so we formed a parent group, and got moving on founding a school. >> they donated land, part of the ranch, recruited other families, built the school. >> we started with a couple of classrooms, actually they were originally going to be stables for the horses and we converted them into classrooms. >> and now every morning the quarter mile commute down their own quiet country lane to school had become a family ritual. >> we would go out the door, get in the jeep and the morning routine was singing all the way to school, which was really the only routine we had. >> fernando had a pet donkey then, rode it to school, that or a 4-wheeler, always out ahead. >> we would follow along and the kids loved to sing the same songs. they never tired of singing the same ones every morning. ♪ >> so now, it was that perfect morning, june 2007, they bumped and sang, noisy and happy down the dusty road. and, of course, they did not understand how could they, that this was the last moment of pure innocence any of them would ever know. coming up -- >> we immediately were hit from behind. >> a violent awakening.

. >>> at the valseca ranch house in san miguel de allende, jayne >>> at the valseca ranch house in san miguel de allende, jayne and her federal agent huddled around the dining room table and waited. minutes passed, an eternity. the tension in the room became unbearable. something was wrong. she had driven the couriers to mexico city, she had paid the ransom, put a helicopter on stand by. she had done everything they asked her to do, and no phone call, no message, no eduardo. then finally one of the two brothers jayne had sent to drop the ransom had made contact, he was still sitting in his car at mouth of the dark road. he was terrified. his brother had disappeared into the dark, holding on to the sack full of hundred dollar bills. he hadn't come back. and some kind of police car was hovering around. but whoever was in the car did not behave like police. something was wrong. >> we had his younger brother wait for him at that same spot half the night and we got more and more nervous as every minute ticked by. finally the afi agent told the younger brother of the two who had gotten left

they rebuilt the ranch together. ere was reagan on the roof, and nancy said she was going into town for groceries. "dennis, don't let him on the roof." because he is 69, 70-years-old. she would come back later, and there is ron on the roof patching it. dennis would just shrug his shoulders. "i can't stop him," he says. they were very close. it wasn't like father-son, it was like older brother, younger brother. brian: what did he tell you that you didn't know? craig: two years after the alzheimers, they were at the ranch. and, they were watching the democratic national convention in 1996 and they were watching clinton give a speech. and ronald reagan jumped out of his chair and said, "we have to do something about this." just about him not being there. things like that. other things, personal. mostly, he told me about how, when reagan left office in 1989, dennis had been on loan from a corporation. they knew it was good to have a good relationship. so they could loan out dennis to atasionally help reagan out the ranch.

they rebuilt the ranch together. ere was reagan on the roof, and nancy said she was going into town for groceries. "dennis, don't let him on the roof." upre he is later, patching the roof. him," he says. it wasn't like father-son, it was like older brother, younger brother. mr. lamb: what did he tell you that you didn't know? mr. shirley: two years after the alzheimers, they were at the ranch. they were watching clinton get a speech. he jumped out of his chair and said, "we have to do something about this." just about him not being there. things like that. about how,told me when reagan left office in 1989, from ahad been on loan corporation. they could loan him to occasionally help reagan at the ranch. he was leaving office, and dennis tells the president, i don't think i will be obligatory time off from work to visit you anymore. he says, what's the name and phone number of your boss? reagan calls him, and a couple of days later, he gets a phone call from his boss informing him he is at ronald reagan's disposal that

the ranch owners opened the 50 acre sanctuary 23 years ago. after losing a job they cannot afford to keep the nonprofit going any longer and will sell the ranch and find new homes for the extended family. >> i don't know what to do with myself! i love them all so very much. >> so far, all the mores have been adopt asked there are still guinea pigs and ducks and 40 cats that need nice homes. for more in there is a link on our website at abc7news.com. >> mike was talking about the sierra snow and now, coming up be he will talk about the fog. >> i just checked and the northern california reservoirs are running 60 percent below average for the rain. this fog and the moisture with it it going to change that starting wednesday. i will tell you about the rain chances coming up in the seven-day outlook. >> thank you. white cops killing black men, increasing tensions in chicago this morning after the break, new developments in a recent case and how the federal government is stepping alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. lo

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he says he was nervous around horses when he first came to the ranch. le bit more progressed. so at what point will i be really involved with the situation. so that kind of depends on them. >> there have been times when i questioned whether this program was right for me. but i was afraid of the horses, honestly. big animal, has a lot of power. then i realized you have to take their sensitivity and use it as a tool to work with them. and you can't be scared. >> he has been gaining experience by working with some of the domesticated horses. >> you learn a lot about yourself. it's actually a reflection of who you are. if you're not confident, calm, caring, passionate about what you're doing, horses are going to know that. it's changed my attitude toward life. it's like when i leave here, i want to get a job. i want to start working. i want to be productive. i want to be an active member of society. i don't want to sit there and waste my life. there's no point in that. it's ruined a lot of things. i'm making the necessary changes in order to be somebody. >>

