it seems as though the sheriff is working with stoner and evans. he lets the prisoners escape and sends his two bird dogs out to bring them back. what are you talking about? the bounty game. now, you listen. i've known will too long... can you prove anything you've said? look, i haven't got all night to argue with you. you just remember what i've said. and tomorrow there's gonna be a bounty on my head. and they'll get you. maybe, but i don't plan on staying a wanted man. i'll be back, and it's either gonna be slung over the side of a horse randall? randall? you leave me alone, i'll clear out! randall? randall, do you hear me? hold it. don't try it. you're not that fast. please, randall. please. come on. you're going to red rock. are you asking me to believe that will had a part in this scheme? well, it was evans' idea, but the sheriff didn't say no to the money. it was him and evans. you're a liar. you're the one that shot daniels and i was bringing him in. evans made me do it. how can i be sure that he and evans aren't dragging will into this just

>> stephen colbert called me stoner icon. >> stoner icon harry smith. >> i don't use it, by the way.> coming up next, we have myja down in north carolina with president obama is headed into for a rally, we'll check in with her in just a moment. and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> president obama is weighing in on the clinton's e-mails server and he said he trust hillary clinton and have full confidence in her. will he make the same statement today in florida. >> and more democrats have cast early votes in north carolina. the share of black voters who are voting ear

. >> reporter: kal penn, everyone's favorite stoner from "harold and kumar." >> that was the best meal of my life. >> reporter: famously left hollywood to serve in the office of public engagement in the conditions inside the beltway and inside hollywood? >> you can't, absurd. >> oh, come on. >> i have an air conditioned trailer and somebody will bring me a coffee if i want it, here. there -- >> you're in cramped quarters. >> i'm eating vending machine sandwiches and working 19 hours a day. >> reporter: on set, penn became a de facto fact checker. >> if you get the kal penn seal of approval that's a good thing? >> flattering unthat ran it's little things. how many people would be in a particular office. woul this person or are we taking creative license with it? >> that's weird. >> reporter: while they might not get everything right, no doubt all the drama will feel true to life. for "nightline" i'm juju chang in toronto. >>> next, dwayne johnson on going from action hero to animated hero for disney's ? ? ? ? how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and

more than 12,000 weapons, like assault rifles stoner, that's more than one burglary per day. >> less than 30 seconds they were in, got the guns and were out. >> reporter: in and out in 30 seconds? >> 30 seconds. >> investigators saying the majority of those guns end up being used in violent crimes in cities across the country. in gatlinburg, tennessee, now leading to a curfew. firefighters there concerned about the forecast tonight for 60-miles-per-hour winds. already, the fire has killed three people, destroyed more than 150 homes, and tonight a small army of firefighters is trying to keep the flames away from the town. >>> those winds are definitely going to be an issue but the reason they're having the windy weather is because of a strong cold front. this is probably going to bring one to gatlinburg area over the next 24 hours so that is great news. i would expect that would pretty much cause those fires to fizzle out. they're still very rough weather with this so you can so tornado watches and tornado warnings across part of the deep south. there it is extending all the way down

he has a message "don't end up a stoner state like us." >> weight. you have a guinea pig called the state of colorado. why don't you see what happened? why russian to it? -- why rush into it. you are making a decision that could impact an entire generation of americans. reporter: and the california sun, desert hot springs fancies itself a marijuana mecca with plantations in the works. the price of the dusty land has soared. jason is one of those hoping to cash in. feetere are 180,000 square approved a couple hundred yards over there. we have a lot of big cultivation. reporter: that is simply for medical use. it will get even bigger if it becomes recreational. >> yes. reporter: a multimillion dollar business? >> multibillion dollar business. reporter: marijuana is not quite out of the shadows. grants it astill dangerous and it is prohibited. that may have to change as state after state says no to the war on drugs. bbc news, denver. katty: this is something moving fast in america. a lot of states look at colorado and how much money they are making. neu

this is which has been nicknamed stoner hill. when pot became legal in colorado, did it open the floodgates for anyone and everyone to start smoking? >> absolutely not. not to be kind of judgmental but i have been a denver native all my life and denver especially has always been a pot capital since the 70s and 80s. denver is a weed city. we have actually seen not a decrease but an increase of legalization of cannabis because it's not illegal anymore, it's not something to be feared. it's an industry. it's something kids can go to school for. they can get a high paying job doing it. it's not something to be feared as much as respected and understood . >> reporter: the park was developed by mayor wellington webb, who you have probably seen in the vote no on 205 commercials airing in it didn't take me long to find out why he is so against it. >> i have three kids, to our lawyers and one is part-time homeless, who has always been addicted to marijuana. and every time someone says to me that it's not harmful, all i have to do is look

