cashmere is the name given to the goats' down undercoat. to survive the harsh winters they maintain their body temperature growing soft fine down under an outer layer of coarser hair. the undercoat is harvested using a comb. the down sheds naturally, as the days grow warmer, so the goat herders need to watch the temperature carefully to judge exactly when to comb. the average amount of cashmere taken from a single goat is only around 300 grams. he has a herd of 160 animals, 110 of which are cashmere goats. every year he can harvest a total of 30 and 40 kilograms of raw cosh mere. small scale farmers across mongolia produce an annual total of 8,000 tons. in the outskirts of ulan bator, signs like this can be frequently seen alongside the roads. herders either sell their cashmere directly to traveling buyers or they visit those who put up these signs. he and his wife are here to sell their harvest. every year they produce around 30 kilograms of cashmere. as the price of cashmere fluctuates every day, depending on the buyer, the herders search

have mixed bag of goats. arc of goats. there is probably a one with new ears, it is different colors. >> different colors, white, jerry and gar see a they are very friendly. >> they also have side slanted eyes and horizontal pupil toss spot those undesirable plants and they will eat those plants down to the root but where do they put it all. >> four stomach. >> no. >> yes good i think i was a goat in the previous life. >> could have been, i'm in the sure depend what you do after they eat. they fill up their first stomach, and then they eat about 2 gallons of leaves, and then they lay down, it looks like they are goofing off and chewing gum but it is not. and they are room nateing. >> reporter: people asked me what animal do you want to be? i want to say goats next time. >> absolutely. >> that is right, you'll see boats all summer long here at tyler arboretum home. suggest not petting them to be safe but ukee and jessica, my spirit animal i have found out is the goat. >> well, these are important things to kno

to see hundreds of goats in trees. as ahmed and gabrielle jeriouda showed, me this is where the argan elixir takes root. >> they're basically eating the fruit and digesting it, and then they either spit it up or poop it out. but -- >> reporter: poop it out. or uh-huh. >> reporter: you heard that right. centuries ago, locals discovered the goats' digestive tract made it easier to crack the argan fruit's nut so they could reach the oil trapped inside. the only catch? the nuts need to be collected by hand. >> here's one. that's one. >> yeah, that's one. >> reporter: that's a little goat poop. and then, you know, we should just get right into it. so this is how it starts. >> it starts in the tree. >> reporter: and it comes out t.ke this. >> it comes out like that. >> so welcome to marjana. >> reporter: those nuts are then hand pressed and processed by berber women in co-ops. yt's an ancient recipe that takes two days for one liter. it's one of the reasons the precious oil earned the name ntiquid oil." today with its growin

this is culinary oil made with the help of goats. >> does it taste like goats?> it tastes like peanuts. >> don't taste any trace of goat. >> today because of demand fueled by celebrity users like angelina jolie, one liter of pure argan oil sells for up to $300. it's some of the most expensive oil in the world. practically overnight berber women went from poor housewives to business women. each gets percentage of the profit. that makes him a home in to hero for the demand he brings in and oil producers like hadija who he first met when he was a teenag teenager. she is 86 years old has been making argan oil since she was a child. >> like before i was like, life was very hard. there was no income. >> thanks to argan oil she bought a house and traveled even paid for brand new set of teeth. and there is plenty of wealth being spread around essaouira. all across town you'll see signs advertising. along with bus loads of tourists who poor in to buy the oil. but that means the goats are now struggling to keep up with the demand. after all they can only process so much f

hundreds of goats. they're actually clearing brush, just to give you an idea that fire season is right around the corner. this is zephyr. he works with goats are us. you guys are very busy. >> booked all the way through june. >> reporter: not only here in the bay area but across the state? >> correct. >> reporter: how many goats are working? >> 430. >> reporter: as dpar as the rain, we've been talking about this. you've noticed a push in the brush for all these goats to get filled. >> there's a lot more feed this year than previous years. >> reporter: so very busy out here with all these goats. this is what we found. we came out here looking for the storms. we found lots of goats working hard out here. just a reminder, we're talking about the thunderstorms butt also serves as a reminder that fire season is not too far away. >> that's right, mark. as we push into the next couple of days with the potential for more lightning, fire suppression is definitely a concern, but tomorrow could be the biggest day.

