it was impossible for him to plant rice that was edible. he was forced to grow rice used for making industrial glue. worked to improve his farm's soil ended four years ago. after passing safety inspecti inspections, he was allowed to produce edible rice again. but he still faces obstacles. >> translator: when i first started growing rice for food, my fields were filled with stones and rocks. >> reporter: the mountain soil lacked the nutrients needed to grow rice. he had to start from scratch. he's still trying to make the soil nutritious enough for rice cultivation, but he often has to use chemical fertilizers. >> translator: i love my farmland, so i'm determined to do whatever i can, but i feel unsure about my future. >> now, can you tell us about what's about to open? >> this museum is said to open april 29th. this place will show how local communities tackled it with explanations in english, chinese, russia, and several langua languages. museum volunteers will tell visitors around the personal experiences of patients, their families, and

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gooyou are going to find there a little kid living the dream by helping to grow edible things, someone we are going to recognize as a special person as well, and as someone who has been in city government for 23 years but started dpw days right here aunt knew how hard it was for people to generate a positive feeling, but they did it using a garden, so people could say, what is wrong having a garden that represents us, and having the youth center establish alongside the neighborhood, so there are so many stories to tell about how the community has come together, and now i think we are in historic times where there is a sense of community that has not been felt for many years. i knew there was fear that drove a lot of decisions, and these gardens, there is a special thing we are getting. we are using opportunities everywhere weekend. richard -- everywhere we can. you see that it is now being recognized as a national model for everyone to follow, so i want to say thank you, community. thank you to our young people for sticking with us, for example of buying your -- for exemplifying your f

. >> reporter: the city plans to convert the lots to herbal edible gardens. children from neighborhood schools -- with the goal of 1,000 gardens by 2018, the sponsor, scotts miracle gro shows a way to give back and to teach urban farming and healthy eating. >> providing them a benefit back from a value of the gardening. we viewed it as a big opportunity to help. so far, this is our second one. it's going very well. >> we're seeing a real difference. we were here yesterday. this was just dirt and people were looking around like what's going on. you come today. it's an area that's been transformed. >> reporter: a $25,000 grant will beautify this, raise property values and bring together communities. >> this garden is yours. so that allows more participation in the garden. >> when you see the kids out here, they're so excited. >> you can be healthy. >> it feels good to be able to give back. >> reporter: in baltimore, i'm lamont williams, abc2 news. >>> listen, if you're interested in obtaining a plot, they're $30 per year. you can contact the baltimore city depa

watching us on kobi tv nbc 5 in metford oregon, take a leisurely ride biking the greenway to taste wild edibles, beginning at the ashland dog park. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> lifetime made it official, lindsay lohan's big comeback role will be elizabeth taylor. it will focus on her relationship with richard burton. no word yet on who will play burton. >>> susaner iss sarandon said ss denied security clearance for a white house visit and charges the government is tapping her phone. and the 19-year-old said she's on the road to recovery since suffering from bulimia. dion sanders ugly divorce took a nasty twist. he posted a twitter photo showing him filling out police reports with his son against their mother who allegedly assaulted him. finally ryan seacrest "american idol" host has signed on a two year extension. he'll reportedly continue to earn $15 million a year. look at where he started. did you see that first piece of video to where he is now? >> blond hair, california surfer look. >> yes. that's what happ

the new enhanced standards of conduct include mandatory a ban on non edible establishments and our agents from green for nationals back to their hotel rooms. we currently have a clear skies over san francisco now the day this weekend that will come not to be the warmest. and when forecast as eyewitness news continues. across the bay area's is 61 degrees in have been day the 71 degrees haggai's. >>> what's up. >>> it was beautiful a gorgeous day. did waves his there's a lot to talk about what the mornings and that is going on this weekend not as glorious as last weekend but nevertheless still pleasance santa cruz city see it tonight the sunset at initially at 73 beautiful was the last time you take a look at that? so this would give a forecast for saturday 78 degrees as well as they 11 second intervals water temperatures of 54 degrees and sunny will pan as we were then saturday with the swells of 75 seats currently air temperatures it gradually coming down tonight into the 50s across the border and back to 20 really miles overnight lows in the 40's and 50's there is a scene in san francisc

