dan: here's your safety sunglasses... lemonis: okay. dan: ...'in these rooms. lemonis: okay. i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun. lemonis: let's do it. for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the bud. dan: gently touch them, and

[laughter] >> dan: facts don't matter anymore.n an opinion society were all opinions are given equal weight even when those opinions are stupid and make no sense. i remember when i ran for office, arguing with a "washington post" guide that the reagan tax cuts had cost the government money. i said here is the treasury's website. are you missing this? do i need to email it to you? he refused to debate it. we are seeing it now today. walls don't work. okay, there is data on that. where they built a wall, it works. no, it doesn't work. are you in a world -- were you vaccinated against facts at an early age? it's the same thing about collusion. is there any actual evidence or are we just going to keep talking about your opinion on collusion? >> greg: kennedy, each story is one of those russian dolls and we just keep adding another one. the nesting dolls. collusion becomes somebody says something and someone reacts to that and it's like the solar system of opinions. >> kennedy: the big question is what's in the middle? >> greg: creamy

dan: there are plenty. there are plenty.cation, we have to surface those and repair those and make sure they continue to hold pressure. you know, the drilling site is one location, but it is a bigger location, more complicated and more room for accidents. you have to plan better. but i think it is more cost-effective for the company. the decline curves are really steep. we have to continue to drill. there is a big intensity factor. they need us, they need us out there more and they need us out there regularly. the other thing is, the number of stages on the frack have continued to increase as well. alix: what are you forecasting on the upside for? dan: so we are prepared in our business plan basically on a range bound $45 to $50 oil. but we like to be a little conservative. i think that the u.s. shale will flatline and the eia will have to revise their numbers. saudi got what they could out of opec, but they will have to do the rest of the heavy lifting on their own. they knew one million barrels is not enough. they will nee

alix: that was dan eberhart, ceo of canary.alysts now point out the permian activity is down 30% since their recent highs. alright, time now for the bnef brief, which gives us in-depth analysis on clean energy, advanced transport, commodities, and emerging technologies. solar energy keeps growing. that's despite any kind of slowdown in china. bloomberg expects 127 gigawatts of pv installation this year. joining me now from milan is pietro radoia. pietro, what is your growth outlook for solar for 2019? pietro: we are expecting 17% growth in 2019 on 2018 levels. that's according to our mid-forecast scenarios. there are three markets which are essentially driving demand, china, u.s., and india. they will account for 52% of global installations in 2019. i think it's worth mentioning that china will only see a slight reduction in installs. so we're expecting 39 gigawatts in 2019, down from 44 last year. and the chinese government implemented some restriction on new build, but developers are still busy developing and planning to buil

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dan bongino, your thoughts today on how this played out. >> dan: president trump kind of has the democrats in the corner. they are saying they want to reopen the government yet he stipulated on a lot of major points they've agreed to on the past. is it a principled party or not or are they the frauds i know they are. [laughter] >> marie: i'm so happy to be here. >> dan: i love having you here. they agreed on daca and tps and they agreed on five times the amount for border funding. give me a principled reason why the democrats don't want to get the government shutdown. >> marie: when you say they agreed on daca, they agreed on a permanent fix legislatively. a 2-year production because the supreme court protected them for the next year and donald trump is fixing the problem himself made. >> dan: obama made the daca problem. it was an obama thing. >> marie: president trump -- >> dan: so you agree was an obama thing. >> marie: it was an obama policy that donald trump withdrew from. >> dana: is fun when you are here. it is like "the two." >> marie: daca would be in effect if trump hadn't ended

so dan, i have a feeling you will say this is a process. >> dan: i am -- >> dana: but answer this question. in the process of allowing, the substance of what he lied about come i think should matter in it is an interesting development in wikileaks working with the campaign through stone. how do you respond to what seems in this? >> dan: i've been a federally temporal kinds of reasons and they make mistakes. sometimes they overtly lie because they don't know what the government has and they are trying to protect themselves. but i find something interesting i would like to get your take on it, because jessica said the same thing. she finds the senior campaign official and i wrote this town who communicated with on state intellect are to be unsavory. it is fascinating because hillary clinton actually communicated with foreign intel people knowing christopher steele who said on the record deposition that he got his intel from russian and towel. so i just want to be clear, no, serious question. no, no, because -- 's be when you are right, life has been hard for you. >> dan: to be have principle

