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homelessness. >> i know that it takes both of jack's parents working very hard every day to keep the farm running and that they will need some extra support as they focus on his recovery. >> love ones are grateful that things were worse for jack. >> he's a brave, courageous little boy and he is going to come out of it with that spirit intact. >> in the east hearing today from alameda county district attorney about her decision to reopen the investigations into a police shootings in in-custody deaths. those cases start in 2007 and go through last june. mario gonzalez, who you see here who died while being restrained by alameda police officers in april of 2021. then district attorney clear the officers involved in that case last year. today on getting in stairs i spoke to the da about why she's looking into these a cases. >> we have had the benefit of looking at a number of cases across the bay and some of those cases were closed almost immediately before we arrived. so my team and i felt very strongly that it was important for us to take a look as the newly elected team. >> the campaign wa

. >> reporter: jack title grew up in a farm in royal illinois listening to his father play bluegrass music. at the tender age of five he picked up a guitar and never put it down. jack is a bluegrass virtuoso and happens to be molly's dad. everything about bluegrass , the singing and technical aspects, all through him. but way what may enchant him the most, -- >> it is social. it connects people that way. >> reporter: jack taught molly. he taught all his kids to play. >> all the kids were really good and really talented. i was the dad in the band. >> reporter: they formed the band and along with aj they performed authentic bluegrass for years. as for molly, she recorded her first cd, the old appletree with her dad at age 13. jack has taught bluegrass in the bay area for 40 years and written a dozen instructional music books. while many lessons are online before the pandemic, most of his classes were held here. >> it was another palo alto business that began in the garage. >> reporter: at the legendary griffin string mandolin shop. the staff brought out molly's first guitar. the baby ta

she says jack's parents manage an organic farm and everything they produce goes to help people experiencing homelessness. >> i know it takes both of his parents working hard every day to keep the farm running, and that they are going to need some extra support as they focus on his recovery. >> loved ones are grateful that things were not worse for jack >> he is a brave little boy. he is going to come out of it with that spirit intact. dan: coming approach to san francisco's fentanyl crisis. we are going to introduce you to the man working the streets of the tenderloin armed with compassion and offering help to those who need it the most. why ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor abo

jack trexler is ou while out for a walk with his mom on the family farm. jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother under cubs on the property in recent days, officials with the state department of fish and wildlife believe it was one of the cubs that attacked the boy, the mountain lion bit jack in the face before his mother scared it away is on, says he has cuts to his face a lot of bruises and fractures bone on his face, but he will recover will stand trial on manslaughter for a deadly wildfire in 2020. a judge ruled there is enough evidence for the utility to face 11 felony and misdemeanor charges, including involuntary manslaughter and recklessly starting a fire 20 other charges were dismissed. the dog fire killed four people destroyed more than 200 homes, burned 88 square miles into hama and chester county's investigators say the fire began when a pine tree fell on a pg any electrical line. now to oakland, where firefighters

. >> reporter: jack tuttle grew up on a farm in rural illinois, listening to his father lay bluegrass music. at the tender age of five, he picked up a guitar and he never put it down. he is a bluegrass virtuoso, and happens to be molly's dad did everything about bluegrass, the singing, the harmonies, and the technical aspects come all thrill him. what may enchant him the most. >> it is very social people get together and play bluegrass, it connects people that way. >> jack taught molly, in fact all of his kids to play, when they were barely old enough to hold a pick . >> all the kids are really good and really talented, i was the dad in the band. >> the titles formed a band, and they performed authentic bluegrass and roots music for years. as for molly, she recorded her first cd, the old appletree, with her dad at age 13. jack has taught bluegrass in the bay area for some 40 years and does instructional music books on the genre. while many of his lessons are online before the pandemic, most of his classes were here . >> it was another palo alto business that began in the garage. >> at