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edible arrangements bouquets beautiful like flowers, but unforgettably delicious.pple bunnies? visit, call, or go to ediblearrangements.com >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, partly sunny, 57. miami, rain, 87. chicago, you're going to be partly sunny today, 50 degrees there. mostly sunny in dallas, 79. and mostly sunny in l.a., 65 degrees. >>> now for a check of today's national forecast. a system moving slowly across the south will produce thunderstorms, some severe, from the mississippi valley to florida, georgia and south carolina. missouri and the lower ohio valley will have a few showers. rain and mountain snow will continue in the northwest. southern california and parts of the southwest will have gusty winds. and it will be calm in the plains and northeast. >>> in sports, baseball is back, everybody. the major league season officially began last week in tokyo, where seattle and oakland split two games, but for u.s. fans, it started last night at the miami marlins' colorful new stadium. players were introduced b

alice waters spoke of her edible schoolyard program launched 18 years ago at which students plant gardensnd eat what they harvest. >> it's this hands on aspect. the kids are actually putting their hands in the earth and they are actually doing the cooking in the kitchen. because hearing about it is one thing, but doing it is another. >> the state board of food and agriculture is considering waters program as a model for other states. >>> google could have worldwide reprocushions. the court said google displayed paid advertisements for a honda competitor in such a way it looked like the competitor was linked to honda australia. google says it is considering its options options in this case. >>> i pads are on top of the best tablet computers. you may recall the magazine caused a bit of a stir with a report that the new i pad can get as hot as 116 degrees when certain applications are running. our consumer report now says a second round of tests found that the i pad heats up about the same as its major rivals. >>> well rain and cooler weather may be on the way, ktvu meteorologist rosemary or

. >> and i also brought an extra $3 worth of gold. 50 milligrams of edible gold leaf. >> it's edible?al edible in the sense it doesn't react in your body the relevance of this small container of gold, electronic, computers, typically have been 50 milligrams worth of gold. >> how many milligrams is that? >> 50 milligrams. >> when you were the head of xerox, you were probably a huge gold purchaser. >> could have been a cost reduction opportunity for us had we known. that is surprising how much gold is used in industrial i mean versus the jewelry market, how much is consumed in industry. >> technology reports roughly for 10% in a given year. that's 400 tons of gold. jewelry is the largest component. >> what percentage is jewelry? >> about 45%. >> break it down. >> jewelry is 45% is the largest. then you have investment, which was about 35%. >> speculators. >> not really. so you have jewelry, investment and technology and now central bank has become buyers, another 10%. most gold investors tend to be long-term buyers. when you break down the investment component, it's not only a story in

bought at the store, i have faith that what is in it is in the package, that not only will it be edible, but that there won't be poison in it. >> good. >> and vince, vince bacote, professor of theology, how about you? >> just getting out on the street and driving. we have to trust that the other drivers are going to obey the rules and aren't going to run me off the road. >> good. our final guest is judson paling at willow creek community church on staff there. how about you? what is something that takes faith for you? >> just today sitting in this chair. i sat down and trusted it wouldn't fall out from underneath me or someone wouldn't pull it back the minute i sat here. >> do we weigh risks before we put our faith in something or do you just sit down? >> most of the time you don't think about t you use faith without thinking about it. it is part of your life. >> faith is most of the times based on some type of experience previously. you get out on the road. you have driven before. even if you have had one accident, 99.9% of the time, drivers don't target you, we hope. >> it is not abso

the edible ones. these are nice. >> they're organic lollipops.an use the little tag to write your guests' names. also double as a seating card. >> that's cute. what's the skillet up here? >> the reason i brought a skillet with me aside tths light and great, it's all made here in the u.s. out of recycled materials. so we have on the website, 600 gifts you can register for. it's an easy way to funnel money toward the green economy. >> you're going to be able to find out all about whether it's the party favors, what to register for, or your gown itself this weekend at the bridal expo so you guys can see where this going to be so you can get tips for your big day. >> we have a booth, the eco-wedding tour is at the washington bridal showcase this weekend. not only do we have all of these and many more options but free information and gift cards. everyone should stop by. >> there we go. 11:00 to 5:00 tomorrow at the dulles expo center. this is in chantilly. lots of ways to go green on your big day. kate harrison, thank you for joining us. and good luck

