of the many palm trees in the.mail muhammad and his colleagues must climb to the top of every single. females with a special. crop of tasty dates be assured respect for the date. generation to generation. my father always said palm trees were everything. mainly live off. dates of the region's most valuable and lucrative exports but that's not the only reason this so important no other agriculture would be possible without the. if not for the shade provided by the tall trees other produce like oranges lemons tomatoes and lettuce would never be able to survive under the scorching sun. they. started to change in the ninety's. used to be better more beautiful and there was more water i mean that there's much less water here now compared to earlier times. this complex irrigation system uses millions of liters of water every day fifteen different wells supply water to mammas plants connecting them is a challenge but his ancestors came up with a solution of the thirteenth century survival has been a continuing battle for

the union. >> president obama travels to palm springs to talk with the jordanian king >> banking on pot - banks get the green light to open accounts for marijuana sellers. >> hello to you. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. tennessee auto workers say no to unionizing, the defeat out of the volkswagen out of tennessee. >> the defeat is seen as a major blow to unions trying to work their way into southern states. as recently as a few days ago it seemed as if it would pass. jonathan martin has been n covering the story from the beginning and spoke to us by phone. >> the uaw is disappointed and surprised. all we are we spoke with uaw officials. they felt confident, they had a solid majority of workers. the totals tonight do in the reflect that. it was close. 53%. workers voted against union representation there in chattanooga. the uaw in recent years lost influence and numbers. they were hoping to finally get a foothold at a foreign-owned automakers after years of being unsuccessful. they had a good shot. they had an unlikely ally, volkswagen, allowing them to

even though it was slightly fragmented, it was not the entire palm, it was only a small section of a palmprint. >> when investigators compared the bloody palmprint to charles's prints, they got an unpleasant surprise. >> the palmprint was compared to charles holden's known prints, and it was not a match. >> investigators now had to face the possibility that charles' story might actually be true. >>> investigators still believed charles holden had something to do with his mother's murder, and may have hired someone to kill her. >> even though there was the forensic evidence that didn't match charles holden, there could have been some connection between charles holden and the person who committed the murder. >> investigators suspected that the hired killer might have been the man with charles at the fast food restaurant. >> detectives went back and they were able to locate some of the people who were in the parking lot that night, and they were able to find that there was, in fact, a black male walking through the parking lot looking for a ride and actually did see this person get in th

green umbrella stuck to touch the dog dies young man signing up like that one arm outstretched and the palm of its handheld up is the material to the five hundred kilogram gold is corrected up which makes it an astonishing discovery the discovery does all the of the statue is something very astonishing to last because it's been a busy day to find a statue we choose not to allow the audience told that the day in the middle. there are clients of the title of the stock two things found in the city code is a convenient story told to avoid arguments but the notion that a committee of the treasure was found on someone else's dime the word of god sized city station into a geek because all its ethos will be in the dollar found that he was the scene the otc shortening to see the cars being flown to rebuild what sucks is that the days when up against the lead in all soft as optical is that the people are looking to put their eye teeth. but it does mean following shorty insists an outlet but local palestinian fisherman john of the graph tells a different title the twenty six year old father of two sid

glass is a very smooth surface, and the residue that builds up on the ridges and the fingers and in the palms of the hands will easily transfer from the surface of the hand onto the glass surface, and that glass surface will hold it. >> after 15 minutes in the fuming chamber, one partial palmprint emerged on one of the bottles found near virginia's body. this partial print didn't match virginia russell, justin bullard or roy beck. >>> the forensic evidence from virginia russell's murder pointed to justin bullard. the gun, the bloody shoes, the telephone calls to the escort service from his apartment. but bullard had no criminal record and no apparent motive. some of the circumstantial evidence pointed to his friend, roy beck. the beer bottles in his apartment were the same brand as those found next to virginia russell's body. and the background check revealed beck was addicted to crack cocaine. >> he was a drug addict, and obviously, to feed that dragon, you've got to have a lot of cash. >> prosecutor knox mcmahon thought the beer bottles at beck's apartment and those found at the crime scene

