this is at the ranch. >> patty. >> yes. >> this picture down here at the ranch? >> yes, this is at the ranch. >> tell me about the press. what do you think of all the press, all the analysis of your family and your relationships? has that been hard to deal with? >> well, i don't -- they can write what they want to write. >> do you ever read it? >> sometimes. not all the time. but you know, with my mother and father, i had a wonderful, wonderful relationship. i'm very grateful i had it. >> over here, something we were talking about at the ranch yesterday. the canoe. >> yes. >> what's the story of the canoe. >> you'll laugh when i tell you this, because it's so -- in today's world it's so corny, i guess. when i was growing up, 1,000 years ago, i always thought if somebody wanted you to marry them, that they took you out in a canoe and played a ukulele to you, and you sat there and dragged your hand in the water. now that sounds pretty silly, right? but that's what i thought. so for our 25th wedding anniversary, i was down to the lake, and i see ronnie and barney wa

. >> christopher ranch was started the year i was born, 1956. my dad figured that was a good idea 'cause he had three little boys. and they started growing sugar beets and a little bit of garlic and sold it to r. >> we@l known at giants games for adding punch to those famous fries, christopher ranch is also known around the country for being the name in garlic. shipping over 60 million pounds of fresh, california garlic each year, the farm is easily the united states' largest producer of the herb. and from the famous gilroy garlic festival to restaurants and stadiums across the country, this homegrown stinking rose is finding fans wherever it's eaten. >> the first reaction is, i love garlic, it's the best thing around. what we do is we plant a clove, a single clove, into the bed. and this right here would be a bed right here. sg we'd plant it into the bed. and water it and fertilize it. >> from there, the garlic dries for 2 to 3 weeks. the tops and bottoms get clipped off during harvest, and then it's off to the processing facility where every s

a woman who owns an animal rescue ranch is taking in the 11-year-old goat. tuscany will be living with other animals on the rescue ranch, including 22 other goats, 35 ducks, and miniature polys, sheep, dogs, pigs, and a cat. ranch's owner says tuscany will never see a chain again. >> the perfect time for chicken wings, but there's no way you can eat as many as this guy with a head band. unbelievable, you won't believe how many he managed to put down. gwen, i bet you aren't hungry after looking at this. >> i would not compete with him. we had a taste of winter across our yaibds. we'll let you know what's in store for your sunday. we'll be back after the break.  >>> we had a visit from old man winter. here's a look at some of the numbers we've had so far. an inch and a half in germantown. in new market, an inch and a half as well. parts of virginia, we have seen half an inch to west virginia. about an inch and a half. so, we still have some of it coming down. very light and scattered. temperature wise right now, we're into the 30s and a 40 or two here on the

a convicted serial killer says more bodies may be dumped in a separate well on an abandoned cattle ranch. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. this morning the story only on nbc bay area, few things are scarier than looking out your window and seeing a mountain lion staring back at you. but that's exactly what happened this morning in the south bay. the big cat was up in a tree in the los altos hills in a backyard on la barranca road near elena road until moments ago. bob redell joins us live on the deck of the backyard. bob, you're brave. what happened? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marla. only brave because that big cat has left the scene. california fish and game came out here earlier this morning, they evaluated the situation. they decided it would be best to everyone back off, let the big cat come down from the tree, which it did, it came down an hour a half ago which has people concerned about where he is now. it had been sitting in this giant oak in the back of denise and larry dell carlo

on the bunny ranch thing, is it a little ironic that it's in a mormon state that we have the bunny ranchs friday. we're having a little fun. "game-changer," the movie is coming out. john mccain was asked fe he plans on watching the move since it's mostly about the sarah palin decision and john mccain's decision to pick sarah palin. here's what he said. >> it will be a cold day in arizona when i watch that movie. >> whoa. >> michael steele, i mean does that tell you everything you need to know about how he feels? >> that just sums it up totally. >> about the whole experience, thing. but i think more to the point, i find it interesting that i found the more fascinating story to be the hillary clinton story with game challenge and how her campaign started out and got totally derailed by the other side. >> you know, dee dee, there was always more from the losing candidate. they always talk more. >> it's from the people who talk the most. it was a fully researched show. mccain is bitter. he's bitter about the experience. >> you do sense he's not happy with that panel. that he knows maybe he m

