. >> see what's next on mornings on 2 reptile expo with friends we welcome them. i have switched places with mike. >> this is an example of what we can find. >> this is a native snake california gopher snake next not to be afraid of. >> harmless but they resemble rattlesnakes. >> controlling the rodent population. >> rats, mice and things we do not want. >> i feel like it has grown, the expo. >> we started five years ago. started as the bay area reptile expo and moved to norcal its grown we started with little money to advertise and the popularity and growing hobby everybody keeps coming. >> people want -- >> not everybody wants them or has them, but just to see that you cannot do this at a zoo. >> what is this? >> leopard gecko i adopted at a show. you can find this out there mainly babies. he was in a shed so his head is bright and the rest of his body is faded. a more popular pet. >> is it easy to have a snake as a pet? >> low maintenance. they eat once per week sometimes once per month. >> let's bring in the big guy. >> scoot over how many pounds, feet? tell m

christian is at the fairgrounds at the norcal reptile expo.been interesting to see all the different reptiles you got out there. >> all the colors too. >> reporter: it has been. it's been educational and fun. i've noticed hesitancy on your part. maybe a big python is too much. >> i have to work on my poker face. >> john is joining us from the east bay. i was telling john, that i grew up in berkeley. so another local guy right here. we're talking about pets for claudine. i think she was a little squeamish about the snakes and stuff. but the beatles. so called because? >> that's one of their curious defenses is to actually play dead when they're harassed. we see them moving around. give them a little flick, and oh, what happened? >> so when we're talking unconventional pets. this is it. somebody can take home these beatles. >> they're very long-lived. we have 15 to 20 yearlong geoffty as a beetle. >> that's a lot of responsibility. we've talked about pet ownership. and you have to know what you're getting into. if you're going to get a beatle, i

they debuted at an expo in may around this time. they're debuting at the expo now.will hit store shelves in september. >> taste a spicy rainbow. >> warm up in the cold winter. >> warm up my cold heart. >> lot more than that. >> 5-year-old girl designs her dazzling prek graduation dress. from a twitter user. shared the pick schurz of her 5-year-old cousin. putting early genius loose to use here. the picture, is this for, for -- >> she designed that? >> look at her go. >> did a good job. >> ready for the red carpet! >> that b >>> this morning on "world news now," the latest on the terror attack in manchester, england. we have new details on the young victims being identified as well as the investigation into the suspected suicide bomber. >> extreme weather hitting the south. massive downpours, causing flash floods and tornados, wreaking havoc, ripping apart buildings and damaging homes. the forecast and look at the all important holiday week end. >> and new this half-hour, shocking video of a tanker explosion. >> flames and smoke, billowing high into the sky after tho

at the napa valley expo for all of the excitement.>>reporter: we are live at bottle rock. everyone is raving. macklemore and ryan lewis are on the main stage. it is already packed. you can see just how many people are here. i think about 40,000 are expected. everyone is waiting for the headliner maroon 5.>> ♪ >>reporter: when you mix 85 bands, food, peer and a lot of wind in downtown napa you get happy people.>> there 18-year- olds here, the clouds are more mellow. >> this place used to be a dump. they fixed it up. you can see the graph. we are doing really well. >> the grass is new.>>reporter: organizers spent $6000 on sob leading up to the stage. headliner maroon 5, tom petty on saturday and fighters on sunday. >> there are some great bands. it's my 60th birthday. i have all my friends from south carolina. >>reporter: the event it's bigger each year with favorite stations returning like the weingarten, a silent disco and a food court.>> the food is wonderful.>> this food is awesome. rather than a corndog or a funnel cake, these are

today the bay to breaker's expo was a chance for the public to check out the latest athletic gear. one family was shocked to see their picture adorning the expo poster at the entrance. >> it is such a surprise. we were the oomph allosomas from charlie and the chocolate factory last year and we just got here and that's our picture. . >> race organizers expect 150,000 spectators. expect a lot of road closures. the best way to get to and from the race is mass transit. >>> it's going to be great race weather for all those participates. as we have warm temperatures across the bay area. a little cooler in san francisco for the race. still fog out there right through the bay. here's a look at the golden gate bridge where you see temperatures at this hour warmed up to the lower 90s for the afternoon. and a little cooler by the bay, low 80s for oakland, 74 right now in san francisco. patchy fog will likely linger. we're seeing a little of that even this afternoon. inland heat continues through monday. we start to see cooling midweek. if you are heading out for bay to breaker, 64 degrees, gr