out together and i went to dan's house to watch eom tv raps . that's my main man, 50 grands times a whole bunch more. then, dan who has done well is the embodiment of the idea of a philanthropist, got involved in the criminal justice issue and about in three or four years he invited me to a luncheon at the four seasons with the heads of all the major organizations. he just brought them all together, congressman and this person from that organization sharing stories about the criminal justice issues. i was just numb. it was at that meeting where i first heard the name bernard noble. later in making the film it would hit me, oh my god, dan turned me onto this. so dan, philanthropy criminal justice, talk about this . >> i just want to thank everyone from variety, for organizing this event. [ applause ] jay penske, the owner of penske media that owns friday, it's his vision, he's taken variety to another level, he did the lgbt issue and this whole day was born out of my idea that hey, why don't we do a criminal justice issue and having been around i

dan: the teachers echo that.are concerned about pay and the lack of support staff like librarians and mental health counselors and school nurses. >> i should be there singing with the kids. i like to go in there and start our day with a sg. instead we are out here fighting for the future of blic education. >> i spent about $1000 setting up my classroom beginning of the year. dan: your own money? >> my own money. and i don't get that reimbursed. time.achers do it all t i don't know a teacher that spends ls than $500 setting up the classroom at the beginning of the year. dan: the school district said it wants the same things. the disagreement is about how to fund them. >> we encourage them to resume bargaining with us anytime,yw re, 24-7. we would like to resolve this. dan: there are big numbers here -- thousands of teachers on strike, hundreds of thousands of pupils affected. bear in mind, more than 80% of the kids in this cy rely on their schools for breakfast and ounch. this is already abmore than just education

i worked on campaigns against dan coats. in indiana politics, even his opponents wouldn't say something 1/10 of what his boss said about him today. that's outrageous. as for senator schumer's letter, i mean, look, i think it may be missing the point. this may not be an issue of donald trump being educated or donald trump just being a stubborn old real estate developer who still thinks that gold plating is the solution to all problems. donald trump, this may be the product of compromise, kompromat, corruption and collusion. donald trump may not be mistaken about these things. he may be taking direction from hi friends in russia telling him what to do about these things. you know, education may not fix that, lawrence. >> eugene, your reaction to this back and forth today, the president's attacks on his own appointees. these are all people he appointed, he chose and when he told us he told us they were the best. >> unprecedented, shocking, disagreeisful, those are words that could have been used instead of unusual. >> listen, i

thank you, dan, joe.s brewing after procter & gamble tackles toxic masculinity in a new ad for gillette razors. our panel weighs in on the our panel weighs in on the controversy nex to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself, with align probiotic. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health ♪ ♪ paul: a new procter & gamble add for gillette razors invoking the me too movement and take on bullying, sexual harassment and so-called toxic masculinity. the two-minute internet-only ad has garnered m

using dan and jennie's example again, dan's $400,000 value as of january 1 is used to set the tax billr beginning july through june of the next year. jennie buys the property from dan in october. the taxable value is reset to $700,000 as of october, but the bill issued still reflects dan's lower value. in this case, jennie would expect to receive one supplemental or catch-up bill to capture the difference between her assessed value and began's fr began's -- dan's from october through june. because of january 1 we already know of the sale, we would have used the following year to set jennie's property taxes and no other supplemental bill should be received. however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updat

he knows what dan coats' feelings on that are, because dan coats is part of that intelligence briefingts regularly. the president was angered by the coverage here. the tv chyrons that said the intelligence chiefs contradicted him on this. >> so it's not the first time the president has been unhappy with coats, but is he in danger of being fired, do we know? >> reporter: an official said, no, his job is safe for now. they do not think dan coats is at risk of being fired but really their relationship had just started to recover from the wobbly position it had been in. you'll remember, last summer, when dan coats was on stage when he was informed about reporting that the white house was considering inviting the russian president here to washington. and the president was angry at him then, they say that that subsided, but it's unclear what this will do for their relationship going forward. the president did only have one thing on his schedule today, an intelligence briefing. it's unclear if dan coats was there or he sent his deputy. i should note that our hill colleagues are getting some r

dan is official. [laughter] dan is my man, fifty grams, times a whole bunch more. dan, who has done well, and is the embodiment of the idea of a philanthropist, got involved in this criminal justice issue. about three or four years ago, dn embedded me to a luncheon at the four seasons in the heads of all of these major organizations. he brought them altogether. congressman, this person, that person, all sharing stories about the criminal justice issues. it was at that meeting where i first heard the name bernard noble. later it would hit me like all my god, dan turned me onto this. dan, philanthropy, criminal justice, talk about what this means to you. before i do that, i just want to thank everybody from "variety" for organizing this event. [applause] penskeske, the owner of media that owns "variety, go it is his vision. he has really taking variety to another level. he has gone into the lgbt issue, and this whole thing was born out of my idea about a, what we do criminal justice issue, and he ran with it and the staff run with it, and a lot of people had input. -