. >> it was a large chicken ranch out there.son chicken ranch was along 19th ave. >> [inaudible] >> not exactly. he donated the land later to the city, though. sort of the farm house feeling of the richmond. >> there is a water tower with a windmill in the back. >> right, get your water from wells. that was the early boathouses. looking at that map, sporting men would come out in the horses, have little races with their horses and carriages and the sea horse races, maybe get in a card game, have a drink of the way to the beach. >> but this was when there was county land, so there was no gambling. the move people out to county for the race track. >> they were away from intense public scrutiny out there. >> my of the state is there were four racetracks in the city. -- my understanding. can you name them? >> pioneer, union, in the side, and oceanside. >> there ago. maybe there are more. >> we have a big article on race tracks on our website. outsidelands.org. >> the ingleside, you can still see that. >> they developed where that ra

meet the nick family of nick ranch in the pozo valley. farming since 1918, the family is no stranger to livestock, having raised turkeys, pigs, and cow over several generations. but 7 years ago, family patriarch fred decided to try something different, grass-fed beef. >> we're a small, small family operation, and with this here, we felt that we could actually make a living if we did it right. >> my dad's always been a very forward-thinking, uh, rancher and ahead of the trend. so i was onboard, although i think our neighbors and a lot of friends thought we were probably crazy. >> as the name suggests, grass-fed beef is ju that, cattle that grazes upon grass. so as important as raising the cattle is raising the grass. the concept may em simple now, but to these lifelong ranchers, going back to basics and ranching this way took some getting used to. >> it's a learning experience, takes a lot of, lot of time and a lot of trial and error. >> to me, i ca it evolution, and, you know, i--born and raised here, wanted to be a cowboy. now i'm a scie

. >>> a popular ranch may have to close. coming up in 11 minutes, with the owners of love patch -- what the owners of love patch farms need to save the property they have run for 30 years. it is time to check in on sal this morning, how is it looking so far, sal? >>> we have some minor things out there but for the most part, we are out to a decent start and let's look at interstate 880 westbound they recently picked up some road work so if you are driving there you can see them getting their cones in gear so slow down but for the most part you will not see any slow downs in the area. bay bridge traffic is light and on the upper deck they are clearing up road work coming into san francisco in one of those left lanes. it's still very light, not causing a traffic jam at all and you should be aware the traffic is there until about 5:00 as well. if you are driving on interstate 880, let's see what this is, this is northbound 101 traffic, looking good getting up to highway 880, let's go to steve. >> boy, it is noticeably dark, the

it looked exactly like the beautiful things about the ranch. i think he was pretty much in the never look back philosophy about the coit. i don't think he ever went to visit again after we moved from telegraph hill, which was only five or six years later. i don't think he ever had to see it when the initials are scratched into everything and people had literally destroyed the lower half of everything. >> well, in my view, the tower had been pretty much neglected from the 1930's up until the 1980's. it wasn't until then that really enough people began to be alarmed about the condition of the murals, the tower was leaking. some of the murals suffered wear damage. we really began to organize getting funding through the arts commission and various other sources to restore the murals. they don't have that connection or thread or maintain that connection to your history and your past, what do you have? that's one of the major elements of what makes quality of life in san francisco so incredible. when people ask me, and they ask me all the time, how d

but it was -- we almost lost him. >> you know we were at the ranch yesterday. know one of the things that hit me when i was up there, we were talking to john barleta from the secret service, that any time you were there in that little house, there were 53 secret service on the perimeter. it seemed to me when i was there, you'd feel very funny knowing all these people were out there. >> no. you weren't aware of it at all. the house didn't seem so little to us. the house seemed just wonderful to us, just right. we didn't want a great big house. you know, when we wanted to vacation, ronnie always liked to be outdoors and build things, as john told you yesterday. he built all those fences, which john told you about. we made a lot of changes in the house, which john told you about. you may not know about. we enclosed the porch. we put a fireplace on the porch. there was no heating or air conditioning or anything like that. but it was heaven for us. we loved it. >> one of the other things that struck me, it can be very cold in that little house and can be hot, i assu

