zack: yeah. lemonis: right? zack: yeah.t him out of business. reporter: prop 64 has one-handedly legalized... lemonis: so when the law passed, that night, election night, you're watching the tv with the rest of the world, right? zack: yeah. lemonis: what's the first thing that goes through your mind? zack: well, i'm going to probably have to get a real job soon. lemonis: why? zack: 'cause you can see it just taking out any kind of black-market stuff. the prices have already gone down drastically. lemonis: how many pounds can you produce out of your facility? zack: we do about 16 every two and half months. lemonis: 16 what? zack: pounds. lemonis: six crops, five crops a year? zack: about five crops a year. lemonis: okay, so 5 times 16 pounds is 80 pounds a year? zack: roughly. lemonis: and you're selling it for how much? zack: about $2,000 a pound-ish. lemonis: so, $160,000 in revenue? zack: gross revenue. lemonis: after expenses, he and a partner net about $60,000 a year each, tax-free. but there are other costs. have you e

zack was on a grocery run. he just talked to his wife on the phone. >> i asked her what she wanted for dinner. >> reporter: it was the last time zack would ever hear his wife's voice. minutes later, the flames of the zogg fire came. elaina and faylah got in the truck to run for their lives. >> not an easy road to drive in the best conditions. >> reporter: the truck went off the road here. faylah and her mom didn't make it. >> she did her very best and i'm proud of her. >> reporter: days later, the family got another shock. >> my mom was in tears and what happened now? i couldn't ill mag gmagine bein anything worse than this. she said pg&e's equipment was seized. >> certainly, homicide is a potential given that four individuals have died. >> reporter: the zogg fire is now a homicide investigation. authorities have only named one suspect, pg&e. this pg&e power line the next road over from their house became a crime scene. only a few months ago, the company pleaded guilty to the biggest corporate homicide in ameri

make zack lee a castle tavern even if the weather is not very inviting it's enough for a last look over my scene. i noticed one thing above all today most of the wine here is served directly in the taverns or at the wine growers on site that means if you want to try some of that delicious wine you just have to come to the sex and wine route i have to admit it's a small wine region but it's got a lot of history and culture cheers. emceeing overcome boundaries. changing the world with dad. no words required. but the body and. john. are 21. doubling. the 1st raised superstar. when. she loved teaching wastes. first beyond the line. but he peed a high priced. 50 years in a jar in winter was killed in a tragic accident read. in 60 minutes on d w. board. more. or. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can't stay at how we are d.w.p. press here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we are all in this together and to give them

zack snyder presents -- because i shared with him my realization that i was not the star of the moviecus actor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not bad. not bad. your wife was a guest on your podcast a few weeks ago. the podcast is "don't ask tig. every episode, you and another person give advice to people who write in questions usually you're the one giving advice on the show but there was an episode that you're going to tell me - there's a question apparently where you needed help? what's going on? >> well, i have this -- and i wouldn't typically find this to be an issue. >> jimmy: yep. >> again, except there's a a pandemic going on. >> jimmy: yep. >> but we have -- we hung a swing, it's a bench swing hanging from a tree in our front yard we hung it there to, you know, swing our children and spend lazy afternoons there. >> jimmy: yeah >> i never imagined that there would be a woman, with a child, that would come by every single day, jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: oh, no, no, no, no, no >> and get her 2-year-old out of the stroller and go sit in our swing in our front yard. >> jimmy: no, no, no >> j

bottom of the second ramon laureano gets things started for oakland with a three-run home run off zack greinke e a's up 3 to nothing. top of the 4th now carlos continues his hot play at the plate. he blasts the franking might ask fastball back over the bay seems like three-run shot. he is pumped up. i got talked a lot of trash next ending its michael brantley making history this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combined for both teams. in the series and only 4 games and also after the extend that lead 64. houston was score 3 more to make it 94 then in the 7th jose puts the finishing touches on this one a 2 run blast to center at 11 for astros they scored a couple times in the 9th, but it was not enough once again oakland comes up short in the playoffs. their season is over they dropped the series 3 games to one. the astros advance to the american league championship series. they get the last laugh hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well ha

. >> sreenivasan: all right, zack schultz, pbs, wisconsin. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: we will contue our "roads to election 2020" series tomorrow with reporting latest on the campand thee the record early voting across the country. that's all for this edition of for the latest news updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivthan. ks for watching. stay healthy and have a good night. pt ning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshoureekend is made possible by: sue and gar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg.ar the and norma klorfine foundation. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mual of america financial group, retirement servic and investments. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that

in the next event in our voting matters series featuring deval patrick and zack kra carruthers and amy lee from evanescence. for washington post live, thank you for watching. have a good rest of the day. >> the contenders about the men who ran for the presidency, but lost and changed political history. tonight, minnesota senator and vice-president of the united states hubert humphrey. the contenders, this week at 8 p.m. eastern on american history tv and c-span 3. >> republicans need to pick up 21 seats in the house to gain a majority. according to the cook political report, 91 of the house races this cycle are competitive. one of them is new york's 11th congressional district where incumbent democratic representative max rose is running against republican nicole malliotakis. both took part in a televised event b

