he took salina together with their three children i know he will never come back because he was killed last march. since then she says she hasn't heard from her daughter salinas one of hundreds of chechens who have left their homeland since of the beginning of the syrian war to join us. and the women mostly follow to their husbands as is customary for chechen women to do. official figures put the number of chechens fighting for the terrorist militia at seven hundred most all are listed as missing some of the mothers give us these photos desperate and hoping to get some sign of life from their children. betty matts house her son and seller and grand daughters somalia and look at photos of celina we want to know if answer would allow himself to be recruited by terrorists and would go to syria as his sister did. you know i will not get recruited. after all i have my own mind and i do not listen to the others. isn't giving up hope of seeing her daughter again she even shows us children things she has bought for her three grandchildren who are in syria now and then she shows us that they sp

andrea: estÁ con nosotros un hombre al que adoramos y es con galanazo, porque salinas. -- jorge salinas

police say these women targeted victoria's secret at the northridge mall in salinas. police say they stole nearly 300 bras worth about $17,000. the theft happened on sunday. if you recognize any of these women, call salinas police. >>> tonight, did cult leader charles manson have a secret daughter? a woman claimed her stake of the late killer's estate. peter dowd on the latest drama. >> if he cannot say he loves his grandfather, then our world is a little messed up. >> reporter: the grandson of charles manson wants manson cremated. freeman insists his grandfather died without a will. he didn't learn he was related to manson until he was 11 years old. then had an eight-year relationship with manson. he wants to give his grandfather a proper burial. >> i love my grandfather. everybody makes mistakes. i'm not talking about the mistakes he's made and placing judgment. i don't want anyone judging me for my past, you know, for my past choices. he did his time. >> reporter: but the killer's pen pal wants control of the remains. claiming he filed a will in 2002 naming him exe

the other way to look at this, what salina was saying, when it's a big mess, who do you blame? jennifer ruben, no fan writes if he were a chief executive of the private company, the president who was supposed to make government run like a business would be fired. errol louis, d you think bed on how the president is playing this that he understands the perils there? >> i think everyone is trying to figure out who is going to get blamed. they're spending more time in blame than trying to solve it. the president by reversing himself yesterday, he said he was going to be going to mar-a-lago regardless of what happened. they seem to have dialed that back. he realizes, oh, there's going to be a problem here. in every corner of the country, if the shutdown does happen, there will be people going to national parks, going right here to the statue of liberty, to show all the people who won't be able to visit the symbol of freedom, there could be negative effects on the stock market, the big rally he claims credit for could come to an end or sputter. there are people who do business with

salinas. >> thank you, president, chairman, commissioners. jim salinas. i'm here to thank the chief through the chair for the respect and the attentiveness he's given the latino community the last few months. i truly appreciate the fact that this chief is in great demand, and as i said earlier is working favorishly to try to reinstill the trust and the confidence and to build the community relations that were once much much better. i just wanted to come down here. i know that he's very busy, and i know that he's taking time. i also want to thank while i'm here deputy chief sainz, when he's not able to come down and answer questions and continue to build on this relationship, that they're there. and again, despite the fact that all of them have a great many duties. lastly, i just want to say in december, commissioners, i read an article in the mission local regarding some issues with the sfpd, and i have to say that i hope maybe you all will take some of this to heart in that we're one of the few jurisdictions that can't locate our radio cars. we're a majo

aquÍ estÁ, mira, carmen salinas, tu jonny. san valentÍn estos dos pollitos empiecen a ser marido y mujer. en la posiciÓn nÚmero uno, despuÉs de mÁs de 15 meses de espera, sabemos por fin si juliÁn gil es el padre de matÍas, el prÓximo 4 de enero se presentarÁ el actor y conductor en un laboratorio para hacerse una prueba de adn aclararÁn todos los rumores y se abrirÁ el camino para una relaciÓn en paz para esta familia. karla: ay! orlando va a tener mucho de quÉ hablar. johnny: ay! este 2018 promete. pero ojalÁ que sean buenas noticias para todo el mundo. que todas las cosas sean pozo positivas. karla: usted, ¿ya estÁ ble skwoi sus metas para el 2018? johnny: no se ponga a hacer cosas que no va a cumplir. nuestra andrea nos viene a decir lo mÁs in para este 2018. karla: recordamos la visita de salma hayek y derbez en "despierta amÉrica". johnny: en vivo, ¿quiÉn madruga en un dÍa como hoy? los que tienen las experiencias de madrugar en un aÑo nuevo. karla: asÍ andamos varios, y son bendiciones. hay que trabajar, y el trabajo es