. >> follow me inside the lazy 5 ranch, where we can meet the tallest animal in the world -- the giraffe. >> and we're just getting started, so stay tuned. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> in recent years, we have seen people in othcountries struggle to form governments that work. but how much do we know about how oown government operates? a nationwide test found a lot of teens need to learn more. lauren has the story from washington, d.c. >> if i asked you which rights were protected by the first amendment, how would you respond? >> the one right that's protected by the first amendment is freedom of speech. >> correct. in addition to freedom of speech, our constitution protects several other rights -- freedom of the press, religion, peaceful assembly, and the right to petition for grievances. that's considered basic knowledge of civics for american eighth-graders by the national assessment governing board. >> the national assessment governing board is a board that sets the policy for the national assessment of educatio

tonight for allegheny,high lands ranch pendleton, mineral, frost burg, high town, bayard, mount storm here we are talking at least any where from 6 to 12- inch offs snow, by the time this is all over tonight. already shea have gotten in excess of -- they have gotten in excess of 6 inches. wind chill advisory as well. 40 miles per hour and wind chill values expected to be some 5 to 10 degrees below 0. that is in effect until noon.

, it's a hooker ranch.pros el. a house of prostitution. they came out with their endorsement. can someone explain this? >> they are collecting tips for rof ron paul. >> is ron paul going to go to the funny ranch. you got to give the by points for something consistent. we want government you think it is not important in this race? >> i hadn't actually thought about it until this moek meant. it tells you not all ber just happy sarah palin. would you have taken donald trump, i got to wrap. thanks for coming out. i have to wrap. knew does the department of jahstis have pbrian perry. investigating the murder of the border patrol agent. the inspy of how a shippingiant can befriend a forest may seem lie the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take aw the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're ft with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pre

tug boats drag the pens with the live tuna inside to tuna ranches. tuna ranches?d ranches refers to cattle. >> yes. but you do not breed the blue fin tuna at the ranch. you fatten the fish to gain up to 20% in weight. >> reporter: they feed their sardines and mackerel. they control the color, the flavor. in three to six months the tuna will be big and fat enough to harvest, 90% of them will go to japan, which imports as much tuna as it can, any tuna, half a million tons a year. most of it is flash frozen on these ships that arrive in japanese ports every day. they are stored in giant freezer rooms at a bone-chilling, minus 75 degrees fahrenheit. at any given time, there are over 60,000 tune tons of frozen tuna stockpiled in what some call japan's strategic reserve. that is 60,000 tons of frozen fish and one frozen correspondent. freezing tuna at such low temperatures has trons formed what was once a fresh delicacy in to a commodity with virtually no expiration date. the king of sushi is no longer treated like royalty. it is scraped and planed and cut in to blocks.

after seeing the story on the news, an owner of the ranch adopted tuscany. living a much happier life we hope on that ranch. >>> it looks like artists will soon be able to sell. not violating free speech rights. judges accept the terms of the artists, they can sell their works along the board walks without facing trouble from police. >>> we have a lot more to come on wjz eyewitness news. hundreds of protesters killed tonight. why the united nations stopped short of taking action. disaster deja vu. today's fitting contribute to the creator of soul train. >>> wjz eyewitness news, the mayor is meeting with the public to talk about the budget. half of the people here are from occupy baltimore. the story is next. >>> i'm bernadette woods. we'll let you know what to expect in the rest of the weekend's forecast when eyewitness news returns. >>> complete coverage continues with adam may, bernadette with adam may, bernadette woods, and ,,,,,,,, share the love with a delicious chocolate heart donut from dunkin'. spread the donut joy today. >>> bernadette will have you

