zack: yeah. lemonis: right? zack: yeah.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 ever been held up at gunpoint? zack: yeah. i had a home inv

. >> reporter: zack mooney and his family are staying in a scots valley hotel tonight. they are doing so voluntarily because they know downed trees and mudslides are a real threat where they live in the evacuate three weeks back in september for the czu fire, and that's -- obviously that's the cause of this whole thing. so, you know, for a few nights living in a hotel, it is okay. >> reporter: flashing signs are up, letting people know that evacuations are underway. people living in boulder creek, parts of ben lomand and sections of santa cruz county have been told to leave or they've been given a warning. power companies are staging in the burn zone, the area where the czu fire ripped through the hills, leaving behind areas prone to sliding during this storm. today santa cruz county geologists investigated several areas including off jameison creek road near boulder creek where soil is already starting to move. chp officers are responding to accidents and stranded motorists, pouring rain prompting robert coronado to pick up sandbags just in case. >> we need the rain, b

so they said that they had to keep zack's security detail around his house but now he says that they're going to keep the surveillance going now he supporters why supporters are going to be a very relieved indeed that the security detail has been has been removed wine himself is currently meeting with officials of his party the national unity platform but any soul so important to know my lane that he is free for now but he has also said that many of the he's election team members have been arrested in the last few months some a still being detained and he also wants them to be set free many thanks for that catherine soy monitoring developments on that story for us from nairobi. now a health crisis appears to be unfolding at a military barracks used to house hundreds of asylum seekers in the united kingdom or than a quarter of them have tested positive for the coronavirus many say it's impossible to socially distance their own hall travel to the site in kent which is in the southeast of england they've survived oppression poverty and war but for many the worst part of escaping has been a

lastest-performing sector quarter and today, the best for zack greinke -- best-performing sector to. the expectation of larger net interest margins, you look at the aspects and rates market, the 10 year yield, 1.05%. we have been talking about cracking that 1% mark for quite some time now, and we did it overnight, despite a weak adp print. the higher dollar, you think it might buxom trends, the dollar lower with higher expectations of inflation, but not considering the lower bound of where the dollar had been. gold glover two, not providing that inflation hedge this morning after the run-up we have seen the past couple of weeks, and the vix lower at 23 point state. guy? i wonder as well if there is a china angle on the tech story. in the last couple of minutes, china hitting back at the u.s. and trump administration's some of theban alipay type apps. strongly opposing the u.s. ban on such apps. let's look now at what a democrat controlled house and senate would mean for the biden administration agenda. matt bennett joining us now, he under president bill clinton. and, it is incredibl

zack was star last night, broke the tie, two empty netters made final 4-1 and sharks fell to two and three. same two teams here on sunday. women's basketball, thumbs up for 5th ranked stanford, hosted ucla in santa cruz. bruins up eight, a score with 24. they can go up tempo. williams, a nice friendly bounce, seven straight points, tied the game at 63. ucla has weapons. a little drive inside. bruins out lasted stanford 70- 66 and all of a sudden stanford has lost two straight pac-12 games. nfl in for business sunday, chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes cleared from the concussion protocol and will start in the afc title game sunday against bills. mahomes was knocked out of last weekend's game. if you want to follow the favorites in this one, packers at home are favored by a field goal. chiefs at home are favored to beat bills by a field goal. this one could go either way but it will be some nfl party all day long sunday afternoon. we'll see you later. >>> 7500 vaccinated healthcare workers getting a free pass to super bowl 55 in tampa florida. one is a doctor from southern califo

