zack: yeah. lemonis: right? zack: yeah.: and now, proposition 64 might put 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

zack maril -- zack: it will be difficult if not impossible for you to go out and crawl the way that googleoes. you might get a couple of webpages here and there but there are software engineers out there watching what you are doing if you are crawling their websites. because it is expensive. if you are crawling too much or crawling too fast and you are not google, you will get blocked. there will be a firewall. caroline: why does it matter for me? why should it matter that there is one player who is so efficient at search? zack: i think it utters for you because what google has is this moat around the google search. because of this, this natural monopoly on web crawling, it is allowed to reap all of these profits from the ads that it sells on search results. with those profits, it is able to expand into other markets and kind of be not so great. an example i will give is the stadium project. a video game thing that they tried and just continue to fail at. i don't think another company could get away with that. but when they came into that market, it kind of took out the air from the room.

slater/zack morris fight. scene right here, but it looked legit. and people split screen it with the rocky 4 balboa/drago fight and it's awesome - >> jimmy: it holds up. >> it's so funny because that fight would never happen in -- in our time now. like two kids on our set, we would have stunt doubles, we'd have a stunt coordinator - >> padding >> padding, like it would have been cuts. that was legit >> good point. that's a good point. >> we pushed each other, we fought each other. it was the real deal >> jimmy: that was -- it was well done. >> there were teenage hormones happening. >> jimmy: it's kind of insane. >> oh, my god. you guys >> jimmy: right? my next clip, this is prom and this -- it was kelly and zack's first kiss. tiffani and mark-paul, do you remember shooting this were you nervous i mean, you guys were kids >> totally i completely remember. i remember that sweatshirt, it became such a big deal >> jimmy: that's right >> was i nervous mark-paul, were you nervous? >> yeah, i canmagi i i was nervous.

. >> reporter: zack mccloud was on a grocery run.ife and 8-year-old daughter had to run for their lives. they got out of the house racing down the hill in a pickup truck. this pickup truck. >> my daughter just must have been so scared and my wife must have been so scared and they just -- they didn't make it off the road. >> reporter: mother and child along with two other people in the small community of igo died in the flames as their families started to grieve, they got another shock. >> my mom was in tears when it happened. >> reporter: cal fire investigators seized parts of this pg&e power line where the zogg fire started. >> certainly, homicide is a potential given four individuals have died. >> reporter: the zogg fire became a criminal investigation with only one suspect named pg&e. >> we were supposed to be shutting off the power due to the high winds. >> reporter: but pg&e didn't shut it off. our daily interactions with electricity feel small but every flick, every tap, every plug like rain drops in a flood, they all add up. e

dawn courtney, alvador difranco, jessica, josh, john h, gene, mcglenn, grayson sol embing rno, mary e zack, the late ann. we've had over the last few staffers. a number of t's been very difficult. we have come together as a staff and are thankful to all those departed staffers and their families. over the years, jerry was the chief of staff in the chicago office for most of my time in congress and ran that office, ran the district. he forewas there for most of -- lenore was there for most of my time, is well loved by veterans across the district. joe binomo, now my district director, has been with me for all 16 years. paul belmonte who spent 16 years lso and helped so many immigrants in -- we had a few that we saved from being deported. nd last but not least, jerry mulvado, who has probably, i would argue, the best caseworker in the history of congress. jerry has been called a saint more times than i could ever count for all the work he did for so many people, for so many years. not just on federal issues but any issue that anyone ever brought to jerry. he is the only staffer i know who ha

reporter: and there's been a lot of those calls, especially since the recent surge in the bay area says zack unger, president of the oakland firefighters union. once on scene, the first responders are in direct contact with potential covid-19 positive patients. >> we end up having to go into a person's house, which is an enclosed place, and then often having to carry people out physically. >> reporter: armed with ppe, he says they're sometimes forced to wear more elaborate respirators or special gowns. there are other risks such as coming into contact with other family members. unger says those risks place a huge burden on their own families. >> and i bring this home to my kids. what level of comfort do they have with us. it is really tough. sometimes your kids don't want to give you a hug when you get home from work. >> reporter: all of oakland's 435 firefighters were able to get vaccinated in the first tier of vaccination. in contra costa county firefighters will be vaccinated beginning on monday. >> to be operational, we can't do it with covid-infected employees. so we're hoping that the