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he also recalled her resolve visiting the ranch but has no memory of any of their victims. phil looking back he considers himself lucky. >> there could have been an incident where it was me or different family member he was fighting with and all he could think about is doing something to us. >>pam: stay with kron4 for continued coverage of the search for the victims of the speed freak killers. we have a special section set up on our web site at includes interviews and news conferences as well as all of the stories we have brought you over the last few days. for >>pam: of the upper deck of the bay bridge is now closed. in these live pictures he conceded incline flowage is a rare sight on a busy bridge like the bay bridge. the closure is likely to cause more traffic backups all over the bay area. here is a glimpse of that as drivers look for alternate routes into the city. dan kerman shows you when and where traffic will most likely be contested. >> 1/5 experts expect the bulk of the congestion to be between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on sunday. the first theory are the three t

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this is gradey ranch. it also borders an up scale hougs development.s wants to bismd a three-story digital production center with 85 foot towers, mission style. the plans got approved in 1996. now, they're modifying it to keep neighbors concerns in check. >> it's smaller than was approved and grading is reduced. and we believe it's beautiful. >> the neighbors say they're concerned about noise and pollution. they're asking to take time before passing along recommendations. >> is it not the county's job to protect the neighborhood from inappropriate projects? can we find a way to make this a more sensitive design? >> the immediate meeting is still going on and could go until after 6:00. i did hear from people in there perhaps it's going to be approved with mod ficks. if it does go to the word of supervisors those opposed say it will appeal to the board of supervisors. >> thank you. and america's cup deal to trade water front development rights to pier repairs is dead now. races are still coming here but the mayor announced a scaled-back plan. mark matthe

he drew a map pointing to a well on an old cattle ranch his family used to own 60 miles south of sacramento where authorities have been digging with success. the bounty hunter says their work has only just begun. >> shermantine told me that herzog put over 12 people in the well and it is not even the wealth they are digging at now that has bodies in it -- the well they are digging at now. that was closed in the early 80s the real well is going to have more bodies. >> reporter: at least one body has been identified it is"h not that of 9-year-old, last seen in 1988 forced into a car outside of a hayward store. shermantine says herzog kidnapped the girl herzog was paroled on a technicality in 2010 but committed suicide with when he heard shermantine was talking. the speed freak killers are suspected in at least 15 murders in the 80s and 90s. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> students at an east bay high are peeved over a growing bathroom battle. the principal's z to close most of the bathrooms creating a zinc kind of urgent problem. -- amy hollyfield is live in concord. -- some are saying this sc

the ranch is rented by a & l poultry the owner will likely face animal neglect charges. >>> [ unintelligible panel of advisers to the usda is recommending approval of a drug as a treatment for obesity the same panel that previously rejected the drug due to safety concerns. they've agreed to keep the drug away from women who might become pregnant, critics are concerned about potential cardiovascular problems. >> in the studies there was five heart attacks, the people that took a placebo there were none. >> we think it is important these drugs be prescribed by the appropriate physicians to the appropriate patients. there's a risk about remaining obese as well. >> the fda is expected to make a final decision by april. what is the obesity rate 35% in this country now. >> you definitely see both sides, the health concerns of being obese, the health concerns of trying to not be obese. caught in between. >>> disturbing and disgusting. reaction to a vandalism attack on a local church. how parishioners are turning an act of hate into a lesson of tolerance. >>> yanking away the welcome mat. the bay ar

authorities found 50,000 hens dead or starving on a commercial ranch in turlock.most had to be euthanized. the healthier hens will be available for adoption. they are malnurished but expected to fully recover. even if you can't an hospital a hen the humane society is accepting donations to help care for them. >>> a good samaritan who helped catch two bank robbery suspects in san jose will be honored. last month steve brown nabbed a robber on highway 85 after the getaway car was involved in a crash. he is the owner of a private security company witnessed the crash and followed the suspects he caught up with one, took him into custody and called police who arrested the second suspect. >>> exciting time for bird watchers in san jose. clara the momma falcon has laid her first egg of the season. this is video from a webcam on the building. they are -- predatory bird research group expects a second egg to drop today. at least two more by friday. clara is expected to be guarding her nest for the next 33 days until the chicks come out of their shells. >>> 4:56. how did it

