fennel from a local farm over in yolo. >> but the bulk of this produce doesn't stax here very long. within a few hours, much of it is trucked out to restaurants and businesses in northern california, some delivered by mills himself. he spends hours on the road, visiting farmers and chefs, taking produce from one to the other, and educating both parties along the way. >> may need a look at the progress of a particular crop or report back, maybe some feedback, to the farmer about how the chefs are using it or what they might be looking for in the near future. >> in many ways, produce express and people like jim mills are the link between 1,300 different restaurants in northern california and produce from all over the golden state. today's visit took us to del rio botanical farm in yolo county, where suzanne peabody ashworth was keen to get restaurants to start trying the fresh fava beans and greens she's growing. >> so we'll take some of these greens into a couple of restaurants this morning and see what the chefs want to do with them. in sacramento, there's been an explosion of resta

dolares a los centros de salud familiar en todo el pais, y en los condados de marin, sonoma, napa y yoloa que miles de personas podran verse afectadas.. sot mary "la mayor parte de la gente, un 86 por ciento de la gente gana menos del 200 por ciento del nivel de pobreza establecido por el gobierno federal de estados unidos" sot carmela "there are going to be additional cuts ..... and growth into the future." ---segn la directora ejecutiva de la coalicin de latinos por una california ms saludable.. el gobierno planea ms de un trilln de dolares en recortes adicionales, lo cual pone en riesgo el futuro de medicaid y la expansion de clinicas comunitarias. sot "tenemos más pacientes que nunca por eso es tan importante aumentar el numero de clínicas y los servicios dentro de cada clínica." ---de acuerdo a profesionales de la salud, la falta de atencin preventiva para quienes no tienen seguro mdico es alarmante.. sot "puede tener un absceso u otra complicación que resulta en una ida a urgencias, a una hospitalización que es mucho más serio para el individuo y también resulta en gastos mayores,

yolo respete los primeros dos aÑos pero cuando vi que no contestaban la llamadas...bieron. la Última vez nos dijeron que no hablÁramos con la prensa hasta cierta amenaza. eso es lo increÍble cÓmo estÁ la autoridad de mÉxico. >> no entiendo por quÉ lo estÁn manejando y no lo estÁn tomando en serio, yo siento que debe tomarlo. >> donde estÁ viviendo ahora? >> en estados unidos. no podemos decir donde. >> cerraron el rancho? >> los sacarÁn de mÉxico la misma autoridad dijo que no podÍa garantizar nuestra vida. >> y regresaron a mÉxico estarÍan convencidos de que los matarÍan? >> tenemos hijos chiquitos no puedes jugar con su vida. >> porque escribir este libro? >> siendo victimipor los secuestros y me quedo callada y no aporta a los la solucion... si yo empiezo a exigir a las autoridades y a su trabajo puedo aportar mi grano de arena en la soluciÓn. >> por que volverse activista? >> hemos queremos heredar a nuestros hijos un pais digno. es dificil creer en la soluciÓn va a venir de parte del gobierno. no solamente no lo creo, los de que no es y porque estÁ en, era el go

. >> people record feeling the pair of earthquakes as far north as yolo county and as far south as santa cruz. last night's quake hit, get this, just as david letterman was giving his daily top 10 about the east coast being all shook up. >> it feels a little bigger than the earthquake but it's just an aftershock. [ laughter ] >> he was poking fun of the reaction on the east coast. bay area viewers were riding out their own minor shaker. >>> well, officials on the east coast spent the day searching for hidden damage after yesterday's surprising quake there. danielle nottingham reports on the trouble found at some of washington's most treasured monuments. >>> reporter: stone masons in hardhats get a firsthand look at the damage tuesday's earthquake did to the washington national cathedral. the 5.8 quake knocked statues loose and sent capstones from the highest parts of the towers crashing down to the roof. it's a sad sight for some members of the mason group. >> from 1994 to '98, we spent four years up here doing restoration work. >> reporter: the cathedral remains closed and so does the w

puerto rico it will be especially gusting into these thunderstorms and it will head towards his pan yolohere we expect the flood situation to be worse. they could see upwards of 6 to 10 inches, so that will be the big concern there for those folks. let's talk about some of the other concerns, watching and warnings are in place across the caribbean islands. the bright pink here, that's where we have hurricanes warnings, tropical storm warning out ahead of it, and strom cal storm watching for parts of the bahamas and turks and caicos. it's going to continue on a west-northwesterly turn. it's expected to be the first hurricane of the season. the sxwensity will rely heavily on how it interacts with land. the more time it spends over land, the weaker the storm will be. if it does take an outerly track, it's more likely this will be a stronger storm. the big question is what's going to be happening here into the u.s.? it's still too early to tell. we don't want you to focus yet on south florida. the margin of error is too great. you'll have to stay tuned in the week ahead. >>> also some thunde

pg&e tested new technology today in solano and yolo counties. it would alert them more quickly in the event of a methane gas leak. the utility simulated gas leaks and set up decoys and false positives for three separate vendors competing to provide pg&e with this new service. the companies use lasers mounted on helicopters to detect gas in the air. >> it's a laser-based system that allows realtime detection of pipeline methane. >> this is a gas, a helicopter-based gas sensor. it's actually using sunlight as energy source to measure the gas. >> pg&e will study the results and make a decision on which company to go with by mid-september. >>> the california wildfire fee might be illegal and now the special fee is facing even more problems. this is a story we first reported to you last night. now the governor wants to change it and local fire officials say it was poorly written to begin with. the $150 yearly fee on rural homeowners was intended to raise money to fight wildland fires. the problem, state law says such fees can only be charged for fire

. >>> a chlorine gas leak forced 8 800 people to evacuate in yolo county. workers were exposed to chlorine dioxide after a system carrying that gas failed. 40 people needed hospital treatment. >> right now focusing on those who need medical treatment get it and accounting for everyone and making sure that everyone is evacuated. >> chlorine dioxide is routinely used to keep tomatoes sanitary during processing. >>> a new survey shows that business economists favor spending cuts as a way to close the deficits. 56% say cutting costs an reining -- and reining on spending cuts and raising taxes. >>> for the first time newly released information show banks received $1.2 trillion in federal loans during the 2007/2008 financial crisis. that according to the report is the same amount that u.s. homeowners currently owe on bad mortgages. citigroup and bank of america borrowed the most. $669billion. that information was released as a response to media requests under the freedom of information act. >>> it could be a bumpy ride for bay area transportation projects if cong