it with the wild west show you get the romanticization of westward expansionism. the wild west shows coincided with the commercialization of entertainment in the united states. in other words, with the emergence of an entertainment industry. meaning that the wild west shows had professional promoters who were in touch with theater managers throughout the country so they could have their wild west shows shown throughout the country. and in order to do this, they had to have investors, backers who would help provide funds upfront so they could travel their shows and importantly so they could advertise them. these wild west shows really were an investment opportunity for the entrepreneurs like buffalo bill and pawnee bill and for their backers. the thing about the wild west shows is they were these equestrian extravaganzas that very often included reenactment of the battle of little bighorn, and quite often these reenactments were the finale of the battle. so wild west shows were advertised through huge color posters that were created through the latest printing tech

i'm on my way to meet a woman whose wild west inheritance might be worth a fortune. come on.'s go have a look-see. >> my name is melissa guy. when dad passed, he left me with 40 rare colt pistols, one in particular that led me to a bit of a showdown. >> hi, melissa. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> melissa leads me into her living room... and shows me a small sample of the strange inheritance her dad, mel, left her. oh, look at the handle. come here, baby. >> this would be a gun that a cowboy would carry. >> mel wasn't a cowboy but a world war ii navy vet who owned a sheet-metal company. he never had a thing for guns until his wife gave him this antique pistol as a birthday present. >> it was a couple dollars. and this is the gun that started the collection. >> mel loves it so much that he decides to replate it with shiny new nickel. then, he learns the refurbishing diminished its value. it's a mistake he only makes once. >> my dad decided right then and there, "if i'm ever going to buy another gun, i'm going to know everything there is to know about guns." >> and he will buy plen

figure out what the setting would look like because there are no photographs from the time in the wild west also she spent time with members of a local tribe in south oregon and met up with people who still make crafts from back then so a cedar cave for example that's like a rain jacket that a lot of native americans wore in that area made out of wood and she also sent the 2 main actors i'd love to hear about this from the main actor she sent both of them to a sort of camp where they had to learn to make the crafts as realistically as possible so that they could make them in the film and look like to know what they're doing so if the jury is looking for evidence that the director put a lot of effort into this film i don't think they'll be disappointed yeah absolutely now i mean you could hear the buzz across berlin that's because johnny depp made an appearance here in the capital on friday on the red carpet what can we expect today. well i don't want to say it's all downhill from there because indeed johnny depp was the headliner this year i mean the fans were going crazy for him but i will

imagine the wild west only without the wild no stagecoaches attacks no indian tribe exterminated. and yet there is something threatening in the year the whole time. that is the greatest achievement of the 1st really good film in this year's competition. for american director killing this isn't the 1st time she's made such an atypical western she's just not into gunslingers it's really just a story about friendship and a cow. that's right a cow a rich businessman brings her to oregon then she inspires 2 friends a cook and the chinese immigrant to develop a business idea they steal the cows milk at night use it to bake delicious cookies and sell them at inflated prices yes the 1st cow becomes a cash cow. meanwhile there's this new economy coming in that's. going to. wipe out the resources the natural cigarettes at the same time they're going to wipe out all the 1st people in that area. the businessman one of those looking to exploit that new economy is amazed that he's cal gives so little milk and eventually suspects foul play with this thread and excellent film is patiently guided

to walk on the face of the earth our ancestors braved the unknown tame the wilderness settle the wild west lifted millions from poverty disease and hunger rank wished tyranny and fascism i should the world to new heights of science and medicine laid down the railroads dug out the canals raised up the skyscrapers and ladies and gentlemen our ancestors built the most exceptional republic every to exist in all of human history and we are making it greater than ever before and as i was this is our glorious and magnificent inheritance we are americans we are pioneers we are the pathfinders we settled the new world we built the modern world and we change history forever by embracing the eternal truth that everyone is made equal by the hand of almighty god was. the will of the america is the place where anything can happen america is the place where anyone can rise and here on this land on this soil on this continent the most incredible dreams come true. this nation is our canvas and this country is a masterpiece we look at tomorrow and see unlimited frontiers just waiting to be explored our brig

