is that consistent with state law or is that just humboldt county?s streamlined laws passing a plan called cannabis 2.0. it puts a cap on the number of permits the county can issue, and gives businesses 18 to 24 months to relocate. pot advocates aren't happy. >> do i believe that the current policy is a wonderful fix to a big problem? absolutely not. it's a band-aid, and we'll see how hard it rips off. >> county supervisors don't think cannabis 2.0 is the final answer. >> oh, i think there is going to be a 3.0 and i think there is going to be a 4.0, personally. >> reggie aqui, abc 7 news. >> constantly evolving. >>> let's do a final check of the result of our live it's friday the 13th. are you superstitious? >> the percentages have been holding steady, even as new votes come in. as we take a look, 80% of the people voting say they are not superstitious. >> you can still go to abc7news.com/vote to add your vote. we'd love to hear from you. >> absolutely. we'd love to hear about the weekend forecast too. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. is it go

doesn't want us to use his name, but he invited us to his farm in the heart of cannabis country, humboldt county where he tells us most banks won't touch his cash. and if they do, it's not for long. male: within two months, the account was closed, and i was asked to come pick up all my money and they wouldn't tell me. they said it's a high risk account. liz: so, he says growers have had to come up with other ways to stash their cash, like turning it into crypto currency. they go to special atms to buy bitcoin, and then wire the funds to new accounts. male: the banks have no problem with a wire transfer, wherever it comes from. liz: that just sounds like a lot of steps, though, to have to go through to deposit your own money. male: yeah, and especially when you're trying to be compliant, not having a legal option. liz: now, he drives his cash 600 miles to a bank in la, where he can disguise where it came from. male: 'cause up here, they see me with, you know, $7,000 worth of cash in $20 bills and they--it's very obvious that it's--i'm in the cannabis industry. liz: he's getting up and runn

accident sb 680 at washington a humboldt county woman is recovering after being bitten by a shark.coast over the last couple weeks. over the weekend... one of those sharks bit a 59-year-old woman's leg. the sheriff's office says the woman was wading in water about one foot deep -- trying to snap a picture of the predator. ( darya ) experts say you don't have to worry about being bit. cases like this are rare. ( james ) president trump is back in washington this morning... as republicans and democrats are openly criticizing his summit with russian president vladimir putin. president donald trump is defending his meeting with russian president vladimir putin but critics say the president didn't directly stand up for u- s intelligence and against russian interference in the 2016 elections.

he'll be court later this month. ( darya ) a humboldt county woman is recovering after being bitten byg up on beaches up and down the north coast over the last couple weeks. over the weekend... one of those sharks bit a 59-year-old woman's leg. the sheriff's office says the woman was wading in water about one foot deep -- trying to snap a picture of the predator. ( darya ) experts say you don't have to worry about being bit. cases like this are rare. ( james ) in national news... a "lava bomb" hits a tour boat in the waters off hawaii's big island. nearly two-dozen people were hurt.( darya ) the kilauea volcano has been erupting for more than two months now. andrew spencer has the details. plumes of smoke rise off the water, as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt.a group on a tour boat was getting a close

only private schools, such as the colegio humboldt in sao paulo, are different. those who have enough money, just a small portion of the population, do not send their kids to state schools. claudio: brazil is a country in which the drop-out rate in high schoolol is roughly 50%. ouout of those who f finish hh school, about 10% learned the basics in portuguese and math. so the uneven access to high-quality education is the worsrst problem we have as a country. rereporter: clclaudio sassakis four children himself and wants to make education accessible for all with his digital learning programs. that's why he founded geekie, a digital platform that has already been used by millions of pupils in brazil. the lessons are presented in a more exciting and entertaining way than in classrooms. every pupil can test his or her performance. access costs no more than ten reals, or two euros 50 per momonth. sassaki is already working with many schools, both private and state-run. talita: we need to change our teaching methods and present topics differently. what might interest t

she just found out her kids are coming back to her in october of this year so humboldt design is likeyou. they take her out of the apartment. they are filling this apartment up with dishes, the drawers are being filled in, they even have a cool little welcome mat, beds, decorations. it's not even just the essentials, they're like hooking her up. >> we're not just hopefully giving you furniture today, but we want to really give you a platform for which you can be z-b great. >> they're making it a home. >> when she walks back into this place, it's going to feel like her space. now they tell her to cover her eyes, they want to surprise her. >> welcome home! >> whoa! >> she takes one look and she can't help but just break down. it is overwhelming to go from that very empty apartment to something that is full of love. >> it's like life. hopefully this is the beginning of a really bright future for the entire family. >>> in the by-line of his instagram account, he lists that he's from australia. into film making, martial arts and the circus so how does someone like him make it over a fence?

