time to where george in the building and in the late 60s and was a founding member of the first psychedelic rock bands and the living covers for the local grups and the messages service, and the stories for the businesses who worked and partied in the building and we could not remember who installed the green garden in the basement of the building. and i smiled and i told him that we had to take it a light lighter in the watering system. and he did remember the space and they were part of the old road crew and they provided the sound equipment in 69 and jefferson airplane and the velvet underground and they have been expounded and also developed the electronics for those new electronic guitars in that era and manufactured a repaired guitar and for david crosby's 12 string guitar which is still in the family and still exists. and george hinted and we can take a video of them. and he hinted that joplin's nude with beads photograph, and might have been taken in a studio up on the second floor, and so, okay. and so where is the building with a lot of colorful paths and we keep on researching it

don't know this played an exciting role in the 60s when san francisco was the start of capitol for psychedelic rock bands, i remember those times very well because 45 years ago this summer, i was a british university student. and the holy sea of the fillmore west where joplin were playing, and so last week, when george went into the building and saying that i am back. and i am traveling back in time to where george in the building and in the late 60s and was a founding member of the first psychedelic rock bands and the living covers for the local grups and the messages service, and the stories for the businesses who worked and partied in the building and we could not remember who installed the green garden in the basement of the building. and i smiled and i told him that we had to take it a light lighter in the watering system. and he did remember the space and they were part of the old road crew and they provided the sound equipment in 69 and jefferson airplane and the velvet underground and they have been expounded and also developed the electronics for those new electronic guitars in that e

for some, psychedelics like lsd open the doors of perception. the doors: ♪ the gate is straight ♪ deep and wide, break on through ♪ depp: a massive cultural earthquake is splitting the country wide open. and out of the crack steps a band called the doors. man: name? robby krieger. age? 22 years old. occupation? guitar. name? john densmore. age? 23. occupation? percussionist. name? raymond daniel manzarek. age? born 2/12/39. occupation? musician, organist. name? uh, jim. occupation? um... depp: jim morrison is the oldest son of a decorated navy officer. at 16, he's already reading nietzsche, rimbaud, and william blake. he's also obsessed with elvis presley. one teacher sends home a note scolding him as "self-centered." he goes to three colleges before attending the film school at ucla. one of his friends there is ray manzarek, who's also playing keyboards in his brother's surf band, rick & the ravens. ray started with classical piano but quickly turned on to jazz and chicago blues. jim, too, had an affinity for the blues. they shared a common int

cora, our blessed sister here, who deserves to win better than that old psychedelic heathen standing next to you, you are gonna win hands down, because you're blessed... >> dude! excuse me, dude, sir, ma'am, mister! do you have a question? >> no, i don't have a question. >> well, park your trunk over there, please! thank you! thank you. >> excuse me, brown? >> yes, sir? >> now, i do have a question. >> recognizing colonel. speak your mind. let the lord use you as he walks with you in perfect peace. >> well, the question i have, brown, is, who is catering this blasted thing? 'cause my stomach is touching my back! >> well, i plan to feed the multitude, yes, right after you all vote for me. thank you. >> that is bribery, mr. brown! >> that is not bribery! that's pancakes! and i plan to use real butter! thank you! >> all right! >> thank you. >> real butter?! that's why i propose a church health fair. >> amen. >> because our bodies are our temples. >> that's right. >> boo! boo! >> um, yes, yes. and in closing, i'd just like to say how much i love this church. >> take your time. take your

if i could all direct all of your attention to her fabulous psychedelic boots, befitting of this moment. [laughter] >> i told mr. redding she put those on especially for him. it was very apropos as always. thank you so much. we've had many, many partners, and one of the biggest was from the federal government. as you may know, this project went from being about an $11 million project to about a $26 million project and had a few surprises for those that related to the seawall and some of the other things we wanted to do. with the help of congresswoman nancy pelosi, we were able to find $5 million in grant funds to close that gap and move this project forward. and it created for us not just the ability to do this great project, but the ability to find ourselves a fabulous new partner in the united states army corps of engineers. so, i want to say a very big thank you to the [speaker not understood] people, especially tessa bernhardt for your dedication and your help in getting our old and blighted pier 36 out of this great bay to make room for this new addition. and i especially want to s

super diamond, psychedelic, i mean, it's a great line up on top of that we're looking eat shots. entertainment is wonderful in the main states. the artist faces classical. we have the golden gate on the state and we have a children state that has wonderful acts for children. >> does it make it -- of course you have this tradition and you have this favorite thing of maybe every labor day. does it make it more challenging to be innovative they say if it ain't broke. >> this year we actually have changed the complete grounds up to this period of time we've had walkways. this year the complete art show is a star. it's completely redundant brand new front entrance. this year we also have 120-foot ceiling that's being built by the tall ship organization that will be built over the next three years will actually launch the boat on this waterfront and it will be more at the bay model pier every year as voting classroom for kids to learn about bay. the delta and water and another great project that we've done this year. >> are the prizes given also. >> $15,000. >> that cad puts a few thin

don't know this played an exciting role in the 60s when san francisco was the start of capitol for psychedelic rock bands, i remember those times very well because 45 years ago this summer, i was a british university student. and the holy sea of the fillmore west where joplin were playing, and so