trade show book expo america in new york city where former presidential candidate and secretary of state hillary clinton talks about her upcoming book. friday we continue coverage from book expo america as authors visit to talk about soon to be published books. first daughters jenna and barbara bush are joining us, lawrence odonal as well. and our live in depth program and matt taibbi who will talk about his several books and take questions. that is a look at some events booktv is covering this week. many events are open to the public and look for them it air in the near future. >> joining us on our booktv set is the author of this book, cleve jones "when we rise; my life in the movement". what is the movement you speak of? >> the movement for peace and social justice. when i was 17, i discovered part of that movement was for people like me, gay people and now called lgbtq something something something. >> the movement is larger than the gay move? >> i grew up believing all movements for social justice were connected and we were all part of a larger struggle to end racism and poverty and

the company said it will take on a big project in dubai, handling all of the logistics for the world expo 2020. >> it's going to give us name value in places in dubai, the uae, the middle east, and really all throughout the world. and we really see this as a catalyst for growth, because when businesses from all these countries come by, when they see our capabilities here, they're going to realize we can take care of their logistics needs. >> 180 countries are expected to participate in the expo which will attract millions of visitors. >>> and ups isn't the only package delivery company inking some partnerships. fedex is extending its sponsorship of the pga tour for another ten years, at a time when the sport has hit a bit of a rough patch. dominic chu reports from florida. >> reporter: one of america's biggest companies is making a big bet on the popularity of golf. shipping and transportation giant fedex just announced a deal to continue sponsoring the pga fedexcup playoffs for another ten years. fedex thinks any money is money well spent. >> it's a great deal for our employees. it's a g

from may 31 until june 2nd, look at us at the annual trade show, book expo america in new york city where we will sit down with authors and publishers to discuss their upcoming book. then we will be live from the 3d annual fest in chicago on june 10 and 11. for more information about the book fairs and festivals, and to watch previous festival coverage, click the book fair tab on our website cb.org.k >> hugh hewitt, his most recent book is called the fourth way, a playbook for a lasting gop majority. how is donald trump doing. >> he is doing great and thank you for having me back. i think it's about the 20th

this year, you also have a two-day lifestyle expo, right, rick? tell me about this. >> we incompetent krereased the friday. it will on to 7:00 p.m. on friday night. and then on saturday, from 9:00 to 6:00. it is the largest expo in our ten years. we have about 80 vendors. it's open to the public. and it ranges everything from health and fitness information to community charities and it's just a good time. we have a speaker series. >> okay. >> jim glock, actor, will be speaking on friday and saturday. >> i understand one of our own is joining you this weekend as well. >> chuck bell is coming down saturday and speak. we're excited to have him as well. it is just -- it's a chance for the marines to show off their organization skills. >> right. >> but at the same time, the community of fredericksburg really embraces things. >> let me ask you both quickly. is it too late to sign up and i'll ask you any personal goals for the race. >> all three races are still open. come on out and enjoy. it's going to be a beautiful day on sunday. >> allri guys, any go

tens of thousands of music and food lovers will be on hand at the napa valley expo. we will tell you about the headliners at this your's event and what police and security officials are doing to make sure everyone is safe. have assembled. so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. it's friday, may 26. i'm dave clark. >> and it's not too hot or too cold. just right. 6:30 am. i'm pam cook and the most iconic landmark on the west coast and one known around the world celebrates its 80th birthday. >> tomorrow is the day the golden gate bridge open to the public. if you were here, you are urged to share any memories you may have come any photos you may have of that day on social media with the hashtag, my ggb story. >>> here's a live look at the bridge. this opened on may 27, 1937. this deal came from the east coast and was shipped here by way of the panama canal. it cost $27 million to build. it is a holiday weekend. some lake tahoe r

