i am absolutely, you heard it here first, i'm going back to west hollywood.a trump 45 jersey, we should do it to celebrate the one year of his inauguration. let's celebrate one year of president trump and i'll go back to west hollywood. >> sean: i have to get a signed. you have to get a hat and jersey signed. you can say this is really signed by the president. and see what they do. or we'll forge his signature to make fun, tell them the truth after. because we don't have time. then we could say would you like a presidential signed cap. then you could say it's not really signed after they give their response. i almost sound like fake news cnn. >> how much extra security are you going to send with me? >> sean: i'll get you real one. >> we will have a lot of fun. >> sean: tomi, great work, we appreciate it bhchlt we come back i'm tell you the funniest video of the day we have ever had. this is hilarious. and the hannity hotline. the day. this is hilarious. and the hannity hotline. have ev. this is hilarious. and the hannity hotline. patrick woke up with a sore b

go back to west hollywood. sorry, i'm so easy to give you assignments.r a make a great america hat and you got off of them for to people. are you willing to do that? >> 100%. you heard it here first, i will do just that, i even have a trump 45 jersey that i will wear. i think wee should do to celebrate the one year of his inauguration. i think that's exactly what we should do, sean. let's celebrate one year of president trump and i will go back to west hollywood. >> sean: send it to me. i got to get it signed. you got to get the hat on the jersey side first. then you can say, this was signed by the president. see what they do. or we'll forge his signature just to make fun of them and tell them the truth later because we don't have time and then you can say, would you like a presidential signed cap? you could say it's not really signed after they give their response. how would you like that? i almost sound like big new cnn. because how much security will you send with me? >> sean: i'll get you a real one. >> we will have a lot of fun, sean. >> sean: tomi,

tomi hits the streets of west hollywood next. >> alright. this weekend. boy how time flies. to commemorate the president's year in office we go to one of the most liberal places in america, west hollywood, california. to pass out "make america great" hats to see what people think about our commander in chief. i told you we would do this. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> yes. >> we're coming upon the one year of anniversary of president trump's inauguration. i'm looking to see what people think. >> i think people are convinced it's a failure. >> he has done an amazing job. he did more in onier then obama did in eight years. >> i don't like his vibe. >> what does the hat say. >> make american great again. >> how about this [beep] [beep] [beep] his wall. i will take it down if i can. >> we're asking tpoepblgz in west hollywood how they feel about president trump's first year. >> i think it's great. i kind of back him up. some of what he says. not on twitter. i don't necessarily agree with that. >> you read his tweets. >> yes. >> you feel it's funny. >> i think it's funny. h

so i caught up with them outside the store in west hollywood for one last pep talk. what i wanted to do is just come for moral support, because i understand the stakes that you guys have and how enthusiastic you guys are. do you feel prepared? leani: yeah. cindy: yes. lemonis: what did you change about your presentation from before you met me to now? cindy: the main thing is to really hone in on letting them know one of our main goals is to increase their margins on our products. lemonis: all right. leani: all right! lemonis: kick ass. let's go. leani: thank you. lemonis: high five. cindy and leani are meeting with medmen's head buyer. cindy: hi! josh: hey, how's it going? i'm josh. cindy: so nice to meet you. leani: leani. josh: nice to meet you. you guys want to come back, and we'll... cindy: yeah! lemonis: it's a big deal just to be here. josh is flooded with as many as 40 pitches every day, but only 3% of those products make it to medmen's shelves. the way you kick off this pitch? give him a sample. no pot, of course. he's on the clock. josh: it's delicious. cind

now, this location in west hollywood was raided three times before 2013.ll of their merchandise was either confiskated or destroyed, so that fear is absolutely real. mireya villarreal, cbs news, west hollywood, california. >> ninan: still ahead, the holiday season unleashes a tsunami of cardboard boxes. so where do they all go? oice is coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. if yorheumatoid arthritisevere and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further irreversible damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. humira has been clinically studied for over 20 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervou

medman here in west hollywood is packed with people and many, of course, do have jobs. they are wondering if they do use this on the weekend or after work, what the implications are on the job, people like justin jones. >> i'm a med tech, emt. >> reporter: you are saving lives. >> i am saving lives, but i don't do it while high at all. >> reporter: he said pot helps with his insomnia and nature terrors. >> i definitely want to make sure that this is within my rights, that i can still function as an emt and do this recreationally. >> reporter: sherwin warns there may be exceptions for medicinal use, but otherwise beware. >> don't think that you have an extra protection as an employee just because it's now legal. >> reporter: if you are drug tested and it comes back positive for thc -- >> the fact that you smoked it the day before is not going to save someone's job. the employer will be within their rights to terminate. >> i definitely know that. that's a risk i'm willing to take. >> reporter: he said without weed he can't sleep. in west hollywood, jill kwon, kpix5. >>> n

