. >> reporter: the sandersons were searching for a place to escape, then they >> we have all these awesome trees and decided to get up in them a little bit. >> reporter: the tree houses of today aren't kid stuff. >> ours comes with a sofa bed and a composting toilet. >> reporter: they're marvels of engineering. >> 30 feet off the ground. going across this bridge which is a little bit of a heart raiser. >> reporter: they hired an expert to bring it to life. dustin fieder has built dozens of these upscale nests. his passion has deep roots. woods like as early as i can remember, building tree houses and forts. >> reporter: his works inspire an evergreen sense of wonder. >> it's a childhood giddiness. that happens with a lot of clients. >> reporter: the adult tree house trend is branching out nationwide, featured every week on the show "tree house masters." they're even available on airbnb. fieder plans to rent out his dream house, a five ton pine cone suspended in the santa cruz redwoods. >> when the wind blows you also kind of sway with it. sings you to sleep almost. >> reporter: john marbur

a stock i like is sanderson farms. a chicken farm, supposedly, but they process 570 million chickens a year, 4.3 billion tons of chicken, and that's all they are is in the chicken business, but here's a company that has the low price to sales ratio, pay a dividend of $1.28 earnings are somewhere in the 12 to 13 dollar range they have 400 million in cash. no debt. now, would you rather do that or buy netflix for the long term? i say -- >> you got tyson out there bung, you know, bought -- they bought jimmy dean, an organic chicken maker now, and we talk separately about how for a lot of the food companies, they are trying to figure out this very finnicy u.s. consumer right now. obvious bet to me, you know, there's a lot of people having trouble making money long term in the space >> well, atand the marketplace is really two markets, big market, small market you are either selling to the large store box stores like sanderson, or you're going to be fast food industry they happen to be the third lar in the big markets if yo

we'd like to call out kevin truitt and salary lopez for their support as well as bill sanderson for all their work that they've done to increase awareness of students with disabilitied on the s.a.c. and that's going to be one of the focuses for nominated members on the s.a.c. is to have more student representation among students with i.e.p.'s and 504's. and also our felly advisory committees, our collaboration this year has been amazing and as mentioned earlier led to a family alignment and leadership summit. and so thank you to the fellow advisory committee leadership teams, but particularly to georgia brat williams, to danielle williams, to maggie zhou for their support and guidance. and finally, we look forward to seeing you in the fall. our website has changed. we are no longer a .org, we are a .com. i'm sure you have us book marked, so change your book mark, and our e-mail is there in case you have any questions. >> okay. thank you so much for the report. from the commissioners, are there any questions or comments? commissioner norton? >> commissioner norton: thank you, and thank y

dry, a little bit gusty later today internet. 56 degrees walnut creek. 51 in nevada. 52 in sanderson so -- san francisco. 51 menlo park. 54 degrees right now, belmont. afternoon highs are going to feel warmer. over the north bay, widespread 90s. 90s for napa. novato, 94 santa rosa. 95 in antioch. closer to the water, it's a comfortable one. 34 san francisco. 57 four pacifica. 86 expected for san jose. here's a view of your extended forecast. even hotter for your bay area saturday. some of ou temperatures come back down on sunday. as we get into the clouds return to the bay area. we will be tracking that possibility of the fireworks and the clouds and how they sometimes seem to come together at the same time. we will be watching there. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> 6:20 is the time. three championships in four years and a lot of cash. basketball fans, for the warriors. who has the most popular jersey? >>> the nation's number one law- enforcement officer threatening to subpoena calls and emails. >> no, sir. there's no way to subpoena phone calls. >> heated moments during a hearing on cap

i know that bill san derson is working -- sanderson is working that committee. i don't know if you want to give more detail. >> so what we have as a proposed list for committee membership to be convened in the fall because of the period of time with due consideration and some of the complexities related to this. they did, however, engage the students at one of the academies to do a capstone project to do a thorough investigation of the artists and the history of the murals at the high school. the students developed a tour in which they engaged multiple classes at washington high school to do education about the history and the content of the murals as well as park rangers from the golden gate national recreation area. and then, students are planning to create historical explanation sheets for each mural to provide context for those seeing the mural. that is the current state of what the proposed action is, but it is possible that the committee, when composed, will seek to pursue other avenues. >> and the goal of the committee was to go back through the ten point

kellogg falling on the news that tyson foods which took a hit earlier this week big meat producer and sanderson are just up about 1% or just under that. meanwhile, china offering to purchase nearly $70 billion in u.s. farm and energy products. it turns out they've brought that to the table this weekend in beijing to commerce secretary wilbur ross, but, it is a non- starter at this moment. we're going to tell you why later, but these commodities are reacting we've got corn higher, soybeans just about flat, and our gas o loan is down a near full percentage point. twitter investors cing happily right now in this hour i need you to look at thisumber $39.73 that is a 52-weekh for the micro blogging company jumping on the news that twitter will join the benchmark s&p 500 before trading opens on thursday , so that means it's getting such a big bump of nearly 5% because any fund, any mutual fund, any hedge fund that mirrors the s&p now has to buy twitter so that it reflects all s&p 500 companies. twitter will replace monsanto, which is of course being acquired by german giant, to the floor show and our

implication of what it meant to be a citizen of new york city or of newark we have been working with eric sanderson, he has mapped the five boroughs from the vantage of 1609, if we were to look at the treaties and the transfers of land from native american dispossession to the dutch and the early puritan settlers, we begin to see the large tracts that were transferred through various devices of trickery and otherwise. they immediately brought in slaves and enslaved people, then quickly transferred into the landlord business. he subdivided that to 600 lots. in many ways you can see how the wealth is being built. to map this, to show it in clear terms helps to displace the value of the $24 but also the extraction that the north was not involved. i think that myth which is very much a presently held myth needs to be challenged. it does get back to the initial trauma and unresolved trauma. there is a concept of post memory. kind of reach him at ties in but constantly dealing with this post memory which in many ways generations after trying to come to terms with unresolved issues. we are talking about m