>> it's not fair, the people who are doing it right, doing it legal? >> the negated east gate community, the target of a huge

raid. the officers crack down on illegal cannabis grow in the bay area >> happy tuesday. cannabis has been legal in california for over six years. the world's largest legal cannabis market has been going out in smoke. the large part has to go with the competition. the state department has been sniffing out illegal groves and cracking down. this morning, our lauren tom saw that firsthand. she was there when they raided four homes in discovery day >> for chief jones, it was another tuesday. he came out in a house in a neighborhood. you never know what was left inside >> we have a third war, demand entry >> and it could be your neighborhood, my neighborhood >> illegal cannabis operation,

one of four bust in a single neighborhood tuesday morning, that the department of cannabis carried out >> seize anywhere between 3-5,000 plants. we're talking about square mile here >> jones has been in law enforcement for nearly 3 decades and the department holds a personal significance >> hired all the officers. i'm so proud of the people >> and when you walk into the home, you're hit with a strong sense of cannabis, in each room as the people who tended to the crop, closely monitored the environments of the plants. in doing so, created an illegal and hazardous space >> there's a sharp contrast between the illegal cannabis market. the illegal market, in part has criminal organizations like mexican cartels and chinese triadds and organizations

>> operations seized, to 155 in 2022. at the same time, has seized more than a billion dollars in illegal cannabis. >> mistreating your workers, using hazardous chemicals and not using taxes. it's really -- i would boil it down to greed >> neighbors didn't want to speak on camera. they say they are shocked that such an advanced operation took place in the quiet community. jones says, it's in the name of supporting the illegal cannabis industry >> people who are doing it right, doing it legal.

that's part of the equation, holding the illegal operators accountable >> it was a multi-agency effort, to dispose of the illegal plants, that jones says, often sell-off top dollar. the environment, paired with the chemicals used in an illegal greenhouse like this, could pose serious health risks >> and it's really a menace to the community. they are dumping all the pesticides an fertilizers, contained in the water into the stored drains >> bus like these happens several times a week. despite the best efforts. he believes it's unlikely, he will see these type of networks very soon >> and california legalized through proposition 64. legal sales are down across the state. the costs of legal cannabis have been falling.

growers are producing more than they can sale. in sacramento alone. and it's a decline of 12 percent. nearly two-thirds of local governments won't allow legal sales, creating a kind of cannabis desert, where buying it is tough. that's because proposition 64 requires local governments to opt into recreational california sales. and to fill the gap, the state is giving out up to 20 million in grants to different cities to help cannabis retailers open up we're in the middle of another storm that brought showers and strong winds. this time it's not packing as much of a punch as someone expected. at least if we're comparing to the last storm. it was really windy in pacifica. we have a crew who said, it was so strong, the winds, it was

difficult to stand upright. menlo park, a tree fell between two homes. the roof, in -- homeowner says, he was there when it happened >> it's a slow falling. there was no sound. it was like, watching >> homeowner says, the trees are probably about 100-year-old and this is it. this is what is causing all the problems. picturesque, a serious situation. as far as meteorologyists go >> textbook case, where the center of it is here. it's way off to the northwest. what we have is the leading edge, which is the cold front that produced the gusty winds. we're not done with the storm system until this is further down to the south. so we're going to have the threat of more showers ands we

tomorrow. and tuesday before that. and we don't want to see any of these. we have passing showers. right now, a lot of us in a bit of a break. they are subtracting and tracking the approach of the next round of showers, making its way on shore in the north bay. this is the kind of pattern we are going to see. and there's locally heavy downpours, and as we get past sun rise, the atmosphere is going to be unstable. that brings in the possibility of thunderstorms, as we head to

wednesday. they will be confine. there's the threat of localized flooding and wind damage. and the possibility of small hail. we'll watch for the -- and that's the longest what we will look tomorrow >> from a fall out from a tragic and heartbreaking story. and there's a -- and she's one of six people killed in the nashville school shooting: it took texas officers, 70 minutes, before they stormed a classroom. in nashville, new body cam video, shows basically the opposite. officers moving incredibly quickly. >> shows officers closing on the shooter.

>> we have no evidence, individuals were specifically targeted? >> andre hail gained access by firing through locked stores. >> she's under care, doctor's care for an emotional disorder. law enforcement knew nothing about the treatment she was receiving. her parents felt, she shouldn't own weapons >> and hail sent an ominous message to an old friend in social media. >> i screen shot it to my dad. and do i need to say something >> she alerted authorities but it was too late. in the end, three children and three adults were killed before the shooter was taken out of

police. >> and president biden ordered flags to be half-staff on all federal buildings >> and i spoke to the two officers, who went in and saved the lives >> as nashville and the nation, the president is renewing calls on congress >> and melissa joan heart's kids go to school, where the national. her and rescue helped rescue a couple of kids >> they were coming out much of of the woods. they were trying to escape the shooter situation in their school >> this is heart's second experience. 11 years ago, her family lived in connecticut >> a deadly pursuit with an

almost unbelievable ending. the moment, man stole a chp. highways keep busting windows. we asked an expert why and what could be done to stop that. it could be difficult. and is peanut butter considered off limits. big debate on line. and mary j. bli

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the driver of a stolen chp jumped out. there is video, the moment where the car was stolen. it started on the 5. the video shows the suspect stealing the cruiser. it was unlocked. he crashed the other car he was in on the freeway. the chase ended 30 miles away and he jumped out of the moving car and the cruiser kept on going. we're freezing the video. it's graphic. the car eventually smashed in a pole. the suspect later died at the hospital >> an interesting effect in some of san francisco's tallest buildings has been cracking and sometimes falling glass from skyscrapers. a high-rise window crashed on fremont. thankfully, no glass fell. this has happened a few times this week.