for free west hollywood, free berkeley, and peta and so many other organizations. i know that a lot of times people say these animal welfare organizations are extremists, right? i will say without them, people going into fur farms and so forth, we wouldn't know the conditions the animals live in. i wanted to speak up on their behalf. it's no secret i love animals. with that said, colleagues, i wanted to share some amendments i'll be making today. so we did amend some of the findings, so you'll see that throughout the beginning of the legislation. we are changing the operative date to january 1, 2019. you'll find that on page 4, line 1-4 as well as on the last page, i believe, last page 6, line 19. we are removing the exemption for non-profits and that's on page 4, line 7. we are amending legislation to specify that sale of used products and manufacturing from used fur products is included as part of the legislation and that's on page 4, line 13-14. so, colleagues, i'm hoping we can adopt those amendments today. from my understanding through the city attorney office

this is west hollywood. this is pretty liberal california we are talking about.ople like the president, and really, yeah, i like this guy come i like his honesty, he did more in one year than obama did in eight years. i didn't expect it. >> i was shocked, shocked. i've been there a few times, as youow know, but actually asking folks how they felt about it and they weren't just your typical people that are left with they are trump supporters. the diversity was astounding. that is the best-kept secret in los angeles, california, is how many conservatives there are out how diverse trump supporters a are, conservatives are, republicans are afraid that with the left does not want you to know is how diverse we are. >> sean: i keep saying that trump poles -- there's a certain group student, group of people that just won't admit that they like trump, they like using a chronic class, and they like the economy and they like results and all the noise isn't going to matter at the end of the day if people get jobs and are back at work and off of food stamps and back in the la

jacob is in west hollywood. will admit to you i am slightly surprised that there are so many people who are in line at 10:45 on a tuesday morning to buy weed. >> reporter: don't you have to go to work or something? it stretches all the way down the block. this reminds me of many days doing election coverage. these people are not in line to vote but to buy very legal marijuana. this is medmen one of two places open in west hollywood. you can't buy legal pot in the city of los angeles yet. all you have to do is throw your driver's license on the table and then the world of weed is yours for the taking. it has a lot of questions. here are some of them. ♪ this is how marijuana has been traditionally grown for sale in california. >> these are some big ones. >> illegally and in secret. >> this is typical of organized crime. >> reporter: the state's nearly $6 billion marijuana black market isn't going away anytime soon because it supplies up to 80% of america's illegal weed. recreational legalization created a pot gold

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i have been going out, you've been sending me out to west hollywood, w other areas in california, andinding out is that there are so manyny people that support this president and they didn't support him initially but they are seeing what he's doing to benefit them -- >> sean: and west hollywood? >> you know what, they want to make money just as much is he when i do. they want to make money, keep their hard-earned money and they love this president. they don't like what he tweets, what he says that hurts their feelings but they like what he is doing for this country and at the end of the day, we come to reelection time, that is what matters, the results. the president is getting them. >> sean: the president comes out with this fake news media awards last night. but then, you're watching the media and they are trashing his doctor, the guy that also was the doctor of barack obama, george w. bush, and they are angry because the president is in excellent health. how is anybody to interpret that other than there is nothing this man can do they will like? >>he they want him to fail and they

. >> 73 years old and hitting the charts with evan, diana dropped by the famous west hollywood bar, therate the dance remix of ain't no mountain high enough. reaching number two on the billboard dance chart. >> my mother was having a ball. my brother was begging her to not crowd surf. >> the original version was leeked in 1970, 48 years ago. she sang it at american music award with her grandchildren on stage. >> ain't no mountain high enough. ain't no valley high enough. the diva didn't perform the song. she did jump up on the dj platform. because she couldn't help herself. >> ain't no mountain high enough. >> she has the >> ain't no mountain high enough for her. >> at 73 years old. for my mom to have a song number two on the dance charts. and for my mom to enjoy -- the deliciousness of movement and musing at the abbey is thrilling. >> yes it is, by the way. that remeix of ain't no mountai high enough. miss ross', diamond diana, legacy collection in stores friday. class ek muic music. back with us now. with another woman, a diva and mogul. tyra banks. >> she's on a mission after taking

