aramark tells ktvu its employees are allowed to speak publicly on their own behalf. the letter comes shortly after the a's announced that they would be laying off workers ahead of their move to sacramento. warriors star klay thompson securing a title, edging out a teammate this season. thompson shot 92.7% from the free throw line. that was an nba best sunday. he went five for five at the charity stripe, and had he not made all of his free throws well fellow warrior. of course i'm talking about steph curry would have finished with the best free throw shooting percentage in the league. curry shot 92.3% from the free throw line this season. i'm sure he's happy though for his buddy klay thompson. all right. a new exhibit is open at san jose state university's king library. the exhibit is called south asians in silicon valley. it highlights the history and cultural contributions from communities like afghanistan, bangladesh, india and sri lanka, and how they've shaped the landscape of technology and entrepreneurship in the region. for more on this exhibit, we spoke on the

, media or the press about aramark's business matters on the company's behalf.one breaks the policy, they could be fired. aramark tells ktvu its employees are allowed to speak publicly on their own behalf. the letter comes shortly after the a's announced the team will lay off workers after this season, ahead of a move to sacramento. the oakland a's fans are angry at owner john fisher are vowing to hound him wherever the team goes. fan groups are following the a's up interstate 80 when the team moves to sacramento next season, there's already a protest planned at sacramento sutter health park a week from saturday. fans say they'll keep up with their calling the summer of cell campaign to try to force fisher to sell the a's. they're also hoping the team's ultimate plans to end up in las vegas fall through. >> the warriors will be shorthanded when they face the sacramento kings tonight in that play-in tournament. gary payton, the second has been ruled out because of a calf injury. he will also miss the next game if the warriors advance in the postseason. the warrio

aramark sent a letter to employees on friday.hat letter told the workers not to speak to the government, media press about aramark's business matters on the company's behalf. it went on to say if anyone breaks the policy, they could be fired. aramark telling ktvu its employees are allowed, though, to speak publicly on their own behalf. the letter comes shortly after the a's announced it is going to be laying off workers after this season, ahead of their move to sacramento. new details coming to light about a deadly double shooting in napa. >> coming up, what we now know about the young victims also a former youth pastor in the south bay accused of sexual assault with the victim, told police. and paris hilton in sacramento today showing support for a proposed state bill. the effort to help protect teenagers placed in treatment facilities we're in the middle of... livin' large! and having a big day! the meeting point of humanity and history. in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! ♪ the

stating that it's against company policy to speak out about company matters on behalf of aramark.orkers who violate the policy would be subject to possible termination. the a's already announced layoffs ahead of the team's tempoorary plan move to sacramento for next season. aramark runs concessions at multiple major league baseball stadiums. >> and since we're talking about the a's, a's fans are taking the cell protest to sacramento last dive bar and oakland's oakland 68 fan groups posted plans to mobilize on social media. organizers are now asking fans to buy tickets and wear their cell gear for the rivercats game . that game is at the a's new temporary home at sutter health park on april 27th. >> the city of san francisco reaches a tentative deal with some of the city's public employee unions. according to the mayor's office, the agreements cover more than half of the city's 36,000 employees. union members still need to ratify the contract, and the board of supervisors have to approve them. it's unclear how much the new deal will cost the city. san francisco is currently facing

company policy to speak out about company matters on behalf of aramark. the company then said workers who violate the policy would be subject to possible termination. the a's already announced layoffs ahead of the team's temporary planned move to sacramento next season. aramark runs concessions at multiple major league baseball stadiums. >> the city of san francisco reaches a tentative deal with some of the city's public employee unions, according to the mayor's office. the agreements cover more than half of the city's 36,000 employees. union members still need to ratify the contracts, and the board of supervisors has to approve them. it's unclear how much the new deal will cost the city. san francisco is currently facing a big budget deficit during a mayoral election year. >> new legislation set to crack down even more on illegal vending in san francisco. the board of supervisors rules committee unanimously approved a new set of enforcement rules. vendors without permits will have ten minutes to move before a citation will be issued and goods taken away

aramark, the food service company -- they spun off their uniform business. tonight in detroit is day one of the nfl draft. aramark does a significant amount of their food service business at sports venues. that is a spinoff stock. travel and leisure -- people still want to travel with their discretionary dollars. the spinoff out of wyndham hotels -- it's resorts, it's vacation properties -- i think that is another good place. they are growing their earnings. wyndham is one of the few stocks that is up today. it is up about 5%. it is in our portfolios, leading to the mid to value side. i think those are all opportunities for investors. katie: i did not know that bloomberg had a spinoff index. you will have to send me the ticker after the show. and you walk me through why that dynamic exists, why spinoffs are doing well? is there anything to extrapolate out of that? david: i believe so. over the last 25 years, spinoffs are a terrific formula to create value and small-cap stocks. you typically have a large company spins off a smaller company. now they stand on