from may 31st to june 2nd, book for us at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo north america in new york city, we'll sit down with passengers with the upcoming books. and chicago june 10th and 11th followed by roosevelt reading festival hosted by the presidential museum in hyde park, new york on june 17th. for information about book fairs and festivals book tv will be covering and watch previous coverage, check the bo books on our website, book tv.o tv.org. >> i've long been a student of slavery given wii work at montpelier and i know how important it is to understanding history. i was throwing understanding that time between emancipation and the modern civil vites era is just at central. sometimes you mention the word reconstruction to americans and they're not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. i'll share with you a personal anecdote about my own ignorance prior to my intense spiff study to this era. >> i had a picture, a picture in head of african-american and looking like rubes and hay seeds in their teeth. i in my research, as difficult as it was, watche

colorado congressman gerald polk hosted an expo on the need for weed. i'll talk to him next. how much money was spent in legal marijuana sales last is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. tilt your tormentor and put those snores to sleep. does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store find final clearance prices on the best beds for couples. kennedy: before the break i asked how much money was made in illegal marijuana sales last year? the answer is $6.7 billion. that includes medical and recreational marijuana. i know you done both kinds tonight. one of the latest groups strongly advocating for medical use of weed is current and former nfl players. they claim's a lot healthier than pills for post-game pain management. jared polis hosts an event on capitol hill on legalizing marijuana. cannabis instead an opioid. something those players are in favor of. what did you discuss at your medical expo, and did you touch on areas of pain management that some of the nfl players were talking about. >> $6 billion away from criminal cartels an

from may 31 to june 2, look for us at the publishing industry's trade show, book expo america in new york city where we sit down with authors and publishers to discuss their forthcoming book. later in june we are live from the 33rd annual printers row fest in chicago on june 10 and 11 followed by the roosevelt reading festival hosted by the are presidential library and museum in hyde park in new york on june 17 through. for more information about the book fairs and festivals tv will be covering and to watch previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> . [inaudible conversation] >> everybody got quiet right on cue. that's never happened before. i'm bradley graham, co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife and on behalf of the entire staff

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the president of the green festival expo dr. corrina bassler.n and talking with us. we appreciate it. so tell us first of all, what this festival is all about. >> thank you so much for having me. green festival expo we're america' largest and longest running green living and sustain ability event this year 13th year in row in washington, d.c. and thousands of green products how to live greener, happier and healthier life. >> and people can get their hands on these thing at the expo or somewhere else? and don't forget this week send mother' days weakened. >> that's right. if do you not have brunch reservation made yet for your mom and i know you out there take your mom, take your family and come to the screen festival expo. >> okay. now you got vendors? >> yes. >> about 200 vendors to will be there. >> exactly. over 200 vendors. we have electric test drives, hands on demos, inspirational speakers. we have yoga sessions. come with your entire familiarly. >> we got the products set up here on the table. let's run through them real quick watch do yo

thousands of people lining up here at napa valley expo security checkpoint for screening. then it's all about the music ♪ ♪ >> a sound check by maroon 5 warming up for friday gig at bottle rock. tom petty plays saturday. foo fighters on sunday. heightened security in place. bag checks and metal detectors. days after manchester terror attack, extra officers on duty. message? >> have fun, make great decisions, if you see something suspicious, call us. >> reporter: from l.a. >> i've felt safe at every show and convert i've been to. >> reporter: doing it winnebago style. digs are home every weekend. >> wife is big tom petty fan and apparently his last year touring. >> reporter: downtown napa is ready to host the concert goers. biggest weekend for napa palisade saloon. >> more beer than ever before. >> reporter: neighbors have another name. >> nightmarish. >> reporter: tries to keep concert goers away. people try to park on your street? >> yes and hear from me. i can't repeat it. >> reporter: sold out. abc7 news. >> how is the weather? >> going to be good. before we get to that