humboldt. he's in another celebrity world from adams. he still is. and i think that's kind of a -- it's difficult for adams to accept that, but he realizes that's true. i'm not in his -- i'm not in his realm. >> there's a pro -- everything that he says is true, except it's tilted. and that is that if you teach this, as i taught it, say, 30 times, they always -- the students always think, well, i'm going to read jefferson and i'm going to be more impressed with his writing and his thinking. and that doesn't happen. i had this one young woman who went on to run showtime and she said, jefferson is this. adams is this. okay. and and you think, well, jefferson's the greater -- jefferson is bankrupt. jefferson's going to die and his children will be wards of the state. his last 20 years is spent only communicating within a range of opinion that's extremely pro-slavery. he is, you know, he has said, you know, if he had been able to live to 1861, he would have gone with the confederacy, no question abo

water quality officials say to avoid contact in humboldt county, mendocino and half moon bay.esting last month in discovery bay show that some of the algae is already toxic. it can cause rashes, vomiting and fever. >> children and pets should avoid water with the algae. in sports, the as will hold a reunion for the world series championship team prior to tonight's game. oakland intruperrupted by the l prieta argue quake. first pitch is at 6:05 p.m. they resumed following the all-star break. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the giants and the as began the second half of the season resuming the bay bridge series and brandon bell out on paternity leave and his wife haley gave birth to a baby boy. congratulations. he made an immediate impact, but first, the big head race. who was that chasing him down? eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! former as outfielder loses his phone in the process and burns was crazy. 1-1 in the fifth, nice way to make an entrance off the and up 2-1, and pablo sandoval hig

emony katz, leadership state, humboldt university. [applause] >> jennie qwan ku, from mission high school school, heading to cal state university. go bears! [applause] >> jose domingues espina, from abraham lincoln high school, going to san francisco state university. [applause] >> stay there. the next one is a san francisco state student, as well. cassandra lowell montez from john lowell high school, going to san francisco state. [applause] >> all right. stay there, less, because i'm going to skip katja, and i'm going to have keenan larue come up, from mission high school, heading to san francisco state. >> all right. our next recipient is katja suarez, from mission high school, heading to u.c. berkeley. [applause] >> great. keyona reynolds from george washington high school, heading to the university of washington in seattle. [applause] >> kyle chan from lowell high school, going to the university of california davis. [applause] >> congrats. laura gian from lowell high school, heading to the university of california san diego. [appl

the humboldt county sheriff's office says it happened when the 59-year-old was wading in the water to take a picture of it. >> they will chase their prey, salmon or other fish, they eat a lot of other different kinds of fish, right into the surf to get them and sometimes right up on the beach. they are very aggressive. >> marine biologists say salmon sharks head to northern california to give birth and to hunt salmon that are migrating into the river system. >>> some incredible video out of monterey bay shows whales feeding next to a whale watching boat. >> oh!! >> up close and personal. this video was taken friday by princess monterey whale watching company. the mammal scooped up some anchovies by doing lung feeding. experts say it's not common to see whales doing it like this. wow. >>> a bear made quite the splash in one los angeles neighborhood. >> yeah. take a look at this. he is seen roaming around pool when he decides to take a dip. the temperature was about 90 degrees so who can blame him? he just wants to cool off. after 30 minutes, he jumped out and went to check out the neig

water quality officials say to avoid contact with blue green algae in humboldt, mendocino lake, and discoverythe algae can grow into dangerous, toxic blooms. testing last month show that some of the algae is already toxic. it can cause rashes, vomiting and fever. children and pets should avoid water with the algae. time now, 6:44. >>> in sports the as will hold the reunion for the 1989 world championship team prior to tonight's game. oakland swept the giants in the series that was interrupted by the loma prieta earthquake. this year's teams will play in the oakland kl scoliseum. the bay bridge resumed following the all-star break. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the giants and the as began the second half of the season last night resuming the bay bridge series and brandon is out on paternity leave and his wife haley gave birth. congratulations. ryan jones made an immediate impact and first, the big head race. who is that chasing him down? eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! former as outfielder loses his phone in

avoid contact with blue green algae in humboldt, mendocino and lake counties as well as discovery bayrow into dangerous toxic blooms. testing last month shows that some of the algae is already toxic. it can cause rashes, vomiting and fever. children and pets should avoid water with the algae. >>> new this morning, women who earn more than their husbands may be shy about sharing that information. researchers looked at census data and found both husbands and wives in these relationships will say the husband's paychecks are higher. the couples also tended to down play the wife's earnings. they do this to fit into perceived social norm. >> happening today, you can experience the magic of star wars like never before. watch all three original movies come to life in the big screen with the san fron fron symphony performing the score live. episode four is at davey symphony hall and the next two movies will be the next two weekends and disney is the parent company of "star wars" and abc 7. >> time now is 8:26, and still to come on abc 7 mornings, a 4-year-old accidentally shoots and kills his

if you know this area at all between humboldt and redding, if you have ever driven that old road that goes through there, um, it is as rough and vertical as you'll get. the red flag warning now for the burn area of redding until 8:00 on monday morning. that means the heat is going to continue. and that's what's driving these fires. obviously very, very dry fuel and as mark pointed out, we have had multiple days of 100- plus degree temperatures and low humidities and so now everything is tinder dry especially in this area. here we are tomorrow morning, we are doing a forecast for the fire. look where it goes. right back to the heat advisory level right back to red flag warning status. those humidities in the case of redding down to single digits. 8%. winds are calm. but again, don't be fooled by that because this fire based on pyrocumulus, like a cumulus cloud from fire, this thing started rotating when it gets so big and so tall that it's creating some significant surface winds. as we heard earlier 30 miles an hour even though the prevailing winds are not near that. when i come back,

