stoned america. we're going to be discussing the ram pid inagrees -- ram independent increase of marijuana use in the country. before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. we've been focusing all week about what happened at that event. we're taking it to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now. >> i love smoking pot. >> no one died from weed. >> this is our choice. >> i mean, there's marijuana ever where. >> if we're going to label a gateway drug, we would have to go for caffeine or aspirins. >> it's not harmful at all. >> i think all drugs should be legalized. >> it's america. people are going to do what they want. >> we all start with something. >> this is like the biggest gathering of smokers in probably the whole world. >> a lot more likely to die from drinking than smoking weed. >> cannabis should be legalized. >> i don't think marijuana is anymore dangerous than alcohol. >> it helps cancer. >> this is what we want to be

stoned america, we'll bring back our audience and pundits. but first, advocates say legalizing the drug would make it even safer and lead to an economic boom. this next guest helped to push the legalization efforts in colorado. mason, how are you? >> i'm great, thanks for having me. >> we actually went -- somebody just said you're stoned. we actually went to one of the dispensaries, we'll show that later in the program tonight. do you have any financial interest in this at all? >> no, you know, like most americans i simply think marijuana prohibition has failed and i'm dedicated to trying to end it and replace it with a more sensible approach. so just like someone might work for a nonprofit on gun rights, i'm choose to go work on marijuana policy. >> all right, so you see the kids in the video when we went out to the 420 event in colorado, you see them, they're smoking pot, a lot of it. very stoned. they're happy, you heard the doctors and observations about people who smoke pot on a regular basis even people who went to school with them. wha

it will not survive half stoned. >> america -- >> what is half stoned?that your -- >> the link said you couldn't -- >> a joint -- >> states will be damaged. >> when we come back, we'll have more throughout the week on what our producers caught on tape. it will shock you. next, i sit down with the one and only willie robertson and later, nbc news, i hope you're paying attention. eddie schultz, ed sharpton taking cheap shots at me. tonight, i respond. if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical hel

stoned america for the entire hour. we'll discuss the ramped increase of marijuana and the call for more states to legalize the drug. we have people on both sides of the issue but before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. tonight, we're taking the conversation to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now. ♪ ♪ >> i love smoking pot. >> no one died from weed. no one overdosed from weed. >> this is our choice. >> i mean, it's marijuana everywhere. >> if we label a gateway drug, we would have to go for caffeine or aspirin. >> nothing can go wrong with weed. >> it's not harmful at all. >> i don't think all drugs should be legalized. >> this is america. people will do what they want. it's free will. >> we all start with something. >> this is like the biggest gathering of smokers. a lot more likely to die from drinking than smoking weed. >> studies show it helps cancer. >> this is what we want to be able to have this very day in america. >> is this our

. >> tonight we continue our stoned america series as two colorado fourth graders are caught selling edible weed? school. >> the simple fact we have adults that didn't secure the marijuana. >> is marijuana that easy to get? we get an exclusive tour inside a colorado pot store. >>> i have never directed staff to do a secret waiting list. >> 40 sveterans reportedly die after being put on quote a secret waiting list. breaking news on the shocking coverup. >>> and is this former star and outspoken conservative being unfairly judged on "dancing with the stars." candace cameron is here to respond. >>> we kick things off tonight with reaction to some disturbing comments that are being attributed to nevada rancher cliven bundy. they appeared in today's new york times and made by bundy. what the paper like into a town hall meeting with supporters, now audio was posted of the alleged remarks online. take a listen. >> i want to tell you one more thing i know about the negro. >> bundy reportedly called driving past a housing project in north las vegas and said this. >> in front of that governmen

stoned america for the entire hour.ll discuss the ramped increase of marijuana and the call for more states to legalize the drug. we have people on both sides of the issue but before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. tonight, we're taking the conversation to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now. ♪ ♪ >> i love

stoned america for the entire hour, we'll discuss the rampant increase of marijuana use in the unitedn the audience we have people on both sides of the issue. but before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 2014 pot-smoking event. we focused on what happened to that event tonight. we're taking the conversation to a whole new level and it starts right

stoned america. going to be discussing the ram pid inagrees -- ram independent increase of marijuana use in the country. before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. we've been focusing all week about what happened at that event. we're taking it to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now. >> i love

stoned america for the entire hour.g the rampant increased use of marijuana in this country. we have people on both sides of the issue but before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. we've been focusing all week on the program about what happened at that event. tonight, we're taking the conversation to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now.

went out to colorado and have a lot of tape to show you about what is going on with marijuana a stoned america. start your day with fox and friends weekday mornings 5:00 to asasasasasasasasashington. i'm shan i don't know bremen. "on the record" is next. >>> i'm greta van susteren, and we are going "on the record." domestic terrorists, thousands celebrating a cattle battle victory but senator harry reid making this promise. >> it's not over. and we can't have an american people that violate the law. >> senator rand paul firing back. >> it really is government overreach, government gone amuck. >> and just wait until you hear what he is saying now. plus, "on the record" taking you to the bundy family ranch. >>> also, chaos in classrooms across america. a porn watching teacher not fired from his job but the school cutting a $200,000 check. does that add up? and another teacher body slamming a student. now that teacher is back at school. so why are parents rallying around his return? >> plus, health care for the dead? taxpayers spending millions on medicaid for dead people. one congressman's plan