. >> this is the ranch that was developed by the sacramento county sheriff's department. they're land management. what we do out here is we take inmates and i train them how to train wild horses to become usable by the general public. >> the bureau of land management rounds up horses throughout the western united states. when their population becomes unsustainable. they are brought to various training facilities to eventually to be adopted. most of these facilities are civilian-run. rio consumez is the first ranked from a county jail. joel mizer runs the program. >> i've been training horses for 35 plus years. i've been working with inmates for about six months now. i never worked with inmates before. >> i think this is a huge opportunity for guys that don't have the money or think that they're really worth anything or have anything to offer. if they can help these horses become domesticated and usable, they're going to know what it feels like to accomplish something. >> there you go. >> see why you'd want to carry that pad like that? these inmates, some of them never bee

proud owner of cheyenne. >> i want them to have, the children, especially, that have grown up on the ranch i want them to remember what the expense was like for them. >> in santa rosa for abc7. >> investigators are treating this fire at a petaluma cigarette store as "suspicious." flames came from the cigarette cheaper store when firefighters arrived before dawn yesterday morning. it blew out the store windows and forced firefighters to chop holes in the roof to get at the flames. four businesses in the complex sustained smoke and water damage. no one was hurt. >> now, this morning we are facing a foggy situation. i encountered mist and drizzle and you saw fog. >> from the east bay. on several occasions. >> it is very human. i had to use the windshield wipers and the streets are sweating because of the moisture. nice observation and nice to know it is everywhere. be prepared. especially petaluma, the lowest visibility a quarter-mile visibility. around mission drive and sunny slope avenue. lakeville street. 101. the whole area. it will be fogged in. you can see an abundance of high clouds ro

the book. i would like to show you some footage of jack london at his ranch. this is one of the eighth segments of archival motion picture footage that i have made arrangements to include in the e-book version. not everyone likes the bound book, some people like to read on tablets, ibooks, kendal's so i have arranged to be included aztec person here and we want number seven of eight, jack london on his ranch and here we go. this is actually jack london on the ranch, photographer out there, that's the cottage, there's jack helping his wife, she's going writing. there he is, okay, she rides off, has a good time, there is their cottage, again, and we're going to see in a moment jack driving a hay wagon. here he is. here he comes. >> what year is it? >> this is about 1913, 1914, i can tell because london does not look well. he will die of mercury poisoning in his kidneys from dosages of medicine, the piglets, his doctor had said it will shorten your life, mr. london, behind in stone you see what was called the pig palace. this as not as smoothly running as it is in

. >> we realize the ranching and cattle industry and even rodeo is in way more countries than the united states. it might have a bigger presence in some of our areas here but everywhere throughout the united states there are -- throughout the world there is ranching and farming and they have a need for the product. >> the company is constantly on the lookout for the next big thing. >> the roping industry is just like a lot of other industries, it's who is out in front as far as innovation goes, and someone always needs to be looking for the next best thing. steve's always done a good job of trying that, trying inyou things a s venturing out. >> she says that rounding up what the next trend will be isn't an exact science. >> and some of it's going to be great and some terrible and we kind of have to market our way through it. >> what's important is trying in the first place. and reacting quickly if it doesn't work. >> we try new things, if we throw it out there, nobody likes it we stop making it. that's what's great about a manufacturer. we can make a rope, i can make five crazy rope, if

the owners of the nonprofit mcdonald ranch are selling that property and moving. that is leaving dozens of rescued critters once again looking for a home. >> going to be a lonely home for all the kids and animals. >> it's tough saying good-bye to the life they've known 23 years. >> it's very, very difficult. i don't know what to do with myself. i love them all so very, very much. >> linda mcdonald spent her life caring for animals in the hills. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary that became a summer program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. a job loss means the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they plan to sell the ranch and find new homes for their extended family like bronco and diego two, adorable miniature horses. >> it's tough. very, very tough. it's hard saying good-bye to so many good memories we had. >> a pair of ducks and plenty of curious cats. >> there are a lot of cats in need of adoption. 40 of them could use a good home. >> all the horses have been adopted. brianna harris is now the

they plan to sell the ranch and find new hopes for the continued family. >> very, very difficult.ith myself. i love them all so very much. so far all of mores have been identified. there are bucks and cats that need nice homes. >> the group fighting the worse new stadium in san francisco mission bay said they will reveal details today showing support for the arena is plunging. the claim by the mission bay alliance comes a day before the board considers an appeal of the project's environmental impact report. the alliance said that city residents are expressing concerns of traffic issues, accessibility to the ucfs hospital and the hospital. >> and now the 22-0 is good and the worries are continuing the winning extreme at 22-0 beating brooklyn in the 4th of seven road games and remain perfect and have won 26 regular season games in a row dating back to last season they go for the 23rd win in in indianapolis tip-off is 4:00 p.m. and confidence is when you can shot as far out as steph curry on one we saw and it had to be 30', maybe 32'. >> why not have the confidence? >> by 4:00 p.m. b