. >> reporter: jack tuttle grew up on a farm in rural illinois, listening to his father play bluegrasshe tender age of 5, he picked up a guitar and never put it down. >> reporter: jack is a bluegrass virtuoso and just happens to be molly's dad. everything about bluegrass, the singing, the harmonies, the technical aspects, all thrill him. but, what may enchant him the most?'s budgetary social music. people get together to play bluegrass. it definitely connects people that way. >> reporter: jack taught molly and all his kids to play when they were barely old enough to hold a pick. >> they were all really good and really talented. >> reporter: the titles formed of banned and along with a daily they performed authentic blue glass and roots music for years. molly recorded her first cd, the old apple tree, with her dad, at age 13. jack has taught the grass in the bay area for 40 years, and written a dozen instructional music books on the genre. while many of his lessons are online, before the pandemic, most of his classes were held here. >> it was another business that -- palo alto business

jack tressler is out of the hospital. he's recovering at home. he was attacked by a mountain lion tuesday night about seven p.m. on the family's farm. he was out for a walk with his mother. jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras actually captured a mother and her cubs on the property and recent days , officials with the department of fish and wildlife believe it was one of the curbs that attack little jack the mountain lion bid jack in the face, but his mother scared the mountain lion away, his aunt says he has cut on his face, a lot of bruising and a fractured bone in his face, but jack will recover. some parents in alameda, pushing back on potential plans to close bay farm middle school school district held a virtual town hall meeting and took comments from parents, teachers and students about plans to close the school. parents who have children with special needs, said the school is a good option for them because it has smaller class sizes. district leaders say that enrollment at bay farm has been declining that the m

jack trexler is recovering wednesday after being attacked by a mountain lion. it happened around seven p.m. tuesday on the family's farm about nine miles south of half moon bay, jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit. i had his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion sunk its teeth into jack's face before the boy's mother jumped into action and scared the animal away. he has a lot of lacerations. a lot of bruising. fractured bone in his face. um, but he's been getting great care and as all stitched up, hit him hard took him to the ground and the boy was struggling in a fight for his life. officials with the state department of fish and wildlife are searching for the animal. they believe it was a young mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother and her cubs on the property in recent days. experts say mountain lion attacks are extremely rare. something must have happened that would have caused this attack something unusual, because normally if a mountain lion hears or sees people it's going to. it's going to run away from him the boys and has started a go fund me page to

jack is in the 1% and liz is just solidly middle class. >> why are you wearing a tucks? >> it's after 6:00. what am i a farmde the tuxedo begins jack is mugged. >> my assailant was a middle-aged white man wearing a button-down shirt and dockers. dockers, we're on the verge of a class war. >> there's the middle class that would rise up and take back what is theirs from these multibillionaires. >> my attack was a wake-up call. >> the rich need to defend themselves. >> tracy jordan character is also kind of super rich character who's made millss and millions of dollars off of movies. >> i need to grab some lunch. >> what can i get for you? >> i want nachos. >> yes, sir. >> from yankees stadium. >> yes, sir. >> 30 rock is about milking the utter divide between the super rich and the rest of america. >> especially in an aer of really intense economic inequality, class is the great invisible force in both american culture and the american sitcom. >> hey, dad... >> i applied for a bump of jobs and took every one that hired me. >> mom, how did you decide what you were gonna be. >> when your father decided that he w

jack trexler is recovering wednesday. the mountain lion. it happened around seven p.m. tuesday on the family's farmbout nine miles south of half moon bay, jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion cat sunk its teeth into jack's face. before the boy's mother jumped into action and scared the animal away. he has a lot of lacerations, a lot of bruising. fractured bone in his face. um, but he's been getting great care and as all stitched stop hit him hard took him to the ground, and the boy was struggling in a fight for his life. officials with the state department of fish and wildlife are searching for the animal. they believe it was a young mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother and her cubs on the property in recent days. experts say mountain lion attacks are extremely rare. something must have happened that would have caused this attack something unusual, because normally if a mountain lion hears or sees people it's going to. it's going to run away from him the boys and has started a go fund me

jack trexler is recovering wednesday after being attacked by a mountain lion. it happened around seven p.m. tuesday on the family's farm about nine miles south of half moon bay, jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom. and surprised we think a mountain lion sunk its teeth into jack's face before the boy's mother jumped into action and scared the animal away. he has a lot of lacerations. a lot of bruising. fractured bone in his face. um, but he's been getting great care and as all stitched stop hit him hard took him to the ground, and the boy was struggling in a fight for his life. officials with the state department of fish and wildlife are searching for the animal. they believe it was a young mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother and her cubs on the property in recent days. experts say mountain lion attacks are extremely rare. something must have happened that would have caused this attack something unusual, because normally if a mountain lion hears or sees people it's going to. it's going to run away from him the boys and has started a go fund me pa