reporter: california normal director dale gielinger says it's important to produce standards for ediblenabis. >> because if you eat cannabis at any point it's impossible to judge the dosage until 85 minutes after you've taken it and you may have over dozed or underdozed. >> reporter: some cannabis products such as these bottles of capsules already feature dosage levels. much more needs to be done to ensure medical marijuana users understand exactly what they are ingesting. >> we need to see the federal government reclassify cannabis so we can allow the testing that needs to be done and the regulation that needs to happen around that. >> reporter: until then, it remains illegal under federal law. leaving it up to the medical marijuana labs to police themselves. david stevenson, ktvu. >> you can watch more of our special reports including a special video we posted of an avalanche rescue in the sierra by going to special reports. >>> santa rosa cyclist levy lelpheimer is recovering after being hit from behind by a car. lelpheimer pulled out of a psyching event in spain that starts tomorrow

native species in the coastal plain of virginia, almost as many in the piedmont, that people could get edible parts from, if they were willing to do that much work. you can narrow it down to about 100 requiring only a moderate amount of work. and you can live quite well. the major ones i'm showing are in -- i don't know if you can read it at this distance. it's a real busy picture, sorry. but i put that in a book where i knew people were going to have to use a magnifying glass anyway. the uplands with disi haddous forecasts, things you can get in all year long and also seasonal ones. whatever the nutting season is, this is also a major hunting season. you hunt the animals that eat the nuts, and then you eat the nuts instead. it's quite simple. but there are all kinds of things. and most of the medicinal stuff that i found the coastal plain used were also dissiddous forest, but that's because i had to get my more recent indian information from cherokee and ear convey resources, they don't live on the coastal plain. lots of stuff you can get dissiddous forest. you can also on the lower terrace,

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. >> this chef received a grant to plant n edible garden here. the mission to provide kids with a place to learn and grow. >> this is a save haven. >> after all, the garden is about life and living. a place where a little girl can where an older woman can watch a seed that is beautiful and useful. a place anyone can appreciate once they find it. >> a plaigs of repose, it does look nice. the helicopter tracking the rescue effort of the gray whale had to refuel but there have been developments there. there is apparent i a 40 foot wheel had been tangled in the fishing line. >> let's get another check on the forecast. >> there is spencer christian. >> things looking good. there is a time lapse view this afternoon. there is low clouds and fog. there are mainly sunny skies, warm throughout the state. highs 78 in fresno. and some rain in eureka. sunny skies and highs into low to mid-70s, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. look at the accu-weather forecast. it's going to get so warm that there are high temperatures friday, saturday, sunday and 60s on t

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edible arrangements bouquets beautiful like flowers, but unforgettably delicious. pineapple bunnies? visit, call, or go to ediblearrangements.com >>> a little controversy going on with the wisconsin primary. wisconsin democrats are accusing mitt romney of handing out free sub sandwiches in exchange for votes. yeah, which explains today why newt gingrich voted for mitt romney. seven times. >> there are new details in the douglas kennedy >> 726 a m and we did you caught up on some of the headlines. the search continues for the gun used in monday's killings at the school in oakland. it was believed to be thrown in the oakland estuary. the suspect will be arraigned sometime today. yah hoo cutting 2000 jobs, 40 percent of its work force. expecting to save the company $375 million per year. san fransisco muni directors deadlocked on a plan to let children ride for free. they will sticky,,,,,,,, >> still no major hot spots out there, let's stick a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can see there is a high wind advisory issued by the chp around midnight. a lot of the b