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dan ackerman, thank you for joining us. dan: thank you.: china has landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon will it is the first ever such landing and it is a major milestone space explorer asian. the probe has sent back an image of the oest crater on the moon's surface. the landing is the latest step for china as it ces to catch up with russia and the united states and become a major space power by 2030. from beijing, john sudworth report john: "commence landing," the control room says. then comes the extraordinary sight, the first closeup images of the far side of the moon ever recorded. after a few more tense moments, chang'e 4 safely touches down inside the moon's largest and deepest crater. "it has all gone according to plan," this scientist tells chinese state tv. one si of the moon always faces away from earth. spacecraft have photographed it but never before landed on it. this animation shows how the probe thrusters were fired to slow it before sensors guid it onto a surface far more rugged than that of the near side. anothe

dan? thank you very much dan. much dan. thank you very thank you very much dan. in our top story, top stor our other thank you very much dan. in our other top story, steph curry hosting a party tonight out in oakland. but their most recent game against the rockets...didn't provide any reasons to celebrate. --what a showdown last night at oracle... warriors- rockets...a rematch of the just went off... james harden continued his hot streak... notched a 5th-straight 40-point game.. 2nd triple double in a row... --and the craziest shots came down the stretch... hit a three to send the game to overtime... then the game winner with klay thompson and draymond green in his face. --now, the champs left reflecting on how it fell apart. "he made an impossible shot at the end. just an incredible performance. i give him all the credit he deserves." "i thought both teams played great. down the stretch, you're going to make them miss shots. i thought we kept ourselves in it. i don't think down the stretch is the reason why we lost. i just felt like we

gavin free and dan grushi.us for making unbelievably slow motion videos of pretty much anything you can think of. what have you done that's gotten a lot of people to latch on? >> we do things every day that they've never seen this slow. >> reporter: from smashing jell-o with a tennis racket to jumping on a mousetrap-filled trampoline, showing footage oth otherwise impossible to see with the naked eye. racking up 11 million subscribers on youtube. like jackass. nowadays they're full-blown celebrities making big bucks. >> oh! >> reporter: you guys ever think this was going to get this big? >> there's no chance i thought this would get this big. that was seven years ago-ish.ag- >> reporter: tucked away in a small garage in austin, texas, the slow-mo headquarters. >> this is my domain, the prop garage. >> reporter: endless props and odds and ends. stuff that would normally be collecting dust, absolute gold for the slow-mo guy i actually about 1,000 mousetraps. >> reporter: oh, my dpaugod, ths the mousetraps you sat

reporting in emeryville dan thorn kron4 news. (justine) now check out this incredible video off the coast of santa cruz today. this waterspout popped up this afternoon because of a strong cell moving ashore. the national weather service tweeted this video. waterspouts are tornadoes that form over water. (justine) you can track this week's rain and wind storms on the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. (justine)there's no end in sight to the partial government shutdown ...and the effects are being felts by visitors to the nation's capital.(jrstone)many popular attractions are closed and inaccessible.victoria sanchez got some reaction from frustrated tourists. the effects of the government funding impasse are trickling down to tourists.tourist mos: "we really wanted to check out the museums. sadly, that's not going to happen because of the government shutdown. e

dan, where are you now? dan, where are you now? ... (grant) on the santa cruz mountains, where heavy rain and high winds usually spell trouble. (catherine) you can imagine what the commute over highway 17 is like tonight... but -- you don't have to because kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live with a look at how it's going. rob? .. i'm here about a couple of miles from the cats in los gatos where it's been raining hard since about 2:30 this afternoon. there have been a few problems but it's been coming down so heavy that drivers have no choice but take it easy. hard to believe this video was shot about 2 o'clock this afternoon. as if the heavy rain wasn't enough to make for difficult driving, visibility over the summit was next to nothing. lights and wipers are on of course, but there's a lot of ponding on the road that can catch you by surprise. yes, the pavement is very, very wet and slippery. the chp has been busy tending to several mostly minor accidents.this driver spun out, hit some debris and blew two tires.griffin vojvoda/spun

you're right, dan. jared kushner can say all the right things and he apparently has been behind the scenes as have other members of the administration from the vice president on down, but the issue is, it's not just about democrats not trusting any deal, it's republicans not trusting unless and until they hear it from the president himself. >> dan pfeifer, dana bash, thank you both. vh 1 pop-up video, dan piefr? not at all? >> i never heard of this thing. >> we're moving on. >>> breaking news here, president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort now responding to the allegations that he lied to special counsel robert mueller's investigators after agreeing to cooperate. what court filings moments ago revealed? >>> also federal prosecutors announcing charges against a russian lawyer who was at the center of that trump tower meeting with members of the trump campaign. new details on that next. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. one hour pickup order? >>got it. ran out of ink and i have a big