dawn courtney, alvador difranco, jessica, josh, john h, gene, mcglenn, grayson sol embing rno, mary e zack, the late ann. we've had over the last few staffers. a number of t's been very difficult. we have come together as a staff and are thankful to all those departed staffers and their families. over the years, jerry was the chief of staff in the chicago office for most of my time in congress and ran that office, ran the district. he forewas there for most of -- lenore was there for most of my time, is well loved by veterans across the district. joe binomo, now my district director, has been with me for all 16 years. paul belmonte who spent 16 years lso and helped so many immigrants in -- we had a few that we saved from being deported. nd last but not least, jerry mulvado, who has probably, i would argue, the best caseworker in the history of congress. jerry has been called a saint more times than i could ever count for all the work he did for so many people, for so many years. not just on federal issues but any issue that anyone ever brought to jerry. he is the only staffer i know who ha

. >> this is alergic reactionth to pfizer zack sign. health care workers. health rig laters say anyone with a severe allergic reaction should not take the shot. >> if you have a hits try of reaction mer you get a big rash, start to billup. that's a pig reaction. >> today canada approved the vaccine for use. think expect 249 it's on thes this month and 4 million toeses by march. >>> after two days of record warmed. by got a record. they days in a row of record warmed. seven in antioch. 69 in fairfield. a wie wetter system passing by us. we've been try. we're 22 days into this. we'll have rain. next week has the potential to be soggy. see that system slight new there. moir behind that on w. wire healthed to a wet weather pattern. mostly sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. the depth will remain to be seen. >>> 30 to 40,000 gallons may have liked. the leak was reported late last month caused by a freeze route. lats/last week another bridge was closed. the dinner more fan pipeline has been shut down during the clean up and investigation isms

reporter: and there's been a lot of those calls, especially since the recent surge in the bay area says zack unger, president of the oakland firefighters union. once on scene, the first responders are in direct contact with potential covid-19 positive patients. >> we end up having to go into a person's house, which is an enclosed place, and then often having to carry people out physically. >> reporter: armed with ppe, he says they're sometimes forced to wear more elaborate respirators or special gowns. there are other risks such as coming into contact with other family members. unger says those risks place a huge burden on their own families. >> and i bring this home to my kids. what level of comfort do they have with us. it is really tough. sometimes your kids don't want to give you a hug when you get home from work. >> reporter: all of oakland's 435 firefighters were able to get vaccinated in the first tier of vaccination. in contra costa county firefighters will be vaccinated beginning on monday. >> to be operational, we can't do it with covid-infected employees. so we're hoping that the

. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treated [inaudible] 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. >> >> ever wonder about programs the city it working think to make san francisco the best place to work and will we bring shine to the programs and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the economic vital of all of san francisco we have 3 distinctions workforce and neighborhood investment i work in the tenderloin that ha

my colleague nick clark spoke to bill mcharg zack who is the lead author of the report and a senior research fellow at the system of the university of toronto he says it's difficult to guard against 0 click hacking. certainly our research methodology here at the citizen lab when we track this sort of spyware is typically that we ask journalists dissidents members of civil society to keep an eye out for any sort of suspicious messages suspicious links to special attachments and trying to avoid clicking on them but also fording them to us so we can potentially get a copy of the spyware but in this case with the 0 click exploit not only does the target not really have a chance to notice or prevent a hacking but we as researchers are sometimes robbed of the opportunity to identify additional targets and additional victims so we think that the targets that we have disclosed the 36 targets that al jazeera are simply the tip of the iceberg of a much larger global campaign but it also raises questions as a same not least about the the part vulnerability of life friends yeah well it's interesting you

fran update on where that stands, we turn to zack owens -- n update on where that stands, we turn toack owens. >> the big four congressional leaders as they are called, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kim mccarthy, and mitch mcconnell met late into the night. trying to hash out some sort of agreement on another round of coronavirus relief. it will look different than what we saw in march. they are operating off a bipartisan framework. sort of breaking through the gridlock on additional coronavirus relief that has persisted since the summer. billions of dollars for vaccine distribution as that gets underway following the pfizer approval. the be a second hurrah for businesses that already received a ppp loan. increased benefits for those who are out of work right now, especially those out of work due to, no fault of their own and there is a big push to include direct checks for $1200. that is something progressives in congress as well as republicans have been pushing. i love this is tied to the government -- all of this is tied to the government funding deadline on friday. is congressiona

