san diego was 70% yes. been doing play-by-play on the globetrotters' game, reason it's been dead is california's changed. since arnold's recall, still democratic state but republican registration in california is only up 20,000 votes. democratic is up 3.5 million new votes. become much more democrat. that makes it harder based on tribalism. that's why bernie sanders, kamala harris and president biden were coming to make sure the democrats showed up. when you have a governor like schwarzenegger not about partisan politics, keeps the focus on the democratic office holder they're unhappy with. this was tribal, trump republicans without identity, blue versus red and california particularly now, that's done and over with. gavin was in trouble but had a blue safety harness that was always going to save him. story tonight is still going to be convincing victory for him and he will make political hay of that going forward. >> to our viewers just this note, obvious in the right-hand side of your screen, live picture

jamie chambers has more from san diego county. but the campaign. >> here in rancho santa fe, where with the john campaign. he was the leading republican in 2018 loss to gavin newsom. but then jump back into this recall election bringing a bear out to get his name out there. well, so many people were also running for governor. we spoke to john just a few moments ago. this is what he had to say. i was leading the polls in june all the way i think i had built up some level of support from. >> 2018. but you know, peopla wanted to come out with a new shiny the media personality and, you know, larry is a good he's right on the issues are for the most probably agree with them. a bunch of law. i think you get off on a tangent on some of these issues that, you know, frankly, we should just keep it on the areas where gavin newsom is just fail and will be with the campaign throughout the evening. that's the very latest from rancho santa fe. i'm jamie chambers. send it back to you. >> thanks, jamie. is going to turn recall has only happened o

our fish is coming right off the boat in san diego. we're the first stop from the dock. if it's getting flo in from fiji or around the world, we don't know where it's coming from. there's no trace and trust. trace and trust starts at the dock from the boat. you're offloading right to the fishmonger, right to the box, and then where it goes. it's the foreign fleet. they have very little rules, very little regulations, no permits, no licenses. they're doing everything wrong, and when the american guys are doing everything right, yeah, it's very difficult for the american fisherman to compete with the foreign fish and the foreign pricing that comes into it. man: when i was 16, i learned to scuba-dive. i just love being in the ocean, and then i saw an opportunity to become a sea urchin diver, so i learned to process sea urchins, first in my garage, so i then started diving during the day, processing in the evening, and delivering to sushi bars. i had a couple tough years, but we learned to start buying local seafood. i started buying local lobsters and local swordfish and ot

san diego has had republican mayors. a former mayor is one of the republican candidates on the ballot. but san diego and the suburbs around it have been trending democratic. this is the governor's race in 2018. forget the numbers. look at the margin. so if democrats, supporting gavin newsom and vote nog by roughly, let me switch to this map, roughly in excess of the percentages. let's just see. we've got more votes. this is a key area for the governor. this is napa county. you get into the bay area, wine country to the north. he was the former mayor of san francisco. this is where he believes his support is strongest. again, 68% of the estimated vote. that's just in this county. you see it is much smaller raw numbers than in san diego. again, 71% say keep newsom. they're voting no. in the governor's race, he got 65%. so he's overperforming in that county if you consider no to be newsom only. so we'll have to watch as this plays out. you come back to the individual candidates. we don't have those numbers yet. 72% if you r

i was wnd hing having your system or is this something you are not foreseeing happening in san diego. >> this was a big project. we have been looking to san francisco for onsite recycling an starting to look at that as well. the focus as really been the pure water. when you look at how much you get for it in terms of half of the city's water supply and no additional cost. if we pure watter. we are looking at other areas as well. some interesting thing that's occur, we need enough sewage. we're a little concerned about what happens if because of the way we put this together. we're now legally obligated to produce 83 million-gallons of water per year. because of the great conservation happening, it's getting close. >> i have a clarifying question. you mentioned sewer customer. every cuff mere is a sewer customer as well. water customers is all of san sandiego. all sets of customers benefit from pure water. if you're a water and sewer customer, you get those benefits. >> got it. thank you so much. >> great. any other questions for john? >> thanks for the presentation both of you. that mo