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel, kate bachelder odell, james freeman.o spike the football with job's report, big number. >> it is kind of nice who urged cut in corporate tax rate and reduction in red tape in washington for years and years to see results that are i think beautiful as the president might say. paul: wage is up too. >> december job report almost nothing in it you couldn't celebrate. revisions to previous meaning more jobs created than -- paul: 3.9 to 3.7, that's okay? >> more people coming to labor force. you have more than a million people in the prime working years since president trump got elected coming back to labor force or joining it. this is what we have been hoping for, labor force, participation going up, jobs up, wages up, really great news and especially interesting because we've heard so much about the tax cuts were just going to cause a sugar high, just the first quarter or second quarter boom, second quarter boom won't last and now looks like surprising strength at the end of the year. paul: let me be spoil sport here, that's

we're back with dan henninger and bill mcgurn. dan, you've read the indictment. that? >> well, the thing people have to keep in mind here is this is an indictment of roger stone, a guy who's literally out of central casting. he's been around american politics, the fringes, the whole time, for 40 or 50 or years. paul: right. >> and the charge against him is that he lied to the fbi. and anyone who knows roger stone is going, roger stone lied? really? this is a guy who probably lies to the mirror in the morning. the real issue here has been from the beginning, started with the fbi's counterintelligence investigation of campaign become in 2016. back in 2016. and this is long removed from what the original collusion charge was all about, which i think people have to keep in mind. the collusion charge was that russian intelligence was interfering in the campaign of 2016. russian intelligence was interfering in a lot of campaigns around the world, but the idea that the trump campaign at a high level was doing that is far removed from what this stone indictment is about.

dan?ome i was an equity trader and trying to get leverage i used options a lot and did it poorly until i figured out that the -- the rules to the game here >> you know, mine was a tractor company, massey ferguson bought calls. the market is one of the few places where first you get the exam, then you get the lesson. you learn after the mistakes you make >> but it is amazing to think that ten years ago we started the show about options trading and who thought that it would be in existence today, and as popular as ever? >> i did not think so. >> max meyers. >> that's right. >>> time for the "final call." let's go around. mike, what do you say? >> april 65 call, starbucks. >> carter? >> starbucks and have some gold, too. gld. >> dan nathan? >> yeah. we've got to give shout-outs to max meyers and -- wait, amanda diaz how did we forget? they've been amazing producers to me, u.p.s., i think this sets up as a kind of thread-the-needle trade the next two months >>> that does it for us on "options

dan is selling that near dated call actually the longer dated options in u.p.s. are higher than they have been historically because the stock has seen a lot more volatility. but just looking at the stock itself, is it something i would wanting to own i think the answer to that is yes. over the last five years it's seen a 30%in croce in kroein and yet it's trading at a three to four turn discount to the broader market at 14 times earnings if you're thinking about stocks that you want to own, this would fall into that category. i think one of the reasons is because people think there might be headwinds coming from amazon. i think those concerns are probably overstated. even if there is a threat there from their own deliveries, it's probably not something that happens very soon. >> right so i mean this is really identical to the fedex last night, meaning obviously the two stocks are highly correlated they have underperformed, have not bounced with the market. specifically relative to other industrials. what we know is that u.p.s. this week made a 10-year relative lo

mark: first of all, i agree completely with dan. apple likes to point out these external factors or external forces, as cook sent in the email to employees. but i think this is at least 80% self-inflicted, having to do with the extraordinarily high, stratospheric prices of the latest iphones. if you look at the pricing of smartphones in china, we did the math on this this morning some of the high-end phones cost ab out half that of an entry-level iphone. there are phones that cost 1/4 of the price. the iphone xr is more expensive than its competition that might have sharper displays and more features. it comes down to some sense of hubris, like dan said, where apple needs to evaluate what it's pricing strategy is. it is clear that they have missed out on a good chunk of iphone sales, millions of units, this time around that they were expecting to take place in china. emily: dan, how much is this due to the pullback of the chinese consumer, the u.s.-china trade war, and a global and china market that are slowing down? dan: cook, you

