"we want to dissociate ourselves from this stoner image. we sell high-quality raw materials," says this man. more on this later in the show. it's ok to beat your wife or girlfriend provided they don't end up in the hospital. this is the message many women in russia worry is being sent to abusive men after the country's parliament passed a law decriminalizing domestic violence. instead of up to two years in prison, offenders now face the mere prospect of a fine. according to estimates, over half a million women a year are victims of domestic violence. now some fear that figure could rise even further. >> demonstrators in st. petersburg act out scenes of domestic abuse in protest against a change in russian law making violence against spouses a petty offense. it essentially removes one of the only deterrents. >> now if we beat someone in our family, we'll only have to pay a small fine. >> men who batter their wives are more the rule than the exception in russia. this incident outside an apartment block in southwest st. petersburg is just one

a stoners paradise? really? you might be able to get high there, but good luck when you get the munchies. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i hope you like bark. meanwhile, president donald trump was not in washington. he was in wisconsin today. must have been comforting for him to be in a state where "cheesehead" is considered a compliment. you like that? >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> stephen: the trip-- joke snuck up on me. ( laughter ) the trip was all part of donald trump's renewed focus on employment, as he tweeted this morning. "heading to the great state of wisconsin to talk about jobs, jobs, jobs! big progress being made as the real news is reporting." and you'll notice that "real news" is capitalized. that means the president has seen the show we make for him every week, "real news tonight. and i think this might be the report w tweeting about. >> welcome to real news tonight. our top story tonight, jobs, jobs, jobs. >> job, job, jobs? >> jobs. job, job, job, jobs. >> job, jobs, job, job, job, job, job. >> jobs, job-j

stoner was there who was at a very bad reputation in terms of segregation to put it mildly, but it just is taking in and trying to document what our world is about and to see it just the way it is. >> yeah. what do you recall -- let me move from your area of expertise taking photographs to something more personal, if i may. what do you recall about your conversations with james baldwin? just the two of you guys talking? >> i think we just -- we -- you know, we spent time with medgar evers and he took a towel and put it over his license plate which was a joke. i think it's basically really listening to just the sense of this person who was unique in terms of both his intelligence and in terms of feeling for other people so it's a strong feeling and such a strong warmth for other people really, you know, that's what told me our experience. >> i don't normally say this. i'm saying it because you'll appreciate it. it turns out i have a staff photographer that takes pictures of my guests and before you leave the stage today, they will give you a couple copies of photos he took while we were

in oregon and there's a lot of stoners there. >> i don't want red fang coming after us. >> give themull credit. a lot more to get to this morning including elon musk's message about tesla's future and robotics. and banco's rescue of a struggling rival. if we have another down day on the s&p and nas, that would be three days in a row. ur brokerag. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise i'm ricardo, a sales and service co

the long hair, the stoner speech patterns, the peace symbols and the flower-power, at the time, theyere viewed as a very real threat to the american way of life. in addition to opposing the war, hippies advocated communal living at a time when communism was the country's ideological enemy. they spurned the work ethic in an era when people defined themselves by their jobs. they embraced eastern philosophies and religions that were alien to most americans. and they took over whole neighborhoods, most famously san francisco's haight-ashbury district where a hundred thousand hippies settled in for 1967's "summer of love." but most alarming of all to '60s america was the hippie embrace of marijuana. hippie culture reached its peak of both visibility and influence at woodstock in 1969. billed as "three days of peace and music," the festival was also a celebration of free love and chemically altered consciousness. the darker side of all these freedoms started to surface in the '70s, with acid casualties and rampant std's and as hippies aged and had children of their own, they inevitably bec

i really hope my impression for a stoner is good. haven't been anywhere near marijuana since great, god, i hate missing hanging out with drew barrymore. nearly every major sponsor has pulled out of the julius caesar production over a tasteless depiction of donald trump's assassination. but not alec baldwin. the boss baby took time out from his busy schedule, whining about the election and popping the paparazzi to attend the show's premiere on monday night. prior to the play, director oscar to the stage to assure everyone that the public theater does not see violence as a solution. the line caused the crowd to clap and baldwin let a photographer out of a headlock. put that cameraman down. cameramen are for closers only. topic number five: finally, a feel-good video that people on both sides of the aisle can get behind. check out this adorable mother bear and her four cups hopping a fence, look at that, so fun. they're like where we come overcoming for your mom. the person who took the video said the buds untrained bears were disgusted

because i'm like a stoner from abama and you know, we can't all get together and vote for this dude becausee's a worker. he's not a politician in the sense that -- barack obama was great. i love him. he can talk. he's great. but we need something different right now. i think there's bigger problems and i think looking at the big picture at some point we may say dude, i'm glad trump was in ffice, and then that happened. everybody is tripping. the bottom line, i think he's a worker. he's up there working. and a lot of people like me came up and voted for the dude. so we're anxious to get some stuff done. host: can he get stuff done, ike, if this is the focus? caller: well, i mean, i don't know about it. look at his actions. i'm glad he's tweeting. basically i used to work in a tv station and all they're trying to do is get people to watch their tv station, you know. so they're pissed off because he can communicate without -- look at the money, the ratings, they're trying to get ratings so now they can monitor everybody everybody. we used to have to pay people to take the boxes to put in their