we've got no excuses and told to go very hot and that feel we had 5 players who were fresh 16 and zack's 0 but that wasn't apparent psyched yeah it was this is hasta yeah. evocative of. so but those cling to the bad as it sounds on us we can be happy with the fact that it was only 5 goals as it was shame shame we have to talk about it and that's what the turkish woman on the front of the. men's top brass did indeed disk. the loss and decided lucy in 5 years time was over he was sacked on sunday. as for stuttgart there defying all expectations they're now up to 7 are the highest goal scorers behind byron and all with the league's youngest team 2. while this victory looks like the start of something beautiful it. could also mark the end of 5 years chapter with dortmund. premature departures are also part of the beautiful game. saturday's press conference with lucien farmer was to be his last in dortmund the coach him self struggled to explain his side's 3rd straight defeated home. it was a disaster we were not good one and still got work. on sunday the management and mounts his dismissal a

this week, zack smith with the iowa press citizen joins us to discuss the race in iowa second congressional district, called votes. republican by six the contest will be decided by the house of representatives. find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. the fda commissioner announced emergency use authorization of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine and said he will confidently take it. the biologics director joined the commissioner to answer questions about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine for children, people with severe allergies, and women who are pregnant or breast-feeding. the first vaccine shipments are expected to move from pfizer's michigan plant on sunday. good morning and welcome to this press conference. i am pleased to announce that late yesterday, the fda authorized for emergency use the pfizer biontech covid-19 vaccine. this is the first covid-19 vaccine to be authorized in the united states. the fda disrespected gold wide -- worldwide and it is considered the gold standard regulator of medical products. we applied our high standards to review this product so that

dean usage and zack in new moon made me because my future is so unknown to me being embedded. ronald cotton spent over 11 years in prison before newly uncovered d.n.a. evidence led to another suspect and he was released. jennifer thompson had identified the wrong man. thompson's memory error was one of many. these people all went to jail judged guilty. but years later they were exonerated and freed by d.n.a. evidence found at crime scenes. d.n.a. has helped overturn more than 350 criminal cases in the u.s. and canada alone. in 70 percent of these eyewitnesses had identified the wrong person. and the d.n.a. exoneration cases the case gets overturned there incredulous they can't believe this wasn't the person they're false memory is a very genuine memory it's the way memory works. wells is an internationally acclaimed expert on eyewitness memory. he paid his way through university as a bull shark. memory scientists had known for over 2 decades that eyewitness identification was far less reliable than thought. but it took d.n.a. exonerations like ronald cotton is to start convinc

zack wilson flashing nfl potential in the victory over central florida in the boca raton bowl.oca raton bowl leading the cougars in the first quarter. wilson racked up five tds in the opening half. two on the ground, three through the air. byu would add a pair of rushing scores and defeat 29-23. >>> and footballer leon messi, overtaking pele for the most scored in the 644th for barcelona. it came in the 63rd minute over the barca lead, taking the ball with stride to the finish into the corner of the net. >>> now. it's time for weather, let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill. >> hey, good morning, jacob. yeah, we got a crazy forecast coming across the country. this is a powerful storm. we have wind problems, snow. we're going to get ice out of this. we're going to get the possibility of flooding. you name it the storm's going to have it all. the first problem is the winds. middle of the country, we have wind alerts. we will see power outages today. here's the peak wind gust predictions. notice the 70-mile-per-hour winds, anyone flying to get to their christ

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sponge bob sadly is a forster sales bikini bottom and gillaspie street life with zack and cody prettyestion would pretty sure. we will go with it. the new nfl nickel play.com offers kids as young as six, the chance to earn points with the weekly pick them and parlay cards but maybe the nfl is just desperate to trick anyone into betting on the jets. gambling experts said this is an attempt to groom kids into a sports betting life separate a disturbing departure from traditional kids programming which is an attempt to group them into communism. i am looking at you captain planets. experts fear that one and 25 gambling addicts began betting by the time they were teenagers to which nickelodeon and said, we like those odds. topic number two. now that fascism has been defeated or whatever, and teeth, which does not exist, is kicking back for some much deserved r and r. in portland, oregon, for course, get ready to kicked in the cup by the new ntfs soccer league. really? talk about hooligans. according to a flyer posted on a flaming dumpster, and tivo again which does not exist is looking to

