this is something that has happened in my district, unpermitted. i think because of the starship -- the environment to start businesses and start endeavours is often -- it has a steep hill to climb. we see this happening. one of the things i just thought of was we did not include -- i may come back and i probably will. is the institutional uses. often times under that category, they don't have a lot of money to pay for full-time rent and some of them only operate one day a week. i am probably going -- i literally just thought about it right now. on sunday i saw that happening when i was walking down the street and i saw a shop that is normally one use and then there was an institutional use going on while that was happening. that is not something that was discussed as part of the menu of options. is that right? from planning? that was not discussed. we can come back and look at it. other than that, the idea of having -- and there are other parts of the city that this is also operating and i wonder how they have been doing it without this legislatio

. >> thompson: chief, we're hearing rumors of thing another torch-light march rmnight, an unpermitteddo you have any inion about that? >> i've heard the same rumors, but i don't have a lot of detail what have you heard? where is it going to take place? in the city or the county?e' >> thompson: been hearing 5:00 or 6:00. >> where at? >> thompson: not far from here is what we've been hea the police had heard the samers ru had, but the university grounds were quiet and it seemed like the march might not be happening after all. until suddenly, the torches appeared. >> you will not replace us! you will not replaces! you will not replace us! you will not replace us! you will not replace us! >> thompson: in a matter ofs, moment hundreds of neo-nazis and white supremacists assembled and marched on the university. the police arrived on the scene, but watched from the sidelinesup as a small gf anti-racist activists were quickly surrounded. one of them-- emily gorcenski-- was staming it from her phone. >> we are penned in. we are surrounded on all ses by hundreds of naz. we he no way out. >> whi

it's pretty out of control, really, that, you know, so many unregulated, unpermitted farms are all competingd miranda know it's a marathon, not a sprint. in five years we're going to be, hopefully, on every shelf in every dispensary in the state of california. i mean, that's our plan. i think there's going to be a lot of people that are going to be out of it. a lot of the people that don't know what they're doing that think they're going to get in here and get rich in one year. you know, those people don't understand farming. lemonis: for these early settlers, it's not just a living but a way of life. unlike some of their neighbors, tom and karen hessler had one of their best summers ever. the weather's just been perfect, absolutely perfect. growing legal allowed them to grow more marijuana than they had ever dared before. let's go get marcus's plant. okay. back in the spring, i had given them a hand. that little sprout turned into this. it's nice and full and looks really aromatic. really aromatic, beautiful. it's just solid. everything is perfect on it. couldn't get it better. it's been a