Page 2 - Retail Facility News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

>> no, this week. >> you might not have it completed, but it's going to be like the death star. almost operational. >> october 1? >> october 1st. >> all compliance has to be done before we can get a license to have marijuana in there. >> okay. >> you have a location. you have a building. that's one thing. you have many separate entities here. >> so we have medicine man production incorporation, which is our parent company. that includes all the grow. it includes our retail facility, our medical facility in denver, our new facility is going to come up in aurora. and it also includes 53% of medi...

Ohio valley down through texas. chris and kate. >> make smart adjustments to the costumes now. now to a mystery, this barge, we'll show it to you, has been in the san francisco bay for days. it seems google may be behind it but no one is saying a word about what might be on board or why. and another barge popping up along the coast near portland, mann main. what are they doing there? what's going on? let's bring in the host of "tech bytes," brett larson. what are the theories behind it. >> they're building robots. no. >> exactly. >> it cowl be a number of things, actually. it's odd when you ...

Tragedy, violence, death, think through the causes and preventing them. is this shaking texas politics right now? is this -- you covered the texas legislature. you were down in west, texas. is this the thing everyone is talking about, the hundreds of fertilizer facilities across the state are secured and properly protected? it should be a national issue not a texas one. it is not the biggest industry in the state. if it were it would probably be more aggressively regulated. we've seen texas do that on a lot of industries including oil. state agencies fall down on the job a bit and we'll have p...

How does the society respond to tragedy, violence, death, think through the causes and preventing them. is this shaking texas politics right now? is this -- you covered the texas legislature. you were down in west, texas. is this the thing everyone is talking about, the hundreds of fertilizer facilities across the state are secured and properly protected? it should be a national issue not a texas one. it is not the biggest industry in the state. if it were it would probably be more aggressively regulated. we've seen texas do that on a lot of industries including oil. state agencies fall down o...

Particular retail facility and didn't enforce the laws they already had. >> or allowed an emergency management plan with no sprinklers. there are a lot of details. when you start sifting through the trail it just does not look like it was a particularly tightly managed, regulated enterprise. >> certainly yeah. you kind of have to wonder how many others there are like this across the country. i think regulation tends to focus on really big targets. factories, refineries. i think, you know, fertilizer plants like this you had a lot of regulators. you had more than seven. at least seven regulator...