the owners of the nonprofit mcdonald ranch east of santa rosa are selling their property and moving. that's leaving dozens ofued critters in need of adoption. cornell bernard spent the day there and hoss the story. >> reporter: we saw so many animals today who need a a new home. the couple who hoped oranch hopes somebody out there can help. >> it's going to be lonely without all the kids and the animals. i. >> reporter: for richard crenshaw and his wife, linda, it's tough saying goodbye to the life they've known for 23 years. >> very, very difficult. i don't know what to do with myself. i love them all so very, very minute. >> reporter: linda mcdonald has spent her life carrying for animals. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary which became a popular summer camp and after school program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. a job loss means the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they plan to sell the ranch and find new homes for their extended family, like bronco and diego two adorable miniature horses. >> it's tough. very,

>> i want them to have the children that have grown up here on this ranch. xperience was like for them and that they pass that on. >> for more information there is a link at abc7news.com. in santa rosa, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> hopefully they will step up to the plate. the let's talk about the weather and the rain is over for now. there will be a sequel. >> there will be a sequel. we have several chances of rain. the rain has moved out and what has moved in though is some very dense fog. on a nice night we could see the bay bridge. that is obscured right now. usually you can make out the trans america pyramid and it is sticking around for the morning rush. it calls for the areas of fog to move out. there are mild temperatures and then we will track the next storm on thursday. half moon bay down to a quarter mile visibility. where we saw the most rain, this is where the dense fog is. napa three quarters of a mile and this fog will be sticking around the morning rush. he will track the fog for you right there. it is 1 degree off their normal afternoon hig

detective agencies that are really companies that are ruling their own little domains around the mines and ranches. at the extreme scale of what happens next would be an invasion. kill all the thieves. that is not comment that we see a lot of vigilantism. it's another famous turboprop -- trope about the wild west that did happen. they say there is a lot of homicide in killing. host: you say it would be rare that this evidence should be collected and someone will be brought to justice before a judge somewhere. mr. lillert: they are trying to get a confession. once they get a confession you can bring them to court. one of the original pinkerton's, they take out the molly mcguire's that are supposedly an evil conspiracy in the coal miners of western pennsylvania and they hang 10 or 20 of them based on this one detective's infiltration. it's not clear if these were all criminals. they were irish. it's a popularly debated subject. in the west in wyoming what i found is that people really don't like going to court. they prefer settling themselves. how do you see your work studying this subject interpret

when five generations have been doing this, that was hard to take. >> over the last 10 years, we at pie ranch have developed a diverse operation and educational farm. we had been looking for a partner to scale what we've learned to a sustainable working farm. the ano nuevo site offered the perfect venue to do this. >> out of nowhere, this nice gentleman living across the street from us came in to visit us. we start talking, and immediately we hit it off. we said, this is gonna work. >> we're not just looking at creating a sustainable farm, but we're really wanting to have from production all the way through to consumption be sustainable. we needed the up-front operating capital and customer base to make this idea reality. >> one of the unique aspects of google being located in mountain view is we're so close to so many great farms. one of my duties is to provide google with delicious, nutritious, local food. but we make the connection with food as well. as a large organization, we have committed that we're gonna buy this year and over the years to come a large part of his farm production up f

brianna harris, who who went to summer camp is now the proud ever. >> what's the legacy of your ranchhere? how do you want people to remember it? >> i want them to have the children especially, that have grown upiwl here on this ranch,i want them to remember what the experience was like for them, and hopefully that they pass >> reporter: for more information about adopting the animals there's a link at abc7÷ news.com. abc7 news.wcuk >> a mannited÷jq minutest on ar shag on a concord highway injured a drive. police say someone in a silver suv opened fire on another suv on highway 242 yesterday. the victim, man in this 30s, was able to drive himself to john muir hospital. highway 242 was shut down a couple hours for the investigation. police don't have a motive for the shooting and don't know if this is somehow connected to other freeway shootings that have happened recently in the east bay. >>> just ahead at 5:00, a big announcement today by president carter in his fight against cancer. what he is saying about his latest brain scan. >>> some security changes at the university of housto

young america's foundation hosted the event at the reagan ranch at the reagan ranch center in santa barbara, california. >> it is my privilege to introduce to you today our future speaker and share a few reflections on my experience with young america foundation. welcome to those watching on c-span. young america foundation is committed to educating and inspiring increasing young americans across our nation. with individual freedom, strong national defense, free enterprise, traditional values. for students, conferences like the one we are attending today is one of young america foundation's primary means of it inspiring the next generation of leaders. as mr. larson mentioned, it is my first time here at the reagan ranch. about four years ago when i attended my first high school conference. that is when my passion for freedom was ignited. i heard about the miracle of america. a proud and exceptional country. founded on the protection on human kinds and liberties. a country who offers her people the opportunity to pursue and achieve heroic dreams. i realize as per accident reagan told us, it