the attack happened tuesday on the family's farm about nine miles south of half moon by jack was out for a walk with his mom when he was tackled by the lion. his mother then charged at the animal and scared it away. a new ad campaign from the california department of public health is calling attention to the dangers of marijuana use in teens. shared moments. memories that shape who we are, they could all be at risk. but using weed before your brain is done, growing can change the way your brain works. thc and weak state health department has begun a $12 million ad campaign to highlight facts about the detrimental effects of marijuana use on developing brains. the campaign is one of the mandate center proposition 64, which legalized marijuana in california in 2016 recent state survey found that 16% of high school juniors in the state use marijuana on a regular basis. making it more common than binge drinking or smoking tobacco. federal nutrition standards for school meals would significantly limit sugar intake if a proposed plan is approved. the agricultural department proposed new st

jack truck slur is out of the hospital and recovering at home. he was attacked by that mountain lion at about seven o'clock tuesday night on the family's farm when he was out for a walk with his mom. jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother and her cubs on the property. in recent days, officials with the state department of fish and wildlife believe it was one of the cubs that attacked the boy, the mountain lion bit jack in the face before his mother scared it away. his aunt says he has a lot of cuts to his face and some bruising and a fractured bone in his face. but says he will recover our time now for three when it comes to solving san francisco's drug crisis, one advocacy group is trying to think outside of the box. the group together. sf action held this roundtable discussion last night included leaders from the police, the city as well as health and drug treatment together, sf action says almost every day to people die from drug overdoses in san francisco. san francisco should be a place for those who are not in

farm. but this one is on another level. oh man. oh, oh, lisa jack is the different season inside, isn't it? so it's like a herb safari. what we got means, vassal again, some coriander. i'd expected you to have a kind of a glass as well. so this is entirely electric ellie de la, if no, no sunlight used that hole, the console to wire men creates a more efficient growth. and a much higher yield isn't much waste from an operation like this. we grow in a, in a biodegradable pop. so we have no plastics inside the, the growth area anymore. everything is biodegradable. robert's goal is to prove that these hypoth sustainable techniques could one day be rolled out in every city and town in the world. transporting this lead sundays, pete and this fought around the world, is not that clever. it should always be produced locally and consume broad locally . well, i love that rather than taking the food to the plate, you're taking a farm to, to the, to the club, close to display of your i'm figure you can see that they're constantly working on improving the effici

jack. he's a ball of energy and nothing really slows that kid down. >> he and his family have managed an organic farm there's a gofundme page to help with expenses. >> frequently there are similar attacks like this. >> they are hunting down the lion. >> we could identify the offending animal and that animal would be removed from the wild. >> as the hunt continues for the young lion, jack is staying strong and fighting for a full recovery. >> jack is a little fighter. that mountain lion picked the wrong kid to mess with. >>> now to new developments, pg&e will go to trial for its role in the deadly fire. the judge says there's enough evidence. that fire killed four people and burned more than 50,000 acres in shasta counties in september of 2020. investigators blamed that failure on pg&e's failure to maintain a tree that was leaning towards power lines. >>> this is a new movement to remove open air drug markets in san francisco. >> there was a meeting last night outlining what advocates say have to happen in order to get it to work. >> standing room only for the launch of together sf's anti-drug policy.

