out there that's gained quite the following it's called bong tv live, it's run by a guy named mark rowan7 years old and also known as bong rip. over the past eight years he's gained thousands upon thousands of followers. live streaming audio and video on his website. his mission is what he calls marijuana activism. bong rip is getting a lot of attention right now for video that he did stream live on his website. here's bong rip talking to the camera from inside his limo. >> and look at me dressed in green, nicely shaven me if i'm homeless. are you homeless? i had to say yes. >> he decided to take his limo that he's in over to a local soup kitchen in huntingen tonhu california, and see what he could get. >> it looks like they live pretty good. >> a soup kitchen scam is what a lot of people are calling it and it has a lot of people mad. >> start off with a bag. toothpaste! let's see what else. old spice. under arm deodorant. old spice. >> so he has people upset because he seems so sarcastic and almost angry. >> two boxes of macaroni and cheese! i'm a king. >> and a lot of people who work f

son, rowan farrow posted his own tweet. missed the woody allen tribute. did they put the part where a woman confirmed he molested her at age 7, before or after annie hall. >> the only recourse legally that woody allen would have would be to file a defamation case against dylan farrow. that would be a public relations disaster. >> reporter: allen has said from the beginning the charges were wholly invented, telling date line in 1994 -- >> i don't feel scarred. i feel only that a monumental tragic injustice has been done to my daughter. >> reporter: but now questions again about those old charges. >> you don't have any comment about dylan's letter? >> reporter: in that letter, dylan challenged some of the stars of allen's films, including diane keaton, cate blanchett, louie ck. none commented today, crimes in misdemeanors, blue jasmine, up for three oscars again is subject to hotly debated and distinctively different views of the artist and his art. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, our making a difference report. the remarkable sto

>> my favorite character is kelly rowan. >> yeah. >> she's pretty hot. >> his interest in women became allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma wit me in the ass. i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my execution, or execute me and get it over with. whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal injection and the firing squad. and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method have you chosen for your execution, he in no uncertain terms, said -- >> i chose to be executed by firing squad because the only other option here is lethal i

specifically rowan and woodside parkway. also dale is very slushy which is kind of off right where we are right now. we start at the bottom of dale. and it's not too bad. just a little light slush. you go up the hill and it gets even worse. that's pretty much the story on all of these side roads. i do want to make a note that the ride on buses are working today. right over to my left on georgia avenue, they're picking some people up actually. so they're moving okay. that's maybe why some of these pedestrians are walking up closer to there because the snow drifts are pushed to the side making it difficult for pedestrians to walk on the sidewalk here. on your morning commute today, be extra cautious on these main roads and look for pedestrians when you're out here because be mindful some of the sidewalks aren't clear for them to be able to walk through. we will keep you updated here in montgomery hills, downtown silver spring on these conditions for your morning commute. back to you guys. >> all right, nikki, thank you. >>> we

with candidate rowan paul arguing against the man dade and the audience cheering, yay, let them die.d we should let private charities and churches deal with the six just like before medicaid, you know, back when pastors apparently had medical training well, now nathan diehl hats combined those two ideas into one thing -- he's one of 21 republican governors who have refused to take the medicaid expansion under the aca. that's putting huge strains on hospitals in his state, some of which are actually closing, because they can't afford to keep treating people who get their primary care in the e.r. he told a small control this week that if people really want to be serious about lowering the cost of health care in this country, they would revisit another federal statute that has been there for a lodge time, and said it came from bad facts that made bad law. the law he's talking about the emergency medical treatment and labor act of 1986 signed by a guy named ronald wilson reagan. it requires hospitals to provide emergency care to everyone. diehl's idea is for that law to be revisited, so

. ♪ >>> his name is joe morton, but you may know him as rowan pope, olivia pope's father on the hit abc won big at last night's naacp image awards picking up breast drama. can kerry washington took home outstanding actress and earlier morton was honored with best supporting actor in the series. with "scandal" returning to tv this week, i talked to morton about what makes this show stand out. >> the difference is there hasn't been a black female lead on television in over 40 years so kerry's position as olivia pope on the show is huge, just on that alone, much less that -- i mean much more that she's now playing a character who is sort of fixing the scandals of people in washington, d.c. she's not a teacher. she's not sort of a middle class personality sort of trying to fix the right and wrongs of teenagers. she's actually trying to fix people in washington, d.c. then there's my character which is, for all intents and purposes, supposed to be the most powerful man in the united states behind the president and sort of doing all these machinations making that happen. for the audience in ge