let's get t u to the ranch. [twigs and tom exclaiming and laughing] [grunting] oh. how am i gonna get these berries to the castle before they go bad? tom: i think we can help there, ariela. tom and twigs! and my beetles. took your time, didn't you?? sorry, ariela. we tried helping too many people all at the same time. but now we're putting everything right. thanks for your help, guys. [ ] [zigzoo grunting] tom: let us help you, zigzoo. [twigs and tom grunting] thank you. perfect. [humming] there. everything's done. thank you, tom. well done both of you, you've really earned t tse. [gasps] super helper badges! whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! ding! happy face! thank you, treetog. and thanks for giving us a second chance. happy to help. [all chucklili] it's time for memeo go. [ ] hey, tom. next time we'll earn our trillicake-eating badge, our squizzle shot badge, our chuckleberry rolling badge-- ha, ha, ha! one thing at a time, twigs. [twigs and treetop laughing] tom: bye. twigs: bye, ranger buddy. treetog: farewell, tom. thanks for helpipi me in treetopolol. see you soon for ano

the cattle crew who are rounding up cattle in a remote part of the ranch. she set out, part way there she got a flat tire. now, i live in in arizona and i'm telling you, you can die from that. she was in the middle of a place that had no road, there is nobody else coming by, she had to change the tire. so she got out and started trying to change the tire and she wasn't strong enough to get the lug nuts loose. so she took the lug wrench, put it on the lug knot, jumped on the wrench to loosen the not so she could take them off and put the spare tire on and drive the truck with a lunch to wear the cattle crew and her father were waiting. her father said, you're late. she said, i had a flat tire. and he said, you should have left sooner. and she learned that there were no excuses, even if you had a good excuse you did not have an excuse. you simply had to, as she said so often to herself and to ruth bader ginsburg, just do it. she also learned that you get no quarter for a more powerful man, you have to satisfy him however unreasonable his demand. a year later,

the owners of the nonprofit mcdonald ranch east of santa rosa are selling their property and moving. that's leaving dozens of rescued critters in need of adoption. cornell bernard spent the day there and hoss the story. >> reporter: we saw so many animals today who need a a new home. the couple who hoped oranch hopes somebody out there can help. >> it's going to be lonely without all the kids and the animals. i. >> reporter: for richard crenshaw and his wife, linda, it's tough saying goodbye to the life they've known for 23 years. >> very, very difficult. i don't know what to do with myself. i love them all so very, very minute. >> reporter: linda mcdonald has spent her life carrying for animals. she and richard opened this 50-acre sanctuary which became a popular summer camp and after school program for thousands of kids to learn about animals and care for them. a job loss means the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going any longer. they plan to sell the ranch and find new homes for their extended family, like bronco and diego two adorable miniature horses. >> it's tough.

no delays on the toll plaza. fish ranch road on-ramp to westbound 24, three separate spinouts there. the vehicles didn't hit each other. they are all on the right side and left side of the road but we are getting reports of black ice so be careful as you take that curve, that ramp on to westbound 24 from fish ranch maybe slippery this morning because of the black ice. 4 no problems right now west or eastbound. that he caldecott tunnel looks good. a delay on the san mateo bridge. 19 men's between 880 and 101 -- 19 minutes between 880 and 101. four to five minutes for your drive time nothing unbearable but still first time we have seen any delays on the bridge this week actually other than that traffic, traffic quiet there. here's the bay bridge, westbound as you head out of the maze off the eastshore freeway everything clear out of oakland into san francisco. here's roberta. >>> good morning, everybody. as you are getting ready, getting set for your wednesday, we are taking a look out toward san francisco international airpo

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the openers of the ranch in santa rosa says since our story aired they were able to place nearly all of their animals into new homes. they opened the 50-acre sanctuary 23 years ago. after losing a job the couple can't afford to keep their nonprofit going. they've received $8,000 in donations and on tuesday, they're meeting with someone who offered to help them work on a new business plan. >>> hundreds on beatles songs may be available to stream. billboard is report their entire catalogue could be available to all streaming services on christmas eve. you can already hear songs randomly on pandora. the announcement would include services like spot identify, apple music, and this is a big however, the services and beatles rights owners have not confirmed the report. >> up next at 6:00, all aboard the holiday train at this one of a kind winter wonderland the south bay. >>> if you're dreaming of a wet claim you may get your wish. drew tuma has the forecast. >> the 49ers can't get out of their own way and it's hard to watch as the bengals take advantage of the red and gold. and derek carr >

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