jack carson a moment. he's at the national farming union conference in birmingham.o shoppers to cope with the shoppers trying to cope with the empty lincoln. have empty shelves in lincoln. have they managed to find anything there in lincoln lincoln . yes. there in lincoln lincoln. yes. well i'm stood outside of a morrisons is one of the two supermarkets that's decided to ration certain fruit veg here. morrisons for rationing, in particular cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers. so if you go into this supermarket and many of the supermarkets around the country, you'll see little signs that says you can only buy two of this item via the supermarket where you'll find that this is a problem is asda, where there's actually more foods that you are rationed on, but you can buy more of them. so for example , more of them. so for example, you were saying cauliflowers in raspberry asda, you can get three of them. and i've been standing out here in a busy area, lots of people coming from, the local university, but also people coming lincoln also people coming into lincoln city their

jack. he is a ball of energy and nothing really slows that kid down. >> reporter: he and his parents have spent several years managing an organic farm program that produces produce to people experiencing homelessness. they will be off work for a few weeks and have created a go fund me to help them with medical expenses. >> the last nine or so attacks often on children and on hikes. >> reporter: officials say this was unprovoked and they are hunting down the young lion with the help of dna swabs taken from the little boy's wounds and clothing. >> we could potentially identity the offending animal and it would be removed from the wild. >> reporter: as the hunt continues for the young lion jack is staying strong and fighting for a full recovery. >> jack is a little fighter. that mountain lion picked the wrong kid to try to mess with. >> reporter: in half moon bay. >>> moving you forward tonight. it is been almost three years since the pandemic officially started. today an important change in how we manage this virus. santa clara county will close its testing sites and mass vaccination sites by the end of this month. that includes this one at the county fair

attacked by the mountain lion at about seven o'clock tuesday night on the family's farm when he was out for a walk with his mom. jack the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit ahead of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion. nearby wildlife cameras captured a mother and her cubs on the property in recent days, officials with the state department of fish and wildlife believe it was one of the cubs that attacked the boy, the mountain lion bit jack in the face before his mother scared it away. his aunt says he has cuts to his face a lot of bruising and a fractured bone in his face but will recover. postal inspectors and oakland police are searching for two men who attacked a letter carrier. are you okay? yeah, it looks like yeah. ktvu news crew arrived on scene shortly after the postal worker was punched and robbed while delivering the mail on 41st street near the macarthur bart station. a witness described the getaway all in black sweats gets out and runs into that alley ran back out ran into the u haul, and they start driving off and then the mailman ran out chasing after him. roberts stil

jack lean, house is a factory farmer. thus, equally until i learned animal husbandry was socially accepted at the time. all of a sudden that's wrong. one of emerson's fudge squan his farm, $6500.00 pigs are born, fattened and sent to slaughter every year. or if it is a mustang. and this here is the fattening stable. this is the last station for our pigs with you in terms of animal welfare. this corresponds to a level 2 bond tickets, which is now a standard requirement. we have no point 854 square meters per pig. i'm it on all the number of the bond seems very full when they are lying down, but now they can move around to the they have this nicely back there. you can see the manure area right. this here is the eating area, right? there's the drinking area that so the pigs also structure the pan themselves of the animals like 99 percent of their peers spend their entire lives in doors and gain about 850 grams every day. the most valuable and for that are fattening pig lives around a $180.00 days. and the pigs in nature have a life expectancy of 15 to 16 years. so it is still a very early stage falling on. a deaf custodian, a full grown pig weighs about 250 kilograms, but

in 2007, farmer jack closed his last stores in detroit, and that was kind of the end of the big chains in detroit. >> this is subsistence farmingde of detroit. >> there's greater demand in detroit than all of the farmers locally can supply. so first we want to supply that local demand in the city of detroit. >> to what degree do you think that this model can be replicated in and around the city? >> well, clearly, we think urban agriculture has great potential. and one of the things that we have in detroit is access to huge amounts of land. if we're able to produce even a small percentage of the food which is consumed in detroit and circulate the revenues from that food within our community, then we're able to create a more vibrant, healthy, economically-strong community. so we think it has tremendous potential. >> who will live in the detroit of the future? there's no question, is there, that detroit will come back in one form or another. a city this magnificent, this storied, this american cannot, will not ever disappear into the weeds. there are too few places this beautiful for it to be allowed to crumble like angkor or rome