it happened january 21 at victoria's secret at the northridge mall in salinas. if you recognize the women contact salinas police.>>> a man is charged with two counts of murder after the bodies of two women were discovered on a remote property owned by the suspects parents. they were called to the property yesterday morning. it is located 50 miles northwest of sacramento. today 49-year-old harden -- arraigned on murder charges. he did not enter a plea. investigators say they found the women's bodies on a property surrounded by almond trees. one was inside a freezer in the home. the second one was discovered in a pond. the are identified as kimberly taylor and jessica mae zach. the two women lived on the property. where they were found. >>> the accused killers of a teenager enrichment are expected to be in court on monday for the start of their preliminary hearing. the victim martinez was shot and killed 16 months ago. a few blocks from his house. his family talked with paul chambers as they began their fight for the justice of their son.>> reporter:>> remember th

and big cells towards salinas and hollister.re is a little bit of a breeze but not enough to scour things out. it is a mess. southern california, santa barbara, all of the burn areas, around burbank as well. l.a. numerous mudslides. 101 is closed in montecito. a bad situation down there. you might imagine. they are getting the rain now. 50s on the 60s. i'm sure that you have seen the reports coming out of southern california. it is ugly. >> it is ugly. driving down there is not good at all. we have driving tough all over the state. interstate 880 in milpitas is back open after several lanes were shut down because of a deadly wrong-way crash. alex savidge is live in milpitas to explain what happened. [audio difficulties] >> reporter: now, the crash has been cleared from the lanes. and all of the lanes are now back open. although you see there is still a lot of heavy traffic in this area at this hour. this all happened just before 5:00 this morning when the driver of a dark green minivan was spotted going northbound in the southbo

in monterey county, where one person recently died from the flu, visitors to salinas valley memorialospital can only see patients for 15 minutes. >> what we're seeing in california right now is a very early large spike in cases, four times greater than last year at this time. a sneeze or a cough from somebody who has been infected can spread a half million influenza germs so this is a big deal. >> reporter: statewide, at least 17 people under the age of 65 have died because of the flu so far and this is the worst time of the year for the virus, the time between december and february. but still, medical experts say that the flu season can last as long as may. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> there will be a balloted for a $3 toll hike for all nine bay area accounts. if approved by voters the tolls would go up on all bay area bridges with the exception of the golden gate bridge beginning on january 1st, 2019. that would be followed by subsequent one dollar increases in 2022 and 2025. the final cost on toll bridges would then be $8 except for the bay bridge, where it would increase

tambiÉn la soluciÓn salina se puede preparar en casa con agua tibia, 240 ml de agua y sal de mesa.elente pregunta. no recomendamos ningÚn tipo de miel en menores de un aÑo. podemos usar las hojas calientes, mejoran mucho lo que son los sÍntomas de la tos. doctor: una de las preguntas que mÁs hacen los padres, antes de preguntarte ya te estÁn pidiendo un antibiÓtico. andrÉs: eso siempre. doctor: deben consumir antibiÓticos, cuÁndo es necesario? andrÉs: los antibiÓticos parece tipo de catarro o virus, no necesitamos antibiÓticos. solamente asÍ como bien al cuerpo, ese virus se va, lo que hay que tomar estas medidas es de precauciÓn, de sostenimiento para que el niÑo se sienta mejor. la mayorÍa de torre frío se -- de estos resfriado se curan solitos. doctor:luego de tres semanas pueden contagiar? andrÉs: contagian en la primera semana. es el periodo de mÁs contagio, luego contagian mucho menos. por esas importante tomar la medida de lavarse las manos, no saludar, estornudar tapÁndose asÍ. son medidas que ayudan muchÍsimo para la prevenciÓn de la enfermedad. doctor: muchÍsimas gracias,

