welcome to bear gulch. >> thanks for writing. you said you had something extraordinary to show me. does it include bears? >> i have something much better. >> let's go. i'd love to see. bear gulch ranch, named after the creek that winds through the property, is the kind of place you envision when singing "america the beautiful." purple mountain majesty and all that. how many years has it been in your family? >> since 1919. my grandfather came from minnesota. he and my grandmother and their two daughters moved here and decided to purchase this ranch. >> in the 1950s, macie's parents, james and ida, take over the 2,000-acre homestead. they raise cattle and pigs, farm wheat and hay. doesn't pay much, but it's enough to put food on the table for their three kids. when you're growing up on the ranch, what were your chores? >> you milk the cows. you feed the pigs. you learn to drive a tractor at an early age. >> but it's not all hard work. there are plenty of wide-open spaces for young macie to explore. she and her siblings especially l

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this is between stage gulch and old adobe road so heads up there. we have overnight roadwork between san antonio and kastania. slowdowns building northbound. it should be wrap up in the next 15 minutes or so. here's 101 at spencer. some overnight roadwork is picked up. 11 minutes to the golden gate bridge. you can see the golden gate bridge never takes a bad shot. it's beautiful out there. the bay bridge toll plaza much busier over at this bridge. give yourself some extra time out the door. back to you guys. >>> 4:51. the search is on for the gunman behind bb gun attacks on a bay area freeway. >> and a strong chemical smell in the air. the chemical leak on the train tracks that forced a "shelter in place" order. sporting goods has announced that they will stop selling assualt- >>> it's a cool start to the day and many areas below freezing. look at your afternoon highs. we're looking at some upper 50s in most of the bay area across the south bay even could reach the low 60s. and this afternoon, we'll start to deal with that storm. scattered showers e

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the vote of judge gulch could make a difference.xpected to pay respects to billy graham today. his casket will be on display in charlotte. george bush and laura bush will pay respects this afternoon. capitol rotunda for two days. that's a look at your headline us. send it back to you. ainsley: my brother was in charlotte this weekend. he went out when they were rolling the casket through the streets of charlotte. answered videotaped it for me. and you could hear the church bells. everything was silent and you could later church bells in the background as the hearse was just slowly driving down the street. hundreds of people. steve: so many. absolutely. thank you, jillian. brian: thanks, jillian. meanwhile, straight ahead. we were just discussing this. adam schiff says the author of that dirty dossier was a, quote, respected and trusted source. seriously? jason chaffetz has been woken up and he joins us to respond. steve: a carry on bag bursts into flames on board an airplane. how does that happen as they try to future out with water