david garibaldi underwent a number of surgeries miraculously not many people can say they have been hita train and waved to tell about it let alone return to the stage. >> i'm sure he is not 100% back physically but he's pretty strong running and working out. he can play the drums. >> a song or two is all he can do but it is plenty for local fans anxious to see the pleasanton native in action again with tower of power.>> reporter: tickets are sold out but if you're headed out to the fair tonight grab a lawn chair or a seat on the lawn outside of the amphitheater because this will be their last show in california for a little while they are headed to colorado for the next performs live from the alameda county fair alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. strike ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next. >>> police in san francisco are preparing for the huge pride celebration. >> all hands on deck. >> after the break the new precautions police are taking to keep people safe and what you need to know if you're planning to attend. >>> as temperatures surge what is being done in the south bay to help those

so, we'll have them, zona rosa, plaza garibaldi. it's just a great event. and several chefs, four or five chefs that we'll have there. damian: and the upside to everything--i mean, everything is great, but the beneficiaries. who benefits by-- ray: oh, the beneficiaries. we had--i was telling damian earlier that i was counting up and we gave to about 14. and someone said, "wow, ray, that's too many." i said, "well, there's just a great need out there." and we give 'em not a lot, but we give 'em what we can. and throughout the year, if we have a dinner or something, someone will ask us for--like, the new one is "a breath of kylie." it's for terminally ill children out of gilroy. so, that one they mentioned to us, and robert "the ghost" guerrero is the founder of that one. so, there's a great need. mexican heritage plaza, school of arts of culture, cristo rey, sacred heart, teen challenge's women and children center, latinas contra cancer. i can go on and on, but there's a great need and i feel that we all should be a part of this giving back to the community,

garibaldi had been a hero of his father. he traveled to germany in search of relatives. he helped rich relatives leave him or give him my. this turned out not to work out. and finally back to england, effectively penniless, for he boarded a ship from new york in 1861. it's an interesting time to arrive back in new york city. he returned to this maelstrom of political conflict that the period was characterized by. he had a little black book, which is now on the rutherford b. hayes presidential center in ohio. perhaps we can say that three times fast. they have this little black book. for those of you who may be unfamiliar, menus to carry little books in their pockets which contained addresses, contacts of people they knew, and sometimes they had a calendar. you can keep track of your appointments. that is what this was for 1860 to 1861. it is absolutely charming. he keeps track of his money because he had hardly any. it is cute because he would write down, "sold illustration, one dollar." -- it kept track of his courtship with sally edwards. he took her to church and agre