system and protect property values, and to make flood insurance affordable, but in consultation, jd salinas, the ounty judge put a bond lection on the ballot and came up with a dual use system which provided that levee improvement and also provided a wall in critical areas that the border patrol said they needed in order to slow down the flow of illegal immigration and drug trafficking and the like. that is just one example of what i consider a win-win proposition, and where one size does not fit all. i appreciate your willingness to work with all of us to come up with those kind of win-win situations where possible. chief padilla told me that the majority of people coming across the border who were detained in the rio grande valley sector are from central america. i cannot remember the exact percentage, but it is high as you know. what these traffickers are doing is exploiting a vulnerability in our system. we passed the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act to protect children from human trafficking, a highly worthy cause. traffickers have now figured out that since children

. >>> police in salinas are asking for help to identify a bank robbery suspect. coast credit do you knowon at 10 -- credit union at 10:00 yesterday. he demanded money after pulling out a gun. if you have any information on the suspect, call salinas police. >>> five men were arrested by san jose police accused of small break-ins at super stores. they were called the lucky lotto bandits because they would steal lottery tickets along with cash and cigarettes at convenience stores. police are also looking for one other person in addition to the five men. >>> the time is 6:56. ucla is banning alcohol from l of e frat house events after a woman says she was sexually assaulted at an off- campus party. the council passed the ban earlier this week. it is an indefinite ban. it comes days after a former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape. the council didn't say if it was connected to the rape but they want to ensure the safety and well being of people at fraternity activities. >> i think it is a good activity. there's been s

papel era para jorge salinas. cosas de frente, siempre claras y si estÁs con alguien, siempre ser honestos. si te hace sentir que ya falta libertad, es fazio, pues es necesario hablarlo pareja. reportera: serÁ que este corazÓn ya tiene dueÑa? carlos ferro: llevo solterodos aÑos, bastante tiempo. creo que era necesario. son procesos que uno va viviendo iba teniendo. estoy aprendiendo a estar solo y me encanta porque viajo sÓlo, voy al cine solo. addis: amigos, nadie le quita nada a nadie y estamos de acuerdo. Éste papel realmente le ha quedado perfecto a ferro. alan: se hace casting en todas la novelas. es decisiÓn del productor. carlos: para el que ha hecho casting en su vida no sabe la situaciÓn. los nervios se ponen de punta. yo me pondrÍa mÁs nervioso que otra cosa! alan: ese carÁcter fuerte del amigo. de un actor al otro autor, no depende ni siquiera de Él. carlos: ya aclarÓ en todo caso que no es el caso. alan: miren la cara de felicidad estas chamacas con carros ferro, te queremos mucho, addis. francisca: la

in monterey county, where one person recently died from the flu, visitors to salinas valley memorial hospital can only see patients for 15 minutes. >> what we're seeing in california right now is a very early large spike in cases, four times greater than last year at this time. a sneeze or a cough from somebody who has been infected can spread a half million influenza germs so this is a big deal. >> reporter: statewide, at least 17 people under the age of 65 have died because of the flu so far and this is the worst time of the year for the virus, the time between december and february. but still, medical experts say that the flu season can last as long as may. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> today we should learn more about the arrest of a man accused of sexually assaulting a teacher in san jose. police say a man showed up to harker middle school tuesday before students arrived. he was roaming around for a couple of hours before he attacked a teacher inside a classroom. san jose police will hold a news conference at noon to provide more details on the arrest. >>> today federal

karla: con jorge salinas, no? al maestro. bien lo dijiste, las pelotas no se ponen en la mesa. como mamÁ, viste? le saliÓ el instinto de mamÁ. presentador: y los zapatos? karla: bien lo decÍa fran, vamos a conocer estos casos que nos inspiran. vamos a enlazarnos con nuestra abogada jessica domÍnguez hasta los Ángeles que tiene un caso que ojalÁ nos pueda servir a todos. jessica: asÍ es como muy buenos dÍas, como todos sabemos, nuestra comunidad en este momento estÁ pasando por un momento muy difÍcil, especialmente porque tiene mucha preocupaciÓn acerca de que el tps ha terminado para los diferentes paÍses centroamericanos. hoy vamos a ver un padre de familia que no solamente tiene preguntas, pero que tambiÉn nos cuenta que no puede dormir por la preocupaciÓn. voy a ir personalmente encargarme de su caso, y por quÉ estamos aquÍ en el mercado? porque "despierta amÉrica" quiere ser también de bendiciÓn y le vamos a llevar algunos vÍveres para que Él y su familia los disfrute. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica: ya vamos en camino a sorpr