. >> and manageable -- unmanagable weeds and poison ivy and goats are taking care of the problem. people could be earning a living. >> with an apartment overlooking prospect park. >> although this was done secretly and then said to have 90 days to get out. i am not moving as far as i am concerned. >> can you feel the passion and emotion? [bleep] trump. [bleep] donald trump like it is even riding. i did see one only supporter flying aid trump flag so i will go catch up with him. you are the brave souls. >> they're over there and i am offered here. >> so why are you such a huge trump san? >> we are all angry and we want america great again. >> there are some pretty ingenious lines. -- signs. [cheers and applause] you have a science that says american horror story trump 2016 and that is what he has to face as he tries to raise funds for defender -- governor christie and also raise money for the republican party here in the state of new jersey. a little late his ignorance and is racism and his policies. >> weiss receptive as president? >> let me tell you think. is a strong campaign th

so goats in trees, it's like a moroccan mirage. >> yeah, the first time i came to morocco and saw goats trees i thought i was hallucinating. >> reporter: along the roads it is normal to see hundreds of goats in trees. as ahmed and gabrielle show me this is where moroccan elixir takes root. >> they're eating the fruit. digesting it. and they either spit it up. or poop it out. >> reporter: poop it out? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you heard it right. centuries ago, they discovered the digestive tract made it easier to crack the nut so they could reach the oil trapped inside. the only catch, the nuts need to be collected by hand. that's one. >> that's one. >> that is a little goat poop. >> you know. just getting right night. >> reporter: this is how it starts? >> starts in the tree. >> reporter: comes out like this? >> like this. >> reporter: welcome. >> welcome to the co-op. >> reporter: they're hand pressed and processed in co-ops. an ancient recipe that takes two days for one liter. the reason the precious oil earned the name liquid gold to. day with its growing popularity, one liter of pure

goats made a run for t they bolted through group of volunteers, the goats were recovered, safer and sound, but two spent the night on the loose in that park. >> little vacation. >> well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. >> katie tells us which days are looking the best this weekment we will be right >>> wasn't it so nice to finally see that sunshine for not just a fleeting moment, but most of the day yesterday? so happy mother day, belated to all of the moms out there. today looking pretty nice overall. on storm scan, though, see few clouds beginning to build south of the dc area. that's a front trying to nudge in. so, we may see some clouds build in, across the delmarva, sooner rather than later, also, across southern new jersey, generally speaking we will keep the sun for the better part of the day around philadelphia, at all point north of that, and also, warm up nicely to the low 70s, frankly where we should be at this point. by tomorrow, actually even as early as tonight, couple of showers will be scattered about, especially south of th

goat rtz hungry all the time. >>> if you don't have a goat, a weed whacker is a good way to cut dry grass. >> 7 on your side's michael fin ji here to talk about that option. >> nice segue. >> we worked hard on that. >> you do a good job. "consumer reports" tested 60 and really found some good choices. "consumer reports" tests string trimmers to see how they handle all sorts of tasks from whacking through tall grass and weeds to edging walk ways and paths. we looked at three types of trimmers. traditional, gasoline powered, corded electric, and batteryÑi powered. >> gasoline trimmers have been popular for a long time because they're powerful. they can go anywhere. and they run for a long time. >> "consumer reports" named several best buys including this $130. it has a straight shaft which is ideal for reaching under bushes, plus it makes quick work of tall grasses and weeds. this year for the first time "consumer reports" found several battery-powered trimmers that performed just as well as gas trimmers. it's top rated as this ego for $180. >> this trimmer is well balanced, has a nice long

the plan to walk five goats down the street to the farmers market but they immediately started makingor it. hundreds of people pitched in to try to catch them. after two hours, the volunteers were finally able to corner three of them in the park, but there are still two goats on the run tonight. >> organizers say it is a really bad idea. >> not doing it next year. >>> and "action news" sports sunday next, and "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edwards. >>> and for the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night and a good week ahead. ♪ ♪ >> iprobably going to be back either this week or next week, that's the word on the street. >> he has stuff to deal with. but when he comes back, he will work hard and do what he has to do. >> and the pitch is lined out to right field. and going back is ichiro, it's over his head and it's going to the wall. and scoring the go-ahead run! >> may 17, to the luck of the irish will strike again, i hope. >> it is a day we cannot wait for. i promise you one thing, i will be nauseous when i wake

