peter went off to visit the crews terminal i had an opportunity to have a field trip out the the california china trade offs that opened in the bay area counsels office the new china center is a linkage or a way to connect california businesses with china roll in both directions i talked to the new marketing director to hear about their violation and an opportunity for us to collaborate with them to find linoleums with our ports and china and the state including ideas for new includes x courageous and opportunity for foreign trade that was very interesting the ribbon cutting will be in may and the governor will have a delegation going over. one other meeting we had a few meetings in by a inventions we met with the cost could group we reridden the the relationship with the largest chinese shipping company and b.a. shrink has about great we met with other relationships happen to be there on the same day with the new ambassador am came but we do one additional meeting with the group with the china fro zone trade per diem program he give us an explanation of how it works and specifically the shanghai

california. the other main drive is china. that is also doing well.so you have the two main engines doing well. europe is actually on the way to improving. but there are negatives such as in south america, there is weakness because of currency, political items, venezuela, argentina, and russia because of the political situation their market, a big market, is weakening. but if you look out now, they're investing and watching newer products with higher trends. it means the probability is better, with the disincentives. and we believe that the challenges for 2014 prepares us for 2015 where you will see improvement. >> has the stock been unfairly punished? >> well, i think there are a lot of concerns there. there are risks to the sales there are risks to the saleales. but a company like this can handle the recall, as long as it doesn't get better. you see toyota, it cost them. but they came back with some of their market share. ford actually had bigger recalls in the past and ford is doing very well. so right now the market is being punish punished. but o

the 4-year-old andrew taylor was knocked over this month in the race from china to california and the rescue was caught on tape. the crew fought to maneuver the boat close to him but the waves pushed him further back. after 90 minute he was pull out of the water and on to the yacht. he will dock at 9 south beach yacht club at at pier 40 before heading to the hospital. >> leyla gulen? >> it will be cooler. not quite spring like. from mount tamalpais we have clouds and fog in our forecast and the fog is going to be with us for much of the morning. as we take a look right now at our forecast, the fog and high clouds will stick with us and a cooler pattern the next few days. it will remain what up on sunday into monday with the full seven-day forecast in a bit but it will bring drizzle tomorrow if you are headed out to the events, be prepared. the current temperatures across the bay area are looking at cooler continues. for the highs tomorrow, you and see we are going to be in the upper to lower 60's, at 67 in vallejo and 62 in san francisco and long the coast and 63 news is. i will have

in the middle of a yacht race from china to california.crew was 2,500 miles from san francisco when the 46-year-old andrew taylor was knocked overboard by a giant wave. his crew mates fought to maneuver the boat closer to taylor but wave kept pushing him farther around farther away. an hour and a half into the ordeal we have the dramatic rescue. taylor was pulled out of the water and on to the yacht. >>> 6:47 now. this morning an online dating site is urging people to stop supporting an anti-gay marriage contributor. the site okcupid is unhappy with the new ceo of mozilla, brendan each. each gave money to the campaign to pass proposition 8 which banned same-sex marriage in california. until that was eventually overturned by the supreme court. mozilla is the maker of the firefox web browser. okcupid encourages user to stop using firefox through a letter on its website. >>> 6:47. time to talk business. the dow on an upswing right now to 16,528. >>> new this morning, facebook's number two executive cheryl sandberg has shed more than half of h

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california. >> we have delayed some of the customer deliveries in china for a few months in order to ensure thatthey get their car, they will have great experience. some of them were upset about that. >> he wants to make them here to avoid california's 25% and/or terrace. arriff. the level of support has been great. i have nothing bad to say at all. books were you expecting this sort of crowd here today? >> no. >> do you have a clear title policy? >> we just want to do everything that is needed. we want to do the right thing. >> the pulses coming up at the top of the hour. we will continue the tech scene and talk about strategy. former investment banker turned columnist, mrs. money penny joins us to discuss her new book. on the move is back only return. -- when we return. ♪ unsubsidizedpoint is now down and someplace below $50. more people are getting access to smart phones. smartphones, a lot of growth ahead of it. even those entry-level smartphones. >> that was arm chief executive speaking to us in his first interview of the day. let's get to one of the other top stories and the crisis in ukra