--"raphael arriaga" fue arrestado tras el accidente el sabado por la noche salinas ...les indicaron que el sospechoso se pas un semaforo en rojo y fue cuando golpe a otro auto. --un hombre fue arrestado bajo sospecha de golpear a un pasajero del bart en la estacin north berkeley, el sbado. --la polica indic que "danny angelo rodrguez" de 37 aÑos, recibi una orden que le prohibe utilizar el bart.. --ese tipo de prohibicon requiere que los infractores no utilicen el servicio por 30 das hasta un aÑo.. esta ley entr en efecto en 2013. --- un incendio de dos alarmas arras con un taller mecnico en san jos... --- el siniestro se report hoy a eso de las seis de la maÑana en el local situado en la cuadra mil 600 de la calle almaden expressway cerca de la autopista 87... --- los trabajadores dicen que se vern afectados por lo que pas... 01:36 "imaginese empezando el aÑo y pues de aqui dependemos varias personas y familias, el taller es ya de muchos anos." 0145 --- el fuego llen de humo el vecindario... y tambin destruy automoviles que estaban dentro del taller. --con el nuevo aÑo

the theft happened on january 21st at the northridge mall in salinas. if you recognize the women, contact salinas police. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin to talk about our weather. cleared up today. not bad out there. >> it did. it cleared up of as a day of wet weather yesterday and cold weather and cold morning start and temperatures got up into the 50s today. clear skies and then the clouds came back in. here's the thing. rain is over for now. as we head to the weekend it's drying out and warming up especially during the day. denver had flight delays because of snow. pacific northwest getting some rain. we're on the south end of all that. you see the clouds from that system to the north of us. the clouds will be gone by tomorrow. we'll be mostly sunny and nice. nice sunset tonight. it will be cool. overnight lows into the 30s again. low 30s with frost an absolute possibility or probability, 47 in napa right now. it's going to be down in the 30s overnight. the story is this low pressure center that went through. how much rain did

. >> in salinas valley, been refurnishing greenhouses to grow cannabis. lots of it. you've been waiting for this a long time. >> working and struggling towards this moment entire adult life. >> reporter: hopes taking page from modern agriculture and producing pot on a massive scale become a brand name in weed. to me this almost looks like you could be growing anything found in the supermarket. >> you can grow in greenhouses what is equal in quality and less expensive than the cannabis grown in warehouses. >> reporter: he's working to expand dispensaries. this is almost like ground zero, how many more are you going to open? >> expect a statewide footprint within three years and hope to take this model out to the rest of the world. >> reporter: in a country where marijuana is still federally illegal, not everyone is happy. nobody ever is in a gold rush, and this one is officially under way. jacob soboroff, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the widow of colorado deputy killed in new year's eve ambush is honoring his memory and opening up about the tragedy. we're also learning

in monterey county where one person died from the flu, visitors to salinas valley memorial can only see patients for 15 minutes. >> what we're seeing in california right now is a very early large spike in cases, four times greater than what we saw last year at this time. a sneeze or a cough from somebody who is infected can spread a half million influenza germs so this is a big deal. >> reporter: statewide, at least 17 people under the age of 65 have died because of the flu. and if you have gotten the flu shot, you won't be as protected as you would hope. the medical experts say that this season's flu shot is only 10% effective. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> still to come, mark zuckerberg's new year's resolution. what he says he is going to do to fix facebook. and why it may not be so easy. >> also ahead, the cold new twist affecting millions of people on the east coast and the bay area flights impacted today by the record freeze. east coast. from maryland to maine.... record- breaking freezing temperatures are forecast into the weekend. >>> the coldest is yet to come for the ea