it's an edible menu. >> no. >> yes, it is. they served them on the table. someone has already been snacking. >> i know what's happening here. i'm the new guy, this is a prank. willie, eat the menu. seriously. it's green, i swear. >> so taste it. >> no, you taste it! >> come on! men first. >> i want everyone to know i know this is a prank but i'm going to do it anyway. >> no, it's not. i'll take a bite out of this one. get involved. one, two, three -- do it! >> why? >> that's disgusting! >> why? >> it's kind of sweet. >> it tastes like chalk. >> but kind of sweet. >> good chalk! the colored chalk. >> that's not terrible. >> i'm all for going green. i'll reuse the towels in the hotel room. i'm not eating the menu. i'm not eating the menu. that's where i draw the line. right there. you just lost me. >>> okay. are you one of those people when you see someone trip and fall, do you laugh? >> she's giddy. >> no, i don't laugh. i swear. except for once when there was a video of an older woman who was going up the escalator. >> only when it is the elderly does she l

. >> you can really make your arrangement sing but adding something edible to it. all right?to add to the beautiful flower arrangement, everything loves -- >> cut, you were supposed to bring it in with wire. >> i thought you said to put the chicken on -- >> you know how when you get a chicken arrangement, when it's wired. >> you know what? i'm going to tell you something. and i'm going to try to be very calm. i'm going to put this [ bleep ] chicken wing on this [ bleep ] piece of stick. i'm going wire this [ bleep ] green thing on to it. i'm going to stick it in that pot and i'm going to say good night. do you both hear me? do you? >> why are you so mad? >> you [ bleep ]. >> action. >> and the last thing we're going to put in the flourer arrangement is a card. and it's a card and it says roses are red, violets are blue, [ bleep ] you and [ bleep ] you too. i'm done. thank you, good night. i'm done! i'm out of here! >> chippy, come back. >> they are going to kill me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i apologize. she was forward. we have a big show tonight. from the film. >> g

today, mayor stephanie rawlings- blake join business and community leaders to begin work on the edibleill focus on producing locally grown, help the vegetable options for area residents. it is part of the gardens and green spaces program, designed to help the community and residents it the benefits of community gardening and green spaces as well as supporting local lumber needs. -- local hunter needs -- hunger needs. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> it is the way this that we have had since march 24, when almost 0.7 inch of rain fell. lesser amounts of showers so far on the eastern shore. looks pretty dry down at ocean city so far. thet give up just yet on eastern shore of southern maryland. some of that wet weather looks like it will eventually slide through your area overnight and in the early morning hours. in the last 24 hours, precipitation totals have been much heavier to the south and west. downpour roanoke in the south and western part of virginia. -- down near roanoke. it is enough to wet the ground and get some moisture into the

edible arrangements bouquets beautiful like flowers but unforgettably delicious. pineapple bunnies? visit, call, or go to ediblearrangements.com >>> a little controversy going on with the wisconsin primary. wisconsin democrats are accusing mitt romney of handing out free sub sandwiches in exchange for votes. yeah, which explains today why newt gingrich voted for mitt romney. seven times. >> there are new details in the douglas kennedy case. >>> at 26 minutes past 7:00, the sun is coming up with some clouds but it is a very mild day start and it looks like it is going to continue to be so. we have got sharp watching traffic and marty is over at first warning weather. >> -- forecast for the day. these clouds will be busting up before not tongs and it should be a pretty fine afternoon with a high temperature of right around 72 degrees, could we pop in first warning weather doppler though for a second? there is light showers up over cecil county but i think that is really going to be about it. now, here is sharon gibala at wjz tv traffic control. >> hi, marty, good morning, everyone, tw

they involved in that process and -- >> not edible testimony and members, the additional questions. respond to these in writing. and what smooth on to battpanel. panel 2. [silence] >> we have a distinguished panel, mr. bill homan is vice president of public relations for the society of chemical manufacturers. position he held since 2007. the society is the united states's leading trade organization representing chemical manufacturing and prior to joining the society mr. allmond served ten years as director of regulatory public affairs and chemical distributors. timothy scott is corporate director of emergency services and chemical company he served. sins 1979 in the current roll. he lead to a house global emergency service and security operation organizations and 200 locations around the world. and the federation of government employees, mr. a wright's career as federal protective service officer in 1986. he has held the rank of sergeant and served as president of local -- local 918 since 2006. we will include your been testimony in their entirety in the record and ask that you conf