glass rained down from a high-rise. kelsey, went out with an architect, and what is going on in his windows alex has been in stolen windows for years. he said he's never seen damage kind of like last week >> perfect storm of situation >> during last wednesday, storms of windows either cracked or shattered in high-rise buildings downtown. the interesting fact, the damage was in different types of windows >> for example, we have this building here at 555 california that many people have been hearing about, where the glass panel actually blew out of the building. a lot of us have talked about that, you know, because we're downtown a lot and we see this a lot of the time. and why that occurred is likely because there was a weakness

around that particular glass panel on the day we have extremely high wind >> allen says the windows at 555 california are older. he believes, shattering in little pieces. the cracks and sales force east tower are different because those windows are laminated glass >> laminated glass will crack across the panel. it will not fallout. it will stay together. that's not so hazardous. it's actually, you know, it's good that it cracked >> the fact that multiple types of windows, even relatively new ones were damaged is one of the main reasons san francisco's supervisor, aaron peskin called for the city to update the code >> and the current code, after the person built the current inspections and facade systems don't have to happen for 30

years. that would seem to make sense. it doesn't make sense anymore, given what's happened. i'm working on legislative changes to give the department, to proactively get those kinds of assessments and engineering reports >> allowing inspectors to look at buildings before any damage occurs, will hopefully help to prevent it. allen told me, he agrees >> you know, why wait. why wait for something bad to happen. i applaud that kind of movement in the right direction of safety >> importantly, allen told us, the chances of more windows shattering is still low. he says, older buildings still should be inspected. obviously, we're talking about winds. the winds have been a factor in most of the last few storms we've had, right? >> today, it wasn't as strong. they were still strong enough to do additional damage. here's the good news.

the winds have calmed down. we can handle that. the not so good news, we're still in first alert mode. additional showers and thunderstorms likely. that's in addition to the forecast. we have the threat of the scattered thunderstorms, especially in the daylight hours on wednesday. gusty winds. the storms is going to be possible. the winds around the storm won't be as strong. small hail will be possible out of the storms, that results in slick road conditions. dry weather is in store. by thursday and friday, and once the rain chances eventually return. in the forecast, they will be much lower rain chances. and a break in the action for much of the area. all of this is going to continue coming at us in waves as we head for tonight and tomorrow. we can see quite a bit of rain for the wednesday morning commute. you're on the road, especially

if there's hail on the road. we're going to see this pin wheeling around. and while there may be fewer thunderstorms by midafternoon, the ones that could produce the same wind damage and hail threat along with scattered downpours. and then we have dry conditions. and the takeovers and gone on friday. let's add up the additional rain. in future cast, is producing anywhere from a quarter inch to half an inch.

exactly, where the heaviest rain will fall. maybe an inch of total -- and localized flooding is where it will expect. it will be a mess on i-80, difficult if not difficult travel conditions. feet the snow and wind gusts up to 16 miles an hour. the video from the storm chaser, is up one of the highways in the past and it's just a mess up there this evening. looking at the moment, we are in a break. temperatures in the 40s, across the board. those numbers doesn't change in a whole lot. the clouds filling back in. in between, the scattered showers and thunderstorms, it won't be very warm. and that's warm enough, compared to conditions in the upper levels of the at motion fear. that's why we have the thunderstorm threat.

those are low chances. talking generally, 20-30 percent chance of rain on saturday. if we get the showers, to pay us a visit, they will not amount to very much at all. we have to keep an eye on the radar. tomorrow, we will keep you updated. >> we're down as much as 20, to the highest in the lead, to come back and win by 11. we will tell you. we will show you.

ism how do you follow-up a tough loss? how about their 12th, double-digit come back at home. in the first half, they were outplayed and trailed, 63-46. teams usually tap out with that one. key plays, we have this second .

tre murphy, tonight, hit the three. >> leads the lead, and setting curry. and chipped away the lead. started scoring. watch this. jonathan coming ga, started the game. look at curry's reaction. curry scored 39, 8 assists. here's a jagger shot. jay center was lit. and pelies, trapped curry in the corner. 278, may 3 is the season for him. the warriors won it, 120-109 who brought out the competitive fire.

and he commit add hard foul, he didn't care. he yelled at the pelicans. steve occur, fired up the building. woke up the sleepy team. steve had to take him out to cool him off. and warriors followed green. they had to win this game or they were in danger of playing themselves out of the play off >> and victory tonight. his intensity, his frustration early, with the way we're playing. mad at the world, yelling at everybody. their bench, my bench, me. frankly, we all deserved it >> once the foul happened, they started. it's not dirty. he 2ku7b9, and once they at

that. to kind of us get us fire, too >> and next 48 hours or so, the warriors are alone the top six teams avoid a play-off tournament. they won this, outplayed the pelicans. for the first time, since the all-star break, they get two days off

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ism the tsa has caused a great divide in the internet. they say, they consider peanut butter a liquid >> what >> think about it. you could take it on a plane. it needs to be 3.4 ounces or less >> tap my favorite sandwich >> and if it's cold enough, maybe not >> it's a cylinder >> somebody said, if a sandwich would be okay. peanut butter on a sandwich. and if it's hot enough outside, is that a solid food? i don't know >> i don't carry pbj's on the plane >> i'm not surprised by that

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