everyone in breck sees the lines.t it's a successful business and if you do even a minute of research that it's all cash. they're going to have a target painted on their back and i really hope they see that coming. >> turn it, turn it, turn it. >> all our money is going into this project and the longer this project takes, the less money we have. people know this is a mare juei place and say they have deep pockets. we have no money. >> it's a big expensive baby. we're banking everything on this guy. unless we won't have the supplies we need. we won't have the money we need to keep going. we can't profit off what other people charge for wholesale marijuana. we have to grow it here. >> you're good. >> we decided to build a second story which is going to make it 16,000 square feet. once built, we'll definitely be one of the larger fully functioning warehouses. >> right now things are really small scale because of the construction aspect of it. if you're lucky, we got this warehouse going in time to where we can be at the

built for business. >>> hi, jeff, we got you rocking over at the breck store today.shade over 5 pounds for you and roughly 3,000 joints and you'll be picking up just under 5,000 from the store and coming back here. >> right on. >> cool. let's get all the weed out. let's get it counted. every one of these is 30 grams. so this is just over an ounce of weed. just a shade over $30,000. >> basically my job, i'm at the different gardens. i pick up all the product depending on what the store needs. i'm driving to the different store locations on a daily basis. i always catch myself looking around constantly. especially when we go into cities. i try to take a different route every time. there's only so many ways to get to a place. switching it up on a daily basis can definitely help throw somebody off. a lot of people shoot first and ask questions later. we're a lot easier than an armored bank car. i have a delivery for you. >> five, ten, 15, 20 -- 80, 85, 90, 95, 1,000. >> now we walk down the street with $5,000 in my sweatshirt. >> this is start of my fifth year on council

welcome to the "breck buzz."o wonderful guests with me today, mayor john warner and council member gary gallagher. wouldn't be a "breck buzz" without a little bit of discussion about marijuana. we have had now a little bit of experience to see what's occurred. what are some of the things that we've seen? >> well, one thing we've seen the first week or so, long lines at at least the cannabis club on main street in breckenridge. not familiar with the three outfits on airport road. a lot of anticipation about things that might happen, that it might be the work of the devil, et cetera. it really has worked out in a fairly benign way. >> it seems like a non-event to some extent. >> and a fairly decent revenue generator, yes. >> yes. >> we chose this location in 2009. here we are in 2014 living the dream we had. that was to pay high rent, be downtown, supply medical marijuana from this location until the day that we could supply retail recreational marijuana for the tourists that we watched walk by our door for the las

some say it tarnishes breck's family-friendly appeal. >> it concerns me. the people from oklahoma or chicago or florida or texas that say we're not going to go there because of this. this could have an impact on everyone's business in this community. >> there are definitely people in this town who are trying to sell us as disneyland, but i'm not even sure if i went through the go breck advertising, our actual marketing arm, i'm not sure that they are selling disneyland because go breck organizes half of our party festivals, so whatever people want to say we are and want to try to sell as our brand, that's not what this town is selling. the direct marketing arm of our town is selling party. ♪ >> hey, do you guys smoke? >> pain relieving. >> $5. >> would you like one, too? >> absolutely. >> we're heavily dependant on our guests and tourists. why do you flaunt something like that when you realize your customers provide 75% of your town revenues? we're not any town usa. >> checking in, the town is certainly divided over this one. >> the media is constantly up

some say it tarnishes breck's family-friendly appeal. >> it concerns me.concerned about the people from oklahoma or chicago or florida or texas that say we're in the going to go there because of this. this could have an impact on everyone's business in this community. >> there are definitely people in this town who are trying to sell us as disneyland, but i'm not even sure if i went through the go breck advertising, our actual marketing arm, i'm not sure that they are selling disneyland because go breck organizes half of our party festivals, so whatever people want to say we are and want to try to sell as our brand, that's not what this town is selling. the direct marketing arm of our town is selling party. ♪ >> hey, do you guys smoke? >> pain relieving. >> $5. >> would you like one, too? >> absolutely. >> we're heavily dependant on our guests and tourists. why do you flaunt something like that when you realize your customers provide 75% of your town revenues? we're not any town usa. >> checking in, the town is certainly divided over this one. >> the media

downtown san francisco late to breck out in the sunshine, so a high of 60 degrees. degrees lower than we should be. oakland, 63. sunshine walnut creek, up to 70. antioch, warm but below normal with a high of 78 degrees. the focus turns to the area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska, called a cutoff low, it's getting removed from the jet stream. going to be a slow are moving storm system and that mean wes turn unsettled late in the week. here come tuesday low pressure from the north. by thursday we'll see weak waves of energy. thursday afternoon, a chance of a few drops happening evening into friday. we're unsettled rounding out the work week. overnight lows, the fog rolling in. temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s in. 70 san jose, 68, sunnyvale. on the peninsula, 64, san mateo. downtown san francisco, 60. 70, santa rosa. 69 sonoma. east bay mid-60s. 63 oakland, and we'll see 72346 pit bourg. 73 pleasanton, and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. coastal clouds tomorrow. a breezy afternoon on tuesday. then we'll watch thursday and friday for a few dro

