. >> publix and wegmans. trader joe's, that's no. 3. other big names like costco and whole foods are also in the top ten. >> what's your favorite? we have a twitter poll on the page, abc7news bay area. log your vote or tweet your favorite if it's not on the list. >> i used to shop at publix. not anything special. >> i guess all right is good enough. >> i guess so. >> champagne and pop sickles go hand in hand? >> do they? up next, a poptail. >>> coming up at 4:00, bookstores fight back against the bill making it harder to buy books signed by authors. what it means for bay area readers. >>> a city that's ahead for a fountain. unfails the newest piece of art. >> woah. >> interesting. tonight at 5:00. what's under the glak cloth with people scratching their heads. >> got my attention. >>> summer is almost -- how does a poptail sound? it's a thing. >> it is. it is a cocktail and popcycle. they came up with these frosty tubes for adults only. 13 flavors including rum punch, mimosa. >> and a frozen mojito and coconut rose sangria. they cost $4

publix tied for first. trader joe's was right behind them. harris teeter rounded out the top five, so there you go. we are celebrating moms all week long. we want a bit easier for you. win $100 atow, safeway, caller number seven wins. good luck with that. veronica: do something for mom. larry: right. veronica: if you need to drop something into the mail and get it to mom, do it today. especially if you want today to be -- the day to be dry. very cool conditions coming our way by the end of the work week, but then we turn things around just in time for mother's day. if you plan on taking her maybe to brunch or church, the weather is going to be very nice. clouds moving through the area. temperatures closer to average considering now that it's up to 73. you can see the light, wispy clouds moving through and by late in the day, we are covered with clouds. we are dry and if you are going to the game, the capitals are taking on the penguins, as you just heard, into the lower to mid 60's by 10:00. intensity, coming our way, minor issues for thursda

into adrian college. 18-year-old valentino has story and will graduate next month from leadership publix school and san jose. valentino went into foster care at a young age because of an abusive father and a mother addicted to drugs. is a teenager, he was reunited with his mother but then they ended up homeless. while his brother joined the gang, valentino turned his life around two years ago and got a home living with friends. through hard work and perseverance, he was accepted into ithaca college, a private liberal arts college in new york state. now his high school is helping raise money to get him there.>>way to go. thinking about robin williams. and his final moments on big- screen. we will preview the movie, absolutely everything where he lends his voice. >>going to as many baseball games as you want. for one price. the monthly pass opsin that the oakland a's are rolling out for fans. >>> welcome back. cincinnati reds are becoming a pest for the giants. after the reds swept the cincinnati last week. they be the giant last night at at&t park. 3-2. hall of famer willie mays received

publix and fareway stores made the top five. >>> ken the annual spiel boat race took place wednesdayohio river, and the bell of cincinnati took home the crown over the hometown bell. the captain from cincinnati accepted the unique prize. here it is, silver antler, what you always wanted. don't miss nbc's extensive coverage of the kentucky derby. it begins saturday at 2:30 eastern on nbc. so fun to watch. >> i always say it's fun to watch the fastest two minutes in sports, but everybody's hats, too, and the fascinators, of course, sipping the mint juleps. until then, cinco de mayo tomorrow. >> more celebrations in store. i'm gigi stone wood. thanks for %$4ll it )s thursday morning--- and some changes are in the works for your weather. this is a live look at san jose...the city lights visible >>> thursday morning, we have changes to tell you about in the works for your weather as we look outside at san jose, the city lights vizable from a distance there. we're seeing fog rolling in along the coast today. that's one changes, today in the bay starts right now. thank you for joining us on

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i think publix and people whether you're in europe or the united states, you need to be looking for leaders who are very clear eyed about the attacks that are underway, the war that we are in. this is a very serious situation. we must have policies that lead us towards intelligence gathering techniques so that we can do everything we can to try to stop these attacks before they happen. it's impossible to be able to do, but there are tools that we can take and policies that we can implement. the public must stand vigilant and i think that what we've seen over the last couple of days in saudi arabia from our president who's on his way to europe, i think that this president is very clear eyed and understand the threat that we are facing and i feel much safer with donald trump in charge. >> tucker: only got about 45 seconds left, but you've been around people making policy, did they look to europe as a template for what not to do here in the united states? >> i think what i would say is we always are vigilant to learn from what's been happening and europe has been at the forefront. so what we n

. >> working at publix, you can-- >> you know, and the thing is-- the sick thing is, i would be happy if i was being treated fairly, but you don't treat people fairly. you don't treat anybody fairly. >> it's very hard to have a conversation like this. i have spent an awful lot of time here, and you guys misrepresent me and my integrity. >> no, i'm--no, i'm calling you out on your integrity. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. >> we are here doing orders with people, and you leave. we stay. you get to leave. >> hold on. hold on. i've been here till midnight with you. >> once or twice, but never on a regular basis. >> yes, christmas happens once a year, and i-- >> dane, slow down and think about what you're--i have to-- >> oh, my god, dane. >> i put my heart and soul into this business, just like you have for three years. >> just like i have? are you really gonna say that? no, no, no, no. i want to understand this. help me understand. you put your heart and soul into this business just the way i have. is that what you're saying? >> we're different people--