. >> tonight we continue our stoned america series as two colorado fourth graders are caught selling in school. >> it was the simple fact we had adults that didn't

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. >> tonight we continue our stoned america series as two colorado fourth graders are caught sellingdible weed? school. >> the simple fact we have adults that didn't secure the marijuana. >> is marijuana that easy to get? we get an exclusive tour inside

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an interview with a member of the rolling stones being recognized tonight for what he's been doing for america's forest lands. >> first, what a sonoma county supervisor had to say to the woman he frightened when he showed up at her apartment in his under wear. >> california company promised bold and discount prices dozens of customers are still waiting. a 7 on your side investigation is just ahead. >> and abc7 news i team investigates questions of san francisco zoo. now, being raised by zoo employees. a lot more to bring you. stay with us >>> a sonoma county supervisor caught outside of a neighbor's home wearing only under wear and a pair of socks tried to explain his bizarre behavior to jurors. >> in court, day three, act three the supervisor took the stand in his own defense. the supervisor is charged with peeking into the apartment of a neighbor, a relative stranger known as jane doe. he was clad only in under wear and socks. when arrested in he broke the screens and blinds carrying a camera phone he opened a side gate and tried to get her attention. here is cody hunt in cross examination. >>

stones. they're still out there on tour. europe and south america, later this year. >> we always get a little nervous when the tick goats on sale before, are they going to come. the fans want to seep u us. the award was presented to chuck in san francisco. off to new orleans for a music gig. next month back on tour. with mick and the boys. dan ash lealeyashley, abc 7 new. >> 80s favorite over the hill. rubicks cube was invent in 1974 didn't become a sensation until the early 80s. in honor of the occasion an exhibit dedicated to the cube opened in new jersey. it is just the first stoch p on nationwide tour of the visit beyond the cube. one last lack ook at the weathe. francis. >> become to live doppler 7 hd. trying to pick up the cold front. light rain start in the north bay. extra cloud cover right now. so far not reporting any rain. the forecast model shows the front, bringing us the best chance of light rain in the overnight hours. tomorrow morning. 5:00. 6:00. lunchtime. gone. partly sunny conditions around the state. temperatures will be a littl

but the value is dropping like a stone as three big sponsors pull out dr carmax, virgin america, kia,llion dollar sponsorships. carmax calling sterling's alleged statements unacceptable. this all comes after sterling's estranged wife shelly went after his girlfriend in a lawsuit she claimed that he used community property or their money to buy the mistress some cars and a house. she is 31, sterling is 80. his wife claims she a gold digger who snagged her husband during a super bowl party four years ago and she wants the items back. she said no. mysteriously an audiotape shows up on the internet with a man alleging to be sterling. >> you can sleep with him, you can bring them in. you can do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it and not to bring him to my names. i support them. i've given them food and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? does someone give it to them? do i know that i have -- who makes the game? the game? >> the mistress is mixed race, black and hispanic. the clippers don't say this tape is a fake but say it does not reflect donald s

controversial relationship with hugo chavez >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >>> unless you have been living under a stoneu have been hearing a lot about high frequency trading in the past few weeks, including on this show, also because of the release of michael lewis's book "flash boys," which argues that the u.s. stock market is rigged. what you are probably wondering is if it is such a big problem, and affecting everything from pension funds to commodities, why am i just hearing about this now? and what have regulators and law enforcement officials been doing about this problem? the unfortunate answer is until recently not much. to get an idea of how feeble the response has been, bet's go back to the flash crash of may 6th, 2010. >> reporter: on may 6th, 2010, the dow jones lost 998 points, almost a trillion dollars of value, only to regain most of those points a few minutes later. the calls for tighter regulation fell on deaf ears. the scc didn't feel compelled to take any further action until two years later on september 14th, 2012. that's when they fined the new york stock exchange $5 million. that

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. >> homicides solved, stoning cases solved. >> tracking america's law enforcement, using a new toolcriminals. privacy advocates say it allows them to watch you. >> good morning. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. trying to revive talks, secretary of state john kerry on his way to brussels after an unplanned trip to jerusalem, holding two meet i go with israel prime minister netanyahu. >> we were hours away from these talks collapsing, but these talks between john kerry and israeli officials, there is a deal emerging, according to an official close to these negotiations. number one, the release of jonathan pal lard, this is an american accused and convicted of spying on behalf of israel, as she id to life, now talking about being part of this release, being released early. number two, the extension of these negotiations through the end of the year, and number three, the release of 400 palestinian prisoners including the original group that was supposed to be released this past weekend, including 14 palestinian israelis. there is a fourth condition on this deal and that i