a lost murder. >> kathy and jeffrey lynde didn't live in one of the palm beach mansions. ff was a tow truck driver. kathy worked for the walgreens drugstore chain. >> i liked jeff, he was a good kid, he was good to kathy, and the main thing was she loved him. >> on june 15, 2004, jeff got home from work around 7:00 p.m., but when he walked inside, he found blood everywhere. >> what's the problem there? >> my wife wife hurt. >> what's her name? >> my wife's hurt. >> he was hysterical on the phone, the 911 dispatcher kept referring to him as a woman. >> okay, ma'am, i need to you take some deep breaths. okay, breathe in and breathe out. okay, now, are you having an asthma attack? >> no, my wife, my wife is on the floor. she's bleeding all over the place. >> the blood spatter was completely up the one wall where the side of her head was, then on the opposite wall where her head was a good five to six feet. blood spatter was all over the desk. if flew underneath a desk to a wall and a chair. it was very gruesome. >> when the ambulance crew arrived, they pronounced kathy dead a

and amid the snowy peaks and swaying palms we get the opinions of our fleets only she need location for the winter games. like this one applying. the first opportunity we can and. the american couple who say their draw their kill themselves than be forced back to the united states they tell our team why they fear being extradited from britain to face u.s. justice. ukraine's v.i.p. visitors from america and europe put the country's constitution at risk and give tips on forming a new government will look at why they're so keen to be seen amid the protests. you're watching artsy enter national with me marina call survive very warm welcome to you. seven years in the making now there's just one day it's ago before so she fires up the winter olympics now as the city welcomes its thousands of extra visitors many have been kind of been quick to show the world what they're experiencing from mates in the mascot soon literally getting and sue the olympic spirit that been posting pictures online about how they're making their most of their trip to of course russia's black sea coast and most athlete

need some incriminating documents as it is a daunting and the furnishings the exotic animals and the palms on the estate. dieters dove into one pond and retrieve documents implicating the government in a crackdown on the media. one report describes an attack last year on journalists who wrote articles criticizing the government's. the news paper looked into accounting documents to one show that about forty million dollars was spent on chantilly is for the residents. june was held to find more evidence as they combed through in the grounds japanese government officials that government leaders have made their biggest push backs to refine said nuclear energy programs they've announced the details of a plan that designates atomic energy as an important source of power by nhk world you reach a cocktail of points. no the danger we will figure out how much nuclear power we need to win and we will secure that the mount wilson the draft document adopted by a group of cabinet ministers and gorse is a major change in japan's energy policy the nuclear accident in issue three years ago triggered a nati

if it gets the okay, it will be added to the row of palms at the foot of the new span. >>> tonight at 10:30, a precious resource that's being stolen. >> the hunt is on in northern california for illegal pot growers growing where they're hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ >>> dozens of people donned their hoodies and took to oakland to protest the death of trayvon martin. too often those who kill black men or people of color get away without adequate punishment. >>> some claim sexual assault suspects are going free on campus, and little is being done to stop it. nearly three dozen women have now filed a complaint. >> reporter: uc berkely is none as one of the best universities in the world. now a group of current and former students are arguing it's also where sexual assaults aren't taken seriously. >>> -- >> reporter: 31 women are filing complaints. >> you don't have a case because th

if it gets the okay, it will be added to the row of palms at the foot of the new span. >>> tonight at 10:30, a precious resource that's being stolen. >> the hunt is on in northern california for illegal pot growers growing where they're not supposed to. >> campus needs to take a stand, and support survivers. >> the action more than 30 women are now taking themselves. >>> dozens of people donned their hoodies and took to oakland to protest the death of trayvon martin. too often those who kill black men or people of color get away without adequate punishment. >>> some claim sexual assault suspects are going free on campus, and little is being done to stop it. nearly three dozen women have now filed a complaint. >> reporter: uc berkely is none as one of the best universities in the world. now a group of current and former students are arguing it's also where sexual assaults aren't taken seriously. >>> -- >> reporter: 31 women are filing complaints. >> you don't have a case because there isn't anyone to corroborate what you're saying, and oh, he's such a nice guy. >> reporter: these women

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olympian complaining about conditions and should talk to the planners who selected a resort city with palmnter games. >> they're wining because they're in a city. they're waking up and seeing palm trees outside. this the southernmost city in russia, and had they held these olympics in upper michigan, it's the coldest place on the entire planet in january. they should have held them in michigan to find snow. snow, should have he in iran, 17 feet of snow, the most in 50 years where 50 houses were crushed. should have held them anywhere in the united states where we have broken over 4,000 snow records this past month, so the idea that they picked the most southern city with palm trees and used it as a springboard to call for a u.n. global warming treaty, neil, something is just not adding up. first of all -- >> i didn't know about the palm trees. i would have said if i'm in the international olympic committee and i'm looking at sites, all right, maybe for the summer olympics, but wait a minute, you have palm trees. don't know if that's a good idea for the winter olympics. >> it's something th

