. >> peopled in one neighborhoo are not happy about these changes and it's stirring up a little bit of garden war. >>> this afternoon "ellen." at 30 and then the new on news4 at 4:00. >>> the historic carousel at glen echo park took its last ride. it is nearly 100 years old and need at of work. willthe coming months they work on it and the cost wi carousel willreopen next you can now gr in your bit of a garden war. >> over there. >>etreporter: neil has somng of a pharmacy in his front yard whether it's her for medicine or food for lunch, his garden keeps on giving. >> this is lettucethat i'm about to eat in my sandwich and it's actually pretty delicious. >> reporter: he and his girlfriend ashley have been building the garden for a year. technical before it was allowed, they wanted to help the environment. >> lining the body of these beds is that tree. >> reporter: fairfax giving people the ability to grow garden in theirut front yard where some see beauty, others see something else. >> i think he has failed with th this vegetable garden. >> reporter: she wishes they would take care of

legal cannabis market in air very short period of time is going to grow from 0 to somewhere in the neighborhoo of 50 to $75 billion. >> reporter: that optimism faces this reality an estimated $70 billion in illegal marijuana sales nationally seven times the legal market case in point, california. early projections of more than $1 billion in annual cannabis tax receipts in 2018 are far from the $345 million collected. that's in large part because the illegal market can easily undercut the costs of running licensed dispensaries. it's not hard to see how >> you guys ready? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> all right >> go. >> reporter: a team of cnbc producers equipped with hidden cameras visited ten illegal dispensaries throughout l.a. most aren't hard to find and they're open day and night they all have one thing in common, they are brazenly breaking the law operating with no license, selling potentially untested products and allowing customers to openly consume. in this illegal dispensary down the street from the university of southern california customers are dabbing, smoking a highl potent cannabis conce

police tell me workers were building a sewage line for a new neighborhoo on the other side of this lot that is when a ditch collapsed, trapping two workers inside. >> medic 104.: >> reportis is the call that went out for help this afternoon. first responders learning two construction workers were trapped in a ditch. one of the workers a young person below the age of 18. he would later be pronounced dead at the hospital. several neighbors too distraught to go on camera, but he had told news 4 they saw people using paddles to try and revivehat youngorker on the sidewalk. >> my prayers go out for the rson who lost their life. >> reporter: peter gilbert lives nearby. he says he often saw the workers and never noticed any unsafe conditions. >> there seemed to be a really d manag coordinated type of effort going on.po >> rerter: the other worker who was trapped was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. wen found a constructiompany that's advertising new homes in this location. we tried calling them for comment, but they hung up. it's not clear how old the worker was who died, but

. >> zoe spears, the second transgender woman to be killed d that same neighborhoo this year. >> let's go to news 4'sderrick ward who is live at prince george's county police s. headquart derrick? >> reporter: well, the arrest in this case is a major development for the community and for the police department, butit still leaves some questions to be answered. police arrested engineer ardo thomas at a job site in cecil county maryland. he's charged with first-degree murder for the shooting of 23-year-old zoe spears, a transgender woman gunned down just off eastern avenue last month. >> we still do not have a motive in this case. he was very vague about his involvement, and i'm not going to get too much into the nt iview and interrogation. however, he does place himself on the scene. he does place himself there with a shotgun. >> reporter: and police say thomas does place himself inside of that vehicle. that vehicle was an linchpin i the investigation. this surveillance photo was a still picture from a doorbell video camera just across the street from the scene of the crime, and that cam

around to see if there's anybody else right here and i will ask jason if he sees anybody in the neighborhoo neighborhood. the spin room, we are about 100 feet away from you, shannon, but it's cozy over here. a lot of staff and reporters. we will to find some videos. we will find somebody else. >> shannon: will come back to you. just holler because i might hear you. peter, thank you very much. we want to bring ronna mcdaniel in. we played a sound bite from elizabeth warren which stands in such contrast to what we heard from the congressman speaking with peter. cautioning about going too far left and taking away health care, private insurance from millions of americans who may not be so sold on that idea. her response to some of the pushback was listen, we've got to stand and fight for things and we can't say there's no way to get it done. that's not why were running. there is a schism there. she also said tonight that if you say these things about losing private insurance and warning people, she's accusing her fellow democrats of using your g.o.p. talking points in this debate tonight. what