pinnacle national park near salinas, california.y shot this way back in april of 2016, and it just sat on a hard drive. they are just now finally getting around to putting this footage together and releasing it, and we're very grateful. blue mantle films consists of matt and holly. they spent a little bit more than a week camping and hiking and doing these gorgeous time-lapse videos. if you have said to yourself, it's 2018, i'm going to set some new goals for myself, maybe getting outside is one of them. let this inspire you. let this make you get out. get out and camp. put your feet in the dirt. hike. sleep outside. just take a breath. >> look at that little itty-bitty worm they caught. think about this, this was on the shelf for two years. they were keeping it a secret. >> it's no secret, gayle. i have friends who go there and camp and hike and do all the beautiful things that nick just mentioned. they are going to be mad, because you just drew attention to their secret, not so secret, spot. >> it's good to draw attention to the n

despues rodrigo salinas empat el juego con un buen madrugete en el complemento pero el conjunto lagunerora empujar la pelota al fondo y dejar el dos a uno final a favor de santos. en el partido entre atlas y tampico madero. los rojinegros aprovecharon los tantos de agelo hernandez y ravel morrison para irse adelante en el marcador y aun que loass dea cdescontaron cortesia de alberto garcia. no les alcanzo a los de casa para rescatar el marcador. jaiba brava uno, atlas dos. en la copa del rey..un error garrafal de nacho abrio le dio la oportunidad a "eraso" que con un tremendo disparo sorprendia a todos en el santiago bernabeu. en el complemtendo a segundos de haber iniciao el tiempo complementario el frances karim benzema anotaria el del empate pero el gusto no les duro mucho ya que gabriel al 55 con un cabezazo potente dejo la pelota al fondo y el leganes gano por marcador final global de tres a dos. terminamos esta noche en el area de la bahia donde los san jose earthquakes ya se preparan para iniciar con el pie derecho su temporada. el dia de hoy tuvieron su dia de medios y estuvimos

jim salinas. please know that i -- my apologies. i just wanted to say that i really appreciate the -- the fact that vice president mazzucco raised this issue about identification because right now, everybody's been struggling for the last year and a half certainly under this new watch with chief scott to instill trust and confidence in the latino community that the police is not there to harm them in any way, shape or form but to protect. and for the federal agents to come in here wearing those police vests certainly diminishes the ability for this police department to continue to build and instill the trust and confidence that we have lost. everybody's working feverishly and here they come in, doing what they're doing, and i'm as concerned as the vice president is, as i'm sure all of you are, that this continue. i'm not sure what authority we have to insist that they truly identi identify themselves as federal agents and not members of the san francisco police department so thank you vice president mazzucco. >> president turman: an

sewage flowed into monterey bay after equipment failed at a wastewater treatment facility that serves salinas and other peninsula cities. >> there was some type of a gate valve or a gate that wasn't properly shut or failed to shut. >> reporter: that happened he says between 11:00 and midnight friday. crews finished repairs and stopped the flow's sewage around 4:30 a.m. beach closure signs were still going up around 10 a.m., nearly 12 hours after the sewage spill. >> unless they're really early surfers that get out that early, it might have been very few people that would be in contact with the water. >> reporter: they estimate the amount of raw sewage that leaked into the ocean could fill a football field 50 feet deep. >> it's basically what anybody could flush down their toilet. >> before you got here there was about 50 school kids. >> reporter: so they'll be testing the water until they say it is safe, but there is also a rain advisory here which means you can't go into the water because of runoff. so these beaches may not open until this weekend. live in monterey county, maria medina, kpix

in monterey county where one flu death is reported, visitors to salinas valley memorial hospital can only see patients for 15 minutes. statewide, at least 17 people under age 65 have died because of the flu so far this year. >>> it may be possible to have children free from deadly diseases but who have carefully been selected with physical and mental traits and skin cells could be used to create the ideal embryo. only on "5," elizabeth cook shows us why this future is closer than you think. >>> reporter: from the moment of her birth, sadie was ready to see the world. >> she was actually born with her eyes open. >> reporter: thanks to mother nature, sadie was also born with a mind of her own. >> she is definitely going to be her own woman. >> reporter: and while in her own mother's eyes, sadie is perfect, in the not too distant future, perfection will be deliberate and created in a lab. experts predict parents will be able to choose a particular child to have before the child is conceived. this is all thanks to new and emerging reproductive technology. >> most of our babies in 20 to 4