. >> we hold it in the palm of our hand but a bug has wormed it's way into apple products potentially putting your private information at someone else's finger tips. >> that's messed up. that's people's privacy. >> if you have a mack computer you are vulnerable. >> they are thought to be infollowible. they don't have bugs. in reality all software has problems. >> someone somewhere is going to be feeling bad about a simple mistake. >> many security experts attending in san francisco. the apple bug spans across all platforms a big problem appears to have started with something small. >> it was as simple as a copy paste. the first one closed the loop. the second one skipped the next routine. >> it skipped the part that is supposed to identify the person you think you are communicating with. >> the security can be removed and that's the flaw. >> there is a patch and security experts say you can't install it soon enough. >> they had an update and i updated as soon as i saw it. >> the sooner the better but experts suggest before you am down load the patch do it from a secure network like yo

. >> reporter: lester, good evening, president obama spent much of the day playing golf here in the palm springs area. but last night, syria was the focus when he met with king abdullah. now, jordan has housed more than 600,000 refugees. last month, president obama pled pledged a billion dollars in loans to shore up a weakening jordan economy. a british-based opposition group, the syrian observatory for human rights estimates that more than 5,000 syrians have been killed since peace talks began on january 2nd, and more than 100,000 killed overall. now, with the peace talks and no resolution in sight. last night president obama said he is considering steps to deal with the crisis but did not give specifics. now separately, late this afternoon, president obama signed the debt ceiling bill into law which extends the nation's borrowing limit. lester? >> kristen welker tonight, thank you. >>> and when we continue tonight, we take you to hockeytown, usa, where they claim to be an olympic breeding ground. >>> and they're the conversation about his car loan didn't start here. it began way, way b

the palm and dismissed the niqab it's from his post and decided to hold the prison selection and maintain the faith the acting interior minister said monday that the house is presented one to two charges of mass murder. local media says this is fitting as of yet it obviously deemed the capital campion is entered in the cd of the car again and use in ukraine disappointments. he spoke to local tells the station saying he has no intention of resigning or leaving the country. police and security personnel with tourists from kiev by saturday morning. supporters of opposition parties have formed neighbourhood watch is to keep the kids. a new moderate view of the situation is a total mess everyone has become so interested and there is no justice. the rebel life still continues. the most violent crimes should not be coming to us. traffic accidents happen and people get sick we have to do what we can meanwhile the international community has taken action to address this issue eu foreign chief catherine pastoral visits kiev on monday to discuss stabilizing the situation us secretary of state john k

but it does seem like we are a world away from the palm trees the black sea but it is actually just a forty minute train ride all car ride away and down at the black sea we've been talking to many athletes who say they've been very impressed with the compact nature of the games because there are at least villages actually very close to the venue where they'll be competing i feel good and everybody from the french team feels good so everything is small you know ordered a village and everything it's closing. the ice rink is close to the olympic village sure we can go by war and there is not a big security so we feel free and we're feeling confident in the meantime the clock raiser who tory's taking towards the start of the opening ceremony which is tomorrow evening in the meantime the torch relay will continue its journey around sochi and it marks the end of what has been a massive journey around russia that torch relay has been to the top of mind recently it's been to the bottom of late by cow it's been to the north pole and it's even been into i have to space up at the international s

. >>> we're going to trace the steps this palm tree takes before it's rooted in history. >>> arrested2 times for the same crime. >> have you been arrested before. >> millions of times. they always arrest me. >> >>> tonight 2 investigates the b.a.r.t. derailment. we already knew last friday's incident happened at the same site as a 2011 derailment. now we've obtained the report from that previous derailment. jana katsuyama read through the type print and asked b.a.r.t. what changes have been made. >> reporter: 2011 accident investigation reveals similar similarities between the two incidents. both involve 10 car trains that were not fully loaded but just a light weekend crowd in 2011 and no passenger load last friday. both derailments happened at a switch point where two sections of tracks cross over just south of the concord b.a.r.t. station. in both cases it appears the front set of car wheels went one direction while the back set went another. in the 2011 accident report investigators say four factors contributed to the derailment. one was the train's side to side movement at the sw