and i will tell you this because i have been going -- have you been sending me out to west hollywoodreas in california which we think would be so liberal what i'm finding out sean is there are some people that support this president. they didn't support him initially but they are seeing what is he doing to benefit them. >> sean: west hollywood, california? >> hey, you know what? they want to make money just as much as you and i do. they want to make money, they want to keep their hard earned money and they like this the '. they don't like what he tweets. they don't like what he says because it hurts their little feelings. they like what he is doing for this country. at the end of the day come up to mid terms and re-election time that's what's going to matter is the result. this president is getting them. >> so the president comes out with this fake news media award last night but then you are watching the media and they are trashing his doctor, the guy that's doctor for barack obama and george w. bush. they are angry because the president is in excellent health. how is anybody to int

california. >>> day one of recreational sales here in west hollywood, los angeles. the line goes all the way down, across the other side of santa monica boulevard along the street here into this dispensary. they say it is a one of the biggest medcal dispensaries in all of california. they are gearing up today to turn to recreational marijuana. all you have got to do when you come in here, katy is give your driver's license to these folks right here and you are able to walk in and buy whatever products you want. the big thing people are thinking about here katy, this is going to be a enormous bus, who it's going to profit and how many will survive in the economy, take a look, this is how marge has traditionally been grown in california. >> big ones in here. >> reporter: illegally, and in secret. >> this is typical of organized crime. >> reporter: the state's nearly $6 billion marijuana black market isn't going away any time soon, because it supplies up to 80% of america's illegal weed. but recreational legalizations created a pot gold rush in california. >> this is d

approved, san francisco would be the third city in california to ban fur sales after berkeley and west hollywood. >>> contra costa county holding a rally today. volunteers will meet for a briefing at 8:00 this morning and they'll head out. they'll document everyone living in shelters or on the streets who need permanent housing and there were over 1600 people at last year's homeless count and today's information will be used to gage the homeless problem and plan services accordingly. >>> no criminal charges will be filed against a driver who hit and killed a berkeley woman. daryl brand did not stop for shelly who was walking at the intersection of tanning way and folsom street. witnesses say brand was driving 15 miles-an-hour when he hit her. brand is cooperating with investigators who say drugs or alcohol probably did not play a part in the collision. the chp investigates all incidents owned by state and local government. >>> spearhead by silicon -- there's a program to help out the poor. the city will give low income families $500 a month for the entire year. this project will examine the soci

. >> these were the lines in west hollywood when shake shack opened their first l.a. location in 2016. now san francisco cans are expressing concerns about how the popular new york city burger chain and its crowds will fit in to this cal hollow corner. >> it's very residential here. bringing up the noise level and congestion which we're already experiencing. >> with regards to making sure it's clean and not noisy, center cal employs its own property management staff which will be responsible for cleaning up the streets on a daily basis. >> the developer, center cal says they along with the original owner spoke to more than a dozen grocery businesses about leasing the space. saying they couldn't find a viable tenant. >> the shape of the building was one big factor, the lack of parking was another. >> he says increasing online grocery delivery services also played a part. but in a neighborhood where burger joints and gyms are around every corner, neighbors say they need a new market. in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:37. a mountain lion warning going

reporter: here in california, customers have been streaming into pot shops just like this one in west hollywood ever since it became legal to purchase recreational marijuana on new year's day. the manager says that could make her store a target for the feds. >> it's always a possibility in your mind that they'll go after the most successful one first to make an example. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: and now to some other stories we're following in the evening news feed. at dover air force basedover air force base today, vice president mike pence attended the dignified transfer ceremony for a fallen u.s. soldier. 34-year-old sergeant mihail golin was killed in afghanistan on new year's day, in a battle likely against isis militants. president trump and south korean president moon today agreed to postpone joint military exercises until after the pyeongchang winter olympics next month. this move appears to be a move to ease tensions with the north, which views the annual drills as a rehearsal for a u.s. invasion. in south africa, a train slammed into a truck and b

score they're going to say you're a bad bad consumer strength training going to case source in west hollywood they love that kind of thing so talking about debt let's look at the numbers that we have here bouncing back from these purchases won't come quickly only half of those surveyed expected to repay the debt within three months others twenty nine percent say they need more than five months to pay off their christmas debts often leading to interest on the credit card debt and growing balances in fact ten percent of the people who took on holiday debt said they will only be able to make minimum payments on credit cards if the shopper spent one thousand and fifty four dollars and paid a minimum of twenty five dollars each month he or she would be paying down that balance until twenty twenty three so the debt they've incurred ten percent of these people will not be able to pay it off until twenty twenty three those who are paid up because it'll be intergenerational it'll be passed on to your heirs it'll go on for two they'll be no end to it this thing that we will leave as a society is debt t