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steve west cost, his companion is miles the goat. that walk will take them all the way from seattle to new york city. >> so west cost says miles is the reason that he's getting some publicity. >> when you walk with a goat, all plans go out the no one would know who i was unless i had this goat. his name is miles. yeah, and he's just -- he's just a showstopper. >> ladies love the goat. so why are they walking across the country? apparently it's all to raise money for an orphanage kenya. >> they've raised a couple thousand dollars already. you can check out west cost's instagram needle the number two square. that's the instagram account. >> i hope they make it all the way along. >> go miles. >>> coming up, giving new mean together term work/study. we're going to meet the young lady who has overcome almost insurmountable odds living in homeless shelters, losing her mother, raising her two disabled brothers and now her crowning achievement. >> and the new achievement for one of comedy's hottest rising stars. a rare behind the scenes look

. >> and it all surrounds an injured goat, this one found on a southern california high school campus. we'll tell you what happened. a high school prank gone too far. tonight ... investigators say it may be a case of animal >>> a high school prank gone too far. tonight investigators say it may be a case of animal cruelty. a goat showed up at the high school in pomona half shaven and spray painted with the school's colors. that animal had a broken leg. the goat's owner who did not want to show her face on camera said the animal went missing after a group of teenagers smee sneaked on her property last week and the goat died following surgery on her leg. >> it's an animal. if they can do this to an animal what can they do a human. >> the huh main society is investigating the incident and the school district says they have a zero policy for this type of behavior. >>> nasa inflated a new kpermtal room. the astronaut let air in the room. it was more successful this time than the first time around when it didn't go around. the arrest nauts enter the room for a week. >>> it has been called th

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first, goats on the loose.y they are running wild on the streets when abc7 new ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. a farmer's market promotion featuring goats does not go as planned. take a look at what we like to call goats gone wild running in the streets and in the bushes. organizers of that farmer's market in kentucky planned on walking the goats down the street, but as you can see they had their own ideas. it took two hours to wind up the wayward goats. >> on to sports now. the less i know about the goats the better. >> can i say they were baaad. i couldn't resist. >>> coming up in sports, we'll let you know the status of you know who in game four of portland. 1k3 kevin -- and kevin dov just a full suite of sensorsmba helautomatically guides roomba. throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust an

it consists of the heart, the intestines and the offal of the goat.ere the wayuu women cook it. so, this is really fresh and traditional. >> so, this is breakfast. >> this is breakfast for them. the frichi. >> and there's a little bit of everything in there. >> yeah, heart, we have a little bit of meat, of ribs. >> now -- >> and it's interesting, because this one, it's for breakfast, and it's almost done where they are slaughtered. they have to eat this fresh. >> fresh, this is delicious. if not fresh, this would not be so good. >> no. >> this is where i say something that takes us seamlessly from a discussion about fresh meat to me hauling my aging carcass on to an atv, sugar bear style. ♪ tribal members of the wayuu have dual citizenship and can cross the border into venezuela to live or trade there whenever they need to. luckily for us, it means that cheap gas is easy to come by in these parts. there are no stations as such. you just keep an eye out for the cans. >> most of this gasoline is from venezuela. it's extremely cheap. i think it's like 50

and hiding in the woods. 5 of the 7 escaped goats have been caught. the search is on now for the remaining two. they remain at large. they could be, who knows, maybe in sunrise, florida, where rob is. >> every time i held a goat parade it's gone without a hitch. >> this one was badly organized. >> i've done a lot of goat parades. >> was that a joke? maybe you could run after the goats. that's rob's job, right? he's running for the entire show. he's doing weather reports from sunrise, florida. good morning, rob? >> where the goats are headed. >> the wings for life world run. we're in sunrise, florida. started about 10, 15 minutes ago. which means i've gone all of 100 yards. now, this is a unique race put on by red bull. not only happening here, but simultaneously happening in california and 34 countries around the world. all the money in the last three years, $8.3 million of it goes to fund spinal cord research. red bull puts it on. like they only can. it's only on "gma." the 2500 participants here. in sunrise, florida. 100,000 around the world today.

. >> big plans for the opening of a farmers market in kentucky those plans involved goats.ou know what they say about best laid plans. we'll show you the chaos that followed. >>> what's for dinner tonight? you might be able to get some tips from this guy. local boy headed to global fame in the kitchen before he even hits high school. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >> three people are hurt after a train derailment in salt like city i was t officials with the transit authority say green line train derailed while making a turn yesterday afternoon only 14 people were on board at the time. but people riding the train say the jolt sent them flying. >> one got his head bumped up pretty bad and the lady, she was other ground screaming in pain. >> authorities say even though she was screaming in pain apparently the peo