that is a major geological feature that runs through the mind at that point we know that we switch the palms off in the mind in march of last year. under the water level is now fully rebounded in that area. and that the other factor which i'm sure you don't need me to remind you we had to compress the denton record levels of rainfall last six weeks or so. in financial protection agency mousetrap descends to the family mine along with officials from the department of natural resources and the penny county council earlier this morning. the tin mining center of fencing and teams of experts consultants to try to establish defensively one cause they think oh i was to identify the necessary follow up action. it's a fast could take some time sharing kathleen rte news family can take a penny. home owners selling their houses may be forced to provide information to potential buyers of the great all levels in their property under plans announced by the government today. the national rate don't control strategy also recommends taxes that has been made available to encourage people to carry as a result

these games held here among the palm trees in the most southern part of russia may become better known for rain and mud than snow. a last-minute cleanup is under way and there's a lot to clean up. the main olympic site built on a former swamp by the seaside will be protected by a security force about 40,000 strong. part of the so-called ring of steel that surrounds the entire sochi area. and the first members of the u.s. team have begun to arrive. speed skater shanny davis showed little worry about safety. >> russia, i have no problems with russia. russia is a great place. >> reporter: which is exactly the reaction vladimir putin hopes the world has to these olympics on which he has staked his reputation. these are supposed to be a showcase for his new russia: economically confident and once again a world player. up in the mountains, they've even stockpiled snow from last winter as insurance. but with the $50 billion price tag for these games which is already a concern, with the threat by islamic militants in the region to disrupt the games and with concerns about the weather even vlad

it defines corporal punishment as hitting a child ten times on the buttocks with one's palm and using reasonable force to restrain the child. the current law allows spanking as long as it doesn't leave any marks. >> you ever spank your kids growing up? >> maybe once or twice but i never felt good about it. >> you're not supposed to feel good about it. if you felt good about it it would be a problem. >> your parents ever spank you? >> oh, god yes. with a hair brush on the side of the road. >> my dad one motion, belt. >> really? >> pow. >> side of the road. humiliation was part of it. >> it wasn't humiliation. it was sheer corporal punishment. it was if effective. >> yeah. >> it was effective. >> yeah. i don't know. >> i spanked joey one time. >> i think it's changed you for good. >> it has. it has. no. i did it once. >> tell everybody what happened the other day. >> no. >> come on. >> i spanked joey one time.

jimmy he has appealed to president t k on the palm beach to shelve the political crisis through dialogue. we're joined now by is a known someone who has been covering this story for some time and earlier he was a key of independence square welcome to the journal. so were the low tide there so when witnessing some of the worst violence in weeks was the situation there right now in the capital. i will do with what the correct that the government would attempt to violate that were the main poker site which is independent square the picture here today they will put a warning that the pilot that oracle would have been there for like one of the main barn while the howard government warning although the main point is that you're not old grew up with. when they showed them the metro station throughout the city. that weren't being naked and if you're going to back down and take it. there are no sight of the grenade being used. you report it broken out on independence square the more likely to play and people like coulter kali cute clothes off the pill again the demonstrators the fire dog lake and

usa the palm and didn't deny the authenticity of the recording saying that newman has already apologized for the commons to washington's continued claim that a small tin bowls in ukraine's political process so we left the state department spokes person. on the back foot. it can be a surprise that their discussions about events on this as more than discussions that this is the us mean wiping the process. there's a difference between private discussions that happen in the interagency process in the building and what we convey publicly as the us government. that's what you do it as a starting next year saying privately behind the scenes that you're cooking up the deal and then you're saying publicly that this is the three ukrainian since ideals are two totally different things. are mostly still to come away but we are off to a very short i knew i won't i. her eye. the league so we did. see. your party yeas ago. it seems that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics. only on rte the ay ay ay ay ay ay the two language. news programs and documentaries

