>> if you want to do it do it in your own speer. >> you would be fine with that being legal? >> you have it here in new york city. there are executives. we saw the film on wall street and what he was doing. if you are an adult you can be responsible for that decision then fine. but i don't want it>> what do you mean, fine? it's illegal. you would lock people up for that. >> i don't want to be response i am for something that happens. i don't want to be the one that suffers the consequences of john stossel out high on cocaine then i lose my life. what you are doing can't have an effect on me. that is where we have to be smart and have rules and regulations. >> why is the getting high itself illegal? >> that is an overall concern of what is the debt kriment to an individual. you see people talking about sugary sodas and everything like that. i think you have a government that is getting into the over reach of trying to manage and modify. >> why is that over reach for the law against heroin now? >> i think heroin is a different type of substance than going down and having a big

the beak is sharp and razor-like to speer fish. he has to be careful. the bird cannot open its mouth. if he did not rescue it, it only had a few days to live because it would have starved to death. >> look at that. it took so little effort for me to remove that, and yet this poor little chap, he would have had no hope on his own. okay. that's off the top beak. you can see, you can see how razor sharp this beak is. >> the bird is, like, all right, enough with the biology lesson, get off my beak and let me go. >> it's cool to see that up close. you wonder, you see why they are such good hunters. >> three days later, released into the water, and you think all is well, right? no. you see, they are solitary. they find a body of water and be the king bird of the place. another darter moved into the territory, and a soap oprah begins in the form of a bird fight, but in the end, the bird that he rescued was victorious. >>> dudes having a dispute with a cop, but -- >> this is the part where things just get crazy out of control. >> wow. >> why tinted windows are

also a climate scientist and she's proposing a radically new approach to deal with the climate crisis speer joined me earlier and i started by asking her about her thoughts on obama's executive order mandating that carbon emissions from coal fired power plants be cut by thirty percent by the year twenty thirty. i think it's a step in the right direction but we should call it what it is an incredibly timid step it's a baby step in the right direction considering what we're facing the i.p.c.c. report that just came out the white house's own climate assessment that just came out shows that what we're facing are you know pretty dire circumstances with regards to droughts heat waves flooding super storms all of that and yet we're seeing really ten minutes that's you know what thirty percent reduction by twenty thirty to me is just not enough and furthermore half of that has already been accomplished so really he's calling for a fifty percent reduction what we can do in washington state is we can go one hundred percent renewable we already gets the majority of our energy from renewable sources it

genius bar and it could prove to be a valuable feature for amazon at securing people on he amazon echo speer -- ecosphere. >> i want to bring in brad stone. and a managing partner at venture firm s k ventures. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. your first day? >> this is a phone that is going to help you buy stuff. the coolest thing was firefly. you can look at anything and it will say we sell that and that is a way to buy it. it maps it out with its camera and then it looks it up on amazon.com, the everything store. >> i already buy a lot of stuff on amazon. do i want a phone that will make me spend more money? >> hi will real -- how will realize her's --how will retailers feel? you're not going to win much for doing that. the phone is need. kudos for getting it out the door after five years of development and coming up with something that is a little bit new with the firefly app. this is a hypercompetitive market. it is priced conventionally. $200 for the two year contract. >> it is not super cheap. what is your first impression of this phone? the 3-d feature, the six cameras

it remains speered into the memory of a future world.tell this story for the old soldiers who call themselves to salute brothers who never made it home. we tell the story for the daughter who clutches a faded photo of her father forever young, for the child who runs his fingers over colorful ribbons he knows signifies something of great consequence even if he doesn't yet fully understand why. we tell the story to bear what witness we can to what happened when the boys from america reached omaha beach. by daybreak bombs broke the water and broke the sky. thousands of paratroopers that dropped into the wrong landing site, thousands of rounds bit into flesh and sand. the men fell in minutes. the beach that earned its name. by 8:30 a.m. bradley expected the troops to be inland. six-hours after the landing he wrote, we held only 10 yards of beach. in the age of commentary it would have swiftly and roundly declared as a debacle but such a race to judgment would not have taken into account the courage of three men. success may have come as roos

i think that they have a service to bring in speers from all different aspects whether they agree withor not. unfortunately i do not see that. my older daughter went to one of the seven sisters schools, which is very similar to the ivy league and i know that she walked in, hopefully thanks to my upbringing but a fair and balanced mine and a letter very much a diehard liberal. she really didn't know a lot, i don't think politically one way way or another. but through that intense indoctrination she came out on the left side, if you will. so it's unfortunate that even a school of that held the bird did her a disservice. >> okay. thank you guys so much on this. before, charles has his big show next monday. xpm come are you ready? >> i am absolutely ready. making money with charles payne,. neil: absolutely, to charles payne party. >> beyond that, though, i look at where we are in this country and the malaise that we are in in the fading hope and i want to shake people and say, this is the greatest country in the world. nothing has ever been as great as this country. so it's one thing to he

bob speer, bill waters is getting pretty good.k with the folks soon. want to get this straight, your theory is that waters will stage a coup and i will be relegated to doing o'reilly's world out on the street? is that what you're saying? good grief, what kind of doctor are you? finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. traveling, have you ever felt queasy in a car, plane or boat. according to bottom line magazine, there's a simple remedy if you are failing nauseated or dizzy. you simply pull and pinch the skin in the middle of your inner wrist for a short time. you should feel better. although your wrist might be a little sore. life is a series of tradeoffs, they say it works. factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight, please check out the foxnewsfactor website which is different from billo'reilly.com. word of the day, do not be a quidnunic when writing to the factor. we have some letters, i don't know why i do this, but we've got to do it. ask dennis, tomorrow. thanks for watching us tonight, miss megan is next, i'm

beginners are learning to fly and catch from instructors, including jonas speer. >> it was -- i thinkwas our first class of the day. >> sweep, legs not so high and back. >> we spend two hours with them working on the ground and in the air on flying trapeze tricks. >> one of the students takes his turn on the bar. a classmate films him with his digital camera. >> we were flying on the trapeze, i was up on the board getting ready to do my flight, and emergency personnel came in. >> a police officer showed up at the gate, and he said, hey, does anybody have some rope or anything? we kind of got down and said, well, yeah, we're a trapeze school. what do you need? >> a man has just fallen into the hudson river, which sits next to the trapeze school. without blinking, jonah and co-instructor paul cannon grabbed rope and other rescue equipment and take off toward the river. >> when we get there, we saw a body floating down the river about 25 or 30 feet out. >> somehow a man, later identified as james q., has fallen into the river and now appears unconscious and needs saving. a small crowd is

. >>> bay area congresswoman jackie speer says she wants to keep e-cigarettes out of the hands of minors. she is set to introduce a bill that would regulate e-glets and stop the use of bright packaging and candy flavor. e-cigarettes are being marketed to appeal to children, and they need to be protected. >> gummy bears, cotton candy, chocolate mints, thin mints are not flavors at a local ice cream shop. instead, those are the flavors that you can get for e-cigarettes. >> health officials say that the nicotine in e-cigarettes is just as addictive as the tick teen in tobacco cigarettes. >>> care givers in retirement communities often use antianxiety medications to calm residents down. now, cutting technology is helping them change that approach. the furry friend now being tested in the south bay. >> this has touched our hearts in so many different ways. >>> well, he's just eight years old but has already battled through tin surgeries. the dream that is coming true for this little boy this weekend. >>> well, walnut creek's wildlife museum is throwing a two-day birthday bash for lord richard