miss you, paula. >> dan doesn't eat anything.d to hit commercial break. paula. >> that's a wrap. we miss you and love you by the way. i don't believe for one second she didn't touch that trophy. bye, paula. >>> coming up here on "gma," who in the world is carmen sandiego? we have a look ahead in "pop news" with adrienne. news" with adrienne. carmen san diego? we have a look ahead in "pop news" with adrienne. i didn't like something hang control over me. i wanted to stop. the thing is i didn't know how. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix

thank you, dan, very much. and representative mike turner. thank you, mike. also joining us from the department of defense are acting deputy secretary of defense david norquist, david, thank you. secretary mark esper, secretary heather wilson, thank you. undersecretary's of defense, michael griffin, john rude, general paul elba, thank you. general market millie, thank you, mark. congratulations, very important to offer congratulations. general joseph and general james the condo. thank you everybody.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. sandhya patel is tracking the storm. >> nothing on the radar but going to change tomorrow night. storm is tightly wound up in pacific and heading in our direction. arrives tomorrow night. slowed down, level two, moderate strength. tomorrow night through early wednesday. strongest wind gusts, 45 to 60 miles an hour for coast and hills. tomorrow night, downpours, minor flooding, gusty winds with potential for trees toppling, rough and dangerous surf.nd adv coast. watch out for power outages and high surf advisory. large swell, breakers 18 to 24 feet, possibly high. be back with hour by hour look at time line coming up. >> track the weather where you live on the abc7 news app. use app to customize the forecast and watch live doppler 7 anytime you wish. >>> memorial is growing on the uc berkeley campus after a man was killed by falling tree after the storm east endttisare time. as the asleft alexander grant of novato. still work to do. jogger thinks something should be done about the tree

katie utehs is live. >> reporter: dan. those passengers arrested by alameda county sheriffs office and turned over to fbi. once interviewed, released. many of the passengers vouched for them, said simply speaking up on the behalf of the other passengers and there was video between the two men and flight a attendants. >> this is the plane they're calling unruly passengers. there's no unruly passengers. >> reporter: diverted from sfo to oakland due to bad weather. flight in guadalajara sat longer than it was in the air. several hours in passengers could take no more. >> we were trying to help out, blowing air with magazines, giving them water. nothing going on, bunch of kids crying because parents passing out. >> captain called for police as did passengers for different reasons. >> opened door and we have a really, really problem in here. >> 911 calls from passengers saying they wanted off the plane, felt held against their will. >> reporter: alameda sheriffs deputies arrested two men. >> threatened to open the aircraft door

reporting in oakland dan thorn kron4 news. (pam) news.thorn kron4 oakland dan thorn kron4 news. (pam) in the south bay... no more one- on- one meetings between students and teachers. that is what a lawsuit is asking for ..... in order to protect students from being sexually abused by their teachers .. that lawsuit was filed today. (ken) the claim involves the alleged abuse of two middle school students.. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. sot attorneys here at cordiglia, mcmahon & allard law firm are representing a pair of students who allege they were sexually assulted by their darthmouth middle school music teacher samuel neipp, who is facing 43 felony counts of child molestation involving the two students. attorney robert allard says one alleged case occurred over a three year period and began when the child was thirteen years oldsot

matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std ( robin ) happening today... los angeles teachers are expected back in classrooms after officials and their union reached a tentative agreement. it includes a 6 percent raise for educators, a slight reduction in some class sizes and additional support staff, including nurses and librarians. every campus should see an increase in nursing services over the next three school years. teachers complained that some schools only had a nurse on staff once a week. the new the district authority over class sizes. ( robin ) in national news... covington catholic

you, dan, very much. and representative mike turner. thank you, mike. thank you very much. also joining us from the department of defense are acting deputy secretary of defense, david norquist, david, thank you. secretary mark esper. secretary heather wilson. thank you. undersecretaries of defense, michael griffin, ellen lord, and john ruud. general paul selva, thank you, general. general mark millie. thank you, mark, thank you. thank you. and congratulations. ery prntly, congratulations. general joseph lembings engle and jennifer james mccarville.

dan?uty with the sheriff's office says they are seeing burglaries happen way too often here in san mateo county. and they are putting out an alert so people can protect their homes from these theives.. the san mateo county sheriff's office sahring this picture of a couple of burglars. it's an image deputies say they're seeing in their communities too often..sot: the most important part for this is that we want encourage anybody that if they see something suspicious to report it immediatelyrosemerry blankswade a deputy with the sheriff's office says most of the reports they're getting are home burglaries. at least 44 have happened over the past 3 months..blankswade says many of these burglars are waiting until you leave your home and stealing items that are easy to sell.sot: we do see a lot of electronics being taken in these residential burglaries.. these thefts have been spread out across the county but deputies say they have been more prevalent in the areas of millbrae woodside and porto