china now. the california-based company is making its first deliveries there, handing eight customer keys to china'slectric model s sedans. the rollout taking place during a brief ceremony at tesla's beijing office which is also the site of the company's first charging station. tesla's ceo announced that the automaker planned to build a nationwide network of charging stations and service centers as soon as possible there in china. jenna: the supreme court hearing arguments on a case that could change the way you watch television. the issue, whether a subscription service that provides streaming live and recorded shows is violating the copyright laws. peter barnes, fox news network is live from the supreme court with all of this peter? >> reporter: that's right, jenna. aereo streams over the air broadcast signals to thousands of its customers but does not pay broadcast networks for those signals like cable and satellite companies do. in questioning here, today, a majority of the justices were, asking pretty tough critical questions of aereo, its technology and its business model. justice roberts, ken

the team in the middle of a yacht race from china to california was 2500 miles from san francisco. 46-year-old andrew taylor who had been knocked overboard by a giant wave can now be seen battling to keep his head above water. as his crewmates fight to maneuver the boat closer to taylor, the waves push him further away. finally, an hour and a half into the ordeal, the dramatic rescue. taylor is pulled out of the water. >> i didn't know if you were looking for me or not. i didn't know if you had seen me. >> reporter: it turns out they never took their eyes off him. and crew members tell us he was suffering from shock and mild hypothermia but that he's in good spirits and doing well this morning. amy. >> we are certainly happy to hear that, gio, thank you so much. >>> another rescue to show you this one on the road. an suv bursting into flames after a crash here in new york. a responding officer used his fire extinguisher to break the window, pull the driver out, he is okay this morning. >>> and passengers on a flight from london are describing this moment caught on camera. look at that

china. building the system here in california would cost $80 million but so far only $187,000 has been set asidehe funds are raised in time the system could be ready for 2016. >>> a rare and playful new baby is on display in northern new mexico. look at that. the new baby a cross between a zebra mother and donkey father. the zoo says the father lived on a farm near the zoo and made daily trips across the zoo to visit the zebra. amazing. >>> 5:27 is the time. hijacking scare in the sky. the actions of a passenger on board a flight to bali. >> good morning. highway 24 let's take a look at that. it's doing okay. a little wet out there. and that may add to your drive times. we'll tell you where the rain has moved through. >> some friday rain. not a lot but there is a little bit there. a couple one hundreds. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up and free removal of your old mattress, and sleep train's 100-day low pri

dains was born in california and spent most of his career in china outsourcing job.ohn walsh is a butte guy, and nobody can take at that away from john walsh. >> talk to me about populism. do you see this as a winning message on the national stage? >> dang tootin'. i won reelection in 2008 with 65% plus of the vote. why? because i was good with money. if you've got a democrat that's good with money, you can't beat him. during that great recession of 2009 and 2010, 48 states went upside down. they were in budget deficits. two states had a surplus. we were one of them. we challenged every expense, and increased the college graduation rate more than any state in the country. >> governor, we're running out of time. you've been critical of president obama's health care law, now 8 million people have enrolled, the president has said that democrats shouldn't be defensive about health care, that they shouldn't run away from it. is that advice that you would give to john walsh and other democrats running for senate? >> well, a lot of people in montana think that we should hav

food imports in china but the biggest culprit is one of the hardest to control, drought. california and the southwest continue to struggle with record water shortages. lots of cattle ranchers have lost their pastures. >> when the drought got bad, i had to sell. no rain, you got to feed. >> reporter: at a supermarket in new jersey, customers stopped buying so much beef changing how the store stocks the butcher counter. >> scaled down maybe 15% to 20% of what we buy. >> reporter: it is not just felt here there is an effect on the overall economy, as well. if i have to spend a lot at the supermarket, i'm less likely to spend more on other thing when is i leave. ranchers say restoring the herds will be a slow process. the threat of more drought has made everyone more cautious. >> meat prices are going to stay close to these levels for the next three or four years. >> reporter: a daunting prediction with the summer barbecue season only just around the corner. stephanie goss, nbc news, new york. >>> there was an unbelievable story out of boston last night where on the first anniversary of