it was reported that buffalo bills wild west show performed for a cheering crowd of 6000 in 1898. newspapers reported that over 20,000 spectators watched and admire bill pickett in 1904. this was also spread by newspapers like the wyoming times, the denver post, the new york caucus weekly. perhaps millions of people learned about the fearless colored man from taylor, texas. >> mike: there are some. i don't happen to have one. it is a fuzzy image. it showed him doing exactly that. let me say this before we moved to the next thing. one of the accomplishments of black cowboys is sometimes the reation of cowboy songs. how many of you are familiar with the yellow road to texas? ok. you heard that song being sung. it might not sound quite like his one. ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ mike: the song was originally something like this, very close. there's a yellow rose in texas that i'm going to see. no other darky knows her, no one, only me. hat would not be politically correct today to say. that's the way it was. she cried so when i left her, it nearly broke my heart. she's the sweetest rose of color

different kind of west and we need examining with a sense to portrayal of 2 men's friendship 8 and the wild west is they still milk from the 1st count to make hot cakes which end up selling like hotcakes and at times eights dramatic at times it's comedic i think it's got all the makings of potentially something it could take the gold bed of the jury did say at the beginning of the festival that they were looking for films we've hearts and i think both those films definitely exemplify that. now the berlin nala of course is it's 10 days long there are so many films i know the 2 have you been watching lots of films of move told me who you think are 7 7 possible contenders for the golden bear but just for you personally one of them have been some. of the highlights for you at this year's berlin international film film festival. well it was interesting one of the my main highlights was the film we just saw there is no evil the iranian film this is a stupendous i had the opportunity to actually just before the bell and i want to talk to the director who is unable to leave iran and he's also. under a o

movie but with a total difference a sensitive look at male friendship to drift is essentially in the wild west to find a cow which essentially becomes a cash cow they steal the milk to make hot cakes it's a story that addresses friendships also a story that takes on capitalism to a certain extent in that it deals with money which i think we see in many movies either but nevertheless certainly a movie with hearts and that's something the jury he said they wanted to see a movie with heart. and so many films have been watching dozens of films any personal favorites you alluded to some but any most ending out. yeah i think actually it's only mentioned the top there is no evil which was the last film to screen competition here from mombasa arraigning director and this movie about personal courage about the courage to do the morally correct thing in an unjust a world in this case under the unjust regime in iran and this directorate didn't just tell the story he lives it because he was banned from making films in iran but he made this film in secret make sure they're caught out he's not allowed to co

trappings of a western but it isn't a western in the sense that it tells the tender side of the wild wild west so we see at the center of this film a friendship between 2 men who don't fit the type of the hardboiled frontiersmen they come together in this gritty land and have to find a way to make money and they do that by using the milk of one of the 1st cows to come out there one of the friends is a cook he goes by the name cookie and he finds a way to make a really tasty biscuit that's loved by all these gritty frontiersmen so at the center of it is this friendship i asked orion leader who plays the chinese gold digger who's the other of the friends i asked him what he thought about this friendship and he said essentially the story of 2 soft guys 2 gigs who meet in the land of guns says well this as we heard the 1st cow in the running for the golden bear i mean how does it stack up to the competition. well if the judges are looking for a film that put a lot of work into it they won't be disappointed now kelly reichardt is a very well respected director and this is not one of her minor films

rob: wild west showdown in nevada donald trump landing in las vegas ahead of a rally, democrats makingump blasting the handling of the roger stone case saying he could be exonerated. he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for lying to congress and witness tampering. rob: the president is weighing a potential pardon. >> reporter: roger stone walked out of the courthouse free, at least for now. he sentenced to 3 years 4 months in prison for lying to congress and witness tampering but he is out on bond because judge jackson on his request for a new trial. jackson was blunt when describing stone's conduct noting even supporters described him as a bareknuckle brawler who engaged in political dirty tricks. she included that stone's, quote, under disrespectful rule of law was deserving of punishment. >> i want to see it play out to its fullest because roger has a very good chance of exoneration. >> reporter: donald trump was asked if he will pardon stone but won't say, only offered support for stone's pending request for a new trial. >> totally tainted. take a look. how can you have -- she was