the car cas was at a rendering plant, diseased and non-edible products like soap or glue. humans can't be infected by drinking the milk; however, it can be matal to humans who eat the tainted beef. >> burger king is pledging to get all of its eggs and pork from cage-free chicken and pigs by 2017. it's the world's second biggest fast food restaurant behind mcdonald's and burger king believes this will appeal to consumer demand for more humanely produced food. >>> coming up, "people" magazine named the most beautiful woman. a judge in hot water after a cell phone thicken -- ends up in the wrong hand. >>> and the rain returns tomorrow. tomorrow.   . >>> these are supposed to be fun games, but as the fan, they're nerve racking. the caps and bruins battling in game 7. the winner takes all. dave feldman has more on why that might be advantageous. >> reporter: there is no place like home. throw that out when it comes to the stanley cup play-offs. this year, home teams, 17-28 and this year, the caps have taken four of them. i'm saying there is a chance. the caps with

card. >>> turns out pink slime is not the only edible substance that contains ammonia.oods, not just ground beef. last month fast-food chains and supermarkets stopped serving meat that was treated with ammonia after critics labeled it pink slime. the compound was approved in 1974 for food consumption, and you can find it in cheese, baked goods and chocolate products. food companies insist they're using the compound much less these days. >>> flames engulfed a north bay house just a short while ago. how fast the firefighters got there and how quickly they were able to put that fire out. the masters is underway, wait until you hear how one man's dog almost ruined his trip to augusta. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal thatakakes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal.

. >> robert is an oakland chef who received a grant to plant an edible garden here.ission is to provides local kids with a place to learn and grow. >> it's a save haven from the violence on the streets. i think that it's a place where folks can find peace. >> after all, the gardens is all about life and living, a place where a little girl can release a butterfly for the first time. and where an older woman can plant a seed and watch it turn into something as beautiful as it is useful. a place anyone can appreciate once they find it. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> leavessa is here to talk about how warm it is going to get. you see the fog and the sunshine. >> yeah. boy, it was hot yesterday. with 80s and 90s. the fog has moved in now. santa cruz 52 degrees yesterday. it was 84, 85. how about a 17-degree cool down today? that's there. what about your neighborhood. i'll have the rest of the details and a look maybe at the rain coming up. >> also ahead, what do you have planned for your children this summer? we will tell but a campaign to prevent a student brai

. >> robert is an oakland chef who received a grant to plant an edible garden here. provides local kids with a place to learn and grow. >> it's a save haven from the violence on the streets. i think that it's a place where folks can find peace. >> after all, the gardens is all about life and living, a place where a little girl can release a butterfly for the first time. and where an older woman can plant a seed and watch it turn into something as beautiful as it is useful. a place anyone can appreciate once they find it. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> if you are heading over there today, it's going to be a nice day. maybe not as hot as yesterday? >> no, not as hot as yesterday. we had plenty of 80s, 90s yesterday. it was 80sfo. we are looking at in this morning. it's confined to the coast and parts of the north bay. but the marine air will cool us down a little today and a lot tomorrow. i'll explain next. >> is that still the golden gate bridge? >> i don't know. help me out. >> a little bit further. also ahead, what do you have planned for your children thi

. >> the board is considering the edible schoolyard program as a possible model for other schools aroundhe state. >> a potentially devastating ban on mosquito spraying was lifted by the state quality control board. it would have prevented them from spraying around hundreds of lakes and waterways acrossc california. the ban was put into effect last fall over concern about the use of agricultural pesticides that could be toxic. >> this would have affected everybody from southern california all the way up to northern california and specifically most of those happen to be not out lying areas. >> there's still concern that ten people have died since it first arrived in california in 2003. three dead birds in santa clara have tested positive for west nile virus. >> and standing water is always one of the concerns they have. let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. >>> this is just some spotty activity that pale in comparison to this past weekend. if you're traveling in the north bay highway 101 we are encountering shower activity from petaluma and you'll see up across the higher elevations sque

