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not be the most glamorous of crops, processing tomatoes are one of the most important ones here in yolo county and across the state, too. california supplies the nation with a wide variety of tomato- based products, many of which are processed here at the super coast producers in woodland, where timing is of the essence. >> as far as the loads that come into this plant, we'll have from the time it's harvested and the time it's in the can, will be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. all of our tomatoes began within a 16-mile radius. that's why this plant has been put in this position here. >> it's like a well-oiled machine here as tomatoes are systematically taken through a maze of being washed, sorted, sliced, diced, pureed, and canned into some of our favorite tomato-based products. more than half a million tons of them are taken through here every year, but, interestingly, the amount of tomatoes used for processing depends on the final product. for example, it takes about 6 pounds of the produce to make one pound of paste. americans eat about twice the amount of processed tomatoes than any ot

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

yolo! it's millionaire by the decade, and we can't wait to jump right in. that's what she said. [upbeat electronic music] [cheers and applause] yeah! [indistinct chatter] yeah. [rhythmic clapping] hello, and welcome to millionaire by the decade. today we are celebrating all the big moments of the new millennium. our first contestant is just happy to be alive after the big y2k scare. and since then, he's been living life to the fullest in aol chat rooms. from albany, new york, give it up for jay perez! [cheers and applause] good to see you, baby. >> how you doing? >> what's up bro? >> whoa. >> yeah. >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> how you doing? you, you. good to see you. >> what's up, jay? welcome to the show. >> well, thanks for having me, cedric. thanks for having me. >> you got the shirt on. "i survived it." y2k.

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we heard from yolo team, a tell us more about the park. >> one of the most exciting things is the diversity of the parks that we have. they are close to where people live. within 15 or 20 minutes from your house, and you can be in a park. you can find a wide range of activities. if you like to kayak or walk your dog or study nature, all of those things are possible. we have campfire programs in the summer. there are a lot of things to do. one of the easiest ways to get involved is to go to a visitor center. they are scattered around. there is one in fremont were i work. if you're interested in learning about native americans, or the grasslands or the marshlands of the san francisco they, -- sanford cisco bay, there is a place for that. if you want to find the waters of alameda creek, you can get into an amazing wilderness area. >> it is really rich. >> going up the bay, we have the visitors center at crown beach. the largest beach at the san francisco bay. a great place. >> in alameda? >> yes, in alameda. right near the end of webster street. >> you can learn about sanford cisco bay, the es

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"just went to jail #yolo." short for "you only live once." and "i'm going to get .341 tattooed on me because it's so epic." >> i was just doing it for my friends, and i wasn't doing it thinking, "oh, this might get picked up by the entire country." >> my son and i just sat there and watched twitter. and it was just growing and growing. and we knew it was bad. >> reporter: how did you know it was bad? >> when she was up to 25,000 followers within 24 hours. so how did she get so popular? >> reporter: well, those tweets sam thought she was sending to just her friends, got picked up by the popular sports site deadspin. they mocked her to their half million fans, naming her "the drunkest idiot ever," then even more started following vodka sam on twitter, where they discovered those party girl pix and sloppy vine videos. and while some proposed marriage, most people simply taunted her. >> things live on the internet forever. doesn't anyone get that? >> i know. >> reporter: she became the laughing stock of the news media. all that internet infamy tu