in another notable role conrad played james t dot west and wild wild west, and agent who used futuristic projects to battle violence. conrad is survived by eight children and 18 grandchildren. just hours earlier 91-year-old actor orson bean died after being hit by two cars in venice beach. police say he was trying to cross the street when a car clipped him, knocking him into the ground. then a second car hit him. both drivers cooperated with police. dean had over 100 credits in movies, tv shows and game shows over his 60 year acting career. >>> new at 11, it's an unusual sight in the sacramento neighborhood. a pair of coyotes are seen running around chasing a cat. reporter molly genter spoke to an expert who says to see mo wildlife spted our door. >> portch pi andady ilng to seetwcoyojust out and about in a midtown neighborhood. but look closer and you can see someone's cat just barely escapes the coyotes as it scrambles up a tree. >> up a step or two towards it. >> reporter: glenn is a wildlife photographer focusing on coyotes. >> i would say be aware of your dog and surroundings, look

perhaps the best known role came later in the wild, wild west. later took his tough guy image to other tv series and commercials, including one for ever ready in which he dared viewers to knock a battery off his shoulder. robert conrad was 84. . >>> a small community near fresno recently on the verge of bankruptcy is betting it has the solution for a looming global pilot shortage. >> yeah. it part nerd with the largest aerospace company and is training young students to fly. meg oliver reports from readly.>> reporter: in the library at jefferson elementary 11-year-old anthony corona sits >> yep. >> reporter: would you yourself an expert. >> no i call myself a pro. basically training right now. >> reporter: how it got here is a story that started with a townon the verge of bank rptry. it is in the vast central valley. during world war ii it was a busy training ground for pilots burks today, 76% of the residents are low income. >> so the unemployment rate was 33%. >> reporter: town manager says that her community's economy rose and fell with the ag

lauren: griff jenkins is at the las vegas convention center with the wild west showdown.at can we expect tonight? >> reporter: what a day it's going to be. president trump at high noon coming to the convention center, behind me you can see about 200 people already lining up in the dead of night. this as all of the democratic candidates make their closing arguments of why the he voters should choose them, elizabeth warren coming off a dominating debate performance, making the case that she's ready for a comeback. we talked to her supporters who are firmly behind her. watch. >> i think it's time for a female president and i think if we're going to have one, i think she's the perfect candidate. >> we like a fighter. you know. we decided to join her in that effort to become president of the united states and we waited now to see her get the nomination and see her go up against trump. >> with the fiery attitude, i think she is -- >> reporter: an interesting development, warren disavowing super pack money in the beginning, now reversing her position, saying essentially if all c

a police department is using tactics from the wild west to stop criminals. we'll have that story and much more tonight at 5:00. remember, we're streaming 24/7 on cbsn bay area. >> all right. we'll finish up our rousing discussion on kiwi. >> yes. the golden kiwi. >> the green kiwi. >> somebody eats the skin. >> that is all right. >> [ laughter ] >> whatever. have a great day. >> have a good afternoon. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> bill: how could this be happening to someone like sally? she's always ready for a fight, even against me. that takes

he is best known for his role as james west in the 1960s cbs hit, "the wild wild west." >> you are formidable. >> i drink a lot of milk. >> quijano: conrad starred and did his own stunts. he called it james bond as a cowboy. in the '70s conrad starred in "baa baa black sheep," the show was based on the life of world war ii hero pappy boyington. robert conrad was 84 years old. straight ahead on tonight's cbs weekend news, why failing to pay medical bills could land you behind bars. what propelled a 747 to the fastest ever new york to london flight? and he's the golden retriever with a nose for politics. we'll introduce you to mayor max. t mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk o