they funded an expedition to cuba's humboldt national park, 275 square miles of extraordinary diversity, from sea level to peaks of nearly 4,000 feet. >> we were able to go and do an inventory, a survey of the bio-diversity of the park together with park technicians, cuban scientis and museum scientists. and we found amazing things, some species and some cases that we didn't know were in the park and probably, several species new to science.or >> rr: cuba's ecological bounty is a consequence of some deliberate planning by the cuban regime, which protected about 20% of the nation's land and territorial waters and also years of geopolitical and economic isolation. >> the political situation kept cuba isolated from fast development. so in a way, there was not amp like a strong ing interest of money versus conser. >> reporter: for scientists, cu is a tantalizing myster >> it's kind of a black box in terms of kwledge because there has been a lot of research done in cuba, but t connection of that research to the research done in north america and ot tr countries continent has not been yet int

you know, when i met a woman the other day in humboldt, iowa, and she had aids -- she's had aids her whole life, she's about 50 years old. but the first time she's been able to engage in her community, in her opinion, was when she had health care. she had health care through the affordable care act. she has a job for the first time, and she's actually volunteering in her community. she said i just want to make sure the health care system works. she doesn't care if it's a single-payer system or ten universal health care systems we could all come up with. she wants us to get something done for her. and that's what most democrats and most americans are looking for. and i believe the opportunity for this coalition of thinkers and activists is enormous. and so i'm really grateful, will, for the work you've done. i'm grateful for the fact that everyone is here talking about these ideas. i appreciate you giving me the opportunity to say a few words and, again, i want to thank you all. thank you very much. [applause] >> [inaudible] to keep moving along here, i want to hand things over to sen

there are about 100 confirmed cases of lime disease in california every year with humboldt, trinity and cases some arthritis, fda is reportedly fast tracking a vaccine but a new drug is likely to face opposition from anti-vaccination groups. >> the problem with the lime disease vaccine is in the past there was an outcry over a past lime disease vaccine where many people felt that it was causing unacceptable side effects. that wasn't proven but i think because of that there is this extra hurdle for any new lime disease vaccine to overcome. >> until a vaccine is approved health experts are urging people to prevent tic bites by using repellant, avoiding hiking and tall grass and bushes, and wear long sleeves if you are in a heavily-wooded area. >>> while a bakery is closing its doors after 70 years in business. >>> up next the march for our lives activist are coming right here to the bay area, where they will be over the weekend, registering people to vote. people to vote. try jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheese and guacamole. plus your choice

this is rainbow the humboldt penguin. inside a cracked egg that had been stepped on by a clumsy parent. vets didn't think she would survive. but now, with the help of a heat lamp, a cuddly toy surrogate and three daily servings of raw fish milkshake, she is strong enough to rejoin her brothers and sisters in the penguin nursery. those are the main story this morning. do you have a penguin anecdote for us, mike? no, one of the funniest moments, when you realise you are more grown—up than your mum was when mum was asking why there were no penguins flying over london zoo. she thought they could fly. she is a bushell, which explains it. they are expecting some rain today at carnoustie, which should make it less like the serengeti. rory mcilroy going really well. could it bea mcilroy going really well. could it be a repeat? he wanted in 2014. there is a real hope that a brit or someone there is a real hope that a brit or someone from the uk could snatch it away from the americans, because they have been dominating. and there i

a scholar expelled by the soviets from the city's own humboldt university in the east who then joundn founding what has become one of the world's moment famous institutions of higher learning, the free university of berlin. a group of employees of the first hour who helped us get the voice of freedom on the city's airwaves in those early post-war years and ever since. for 40 years, radio and the american sector has been a voice of freedom and an essential part of our continuing commitment to berlin. and now we are taking another important step in german-american relations by moving forward to make television a reality. i can't help but wonder if they will rerun "big time for bonzo." the east berlin border guard that decided to live in freedom rather than building a border wall that removes the most basic rights of self-freedom and government. then, too, i have met berliners whose actions speak with confidence of the city's present and future. a professor who's helped make berlin one of the world's leading centers of research in the field of laser medicine, and the winners of the 1987

the humboldt bay which had a small test reactors in the billions of dollars of cleanup and i think its original target was 400 million or something like that. that has happened at site after site. the adequacy of cleanup funding is a significant concern because it's turned out to be much more expensive and complicated proposition than people originally thought. i think the emergence of safe store is a likely option of which are clients will avail themselves pose significant challenges for a whole host of communities in the way the wind that have been decommissioned honestly haven't even suffered as much. as much as mayor hill talks about when zion has suffered, reactor operators go right and to safe store and you see the actual cliff of employment that will have profound effects on a community and that hasn't happened in the 12 or so that have been done thus far. that is the first thing. >> upfront here. i'm going to repeat the questions not because you are not clear, but so we can get our microphone issues under control. >> it strikes me from what kevin was saying and what jackson was