. >> it looked like a willy wonka thing. i was joking saying, "there's no t.f.c. ", thi said they are not allowed to have it. >> reporter: less than an hour later. he became disorientated and begged his wife to take him to the hospital. he was diagnosed with t.h.c., the ingredient in marijuana. the psychedelic treats are popular hitting the market in colorado last year, they are the source of incidents. a 19-year-old student on spring break consumeded a marijuana cooking containing six servings of t.h.c. and 14 children under the age of 10 went to a children's hospital for marijuana ingestion, a sharp increase from previous years, and the state's proiften control center had reports from adults too. >> the string of incidents prompted calls to ban edibility. this man runs dixie adds elixir edibility. >> what went through your mind when the suggestion came ford saying maybe we should ban all edibles. >> the knee cherk is by business is done. infused products represents 50% of 750 million industry. the state of colorado was pro

. -- a willy wonka slot machine game.mily: what about the newer games excited to come out later this year? dan, what can you tell us about those? dan: they are doing a new farmville game. that title has been very successful for them. but these numbers keep going down with the multi-active users. the new battle games they are coming out with, it will be interesting to see. but i'm not sure they will meet expectations compared to the other casual games in the market. emily: lewis, are you more optimistic when it comes to having another hit? lewis: i think the natural acquisition is beginning to pay off. they also have empires and allies, which is trying to go get more those -- more of those lucrative gamers. they've done pretty well. that with also shipping back to amazon in terms of infrastructure. that could help with some of the cost. it will propel them in a positive direction. you can take the quarterly results and read them in a positive way. emily: we will continue to watch the headline. we will be listening to the c

came in here like willy wonka on his helicopter, landed, and picked up a couple of journalists.et's talk about what we learned about trump. mark: i learned people here are not just into celebrity. they yelled at him during his 45 minute walk. they said to him, save the country. thank you for running. you are the only one who can stop hillary. some rivals camps watched trump at the fair. they heard what i heard and said the same thing to me. don't underestimate trump's appeal. everyone from the establishment i met in iowa has a relative, a friend, somebody they know who they say is voting for trump. john: he followed that performance. i was with hillary clinton by the pork chop on a stick stand. when the helicopter came over, everyone of the clinton press gaggle looked up and went, "trump." mark: he is in a great mood. john: happiest warrior he can be. mark: really enjoying it. when candidates are happy, they do better. john: more significant was the release of his immigration plan. he is playing the game by the establishment's rules to some extent. this walker thing, all the rep

. >> it was like willie wonka factory, i started eating chocolates. >> reporter: less than an hour latercoombs became totally disoriented, begged his wife to take him to a hospital. after a terrifying ride to the emergency room, he says medical workers diagnosed him with a thc overdose, the medical substance in marijuana. >> i'm wondering how upset you are right now? >> really businesse pissed off, like going to walmart and getting bad beef or something. you can't do that. >> coombs is one of seven people suing the company for chemical poisoning, one items that came on the market after marijuana was legalized in colorado. >> like a tootsie roll, you are supposed to eat an 8th of that. >> read thc and go on the labels of every item that dwain contains the psychoactive ingredient. those warning signs have to be put on all marijuana edibles by january of next year. >>> fighting gang crime in the sunny streets of a tourist paradise. hiding in plain sight, thursday on "america tonight," hiding behind l.a.'s tourist facade. a threat? >> they don't know where it's coming from. >> michael okwu a

. >> he's been nicknamed the real life willie wonka, a character in one of author roald dahl's most popular books. >> i drop the kids off at school, the other kids saying "hey look! it's... it's... it's his dad! look! has he brought more chocolates?" and you've almost got a following. it's amazing. >> for years he's been tasting chocolate and lots of it several pounds on sundays. >> i do eat a lot of chocolate. >> but he trys to stay in shape and watch his diet. >> the average chocolate bar is what, about a hundred calories - let's say two hundred... 10, 20 minutes on a running machine... so when you eat something, i kinda think "how many-- how far do i have to run to equalize"? >> kennedy sheds light about the latest trends in the business. >> a shortage is potential, it's a potential problem. >> and criticizes an industry he says hasn't yet figured out how to best help coco farmers. >> they say "fair trade"? that's no good, i want "free trade" angus. i want free trade, i want to be able to sell my coco beans for my price. >> and if you wanna know if your sweet fix is good, kennedy has the

. -- a willy wonka slot machine game. about the newer games expected to come out later this year? dan, what can you tell us about those? dan: they are doing a new farmville game. that title has been very successful for them. but these numbers keep going down with the multi-active users. the new battle games they are coming out with, it will be interesting to see. but i'm not sure they will meet expectations compared to the other casual games in the market. emily: lewis, are you more optimistic when it comes to having another hit? lewis: i think the natural acquisition is beginning to pay off. they also have empires and allies, which is trying to go get more those -- more of those lucrative gamers. they've done pretty well. that with also shipping back to amazon in terms of infrastructure. that could help with some of the cost. it will propel them in a positive direction. you can take the quarterly results and read them in a positive way. emily: we will continue to watch the headline. we will be listening to the call with