elisha, amos, zack, jeremiah, the most impassioned moral literature in existence. absolutely and totally extraordinary. i think it is judaism's great truth. and it emerge from the experience of being slaves in egypt. you know what it feels like to be a slave. so don't allow other people to be slaves. you know what the unleavened bread of affliction taste like so don't afflict others. you know the bitter herbs of slavery, so don't allow other people to eat bitterness. i saw this although through my childhood. my grandmother, who could not read or write came from russia , had a wine shop in the east end. in yes she sold some wine, you know, but twice year before the year-end and passover passover shoe give out free wine to everyone in the east end. when anyone came into by wine, she would never allow them to buy wine, she would sit them down, she would pour them out a little bit, should get them to drink and then she would find out. the economic circumstances with the police with the home office and she was quietly a fixer i think an awful lot of jews in their childh

"saved by the bell" from our parent company nbc universal lands on peacock november 25th. >> do zackhe kicked off his show with some pretty shocking news recently conan has been filming in los angeles in an attempt to support local businesses over the weekend burglars broke into their set and stole staff equipment. if there's anyone who can take a devastating moment and spin it into a laugh, it's conan >> what kind of new low is this for us and then who do i have to -- what's our security? our security is a bunch of photographs of -- cardboard photographs of fans from across the country. jason, you've been with me for like 27 years. you've got to admit this is a new low. [ laughing ] >> apparently the burglars made off with a few laptops and one of the show's clipboards. they couldn't clearly take his sense of humor >> clipboards? >> it's on ebay, check it out. >>> and finally, to the biggest news in popstart we have the latest update on our candy bracketween. we started with 15 and you guys are voting thanks to 19,000 more votes on today.com yesterday we are down to our top two hall

bottom of the second ramon laureano gets things started for open with a three-run home run off zack greinke the a's go up 3 nothing things are looking great. top of the 4 carlos correa continues his hot play at the plate. the blast, the franking montage fastball back feels like he sent it back here at oakland over the bay bridge three-run shot. he is hyped up he talked a lot of trash is 5, 3, next ending michael brantley makes history get this folks this home run ceci division series record with 23 home runs combined for both teams in the series and it was only a 4 games astro's extend that lead to 64 houston would score 3 more times to make it 94 then in the 7th inning jose out today puts the finishing touches on this one, they're waving goodbye to oakland a's scored a couple of runs. late in the 9th, but it was not enough once again aides come up short their seasons over they lose 3 games to one astro's advance to the american league championship series they get the last laugh, let's hear from bob melvin. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about wher

but bottom of second ramon laureano gets things going for oakland that's a three-run home run off zack greinke he is a 3 nothing game. a's things looking good top of the 4th though carlos continues his hot play at the plate and bless the frankie montas fastball back over the bay bridge 3 shot home run 5, 3, astro's next any. michael brantley makes history this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combined for the 2 teams in this series. afterthe extend that lead to 6 for houston which were 3 more to make it 94 then in the 7th. jose puts the finishing touches on this one a 2 run blast 11 for astros the a's scored a couple of times in the 9th, but it wasn't enough. once again oakland comes up short in the playoffs, the astro's get the last laugh, there's a lot of chatter leading up to this series. let's hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we felt really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well i had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a

zack greinke on the hill for the 'stros and the a's got to like this strike first two on for lea him. the ball lands in left center and the a's to the 3-0 lead. top four same score matt ol' sin to right. does he have a homer? josh reddick and look at the catch over the short wall there. the a's bench can't believe it. frankie got the start for oak labld in the fourth. houston down a run and carlos correia, he knew that was gone. that made it a 5-3 houston lead. houston hit four home runs as a team, two from michael brantly solo to right center. ball was flying out of the yard once again. 6-4 houston. houston led by seven entering the ninth. oakland did score twice but the rally was too little too late. houston wins 11-6. dusty baker's astros on in the eighth season comes to an end. >> we couldn't hold them down in any facet as far as the pitching went. we had stretches where we did both out of the bullpen and rotation but nothing sustained through nine innings and that's why they won the series. >> hopefully it doesn't happen next year. we just got to keep our head up. keep working. k

yes big zack one of the things that the disturbed agreement ceasefire agreement would be taken in a very cautious way no end to most of the peace agreements in the world that have ended up at the rate of 80 percent even more in mean i reason we have seen failure of ceasefire for example when he was the globe by the russian and earlier points. another one thing only one by declared by the stanleys in yemen and the failure of the ceasefire. declared the libya in august however no one can negotiate for durable peace and long term peace. when the fighting is ongoing i believe that this ceasefire is little bit the correction is a little bit different by the strong compartment of the un it is still a complex war because it's a proxy war there are several warning parties. a lot of people that are skeptical about the word. agreement however it's a very good news for the civilians the content of this agreement allows for the for all of services and products for the civilians who have been in a misery and deteriorate it pulls it situations for almost all morning and then another then a decade the

