Schoology Morning Show

What is 4/20, and why is it a stoner holiday? A look at how ‘420’ became linked to marijuana Friday is April 20, or 4/20. That’s the numerical code for marijuana’s high holiday, a homage to pot’s enduring appeal and universal slang for smoking. Festivities are planned worldwide, culminating with a synchronized smoke at 4:20 p.m. How the marijuana-loving world came to mark the occasion is believed traceable to five Northern California men now in their 60s with bad backs and graying hair. They are the unofficial grandmasters by virtue of the code they created nearly 50 years ago as students at a suburban San Francisco high school in 1971. ADVERTISEMENT ‘‘We thought it was a joke then,’’ said David Reddix, a filmmaker and retired CNN cameraman. ‘‘We still do.’’ Get Ground Game in your inbox: Daily updates and analysis on national politics from James Pindell. Enter email address Sign Up Reddix and his four buddies — Steve Capper, Larry Schwartz, Jeff Noel and Mark Gravich — were a

A 20-year-old was shot and killed by a stranger, but his organs wound up saving five other lives. Mario Cousin’ family recently met the people who received his organs, and his mom even got to hear her son’s heart beating inside one of those recipients. Watch their incredible meeting: SEE VIDEO

WHAT HAPPENED: A passenger was killed on a Southwest flight from New York to Dallas when an engine on the plane blew, sending shrapnel into a window. One of the victim’s relatives says she was partially sucked out of the window before passengers pulled her back in. Seven others were injured. Here’s what happened, including video from inside the plane: WATCH SAY WHAT?! A photo from the plane shows nearly all passengers wearing their oxygen masks INCORRECTLY. A flight attendant tweeted the picture, with the message: “PEOPLE: Listen to your flight attendants!… Put down the phone, stop with the selfies… and LISTEN. **Cover your NOSE & MOUTH.” SEE PIC

President Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, appeared in court in New York yesterday over an FBI seizure of his documents. In a surprising twist, Cohen was forced to reveal the name of one of his clients: Fox News host Sean Hannity. Later on his show, Hannity said he’d sometimes received legal advice from Cohen but never paid him. NY TIMES “That sounds normal. He has a lawyer he doesn’t pay… By the way, I’m thinking of hiring Michael Cohen as my lawyer. He only has three clients and apparently he works for free.” — Jimmy Kimmel