. >> far he'd zack aria had an interesting article in "the washington post" saying we have to set ourer. but i couldn't believe that kaiser foundation study that said six in ten americans don't know where to get a covid vaccine and that is 21% of health care workers. they just don't know what to get what they're allowed to get. >> no. we don't have a public health system that is geared toward mass immunization. i think we are slowly doing that in philadelphia, different states are learning at different rates but we're learning as we go and it is painful. >> other issue and challenge and i don't want to focus entirely on the challenges but these have to be overcome to get to where you need to be is vaccine hesitancy, people that don't want to take it. the walgreens ceo saying today that up to 80% of staff at long-term care facilities, a key vulnerable spot in all of this, refused to take it. and i wonder how broadly we're seeing that problem and could that be overcome? >> i think at some level it is explainable. i think should be skeptical of anything you put in your body, including va

through the endof 2020 , georgia allocated $250 million in care zacks funds to augment staff at nursing homes and hospitals across the state. with an additional 7 million 70 million plan through early march. these nurses and healthcare professionals have been absolutely vital to our loud against and often serving as a lifeline for these facilities and patients. i want to thank them for their willingness to do so. these have been dark times for our state, for our country and for ournation . we have overcome so much. and together, we can now see the light at the end of this tunnel. thanks to the efforts of operation works the, we have a miracle of modern science is quickly being administered with over 283,000 georgians vaccinated as of yesterday. we still have a long way to go. but we are making steady progress. this is certainly good news. but our fight is far fromover . this pandemic is still infecting and killing fellow georgians and americans. we must all continue wearing a mask. practicing social distancing, washing your hands and eating the heating the regulations of the executive o

other and, like, roast each other online this one time you asked your brother, @dylansprouse, were you zackd he said, "i don't remember, actually i was too busy carrying the show on my back. that got the clap from me there. that was fantastic did this start on social media or is this always just a a brother thing? >> no, i mean, this is how i feel like healthy brother relationships end up speaking to each other. >> jimmy: yeah, healthy ribbing. >> we keep each other accountable, keep each other humble but, yeah, it hasn't gotten pushed too far yet, though, which is good. i'm always nervous that one day one of us is going to say something that really, like, stings a little bit too deep and you just get one of those calls like, "why would you do that, dude?" >> jimmy: "you took it too far, man. you took it too far. it was funny, but you took it too far. well, i want to talk about "riverdale." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: this season is about the jump ahead to the future >> we have a big time jump, yeah >> jimmy: i'm excited. explain what's happening >> i'm excited for it too. so we -- we had to shu

is a big zacks stock here. everyone was in love with race or with mark and in the morning fraud. he loved me a fundamental guy said it's too expensive lose money. but he was right in will it kind of waited it out wall street was wrong test no one i know a tesla but that one happened over years this will happen over weeks. if you see a week company that's it makes sense that's you know all want the i don't always find that you do want some doubting thomases in there to kind mix it up a little otherwise stuck to the only always go higher. so that's that's how we got here like these guys these guys decided to short the stock these these wall street that that's why funds gamestop is is so high right now when it really shouldn't be is that and these day traders they got a taste of some money. >>you know, if you invested 10,000 north millions millions or might be worth billions. >>as the sounder shoot that. to tv and online dogs, it's fire. answer your questions it's incredibly frustrating to watch. in the end these guys are going to back down in the end are going to see where they sho

zack parise right place, right time. 4-1 the final. >>> top ten battle women's hoops stanford and uclastanford coming off their first loss. haley jones look at the moves here. the spin, the stop, the jumper. she had 12. charisma osborne great name and a rainbow jumper. charisma went for 24 points. final seconds stanford is down two and fran throws it away. ucla wins 70-66. stanford has now lost two in a row. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. hi, everyone. waking up to dry conditions and some clouds around and patchy fog and the rain had a little bit of rain/snow mix on mt. hamilton and now moving into central and southern california for a rainy saturday in san diego, los angeles, san luis obispo. back home it is clear and little fog in the distance there. it is 46 downtown as well as half moon bay with 48 in oakland, 39 for our friends in morgan hill and 43 in mountain view. this is san jose 280. lots of sunshine here. but, boy, cold numbers in the no

my name is david patrick, and this is my business partner, zack fleishman, and we're here today seekingcompany, shark wheel.

her friend zack was at the party when emma received a text message from an unknown number. it said something about riley. he had been taken. >> her text messages saying someone has riley. >> someone has riley? >> yeah. someone has kidnapped him. >> riley kidnapped? the strange messages kept coming. and then her phone rang. riley is in the line. >> he was screaming, help me, emma, i need your help. >> you could hear riley calling for help. >> yes. emma and her friends rushed out of the house and there was riley. >> and he had his hands on his head and looked confused. i could see her yelling at him what is going on and she was really angry. >> emma was furious with riley. she and her friends thought the whole thing was some kind of prank. >> we all said, it is very farfetched for him to be kidnapped. we didn't think twice about it. >> but if the kidnapping was a joke, what happened the next morning was no laughing matter. emma's friends told police that saturday she drove herself home from her friend's house. >> as she's pulling in the sub division approaching her residence

msnbc's zack shuster is at an elementary school in washington. supposed to come back to school wednesday i heard but negotiations are stalled, aren't they? are there vaccines for teachers before schools are supposed to reopen? >> well, the vaccine plan that was announced by a chicago public school, that does not go into effect until february. so there's genuine uncertainty amongst parents where they will be able to send their kids back to school. the plan was february 1. people were supposed to respond to school today and come in person and prepare the classrooms for when the students come in. right now it's just really throwing things off. and this is a warning flag for the biden administration as they push to reopen schools within their first 100 days. when you look at a school like chicago where there have been clear guidelines, more than $100 million spent on improvements, you see where it goes. listen to my conversation with a teacher and chicago public school parent about how emotional this conversation is getting. >> you'll see teachers cr

zack perez rebound front slaps it past dubnyk here the wild go out to a 41 victory after going head foroffense for san jose didn't look to energize and they are now two and 31 week ago. tonight they were undefeated. they were number one in the nation. they were topping the charts right now, as we speak the stanford women basketball team riding a losing streak and actually sinking like a stone in the national rankings, and tar is not happy as they take out u c l a tonight and number four stanford down to kiana williams will nail it and the nice move there she had 19 to tie the game there, however, still tied three minutes left. you see ella's mick. killer when you where will finish on the bruins go up to under 20 seconds left u c l a up to stanford's got the ball and a chance to tie it. but, friend, believe me, eric passes through it a little too hard under the bucket, and first they gave it to stanford. then they review it and turn it over. bruins had free throws 72 6 final and two straight losses for stanford. they're not eight and two in the pac 12 and get this just the 10th time in 3

as zack carter at the "huffington post" rights of the president, nobody in american politics is confused about the danger he represents to democracy. a murderous charlottesville, virginia neo-nazi riot in 2017, and a shout-out to a street gang from a presidential debate stage, last fall. in 11 days, donald trump, he is out. what will it take for trumpism to go out with him? with me now, alicia garza, author of "the purpose of power, how we come together when we fall apart." which seems more prescient, than ever. chris smith, the forthcoming how the word is passed, a reckoning with the history of slavery across america. the executive director of the united we dream. she is also a daca recipient. and alexis coe. it is a real who's who of my bookshelf tonight. thank you so much for being here. alicia, i am going to start with you. when it comes to getting trump out of office, i want you to hear what house speaker nancy pelosi told cbs in a 60 minutes interview that's going to air tomorrow. take a listen. >> sadly, the person that's running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged, dange

. >> i am zack. disability advocate in san francisco. last week a member spoke of corruption in san francisco in a largely stance on the topic. i agree with mr. preston's request for whistleblower protection there. is so much corruption locally i don't know where to begin there. was a scandal for the mayor london breed ordered the homeless directly despite denials. there is corruption with d.p.w. and muhammad who was arrested by the fbi for charges of corruption. i have a recording of on tube of vice president honda of the board of appeals bragging about his close personal friendship during an appeals hearing for doing something that the city found illegal. that was allowed by ethics. it was not exchange of money. it is permissible. it is ridiculous. when could individual happened in march the mayor blocked access to public records and deplayed the sunshine ordinance. in 2016, police chief resigned under charges of racist attacks in our city and that was in may of 2016. i believe we still have a big problem with white supremacy and right

