chris martinez, cbs news, sacramento. >>> new at noon, a race for a rap music's first billionaire. forbes magazine has named shawn diddy. jay-z was second, dr. dre, third, birdman and drake round out the top five. >> a lot of money. >> yeah. >> you rap well, you get rich. >> true. >>> you may have seen more cyclists today during the morning commute. it is all part of the 23rd annual bike to work today. >> kpix5's jackie ward explains event organizers are expecting 100,000 people across the bay area to participate. >> this is great. this is my favorite day of the year. a huge biking party. >> reporter: every day the last 30 years or so, henry hirkin says he has ridden his bike to and from work. while san francisco is striving for vision 0, progress is being made. >> it is much better than it used to be. there are a lot more bike routes, bike ways, bike lanes. >> reporter: the sf bike coalition says ridership is up 10% from last year. and among those pledging to ride to work more often, san francisco mayor ed lee. >> i'm a little bit out of breath. haven't rode a bike in a long t tim

>> they are motivated to help the doings so it makes a difference. >> reporter: chris martinez, kpix 5. >> all the animals come from city run shelters and the program itself is run entirely by volunteers. >>> time for a check of our weather with roberta. that cooler weather outside. >> i like what i just finally got. the paw-sitive -- [ laughter ] >> hi, everybody! >>> get your dog and take it out for a walk. sure we have clouds and winds, but it's dry. this is a look out towards mount vaca where the low clouds and fog the marine layer has been playing tag with the mountain all day long. boy that marine layer has forged forward up to 63 miles. temperatures right now 54 in santa rosa to 68 apiece livermore and san jose. high 50s san francisco. it's cool outside especially when you toss in and factor in this brisk wind at 17. san francisco 15. sfo across the bay east bay you have been breezy all morning long. 14 in throughout the tri- valley. also, concord, clayton and walnut creek back through antioch, fairfield at 26-mile- per-hour winds. 14 in the napa area. these winds will continu

. >> i am chris martinez in san diego, agents are stopping drug smugglers in the waters off the coast. we are taking you on patrol coming up. >> clouds out there. more of that in the forecast this week and then something completely different. forecast coming up. after a break. >>> new attar at 6:00 p.m -- new at 6:00 p.m. tight security has smugglers looking for new ways to transport drugs and people. chris martinez takes us on patrol with border agents looking for smugglers. >> reporter: in the open waters off the san diego coast border protection agents keep an eye on every vessel. >> slow day you stop everybody. >> reporter: with security tighter agents say smugglers are turning to the high seas to transport drugs and people. >> they are going farther off shore and farther up the coast. >> reporter: smugglers follow a similar matern. >> quickly come in, land on shore, disembark and off they go. >> for agents the busts begin from above. the planes outfitted with cutting edge technology. >> several large packages. >> reporter: they could spot boats 5 miles away from 10,000 fealt up.

chris martinez shows us how smugglers are now hitting the water with their hauls. >> reporter: in the open waters off the san diego coast, border protection agents keep an eye on every vest. >> on a slow day, you stop everybody. >> reporter: with security tighter on u.s./mexico border, agents say smugglers are turning on the high seas to transport drugs and people. >> we find that they're going farther offshore and farther up the coast. >> reporter: this agent says smugglers typically follow a similar pattern. >> quickly land on shore, disembark in an awaiting vehicle, and off they go. >> reporter: typically the busts begin from the aa plane above. they can spot boats up to five miles away from 10,000 feet up. >> we're the eye in the sky and we're just watching here, and with the camera, it will show us where they're going. >> reporter: agents then pick up the chase in the water. >> at night with the lights out vessel, they always run. >> reporter: if a smuggler refuses to stop, agents can take drastic steps like shooting out the motor in this testing drill. they're constantly on the

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chris martinez reports. >> reporter: lisa newman has been battling depression for more than 30 years.he says she's finally finding relief with ketamine infusions. has this changed your life? it's completely changed my life. >> reporter: ketamine is a powerful pain reliever known as a party drug. now it's gaining popularity to treat depression. at dr. steven mandell's ketamine clinic in los angeles, patients receive small doses. while it takes several weeks to work, ketamine kicks in within hours and the effects can last up to three months. >> many have tried drugs you heard of. some you haven't. they've come to me because they haven't been relieved by inform oh these things. >> reporter: a study just published from san diego researchers showed people reported less depression. but many have questions about ketamine's long-term effects on the mind and body. the american psychiatric association has not endorsed it and says more research is needing. >> how was that dose for you? >> reporter: dr. mandel works with his patients' physicians before starting treatment. richard hall has been do

. >> reporter: chris martinez, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, action -- while on vacation. his quick thinking... that helped a critical burn victim in another state. >>a bay ar firefiter n victim in takes action vacation. his quick thinking that helped a burn victim iann r othed much more tonight at 5:00 p.m. >>> and that is going to >> wedowill get to ac tomorrow. >> perfect. 70 something. 80. perfect. >> enjoy the weather today. >> gorgeous right now. >> have nit a eagrght ♪ >> steffy: you got all othisf uh, granddad helped, too. >> steffy: you're not being too hard o yn re a?ou no, he took off around 1:00. >> steffy: and you? >> tmas: i haven't slept. been working on the collection. >> steffy: yep, thanks to sally and company. 's:m hotr>>yil,ng nmaot to thint it, and focus on the collection. >> steffy: seems to be working for you. >> thomas: sort of. not really. every time i take a break, all i can see is sally in handcuffs. ' a, ndit ymeour dreaonm, but to be facing jail time...