. >> here in west hollywood, you can buy wreck reaegsal marijuana right now.t a few miles down the road in los angeles that's not the case. that is because a lot of big cities here in california are just now allowing businesses to apply for licenses. potential pot customers in los angeles, were hit with a sobering reality, january 1. the city just started taking applications, for licenses to sell recreational weed today. we are going to do this the los angeles way. and, that means we are going to have to do this responsibly. >> the head of city's department of regulation, says medical marijuana dispensaries compliant with the lauf will get priority processing. even then it could be a week before a temporary license is issued. >> businesses arguing have to submit application for review. they're going to have to go through, prelicensing and inspections. >> another issue, the digital system, the state is using to regulate and track sales, just launched. businesses have to be trained to input data before the state can make it mandatory. which could take months. bu

mireya villarreal as a weed shop in west hollywood until this week was only allowed to sell medical marijuanat's open for all. >> out of the more than 400 businesses in california, licensed to sell adult use marijuana, 1/4 of them are actually selling it right now. where we are standing this morning is one of them. its owners tell me like many in california, they have been gearing up for this historic moment for several years now. >> with the cutting of a green ribbon. >> whoo! >> the dispensary kicked off legal sales monday. henry wykovski the first line in. >> to be able to now just walk in. show your driver's license and make a purchase, has been a long time coming. >> the milestone which allows any one, 21 years of age and older to buy and possess recreational pot comes two decades after california became the first state. lines popped up at dispensaries with customers ranging from long time users to first time buyers. >> the only thing really surprised me was the number of people my age. thought i would be the only grandfather. >> first strain. >> this is absolutely going to be a recreati

approved san francisco would be the third city in california to ban for sales after berkeley and west hollywood. the city committee is set to vote on the measure next week. >>> today marks 1 year since president trump was sworn into office. up next a look at what campaign promises he has kept and the ones he is still facing. >>>a local upcoming food blogger tells us where in oakland is one of her favorite places to eat. >>> it was one year ago today that president trump took the oath of office in front of the u.s. capital becoming the 45th president of the united states. is responsible for some major policy changes but he also failed to deliver on some of his key campaign promises. we take a look at how the president did, during his first year in office. >>>2017 was a year of tremendous achievement, promises made and promises kept.>> while many of the presidents guaranteed have come to fruition, others face an uncertain future.>> i will build a great, great wall. on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that wall.>> prototypes built, yes. but 365 days on the job and not a single m

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this store in west hollywood was raided three times before 2013. of their merchandise was either confiscate order destroyed so that fear is absolutely real. >> that's a good point, mireya, thank you. >>> u.s. intelligence agencies believe russia used disinformation warfare to try to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. an american intelligence report finds that one of the weapons in the kremlin's arsenal was its state-run news network, rt, formerly "russia today" which can be seen in this country. sunday on "60 minutes," lesley stahl talks with rt's editor in chief margarita simonyan about tho those. >> which our intelligence agencies believe happened -- >> you believe, weapon, of mass destruction in iraq, didn't you believe that, continued to believe that russia interference in american elections happened. in five years, you will know that it didn't. >> it's also facebook and twitter say the same thing now. >> well what do they say? what do they say? >> they say that the russians used their websites to perpetrate pro-trump anti-hillary c

addition to san francisco and oakland, the program would also roll out in los angeles, sacramento, west hollywoodnd long beach. weiner says the mayors of those cities have all expressed interest in pursuing the extended hours. >>> all right. we are just a few weeks away from the super bowl in minneapolis. and the nfl wants to make sure that every visitor can call, tweet and post with no problems. brett larson with what's being done to make sure everyone has enough bars come game time. >>> reporter: super bowl lii is just around the corner and the city of minneapolis is getting ready for the huge influx of people expected for the big game. and also preparing to meet their needs for connectivity. open signal a wireless coverage mapping company says the city ready with signal strength, data speed and reliability for the 1 million visitors expected for the game. the big preparations for the big game crowd actually started a year ago with the wireless carriers working quickly to give their service a boost. verizon added 430 new cell sites and a distributed antenna system which puts several antennae in

