than a kid making pot brownies is wrong. you have a felony crime in texas with only five grams of hash oil because the stuff is really dangerous. and he had 145 grams. so that s a lot less than 600 and whatever the fat brownie weighed. but it s a lot. because one or two drops of hash oil is equal to an entire marijuana joint. so let s not say oh, this is nothing more than just a little pot brownie. it s a much more serious offense. and in states where you can make hash oil through marijuana, you know, you extract it with butane, it s an extremely dangerous habit. a lot of folks are blowing up their homes and catching fire. colorado has had tremendous number of these fires recently. but nick, you it s not mild. but nick, you disagree with this. wait, wait, wait. you can even hear wendy saying okay, you know what? rapists actually have it easier.
court right now. it s discovered blevins is no stranger to law enforcement. he s already in federal custody for a separate incident, charged with possessing ecstasy with intent to distribute. it s being dubbed one of the largest cash and drug seizures in central ohio. it s reported he s dealing for angel s father, john daley, who himself was arrested with his brother, tim in april of 2008. daly winds up being sentenced to 21 years in prison. they have pled not guilty and the case against them is still pending. and it turns out blevins and angel are not the only teens guilty of sharing drugs with minors. two teenagers are in texas behind bars this morning, accused of showing two little boys how to smoke pot. in march 2007, police in a ft. worth, texas, suburb find this videotape. it shows a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old smoking a marijuana joint given to them by two teenagers. [ coughing ]
that still considers marijuana illegal, but encourages states to go their own way. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight s storety. all president obama was rolling today were burritos. a service project at d.c. central kitchen to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king. yet in an interview with the new yorker magazine, he suggested rolling a marijuana joint was not much different from cigarettes, saying, quote, as has been well documented, i smoked pot as a kid and i view it as a bad habit and a vice. not very different than the cigarettes i spoked as a young person up through a big chunk of my adult life. i don t think it is more dangerous than alcohol. the president s administration, though, based on the 1970 law, still classifies marijuana as a schedule one controlled substance, with high protential for abuse, in the same category with drugs like heroin and ecstasy. the president went out of his way to stress pot is not for kids, saying it s not something i encou
once again suited up in spandex and twerking. this time she was twerking with a little person. you see her there. that s not where she stopped her antics. why stop there? everybody loves the twerking but that is not scandalous anymore. so after winning the top award of the night, at the end of the show, she decided that she wanted to celebrate. this is how she celebrated. it took her a while. got in her bag and pulled out what looked like a marijuana joint and she lit it up, took a puff and there she was. thanked everybody. she also had marijuana leaf emblems on her earphones during a live rendition of wrecking ball during the backdrop of the video screen of herself crying. there she is taking another puff. there you have it. that s our miley. we love her to death. ain t cool when you put it in everybody s face. just do it. publicity stunt. big deal. like a 12-year-old kid trying to show off.
you treat them, the exchange, he taught me a lot. he had obviously a difficult relationship with his father, and you also had a similar relationship with your parents. did you discuss that with him? we discussed everything. it was literally like a big brother, little brother relationship. we talked about everything. i talked about the abuse i endured at school, and that is also in the book. the difficulties of going to work every day, instead of going out to play. we were robbed of our childhood. we were not able to have sleepovers or go take your bike out with other kids. that didn t exist for us, that was not a reality. instead we had to go from meeting to meeting, sit in a roomful of people all day. and be judged and have people question you about everything that you do. again, life under the microscope. totally different, a very different perspective than most people ever have the experience of having. your first marijuana joint was apparently with river