happens when you eat cannabis is that your liver metabolizes thc into 11 hydroxy thc and that's very psychedelicit's very, very altering and sometimes you don't feel it coming on for two hours and you end up eating more. sometimes the dose with these edibles and, you know, half a cookie or a quarter of a cookie and i don't know 20 people that can eat just half a cookie, so there's really a risk of having too much when people use orals. but the risk is that you'll stop breathing or die, the risk is that you'll become very altered and disoriented and sometimes, you know, you can get anxious and panicky in that situation. >> there's also the question of addiction. compared about other drugs marijuana is not highly addictive. the most widely cited number, 9% of users go on to become dependent. that's compared to 23% with heroin, 17% with cocaine, 15% with alcohol. but could the more potent pot change the equation? with the amount of thc being so high, much higher than it was 30, 40 years ago, it can be more addictive, you say. >> you know, this -- the 9% rate of people getting addicted to cannabis,

don't know this played an exciting role in the 60s when san francisco was the start of capitol for psychedelic rock bands, i remember those times very well because 45 years ago this summer, i was a british university student. and the holy sea of the fillmore west where joplin were playing, and so last week, when george went into the building and saying that i am back. and i am traveling back in time to where george in the building and in the late 60s and was

(the psychedelic furs' "love my way" plays) tessie: so i was thinking we'd treat ourselves to a flicky about it, okay? you're 12, geez, think about girls or something. maggie: tessie? that, uh, robbery... think we might have found your wallet. put the ice cream away, jimmy, before it melts. i'll wait for you, tess. go up, already. i'll be there in a minute, okay? okay. ♪ aiss is not enough, in... ♪ love my way been, uh, thinking about what you said. him coming back. got the right to defend yourself. yeah, i remember. lock my doors. other ways to do it. know what i mean? he comes at you, it's called imminent danger. the da'll never charge you. you're telling me... to kill him. that would be, uh, unethical of me as a cop. i'm just informing you of your rights is all. ♪ they just want to steal us all... ♪ mail's piling up. might want to check your box. ♪ love my way ♪ it's a new road ♪ i follow... you gave her the gun that killed mike delaney. get off the high and mighty, will you? system wasn't gonna protect victims like her, i had to. by telling her how to commit a felony. (scoffs) '82

i can't take you to the lanes, i can't form a league with you, i can't even share my psychedelically laced bowling shoes with you. given today's action, the s&p jumping 1.25%, nasdaq vaulting 1.36%. by golly, i'm going to get you a shirt, a ball and a couple of lanes. this market is rolling strikes. the head pin smashes into the king pin and sends the rest shattering. today we had more pin action than the plaza lanes in madison, new jersey, and i felt like it was like the old days when i donned my jim bowling shirt, put on shoes, brought my own ball and played with style. let's go over some of the strikes this market rolled because this one felt pretty darn perfect from start to finish. no, check that, from before the start to the finish. much of the positive pin action started overseas the night before where we've become so used to getting bad news. that's right. before we even opened for trading, you knew it was going to be a good one because of the pin action from the number, 50.3. that's the number china's industrial pmi or its gauge of strength hit last night and the number the

. >> willie nelson was psychedelic, sci-fi, wide screen.n, i've never been outdone. [ applause ] but i was in amsterdam with willie and he made me quit. i had to think of something to get us to stop smoking. i was like, willie, let's go get something to eat. >> willie nelson, snoop dog, amsterdam. how did nobody die? >> wait a minute, we played dominos. so we're playing dominos. he got a vapor. i got a blunt. he got a joint. he got a bong and he got this other kind of thing that's like a wooden piece that you smoke out of. so just me and him, i'm keeping score, he blazes up the first one, i blaze up one. before you know it, it's four things being passed around while we're playing dominos. you would have thought we were octopuses, because we were moving so much. >> at some point your conversation must have reached the level of enlightenment. what were you talking about? >> when i'm around willie or a great musician that's still relevant and still doing it, i always pick they brain. i asked him what was he doing when he made "on the road agai

. >> this light reflection, is very psychedelic. now, you're saying live with them. >> look closely at danielle. tell me about this. >> this is a crocheted sweater made from the tape from one vhs cassette. >> that's one movie. >> this is the length of one movie right here. and if you're not willing to commit to the full sweater look, you can mac accessories, as well. >> let me look at your bracelet. you can take your vhs tape. my daughter are doing the bracelets right now. they're in. and there's another idea. all this, "improve this." turn these pieces into great things. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for details. >>> coming up, throwback thursday continues with emeril. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> the throwback thursday music, marvin hamlisch. emeril lagasse has been on this show for 14 years. >> just about 14, sam. >> we're doing throwback thursday. do you have a picture you want to show us? >> let's check it out. >> i can totally see it. what's up with the hair? what year is this? >> well, just rig

eat cannabis is that your liver metabolizes thc into 11 hydroxy thc, and 11 hydroxy thc is very psychedelic sometimes you don't feel it coming on for two hours and you end up eating more. sometimes the dose with these edibles is, you know, half a cookie or a quarter of a cookie. and i don't know too many people who can just eat half a cookie. so, there really is a risk of having too much when people use orals. but again, the risk is not that you'll stop breathing or you'll die. the risk is that you will become very altered, disoriented, and sometimes, you know, you can get anxious and panicky in that situation. >> there's also the question of addiction. compared with other drugs, marijuana is not highly addi addicti addictive. the most widely cited number, 9% of users go on to become dependent. that's compared to 23% with heroin, 17% with cocaine, 15% with alcohol. but could the more potent pot change the equation? with the amount of thc being so high, much higher than it was 30 or 40 years ago, it can be more addictive, you're seeing? >> you know, the 9% rate of people getting addicted to