instead of people being those stoners down the street, they're actually contributing to california society speaking of changing attitudes, plastic bags. we've used those for decades. now we've got competing measures for plastic bags on the ballot as well. do you think this election more than others is causing confusion for voters? we also have competing measures on the death penalty. >> i think that plastic bag one is one of the best examples. if you look at the propositions, they were both sponsored by the plastic bag industry. they both sound like they're very do-gooder propositions, but one is basically to do away with plastic bags kbientirely. the other one is to essentially have the money go to good environmental stuff. if you dig a little deeper, why are these guys putting that on the ballot? >> what do you see the role of political cartooning in democracies? >> i think overall the role of political cartooning in democracies is to really make people stop and think and to question. i mean, i -- often times draw to the bay cartoons that i'm doing are not necessarily political. when the

. >> reporter: joanne stoner started coming decades go >> before i was even married.s 8-year-old julia who says this thanksgiving she's celebrating >> my family and friends >> many are celebrating the businesses along this strip of frankford avenue which many acknowledge is the if this backbone of this community >> i've can grown up with this strip. we take care of our people and they come and take care of us. >> want to give back to the community >> some drove more than an hour to attend the parade >> we're from oxford, came to visit our family. we come every year. >> reporter: this year they had to bundle up high wind gusts and dropping temperatures. >> it's cold out here today, that's for sure. we're bundled up. >> reporter: they say anything to keep the tradition alive. >> happy thanksgiving. >> if it was snowing would you be here >> absolutely. >> in mayfair, anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> starting to look a lot like christmas in northern new jersey. ground is covered in snow in west millford as much as for inches fell in that area and some folks took advan

made a choice to transition from opiate pills to marijuana to manage the pain.il >> this is not some stoner stereotype about getting high i plaintext sac,, this is people' lives this saved my life at 201 study in the germ of the american medical association concluded that states that have legalized medical marijuana other states treatment a stunning how marijuana helped b 30 percent more to control l chronic pain, the reason people like him turn to their. >> logitech medical marijuana for pain because i do want to b in opiate drug attic as i was, the concept that you can use marijuana is highly controversial. many regarded as ais gateway drug, that leads to harder drugs, the federal government scif classifies obit sa to drugsif that can be abused b has some value but marijuana is classified as a schedule one to they see it has been no medical value, is it harder to study the scheduled to our schedule three? >> it is harder because there are more restrictions but they're there for a reasonr the most important thing it is not impossible. >> we have two and the dea monopoly on medical marijuan

so his owner is clearly a stoner. even greater connection with the force because we know this darth vader does not like cat food. thank you for watching the slow. you can email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow dana perino, tom shillue and dave smith stopping by with cheer, delight and hopefully some spiked nog. after thanksgiving when the turkey is cool, have a glorious evening. bye. hey everyone, i'm erin coscarelli. and i'm lisa alvarado. and if you haven't seen us before, we are the beauty... myth... breakers! (funky music) ♪ okay, get ready, because today we're gonna blow away one of the longest-held myths of hairstyling, right, lis? that's right, erin. for years we've been told do not put hairstyling tools that are hot in wet hair, 'cause it'll singe off. you're supposed to blow dry it first. yeah, absolutely, lisa. we'd all love to be able to straighten or curl our hair without having to blow dry it first,

this isn't a stoner stereotypes about getting high and playing hockey sac. i 2014 study in the journal of the american medical association concluded states that we're legalize medical marijuana have about 25 percent lower average death rate from drug overdoses than other states. another study found marijuana help by 30 percent are more to control chronic pain reason people like bobcat to it. i don't want a bit opiate drug addict. that concept you can use is highly controversial many experts regard as a gateway drug one that leads to harder drugs. the government schedules opiates on was scheduled to drugs that can be abused would have some medical value marijuana is scheduled as scheduled one of many big government sees as having no medical value. is a harder to study schedule one been scheduled to. harder for more restrictions on therefore there for a reason. we also have to and the dea monopoly of medical marijuana research at a senate hearing several lawmakers push to change the law to allow more marijuana research. i know people are saying we should wait

so his owner is clearly a stoner.ven greater connection with the force because we know this darth vader does not like cat food. thank you for watching the slow. you can email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow dana perino, tom shillue and dave smith stopping by with cheer, delight and hopefully some spiked nog. after thanksgiving when the turkey is cool, have a glorious evening. bye. >> 100,000 creepy crawlers... >> spiders that'll cover your whole face. >> all collected from the far reaches of the world. >> wait. is it alive? >> talk about a bug's life. >> walt disney went into the museum and wanted to buy the collection. >> but there's a bigger story behind this bizarre bequest. >> that was an interesting and eye-opening experience all of its own. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and right now i'm driving on the outskirts of colorado spng

