rachel hatfield turned her life on a dime.ft her past behind and embraced the existence of old boyfriend tim. when she married todd, she married into a different lifestyle. there were private airplanes and boats and motorcycles and big house in the development east of san francisco called an air park. tim verses todd winkler, no contest said her dad, tom hatfield. >> the guy is a graduate and successful in business and family man and seen from the midwest, got to be great. >> good solid upper middle class guy. >> he got planes and boats, all over the place. >> whtodd on the other hand -- >> i went to orlando with him to disney world and he was picking up the bills for those stuff? >> yes, most of the time. >> don had no way of knowing that tim was for a time still in rachel's life sort of. >> you didn't lose touch completely. >> no, we kept in touch. >> why did they do that? maybe her marriage was not all apple pie. she wants to share with me what's going on. >> what did she tell you? >> she said todd took her credit card and

but in this case, rachel's dad don hatfield was only too happy to help.not approve of his daughter's behavior -- just too much like his own once was. and don was a guy who'd been carrying his guilt like a cross for years. >> i tried to lead all of my children to the love of jesus christ. there was only one major obstacle to that ever occurring in a way that -- that i would be happy with. and that was my hypocrisy. >> what do you mean? >> huh? >> your hypocrisy? >> my hypocrisy -- chasing women -- >> uh-huh. >> blowing my marriage. >> reporter: as don tells it, women found his role as an ascendant artist quite appealing. never mind he was a married father of four. >> and that kind of thing destroyed this - literally, destroyed my family. >> reporter: by the time rachel was in middle school, don's string of affairs led to a home-shattering divorce. >> i think that the -- the obliteration of the nuclear family had a profound effect on rachel. >> reporter: now, he feared, the apple hadn't fallen far from the tree. his daughter rachel was in the middle of an a

screaming too much like hatfield and mccoy's. i say that's great because that means these are signs of vitality and of life. that it's on it's last leg that people are fighting and debating so something of value is concerned and that is the conservative movement which is still a major actor in american politics. at the same time we have an opportunity to accept change. that's part of what it means to be a conservative today not to be so resistant not to allow anything to happen is inevitable as long as it is prudent change and i is a traditional conservative looking for the right kind of leadership so i welcome all that's going on right now all the various strains of conservativism that is good. coming out of that will be a bigger and better and more relevant conservative movement in the years ahead. >> very would go absently crazy if he were watching this today yelling at the television and think it's embarrassing the situation we have with donald trump it's not the republican party or the country we knew 25 or 30 years ago. tha

metallica fans will have to wait longer for the band's upcoming tour and that's because frontman james hatfield has entered rehab. the band's upcoming tour in australia and new zealand is canceled. a few weeks ago they opened up the center with the san francisco symphony. anyone who purchased tickets for the remaining show days will receive automatic refunds. he's been struggling with addiction for years and it's the beginning of the month and they were playing with the symphony opening up the brand-new spectacular chase center. >>> it's a comeback story 24 years in the making. today santa clara held its first parade of champions since 1995. more than 2,000 marchers across 100 entries took part including 11 marching bands and the parade of champions became a legacy in santa clara. at one point, though, only the pasadena rose parade was begger and then in 1995 the founder retired, and that parade was suspended indefinitely and the community is thrilled that it's back. >> it was an amazing demonstration of music and i really love the whole design and the whole organization of this, and it was sur

forget the hatfields and kmois this is a turf war breaking out between we'd and wine. the front lines of the budding battle jane >> i'm in santa barbara county this is an illegal busted pot operation next to a vineyard but there are plenty of legal cannabis farms santa barbara handed out 35% of all the permits to grow commercial marijuana in this state more than any other california county. and covered cannabis grows are now often next to other crops not just grapes but avocados. >> there is like one, two, three, four projects right there. and then there is tup more just right over that hill another one over there >> vintner blare pints calls it an existential threat to his business he is concerned about the odor which can be strong in placen. a lawsuit in oregon suggests the odor could maybe affect tease of wine even though there is no proof of that. when will you know whether it's affecting the taste of your wine >> it could be a couple of years. if what is being proposed over here happens we're going to find out real quickly. >> this is our buy biojiesk odor cole. >

