>> excellent yquestion, this isn't something the pelican caught on its own. that is the message, they are urging fishermen, anglers to not feed their scraps to pelicans. there's a picture of this fish. in fact, this was a filleted fish. scrapped from a fisherman that the fisherman then tossed to the pelican. that's why the bones get stuck. >> yeah, because a fish is slippery, it's got scales. >> right. >> it's designed to slide down the pelican's throat but when it's all bony like that it will get caught. poor bird. >> something you don't even think about. it can be dangerous or deadly. as soon as it is healthy, they will release this pelican back into the wild. >>> he's a rock star on a board. pretty awesome. oh, and it's pretty awful see him hit the pavement like that. see what this guy can do and the pain of doing it. >>> this guy is riding the ticket. >> you are acting like you don't believe it. i'm giving you another ticket, $350 ticket. >> a ti-85. >> see why the ticket man is a phony. çwvÑwñóÑÑçwoç<:ó?wñ??çy >>> if you're into skate films this is one o

arguing that he's really just a whistleblower, perhaps should be celebrated, but i think another yquestionclemency for the people he exposed like the government officials who lied to congress, which is a crime. those unconstitutional acts or arguably unconstitutional acts, that kind of thing. this is a very complicated issue. >> and snowden is charged with espionage and felony theft of government property. but the "times" says there was enormous value in the information snowden has revealed and he's done this country a great service. do you see this as beginning of a larger push for some kind of plea bargain? >> well, i suspect there might be, but i'm wondering if he should plea bargain and suggest that maybe some of the people who he exposed should be the ones who are plea bargaining. the fact of the matter is that the justice department at the behest of the administration which is operating at the behest of national security people is on a vendetta to try and take action against edward snowden when many argue that in fact he's a hero and should be celebrated as opposed to being pursued a

to answer your yquestion of wha it was like, it was like living the thing you covered and it was surreal know what you're talking about here being on television now. i had a question from a viewer. yes advice for the upcoming era of journalists. there are technology reports just getting started. >> i think, yeah, i have three pieces of advice. i could have 12 but i'll do three because it's television. one is honesty and ethics. it counts corny. if you want to differentiate, people need to trust you. that's been our -- we hoped that distinguishes us. that's one piece of advice to give to the questioner. and the second piece of advice would be think about being entrepreneurial. even if you're inside another organization -- we were inside dow jones. i personally was inside "the wall street journal" and still tried to be entrepreneurial and start new things and you can do that and now we're doing it again in an independent way and so i think those would be maybe just two but that's enough. >> two good ones. let's point out, it's not just you and kara swisher. you have a big team that you hav