sure to create is scary like this out of that salinas thing but i have to distinguish between military capabilities and political intentions just because russia has a fleet of force missiles an army that doesn't mean that russia is suddenly going to attack just just your reviews the fact that unfortunately as a result of this increasingly billick terrorist so political atmosphere between nato countries the russia is taking extra precautions and testing its own reserves and the possibility is what we need is common sense we need dialogue we didn't gauge went on to discuss the differences that there are between us rather than assuming because there are differences in some of the other countries and only. a teenage boy has been shot dead by masked gunmen in central amsterdam at least two other people were injured in the shooting outside a community center police say the incident does not appear to be terrorism according to eyewitnesses the gunman came looking for the victim and manhunt for the killers is on their way. facebook says it is unable to prove or disprove claims of russian meddl

since then she says she hasn't heard from her daughter salinas one of hundreds of chechens who have left their homeland since of the beginning of the syrian war to join us. the women mostly from their husbands as is customary for chechen women to do. official figures of the number of chechens fighting for the terrorist militia at seven hundred most are listed as missing some of the mothers give us these photos desperate and hoping to get some sign of life from their children. back at the math house her son answer and grand daughter somalia look at photos of celina we want to know if answer would allow himself to be recruited by terrorists and would go to syria as his sister did. not. recruited. after all i have my own mind and i do not listen to the others. isn't giving up hope of seeing her daughter again she even shows us children's things she has bought for her three grandchildren who are in syria now and then she shows us that they speak to her. i took the picture myself in syria. when we accompany her again on a trip from moscow to chechnya she reveals that she did once manage to se

---en salinas los padres de una beb de tan solo un aÑo de edad fueron arrestados por exponerla al humorihuana... --- las autoridades encontraron el pasado dos de enero a claudia campos y faustino matas y fumando la hierba en un auto estacionado sobre el parque ''natividad creek''... --- el beb fue hospitalizado como medidas de precaucion ahora los adultos enfrentan cargos por poner en peligro a la menor.. ----en oakland, la polica arresto a un hombre como sospechoso de matar a su esposa la noche de aÑo nuevo. --- las autoridades indicaron que "enrique sandoval" de 44 aÑos le habra confesado via telefonica a su hermano que habia cometido el homicidio en una disputa con su esposa identificada como "francisca martinez ramirez de 38 aÑos de edad. ---sandoval esta recluido en la carcel de santa rita sin derecho a fianza .. --lo que uno menos se imagina cuando escala una de las montaÑas en nuestra zona, es que ese paisaje puede cambiar por uno de terror --- y se encuentre usted con un coyote colgado... muerto y sin piel... ---este macabro hallazgo lo hizo un hombre, en una reserva de la ciud

we go to, like, salinas.rday, on sunday, we give you the service to provide the mexican community. we have to work, we have to give all services to the mexican community to know that we can--they can reach us to get the consular service. damian: talk about your commitment to your conacionales, your paisanos, and the fact that maybe if they come into your office, your office as a consulado, they're the priority, they're first. it's whatever their needs are, and your staff is there to assist them. juan manuel: yes, of course. yes, the idea is if you went to the mexican consulate, you are a mexican citizen or you are american citizen, you go for something. the idea is if you want to get something from the mexican consulate, like matricula consular, a mexican passport, or you want to know how to do business in mexico as an american citizen, we can help you. the idea is to give the best service for everybody who goes to the mexican consulate. it's my vision, it's my target to give the quality service to the people

triggering whiteout conditions already in salina, kansas. snow trucks clearing the roads. tonight, barrelling all the way to the east coast, making for a very treacherous friday on the roads. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking this all for us. you've got the time out for us? >> reporter: not a lot of snow with this, but we're really worried about the ice. tonight, 7:00, we bring the maps forward. arctic blast, below 32 and where that moisture meets that subfreezing air, that's where the trouble is going to be, louisville, indianapolis in the morning for the rush. up the ohio river. cincinnati, pittsburgh, back through nashville, as well. then sliding up east of buffalo in through albany. heavy rain, by the way, for the evening rush tomorrow for the big cities with that melting snow. new york included. snowfall generally less than five inches, but anywhere from a coating to a quarter inch of ice in that inning area. that's going to make driving very dangerous. >> be very careful out there. rob, thank you. >>> new images continue coming in of the devastation, the forc