. >>> we're going to trace the steps this palm tree takes before it's rooted in history. >>> arrested2 times for the same crime. >> have you been arrested before. >> millions of times. they always arrest me. >>> what happens when jail time is not enough. >> and more on this derailed train. the safety recommendations made years ago. >>> tonight 2 investigates the b.a.r.t. derailment. we already knew last friday's incident happened at the same site as a 2011 derailment. now we've obtained the report from that previous derailment. jana katsuyama read through the type print and asked b.a.r.t. what changes have been made. >> reporter: 2011 accident investigation reveals similar similarities between the two incidents. both involve 10 car trains that were not fully loaded but just a light weekend crowd in 2011 and no passenger load last friday. both derailments happened at a switch point where two sections of tracks cross over just south of the concord b.a.r.t. station. in both cases it appears the front set of car wheels went one direction while the back set went another. in the 2011 accide

near the snow, but instead, chose palm springs. understandable, i suppose. >>> the house is in recess today ahead of the presidents' day holiday, but democrats are already making plans for how they say they want to try to force a vote to raise the federal minimum wage and create a pathway to citizenship for undocumented workers. to do it, they want to use a procedural move called a discharge petition. it requires 218 congresspeople to sign on, meaning some republicans would have to support the measures. i think there's almost a 0% chance it will work, but democrats say they want to keep the pressure on republicans to try to bring the bills to the floor. >>> all right to markets now, stock markets overseas mixed today. japan closing with a loss of 1.5%. ouch. other markets, though, in asia closing slightly higher. at this moment in europe, you've got stock markets digesting better-than-expected data on eurozone growth in that region. data just came out. stocks slightly higher across europe, showing growth, and that's an important thi

planning where front and center of the national assembly on friday when he fielded questions from the palm and the science committee. some of the questions centered on just what the ministry founded at the start of the pack and administration guns. in any year since the ministry was established however what exactly the ministry does is unclear i've heard there's been a lot of lost during the working process it seems the young people and companies cannot understand how the media pounced in the new ministry. for instance eighty six percent of company. mnc company treats for it to give lawmakers a better understanding of the ministry's mission. mr tennent the lead of the bear's heart as if involved dad. the government has increased investment in creative composite products to promote the integration of information technology with conventional industries such as agriculture and tourism the ministry said it would inject some ninety four million us dollars in a total of thirty creative economy projects this year a sharp increase from the eighteen million dollars invested last year. the pundits a

take a look at the palm tree closer to the home. it's a 20-year-old canary island palm tree. ut creek homeowner tells ktvu news before landscaper came to his home he was going to spend $3,000 of his own money to get rid of it because it was getting too close to their house. they came to the homeowner, saw the tree and said this is the type of tree we are looking for for the bridge and offered to give the homeowner $1,000 to take it off his hands. they agreed and here they are. andrew gordan says they plan on adding 22 additional trees. we spoke to one neighbor who was up early one morning because he was curious. >> i will have my farm are ready then. >> reporter: according to cal tran they have a budget of $900,000 for landscaping along the eastern span and each tree roughly costs $10,000 a piece. as we take you back out here live, here's a caveat to this story. as you see the workers getting ready for this crane to show up apparently the landscapers are looking for more of these specific palm trees. if you think you have this specific type of palm tree, take a micture, shoot

he abandoned the mustang across town and left his fingerprint and a palm print. lmost 35 years to find him, his fingerprints on file had not degraded. >> if it had not been for the afis system he would have never been identified. >> on january 15th, 2004, james davis pled guilty to murder with malice and was sentenced to life in prison. >> i never saw remorse. not one time. the only time i saw remorse is when he came to court and he pled guilty and a judge sentenced him to life. he didn't care about diane. >> diane maxwell's father lived long enough to see her killer brought to justice. >> this database has been such a boost to law enforcement, to be able to help solve these crimes that otherwise would go unsolved. and now with the dna database, and that's doing the same thing, i mean, it's just been a tremendous boost to those of news law enforcement who work these kind of cases. >> investigators believe the conviction was the result of hard work, cooperation, and perhaps something else. >> i really think it's divine intervention. 'cause, i mean, look at it yours

the unfathommably expensive olympic park, so out of place on the palm fringed coast. this instant olympic city is also an instant show-and-tell about how russia works these days. friends of putin were invited to put money into these venues. and friends of putin thought they may as well make a little money from these venues. maybe. the bolshoi hockey rink, for example, was built by a putin party crohnee. vyacheslav dvorak ofski. and not all the money pour mood it can be found on the books. the ol i will garches are usually camera shy but the olympic provided a sighting. oleg looks over the park like a lord surveying his manor and why not. he built the basic structure and kicked in, he says, a billion dollars of his own money. the widely reported stories that $50 billion have been spent here, he says, are an exaggeration. >> that figure thrown around is $50 billion, you smile, is it that much money. >> i would wish. no. the numbers maybe in the range 26, 29. >> only 29 billion, then. pocket change to the new russia. so what is the moral of this olympic story in. it may