. >> this sis not about stoners getting we but people trying to get relief. there is interest, we had a great crowd. >> there are a lot of questions, legislators have six many cities and counties are passing moratoriums that prevent the dispenseries from setting up during that time. and organizers are sceptical. >> i assume it is for political reasons i hope they want to do it right. >> this common sense approach to look at the needs of the community. >> and they are helping to pass the moratoriums like in tampa guidelines are in place to prevent recreational use, i hope that the department of health can craft rules and reaking ovulations. we don't want it to be a back door to recreational. >> there is one thing on the issue agree on, it could be two years before the industry is really up and running in florida. remember, marijuana is illegal on the federal level. there is some uncertainty about how president-elect's allowed the use of marijuana. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come at 6:00. >> it is a winter wonder land here in florida. a new ice-rink i

this is thei is nick named stoner hill. >> when pot became legal in colorado did it open the flood gates for everyone to start getting high? >> absolutely not. not to be judgment all but i've been a denver native all my life and denver has always been a pot capitol. that was before legalization and long since the 80s but denver is a weed city. we've actually seen not a legalization of cannabis because it's not something to be feared anymore. it's an industry. it's something kids can go to school for. it's something the kids can get a high paying job so it's not as much something to be feared anymore as it is like to be respected. >> it was developed by former denver mayor web who you probably seen in the vote no on 205 commercials airing in arizona. >> denver schools got nothing. >> it didn't take me very long it. >> i have three kids, two are lawyers and one is part time homeless whose always been addicted to marijuana and every time someone says to me that it's not harmful, all i have to do is lock at him on the days i see him. my testimony is locking at a 50 year old former high schoo

said stoners, "you know who drives really high? justin bieber had an impromptu concert at a bar in canada this weekend. said canadians, "but you're not like back, right?" the chicago river was dyed cubby blue this weekend in honor of the chicago cubs world series [ cheers and applause ] yeah. give it up for the cubs and in new jersey the hackensack river was dyed jets green because of some kind of industrial accident. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] and finally, emergency responders rescued a woman on a vermont mountain over the weekend after she got lost while playing a game on her smartphone. the game was called, "apple maps." ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. from the new broadway revival of "the front page," our friend john goodman is back with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is another favorite of ours. he is starring in a broadway musical "falcettos." andrew rannells is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from the band we absolutely love over her

kal penn, best known for his lovable stoner role in "harold and kumar." >> no eating until we get to white castle. yo, let's roll. >> reporter: and for his unusual sabbatical. unlike the rest of the cast, he's an actual west wing alumnus. he left a lucrative career in hollywood to work for president obama as the associate director of the office of public engageme >> what do you say, no, you're not going to serve your country if you have that kind of opportunity? >> reporter: did you talk to kal penn? >> yes. a lot. >> reporter: does he ever stop and say, this isn't authentic? >> absolutely. yes. >> reporter: and i assume you guys all listen. >> yes we do. we wanted to create a sense of chaos. and kal said, "these people wouldn't be allowed in here." but in the circumstance." he said, "no circumstance." >> reporter: did you change it? >> oh yeah. right away. >> reporter: one thing the show nailed, perhaps to an extreme, is the degree to which any president is under constant scrutiny and stress. >> i didn't hear the question. >> the muslim teenage whole was beaten by police, mr. presid

which is great news for the three stoners who actually leave their homes. [ laughter ] so that would be a big deal to them. "i'm going to venture out, dude! ah!" [ light laughter ] finally, here's a crazy story coming out of california. apparently a man there was just arrested, this is real, for terrorizing residents in his neighborhood by blasting an air horn in the middle of the night. [ laughter ] this is not, i'm not, i'm not joking. take a look at this guy's mugshot. [ laughter ] kind of looks like he might have aimed the air horn backwards. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. can we see that guy again? forget the air horn? are we sure that he wasn't just making that noise himself? [ air horn ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone! before we get started, i want to say congratulations to lorne michaels. today, he was named a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: which is the -- [ cheers and applause ] honor that you can receive. we're all so excited for --