he starred in tv shows like "the wild, wild west," "hawaiian eye," and the series "centennial. robert conrad was 84 tonight, theead controversy over kobe bryant's legacy and the news anchor now gettinde >>> also, shocking otel fees. from towels to using the pool what you're really paying for at resorts. >>> tv news anchor gayle king is facing backlash, even death threats, following her questions about kobe bryant's legacy. now oprah is defending her. all this as we learn new details about the crash itself sarah harman reports >> reporter: tonightquestion tr about kobe bryant's 2003 sexual assault case igniting a social media firestorm. >> respect the family and back off >> reporter: snoop dogg appearing to threaten king. some big names rushing to king's defense. former u.n. ambassador susan rice responding to snoop dogg, tweeting "snoop, back the -- off you come for gayle king you come against an army. new jersey senator cory booker tweeting "check your misogyny." >> she is not doing well >> reporter: friday on "today" oprah winfrey saying her best friend now fears for her safe

were a new poaching in timber thieves were new to families a custom exploration and life in the wild west. so they said they providing a presence of discipline, a presence of authority so that people knew that to the park was under the command of these forces, the national parks and park rangers would not be established until years later in 1916, the buffalo soldiers also left their mark in the area of conservation. >>and on most los behind me. buffalo soldiers actually build in 19 oh 4 on our merida it is believed to be the first museum in the national park system. >>although from contributions are gone ranger johnson says another connections are still very present. >>happen, i'm wearing on my head right no to rise from the calvary were worn by the us army troops both in yosemite sequoia and yellowstone that history of the after american contribution. >>to the national parks is what johnson is working to keep alive and inspire others we didn't just come along after this was set up we were part of the setting up we are part of the building of this idea. >>and that was anthony bailey repor

you know seemlike freeman became the wild wild west. >>if you recognize any of he suspects or if you have an information about the break in your encouraged to contact. police in fremont we'll keep you posted there to keep him back to you all and calls himself mister clean was back at the federal courthouse in san francisco today, san francisco, public works director mohammed nuru faces federal corruption charges along with the owner of the popular restaurant left field goals, nick vis it is a case that prosecutors have described as quota web of corruption involving bribery kickbacks and side deals first dan kerman was in court today, he joins us now live with some details states. >>well the tour in court today for lessthan 15 minutes. it was all about securing their bond that means that there. >>currently free, but that bond is not secured so they tked about securing it to personal property thais still in process. >>the san francisco, public works director mohammed nuru said nothing thursday as he emerg from the federal courthoe followi

to walk on the face of the earth our ancestors braved the unknown tame the wilderness settle the wild west lifted millions from poverty disease and hunger vanquished tyranny and fascism i should the world to new heights of science and medicine laid down the railroads dug out the canals raised up the skyscrapers and ladies and gentlemen our ancestors built the most exceptional republic every to exist in all of human history and we are making it greater than ever before was the in the this is our glorious and magnificent inheritance we are americans we are pioneers we are the pathfinders we settle the new world we built the modern world and we change history forever by embracing the eternal truth that everyone is made equal by the hand of almighty god the it thousands of america is the place where anything can happen. america is the place where anyone can rise and here on this land on this soil on this continent the most incredible dreams come true. this nation is our canvas and this country is a masterpiece we look at tomorrow and see unlimited friend tears just waiting to be explored our b

the wild west cold war expensive prices are here. which is welcome tom cruise. all around the globe wal-mart is taking the lead and making a difference to continuously the american dream has become a global concept i think it's our country's best export. 2012 was a good year for wal-mart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history wal-mart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros or half a trillion dollars takeover of a number there along. with the fire that has rained fashions factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the s

they are talking about a breach of duty of care, what is that, in this wild west of online platforms?t but it is a huge spectrum. this morning the chief executive said they —— there would have to be criminal sanctions for serious cases of websites sharing child abuse. we know things like 14—year—old molly russell committed suicide which her parents believe was aggravated by things you saw on instagram, so there's a spectrum of issues but we don't know how they will tackle it but we know that it needs to be tackled, so having a body in place where this is their responsibility to try and prevent this, because the tech companies themselves do not do enough. detra ctors themselves do not do enough. detractors say that it could be leading to censorship and the government blocking websites they don't deem acceptable, is that fair? there's the question of free speech online which will always be a lively and complicated one, but at this stage, the damage especially to young people, that, there has to be some sort of sanctions in place, some sort of sanctions in place, some sort of body protec