that got san diego's bomb squad scrambling.tion. >> coming up -- connie hoagland, wife, mother and survivor. >> i remember coming out to the truck, put in the key and then, kaboom. >> but who was trying to kill her? when "dateline" continues. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach with fast and soothing relief. and try new drug free pepto herbal blends. made from 100% natural ginger and peppermint. >> september 2010 may well be remembered as hoagland month, for san diego's busy bomb squad. this picture perfect family suddenly seemed to be the target of a relentless campaign of terror. first there was the cell phone device placed inside a fed-ex pack found just down the street from the hoagland home. then there was the pipe bomb that detonated inside connie hoagland's pickup. and now there was a mysterious fed-ex box addressed to jonathan hoagland but delivered to his high school. >> i guess it had something to do with the car bomb that was -- happene

back to back terms as mayor of san diego.we're seeing the former police chief of san diego out here showing her support for faulconer as well as a lot of local business owners praising his handling of the pandemic when he was still mayor. and earlier this morning we did get a chance to speak with faulkner himself. here's what he had to say. >> it's people from all parts of the state, all walks of life, all political parties that are frustrated that are angry things that aren't happening in california. that's why 2 million california signed the recall to begin with. they want change. they want a governor that's going to and sure that we have a safe state. they want a governor that's going to take dramatic action to reduce almost as they want a governor who's going to make california more affordable. we have such a great state, but we're in need of of reforms were in need. get of a governor that's going to stand up and take action, not just give a bunch of rhetoric and words. and so again, i think that's why this recall qualifi

. >> the california gop convention is starting today in san diego, and i can imagine this going to be of handwringing and finger-pointing . katie, what are you expecting to see there? >> it's kind of funny that the theme for their convention is forward together. and they did not come together in the recall election. the california p made a decision not to endorse any candidate in that race because they were afraid of alienating voters who might not agree with that endorsement, and so you could argue that they gave up a chance to unite behind a more moderate candidate, someone like former san diego mayor kevin faulconer, and because the message was so spread out, we saw larry elder come out of, you know, basically nowhere. he got into the race relatively late and really took all the oxygen out of it, and towards the end, as reporter started to look into him more, he had so many controversial opinions coming forward that he just doesn't -- he's not palatable to most californians. so the gop in california kind of missed an opportunity to try and replant their flag, and now they're going

also in san diego, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner he reacted to the results and here's what he>> thank my life, catherine, my entire family who is here. everybody across this great state, the bottom of my heart. thank you for being a part of this campaign thank you for believing in california. i will leave you with this. tonight was round one. there's more to come. >> round. one more to kaylee's telegraphing he's running like, all right. we're still waiting to hear from the recall front runner. larry elder and of course he's got his gathering is in southern california and are we sure that we're going to show some results as we go to break. and these are the latest numbers. numbers are still coming in. but again, the race has been called for gavin newsome. 60 1% of the vote has been 1% of the vote has been counted. we'll be right back. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com fo

jamie chambers has more from san diego county.ncho santa fe, where with the john campaign. he was the leading republican in 2018 loss to gavin newsom. but then jump back into this recall election bringing a bear out to get his name out there. well, so many people were also running for governor. we spoke to john just a few moments ago. this is what he had to say. i was leading the polls in june all the way i think i had built up some level of support from. >> 2018. but you know, peopla wanted to come out with a new shiny the media personality and, you know, larry is a good he's right on the issues are for the most

let's open it up to questions from the commissioners for the san deag ohsan diego folks. >> thank you for your presentation. certainly very informative. thinking about the whole half of san deagsan diegos water supply will come from this. that's quite impressive considering the amount of demand. i was wondering, obviously this is a centralized approach to recycling and that is great. i was wnd hing having your system or is this something you are not foreseeing happening in san diego. >> this was a big project. we have been looking to san francisco for onsite recycling an starting to look at that as well. the focus as really been the pure water. when you look at how much you get for it in terms of half of the city's water supply and no additional cost. if we dont pure watter. we are looking at other areas as well. some interesting thing that's occur we need enough sewage. we're a little concerned about what happens if because of the way we put this together. we're now legally obligated to produce 83 83 million-gallons of water per he year. because of the great conservation happening, i