china. shoes sold to small business in california, florida and new york. >> spring resurrection of sorts isplace on mount diablo now. recovering slowly from devastating fire there in the fall. tonight laura anthony revisits the scene of the fire. >> we see lupen. normally you don't see.so of course the california popy is everywhere. >>reporter: the hills high top mount diablo live again with wild flowers and seedling in the schaad of the charred remains of last september 3,000 acre fire. >> i'm surprised. it looks better than i tught it would be. i remember seeing the flames from 5 80-6 80 walls of fire. so i thought there would be nothing up here. complete devastation. >> since the fair it was really black and now everything is coming back up. flowers are beautiful. it's gorgeous up here. >>reporter: that's not to say that all has return to the plush path. amid the popy and daisy still plenty that is char >> we didn't have the rain in all we expected. so we did get some good recovery but we expected it to be a lot better. >> it will return but fire is nature which of cleaning house with an

. >> buyers from canada, china, mexico, india, and uk top the list. the top five states are florida, californiaarizona, texas, and new york. most of these buyers are dolling out cash to buy properties because they see u.s. real estate as a good investment, or they are buying vacation homes. here in new york realtors now report seeing a new trend of international buyers eyeing wealthy suburbs because they are moving their families here. realty track says it doesn't see interest from overseas waning any time soon. mary snow, al jazeera. >> here in new york non-american buyers account for an estimated 40%. and among the buyers getting the most attention are russians. there have been some eye-popping deals including one where a russian businessman paid $88 million for an apartment in manhattan for his daughter. scott reubin is a colleague at the firm of douglas ellerman, and deals with buyers regularly. good to see you. >> you too. thanks for having me. >> these markets have always been a little different from the rest of the country. particularly in the trophy properties in this city. >> yeah, abs

china, mexico, india and u.k. top the list. the top five states are florida, california, arizona, texas, and new york. most of these buyers are dolling out cash to buy properties because they see u.s. real estate as a good investment. here in new york realtors now report seeing a trend of international buyers eyeing wealthy suburbs because of moving their families here. single family homes make up a little more than half the purchases followed by apartments and condos. reality tracks don't see interest waning from overseas soon. >> miami is popular among foreign investors. it's an event happening every two years. you can see it if you check out the tuesday night sky. mars, earth and the sun pars in a straight line. mars will be visible all night long. n.a.s.a. says mars will be visible as a burnt orange colour, ten times brighter than any of the stars in the sky. >> that'll do it for this edition. europe with some 80 million at risk, we discuss the sharp rise in one of the leading causes of death, and the solution many simple. ♪ >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here bringing in all

but here in california how runner survived his own scare. >>> and, how china town could be transformed. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, attractions is getting a makeover. kpix rep >>> one of san francisco's oldest and best known tourist attractions is getting a makeover. >> kpix reporter linda yee tells us the movement to remodel china town is getting some help from hollywood. >> it is a world famous tourist destination site. neighborhood rich with history, but some say the culture of san francisco's china town is lost among the souvenir shops. >> clean it up a little bit. pump it up a little. bring it into the new millennium. >> china town businesswoman is leading the movement. she has plans and 30 somethings on board. >> i don't want people to think of us as a tourist trap. >> that she wants may sound like heresy. >> the good food in china town is seriously lacking. we need a good restaurant. >> this is where the kitchen is now. eventually, we would like to do some late night the dining and build a counter here. >> up and coming chef wants china town to be a foodie heaven. he is turning the back doo

china. but the biggest culprit is one of the hardest to control. drought. californiand the southwest continue to struggle with record water shortages. lots of cattle ranchers have lost their pastures. >> beef prices will stay at these levels or close to these levels for the next three or four years. >> a daunting prediction with the summer barbecue season only just around the corner. >> that was stephanie goss being reporting. economists warn that the higher prices could cause significant cuts in spending elsewhere. we'll keep our eye on that. general motors looking to shield itself from lawsuits related to faulty ignition switches. the automaker asking a judge to block claims for injuries that happened before it filed for bankruptcy in june of 2009. at least nine out of the 13 deaths linked to the defective part occurred before the bankruptcy filing. democratic senator richard blumenthal, member of the commerce committee says gm's request should be rejected. he and other lawmakers are urging to set up a fund for victims and their families. new documents said engineer