downed the weeds, a rolling around the bay area freeways and streets sort of looks like the wild wild west like a scene from a western wall the tumble weeds growing around dodging branches. i've seen that western dodging branches is what is like this weekend route going to walmart looking for a parking space and like 50% of the parking spaces were cover with downed trees and tree branch couldn't even park and i think and people had their cars to simply smashed by a falling transformer went down right by my i mean it affected us all in some way or another what they're just driving through it. >>or may become a few scratches on your car from those branches that were flying all over the place we're going to see that extended over the next day or so as we make our way into tomorrow you still we've got some of the strong winds that if you look really closely here resulting in our sutro tower cam swing back and forth just a little bit as it looks down on the golden gate bridge now skies are crystal clear no rain no fog don't worry about that today what we're in the midst of his yet another windy

based products it's hard to say i mean it's it's kind of like the wild west out there is a new phenomenon with legalization absolutely and the the real fundamental problem with the t.h.c. products that in my opinion is there's no standardization there's no regulation and this is the problem that's why we're seeing you know these teach c products that work with vitamins acetate which is the culprit. and you know who's who's in charge . and but the the flipside with nic the nicotine products and you mentioned this earlier as well they actually have to get approved by the f.d.a. right so what that means is that the the f.d.a. is job to make sure that these products are safe are reasonably safe and that's what's happening now and that's what all the companies are going to have to do at least the ones that want to stay in business as demonstrate to the f.d.a. listen our products are not contaminated they are safe to use but they should be used by cigarette smokers just hearing the word acetate gives me the creeps. it's pretty scary stuff one of the recurring red flags in my layman's reading of

the waves, resulting in increased heart and even suicides better this resembles something like the wild westand even suicides. rather than taking towards the gambling act, we need a new one for the 215t century and also in doing so, engage with those people with lived experience. absolutely we intend to engage people with experience and a wide range of stakeholders as they reviewed the act. we must live here, between getting we get on update that legislation had so that the legislations for modern names. —— the modern age. the government has been urged to do much more to protect the uk's woodland especially native tree species from the increasing threat from pests and diseases. according to the woodland trust, ash dieback is predicted to kill up to 95% of ash trees. 0aks are in decline and dutch elm disease has already led to the loss of millions of trees. in a debate in the house of lords, several peers called for much tighter controls on imports of plants and trees. look out too for lord hume's unusual solution to problems posed by squirrels. i think we have something to learn from the way

, it will bring in fines for those who breach the code of conduct but i would say that this is a wild west cannot rely on that either entirely and ourjob is to help our children learn to use the internet responsibly, to particular ecb primary school years as a period where you can help them to learn to navigate this landscape. and all the i°ys navigate this landscape. and all the joys of it. because it has got some wonderful things they can do. they can learn a new language, research something they are fascinated by. but don't just leave them something they are fascinated by. but don'tjust leave them to it, don'tjust but don'tjust leave them to it, don't just leave them but don'tjust leave them to it, don'tjust leave them with a digital baby—sitter. don'tjust leave them with a digital baby-sitter. parents will be thinking that there are apps to limit screen time. the problem is, the kids can probably find a way to circumvent it more easily than the pa rents circumvent it more easily than the pa re nts ca n circumvent it more easily than the parents can set it up in the first place. with yo

it is a bit wild west at the moment, not least the pedestrians who are not used to these things and they and they can go up to 15-20 along? they do and they can go up to 15—20 miles an hour, so there is some real speed there. i think particularly the regulators and cities, it's about getting the appropriate regime in place so they can enable the technology, because it is fantastic technology. 0ne third of a scooter rides replace car trips. millions of fewer trips in cars. 0n the other hand, you need to ensure people are safe on these. broadly the research suggests they can have a similar safety issues to b i cycles. can have a similar safety issues to bicycles. you probably would recommend people to wear helmets, be careful when riding, look out for them. that is no reason to stop them being used altogether. bikes and electric bikes brings another issue in as well. they point about the investment in them, it's easy to think of this as a silicon valley venture and a plaything but actually, if people have pensions and saving invested in capital venture funds, they could have money invested