. ♪ >> the band says james hatfield has re-entered a treatment program for addiction, something he struggledff for years. the band says it's postponing the upcoming tour of australia and new zealand. the band opened the chase center three weeks ago. >>> they are grammy award-winning, chart topping, heart stopping. the south bay is being taken over by latin rock legends, mana, performing last night and have another concert tonight. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes at the s.a.p. center. >> from the moment they hit the stage, mana had the crowd on its feet. but even outside they were already singing and dancing. >> nene our newsroom our own luz pena also a big fan kept the dance party going. >> the mexican pop rock band from guadalajara has been around since 1986 and the fans are loyal and dedicated. >> this is one of the most popular bands in mexico, like the rolling stones but the latin rolling stones. >> we have seen them three times already. and when they came out in san jose we came out again to have a good time. and reshreally loves it i enjoy seeing her happy. they get me going with the mu

. ♪ >> the band says james hatfield has re-entered a treatment program for an addiction.t's something that he struggled with over the years on and off. the band says it's postponing the upcoming tour of australia and new zealand. the band just opened at the new chase center three weeks ago. >> and they are grammy winning award-winning chart topping hart stopping the south bay is being taken over by the latin rock legends mana. performing last night appear have another concert tonight. kris reyes at the s.a.p. center. >> from the moment they hit the stage, mana had the crowd on its foot feet. but even outside they were already singing and dancing. >>s even in our newsroom ouruz pena also a big fan kept the dance party♪ >> the mexican pop rock banged band has been around since 198 and the fans are loyal and dedicated. >> is one of the most popular bands in mexico, like the rolling stones but the latin rolling stones. >> we have seen them three times already and saw them here in san jose and we came out again to have a good time and she really loves it. i noinl it when i see

. ♪ >> the band says james hatfield has re-entered a treatment program for addiction.thing he struggled with on and off for years. the band says it's post ponying the tour to australia and new zealand. the band just opened the new chase center three weeks ago. >>> well, they are grammy-winning, award-winning, chart stopping and heart-stopping, the airway has been taken over by the latin rock legends mana. they performed last night and have another concert tonight. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes at the s.a.p. center for all the fun. ♪ >> reporter: from the the moment they hit the stage mana had the crowded on its feet. but even outside they were already singing and dancing. ♪ >> even in our newsroom our own luz pena also a big fan kept the dance party ♪ >> the mexican pop rock band from guadalajara has been around since 1986. and the fans are loyal and dedicated. >> this band someone of the most popular in mexico. they're just like the rolling stones but the latin rolling stones. >> we have seen them three times already. when we saw them in san jose we came out again to

like hatfields and mccoys. and i say that's great, because that means these are signs of vitality, of life, not of a movement that's cracking up or that is on its last

canceling the upcoming tour after lead singer jane hatfield checks into rehab struggling with drug and region as soon as they can. 12 candidates, one night. that is the lineup for the next democratic debate. all qualifying candidates will take the stage tuesday, october 15th to make the cut you need to reach 2% in four dnc approved polls and have donations from 130,000 unique donors. you see booker, biden. >> we are going to need a bigger stage. >> i thought they were going to get in ten. >> about 6. narrow this baby down. >> there is always room at the table. >> it is late summer. it is nice was almost october. temperaturewise, southeast continues to bake. here is your high temperature, a rise in temperatures but overall you get the idea of the heat is holding on. a little bit of a break thursday into friday, this week if you like summer enjoy it. big storm settling across central plains in the next 5 or 6 days. there is rain and flooding across the plains. it is a big snowmaker. record-breaking snow. >> four feet of snow. >> speak for yourself. >> looks like there was ice out there.

like hatfields and mccoys. and i say that's great, because that means these are signs of vitality, of life, not of a movement that's cracking up or that is on its last legs. people are fighting and debating and arguing so strenuously because manager of value is -- something of value is concerned here, and that is the conservative movement which is still a a major actor in american politics. at the same time, we have an opportunity to accept change. i think that's apartment of what it means to be a conservative -- part of what it means to be a conservative today. not to be so resistant that we won't allow anything to happen. even edmund burke said that change is inevitable. the it's the question of prudent change. that's what i, as a traditional conservative, am looking for, the right kind of leadership, the right kind of debate is and discussion. so i welcome all that's going on right now, all the various strands, all the various straebss -- strains of conservativism. that's good. coming out of that is going to