let's not forget san diego is a game out of that second wild card spot. crucial games for both, so crucial todd came all of the way from florida to see padres star tatis, jr and he made it worthwhile. drills one in left field. number 39 of the season. 2-0 san diego, same score, 5th inning, more runs, tommy knocks that one in the right field corner. 4-0 padres and san diego goes on to win 7-4 to split the 4-game series. giants lead sheufrpbgs to shrinks. >> 2-2 in the 3rd. delivers to the two-knock out. oakland takes the 4-2 lead. jumping to the 9th, 5-2. bringing home another run here. that capped off a 4-hit day for harrison. a great day at the office. the a's win it 7-2. they are 3 back in the al wild card race. a loaded race. >> to golf, the famous burger dog. first round of the championship. first tournament of the new pga season. the headliner, mickelson, three birdies on the back 9, he is 5 back. on 16, rolling in the putt here for the eagle. oma shot a 5 under 67. he is two back of the leader. >>> injuries already starting to pileup after one week

i showed you a graph from san diego county last week. let me show you a similar graph comparing the vaccinated to the unvaccinated for the country. now, you can barely make it out because at the bottom of that graph, flat, is the vaccinated population in the hospital. and the line on top that's going up still is the unvaccinated. so, yes, we're seeing a contraction of overall growth, but this is entirely, almost entirely a story about the unvaccinated. so what seems to be happening here to get to the point, is that you're seeing this virus, delta virus sort of go through these communities of unvaccinated at very high speed. people are developing a component of natural immunity in a very brutal way, overwhelming hospitals, dying at 1500 per day. but as a result of that, we probably will see some contraction at least for a period of time. >> those who are vaccinated, of course, are looking forward to when they need it, getting more protection with the booster and the white house is moving forward right now with its plan to make those avail

tomorrow and then back to san diego for election day tuesday. >>> and reality star turned republican candidate for governor cat caitlyn jenner was on the campaign center at the dream center in los angeles. the christian center offers resources to help homeless people get back on their feet. >>> if you have any questions about the recall, we have an entire section voted to the recall at nbcbayarea.com. that includes where to drop your mail-in ballot, what to do if you would rather vote in person. just click on newsom recall it's at the top of our home page in the trending bar. >>> there were many events across the bay area yesterday to remember the victims and the heros of september 11th. on the 20th anniversary of the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. a memorial in hayward focused on the nearly 3,000 victims and how 9/11 impacted us all. here's "today in the bay's" marianne favro. >> reporter: tonight's candlelight ceremony was about remembering the victims of 9/11, giving people a chance to express their feelings. here, one person wrote "god bless

of saudi arabia played in supporting the hijackers. >> is that the first mosque they went to in san diego this is it here right on our left. >> reporter: danny gonzales was an fbi agent who worked on operation encore. he showed us the neighborhood the hijackers lived in before they crashed american airlines flight 77 into the pentagon. this is gonzale's first television interview about the case. >> 19 hijackers cannot commit 3,000 mass murders by themselves. >> reporter: based on what you found, do you believe there was a domestic support network for the hijackers? >> obviously. >> reporter: no question? >> but i can't comment on it. you don't have to be an fbi agent with 26 years of experience to figure that out. >> reporter: gonzalez says the two hijackers were helped by a number of saudis, including omar al biumi. biumi worked for the saudi government in california and said he simply ran into the two hijackers a at a restaurant in los angeles and encouraged them to move to san diego. >> and that is the building he lived in. >> reporter: there he helped them find an apartment and open a

san diego goes on to win max 7- 4. eighth and kansas city. this is like me trying to get my phone between the car seat crack. 2-2 in the third. bases-loaded. pete delivers. that gives oakland that to lead. here's a brine. that a four hit day for harrison and the a's win it 7- 2. they are three back. to golf. the famous burger dog at silverado and napa. first round of the championship. first tournament of the new pga season. the headliner was phil mickelson. three birdies on the back nine. he's five back. on 16. max houma rules in the pot for eagle. he's two back from the leader. injuries starting to pile up after one week for the 49ers. tray will miss 6 to 8 weeks because of groin injury. also the running back who is out for the season. week two kicked off in our nations capital. giants and the football team. under five minutes to play. washington trailing 26-20. what a snag. that's the go ahead score. final seconds. new york leading 29-27. a 48 yard field goal and heat mr. giants win. not so fast. new york is called for offsites. washington