that the internet is a kind of digital wild west is essentially a regulated space where these big giants of social media it trusted to be there and sheriffs and that something they're not particularly good at so you still have situations in which young people can be victim to cyber bullying they can be groomed for sexual abuse you can have online spaces places where hardened criminals can can kind of hang out digitally and this is the thing that the government here says it wants to change it as you just heard from boris johnson that he wants to make the u.k. the safest place in the world to be online but there's a balance of a need to strike of course they're aware of this they need to up hold freedom of speech the freedom of the press so it's a difficult line that they're trying to walk here and that's that's the decisions of the taking at the moment so what would often come actually do. well there are a couple of areas that it would be particularly concerned with one is illegal content and it would ensure that content is taken down by these companies as quickly as possible and the othe

. >>> the actor best known for his role in the 1960s show the wild wild west has died.>>> robert conrad starring in the show from 1956 through 1969. before that he had a reoccurring role in the show hawaiian i in the late 50s. conrad recorded several i albums under the name bob conrad. his family said he died today at his home in malibu. of heart failure. he was 84 years old. >>> nike unveiling the uniforms for u.s. athletes in the 2020 tokyo summer games. the company released photos of uniforms for basketball track and field and skateboarding. the clothes are all made from recycled polyester and nylon. the company said it is aiming for sustainability in the 2020 apparel. the u.s. metal stand jackets will be made from recycled nylon and rubber. the 20 2011 game organizers announcing the bids will be made from recycled cardboard. >>> lots of clear skies. we are still looking for some rainfall. the first half the first week of the month has been very dry. what you would not expect. normal month santa rosa over six inches. san francisco over four. san jose over three inches. it has been a

also robert conrad who started in the 60s television series, wild wild west has died. native, red was also known for playing a real life world war ii pilot and the dra drama, bob bob black sheep. another memorable role was batteries. he challenged to knocked the battery off his shoulders and come on, i dare you. his family saying he died today of heart failure in malibu, california. he was 84 years old. investigators releasing new details on the blast months after crash in socal. it killed kobe bryant and his daughter along with seven other people. the report released friday shows the private nearly found his way out of cloudy conditions. coming within about 100 feet of clear skies. officials also say the wreckage shows no sign of engine failure. a public memorial for the victims scheduled february 24 at the staples center in los angeles. a second chance for the x fl, the league got started and ended in 2001 is back bringing spring football to the united states. eighteen camping trip games will take place in late april. as for today, the d.c. defenders getting our firs

you know i think more of a wild west approach to the internet and speech and free speech absolutely i mean this guy had one negative review and this is how he wants to get the courts involved you want to put this in google you want to sue the guy i mean just take care of your own business right it's sort of ridiculous and this is also a massive slippery slope so has this weird law about small businesses well how long if we keep up this culture until you're no longer allowed to criticize google itself or its interior some other massive corporation and also with with individuals so no where do you draw the line you know we don't know what these companies are we do know that these companies want to have it both ways in the publisher platform debate so google facebook twitter they claim to be neutral platforms which means you should be able to go on and basically say anything you want as long as it's not direct threats of violence you know the sort of speech that everyone would agree should not be on the internet you know child porn something like that however 2 they. they don't be able t

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here in the wild west people can at least scrape a living but elsewhere they are paying for raw material exports with their lives. a burst dam in bruma denio in brazil in early 2019 had fatal consequences. bali it was the mining company responsible for the disaster. rescue workers dug desperately through the mud and sludge to find survivors among the 300 people reported missing. more often than not they only found bodies. some had even been buried in a box. how because so something blew simmering he dug with his hands and found the tire of the bus as. it was noon when the dam of the iron ore mine collapsed without warning. an employee recorded this video where he says all workers were sitting at the lunch table. to to the mudslide engulfed hundreds of workers and residents below the reservoir. brown red possibly toxic mud flooded the valley. the emergency services saved one young couple in the nick of time. and this woman also escaped from the ruins i think. it took just one hour to devastate the entire valley. distraught relatives gathered at an emergency response center many received t