. >>> el equipo que participaba en la carrera de china a california, estaba a 2500 millas de distancialmente cuando se trata del amor y en la cama, los gorditos llevan la delantera, o por el contrario, los delgados? dejeme saber su respuesta la esperamos, seguimos con ustedes muchachos. paul. >>> no metas la panza paul. >>> y me quieres poner a dieta zuleyka. >>> basado en esto sabemos mi amigo jhonny. >>> no estoy de acuerdo con este estudio. >>> nuestro amigo jhonny. >>> jamÁs, jamas. . >>> un minuto. >>> chabÁn que me quiere poner a dieta, para que vea que soy bueno con el brinco. >>> dÍganos en nuestras redes sociales. mientras vamos a nueva york paul, ¿por quÉ?>>> rodando. >>> sÍ, nos vamos rodando y rodando seÑores a la moda. >>> tiene que ver de quÉ se trata lo que preparÓ birmania rÍos en la gran manzana. >>> ay. >>> alo? >>> hola chica cÓmo estÁs? >>> queres venir a un cÓctel conmigo esta noche. >>> un cÓctel a esta horÁ? >>> sÍ, dale birmania. >>> no estoy presentable, necesito accesorios y ropas. >>> dale birmania que hace tiempo que no salimos. >>> ok deja ver que hago. cre

. >> reporter: founder of tesla motors is in china, handing out keys to the california companies firstustomer here for its electric car. the first step of its plans for this country. >> i'm real excited about the future of tesla in china. in addition to handing over the cars, you will see the first super charger, the first tesla super charger location in china. >> this is one of tesla's solar powered battery charging stations. >> my instructions to the team are to spend money as fast as they can spend it without wasting it. we'll probably end up investing hundreds of millions of dollars in charging infrastructure in china. >> reporter: china wants to ease its pollution problems. its attempts have gained little traction. some see musk as a man who can help lead the charge. as much as his ambitions are big, some critics say his plans here are unclear. >> make some room, guys. >> reporter: some customers have been frustrated with delivery delays, with one showing up to vent at the beijing launch. >> i want to complain to you. i'm really disappointed! >> sorry. >> reporter: musk wants to i

california and is not the only one. >> we have delayed some of the deliveries in china, just for a few months, in order to ensure thatn they get their car, they will have a great experience. some were a bit upset about that. i met with them and they apologize. it is not as though we want them to be unhappy. our motivation is coming very much from a place of wanting them to be happy and not unhappy. >> yes. the happy. people want their cars. tesla has competition on this front. bmw is rolling out its hybrid and doing it in china. stephen engle had an opportunity to take it for a spin. >> this is the test version of bmw's hybrid i-8 sports car but is not quite ready for the press. she needs a bath first. ♪ >> where are the girls? ♪ now, she is ready for my road test. >> the engine has not kicked in yet. electric engine is driving. you can switch to the all caps version by moving it into sport. look at this now. it is already, telling us we are burning gas. then, there we go. that is the hybrid engine kicking in. it obviously has a head start in the china market compared to tesla, whether that gives germans in the bmw i

the trick in china is that it is different than northern california.e a lot of buyers that will be in an apartment building, not a home. dental have a chance to plug back in when they are home. already people on the mainland are doing this and musk is building its own supercharger network as well. >> how was a progressing? the infrastructure build? >> we have seen it already mostly in the south. and other electric vehicle manufacturers are headquartered, there has been a lot of build but it hasn't suited customer need. it has been hard to identify. what we're seeing is that tesla is building its own supercharger network and hopefully they will be closer to the point of need. if nothing else, they are very visible. they offer a free charge for the people who have a tesla. >> what does it mean for emissio n in china? it is not to think of his vehicle as zero omissions. i think there is a very large smokestack in the province belching out co2 emissions from coal powered fire that is supplying the energy for the battery. it is about 35 kilograms of coal th