. >>> all eyes were on seven goats who decided that a ceremony was their shot at freedom. moments before the rung -- running of the goats took off, they were cool as cucumbers, but then they took off in every direction. the town of covington, kentucky turned into a search and rescue team. >> it was a lot of fun. i wanted to bring the community together and expose them to agriculture. this wasn't the way i wanted to do it, but we accomplished our task. >> time to go home. >> every goat was found but two of them can boast that they stayed out all night snoozing in a park. >>> wow. young and old are digging through bins at garage sales and stores, hunting for the perfect record. more on the comeback of vinyls next. ,, over the winter put a dampe the peach crop. >>> good morning. it's monday, may 9. time check for you now. it's 4:54. these are the temperatures to anticipate today, yes, it's warmer and partly sunny skies around the peninsula. east of the bay, climbing to 73 degrees and a bit of a wind whipping up at stinson beach at 20 and petaluma, 70 degrees with lots of suns

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. >>> at the reagan library, goats are leading the way in preventing brushfire under the direction of the ventura county fire department. that's a lot. they eat the brush around the library reducing the chance of a brushfire. without ought the goats firefighters would have chief all the brush by hand. >>> thousands of red tuna crabs washing up on the san diego county beaches. they are between one and 3 inches. normally they live near mexico. but the warm water pushed them north. >> they think it's correlated with el nino, when it hit the cold water of san diego it dies off. >> this is the second time in a year they washed ashore in this same area. >>> the number of humpback whales in the bay area have been spotted. it's thrilling for people who love the whales but marine biologist are worried. they may be following anchovies in the bay and could get disoriented. because the bay is less salty and it could lead to skin diseases. borders and paddle borders could be hurt. >>> three cities have been named amorning the most diverse in america. looking at social class and diversity. income,

eat more. >> the goats are helping out! >> we get them every year outside the oakland zoo. it's a big difference. >> they were totally lacking any influence of el nino this season. we were the recipients. good thing there. we have a slight chance of rain in the bay area next week, a slight chance. starting today with low clouds and fog at the coast inland 50 miles. that's the embarcadero. i know those lights are supposed to be reflective of the spirits of golden state warriors. now let's focus on the sharks and so they have the teal and gold lights lit up this morning as you head out. low clouds and fog at the coast through the bay. central valley gray this morning. winds have been picking up at 9 miles per hour in the city. we have 8-mile-an-hour winds in the tri-valley. 22 in the fairfield area. the winds will blow 10 to 20 miles per hour during the day and occasionally stronger gusts. clouds slow to clear at the beaches. one more day of warm weather inland. and again no rain this week but there's a possibility of some showers next week. we have a little bit of light driz

a big herd of billy goats.tell you why they were cut loose across the property. >>> time for our final 30. firefighters in california get some unlikely help from a herd of goats. they set more than 400 goats to roam free near the hillside near ronald reagan library to eat up brush that could serve as fuel for wildfire. now it will just fuel the goats. >> just hanging out, eaten stuff. thanks for joining us. >> "the real story" starts now. >>> kicking it off, a fox news alert because trump has left the building, everyone. and he is about to leave our nation's capital for new york city again. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carl son. th >>> in a news conference following the meeting between donald trump and paul ryan, ryan said unifying the party is going to take time but is he "very encouraged" by what he heard from trump today. the speaker still shopping short of endorsing the republican nominee though. senior national correspondent john roberts live on capitol hill. so john, full day there, right? >> reporter: gret

. >>> and goats going rogue. the annual running. in kentucky taking off without their humans and escaping through a farmer's market and all the goats eventually they were caught and taken back home. maybe they tried to look at the sun without the appropriate filter. that's what happens. >> better than bold, i guess. better to have the goats on the loose than the running. bulls. >> nice to be here today. >> good to have you here, heather. thank you and thank you for joining us. "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> donald trump making a big announcement about his transition team today looking ahead to november, everyone. hi, i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story." new jersey go chris christie will chair his transition team if he wins the white house. the presumptive nominee gearing up for a meeting with house speaker paul ryan that's going to happen a little later on this week. fox news team coverage, senior national correspondent john roberts live with me right here on set in new york city. claudia cowan live in cal