. >>> thousands of hens were found dead or star starving. 50,000 hens were discovered on a chicken ranch after a neighbor complained. one-third died of starvation, and the rest in such poor condition they had to be euthanatized. they say the owner will likely face animal neglect charges. >>> the man uh us coulded of murdering a berkeley hill homeowner is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. daniel jordan made his first court appearance today. he is accused of beating him to death with a flower pot. berkeley police say they did not respond to the initial nonemergency call about a trespasser because their officers were dealing with an occupy march. today we spoke to an occupy oakland protestor. >> it is tragic what happened in berkeley. it calls into question the way that berkeley police is allocating their resources. i mean, there are actual crimes being committed, and the crime is not these peaceful protests. >> the berkeley police department says it responded immediately after a second call came in on the 9-1-1 emergency line. that was after he was attacked. >>> parents at a school in con

the meth was found at a small ranch. the bust comes as u.s. officials issue a travel warning. the warning includes more information on drug violence in states and cities in the country. mexico tourism officials expressed concern that american tourists were getting scared off by the old warnings which were more generalized. 120 americans were killed in mexico last year as a result of drug violence. >> in washington today, three of the four republican presidential candidates will address a gathering of conservatives, it may be mitt romney's best chance to make his case for the nomination. the conservative action conference comes at a critical time in the presidential primary season. rick santorum is trying to build and romney is trying to convince voters he is a true conservative. >> cpac is an opportunity for govern romney to speak about the issues that they care about. >> newt gingrich will also be at cpac, all eyes on the straw poll which could be a key test of momentum for the candidates. >> switching to wall street, time to check on the markets right now. for that we turn t

. >>> thousands of hens were found dead or star starving. 50,000 hens were discovered on a chicken ranch after a neighbor complained. one-third died of starvation, and the rest in such poor condition they had to be euthanatized. they say the owner will likely face animal neglect charges. >>> the man uh us coulded of murdering a berkeley hill homeowner is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. daniel jordan made his first court appearance today. he is accused of beating him to death with a flower pot. berkeley police say they did not respond to the initial nonemergency call about a trespasser because their officers were dealing with an occupy march. today we spoke to an occupy oakland protestor. >> it is tragic what happened in berkeley. it calls into question the way that berkeley police is allocating their resources. i mean, there are actual crimes being committed, and the crime is not these peaceful protests. >> the berkeley police department says it responded immediately after a second call came in on the 9-1-1 emergency line. that was after he was attacked. >>> parents at a school in con

excavation for human remains on abandoned san joaquin cattle ranch was postponed today because of the rain. over the weekend deputy found boeing fragment, shoes, clothing and jewelry leaked to convicted killer wesley and lower than. police were led to the ranch by bounty hunter leonard whether payed him 33,000 dollars for map leading to the victim remains. he believes more bodies are buried on or near the property. >> in this particular well i don't know that there's any more than a couple. i to believe in the other well further east there's as many as a dozen. >> sherman remains prison. hertz ago killed himself last month. authorities say they are hoping a break in the case will help them solve the kidnapping of my kayla nine years old when disappeared from hayward home in 1988. they might be responsible for her disappearance. >> those responsible for attacking and killing a dog in san jose. police say the 4 pound terrier named shadow after stomped and kicked. it happened on colonial way saturday afternoon. shadow owner was wearing red while walking his dog and he says a group of you

excavation for human remains on abandoned san joaquin cattle ranch was postponed today because of the rain. over the weekend deputy found boeing fragment, shoes, clothing and jewelry leaked to convicted killer wesley and lower than. police were led to the ranch by bounty hunter leonard whether payed him 33,000 dollars for map leading to the victim remains. he believes more bodies are buried on or near the property. >> in this particular well i don't know that there's any more than a couple. i to believe in the other well further east there's as many as a dozen. >> sherman remains prison. hertz ago killed himself last month. authorities say they are hoping a break in the case will help them solve the kidnapping of my kayla nine years old when disappeared from hayward home in 1988. they might be responsible for her disappearance. >> those responsible for attacking and killing a dog in san jose. police say the 4 pound terrier named shadow after stomped and kicked. it happened on colonial way saturday afternoon. shadow owner was wearing red while walking his dog and he says a group of you