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and who assisted them. >> is that the first in san diego?this is it here. >> reporter: danny gonzalez was an fbi agent who worked on operation encore. he showed us the neighborhood the hijackers lived in. this is his first television interview about the case. >> it's 19 hijackers cannot commit 3,000 mass murders by themselves. >> reporter: based on what you found, do you believe there was a domestic support network for the hijackers? >> obviously. >> reporter: no question? >> i can't comment on it, but you don't have to be an fbi agent with 26 years of experience to figure that out. >> reporter: gonzalez says the two hijackers hasmi and kaladar were helped by a number of saudis by yumi. he randomly ran into the two hijackers at a restaurant in los angeles and urged them to move to san diego. >> he lived in this apartment complex. >> reporter: there he helped them find an apartment and open a bank account. the two hijackers even started flight school nearby. >> i can't sit on the side lines when i know the truth. >> reporter: gonzalez says he

he is the former mayor of san diego. he was on the steps of san francisco county's superior court, joined by advocates for victims' rights. he says if elected he'll focus on the rising crime across the state. faulconer says everyone in california deserves to be safe and feel safe. >> i will be a governor that will put victims first and criminals in jail and take a strong stance to reversing the trend that we have seen, unfortunately, in our great state. >> faulconer does not agree with defunding the police. he says he actually upped the police budget when he was mayor in san diego. another republican candidate for governor in san diego. john cox made stops in san francisco and santa cruz. he calls himself a political outsider. he says governor newsom is trying to distract voters from the real problems facing our state. >> i'm talking about taking an approach that gives the people of this state abundance. gives us enough water and electricity to live on. gives us affordable housing, protection from crime and wildfires. tha

all across california tonight from the state capitol to the central valley and all the way down to san diego. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so stay with us all night long as we provide you with all the latest results. so first let's go and pick up our team coverage with proffers dan thorn who is live for us in sacramento tonight where governor newsom is also spending the evening as he awaits the results. dan. what's the latest? >> well, vicki, the newsome camp is probably feeling pretty good considering those recent polling numbers that you mentioned. but of course this race is not over yet. the biggest threat to getting the governor out of working out of the state capitol here in sacramento would be the conservative talk show host larry elder. and because of that threat, democrats have been asking people to get out and to vote because of all of this that's been happening. the big reasons for this

and john cox, a republican from the san diego area who ran against newsom and got trounced. host: what time did the polls officially close tonight and how long will this take to count? guest: they close at 8:00. it will take a while to count. we will get kind of a rush of votes in almost immediately because ballots were mailed to every voter in the state even though people can go in and vote at the polls as well or drop them off at boxes that are scattered around the state. there will be kind of a massive count right at 8:00 so we will get a good idea. but then it is a big state, so we expect the votes to trickle in over probably a matter of

kevin faulconer dropped off his ballot in san diego today. former san diego mayor is among the top four republicans challenging newsom for the seat. he urged everyone to get out and vote. >> make sure your vote is counted. make sure you are stepping up and -- and really, you know, as i said, making your voice heard. >> he is going to be in los angeles monday and then san diego on election day. now, republican front-runner, larry elder, attended a 9/11 memorial ceremony in fullerton, this morning. he posted these photos on twitter. he also attended a lunch with homeless and disabled veterans. and he is wrapping up his day at a 9/11 commemoration at the reagan presidential library in simi valley. any questions about the recall? we can help. we have an entire section devoted to the recall at nbcbayarea.com. that includes on where to drop your mail-in ballot, what to do if you wanted to vote in person. just click on newsom recall in the trending bar. >>> check in with rob mayeda right now. looks like a gorgeous, clear night in the south bay. >> w

i mean, this is a guy who managed to win and dark blue city san diego in a dark blue state in california and he managed to support from republicans and democrats alike. he's a likable guy. the