so you know, the price of oil one thing but the price of grains, live stock, price of edible oils, thises people into hunger. what he we are looking at is the end to democratic regimes. hungry people, dylan, are angry people. >> walk me through how many people -- how much information do we actually have? what do we know? what is the survey opinion and how many people have gone without how much food for how long? >> we have these really we understood hunger. a problem. we understand this in the late 1970s. we have the green revolution. all of these enputs, fertilizers and irrigations. people gradually trend lower until-)ç3n?i?; we still unconscionableabunconscionably high. we still have 170 million hungry my mother froze everything. i was 18 years old before i had my first fresh bun. the invention that i came up with is the hot dog ez bun steamer. steam is the key to a great hot dog. i knew it was going to be a success. the invention was so simple that i knew i needed to protect it. my name is chris schutte and i got my patent, trademark and llc on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created lega

in this land of plenty whereby some estimates between our home schools and restaurants, 40% of all edibleste. one very large company with 1900 restaurants nationwide, places where we've all eaten, decided to do something about this. chelsea clinton found they really are making a difference in the lives of people who need it most. >> do you come every day? do you all come every day? >> reporter: school's out for the day in seminole county, florida, and nearly 200 students have come here to the boys and girls club after school program. but before they do their homework, they're hungry. here in central florida, one in four kids doesn't get enough to eat at home. >> thank you for my food. >> you're welcome for your food. >> reporter: programs like this one only get enough money from the government for a small snack, like a granola bar, but these kids more and they get more. >> what's the yellow stuff called? >> corn. >> corn. >> reporter: today, it's steak, chicken, potato salad and corn. >> do you know where the food comes from? >> it comes from this restaurant. they have a bunch of food, th

. >> it's not edible, but it's great to have things in the garden that kids can relate to. another thing that we want to talk about a lot is that easy things to grow that are going to give you food. we're not talking about growing food because you're going to save money. we're talking about introducing kids to the idea that where food comes from. a great way to start with that is with a strawberry plant. strawberries are great because they actually produce fruit in the first year. if you look at this, this plant is in this little plastic pot. it already has strawberries on it. >> that's amazing, fairly easy to grow. >> very easy to grow and all kids love strawberries. this is a strawberry pot in front of you. if you see this in this nice green. if you look at this, it has lots of holes in the side, strawberries like to run. you fill a little dirt and you put plants in through the holes and you put more dirt and by the time you're done you've got a nice pot here that's going to produce a lot of strawberries. i would say you'll probably get about four quartz of strawberries o

and edible. >> in march, 2007 jason posted a time lapse video on youtube which shows him using french fries and ketchup to paint a picture of mcdonald's icon ronald mcdonald and "super size me" film maker morgan spurlock. >> this guy takes bags of mcdonald's ketchup and makes art with french fries and ketchup. it's incredible. >> within a week, the video receives more than 1 million hits. >> it was quite shocking. i knew there were such things as viral videos but never in my intentions did i think i was going to create one. never thought of that. i was just playing around. >> why use ketchup and french fries to paint a picture? as a portrait artist jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked for inspiration and one night found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident eating french fries. i saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools he was use, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me". >> he related to the

the edible workshop. now this is from the sea.hat, head across the street to the pier in san francisco for the sing-a-long. i know it is the muppets, but they are singing from 8:00 to midnight tonight aboard the ship at the maritime national historical park. bring warm clothes, your singing voice and a mug for hot cider at the monthly free event. the muppets are not included. >>> so far we have the land, we have sea, and air. santa has his sleigh, so it seems fair for the easter bunny to arrive by helicopter. today at the hillard aviation museum, just a hop off the free, go a hair to the south near the holly street exit and be set for the 10:30 arrival of the big bunny himself. stick around for the egg hunt, face painting and the jump and slide. oh, yes, there is something in so see where you land, "today in the bay." they say that with great power comes great responsibility. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go di