where they'll take not take but use 50 feet, bury it, and the land owners then continue to ranch on top of it or grow their crops on top of it. so it's not pushing anyone off their land. i just want to set that straight. because i think that it shows an image here that's just not accurate to begin with. now there are private company and they negotiate. and at least in the state of nebraska, i've met with ranch owners who had no problems negotiati negotiating an agreement for the right of way. now with the movements of the lands, one is even concerned that they're losing their right of way money. nonetheless, though, if there is an issue with being able to negotiate that is always handed -- handled by state law. so if there's a land owner in montana, montana law handles that. if it's -- there's an issue in south dakota, south dakota law handles that. and the same for nebraska. so in essence what this does, this amendment does is advice rates the state's rights to handle utility issues in their own states. whether it's this project or forever but that's what this does is just says we're n

. >>> arguments will be heard today on whether to allow george lucas to expand his sky walker ranch,by building a 270,000 square foot digital media compound and farmland. some neighbors fear the development will be too large. lucas films officials insist the compound will be similar to skywalker ranch and the new structure could be -- would be hidden in the hills. >>> the artist took home five oscars, including best picture only the second silent film ever to win best picture the last time it happened was in 1929 for a film called wings. besides best picture the artist won for best director and best actor for jean dujardin he's the first french actor to get the honor. >> i love your country. [ laughing ] >> merci, i love you! >> thank you very much i can translate that part. the biggest surprise of the night may have been in the best actress category which went to meryl streep. streep has been nominated 17 times but hasn't won since sophie's choice in 1983. octavia spencer was shocked when she won best supporting actress for her role in the help. christopher plumber took home the bes

row told a bounty hunter where they should search he drew a map pointing to a well on an old cattle ranch his family used to own. that's where authorities have been digging with success. the y hunter says -- the bounty hunter says their work has only just begun. >> he said over 12 people in the well and it is not even the well they are digging at now. that was closed in the early 80s. the real well is a quarter mile down the road the one that is going to have a lot more bodies. >> reporter: one body has been identified it is not that of 9-year-old mikayla garr recollection last seen in 1988 -- being forced into a car outside a car. man says his partner herzog kidnapped the girl. he committed suicide recently when he heard shermantine was talking. the bounty hunter is paying shermantine for the information. the speed freak killers are suspected in at least 15 murs in the 80s and 90s. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:06 now. the autopsy on whitney houston is complete but it will take several weeks before the results are back on the cause of the singer's death. according to tmz houston's fam

and at least in the state of nebraska, i've met with ranch owners who had no problems negotiating an agreement for the right of way. now with the movements of the lands, one is even concerned that they're losing their right of way money. nonetheless, though, if there is an issue with being able to negotiate that is always handed -- handled by state law. so if there's a land owner in montana, montana law handles that. if it's -- there's an issue in south dakota, south dakota law handles that. and the same for nebraska. so in essence what this does, this amendment does is eviserates the state's rights to handle utility issues in their own states. whether it's this project or forever but that's what this does is just says we're not going to trust nebraska or south dakota or montana on this to do what their state law says to be done here. i think for states rights advocates this is a bad amendment. so i'll yield back. >> chairman yields back. other members? mr. waxman is recognized. >> mr. chairman, i support this amendment by our colleague mr. rush. it says -- simple amendment. congress

tonight for allegheny,high lands ranch pendleton, mineral, frost burg, high town, bayard, mount storm here we are talking at least any where from 6 to 12- inch offs snow, by the time this is all over tonight. already shea have gotten in excess of -- they have gotten in excess of 6 inches. wind chill advisory as well. 40 miles per hour and wind chill values expected to be some 5 to 10 degrees below 0. that is in effect until noon. now, here is a look at the areas that we are saying all in pink where we have the winter storm warning but we have snow totals, 1.5 inches german town. damascus, over 2 inches, same for lavalle maryland. frost burg, 4 inches plus. bayard west irvin yeah, they have already gotten 7 inches or more winchester just over as inch as well as far as winds are concerned, gusty, already today, national recorded wind gusts town 47 miles per hour 49 dulles, 46 baltimore and those winds are a big factor today temperatures right now low 20s but we've got wind chills you factor in winds temperatures and these winds gusting everywhere even up to 37 miles per hour you can see