. >> reporter: the industry is the wild, wild west. how do you navigate this?> some of us are trying to do it the right way. as the fda comes out with regulations we hope it's going to wean a lot of the bad eggs out. >> reporter: companies like mendi and war fighter are taking it upon themselves to insure quality, sending to third-party labs like this one for testing. >> i think that unfortunately the public has to do their own due diligence because the regulations have not been strong enough. >> reporter: as it stands, the fda has only approved cbd in a form which treats two severe and rare forms of childhood epilepsy. >> other than that, the fda doesn't approve it. why? research is needed. >> reporter: the fda issuing notices that cbd could have risks. >> there's never been a wonder drug, but can cbd help certain conditions for certain disorders? absolutely. but we need more clinical trials to be able to give the fda evidence for them to make this decision about that. >> reporter: what do you have to say to people who say, this isn't real? it doesn't work. >>

right now, the internet is the wild west. the rules for political ads online are vastly different from the rules for broadcast television and radio. each company right now, whether it is facebook, google, or twitter, they are each setting their own rules about what they want to share with the public about who is running ads, who those ads are targeting, how much those ads cost, and whether you as a general member of the public can even see those ads or whether only people who are micro-targeted are seeing those ads. this is a place where congress could step in and set uniform standards so everyone plays by the same rules and the public can assess the ads. emily: i want to jump in because youtube considered not having any advertising on the masthead on election day and instead putting up a banner encouraging people to vote. today have done that instead -- should they have done that instead? ads in onlineal spaces are here to stay. we are very much in favor of making sure people are getting informed about voting, making sure ca

griff jenkins live at the las vegas convention center with the wild west show down. >> reporter: goodorning. at high noon donald trump will be there. a few hundred supporters lining up. all the candidates are making closing arguments to the voters after that dominating performance with elizabeth warren we had the campaign trail with her to see if she can form a come back. we talk to her supporters and they are behind her. watch this. >> i think it is time for a female president and i think we are going to have one, she is the perfect candidate. >> we said we would join her in that effort to become president of the united states. we will see her go against trump. >> i think she will be the one. >> reporter: interesting development, with reporters at an earlier stop warren is reversing her position on taking super pac money. he is not want to take it but now she says if everyone is not going to take it then she's not either. >> every presidential candidate, no super pac for any of them. here's where i stand. if the candidates get rid of super pacs i will lead the charge. it can't be the

it was the wild west. these guys here, the police find you eventually. technical training and resources, they can do crime scene investigation, you can bury someone on your kitchen table. the salvadorans became the big dogs, it is not that ms 13, with new clicks. and particularly militarized response, one of the most interesting theories i did, this guy's kitchen, police intelligence agent there to hear about the corruption he had witnessed and in the process confessed to be a member of the death squad, they had the gangs hard, talks about how he killed gang members. he showed me weapons that he used and gang members in los angeles, he could deport the gang members. in el salvador we don't have that option. a lot of people claim it is their way of getting gang members out. most people fleeing the gangs aren't gang members that are victims of the gangs but people trying to lead the gang life, so there is a natural magnet and current cycling gang members circling among the more populous victims and in that process it seems the salvador ian gangs were tryin

heis best known for his role as james west in the 1960s cbs hit "the wild, wild west." >> you are formidable>> i drink a lot of milk. >> conrad starred and did his own stunts. he called it james bond as a cowboy. in the '70s, conrad starred in "baba black sheep." robert conrad was 84 years old. >>> straight ahead on cbs weekend news, while failing to pay medical bills could land you behind bars. >>> what propelled a 747 to the fastest ever new york to london flight? and he is the golden retriever with a nose for politics. we'll introduce you to mayor max. everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. breathe happy with febreze plug. >>> there is at least one issue a divide electorate can agree on this election year. a recent poll finds 90% of those surveyed agreed on the importance of making health care more affordable. millions of americans remain uninsured, and as meg oliver reports in partnership with propublica, some people are even going to jail because they're squeezed by a system

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