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san diego ganaba 4 a 2 en la salta del sexto. la pizarra. 5 a 4 san francisco en la baja del sexto, josÉ quintana en la loma. ahÍ lo van a ver al zurdo y tommy lo lleva a pasear por el derecho. juego 5 a 5. empatado. siguiente bateador. mismo vÍa. por el central. 6 a 5. y en el sÉptimo. toni la stella. el venezolano va a anotar desde la intermedio ya. y nos Íbamos a extra inning. rolling por segunda. la stella se tira, el tiro a la goma quieto. ganÓ san diego 7 a 6. y para colmo de males, los dodgers estaban por pender. esto significa que a falta de # 9 juegos nada mÁs. los gigantes solo tienen un juego de ventaja sobre los Ángeles. vistan a los diamon back que le queda a cada equipo. 3 juegos de los denver ante los rockies. juegan con 6 seguidos en casa, 3 contra arizonas los giants han ganado todos los juegos en casa en oracle. y 3 contra los padres, rÉcord y 4 y 3. atenciÓn contra ellos en la bahÍa. maÑana los dodgers abren serie de 3 en d-backs. y 3 contra los padres de dodgers stadium y cierran con 3 ante los cerveceros en. >

okay, so there in san diego county.are the consequences for someone who was spreading coronavirus misinformation? well, we have to call him outlook free speech enables people to say whatever it is, they would like to say, even if it is untrue and ally and nothing in our measure is going to impede people's ability to exercise their first amendment rights. what we have to do is more aggressively and more intentionally call out those lies and then provide not what i say is best. but what our medical community and what our doctors and our public health agencies. believe is the best advice and guidance that that we can give to folks and so we will be investing more resources. we will be investing more communication strategies. um and we will be leaning into this effort more to try and better inform the public about the dangers of so much of what we heard on display last night. everything from the mask is dangerous. do they say more people died from the vaccine and then covid, uh, two people coming down multiple speakers comi

former san diego mayor kevin faulconer tuesday said he will. and governor gavin newsom's moratorium on the death penalty. if he's elected a change that he says would be immediate asked to be. >> and if you do not have you're not going to see a change of >> to line people up to be executed. pre meditated 2 months after taking office in 2019 newsom signed the executive order to halt executions in california. dismantling the death chamber at san quentin state prison. the move angered some prosecutors and crime victims in tuesday's virtual press conference faulkner pointed to california's rising crime in the 10's of thousands of inmates that are eligible for early release. faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final wee

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. >> actually the 6 former san diego mayor kevin faulconer tuesday said he will. and governor gavin newsom's moratorium on the death penalty if he's elected a change that he says would be immediate asked to be. >> and if you do not have you're not going to see a change of >> to line people up to be executed. pre meditated 2 months after taking office in 2019 newsom signed the executive order to halt executions in california. dismantling the death chamber at san quentin state prison. the move angered some prosecutors and crime victims in tuesday's virtual press conference faulkner pointed to california's rise in crime and the 10's of thousands of inmates that are eligible for early release. faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final we

is that the first mosque they went to in san diego?is is it right here. >> reporter: danny gonzalez was an f.b.i. agent who worked on operation encore, and showed us the neighborhood the hijackers lived in. this is his first television interview about the case. >> 19 hijackers cannot commit 3,000 mass murders by themselves. >> reporter: based on what you found, do you believe there was a domestic support network for the hijackers? >> obviously. >> reporter: no question? >> but i can't comment on it. but you don't have to be an f.b.i. agent with 26 years of experience to figure that out. >> reporter: gonzalez says the two hijackers, nawaf al hazmi and khalid al mihdhar, were helped by a number of saudis, including omar al bayoumi. bayoumi was working for the saudi government, and has said he randomly ran into the two hijackers at a restaurant in los angeles and urged them to move to san diego. >> he lived in this apartment complex. >> reporter: there, he helped them find an apartment and open a bank account. the two hijackers even start

