she wants to meet. i wonder what she wants to talk about? so do i. there is no more profitable drug in the world right now than marijuana. it is the reason why you have drug cartels. the reason i checked they were not wiped away from colorado or washington. it is because it is an opportunity for them. right now we are in a big armored truck and so it is ideal for transported large amounts of money. i was a police officer for eight years. i definitely never thought i would work in the legal cannabis industry. two years ago if i told me i would be doing this, i would have laughed. people are more reactive than proactive in security. it is the kind of thing where it will never happen to me, it will happen to the other guy and when it does happen to them, that is when they call us. jeff. my mom just sent me an e-mail
town in just a short period of time. i don t know that they can change it back. hello? hey, katherine. yeah. yeah, we can meet. we ll see you then. thanks. this is katherine. really? she wants to meet. 2:15. wonder what she wants to talk about. so do i. hmm. there is no more profitable drug in the world right now than marijuana. it s the reason why you have drug cartels. the last time i checked the cartels were not wiped away from colorado or washington. they re still there. it s because it s an opportunity for them. right now we re in a big armored truck. so it s ideal for transporting large amounts of money. i was a police officer for eight years. i definitely never thought i d be working in the legal cannabis
freddy gray dying while in custody of a severe spill in cord injury. maybe more facts coming out on friday that might lead to the indictment of some police officers. many protesters looking towards friday to see if this kind of cycle of civil unrest will continue depending on what comes out in that report. brian todd thank you. in case you re wondering what you re looking at these are live pictures members of the media, you can see these are officers obviously in the middle of the street here where you saw that armored truck. neil franklin let me bring you in. you ve been a member of law enforcement for a number of years. first you know baltimore. i was in the city on thursday talking to you about all of this and to hear these gang members want to take out police officers in your city how capable are they how brazen are they to follow through on that threat? first of all, brooke this is a very very potentially
r.j. reynolds. however he acquires it, the 1913 nickel gives walton a special status on the coin show circuit. it was a calling card of sorts, because if you were one of the owners of a 1913 nickel, you were an important collector. jamie: walton plays the role of swaggering, inscrutable collector to the hilt. once he s seen nonchalantly flipping his famous nickel. wasn t he worried about scratching it? his reply: no, because it s a fake. the reason being since it s a valuable coin, he used it for disdisplay rather than the real one. jamie: he promises to display the real one at a show in wilson, north carolina, where he s a headliner. with about $250,000 worth of rare coins, he sets out on the drive from roanoke to wilson. nowadays you d be in some sort of, like, armored truck. that s how things were back then. you would never see that today. but wilson was having their
the officers are using an armored truck instead of a sleigh. i bet the kids loved that one too. well protesters across the country planning to disrupt new year s eve celebrations in major cities from coast to coast. a group calling for unrest, writing this on their website, so the powerful, beautiful and necessary outpourings that have disrupted this society s normal routine must continue and escalate on new year s eve and into the new year. all of this comes in the wake of violence in response to the grand jury decisions in ferguson missouri and also in new york. one police union chief saying that he fears for the lives of his fellow officers. listen. they ve been verbally accosted, people are screaming in their faces, calling them killers, calling them racists. a part of what s wrong here is that the entire profession has been vilified. eric guster is a criminal defense attorney. eric, let s take a lock at what s gonna happen this new year s. police are on edge right now.