zack is the oakland firefighter. he's threatening a lawsuit. >> we plan to fight in court, in arbitration and in the public about this violation of our contract. >> by far, the overwhelming cause of this crisis is unbudgeted police over spending. that one department went $32 million over budget, which means they spent money that was not lawfully allocateed to them. >> city counsel president rebecca chaplain says the city has $30 million in cuts to consider in january. which will likely impact parks, libraries and senior services. she wants the city to examine outside contractors. >> and extra consultants that are being used at a cost of millions of dollars and so all of those are things that we will be fighting for in january. >> the cuts apply only through the end of the fiscal year that ends in june hoping federal or state aid will help restore critical services. >> i'm hoping by making these hard but decisive cuts now that we can build a new budget that looks forward to an economic recovery starting july 1st. >> i

. >> reporter: zack mcelderry clo and their 8-year-old daughter died in the fire. the fire killed two other people. this pg&e power line quickly came under incevestigationinves. power companies are supposed to cut trees away from power lines so it doesn't spark a fire. it not a matter of landscaping and guard ardening but life andh but pg&e admitted something shocking to the judge. the crews it hires didn't cut all the trees here they had marked. that's a problem we've seen in other parts of pg&e's vast g&ega monopo monopoly. if the trees aren't trimmed, the last line of defense is a fire safety blackout shutting off the lines so they can't spark fires after pleading guilty to 84 felony counts of manslaughter for the negligent maintenance work that burned down the town of paradise, pg&e's executives assured us things wouldn't change. >> you won't see us back at one of these? >> no, sir. >> reporter: the zogg fire started a few months later. pg&e shut off the power elsewhere that day but not here. the company admitted the complicated formula it uses to decide where

game tied, zack lavine comes through in the crutch. bulls take a two-point lead. damian lee gets it back off the inbound, then shoots from the top of the key. he drills it. the warriors beat the bulls 129-128. it's their first win of the season, and what a way to get it. >> what a moment for d. lee. that's one he'll remember forever. so, we needed that. it was just a great win, and everybody is feeling a lot better in the locker room. >> we have great. most importantly, i'm happy we got the win. that's the main thing i care about. >> kind of a cool moment. when he stepped up and knocked it down. >> next up, the warriors are at detroit on tuesday. >>> the 49ers got a huge emotional boost yesterday when george kittle returned to the huddle. the all-pro tight end hauled in four passes for 92 yards since he broke his foot in week eight. it sparked a big win over the cardinals in arizona yesterday. >> definitely a little out of shape. had good rotation. the tight ends played at a high level. we handled ourselves well. >> we know what how good of a player he is in the p

. >> tom coleman and steven zack prosecuted the case against randy tundador sr.randy jr. >> there are no circumstances you can look at and say main if this had gone differently or they'd done this differently it would have had a different result. there's nothing the morrisseys could have done that would have prevented this other than never meet the tundadors. >> but these two families did intersect, with disastrous results. all prosecutors say because a tenant got angry at a landlord. >> who was this little scientist to think he's going to mess with me? and no one was going to mess with his family and i was going to take care of it. that's what this was. >> but in the end randy tundador didn't seem to care about his family. in fact, prosecutors say he tried to pin the blame on his son, randy jr. >> the phone calls to detective kendall about test his shirt for dna and that's your killer. i mean, just piling on him, just trying to get himself out of trouble. >> randy jr. won't give him up. >> no. doesn't give him up. >> randy jr. stuck by his dad. even though his f

al regresar hicieron una pieza de cambio de nombre, para celebrar que que la llevaba el apellido zacksla familia del oficial esta serÁ la primera navidad donde con todas las de la ley es parte de esta familia. al preguntarle quÉ pidiÓ la pequeÑa a santa claus, me dijo el oficial que es mÁs fácil decir quÉ no le pidiÓ, como saben es la alegrÍa del hogar. invitado a las personas que tengan ese corazÓn generoso, que lo hagan, y le brinden una feliz navidad y un futuro mÁs alentador a esos niÑos que tanto lo necesita. satcha: maravillosa conexiÓn, desde el dÍa uno, que no pudo olvidarse de ella, y ahora es su papÁ. maravilloso historia, gracias por brindarnos esta historia en vivo desde tu casa. el estado del tiempo nos lo brinda albert martÍnez. arrancas con imÁgenes de incendios en el oeste del paÍs. albert: son imÁgenes terribles, porque estamos terminando el aÑo, y sigue ardiendo california, estas imÁgenes son del condado ventura, cerca de los Ángeles. las Áreas de extinciÓn estÁn al mÁximo para intentar apagar uno de los cuatro fuegos activos. las condiciones siguen siendo favorables