former san diego mayor kevin faulconer tuesday said he will. governor gavin newsom's moratorium on the death penalty if he's elected a change that he says would be immediate asked to be. >> and if you do not have you're not going to see a change of >> to line people up to be executed. pre meditated 2 months after taking office in 2019 newsom signed the executive order to halt executions in california. dismantling the death chamber at san quentin state prison. the move angered some prosecutors and crime victims in tuesday's virtual press conference faulkner pointed to california's rising crime in the 10's of thousands of inmates that are eligible for early release. faulkner was joined and supported by marc klaas, whose daughter polly was murdered by a now death row inmates partisan issue. not about any kind of the republican takeover of the state of california. i am a registered democrat. i probably more true alter president biden. this is about something else entirely faulkner is one of dozens of candidates on the ballot and on the final week o

former san diego mayor kevin falconer and others are expected to rally support in the bay area. gavin newsom will also have some help from vice-president kamala harris. amy: the democratic calvary is on the way the help the governor. you can tell someone important is coming here, they have the barricades up at the training the silly the in san leandro -- training facility in san leandro. she will ask voters to vote n vn and support newsome. she was going to campaign last month, but have -- had to cancel that after the death of 13 american met service members in afghanistan. the appearances are being downplayed by newsom's opponents, but newsom himself thinks they are important. >> i think it's a big deal to have the vice president of the happens to be from the bay area, who happens to be a californian, supporting these efforts. >> californians are hurting, and they couldn't care less what kamala harris or joe biden says. amy: former san diego mayor kevin falconer will also be campaigning in the bay area today, he will be with victims rights advocates, trying to position himself

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stefan san diego county district attorney and thank you so much for being here.w did your office go about prosecuting it? and just how difficult is it to get a conviction? in a case like this? yeah fentanyl prosecutions are very difficult because most of the time like this heroic mother, mona leonardi was describing is you're not sure what the substance is and you don't know if it was a prescription bill that was prescribed, whether it's criminal or not criminal. um, but in san diego, we developed a protocol called homicide team 10, where we respond to overdose deaths as if they are a homicide because we want to track. back to the dealer as fast as possible. it's a race against time because we know the dealers are going to try to sell the same bad batch that's infected with this poison fentanyl to others who were trying to take that supply off the hands of the deal, or some more people don't die at the same time trying to make a successful prosecution. in this case we were able to prosecute, but the difficulty doesn't at all match the damage of the loss of life.

the former mayor of san diego, san diego with only 10% of the vote. a grant lotus is here to break down these initial returns county by county and i'm a little surprised at. >> what we're seeing on this map and some of the more conservative parts of california riverside county, san bernardino county orange county has gone purple may be leaning democrat. all those counties traditionally republican. >> yeah. but the inland empire, what you said is the area where this race may really, you know, bring the hammer down. it's still early and you don't want to jump to any conclusions. but la county had the most people signed the recall petition. and you know, you think about all these, you know, far northern california counties that are super red. but you just have more voters in la county. and you do have half a million people in la county, almost more than 400,000 who voted no on the recall. but you look big picture, more than 1.4 million have voted no, they do not want newsome recall. this is la county and you mentioned orange county, traditionally more of

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but a lot of people enjoyed his company. >> and the san diego.ome. you can see her here scratching her belly right after hopping out of the safety of her mom's pouch and no surprise that the mom and joy are said to be big hits with guests at the zoo. marceau peels are the animal mammals that keep their babies in a pouch while they raise them. but everybody needs a little me time. whether you're a joy or not. the wide world of animals. right. that's it for kron. 4 news tonight at 8. catherine and vicki standing by for what's coming up on kron 4 news at alright, thanks, nick. >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at know anything right now affects, you know, our business even if where or miss and yell 5, 5, customers that definitely hurts. >> tonight at several tech companies continue to have employees working from home. some business owners in downtown san jose say it is hurting them. good evening and thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. the problem for restauran