in your book, oliver stone, give a chapter titled "death squads for democracy." this is ronald reagan giving an address in central america. >> strategic importance of central america, bordering as a dozen the caribbean, our lifeline to the outside world. two thirds of all our foreign trade and petroleum pass through the panama canal and the caribbean. in a european crisis, at least half of our supplies from nato would go through these areas by sea. reagan andus about central america policies. >> briefly, ronald reagan said american policy back by 20 years -- set back american policy by about 20 years. he'll mistook the cold war to the edge of world war -- he almost took the cold war to the edge of world war. he said the soviet union was ahead of the united states in every military capacity. in all this time, 70 years since the cold war, we were always ahead. but we were always the underdog in our own mind. in reagan's bind, central america becomes the bulwark of communism. we are being threatened again. he said they're very dangerous to the underbelly of texas and arizona, going to come up -- worried about guatemala and

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he's keeping watch over "good morning america" and all of new york city. and then, emma stone her "amazing spider-man 2" role. and so much more. >> incredible young woman. can't wait to talk to her. >>> forget being the wolves. it's the sharks that george have to worry about. see if they sink their teeth into your big idea. >> i get it. we're all taking our turn. tonight, robin, for real, is going to be on jimmy kimmel, live at 11:35 eastern. >> for real? >> for real. >>> right now, "gma" is swimming with the sharks. and we know the abc show, it gives people one shot to sell their great idea. or maybe not. at your service to a panel of sharks. now, it's our turn. amy, robin, ginger, george, myself. we all came up with an original idea and we dove right in. >> i go first. this was an idea that was inspired by my kids. here's what happened. >> meet the sharks. mark cuban, entrepreneur, media mogul and owner of the dallas mavericks. barbara corcoran, real estate mogul. kevin o'leary, venture capitalist and software mogul. lori greiner, entrepeneur, queen of qvc and author of "inv

rolling stone magazine decides to do a 2-part interview. the toughest reporter in america a hollywood screenwriter, and they do this 2-part series interview with seymour hersh, the toughest reporter in america accept this. by the way, that those were done by hand the leibowitz. the cover of the book is actually a photograph taken at that point in time when she was working, not as well-known, of course, working for rollins to of rolling stone magazine. one of the pictures, one of the photos is of a typewriter on the stairs with one of his children and his wife. as you will see, what i've described, trying to get he and his family to talk, he was terribly upset when he knew i would be using this photograph. i call them until the. is it -- it is a great shot. goddamnit. you are not using that. he is very private. thirty-five, 40 years ago ibm to look at seymour hersh. at leave journalism and go up to a the college of new paul, 70 miles north. and i began to teach journalism. from 1983 at a call from his agent. he had two careers, one as a journalist and one as a lecturer . he

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america, say the historians, was peopled by savages. but savages never reared these structures, never carved these stones. we asked the indians who made them ? and their answer was "quien sabe ?" -- who knows ? during the next century, other explorers revealed the amazing variety of new-world civilizations. a great city, teotihuacan, dominated the basin of mexico. atop a hill in the valley of oaxaca, sits monte alban, the royal center of a mighty kingdom. and in the forests and jungles of guatemala, maya city states once reigned over thousands of square miles. this is mesoamerica. at about a.d. 700, three great civilizations had emerged here. the realms of the maya. the power of the great city of teotihuacan. the zapotec kingdom of monte alban. for many scholars the differences between new and old-world civilizations suggested an independent course of history -- that each evolved on its own. this led to another and deeper insight -- beneath these differences may lie a grand and universal similarity, a parallel course of human evolution throughout the world. we now know that all humans once lived nomadic l

. >> for the stones after 50 years, 32 with chuck on keys, they are still out there on tour. europe and south america this year. >> we always get a little nervous when the tickets go on sale before touring are they going to come. still going to do it but every time we have done it it's just been phenomenal. fan still want to come and see us and we are grateful for that. >> award from the pacific forest trust is presented to chuck tonight in san francisco. then off to new orleans for music gig and next month back on tour with mick and the boys. >> come up next on 7 news at 9:00 flash mob takes over yurba buena gardens dozens of people the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way,... while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel. banking for the life you have... investing for the life you want chase. so you can. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefu

america's security and prosperity is inseparable from the future of this region and that's why i made it a priority to renew the asian pacific. in the corner stone out of our strategy and the region's security and economic progress is our historic treaty alliances. including with japan. >> president obama is in asia on a four-nation tour that brings him to japan, malaysia, and the philippines. it's a trip that has long been on hold, the president had to cancel his scheduled asian trip last year. during the government shutdown and canceled twice in 2010. the bp oil spill and debate. forcing our traditional asian allies to feel skeptical. about the so-call the pivot. notably the series in syria and ukraine. the president is there to reassure, stop japan where mr. obama was treated to a formal state visit. japan is the u.s.'s fourth largest trading partner with $203 billion in goods flowing between the two nations last year, 2013. but there's an on going trade in balance. u.s. exports, $635 billion while japan exports $138 billion to the u.s. in order to level that playing field, president obama wants to boost the tpp, the transpacific partnership