chris martinez reports. >> reporter: for more than 120 years, every last lemon from these orchards hashand. >> they are looking for the right size and right grade. >> reporter: but the ceo harold edwards says he now has fewer workers than ever, especially fewer migrant workers. >> with a lot of the rhetoric going on about building the wall, is it a lot of those laborers who felt comfortable coming before now just don't feel comfortable, so they are not coming. >> reporter: the lack of labor began with the tightening of the u.s./mexican border, but many farmers say the trump administration's crackdown has made it worse. a typical sized work crew used to be nearly 30 people. >> now crews are 18. >> reporter: john crist with the farm bureau says other factors are adding to that critical shortage, including many u.s. farmers moving their operations to mexico. >> they take advantage of less expensive labor, fewer environmental regulations, cheaper land. >> reporter: that has left farmers having to increase incentives to lure in labor like better wages and benbenefits. some even importing wo

chris martinez cbs news. >> some farmers in california are now experimenting with robotic replacements for farm workers to help pick crops that are traditionally only picked by hand. >>> now migrant workers are key in getting our food from the farm to the table, and that includes those in virginia and maryland. the national center for farm worker health reports of the 3 million seasonal workers in the country, 32% of them making only 10 to $12,000 a year, and 30% of all farm workers had total family incomes below government poverty guidelines. >>> if you notice more cyclists on the roads this morning you're not mistaken. it is national bike week. some 6,000 people got an early start when they participated in a 20-mile ride on mother's day. >> in 2014 my mom had a stroke, and she was at george washington university hospital. it was about $22 a day to park, so i decided i would ride my bike to see her, so i rode my bike every day up there. it was great exercise. it was very therapeutic. >> i try to stay faster than traffic a lot of times because it's easier to maneuver in between cars. >

. >> chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning,actress elisabeth moss stops by studio 57 with her new tv drama, "the handmade's tale." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." masthe lindor truffley smooth. ...from the lindt master chocolatiers. hard outer shell...smooth, luscious center. unwrap. unwind. with the lindor truffle from the lindt master chocolatiers. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums find fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. >>> breaking news this morning, we are waiting on an emergency announcement

. >> reporter: chris martinez, cbs news, sacramento. >> nina: well, all the animals in the "pawsitive program come from city shelters. the program is run by volunteers. and that's the "cbs evening news" weekend news for this saturday. i'm reena ninan in new york. from all of us at cbs down on the neighborhood. it looked like snow on fire. felt like an apocolyse almost. sky-drone-5 is over the aftermath tonight.. and the danger -- is not over yet. >>> it looked like snow on fire. it felt like an apocalypse almost. >> the danger is not over yet. >> vehicle fire. >> vehicle fire, arson, pd units are out with a suspect. >> and caught red handed, investigators say they've nabbed the serial arsonist behind a string of car fires in the east bay. >>> we gib with the missive 5 alarm fire. it was due for completion this fall, now it's been reduced to ashes. for the second time in less than a year, it's the subject of an arson investigation. >> the site is blocks from the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. don lynn is at the scene where there are still serious safety concerns tonight. >> reporter: the f

chris martinez shows us how he's transforming the colorful bricks into world renouned art. >> with the of each brick, nathan, what could be his next masterpiece. >> a career he assemble accidentally. >> i was corporate lawyer in new york city. we would come home at night after hours with the firm. i would need some sort of creative outlet. >> so he turned to favorite childhood toy to create sculptures, when he finally unveiled his art on line, the response was overwhelming. when the website crashed i de seed today make a change. >> left his law firm to play with leggos full time. >> you have how many here? about 6 million bricks total. >> his studio now holds hundreds of sculptures, some inspired by his own life. >> others inspired by the moment. >> tried to replicate the innards after piano. >> work now appears in galleries around the worlds, even sat on the white house lawn. >> when president obama sat down with this piece, that was very, almost, surreal. >> still he says, nothing is quite as exciting as watching people react. >> i've seen people just in amazement, and kids who just

martinez and brentwood have also fallen victim. we're live from walnut creek this morning with what fire investigators are say about the latest round. good morning. >> good morning to you, sam and chris. i did speak with the fire marsh marshal, and he tells us he believes this car fire and a second one this morning in lafayette are related to at least ten other car fires, including the string of car fires, that the same person or persons are setting these ablaze. the only difference is these cars are parked in the street, not the driveway. the one here in walnut creek happened around 2:06 this morning. the second one was reported about ten minutes later just unit three miles away. the fire marshal says there a common thread, but would that divulge what that is, does not want to taint the investigation. yesterday morning there are two car fires, one in brentwood, the second one about a mile and a half away. early wednesday morning there was another car fire at a home in walnut creek, and a second one in lafayette, sort of like this morning. in early monday morning you had this car fire outside a home in mar thin. in all incidents, no one was hurt, all the homes escaped serious damage.

chris davis and crush keeps crushing. sends it over the wall in right. a two run shot. that is his sixth homer in last five games. to the 5th martinez with a swing. run shot tigers would add a run. they win 6-0. os lose 7 of 8 games on this road trip. >>> kentucky derby winner always dreaming getting in a workout in baltimore this morning. we are just the preakness stakes. always dreaming is a four to five favorite to win the second leg of the triple crown. the field of ten horses. you can watch the preakness right here on nbc 4 saturday. coverage begins at 5 p.m. i know i will be watching. our family, my family was very excited watching just the kentucky derby. fingers crossed. the excitement might be quick. >> it's right here ♪ nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! nce companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello