there's luke walton, son of bill walton from my alma mater. and we had an outstanding time. we read "rainbow fish." that was a treat. and luke walton there does a mean, mean octopus voice, i'll tell you that. read to achieve. we had franko finn. >> and clifford, the big red dog. >> that was a good entrance. you should do that again. >> there he goes. >> 5:23 on your thursday morning. the bay area restaurant that encourages and even rewards you for a bad yelp review. >>> the botto italian bistro in richmond said it wants to be the lowest reviewer on the web site. they said they want the low review because they were tired of constant calls advertising calls from yelp. the bistro's owner says business is up and customers are embracing this joke. >> and darren of emeryville said, "i have been here at least 20 times. it is so bad i'm going to go back and give them a piece of my appetite." >> the state agency accused of lying to the public. >> plus the latest on the wildfire that burned more than 100 homes and businesses in one california town. >> taking a live look outside. could

the wages they receive and they have to go on medicaid and luke samson affordable housing paid for by the government. the owner is the walton family. the largest and the most wealthy family in america. in my view, the wealthiest family does not need welfare from the middle last and this country. let them pay their workers a living wage. [applause] and in terms of an education, and a highly competitive global economy, where we need the best educated workforce in the world, right now as the governor indicated, college is increasingly unaffordable and we have hundreds of thousands of young people who have so much to add to our country that they can afford to go to college. another kids are going to college or leaving school 40 or 50 or $60,000 in debt. i recently met with a young woman who graduated from medical school and she is $300,000 in debt. we need to make certain that every person and not just some people, every person in this country who needs a higher education should be able to get that education regardless of the income of his or her family. [applause] look, here is the reality. the fact of the matter is that in am