china's air quality has been declining for years, due to a rise pollution related to manufacturing. the drought in california is reaching an epic level. for the first time in 15 years, the drought is effecting the entire state. national climatic data center reports extreme drought conditions are happening in 76.6% of the golden state, while the rest has an "exceptional" level of dryness. scientists warn people who live in california need to conserve water as much as possible. in irwindale california-- a decision about the production of a popular hot sauce has been delayed. cbs news reports-- the city council has received 70 complaints of strong strong chilie pepper odors... and may declare the sriracha factory an official public nuisance. however,david tran, the man who created sriiracha hot sauce says he installed carbon filters on the roof -- the local air quality agency inspected the plant, and it did not find any violations. call it a well done quarter at burger king. investors sent the stock up 2% friday as the chain reported earnings that sizzled 69%. major cost cutting efforts helped offset a revenue

china and are they going to build there and then import to the u.s.? is what is the idea there? >> no, they will not import to the u.s. they have the factory in californiato supply the united states, but i suspect that they will build in china in a few years, but you have the build where you sell vehicles, and it is the largest auto market in the world. this is individuvideo of the fil s being delivered in china today. china, richard, it is going to be a huge market, because it has two things going for it, and one, they are pushing the electric vehicles, the government is, and two, this is the number one market in the world for luxury automobiles and make no mistake, model s is a luxury automobile. >> and they have 2.1 billion people, and a few people who want cars there. >> yes. and the stock is showing it. thank you, phil lebeau. >>> and chris christie has an interesting award to add to the r resume, father of the year, and the national father's day council gave him the honor. he mentions the four kids in the speeches all of the time, and the critics took a lot of heat for him to take the state chopper to the son's baseball game. and yesterday at an e

california and texas, two great areas of strength for housing. >> the job market seems to be improving albeit pretty pa thetically but improving nonetheless, some of these stocks, china did an ipo they're back in the public eye. down 3% today. the last quarter was good. if the tape holds here, paychex looks interesting. >> the deal here there are some head winds in some regulations and competition. the set up for these guys is the same as it always was for solarcity. don't be fooled by a gold rally, still in the middle of the bear market, i would be selling it. not buying it on today's rally. >> solarcity and tesla trade and track each other, if you believe one is going to rally then the other one isn't far behind. >>> market flash here in the news room. >> we learned that chinese social media company weibo will price at $20. weibo will be going public. >>> tim seymour, would you buy weibo? >> i think i would. parent company sina, that's been a blood bath, the chinese internet space has been hammered. a ton of deals coming after this. you have to be careful. i'm talking with guys getting involved in selling alibaba. the valuation is actually holding up. sina -- weibo

california. >> we have delayed some of the customer deliveries in china for a few months in order to ensure thatheir car, they will have a great experience. upset about are that. i met with him earlier today and they apologized. >> he wants to meet them to avoid the 25% import tariff in china. it's a country that is encouraging its own electric technology. are you getting any indication that the government here is not encouraging the center? >> that has been very supportive actually. in fact, the level of support has been great. i have nothing bad to say at all. >> are you expecting this kind of christ today? >> no. >> do you have a clear china policy? >> we just want to do everything that is needed to encourage electric cars. we want to do the right thing. >> thank you very much. >> it is likely to be a sharp learning curve and china for the 42-year-old behind the wheel at tesla. inhe caused quite a stir china. coming up, mohamed el-erian is "in the loop" for his first interview since leaving pimco. we will have that exclusive in just a moment. loop," then "in the opening bell is next. ♪ >> wel

vehicles in china this week, to very excited customers, and, yeah, we expect probably -- we'll end up exporting half or maybe a little more than half of the cars we manufacture in california, to -- overseas, and of that number probably half will good to china alone. >> host: so many companies, mine included, look at exporting after you have saturated the u.s. market. you're clearly not doing that. that's your early on going to be exporting half of your production. >> guest: i think it makes sense to not sort of saturate one market before moving to another. it's certainly true we started deliveries in the u.s. well inned a lance of china, almost two years in advance. so, be started off with -- mid-2012 in the u.s., and then a little over a year later, started deliveries in europe, and then eight months after that started deliveries in china, and later this year we'll be starting right-hand drive for the uk, japan, australia, and probably south africa. since i'm originally from south africa. a lot of comments why the hell the car is not there. we're getting there. >> host: some people compare the tesla to a -- somewhat like an iphone on wheels. is that the right analogy? >>