zacks who has more experience with the clinical trials. >> thank you both. so, yeah, i think the salient part here is we see binding antibodies come up very quickly. and while everybody focuses on neutralizing antibodies i think their sensitivity is lower than the binding antibodies. and if you like at binding antibodies they come up in a couple weeks. so i suspect what happens here as you get the first dose you're primed. binding antibodies are going to come up and not only you have a race between is your infection going to, in a sense, be a boost because we know the virus takes some time and you're still protected against asymptomatic disease. i think that's the reason for the discrepancy we see between the neutralizing antibodies and the protection may start as early as the first dose. in that regard our results are concordant to what was reported last week. so i think the story here really is the two and the quick antibody binding and total response you see after the first dose with further maturation and increase on that you measure consistent neutraliz

dawn courtney, alvador difranco, jessica, josh, john h, gene, mcglenn, grayson sol embing rno, mary e zack, the late ann. we've had over the last few staffers. a number of t's been very difficult. we have come together as a staff and are thankful to all those departed staffers and their families. over the years, jerry was the chief of staff in the chicago office for most of my time in congress and ran that office, ran the district. he forewas there for most of -- lenore was there for most of my time, is well loved by veterans across the district. joe binomo, now my district director, has been with me for all 16 years. paul belmonte who spent 16 years lso and helped so many immigrants in -- we had a few that we saved from being deported. nd last but not least, jerry mulvado, who has probably, i would argue, the best caseworker in the history of congress. jerry has been called a saint more times than i could ever count for all the work he did for so many people, for so many years. not just on federal issues but any issue that anyone ever brought to jerry. he is the only staffer i know who ha

. >> my name is zack and i'm a wheelchair user, district 9 voter, and homeless advocate and i would like to speak today in support of our unhoused neighbors over 70% of whom we were san francisco residents and many of whom were evicted and speculation really good speculation that has been playing this city and as you may be aware. $492 million in funding has made through a prop c that myself and other homeless advocates and right now we're trying to our city our home committee and we tried extreme and advocate and providers who are possible to help our neighbors get off the streets and get into homes and have sustainable income in their lives. please, please, please, don't let these important funding and this important proposition be a lost in bureaucracy and see bureau rats would and not know how to profitable youth response so i urge supervisor walton and mandelman to please support that and i also want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in the karen act as well as many issues around black lives matter and i would like to request that please consider not implementing sb1045

. >> 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. >> madam mayor. >> thank you very much. this has been an incredibly tough year. i heard how hard this has been from countless residents. we each have our own struggles. you might be a parent trying to help your kid get through school or worried about a parent in a nursing home. you might be struggling with mental health issues everything you have been going through for the past several months. i was proud. we were doing well. almost everyone in the city did what they asked you to do we are seeing how fast it could move the governor laid out a warning and we are seeing what is happening in san francisco. let me be clear, as clear as i can be, it's not good. cases are spik

this is the panthers' fifth state title in school history and the first state title for head coach zack jones. their win was secured with just 24 seconds left of play and a tied scoreboard after senior receiver nylan willis carried a pass from a scrr quarterback named rodney parker. the panthers were 12-1 this season, a record to be proud of. 2020 has brought many challenges to our nation, has not left our students and sport teams untouched. in my opinion, there are few things better than a community coming together to celebrate the resilience and strength of young athletes. congratulations again to lumberton high school, all of their players, coaches, staff and many supporters. this will truly be a football eason to remember. mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of a high school football team within the fourth district of mississippi that now can claim the prestigious title of state champions. the west jones mustangs defeated west point high school 33-27 at mississippi veterans memorial stadium. this is the mustang's first state title in school history and for head coach scott pear

this week, zack smith with the iowa press citizen joins us to discuss