on china, sharp power that larry diamond and others are working on as well here at hoover and then zack a question, he said, hey, back in the day we had the u.s. information agency. right? and so i guess the question is, why did it take us so long and why are we not adapting to the information dimension of this and do you have any ideas about how to respond to the party's effort to influence us in such a way that we don't respond effectively to these various forms of aggression? >> i know we're getting down to the last minutes and this is such an important and wonderful question. i would say just in terms of the blowup, i call the chinese rules. and it should have been beijing rules, but china rules. a report that our colleague larry diamond did on chinese influence operation which is a touchstone. everybody needs to read it, you can get it on the hoover site. hr is central to it as well in terms of taiwan and the sharp power because we have woken up to it. now, i want to be an optimist, it's a great day in d.c., it's raining, in fact, but i want to be optimistic and the optimism is tha

>> hi, my name is zack. i'm a wheelchair user, community organizer and district 9 voter. i'm calling for a number of reasons. i want to urge this board to please, please use the appointed our city our home oversight committee to help oversee the funds for prop c which is $492 million for homeless services that took years of legal battles to finally unlock. please, please appoint and help make these funds available through people that have lived experience of homelessness and are community advocates and service providers. don't let those funds be locked up in unnecessary bureaucracy. i want to ask that the board consider making all hotel rooms available that fema has funded. it's my understanding that some of the hotel rooms for the homeless are not being provided when it is possible and there is funding available for all of them to be used. i'm also deeply concerned with the overall response to the covid-19 pandemic. it takes -- there is no mental health support line for covid-19 survivors and people that really need it right now. that is an easy way to create jobs in the

zack heim? is that correct? >> it's not in the m.o.u. >> to the parties of which apparently the board of supervisors is not a party, would there be any willingness for that to be included in the m.o.u., particularly as it relates to the relocation and while i'm grateful that those murals will not be destroyed and it appears will be removed, there's no plan for them to be publicly displayed and we have another item on this agenda relative to other murals in and mr. rivera were patriots and i just want to know whether or not there's any consideration or could be any consideration including provisions for the mural for public display in the m.o.u. >> chair, can you hear me now? >> yes, we can hear you. is it ok if we go ahead with the chancellor's presentation now? >> absolutely. i hope the chancellor consulted with the best tech experts and i am delate and deferred until the later in the meeting. >> thank you, welcome chancellor. very good to see you. >> i apologize for the audio. i'm speaking on the phone and i w

quote zack from rage against the machine. he said some of those that workforces are the same the burn crosses. great work tonight. host: this is will in sunnyvale, california. the san francisco area. caller: i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: i just wanted to address , thes versus them scenario reds versus the blues and all the rest, whatever you want to call it. the interesting part i want to bring up is -- i have some friends as a matter fact, the blue versus red is in the living room. it's really disturbing on how it is destroying. the gentleman is really on with all the conspiracy theories and she is basically trying to call out the facts and it's just destroying them. i don't know what to say or do. host: were you listening 10 minutes ago when we had the social studies teacher from reno talk about how he is trying to guide students? caller: yes i saw that. host: what did you think of that? caller: maybe that would be helpful for the future. thank you. host: we will continue to take your calls. we will be taking them durin

. >> 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

. >> is there a question that you having zack? >> the three minutes time period. >> we are allowed questions or comments. make that clear to the public. yes, i have a comment. the things discussed is medical triage. we should name it as such. this is not like the other words people are using. medical triage is problematic and affects people of color primarily, some of whom have died because they have not received timely treatment. may 12th town hall meeting with the mayor's office with disabilities they refused to mention medical triage and the necessity of getting p.p.e. to people of color. the majority of covid positive patients in san francisco right now. i wish i could show you that meeting. the mayor's office on disability deleted it. i hope this office can correct some of these failures and recognize the importance of medical triage to make sure communities of color have access to covid treatment. >> i think you are up on time. we did not have a meeting on may main 2020. due to covid we started holding public meetings in the