downtown san francisco late to breck out in the sunshine, so a high of 60 degrees. degrees lower than we should be. oakland, 63. sunshine walnut creek, up to 70. antioch, warm but below normal with a high of 78 degrees. the focus turns to the area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska, called a cutoff low, it's getting removed from the jet stream. going to be a slow are moving storm system and that mean wes turn unsettled late in the week. here come tuesday low pressure from the north. by thursday we'll see weak waves of energy. thursday afternoon, a chance of a few drops happening evening into friday. we're unsettled rounding out the work week. overnight lows, the fog rolling in. temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s in. 70 san jose, 68, sunnyvale. on the peninsula, 64, san mateo. downtown san francisco, 60. 70, santa rosa. 69 sonoma. east bay mid-60s. 63 oakland, and we'll see 72346 pit bourg. 73 pleasanton, and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. coastal clouds tomorrow. a breezy afternoon on tuesday. then we'll watch thursday and friday for a few dro

take it from the greg set to the breck set -- brexit. was a suggestion that mark carney wanted the same thing? does that bring you forward? hans: they want certainty. everyone once the economy to grow. you see that manifest in the situation in greece where because of the uncertainty, and mr. verify this was quite honest about it, because of the economic uncertainty, the greek economy has slowed. the same is true of germany when they look at the political uncertainty of the united kingdom, if they left the eu they would want it to happen sooner. that gives cameron less time to argue and litigate the treaty changes he wants. it looks like merkel as applying a bit of a squeeze to david cameron. she is pretty good at applying squeezes to her partners and competitors. jonathan: what a busy day. he has to go to a deutsche bank agm. stuart richardson is still with us. we have to think about a brexit you are managing money, what is the big concern? stewart: greece is worse if you think the fed is frustrating. it seems like merkel will try to kic

. >> you know, gary friese who spoke at town council and owns the breck gallery, i don't know if you'vewith him. his wife put in a core request which is colorado open reports act request i got so inflamed by it and sat outside her shop and said i'm going to save you some time. you don't even have to look into this. i'm going to tell you. yes, they gave me money. she said, well, they paid you off. that's not it at all and she said i feel like i should tell you something. okay. a group of people have got together recently in a party and have all decided they are not going to contribute to the summit foundation. they are going to withhold their funds. >> specifically -- >> on me, unless i change my mind. that is a real threat, only because some of the people that are against this, i know what they contribute. it is a huge amount. i mean, we get over half a million dollars. we're talking like $750,000 a year just off that annual campaign, but regardless, like it's unsettling because it's my job. >> yeah. >> i have to have a job. like i'm a single mom. >> yes, do you. >> i have to have my in

even with brecks it potentially in play -- brexit potentially in play?it is a very temporary phenomenal. that will normalize towards the ebbed end of the year, i would imagine. with regards to the possibly of a brexit. deutsche bank said they are restrugesprose of the possibility of the u.k. coming out of the e.u. that is good. we need to have more debate about the economic impact of what is going on with potentially the u.k. leaving the e.u. that is a very good indicator of what is going to happen. much more debate and we can concentrate on the economics of the impact. there is not much contagion risk. particularly with quantitative easing. that's been nipped in the bud. the markets -- given that increase in the markets we have seen, there is a little bit of complacency we have seen. manus: where do you stand on u.k. banks? i think the whole argument about city of london as a -- in the brexit argument. u.k. banks. how do you look at those? you are r.b.s. lloyd's, santander. how do you look at that at the moment? >> i'm more concerned about the continent

they say they are trying 0 out a new breck fast bowl that features -- breakfast bowl that features kaleage and egg whites. it's only available in southern california for now. executives want to freshen up the when u beyond the -- menu beyond the usual burgers and fries. >>> in our 6:00 hour, i told ulthat the ceo of jamba juice loves being headquartered right here in the bay area in emeryville, as a matter of fact. he's one of the rare african- american ceos in corporate america. i'm gonna take you back to my interview with james white. we find out who and what helped make him who he is today. >> i know that your upbringing in st. louis influences, if not all of who you are, but much of who you are. in what way? >> you know, really, you know, for me working-class parent, i learned the benefits of hard work watching my parents every day. they valued education and learning. so i view myself as a constant learner and very, very focused professionally, always on growing my own skillset and that translated to how i lead the company. we have a learning organization. that's a priority. but fir