years now bottom of the second remote lori gets things started for oakland three-run home run off zack greinke e a's up 3 nothing and little bro gets in the jet stream capital carlos correa continues his hot play at the plate and blast that frankie montas basketball over the bay bridge for what it seems big broken hit hard, he's talking trash to next endings michael brantley makes history. this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combine for both teams in the series in only 4 games 6 astros i'm sorry extend that lead to 2. houston was score 3 more times to making 9, 4, then jose out puts the finishing touches on this one that's like one big bro get you in a headlock and didn't do anything. the a's scored a couple of times in 9th inning but it was not enough. they come up short again big brother gets the last laugh, let's hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning

the care zack set up in an intricate way of oversight mechanisms utilizing pre-existing offices and creating new ones like the pandemic response accountability committee and office of the special inspector general recovery. my question is how does your offices contribute to the larger pandemic oversight system and if you could answer that, first. >> we have a major responsibility in the cares act and it was actually articulated to each of the affected agencies as far as our role in overseeing care zach programs broadly and the need for us to report on a generally a bimonthly basis to the congress and wide variety of issues. so, in contrast i just say that we focused on the issues just as my colleague mike ware it does dealing fraud risk and things of that nature but we deal with broader issues having to do with the integrity of the programs so we do look at responsiveness and we have issued reports in june, august and september to deal with the wide range of care zach programs. and addressing them in a broadway and doing detailed auto work. >> mr. where would you like to -- >> sure, yeah, i

my name is zack. i'm a disability advocate in san francisco. i publish on youtube videos a.d.a. violations that you can find. i don't know where to start with how much this department has failed the disability community, and i mean failed with a capital "f". you canceled all of these meetings or you followed the mayor's direction to cancel all of these meetings without a peep of putting them back in place. on may 12th, you had a public meeting online where members of the public were visually able to attend on video and now you are making us provide a 10-digit password and you didn't announce how we could get in line for public comment. that virtual town hall was deleted, although i asked for the public record of that meeting. during that meeting, we were told that city bank donated money for p.p.e., those records are requested immediately. they have not been provided to me even though those are public records in the public interest. those funds were not released until july 13th, they were announced by your department with a website that i could not find out how to get the p.p.e.

. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treatedinaudible] in a better way. >> even of not familiar with what auditing is you should deftly find out. it's been really really awesome he was it turns out there's a whole world of auditing that i cannot open file oriented performance and [inaudible] and that's an exciting. audit is a lot broader than i ever knew before. >> >> and the city of san francisco would like your assistance, the board meeting is now called to order. due to covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the city and county of the san francisco public health, and governor newsome, and the restrictions on the teleconference. we will be virtually with all members and staff participating today via teleconference. and to ensure the safety of the board, the staff, and the members of the public. now public notice for this meeting and on the web page we ask the public to participate remotely by writing to the board or leaving a voicemail message. for all comments received in advance of th

it is really an issue of confidence, and how do we assure that wednesday zack scenes are available, the checklist has been completely followed rep. walden:. rep. walden:thank you to all witnesses. madam chair, i yield back. rep. degette: the chair recognizes congresswoman czajkowski for questioning. czajkowski: i- as the chicago community trust. welcome today. so glad that my congress and i have passed legislation to provide covid-19 vaccines to most americans at no cost. -- but west extend must extend that protection to uninsured people. a vaccine can only be as effective as americans and people around the world who can afford to take it. but let's be honest about it. just because people don't have to pay when they received the vaccine does not mean that a vaccine is free. u.s. taxpayers have already paid drug companies over $10 billion -- for vaccine andarch and development that through operation warp speed. in the years to come, public plans like medicare, medicaid and the v.a., etc. will all be companies, ifdrug they are allowed to use monopolizing power to charge whatever they want

my name is zack. i'm a disability advocate in san francisco. i publish on youtube videos a.d.a. violations that you can find. i don't know where to start with how much this department has failed the disability community, and i mean failed with a capital "f". you canceled all of these meetings or you followed the mayor's direction to cancel all of these meetings without a peep of putting them back in place. on may 12th, you had a public meeting online where members of the public were visually able to attend on video and now you are making us provide a 10-digit password and you didn't announce how we could get in line for public comment. that virtual town hall was deleted, although i asked for the public record of that meeting. during that meeting, we were told that city bank donated money for p.p.e., those records are requested immediately. they have not been provided to me even though those are public records in the public interest. those funds were not released until july 13th, they were announced by your department with a website that i could not find out how to get the p.p.e.

the prayer will be offered by he guest chaplain, pastor zack randles, waterfront church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: got, we come before you today as a nation staring into a fog of uncertainty with less than a onth to the election and a global pandemic affecting every aspect of life. may we remember today the intensity of the present will not last forever. our struggles, though very real and all consuming are only for a season, while it is day, may we tirelessly work to complete the task you have set before us. god give us the tools we need to humbly lead, listen, and strengthen those around us. let us speak with wise words laced with courage and faith so that when the fog is lifted, we do not need to feel ashamed of these days, it is in the name of jesus we ask these things, amen. the speaker: thank you, pastor. pursuant to section 4-a of house resolution 967, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from west virginia, mr. muni. mr. muni: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the