. >> the search for human remains at a ranch in the central valley may provide answers to a number of unsolved cases including the kidnapping of a girl from haywood. rita williams, what police have learned and sent to investigators. >> reporter: a mother's heart breaking wait continues. >> i'm still believing that she is a live out there. >> reporter: we have learned haywood police have sent evidence and photographs of what the 9-year-old was wearing when she was kidnapped 24 years. they have finding buried bones of victims of the speed freak killers. >> these are shoes like the ones she wore. >> reporter: the murder trials of those two serial killers were moved to san jose. >> we the jury. find the punishment at death for the defendant wesley howard clementine. >> reporter: he showed no emotion. >> my reaction is thank god. he. >> reporter: then the prosecutor offered an unusual deal. life if he would disclose the locations of the bodies of two of his victims one killed in 1985 and one in 1998. >> what might hold him back is my idea that will won't be just two bodies, we believe that

. >>> this morning, cadaver dogs search a second site at an abandoned cattle ranch where two convictederial killers may have dumped their victims. investigators will lower a powerful camera down a 50-foot well at the ranch near lindon where more than 1,000 bone fragments have already been found. a backhoe and other heavy equipment used to dig into the land may have torn apart evidence. investigators are starting the process of piecing together bone fragments and other debris. deputies were led to the wells by one of the so-called killers who claims he and his partner dumped more than a dozen bodies there during a killing spree in the '80s and '90s. >>> this morning, the city of oakland continued to crack down on a pair hotels it believes are havens for hookers. the city trying to shut down the national lodge on international ulanevard d the economy inn on 12th street. today's court hearing deals specifically with the economy inn which the city says has been a hub of crime and child prostitution for decades. oakland looking to shut the motel down for at least one year possibly for good.

. >> the search for human remains at a ranch in the central valley may provide answers to a number ofolved cases including the kidnapping of a girl from haywood. rita williams, what police have learned and sent to investigators. >> reporter: a mother's heart breaking wait continues. >> i'm still believing that she is a live out there. >> reporter: we have learned haywood police have sent evidence and photographs of what the 9-year-old was wearing when she was kidnapped 24 years. they have finding buried bones of victims of the speed freak killers. >> these are shoes like the ones she wore. >> reporter: the murder trials of those two serial killers were moved to san jose. >> we the jury. find the punishment at death for the defendant wesley howard clementine. >> reporter: he showed no emotion. >> my reaction is thank god. he. >> reporter: then the prosecutor offered an unusual deal. life if he would disclose the locations of the bodies of two of his victims one killed in 1985 and one in 1998. >> what might hold him back is my idea that will won't be just two bodies, we believe that he

. >> that went down well in nevada at the moonlight bunny ranch.stitution is legal in nearly a dozen counties. the girls love a good caucus met and decided to endorse paul's candidacy, and put up a sign "pimpin for paul" and they promised special favors for any client who says they are. >> if somebody says i am pimping for paul they are going to have a real good time. aren't they girls? >> yay >> given that level of enthusiasm, one wonders if they are in it for the politics. endorsements mean nothing but it can be entertaining. in the case of the working girls, more than a few said they were impressed that ron paul is a doctor. >> he knows what women's wants and needs are. when it comes to a man that's going to be in office you want a man that knows his way around a woman. >> ha-ha-ha. he knows his way around a woman? good grief by that reasoning, you should have endorsed newt gingrich. girls noted today that they endorsed president obama back in 2008. last year they apparently became disillusioned when mr. obama endorsed horse meat. one was able t