from all over took part in the expo on walnut street. it ranged from it elementary school all the way up to high schoolers. >>> a going away party today in center city along 17th street for the little pete's restaurant closing celebration. the diner closed its dors for good last night after 40 years. crews will soon demolish the dine tore make way for a high-rise hotel. such a popular spot. >>> back to work for most people today. you might not mind because of the weather. >> glenn schwartz joining us now with more on when we'll see a change in our area weather wise. >> it's not going to be coming by the time you get up tomorrow morning. but by this time tomorrow, you see that 62. it will be upper 70s probably. that's quite a change. a little drizzle around. 59 in the suburbs. lock at the fog here in the lehigh valley and delaware we're seeing this in wilmington right now. i-95 is pretty close and still seeing that fog. some drizzle now. temperature holding steady. thot much wind as we go through the night. and the other neighborhoods in

toed the expo attracted runners and fitness enthusiasts. it was also a chance to pick up the race packets or complete a last-minute registration. one family was thrilled to find themselves the faces of this year's expo poster. >> last year, we were here, and we just got here and oh, my gosh, that's our picture in the background. >> we're expecting wonder full wekter. >> the 12k race will be tomorrow. it's a good idea to leave your car at home. bart will run trains extra early to get people to the starting line. special service begins at 6 am. muni will run special shuttles to bring runners back downtown after the race. >> i hope the runners have plenty to drink, water, of course. it's going to be a warm weekend across the bay area. there's a significant temperature range here, inland temperatures in the 90s, low 90s right now still in concord and in liver more 86. san francisco 71, and low to mid 80s for san jose and santa rosa. expect more of the same for tomorrow. forecast coming up. a live look now at ffo where runway repairs are underwa

king's crusade conquered the opioid epidemic expo. not only boit about recovering from addiction but how families can help loved ones get treatment and prevent addiction in the first place. >> we hope that somebody's life will be changed or somebody will want to change today when they come and see our story and want to get help for themselves. >> sue harrison and her family started king's crusade in honor of their brotherer king who recently lost his battle with addiction. >>> your nbc first alert ethwith -- weather. >> doppler radar is dry. so nothing on the screen. although we did get scattered showers moving across the area early today. mainly 50s. so temperatures for today were seasonable. 52 degrees. a little bit warmer in nazareth. we do have cooler temperatures as well. now we're going to be cooler for tomorrow. we do have this easterly influence. current temperature 57 along with reedy point and farther south, temperatures still in the 50s. virgil at 53 and st. louis currently at 56 degrees. we're pretty much going to keep it

thousands of people lining up here at napa valley expo security checkpoint for screening. then it's all about the music ♪ ♪ >> a sound check by maroon 5 warming up for friday gig at bottle rock. tom petty plays saturday. foo fighters on sunday. heightened security in place. bag checks and metal detectors. days after manchester terror attack, extra officers on duty. message? >> have fun, make great decisions, if you see something suspicious, call us. >> reporter: from l.a. >> i've felt safe at every show and convert i've been to. >> reporter: doing it winnebago style. digs are home every weekend. >> wife is big tom petty fan and apparently his last year touring. >> reporter: downtown napa is ready to host the concert goers. biggest weekend for napa palisade saloon. >> more beer than ever before. >> reporter: neighbors have another name. >> nightmarish. >> reporter: tries to keep concert goers away. people try to park on your street? >> yes and hear from me. i can't repeat it. >> reporter: sold out. abc7 news. >> how is the weather? >> going to be good. before we get to that

. >> he actually invented this drilling rig for a special project for the tulsa expo to lash on to ato help secure the foundation. >> the tulsa exposition center endures as a city symbol. the big rig just gathers dust. but john doesn't complain. no questions asked of dad? >> no questions asked, no. when he looks at something, he doesn't see what a lot of us see. he sees potential. >> in the mid-'80s, when the price of crude oil plummets, elmer punches another one of those toads and ends up in the business of building transmission towers for those newfangled cellphones. >> we started building cell tower sites, and we've been building 'em ever since. probably built about 5,000 of 'em. >> but with each new endeavor, elmer's stockpile of retired equipment gets taller and wider and, john knows, increasingly irrelevant to the business at hand. what will hemphill ever do with these extra-large hydraulic rigs or thousands of feet of fencing? and is anyone saying at that point, "oh, my god, we gotta unload some of this stuff"? >> no. it was pretty much known that we just needed to put it wher

