woman: we are at the indian valley organic farm and garden in novato, california. it is on the campus of the college of marin. this farm is special and unique because it's currently a collaboration of 3 organizations--the cultural conservancy, the college of marin, and marin master gardeners. the cultural conservancy focuses on revitalizing native heirloom vegetables and medicines and basketry and other material plants. woman: we celebrate the tradition of indigenous agriculture and the true, you know, ingenuity that comes with thousands of generations of development of these particular growing techniques. so, every year, we grow a three sisters plot in a traditional mounding, planting sequence. the three sisters is ingenious because we have the beans feeding nitrogen to the corn and the corn providing a stand for the beans and the squash covering the ground and mulching and keeping weeds down and moisture in, and in order to harvest all of this, like, you really gotta get down and dirty. there's no machine that can be developed in order to harvest this. we don't w

indian valley microbrewery in novato bruise their own beer.and now they are shutdown. except for to go beer and that means, cans. >> we are not allowed to have anybody here, not even outside. >> so it's all to go. >> all of it, so the cans are everything right now. >> reporter: he says he is not sure when the next supplies arriving but he says brewpubs are trying to stick together. storm -- >> so we will make he a phone call to other breweries and see if we can borrow some cans. >> the typical supply of cans we look at the large-scale manufacturer, take anywhere between eight and 10 weeks on a normal basis. those wait times have doubled in his capacity and constrained market. >> too many people buying too many can't beverages. supplies blue the demand may level out by next summer. >>> big bottlers like coke and budweiser are placing large orders for cans. >>> santa clara county plans to find kaiser san jose after a covid outbreak that may be tied to a holiday costume. the county says that they violated a health officer order for not reporting

indians were barely surviving. very struggling under poverty in the valley. a lot of the farmers were struggling as well but at sort of a different level, socioeconomically. in the mid-1980's they started a parler that was immediately successful. the indian gaming act was passed in 1988. they were able to expand their operation. their socioeconomic status went through the roof in a short period of time. whereas they had been -- i would say probably neglected maybe in terms of what happened with them before that in the valley. all of a sudden they were very wealthy. much wealthier than most of the farmers. they had a tremendous amount of power because as you probably know, indian tribes if they are federally recognized have a certain degree of sovereignty and aren't bound by the same laws locally that other residents would be. they could do things like expand casino operations and grow them with or without the community's permission or goodwill. initially that i think created a conflict not just because of the reversal of power relations but because infrastruct

was found over the weekend. 28-year-old jessica goodwin was discovered on an indian reservation west of her home in the valleyand tucson. she was airlifted to a local hospital. she disappeared under what the police called abnormal circumstances one week ago. the cancel culture showing no signs of letting up here at social media sites continue to crackdown on users accused of violating big tax rules. the conservatives are finding ways around it. this comes against the backdrop of the waiting game on trust when the u.s. senate will hold its impeachment trial of outgoing president donald trump. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel brings us up to date. >> senator lindsey graham is calling on incoming majority leader chuck schumer to hold a vote to dismiss the article of impeachment against president trump. graham warning in this latter "in your first active majority leader rather than began the national healing that the country so desperately yearns for, you seek vengeance and political retaliation instead." >> i'm asking chuck schumer and joe biden to withstand the pressure from the radical left, stan