amy allison and ann killian, thank you. >> thanks. >> this november, california voters will decide whether to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. people from around the world have been rushing to humboldt county in northern california to grow marijuana which is straining local watersheds. the county is the largest producer of pot and trying to regulate the cultivation of cannibis and pilot a program to keep it out of the black market. it could be a model for other cities and counties. we go to humboldt in the first part of the series, cannibis at a cross roads. >> nearly 300 miles north of san francisco, redwoods reach to the sky. the buzz of saw mills and splash of fishing nets were once the counts of a booming economy. today there is another industry in humboldt county that is thriving and driving a demand for goods and services. >> the toll will be $3,023.99 after tax. >> from leave trimming to water storage services and specialty soil, marijuana or cannibis as it is also known is big business here. >> humboldt county is by far and away the largest production zone of high qualit

allison was there and she said oh, my god, it's her. we found her. there's her hair. >> how awful for her. >> nick ki sisters amy and her friend allison felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nicky's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked. i went into crisis mode and i called 9/11 -- 911. >> within minutes, police, ambulances and news cameras were converging on the path of woods where the body was found. she heard the news when a cop told her she would have to stop leave letting the neighborhood. >> while he's talking to me, his radio goes on. it's the dispatch, body has been found. >> you hear it over the dispatch. >> yes, sir, yes, sir. >> do you actually go to that place in that little bit of woods? >> well, i couldn't, by the time i got there, they already had the crime scene tape up and i couldn't get any further. >> we're going to move back. we're going to move back on down, guys. >> they had it isolated by that time, but i got to it as close as i could. >> soon, harriet had nicky's oldest daughter alex on the phone. >> you know it's here. i'm right here, the police won't

allison was there and she said "oh, my god, it's her. we found her. there's her hair." >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> nique leili's sister amy and her friend allison felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nique's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked so i just kind of went into crisis mode and i called 911. >> within minutes police, ambulances, and news cameras were converging on the patch of woods where the body was found. nique's mother harriet garrett says she heard the news when a cop told her she'd have to stop leafletting the neighborhood. >> someone in the neighborhood off, it's dispatch, "body has been found." >> you hear it over the dispatch. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> do you actually go to that place in that little bit of woods? >> yes. well, i couldn't -- by the time i got there they already had the crime scene tape up and i couldn't get any further. >> we're going to move back. we're going to move back down, guys. >> they had it isolated by that i could. >> soon harriet had nique's oldest daughter alex on the phone. >> do you know it's her? well, i'm out here, the police won't let me come, honey. they

amy is going to take a quick snooze so we're going to send it over to allison rodriguez in the main studio right now looking at the most accurate forecast. i'm going to lie down with amy. >>> it looked good. she's peaking me sleepy. this is making me we take a live look outside our mayo clinic valley cam. the sun coming up. beautiful shot here, let you know ready to get the day started, let's go ahead and look at where we're currently sitting. 83 degrees at sky harbor. dew points in the 50s. it's a little bit moist out there. not terrible. here's a look at the rest of the valley currents. look at this. wow, we have dropped just a couple of degrees down into the 70s in kay creek, as well as anthem, and down to the south in ahwatukee and maricopa as well. degree or two this morning. so hitting those overnight lows here. today we're going to top out at 103 degrees, drying out for us here. those winds are going to stay about 5 to 10 miles per hour. i don't think they're going to be terrible. if you plan on maybe having a picnic or something like that, i think it's going to be good. here's a lo

allison was there. and she said, "oh my god. it's -- it's her. we found her. there's her hair." >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> reporter: nique leili's sister amy and her friendson felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nique's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked. so i just kind of went into crisis mode and i called 911. >> reporter: within minutes police, ambulances and news cameras were converging on the patch of woods where the body was found. nique's mother, harriett garrett, says she heard the news when a cop told her she'd have to stop leafleting the neighborhood. >> someone in the neighborhood had complained. and while he is talking to me, his radio goes off. it's a dispatch. body has been found. >> you hear it over the dispatch. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> do you actually go to that place, in that little bit of woods? >> yes. well, i couldn't -- by the time i got there they already had the crime scene taped up. and i couldn't get any further. >> okay. we're going to move back. we're going to move back on down, guys. >> they had it isolated by that time. but i got to it as close as i could. >> reporter: soon harriet h