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people went after the goats, but were having trouble catching them.ntil the next morning. -- two were not found until the next morning.>> freedom is good. >>> and the government of north carolina, what it must decide today regarding the controversial bathroom bill. >>> good morning, looking at a busy commute, and a few major problems, one that is near here.>>> we also have a big fog bank, but some breaks, and more sunshine them was over the weekend. >>> good morning, and thank you for joining us for mornings on 2 on this monday, good morning, and thank you for joining us for mornings on 2 on this monday, may 9, and i am dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and your time now is almost 6:30 am. >>> we want to give a shout out to the teachers and parents, watching his every morning before school. nice people. elementary school teachers, and they have to do a lot, and they are bubbly and energetic. a lot of nice things to say about you guys. >> we appreciate that. >>> we have mostly cloudy skies, and out to the sacramento valley, low clouds left behind from thi

a goat would stay on a designated path. >>> let that to be a lesson to you. >> reporter: i wanted a goats a pet sca kid. >>> kid -- as a kid. they eat poison ivy and everything else in the backyard. there's the view over the commodor barry bridge. still seeing shades of gray in parts of viewing area, others seeing the sun. double scan live is clear getting all the precipitation out of here and the skies brighten up in the hour.9 degred high. we talked about this a couple of weeks ago with the omega block, it can be your best friend or enemy depending on which part of the block you're stuck in. in april we were stuck on the good side of the pattern we had temperatures 6 degrees above average, no rain, wall-to-wall blue skies and sunny from start to finish. in the last 11 days we were stuck on the bad side of the pattern where it rain everyday. look at the rainfall totals, 2.506 inches in the last 11 -- 2.56 inches in the last 11 days. everything is racing out to sea, everything will become progressive throughout the country. we won't see stalled out fronts that sits over for days on ends.

. >> anthony: it's a big po -- goat? a story they tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell the night he's born, he took wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ say you still hear him screaming when the conditions are right ♪ ♪ yeah i swear it's true these pine barren blues ♪ >> anthony: what's out there? who are pineys? do they roam the forest at night searching for souls to capture? >> paul: nah. pineys are people that live in the pine barrens. there was a time years ago that if you would've called somebody like that a piney, you'd have got shot. >> anthony: really? >> paul: but now people embrace it. people like to be thought of as living off the land. they have bumper stickers now, you know, "piney power." >> anthony: how do you make your living? >> paul: it's good to farm blueberries and cranberries. it's a lot of fishing, a lot of clamming, hopefully the oystering is coming back in the delaware bay. the bay supported a lot of jobs. >> anthony: the pine barrens have been settled for a long time. >

. >>> look out, kentucky derby, there is a new race, the first running of the goats.iles east of louisville. dozens of volunteers were going to act as a barrier around the critters, but the goats were having none of that. six of them broke free and ran wild causing quite a bit of chaos around the town. >> i would like for this to be an event that happens again. >> very memorable first annual goat running. >> it all took a full day, but searchers say they eventually captured all the goats, organizers say they're thinking about making some changes next year. >>> on this day in 1950, firefighters rescued the real life smoky bear. the u.s. forest service created the cartoon mascot during world war ii, over concerns that enemies of america would try to start fires here. a few years later, crews saved the 6 week old bear cub during a forest fire in new mexico. the forest service adopted that cub and it became the living symbol of smoky bear, helping to promote the classic slogan, only you can prevent forest fires. and the lucky little cub was on its way to becoming america'

i had 200 goats, sheep, and camels, she says. now there are only 2 left.ion's vast expanses have been parched because of poor rain supply. it is causing a threat to the livelihood of these pastoralists . there has been rain here, that that is they are is -- why there is greater he. it has also washed down the carcasses. a sign of how harsh the drought has been. the people fear that if the rainy spell does not last, they might lose more of the livestock they depend heavily on. the rain it should come as a relief. it has brought hypothermia and disease, killing even more animals. to be done tohas keep animals alive, including vaccinations and treatments. the livestock is in terrible condition. there are many that depend on livestock and they have lost so much that there is not enough livestock to sustain them in the future. in the groundre has brought hope for farmers. the few that can afford it pay tractors to till their land. it could be the lifeline they need in these conditions. bbc news, somaliland. laura: from the lack of water to animals that call it

group of goats from kentucky running away from handler. kentucky's running of the goat.ty streets to celebrate. the farmer market, the goats had a different idea. after a few hours all the goats were safely home. next year organizers say they may have to make some changes to the event and that's tonight's speed read. and more college craziness. minority conservative students demonized by their liberal piers. former hanna o spoke against students needing safe spaces because of that the school newspaper reports she was labeled a, quote: shady person of color by her liberal classmates. hanna wrote editorial piece in the school's newspaper and that led to her ridicule on campus. she was not the only one. hanna o. goes "on the record." nice to see you, hannah. >> hi, greta. thanks for having me. >> first of all, why don't you like safe spaces. >> i mean it's very -- to the the diversified of thought on campuses. no reason why we should be protected from certain views or opinions. we should just have our academic and intellectual freedoms out there and discuss like we are supp