facebook recently purchased a california based what's out for one thing between gladstone and in fact on the sidebar play immediately asked immediately child reaches out to buy china since nigel and ten cents today was a thirteen billion us dollars despite which has power in china is due a small plant in west but there are signs the company is gearing up to trying to mop new reports from some francisco we chant says it has more than two hundred seventy million users every month from over a hundred fifty countries. but in the us it's still not mainstream mostly used by chinese students or those who communicate with friends in asia. in the us we chad recently came out of stealth mode by offering a promotion that reported u s users with a twenty five dollar restaurant dot com gift card if they win their google account but we checked and we chat also made a special appearance at ten cents up all the events at the recent game developers property and seven says go flying all the breaking ball is hopeful the teams meet at jamison judy general manager rejects us operations declined to disclose how many u s he was in the past says he's happy with how americans are using th

california insurance. tonight, the scope of that problem. plus. >>> clean it up a little bit. pump it up a little. bring it into the new millennium. >> transforming this bay area china opportunity to how the famous tour destination is getting a little help from hollywood. we'll talk about that. a lot of other stories coming up, guys. >> see you in about 30 minutes, ken. thanks. >>> brian, we will get a little dusting of rain possibly tomorrow? >> reporter: just a touch. it will be late tonight. it is very convenient and also very slight. it's just going to be annoying. >> i need to wash my car. >> thank you for watching. the cbs evening news with scott pelly is next. >> latest news and weather always on kpix doing we're back in 30 minutes. kpix.com. we're back in 30 minutes. triumph over tragedy. >> that night just i didn't know wonderful it would be to come back and win it for boston. >> pelley: an american wins for the first time in decades. reports from jeff glor and o'donnell reports. more bodies discovered in the ferry disaster. seth doane reports south korea's president calls what the captain did "unforgivable." carter evans on how a stowaway survived a five h

china town this morning. it appeared lot of folks were prepared for today's weather. >> despite the rain california still in a drought and today governor jerry brown issued an order to deal with the conditions. this comes three months after the governor declared a state of emergency. it was meant to fight wildfires wildfires and move more waters to cities struggling with a lack of rain. governor jerry brown said the order cuts red tape to ensure it safety and well bealing of all californians. i call on everyone to conserve watt in every possible way. >>> an 84-year-old man is charged with trying to dill someone. ktvu's mike mibach is live with that as well as with the man was targeting. >> i got my hands on the criminal complaint. attempted pre-meditated murder and we are learning about a possible motive. patient trying to get revenge on a former doctor. >> reporter: courtroom 4a, no cameras allowed. inside raymond iwase charged with pre-meditated murder and felony assault with a firearm. >> when you use a gun we don't have patience or leniency for you. >> reporter: it was wednesday when raymond iwase went to

california. >> fbi also wants to talk to board president david choo once threatened by chow. he helped kill chinanight market when he was the manager and rae putted gangster took out this ad in chinese newspaper saying chew was like a corps eating vegetarian dinner. the supervisor received police protection for a couple of months after that incident so he may have a little bit more history there but i don't know that there's anything to add to their particular case. >>reporter: mean time at the federal building the arraignment continue. raymond shrimp.chow was the epitome of confidence sitting in the jury box chatting with attorney during his arraignment. the self described reform gangster charged with money laundering and dealing in stolen property. his lawyers believe most of the 29 defendants will say they were illegally entrapped by the fbi. emphasize entrapment won't be part of chow defense. >> defense theory based on the investigation we have is that there was no entrapment because didn't do anything wrong. >>reporter: also arraigned today brandon jackson. 28-year-old son of another defenda

california. michelle with her unusual putting stance sunk an eagle on the opening hole. in a tie for second behind chinads at six under. her round included seven birdies. >> last year the first day i shot six over here, and i think that's a very big improvement, and i do think that i played really well today, and had a great time with amy and just hope that i can have three more good days. >>> kevin durant could held a record held by michael jordan when the oklahoma okay thunder face the houston rockets on saturday. he has scored a minimum of 25 points in 38 consecutive games. jordan's is the longest streak in the past 50 years. his streak ended with this loss. >>> all eyes will be on northern england this summer when the tour de france gets underway. it has become a tradition for the race to start outside of the [ inaudible ]. opening stage will see the race 190 kilometers [ inaudible ] for stage two the cycles will start in york, stage three will start in cambridge and finish in london. for there the race will continue on for 18 more stages before its traditional finish in paris. lee wellings has more