. >> homelessness has expanded expo exponentially. >> there is drug addiction, mental health. they were homeless because they can't afford rent. >> the strategy is to provide more care in place for unshelters residents where they are living with an absolute determination to transition them off the street. >> there is an outdoor navigation center where people can camp or park cars with services. it should be up and running by summer. building or finding more affordable housing. >> we have to get landlords and step up and help people who have experienced homelessness. >> there is a coordinated plan to attack a crisis block by block. >> i haven't given up. i still have dream and aspirations. >> fox 2 news. >>> elsewhere in the east bay a bold theft today. take a look. the walnut creek apple store, one customer was able to record video while it happened. several thieves swarmed the store grabbing iphone and lap tops before getting away. anyone with information should call police. >>> several goats were burned when a fire started. it burned 6 acres before firefighters got it under

. >> he actually invented this drilling rig for a special project for the tulsa expo to lash on to aier to help secure the foundation. >> the tulsa exposition center endures as a city symbol. the big rig just gathers dust. but john doesn't complain. no questions asked of dad? >> no questions asked, no. when he looks at something, he doesn't see what a lot of us see. he sees potential. >> in the mid-'80s, when the price of crude oil plummets, elmer punches another one of those toads and ends up in the business of building transmission towers for those newfangled cellphones. >> we started building cell tower sites, and we've been building 'em ever since. probably built about 5,000 of 'em. >> but with each new endeavor, elmer's stockpile of retired equipment gets taller and wider and, john knows, increasingly irrelevant to the business at hand. what will hemphill ever do with these extra-large hydraulic rigs or thousands of feet of fencing? and is anyone saying at that point, "oh, my god, we gotta unload some of this stuff"? >> no. it was pretty much known that we just needed to put it

thursday we're live from the publishing industry's null trade show, book expo america in new york city where former secretary of state and presidential candidate, hillary clinton, talked about her upcoming back. friday we continue our coverage from big expo america as authors talk about their soon to be published books, joining and actors ed asker in and allen alda, on sunday, live, our "in depth" program is author and journalist matt tiabbi. 20 years ago i was doing research on my book about african-american women from the north. came across an advertisement for an enslaved person who has run from the president's house in philadelphia, may 1796. and i was sort of caught up looking through microfilm at old newspapers and this made me pause. said, wait. who is this person who ran away? she was named ony judge. i said, wait a minute, dent know this person. that was troubling to me because this is my area of expertise. i'm supposed to know all of this stuff, and i had no idea who this ony judge was. and there was something that was very sort of compelling about this advertisement, never s

may 31-june 2nd, look for us at book expo of america in new york city where we will sit down with authors and publishers to discuss their upcoming books. in june, live from the 33rd annual printers lit fest in chicago. for more information about the book fairs and festivals booktv will be covering and to watch previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website booktv.org. ....

in-person registration will be available at the breakers expo at pier 35 on may 19-20.several price increases between now and the expo, so we recommend signing up early to save. (mark)(darya) about 40- thousand runners are expected this weekend. remember.... there is a zero tolerance policy when it comes to alcohol on the race course.... kron four will have full coverage for you all weekend long... online registration will close at midnight on may 19. in-person registration will be available at the breakers expo at pier 35 on may 19-20. there will be several price increases between now and the expo, so we recommend signing up early to save. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns

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is fair mont park more than 140 years ago. 1876 the statue of liberty's torch l at the centennial expothey show me their huge model. 250 buildings were constructed once. we're inside of one of them. >> 10 million tickets sold. there were only 46 million people in the country at the time. >> reporter: the cost 50 cents. the sewing machine was introduced along with popcorn, bananas and the telephone. our next stop a clandestine meeting about america's first dooms day cult. >> but they came here literally asthma lennialests waiting for the world to end. >> reporter: so in 1694 they built a cave. he gives midnight tours. >> i'm not surprised if the devil himself has walked here more than 100 times. >> reporter: dianne took me inside the water works where the public isn't allowed. architecture, even ben franklin and the past, including a long forgotten pool basically untouched and unlit like this possibly haunted machine room. >> i have never ventured back in that room but there's stories of if you stay back there long aneph, you might hear or feel some things. >> reporter: so i decided not