curried goat. >> anthony: oh sweet. curried goat, callaloo, and, of course, rice and pigeon peas. got to have that. got to love the food in this country. >> chris: man, it's the best. >> anthony: it's such a mix. >> chris: asian. oh, yeah. >> anthony: african. a lot of people totally miss out, i mean curry goat, that's -- >> chris: yeah, man. it's asian stuff. >> anthony: it comes from the east indies, what they used to call -- >> chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long have you been open here? >> chris: i've been open, this little shop, for 13 years. >> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right now, you know, we're in, um, our economy is not doing so good right now so -- >> anthony: why not? it's one of the most beautiful areas in the world. >> chris: yeah, for real, we have a beautiful waterfront. >> anthony: beauti

want to get their goats from a to b. >> bikes to transport kids and goats. >> the people are cool and nice place to live. >> is there anyplace better that you've lived than here? >> i don't think so, maybe north korea. >> hmm. hmm. i feel like maybe you should google north korea before you make that move. in portland, you blend in. but in north korea, you're going to stick out. is there any down side to portland? is there a down side to all this? >> ooh, man, that's tough. like they say, upper northwest is best. >> i've never heard that before. hipsters are known to gravitate to the eccentric, so i thought i'd be able to find some at this place, where animals go to die after they're dead. what kind of person shops here? >> all kinds of people. we've got skulls and bones. things preserved. freeze dried bats. does this feel like a portland type of business? >> yeah, most definitely. this is very portland. >> so i look at you, like there's an asymmetrical haircut, which is beautiful. it's well done, a color that is worked in you through some products, piercings, two lip rings. >> one was

>> goat cheese. fresh goat cheese. then we have some balm that we already put there.et pea blossoms. >> you can eat all of this food. >> of course. everything is edible. >> and it's all district, which is amazing. >> some baby kale. dress with a little salt, little olive oil, beautiful vinegar from my friend. >> okay, just a little vinegar. >> awesome, fresh, local, little pepper. >> even the dressing doesn't involve that many components. >> absolutely not. it needs a dress. >> got ya. >> then we're going to plate it salad here. >> wow, so pretty too. >> it's beautiful. >> and so when you talk about the educating, about telling people that they can have access to these sorts of foods, what's the most important way to reach people so they can know that they have these options? >> well, what's been amazing about the produce plus program is we have a number of community champions that are produce plus excited about this program that they're really part of our team. and they're the ones that are out in the community letting people know about this incredible benefit that i

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i had more fun hanging out with mini donkeys and goats. >> it is just great because a lieutenant of kid get afraid of science and this is great way to introduce them to science. >> i hated chemistry and all that stuff so that is why i am where i am. >> that is right. >> stop saying that. >> you will sign up. >> moving on. young people in southwest philly are also getting close to nature, preschoolers and their teachers, at sj myers rec center are part of the phillies home runs for trees kick off. >> that is right, for every home run hit by a phillies player a tree is planted in our area since the program started more than 500 trees have been planted, and that is, a macing. >> you need that hat. >> yes. >> from one scientists to another scientists. >> hi, guys. >> i know, where is the sun, everybody has been asking me that i'm telling you on the elevator, star bucks runs, can you do something about this. guys, i wish i could do something about this because i don't like it either but we are unfortunately stuck with it. i know i'm here to get

. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also usee they summarize the local soured products and the last one had 97 percent open that. >> wow. >> have you taken up anything unique or odd here. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types of chocolate and caramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here

this is video of 500 goats being set free at the ronald regan county.e going to eat all of the dry brush in the area. the dry grass has the potential six weeks. >> dave: it's interesting outside. we've we get cloud cover tomorrow except onshore wind and note the wind as well we got to the forecast at feature cast going through noticeably in east bay takes about 3:00 cooking in double digits by that point in noticeable will and some of the east bay hills as the beginning of things that take shape in place now a thicker cloud cover developing tomorrow morning drizzle light rain in the north bay which show u.s. second and the cloud cover comparatively speaking not what's coming our way we will let you see it coming on and as you see it is spreading out over the general bay area of light showers to the north bay and peninsula. yes we will get clearing it will be tough going that will keep temperatures down more so today they see more real estate then we saw yesterday fell be restricted while east of the bay hill and then all the way till tomorrow. and see a