now on the professional side, ricky jackson out of the la sparks and kayla is now a part of the golden state valkeries. obviously shining stars when it comes to atlanta in actually being able to play the sport of basketball, leading everyone else on their team to kind of make the right move, spread the floor, do what they needed to do now in the in, it was team barry bond that came out on top. now. team rice actually played pretty well for quite some time. but halftime and down towards the end of the stretch of the game, it was barry bonds. team was able to kind of corralled together and find a way to win on this team were guys like haifa, not and like i ricky jackson, she played on that team as well and that had a great time as well. with the one that when i who was talking the most noise out there. >> the name is what came up specifically to ricky jackson went to a few of the players as well. but they all say they love playing with take. a listen to kayla thornton, though, because after the game, i was actually able to talk to her not only about her time there here in all-star, but a

barry bonds, ken griffey, junior, reggie jackson, jose conseco dennis eckersley as well as oakland natives, dave stewart, gary payton, even rapper mc hammer. rickie holds multiple major league baseball records, including most stolen bases. most home runs mostly most runs scored. boost leadoff home runs. he just meant so much to oakland, having graduated from oakland tech and playing 14 seasons with there's not going to be another guy quite like ricky henderson, not a dry eye in the room, not at all. you included. you met ricky once i met ricky a time around the a's, you know, toward after his career, he stayed around the team was looking adviser was always great with fans. great with the media. that's a live look the legacy to be remembered. not just a great on and off. great guy to. yeah. yeah. >> he will be missed. thank you so much. open. in sacramento. better health. at midtown farmers market is celebrating black owned businesses. >> highlighting local black owners and vendors to kick off black history month. reporter reena shadix has more. >> a bit of rain didn't stop with those who love the farmer's market from coming out in on this first d