. >> reporter: brandon bostian bottlerock there is fake grass around the expo. that's not the only luxurious addition. at the fifth annual bottlerock in napa, it's not just about the music. this year, festival-goers can get pampered in a pop-up day spa and some will enjoy the vip experience taking in the views from the sold-out $50,000 double-decker suites. >> like the vip of rock festivals. >> reporter: the festival is expected to draw 120,000 ticketholders over the weekend. >> it's getting better and better every year, of course. we have the headliners, marin 5, we have, um, tom petty and foo fighters. >> reporter: john and michelle truchard have been attending every year. their wine lounge here aka the jam pad is right near the main stage. >> this year we have full lawn which is amazing. it will be a lot cooler and cleaner. >> reporter: 80 acts will perform across four stages. the culinary stage will feature cooking presentations from ayesha curry and martha stewart and many more. >> it's like a polo tournament than a rock concert in terms of the quality of t

this is up at the expo in flagstaff this past weekend.nch of women stacking onto this motorcycle provided by caliber creations out of prescott. >> there's a lot of surface on there though. you can load people up on. >> yeah. it's back tradition. the side car, the motorcycle driven by carla king. all the women on there. world travelers and motorcycle riders. pretty cool to see. they ended up piling up 15 women on this moim. -- on this motorcycle. pril cool cool to see this. i was there. i did some motorcycle training out there with guys at raw hide adventures. like we always talk about on the show, training is key especially if you're going to be riding motorcycles. those guys help you understand the mechanics of the bike and handling. you could see one of my instructors right here. we were trying not to pay attention to the instructors as they were trying to distract us and make us fall. >> that's a lot of practice right here at "right this minute." this is just us. >> you learn to tune things out here. >> proud to say i did a darn good j

they have been chosen as lead the just expensive for expo dubai 2020.er to betty liu who is standing by with the ceo. betty: scholar, thank you so much. i'm with the ceo david abney. great to see you. david abney: great to be here. betty: pending announcement -- why is this partnership so important for you? sponsor of this great event -- they are convinced they will make this the greatest expo ever, and our expertise, our worldwide presence, and the fact that we have handled big events like palin in beijing and london. betty: where would you put this, by the way, on that scale? david: i would put it right there with these two. it is a big, six-month event that will showcase dubai and the middle east. it will give us branding exposure in that part of the world, and more important, if we can handle business for that event, we can handle it for customers throughout the region. betty: a showcase for operations and global reach. tell me, is this important not just from a branding perspective, but from a business perspective as you expand globally. talk about

friday we continue coverage from book expo america as authors visit to talk about soon to be published books. first daughters jenna and barbara bush are joining us, lawrence odonal as well. and our live in depth program and matt taibbi who will talk about his several books and take questions. that is a look at some events booktv is covering this week. many events are open to the public and look for them it air in the near future. >> joining us on our booktv set is the author of this book, cleve jones "when we rise; my

. >>> the race ended just a few minutes ago, the runners stopped at peer expo to register and pick up their pacts, the 106th running of beta breakers is tomorrow. this year's theme, summer of love. beta breakers is the longest consecutively run race in the world. as you know, for some it's real e more of a emotional costume party. just like last year alcohol is banned along with floats, bags that are not clear, and anything with wheels. here's a map of the 7.5 mile course. the convenient starts at 8:00 a.m. at howard and main andents at ocean beach. for complete information on the race including street close yours and transit updates you can go to our website abc7news.com. >>> you know there's more of lake tahoe to love right now. still ahead a look at how the lake is on the rim of making history. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. feeling like summer through the on this saturday and over the next 48 hours those nebz numbers gorg rise. we'll detail >>> next time you visit lake tahoe you'll see a much fuller body of water. since april first nearly 200 billion gallons of water has pour