here in the city, and if we do so, we would be the first major united states city to do after west hollywood and berkeley. >> reporter: anti-fur advocates claim 50 million animals are killed around the world are killed just for their fur. south bay residents gathered to voice their concerns about the proposed megacampus in downtown san jose. they're worried the new google campus will drive out people who currently live there. google is now negotiating with the city of san jose so it can construct a 60 square foot expansion. google released a statement saying we look forward to working closely with local officials and the community to create a shared vision for downtown san jose. >>> mayors all across the country take their stands in washington, d.c. >> we will not be divided and we will not be intimidated. >> mayors unite after the department of justice sends a tough letter to sanctuary cities including several here in the bay area. >>> while the big national chain is closing many of its stores, this local toy store is doing just fine. i'll tell you why coming up. >>> michael finney is answe

i spent the last three days in venice beach as well as west hollywood, california, arguably two of the most liberal places in this state. individuals i spoke to in speaking with them a lot of them were for a sanctuary city or a sanctuary state. until i explained what it was, and then all of a sudden their tunes changed and they thought you're right, it's not fair to legal immigrants, some that cut in front of them that didn't have to wait the time, pay the money, they are getting amnesty blanket covering over them. they didn't like it. but it's because the emotional black mail of the left told them they should support it. until you educate them and californians will change. i also have to tell you this in closing, there are far more conservatives in california than you would ever know by looking at twitter, by watching the golden globes, watching the mainstream networks, there are conservatives in force. watch it. steve: you have a lot to say that from the "l.a. times." >> the sanctuary state law that went into effect january 1st, limits what's local law enforcement officials will tell

san francisco, oakland, sacramento, los angeles, west hollywood and long beach are the cities. the bill would give those cities the option to extend hours at first, nightclubs and restaurants but not at liquor stores. the senator introduced a similar bill last year which passed in the senate but failed to get out of the assembly. >>> ucla is banning alcohol from all of its frat house events after a woman said she was sexually assaulted at an off-campus party. the intrafraternity council past the ban earlier this week. this comes days after a 21-year- old former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape. the council did not say the ban was connected to the arrest but on wednesday they said they're role is to ensure the safety and well-being of people at fraternity at 80s. >> i think it's a good idea. there's been some incidents of sexual assault and harassment that i've heard from my friends. >> i think sexual assault is awful and if this is a punishment for that event i think it's justified. >> universities across the country have been

passed, san francisco would be the third city in california to ban fur sales after berkeley and west hollywood. >>> the mcclymonds high school won back-to-back championships. a local professional sports team has stepped in to help. >>reporter: the mcclymonds high school team may have recently won the state championship for the second year in a row, they even had a parade through oakland last week to celebrate, but still something is missing. the championship rings like this one from last year. the team dressed here in white in the championship game last month went undefeated. the players -- to the players the ring mean a lot and richard played -- >> the ring would be something i can treasure for my whole life and i can show it to my family and children -- >> to the student manager and league girl on the team, the ring represents a lot of hard work. >>> it's something to say we did something that not a lot of kids our age especially coming from west oakland has done. >> the problem is the ring made of silver cost about $400 each. that's money many of these students or their families don't have.

san francisco, los angeles, oakland, long beach, west hollywood and sacramento. and this legislation puts the cities in control. >> cities can decide for themselves whether to stay to 2:00 a.m. or there to -- go to 3:00 a.m. or go to 4:00 a.m. bartender jeffrey says many more -- more hours with open bar means more drunk people on his hands. >> nothing good ever happens after 2:00 a.m. >> the senator's office said the bill will be reevaluated after five years. back to you. >>> an electrical problem will keep oakland's main problem closed through the weekend. a contractor is still trying to fix it. there is also a plan to hook up a generator if necessary. the main library will stay closed tomorrow. another branchs are open but without a working computer system. >>> high school that was badly damaged in the wine country wildfires will reopen on monday. the tubs fire tore through cardinal new man high school in early october. now 22 portable classrooms are in place on the campus. students and teachers will begin using them on monday. similar reopenings happened last

approved san francisco would be the third city in california to ban the sales after wrigley and west hollywood. >>> we are two weeks from the winter games. more on the preparations that are still underway. >> reporter: south korea's olympic team honored with an inauguration ceremony. officials are promising a flawless which rolodex with the two korea's marching together. >> the government will make these the best winter games in history. for this we will make preparations meticulously. >> security preparations are underway, south korea holding drills to prepare for possible attacks. organizing special accommodations for north korean athletes as well as other officials. >> we need to secure the safety of the north korean athletes with 24-hour guards and stepped up security. >> officials are hoping the games will help diffuse tensions within north. there are new signs north korea may hold a massive military parade the day before the olympic opening ceremony. the cia is morning they expect kim jong-un to start developing the capability to fire multiple nuclear missiles at the same time. prompting