. >> i am zack. disability advocate in san francisco. last week a member spoke of corruption in san francisco in a largely stance on the topic. i agree with mr. preston's request for whistleblower protection there. is so much corruption locally i don't know where to begin there. was a scandal for the mayor london breed ordered the homeless directly despite denials. there is corruption with d.p.w. and muhammad who was arrested by the fbi for charges of corruption. i have a recording of on tube of vice president honda of the board of appeals bragging about his close personal friendship during an appeals hearing for doing something that the city found illegal. that was allowed by ethics. it was not exchange of money. it is permissible. it is ridiculous. when could individual happened in march the mayor blocked access to public records and deplayed the sunshine ordinance. in 2016, police chief resigned under charges of racist attacks in our city and that was in may of 2016. i believe we still have a big problem with white supremacy and right

chelsea/man city, a class which flung together, 25-year-old native zack stefan in goal against christiant even john fetterman wouldn't know what to take sides on. so much young american talent shining in europe right now. and the game was a manchester mauling. 80th minute, roll tape, and you see a spin move like najgy harris spanking the ball home. like a german trae young. it would get worse for chelsea. three minutes later it would be 2-0. young local manchester born street urchin phil foden, the eyes, oh, of an english poet. the finishing skills of a world-class footballer. not every britain is a brother, but this no-look finish, i burn for you. chelsea shellshocked, torn apart. it en >> let's talk about arsenal. a rough start, but a big win this weekend? >> rough start. they had the season like a my pillow infomercial. but this weekend they went north of the wall facing the wildings. look at the snow. winter is coming. they revelled in it. these scottish players, english players, for them, the snow is like the beach for brazilians. 4-0 arsenal. and that is a three-game win streak. a

my name is zack. i'm a wheelchair disability user, advocate, journalist, trying to cover the attack on nation's capitol, which was a largely white supremacist fascist coup attempt on our capitol and included police officers officers, military and ex-police officers who felt it was all right to violate the law and stage an insurrection and attack our nation's capitol. as we know, one police officer was killed and murdered by being beaten in the head with a fire extinguisher as well as one capitol police officer that committed suicide on saturday. i'm here to ask the board of supervisors and the mayor what you are all doing to combat white supremacy and fascism. i want to point out this is not all of our police officers, many of which take their duty seriously and protect our citizens as did the capitol police officer that bravely defended our country on wednesday. however, i think we be would remiss to not point out this is a huge problem in our police department and where is the chief? i want to know

zack heim? is that correct? >> it's not in the m.o.u. >> to the parties of which apparently the board of supervisors is not a party, would there be any willingness for that to be included in the m.o.u., particularly as it relates to the relocation and while i'm grateful that those murals will not be destroyed and it appears will be removed, there's no plan for them to be publicly displayed and we have another item on this agenda relative to other murals in and mr. rivera were patriots and i just want to know whether or not there's any consideration or could be any consideration including provisions for the mural for public display in the m.o.u. >> chair, can you hear me now? >> yes, we can hear you. is it ok if we go ahead with the chancellor's presentation now? >> absolutely. i hope the chancellor consulted with the best tech experts and i am delate and deferred until the later in the meeting. >> thank you, welcome chancellor. very good to see you. >> i apologize for the audio. i'm speaking on the phone and i w

zack heim? is that correct? >> it's not in the m.o.u. >> to the parties of which apparently the board of supervisors is not a party, would there be any willingness for that to be included in the m.o.u., particularly as it relates to the relocation and while i'm grateful that those murals will not be destroyed and it appears will be removed, there's no plan for them to be publicly displayed and we have another item on this agenda relative to other murals in and mr. rivera were patriots and i just want to know whether or not there's any consideration or could be any consideration including provisions for the mural for public display in the m.o.u. >> chair, can you hear me now? >> yes, we can hear you. is it ok if we go ahead with the chancellor's presentation now? >> absolutely. i hope the chancellor consulted with the best tech experts and i am delate and deferred until the later in the meeting. >> thank you, welcome chancellor. very good to see you. >> i apologize for the audio. i'm speaking on the phone and i w