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from may 31-june 2nd look for us at book expo of america, new york, where we will sit down with authors and publishers to discuss books. later, life from the 33 presidential library festival. for more information about the book fairs and festivals booktv will be covering and watch previous coverage, click the book fairs tab. >> it bent meant being from a liberal family, meant being jewish, meant being the children of my incredibly interesting engaging parents and in the end, we all have these identity that are formed by what we grow up. and there are identity that you don't realize you inherited. that is what the story of this book was for me. i didn't understand when i met someone they might come to the meeting of me with an a

expo is open again cheom tckor in fitness technology and nutrition.san francisco police as they did last year are now spreading the word that alcohol is strictly banned along with floats, bags that are not clear, and anything with wheels. this year's theme, summer of love to mark 50 years since the social movement tt began in san francisco. >> at ocean beach where we have our finish line festival, we're going to have an all san francisco-based band playing music in the morning and afternoon. >> and here is the 7 1/2 mile course that starts at howard and main and ends along ocean beach. be warned some streetsnd muni lines will be affected. b.a.r.t. and cal train will offer extended hours. for complete information on the race, street closures and transit updates go to our website abc7news.com. larry and alma? >> kristen,nk you. san francisco rec andha t park program for teenagers just won a $20,000 grant from disney agee 9th and tenth graders in southeastern san francisco connect with wildlife and nature. this video from s.f. rec and park shows them in

jonathan: one of the country's biggest pot conventions is here, the expo just kicked off at the gaylord national harbor. tim barber talked to some businesses that are cashing in big time on cannabis. tim: it looks and sounds a lot like a chemistry convention. but as you can tell from the pictures, it's all about the greenery. marijuana and money. and business people. >> it's not what you would expect to run into. tim: for nearly 50 years, richard has been selling distillery equipment to petroleum companies. one day he got a call from mississippi state that wanted material that makes up cannabis oil. >> in 1998, nobody was think he would be a booming industry. tim: with more states legalizing marijuana, the convention gets bigger. last year in orlando, nearly 200 companies. this yearin d.c., 275. this is the first time the convention is in the d.c. area, which is significant for influencing marijuana legislation. >> we are showing just how professional this is. tim: at a regular convention, he usually sells a couple products. after his first cannabis convention, he sold nearly 50. >> it

you write a great deal about the montreal expos, such a great story. you were approached by the office of the mayor of montreal back in 1968, i guess, to be an invester, one of the investors, and not too long after you found yourself the majority owner and the executive leading the charge to get the montreal expos going. >> it was the wild and crazy summer. here we are in montreal canada, trying to have a major league team, we had a aaa international league team, we were next tot dodger, and my brother and i used to go to sunday afternoon seven inning double headers and had great time, knew the dodgers before they were dodgers. >> jackie robinson. >> not only him, but snider, you name it. but i thought it would be a great thing for the city, for the pros, for my country, which i hoped would get closer culturely to the united states, and, fortunately, the mayor wanted to have it, and major league baseball led by o'malley of thement menwanted us to have it. it was it was up and down, and, oh, then go to the chairman of the executive committee, and the ma

we talk about it. 40,000 people a day will pack into the napa valley expo.uldn't say pack n you like the relaxed atmosphere of bottlerock. you're not necessarily jammed in there with a whole bunch of strangers. >> no. this is one of the lounges. so you sit here and relax. across from us are some of the sky boxes which is a great way to spend bottlerock because you get seats and your drinks and your food. so that is a great way. next to us is jam cellars. that is part of an experience. local winery, jam. >> i want to talk quickly. it is about the music. some of the headliners this year, maroon 5, they will be headlining -- >> tonight. >> tonight. >> you're waiting to see adam lavigne and also tom petty and the foofighters. the mayor of napa, who are you paired up with. >> i'm paired up with duff goldman who has his own show on the food network. >> yes. >> and joey chestnut who is a competitive eater, i think hot dogs. >> mainly hot dogs, yes. >> and justice who is a 13-year- old student in napa who was selected last year to be on duff's baking show and he cam

students will learn how to design, program, and build robots at the seventh annual philly robotics expo. the event pairs engineering and science with some of the most creative young minds in the cit city. >>> 5:37. a cloudy start. a live view from abington. it looks like it will stay cloudiy for most of the day. temperatures in the 50s for the lehigh valley, suburbs, philadelphia, and south jersey and at the shore. you'll find readings in the 50s. warming into the 60s. a little bit warmer than yesterday. also foggier in some neighborhoods. this is spring city this morning. the fog will disappear -- the clouds will stay with us. once the temperature warms, fog will disappear. a couple of chances for wet weather today. we're completely dry now. no rain in the area. the storms coming late this afternoon and this evening. during the day, a chance of showers from this slow-moving smg to the south. it's making -- system to the south. it's making a little progress, but not much. most of the day will be dry. 57 in philadelphia. 50s to start with. warming to the middle 60s by lunchtime. upper 60