five year old jack trexler has been released from the hospital after being treated for a fractured bone to his face and several cuts. that attack happened tuesday night on the family's farmout nine miles south of half. moon bay. family members say the little boy was out for an evening walk with his mom when they came face to face with the big cat. jack being the little ball of energy that he is was running a little bit i had of his mom and surprised we think a mountain lion. well. the child's mother then charged the animal scared it away. california wildlife officials have now called off the search for that mountain lion. that decision came yesterday after they were denied access to the private property near the scene of the attack. 49ers looking to fill their coordinator of vacancy for the league's number one defense with damico, ryan's now the head coach, according te nfl network, 49ers 100 view head coach that would be steve wilks for their vacant position that will happen on monday. wilkes took over for the panthers as the head coach and week six of the season. he led them to a six and six, mark the rest of the way well served as the head coach of the arizona cardina

rundown farm in a rural part of mobile county come up with the money to hire one of the best defense attorneys around? >> when these two klansmen were identified as killers, the old man, bennie jacke hired a klansman to burn his house down so he could hire a prominent attorney to defend his son in the state trial. >> he did burn the house. he got an insurance settlement. he used that to pay the lawyer for his son, henry hays. >> bennie jack hays raised enough money to hire one of the best criminal lawyers, m.a. "bubba" marsal. >> the defense was to attempt to discredit tiger, because mr. marsal argued that tiger had cut his deal to save his life and therefore would say anything that he was told to say. >> it was sometime before lunch. one of the trial coordinators came to me and said, "chris is gonna have to leave the case." >> mobile county district attorney chris galanos has been suspended. that came from montgomery circuit judge william gordon, who will preside over the d.a.'s dui trial. assistant d.a. tom harrison is taking over for a while. >> chris is gonna leave immediately. he will have no contact with the office, nothing, and you're gonna have to try the michael donald c

jack in the box. ♪ >> bowl week now officially underway in glendale, arizona. as you know, the kansas city chiefs facing off against philadelphia eagles in that game. our mic miller live for us said. >> state farm in glendale, this is going to be a big game, but it's also going to be very historic, isn't it? >> yeah, absolutely. i think this is a matchup that people have been looking for to fall very long time because you got the chiefs with the number one seed in the afc and you got the eagles who are the number one seed in the nfc. but like you said, there's history that's getting ready to take place this coming sunday and glendale, arizona, patrick mahomes and one of the best quarterbacks in the nfc jail at hearts are going to face off in the first ever match up of 2 african-american quarterbacks at glendale, arizona. it's a matchup that it's 35 years in the making because if we turn back the clock, 35 years, it was doug williams who won the super bowl as the first black quarterback for the washington redskins. then russell wilson and patrick mahomes followed with their super bowl wins and this coming sunday jalen hurts, looks to become the 4th. but we talk with doug williams about what this

jacks. coach stig, as he's affectionately known, is the heart and soul of jackrabbit football. lining many south dakotans he learned his values from his dad. he worked on a family farmin selby, south dakota. his dad told him if you work hard, be a good person, will you have success. work hard, be a good person, and you will have success. i'd say coach stig has done all three. his determination transformed sdsu's football team into what it is today. sdsu became a division i program under his leadership, and former jacks players have gone on to the nfl. his calm, patience, and caring set the standard for the players and made the team a family. he leaves as the winningest coach in sdsu history, the 2022 fcs coach of the year, and of course with a national title for the team that he's dedicated his career to making great. huge congratulations to the jackrabbits on their phone and to coach stig and we wish you all the best in your retirement. you've earned it. mr. president, yesterday republicans confirmed their committee assignments for the new congress, and for the 118th congress i'm excited to once again serve south dakotans on the senate agriculture, finance, and com

jacks? you know, the use of you know, you have drawn the low couch . so i've seen low on the couch. so i've seen one being used to use on the operator. yes farming'sas always quite our farming associates. but being a real romany farmers know. but we live in a sort of real place and lots of family, friends are. but being like an agricultural vet is a whole other than they are very , really tough life. it's very, really tough life. it's partly because farmers are under so much pressure. yeah so you're going into an incredibly fraught environment already and, often not delivering good news. so yeah, they struggle. they struggle to retain farm anyway. apparently they think it will all be easy to send your potatoes locally and you'll get top dollar for them and everything. we've solved it. we're just going to grow into the windowsill , but that they the windowsill, but that they won't like that. and then and then compliments, they say, diverse defy, don't have cows, don't have all methane in the air. diversify i give you something airbnb. oh will not give you a planning permission for that because there's badgers living nearby . to preserve living near