. >> reporter: as he works to increase cannabis production at salinas, up in the bay area he's working to medical dispensaries medical sales. how many more? >> we hope to take this model out to the rest of the world. >> reporter: thar economic struggling towns hoping to turn their fortunes around with pot like desert hot springs. >> we have over 200 parcels zoned for cannabis. >> reporter: she runs a business for cannabis business one of them is the facility. 7 million to build but the upside is price less. >> $8 million of cannabis out of this one building. >> your lips to god's ears. >> reporter: desert hot springs has 60 projects just like it in the approval practice. already had impact on property values. >> a couple of years ago probably purchased for around 60 t 60,000 an acre. and today? >> you would be lucky if you find one 900,000 to a million. but carter acknowledges a harsh reality, it's hard to make it in the legal cannabis business. are you saying a lot of people out here are buying he canners a succeed? >> that's true. some won't get doors open. 70% fail rate. >> reporter

where we have the rain, you'll unless that from hollister to salinas and santa cruz, this is where theumbers are in the 50s. the atmosphere is moist. we have more moisture being pulled in here from the system that is trying to push to the south. look at that line where the fog is, half mile visibility napa, 3/4 mile in santa rosa. no visibility at all in petaluma. three miles on the coast. numbers look like this. low 40s north bay. mid-50s south bay. 51 in fremont and livermore. and your 12-hour day planner shows numbers in the upper 40s to low the 50s by 7:00. by 1:00 this afternoon, we're partly cloudy. low 60s north bay. about 57 fremont. as we go through the evening, once again with the cloud cover holding us in the 50s. so looking at a dry day, a dry weekend, our strongest storm of the season arrives on monday, cornell. >> thanks, lisa. >>> an investigation under way this morning in canada after two planes collidd on the ground parking a fire and emergency evacuations of passengers. take a look, a sun wing airlines plane on the left clipped a west jet airlines plain in toronto, ca

salinas is the lowest. two-thirds in san jose.quarters where we should be in san francisco and oakland. an hour by hour look when the rain gets to your neighborhood if you get some up next. here is reggie. >>> the sonic runway is getting an extension because it's so popular. it's a path outside city hall that features 24 arches filled with l.e.d. lights that respond to music. it went on display in november and was scheduled to be taken down in a few weeks. because of popular demand it will stay up through march 9th. this is the first in a series of temporary installations from the burning man project. >> it's pretty cool. getting healthy, a resolution for a lot of people. >> so here's brand-new workout equipment that could help you with your goals. it's going to cost you. peloton has unveiled a high-tech treadmill. it's called the peloton tread. the price tag $3,995. >> ouch. >> so what do you get? you get an hd touch screen and it streams live fitness classes including circuit training, hiking, and walking. you may have seen ads

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they had evaluated taylor farms in salinas and it was a passing grade and then decided to investigate taylor farms in tracy. they discovered pregnant women washing these organic greens, baby greens in chlorine and unprotected. and the motel was doing sex trafficking. the owner was men dosa. so here are the packages of organic baby greens that i see on the grocery shelves, thinking this must be pure and wonderful. we need to take a closer look again about what our food sources are and work with labor as well. thank you so much. good morning, seniors, i'm nelson berry i'm on the united nations board, i'm the chair fort global goals of sustainable development, i want to say how excited i am about this proposal. it's really another example of how san francisco is taking the leadership position in so many areas. and i understand tomorrow the city is going to be talking about divesting $450 million from fossil fuel, so the momentum is moving in a sustainable direction. when i look at the good food purchasing program values, local economies, environmental sustainability, i can assure that th