entrepreneurs gathered in oxon hill, maryland this week for the marijuana business daily conference and expo. will the trump administration hinder the industry's record growth? attorney general jeff sessions and press secretary sean spicer have signaled potential for tougher regulation on the drug, which is still considered illegal by the federal government. >> the noise we're hearing from washington, d.c. is it's going to stifle growth, probably slow down people from gaining medical access to cannabis as a plant medicine. i think they're doing the industry and the citizens of the united states a great disservice. >> reporter: right now cannabis is legal for recreational use in eight states and washington, d.c. medicinal cannabis is legal in many states. marijuana business daily projection the entire cannabis industry will have an economic impact of some $68 billion by the year 2021. but for entrepreneurs there are still major hurdles, from taxation regulations to finding and keeping banking ri relationships, forcing many to operate with cash. many financial institutions are fearful of runni

students will learn how to design, program, and build robots at the seventh annual philly robotics expo. the event at the university of pennsylvania pairs engineering and science with some of the most creative young minds in the city. >>> 4:48. 57 degrees. back-to-work tuesday. let's get you to work. >> we'll check in with francesca ruscio looking at septa. what are you seeing? >>> we did get a notification from septa involving the norristown high-speed line. they are operating with delays because of equipment problems. just be mindful of that if you need to head out and take the norris-bound high-speed line. for traffic notifications, download the nbc10 app. patco and septa on schedule. 95 at broad, this is northbound for the philly area. you see this is the exit for 611 patterson avenue. southbound, we have a couple of cars on the southbound side. no delays for 95. earlier, we looked at the schuylkill, the schuylkill is looking fine. route 422, route 29 toward the schuylkill, it will take you eight minutes. and by the time we get to the heart of rush hour, this number will fluctuate 1

friday we continue the covers from book expo america as authors visit the set to talk about their soon to be published books. joining us will be jenna bush hager and barbara bush. and actors at asner and allen all the. the in depth program will talk about several books and take questions. that's a look at events book to be will be covering. many events are open to the public. look for them to air in the future on book tv, on c-span to.

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. >> reporter: allen, 120,000 people expected here at the napa valley expo through sunday and as youou safe. day one of bottlerock featured alternative rock band wild and celebrity chef ayesha curry cooking for guests and steph curry. >> i just came to eat. >> reporter: but safety is also a concern. >> feel like it's definitely on our minds, you know, for an event but beyond that we're here to have a good time. >> reporter: 40,000 people streamed in the bottlerock festival for music, food, wine and beer. at the front gate this explosive sniffing dog from the california highway patrol in sacramento is one of the most visible additions to bottlerock security strategy this year. otherwise, napa police have said there's no major difference because then fine- tuning the approach over the year. so like last years authorities used metal detectors and bag searches. >> pretty safe here. i see police everywhere. >> i feel safe. i feel good. >> the level of security seems good. i mean, it was the same as it always is. >> reporter: bottlerock representatives would not talk about security on came

the festival brings together 100,000 attendees at the expo. go to bottle rock napa.com. >>> sonoma coast oysters. sunday at the kitchen and saloon at valley ford. giants and quakes on the road. that is your weekend watch. >>> it is a movement. free food to those in need. pantries are making a difference coming up in a live report. >> bill martin is here putting touches on the long holiday weekend. >>> this is an interesting story, a grass roots movement gaining popularity in the south bay. >> the concept is simple, neighbors stock a pantry with free food on union avenue after speaking to the women behind it. >> reporter: neighbors have no idea who is taking this food but someone is. i want to show you right now the pantry is fully stocked. often times the next day it is half empty. behind the clubhouse there is a blessing with a sim bell of hope. people are living in their cars. >> it was started by 3 women. making sure the small wooden cabinet has non perishable items. people can take items without shame or embarrassment. >> they don't have t