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donald trump overshadowed everything with his sort of willy wonka-ish appearance with his helicopter.nton was on the fairgrounds and everyone near looked at in the skies and said it is trump. he is overshadowing everything. bernie sanders spoke to the biggest crowd anyone has seen here at the state fair soapbox, doing his patented anti-oligarchic ad. matt: as far as hillary is refuses toshe still answer your questions about her e-mails and servers and all of that. it doesn't look like this story will die down anytime soon. >> not with the fbi involved. by every reckoning we can make out that we can discern, fbi seems to be taking a very serious approach to looking into this. ofhave had news last week the possibility of a second e-mail server with all of her private e-mail backed up on it may be somewhere in new jersey. the fbi is looking into that. with the fbi on the trail, that guarantees this is a serious thing and something that is not going to go away soon. matt: she can deflect pretty easily right now just by trying to link other republicans to donald trump's immigration plan, r

>> the biggest spoiled brat on planet earth, she was on willy wonka and the chocolate factory. that is what we have this day, what a difference a day makes, green across the board. 340 gain after the 588-point loss yesterday. the dow lost more than a thousand points last week, trying make a comeback here. oil heading higher this day. take a look at the cost of crude, $40 a barrel mark is critical. i know phil flynn is looking for it as a sign of positivity in oil. we'll hear from him later on. one reason for today's big rally. china is cutting interest rates and trying to do more to juice its economy. connell mcshane has the latest. hey, connell. >> interesting, dagen. what the chinese did, we were waiting throughout the trading session last night our time, into the middle of the day, into the afternoon, into their close, nothing would they intervene, get involved. then after the chinese stock market closed for the day and had fallen again. the chinese did step in and cut interest rates, fifth time since november as they cut the one year lending rate to 4.6% there. was action t

like willy wonka's chocolate factory.igure out what else you're gonna sell. weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made. it's finding out what else we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $4

. >> this piece of gum is a three-course dinner when willie wonka created three-course meal chewing gumas found the formula to replace food as we know it. it comes as both powder and today a ready-to-drink form. rob reinhardt is soylent's ceo. what do you against food. >> absolutely nothing. quite the opposite. i love food. i love pizza, doritos, barbecue. >> reporter: the engineer working long hours he was eating a lot of bad food and wasting a lot of time and money on it. he now drinks 80% of his daily calories. you view this as real me remacement or supplement. >> this is not something designed as supplement to fill in gaps of your diet. it's a full meal, going to give you everything your body needs. >> reporter: designed to provide a complete meal of essential vitamins, minerals and healthy fat with zero cholesterol. each serving 400 calories and contains 20 grams of protein. >> yeah. it is bland. >> it's chalky. >> reporter: reinhardt says he designed it that way so people could flavter to their liking. make a version that tastes like a margarita. >> sure. >> reporter: some nutriti

. >> reporter: when willy wonka created a three-course meal chewing gum -- >> it's tomato soup! >> reporter: -- it did not turn out so well. >> violet, you're blowing up! >> i feel funny! >> reporter: but now a company called soylent says it has found the formula to replace food as we know it. it comes as both a powdered and beginning today, a ready-to-drink form. rob rheinhardt is the ceo. >> reporter: what do you think give food? >> nothing. quite the opposite. i love food, pizza, burritos, barbecue. >> reporter: the 27-year-old engineer realized that while working long hours, he was also eating a lot of bad food and wasting a lot of time and money on it. he now drinks 80% of his daily calories. do you view this as meal replacement or is this meal supplement? >> this is something that's not designed as a supplement to fill in the gaps of your diet. this is a full meal. it's going to give you everything your body needs. >> reporter: soylent is designed to provide a complete meal of essential vitamins, minerals and healthy fat with zero cholesterol. each serving is 400 calories

in your book you compare then mayor ray nagin to osama bin laden, richard nixon and willy wonka.plain why? >> well, you know, it was new orleans's great misfortune to have a neophyte in charge at the time. he didn't have allies and experience. he was in over his head and it was a wasted four years, the first four years after katrina as far as the rebuilding. >> gary, you wrote about how after the storm there was a specter of a katrina cleansing. what was that? were the fears of that well founded? >> there were some powerful white business people who saw katrina as their opportunity to change new orleans, to change it demographically. it was 68% black city at the time and to change it politically. it was a black-run city and i'll point out that today new orleans has 100,000 less black residents than it did at the time of katrina, a city of 450,000 and within five years a white mayor, a white supermajority in the council, white police chief, white prosecutor and so on. >> so how did class play a role in the recovery? you compare new orleans east with the lower ninth ward. how were

>> the biggest spoiled brat on planet earth, she was on willy wonka and the chocolate factory. this day, what a difference a day makes, green across the board. 340 gain after the 588-point loss yesterday. the dow lost more than a thousand points last week, trying make a comeback here. oil heading higher this day. take a look at the cost of crude, $40 a barrel mark is critical. i know phil flynn is l

as a willy wonka like opportunity. they knew they had enough fuel for one hour.e was going around. are you worried about going to prison. and then there's buzz. it's the trump chopper doing doughnuts in the sky over all the fried doughnuts. >> when he lands, and we asked our viewers. do they want specific policies for a potential president trump? and trump said yesterday when he talked, i'll give you policies. policies don't matter. people matter. here's what he had to say. >> kwhen i do a deal, go out and do it. i don't sit and talk about 14 points. i know the press wants it. i don't think the people care. they trust me. they know i'm going to make good deals for him. >> he also said he can't be bought and sold and is willing to spend $1 billion of his own money. >> do you think he would complain about being flat broke after? >> dead broke. >> here's what you guys are saying about the policy issue. rick says i trust him. he tells it like it is and takes responsibility for what he says. >> kathleen says he's using his money. as president he'll use our money. >> b