china and india. on average, food travels 1500 miles from farm to table. how can we continue to grow food to feed the hungry masses? one answer is strert cal farming farming. smerl, californiaectic shops and restaurants has another new feature, a vertical farm. >> i'm alex thomson , montecito farms. >> seedlings to harvested vegetables. his farm produces are fresh vegetables to seven restaurants every day. >> this is a tower garden. can you tell us how it works? >> it is a vertical aeroponic garden. the water is is essentially misting and raining down through the center column and getting all the root systems. it would be easier if i show you. how about if i pull this out. look at how healthy and strong these root systems are. and the water every 15 minutes is just washing over these roots. >> is it ready to be harvested? >> yeah, this is ready to be either fully harvested for a restaurant or you could start harvesting it and eating it. >> delicious. >> we have one restaurant here that's garden to mouth in 50 feet. >> i want to check this out. >> we are here in cafe luna. what do you buy? >> why buy kale, arugula, chives. >> what are your customers sayings? >> they say that

china, mexico india and the u.k. top the list. the top five states where they are buying properties are florida, california, arizona, texas and newrk. most of these buyers are doling out cash to buy properties because they see u.s. real estate as a good investment or they're buying vacation homes. here in new york some realtors now report seeing a new trend of international buyers eyeing wealthy suburbs because they are bringing their families here. apartments and condos and realty track says it doesn't see interest from overseas waning at any time soon. mary snow, al jazeera. >> coming up. our pick of the day. plus mickey rooney. his career started when movies were stilt silent. >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. all the rainfall from mississippi, alabama, on the east coast to china, tornado reports in parts of north carolina earlier in the evening. now things are settling down. we still have tornado watches and the potential for severe weather coming in for parts of the south, southeast. but most of that rain and cool temperatures will continue through the day even to our highs. note the high temperatures we have for memph

california. the sharks lead the best of seven series 2-0. >>> time right now 5:51. tesla moving to chinart of. >>> apple is making its earth day pitch and really remarkable what they're doing. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> 5: 54 right now. the company that promised an instant caulk till has withdrawn its license for a powder alcohol. however, after the label was posted online and widely criticized over the past few days, the ttb and the maker did agree to reconsider the product. the maker plans to make a couple adjustments and then have another go. >>> well, when it comes to travel-related industries, there is no one customer like less than airlines. they lag behind hotels and online travel agencies and customer satisfaction. a new survey found they rated airlines low for the quality of drink service, bathrooms and seat comfort. so, if airlines are the worst, who is the worst airline? united airlines according to the study. >> wow. >>> tesla plans to start making cars in china. the ceo says the company will continue building cars in fremont for american. but selling the electr

china town. the reason the drought or the construction of the central subway tunnel. >>> tonight the state lawmaker wants to make sure when it comes to seafood you know what you're getting. in northern californiae fish tested was mislabeled. now, the senator, they want to make it illegal to sell mislabeled food. >> seafood products we call it could lead to the consumption of seafood that's not only unhealthy, but could potentially be dangerous. it's pretty simple. the fish we order should be the fish that we are served. >> reporter: the senator's bill against seafood fraud would require labels on all varieties of fish or shellfish to clearly identify the species by its common name. >>> coming up gold coins, memorabilia, even cold hard cash that could be yours. they are making it easier to get all that stuff back to their owners. >>> moving on up, getting a few digs. >>> this guy is bobbing around in the middle of the ice cold pacific tonight with ,,,,,,,,,, -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy chee