home is 60 acres of open pasture at greenwood ranch just a few miles away from auburn. royal blood or not, 22-year-old ben made sure we knew that he was a media star, and he kept interrupting our interview to make sure we gohis good side on camera. >> heh heh. we have a hambone here. he's a--he's a camera hog. >> good-looking and good-natured, the cream draft horse is believed to be the only draft breed native to america, and these horses, which are more than 5 feet tall, or 17 hands, are surprisingly hard to startle. no wonder they've been dazzling crowds in hundreds of parades and shows across california and the u.s. >> we've even had 'em at the indianapolis car races, and they've--they handled that well. they even had a car go by 'em at 150 miles an hour, uh--and-- and stood up to all of that. and they handle helicopters, sirens, uh, air horns. uh, they're very solid horses. >> john, who grew up on a farm, has been raising draft horses for about 30 years. >> we were looking for a--some new horse to work with in the future, and we'd read about the american cream draft

>> executive ranch officials, particularly in this day and age ended reticular these nominees. pole position that we had enormous authority. modern formats authority and in some stand, somewhat regrettably in my opinion wholesale policymaking authority that can almost be likened to the authority be wielded legislatures. regardless of how you feel about underlying statute to get enormous policymaking authority to executive ranches they wield tremendous authority, as two federal judges who will select to go through the confirmation process. said the founding fathers felt it was absolutely imperative that these nominees received in instances -- not instances where it is the recesses for the cause, the rubberstamp of the least one house of congress and for whatever reason they chose to give that to the senate and because they did we take seriously our rule to make sure the president's nominees get credit, to make sure any who do not have a port of those voting in the senate don't get confirmed and joe move on. i think the best way i can summarize my answer to your question is just

we had just built our house at the ranch, we moved our personal furniture there. of course, we brought our personal photographs and, obviously, personal effects that we wanted to be able to live with while we were here. >> how do you decide who gets to come to the private quarters? >> well, we ask -- all of our friends have been in the private quarters. all of our closest friends have stayed here, from people we went to the second grade, who came for a really wonderful valentine's weekend once, and had valentine dinner in the red room, pu stayed up here with us on this floor, in the third floor, where there are a lot of little bedrooms upstairs. our parents and our family, this very weekend, barbara bush and president george bush will be coming in for some parties that they're invited to. but also to host a party for jenna. a wedding shower for her, so that will be very fun. really, our closest friends, but also, tonight, for instance, we're hosting senators up on this floor. there will be a reception, walking around on this floor, really in the yellow oval room,

greater ranch, they are known for humanely raised and more cuts. >> we know how good it is, we wanted the opportunity to could this stuff in getting into people's skins. >>vicki: the eatery is take out comfort food that the owner calls on its food. >> i always kept thinking, where is the american stuff? traditional american good quality food. >>vicki: praise the lord says it all. this is no guilt cuisine. >> keeping it simple and keeping it real, with a modern twist. we're focused on things like sustainability, caring for the animals and the land. a three-pronged approach, everyone wins. >>vicki: it sounds like you have some old fashioned values, the ranch has been around since the 1800's? >> yes. we make our own hot dogs and we make great breakfast sandwiches and sausage. week your our own and bacon. it is pretty good stuff. >>vicki: this is a chicken salad sandwich, fried pork sandwich, salad, sirloin and the coup de gras, this is the stone breakers in hamburger, named after the owner. french fries in the burger. >>vicki: besides the stone breaker burger stuffed with french fries in

of our workforce want and need the ability to come to the united states and work on the farms and ranches and return to their home country. the consequences of getting it wrong are serious. make no mistake, to lose the ability to feed our nation and depend upon foreign produced food is a national security issue. imposing ae-verify mandate and not creating a reliable workforce for agriculture will endanger america's food supply currently grown in america. the united states department of agriculture stats show that foreign producers are gaining market share in the united states. fruit and vegetable imports from china have increased over 555%. in conclusion i have shared with you a snaphot of what is taking place across america. i urge you to craft a solution with foorm farmers in america t economicically practice and addresses the impact to address the problem and recognizes the value of the people who work for us and feed our nation. i'll be happy to answer any questions later. >> thank you very much, mr. wenger. mr. wicker. >> thank you. good morning. i'm lee wicker. deputy director of kn