we did a concert together. >> 4:20, amsterdam, snoop dogg and willie nelson.ong. >> your son is a highly recruited high school football player i'm hearing. a bunch of colleges are trying to get him to play. do you have a referenpreference? >> usc will always be my preference but i will be his father and support him and let him know wherever he picks i will be there with him and support him. [ applause ] >> forgive me if this is a terrible question. has any member of your family graduated from college before? >> i would have to say he will be the first one. >> that's got to make you very proud, huh? >> i mean, a lot of my family members graduate to the penitentiary or different things in life. this is a great accomplishment and we look forward to him being the first one to do it. >> i want to get this clear. right now you're snoop dogg. you have recorded an album under snoopzilla. you were snoop lion. and in your book, snoop dog reincarnated as snoop lion. >> just call me snoop. >> snoop will cover it all. >> what happened to doggy dogg. >> the reason i changed

nelson-fest going on there. this is a painting that i, i really want to ask you about that depicts, well there is you. >> yes. >> there is willieson there. >> they're looking at my cards. >> right. >> jimmy: who else is in the picture? >> you kind of see woody back there with the hemp beanie there. >> jimmy: okay, that's woody. who painted this? >> well don nelson commissioned an artist on maui to paint this. and at first it seemed like a nice gesture, okay, that's nice we will all get a painting. you weren't going to be given the painting, you had to pony up $1,000 for the size, then it was $1,500 and for the larger size. i think nellie cleared like $25,000 on the painting. he kept adding people too, so it was like, basically anybody who would put up the money got added. this is actually an old painting. now there is a lot more people up here. basically, if saddam hussein had given him $1,500, he'd be playing card right there. >> jimmy: running a real racket there. i don't think i have seen a painting from maui that doesn't have a sea turtle in it. a rarity. what goes on? all guys. i don't see any women in this, at these poker

he already ruined willie nelson and ron eisley's life. don't listen to him. [applause] no!y your taxes, uncle sam. don't play. he don't play. him and my baby's momma don't play. [laughter] you all know i like gossip. but i get tired of hearing the same old gossip about the same old celebrities, which is why i always tell you, i watch

. >> willie nelson. >> nice. >> i would like to be -- >> he usually looks over myshou.ants to know when dana and peter will be back aboard? that's from lincoln. >> oh, yes, he's from colorado. he's on the crew with his wife and his two kids. you know, condo sits just around the corner. we'll be able to stop by often. no, we won't be able to come by for a while. but we keep in touch. i saw some of the patients that have been come from the up country down to the ship. these doctors and nurses continue to do amazing work. amazing work. they do not waste a dollar. >> excuse me for not knowing where is the ship. >> in congo. >> it just stays there? >> yes, for ten months. >> awesome. for bob, what was your first job? >> he's still looking for it. >> what was your first political job? your first job? >> my first job was a garbage truck in connecticut picking up the garbage early in the morning. usually my own garbage left other from the night before. and my first political job was a candidate for congress in the second congressional district of connecticut. where we went down

as willie nelson says in his great song "it's not supposed to be that way," "you're not supposed to pointsomeone" or a part of the country and say you're not an american. if you want politics to work in this country again, we need pele to stop shouting about who's in and who's out.

a >> willie nelson. [ laughter ] >> i would like to be tommy lee myself if i were a guy. >> dana usuallyr, so i'm not going to let her read this one. dana, someone wants to know when dana and peter will be back aboard. that's from lincoln folker. >> yes! he's from colorado. he's on the crew of the mercy ship with his wife and his two kids. well, congo is just around the corner. we'll be able to stop by -- i'my kidding. we won't able to come by for a while. but we keep in touch and i saw some of the patients that have been coming from the up country down to the ship. these doctors and nurses continue to do really amazing work. amazing work.am and they do not waste a dollar, eric. >> excuse me for not knowing. where is the ship now? >> in congo. i >> it stays there?. >> yes, for ten months. >> great stuff. awesome that you did that. for bob, janet asks, what was your first job?as he's still looking for it. what was your first politicalcal job. >> my first job was a garbage fr job in connecticut, picking up the garbage in the morning.ag usually my own garbage left over from the night before

as willie nelson says in his great song "it's not supposed to be that way," "you're not supposed to pointsomeone" or a part of the country and say you're not an american. if you want politics to work in this country again, we need people to stop shouting about who's in and who's out. that was tried in the early '50s, by the way, and it hurt the american cause very badly, especially the anti-communist cause. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. president obama appeared in the rose garden today to remind his conservative critics just why obama care matters and why you should be listening to the gleeful conservative attacks on the health care exchange's rollout with a big grain of salt. >> i'm sure that given the problems with the website so far, they're going to be looking to go after it even harder, but i just want to remind everybody, we did not wage this long and contentious battle just around a website. we waged this battle to make sure that millions of americans in the wealthies

. >>> up next in our second cup caffeine, amos lee praised by no less than willie nelson as a true storytellerrday. >> announcer: the dish sponsored by dunkin' donuts coffee. fix them up. buy groceries. tie what? we're out of dunkin'. [ gasps ] emergency backup. awesome. one taste, and you'll understand. where would you be without me? where are my keys? enjoy delicious dunkin' donuts coffee anytime. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections tuberculosis lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain

. >>> up next in our second cup caffeine, amos lee praised by no less than willie nelson as a true storyteller the dish sponsored by dunkin' donuts coffee. fix them up. buy groceries. tie what? we're out of dunkin'. [ gasps ] emergency backup. awesome. one taste, and you'll understand. where would you be without me? where are my keys? enjoy delicious dunkin' donuts coffee anytime. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections tuberculosis lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections

♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [♪] bill: willie nelson yesterday.tist rendering. bill: scientists identifying planet 6 times bigger than jupiter floating all alone in space without a sun to keep it war. experts say they have never seen anything like the. this lonely planet is only 80-90 light years from earth. martha: they are fighting to open the smoky mountains national park. jonathon, what exactly is the mayor hoping to do here? >> reporter: you can seat road leading into the great smoky mountains national park remain closed to vehicle traffic though rangers are allowing people to venture in on foot. mayor ed mitchell is offering local resources to keep park road such as this one open during the shutdown at no cost to the federal government. >> we would have been able to patrol the road and fix the roads if trees fell, emergency services we had town's volunteer fire department committed to respond. >> reporter: in addition to the impact on businesses near the park, the road closures blocked the school bus route for children in the small mountain

train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ bill: are we allowed to hear that whole song by willie nelsont now, do you think? martha: yeah. bill: hundreds of balloons flying over the skies in new mexico. 42nd albuquerque international balloon fiesta. they come in all varieties, colors and sizes, and butterflies and cows. even dart vader's helmet. watch out if you live there, you never know when one will land in your yard. martha: we saw that recently. nearly two dozen people have been cited for trying to enter the grand canyon national park. yes, it's true. it is closed of course because of the government shutdown. businesses in the area say it is costing them millions in tourist dollars. will carr is live outside one of the closed entrances with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, martha. now on a normal day about 18,000 people go through the gates and go see the grand canyon. much obviously today is not a normal day. the gates are closed. tourists are fed up and local business owners are telling us it is killing their bottom line. >> millions of dollars are being lost e