china, india, some of the latin american countries like brazil, mexico. there are pockets in the usa as well, mostly in the sunbelt, from florida three texas across the californiaere the weather is more conducive to playing. it is not widespread, it is very selective. a lot of people are being smarter as to where they build, how much they spend, and how we market the product. >> the new golf courses, are they more members only clubs or daily fee type courses? >> it is a combination of both. the resort courses, where you have got a four seasons or the ritz-carlton that are building branded golf courses with mickelson. then you have the daily fee golf courses. the public golf courses are growing fastest as municipalities look for ways to use land that is available. land bank it until the city needs that space. >> do you think the pga needs to do more to get people interested in golf? >> the pga tour is professional golfers and then you have the club pros. between them, the game has been pretty static. if you look over the last 10 years, it is basically 25 million golfers every year. we may gain one million but we lose one million. it is a 2020 program. they're tr

the experience of china is the best advertisement in history for the benefits of free market economics. those are the basis for globalization. host: good morning from chico, californialler: good morning. a couple of short questions. minutes" about60 all of these cities that china has built all over their country. for the most part, their empty. -- they are empty. i do not know what they're going to do with them. it is a mystery to me. guest: there is a school of thought that holds that they have built too much housing. there is a real estate bubble similar to the one that we experienced that burst in 2008. if that is true, it is bad news for china. one recent is they have sustained economic growth through investment, rather than consumption. all of the consumption that they generate -- to a point, that is a good thing. they cannot sustain the growth rate through investment. they have to have more consumption, which is good for the people. that raises the standard of living. in my discussion of china, i make this point and argue that the way to make the transition from an overemphasis on investment to an adequate emphasis on consumption is through political change. p

california has said, the world is competitive. i don't know if we want a bunch of stoned people. >> was he the one who said china wasn't -- someone else was talking about how china doesn't smoke pot. >> i'm unclear on that. i do know that columbia, which i read about in the book, columbia doesn't smoke pot. columbia was a big marijuana producer, and they used to refer to the americans who came down to get it as the donkeys. america's doing fine relative to colombia, so pot is not doing us all that much harm. but we are seeing the beginnings of a message from the republican side that lumps all drugs together. the heroin epidemic, which is widely recognized and a huge problem, is a problem for the legalizers, because when you start talking about drug abuse, it's still possible to lump everything together. marijuana is still an illegal drug. >> it is amazing to me, though, how much the politics of law and order, crime, and drugs, in some ways, how much public opinion and discourse around it have changed and how slow policy has been to change. and so public opinion seems like it's moved 100 miles and the laws have moved the three mil

california. some lightning video to show you. but look at this. this is not a valet mishap, just a torrential downpour across portions of southeastern china over thele of days. since saturday, mind you now, moving into hong kong here we have been talking about record rainfall, upwards of 200 plus millimeters of water. this is live radar from the hong kong observatory. not as bad today but we have seen showers rolling through. now getting into the wet season here so we'll see thunderstorms bubbling up through the afternoon. look at this, 238 millimeters since saturday. about nine inches there and monthly averages only 82 so more than january, february, and march combined, very heavy rain in just a couple of days. it will take a while to recover from that. there you see still some storms rolling through, just not as heavy for today and the next couple days. you can see this disturbance pushing out towards the east china sea and heading up towards japan. something to check in with you here, this would likely be for next week, an area of low pressure with a low chance of developing now but there are the philippines there. computer model forecast pushi

california now. >> that's good. >> jimmy: you're safe. >> relatively. yeah. it was new york, las vegas for about 20 minutes. back to new york. then los angeles. then china need to talk to your travel agent because i feel like i could have gotten you -- you could have been on an easier route than going from china to new york back to los angeles, et cetera. >> some of those -- yeah, the lines and stuff. >> jimmy: and how does it work? when you travel. like do you pack your luggage? do you have -- >> i have a very -- i have a strong aversion to packing. >> jimmy: me too. who doesn't, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you don't? >> i mean, we moved so much as a kid -- when i was a kid, we moved around. >> jimmy: oh. >> so it's kind of a traumatic thing. and unpacking as well. >> jimmy: and unpacking. which do you like least, packing or unpacking? >> both. >> jimmy: both are bad, yeah. >> but unpackingwise, i literally have suitcases and bags that are still packed from like "edward scissor hands." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that have never been unpacked? >> no. "cry baby." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? they're by the front door? where do you put them? >> they're in