tom will be exporting a lot to india tom and our fish food is coming to indiana in the palm of their client. i walked a mile on my lens and a hike grapes apples that coming to india. ah thoughts right now all of the on the problem is trying to get to practice on we're still negotiating with pakistan. one stock is sold i think there's a huge team on form in the end product inside upon islam. we can import a lot from india because then there would be competition between pakistani and indian products in the market. i missed sunday's yet to sign divine action seeks utep means that the us and to point out all forty troops made an etf takes its corny me. she said that this old streets of qantas time needs to be said for ninth to strengthen its economy ending if you tilt. right now getting new position with the us government was signing bilateral security agreement so once it's done so the size of the number of the troops that would reduce much of it when it will be compete with all bouts fought us the time right now yes we're dependent on the donor money. our economy is dependent on the don

it's controversial french comic to utah my mom out on the palm of another holocaust and all and a friend of the male cop is responsible for inventing a popular on seeing the students at it this month did all my heart to visit the site to stop its support for an hour. how about the impact was able to find him from end to the country on grounds of psyche. a number of senior officials of chris's aunt did on many of these textures including french president francois lot of friends into me in the midst of my mule files with life overcoming a mock up of a kid on my house repeatedly controlling confronts for high speed. so throughout this country so cruel blow to sometimes doesn't get this didn't need it and counseling and nine to one school. alice heard some are believed to be the oldest known survivor of the holocaust has died in london at the age of one hundred ten an accomplished pianist she was along with her husband and her son sent for prawns in nineteen forty three to a concentration camp in the czech city of kazan she and her son were among fewer than twenty thousand people who are fre

another cow was given was still with the palm of his own self up one street away from the green zone home to the prime minister's office and western embassies six people were killed in the blahs. the third explosion took place there come on the square with the slit for people here iraq is now witnessing its worst violence in recent years according to the un assistance mission for iraq but the non thousand people were killed in twenty fifty mum and a lead on tickets and were civilians and civilian police personnel the iraqi government has increased security measures in the province of anbar as it continues its push to retain key cities from al qaeda linked militants but has the reason of the ox the reports out to recapture the city if america has proved a divisive issue in the country's politics. april is torn apart by flexing and like all three major governmental sense of the rut kill cells have announced a tightening of security measures in omar piece includes a built in curfew in the studio from what he took the flowers and touching all faults of oncoming kitchen and the city offer

one issue which is polarizing opinion in thailand it's been broadly welcomed in the northwest of the palm is out of all is about to overtake but the anti government protests to say to perfect example of mismanagement and waste and corruption by the government now with that as you said that the promise that only at around four billion dollars but in a full here. this being hostile and up to ten million american dollars on their a widespread allegations of corruption on arguments that money is being skimmed off the number of levels and isn't going to do every second that there is no suggestion that primacy of love is involved in corruption all for taking of any money but she is being accused of planning to make sure that the scheme is probably brought in a position as that as prime minister atal said chairwoman of the national rice policy committee. she's being accused of negligence and dereliction of duty. now you look askance at this by saying she's not guilty of any wrongdoing. she's responsible for the policy of having the right set to be a pompous but she say she's not involved in the

. >> in the palm of their hand they can monitor their fleet, they can monitor irrigation. >> reporter: the problem is, there may be no water to irrigate. >> this year we expect zero. >> our allocation is zero. >> reporter: this massive farm show is taking place in the area hardest hit by california's epic drought. but mother nature's losers become technology's winners. this company makes drip irrigation systems and expects a p parched west to help sales grow double digits. >> drought it good to a point. when it drives growers to be concerned about their future, to have any water at all that's not a good thing for us or the industry in general. when we have a relatively dry year it can drive some increased demand for sure. >> this >>. >> reporter: this farmer has been buying water but without -- >> i don't put one extra gallon of water onto the plants that i need more than i need in order to harvest the plant to make the fruit or the vegetable. >> reporter: here's the thing. farming has gotten so efficient that even though costs are going up, often so are profitses. an example, califor

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