was very informative and very educational presentation and there is a part where you talk about stocktonlifornia and in our country we had crazy lending view had pockets where it was extremely concentrated one of those crazy pockets was stockton and you were telling donny about a scene when things started to break in 2008 y had people leaving homes and taking the copper wires and everything possible the refrigerators and putting them in the back of the truck and you literally had traffic lights at 2:00 in the morning these people trying to get out of stockton? stock dan california. it is true. there is a massive asparagus patc10 by 20 miles. they jus put up city a massive sprawling because all of these people. >> also arod the whole play is. theyuickly realized something was not right when they worked out they have the hiest amount of illiteracy and the highest demand of crime of any count of any i

attendance figures are up big, especially here in stockton, california.economy, small town america, like stockton, california, finds release and a pastime long known for in during america's ups and downs. >> i have a house for sale that is not moving. i wish it would. so i can come here and forget about it for a couple of hours. >> foreclosures are second highest in the country. out of work for a year, a trip to watch the minor league baseball team is a perfect break for her and her daughter. >> we can yell and scream and cheer on people who do have jobs, the ballplayers. [laughter] >> a family of four will spend less than $50 to come to a game like this, and it is good baseball. lawyers are already in the big leagues. -- 10 players are already in the big leagues. >> is a great product. we certainly have had challenges, but we're doing well. >> another byproduct of this thing is that if you, six or seven years ago to stockton -- i am from northern california -- it was a bad area, rundown, warehouses. putting the stadium in really revitalizes the area. the

now stockton police did make several arrests in the store there. >>> and also in montgomery county, aalking out with a $2400 dress. police are tracking the thief, but there is a problem, they're not sure if they're look follow a looking for a man or a woman. fox 5 news paul wagner has the story. >> reporter: and early last night, police aren't sure if there was a man or woman, walked into a store with a large bag. >> walking around the store, looking to see where the employees are. goes nto the chanel area where the employees were not around. >> reporter: and they used a sophisticated surveillance video to zoom in to see what the person was doing, disarming the security device on a very expensive dress. >> if you have space between it, you can get it apart. whether on this one there was a gap on it, i'm not sure. but it is not easy to pull it apart. >> reporter: and the detectives say a security guard watched as they put together the dress, put it in a large bag and went to the door. >> when the suspect was exiting, he was approached by an officer, shortly after that there was not a s

it was one in every 62 in stockton, california, and in florida, one in every 64 housing units in the cape coral-fort myers area had received a foreclosure filing. meanwhile, ben tracy tells us as more and more americans are caughting in a mortgage squeeze, attitudes about home ownership are changing. >> a little sugar on top. >> reporter: scott shumaker and his fiance are right at home in the kitchen, even if it's one they're renting. the couple ignored their parents' advice and rented a luxury condo in los angeles for $3500 per month. >> they urged me the last four, five years, buy a house. buy a house. you know, you're wasting your money now. it will be such a good investment. i'm so glad i didn't listen to them. >> reporter: that's because more than one in four homeowners is under water, owing more than their house worth as home values continue to drop and adjustable rate mortgages reset, an astonishing half of all homeowners in this country are predicted to be under water by 2011. >> in the past, renters were considered somehow too immoral too, comtent, and too poor to open. it's

adam is live in stockton, california. >> cheaper bananas, and cheaper prices on everything.inor league baseball is going to be this way for a couple of years to come. >> hit hard by a tough economy -- small-town america, like stockton, california, finds release in a path time known for in during ups and downs. >> i can come here and forget about it for a couple hours. >> for getting the downturn in stock and these days is tough to do. foreclosures are second-highest in the country, and an economic drag for people like donald barlow. >> an opportunity for her and her daughter. >> you have fun, you yell and scream and cheer on the people who do have jobs, the ballplayers. >> on average, a family of four will spend less than $50, and it is good baseball. six players who played here last year are already in the big leagues. >> to have great food, you can mingle with family, friends, and neighbors. >> it is a good product that also helps downtown areas rebuild. i grew up in northern california. you came here 10 years ago, this part of town was not so good. now they have revitaliz

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>> all right, george lewis in stockton, california.nk you. >>> well, with presidential elections just two days away in afghanistan, today a suicide bomber rammed his car into a convoy of western troops in kabul, killing at least seven people, including two u.n. workers. more than 50 others were wounded. >>> most overseas markets are recovering this morning after big losses on monday. stocks in tokyo, hong kong and south korea were all higher. >>> city plies in chicago are back at work this morning after a forced day off without pay on monday. it was one of three furlough days to save the cash-strapped city more than $8 million. city hall, public libraries, health clinics and other offices closed their doors. but emergency services and police were still on duty. >>> 8:06 right now. let's go back outside once again to ann. >> all right, thanks a lot, natalie. you know what? right over here to al. and al i've got to point somebody out to you. >> okay. >> those two people are eloping today. today. >> congratulations. >> ya yachlt! >> this

george lewis is at the courthouse in stockton, california, with the latest on the hearing that is aboutegin. >> reporter: just moments from now melissa huckaby is expected to learn whether she has been indicted for the kidnap, rape, and murder of 8-year-old sandra cantu. sources close to huckaby say she is expecting to be indicted, that she will continue to plead not guilty to all the charges. she had been scheduled to appear in court next month, but her court date was moved up to today after a grand jury met, deliberated, heard evidence in secret. now, the prosecutors could have had a preliminary hearing to determine whether there was enough evidence to try melissa mukby for a huckaby for all these alleged offenses but instead they took these to the grand jury, perhaps out of deference for sandra cantu's family. her killing has had a profound effect on the hometown of tracy. thousands of people turned out for sandra cantu's memorial and continue to visit the mausoleum where she is entombed. she was discovered in a pond a couple of miles north of where she lived hidden -- her body hidde

and four scorned women in wisconsin in big trouble, accused of luring a married man to a hotel in stockton, then tying him up. the man was allegedly involved with all four of them. all four charged with false imprisonment. >>> and a state senator says he was opposed to sex outside of marriage, but his private life apparently a much different story. state senator paul stanley resigned after an affair with his intern. he said he would later clear up things. now he is just clearing out his office. >>> and you could call this foul play, trying to help a group of geese, getting nailed instead by the cops. >>> and coming up at 11:00, a 14-year-old girl sleeping on the couch one minute, a man pinning her down the next. the attack and the intruder who left the community on edge tonight. >>> and a school accused of radical teachings gets the green light. but wait until you hear the angry reaction. >>> and why the cost of the next cab ride could go up. all coming up at 11:00, but first, finally a break from the storms, and we'll have the five- day forecast coming up next.  connie loves target for

he went to the university of pacific in stockton, california. the next year he went to japan. he graduates and he joins a backpacking company and he leaves people on bicycles all around the country and for a long time lived know where and owns nothing but what he could fit in his volkswagen bug. he married, and he settled down in colorado springs, but he and his wife don't want to have children and they live in a very small house and they are very happy but it is a wholly different outcome and i think both of those outcomes are consequences of the kinds of upbringing they had. does that answer anything? [laughter] >> my parents had 26 moves in 55 years of married so i know what you are talking about. [laughter] >> hi peter, how are you? let me ask you if you saw anything about the companies that employ the people? how many of them recognize this and really attempts to provide more stability for the employees, realizing it they do they will probably be more loyal. things like an oil company in houston and work for a couple of years and they maybe cindy to africa for three years

host: stockton, calif.? caller: good morning.irst of like to start by offering my condolences to the first lady of california as well as the entire. kennedy entire -- the entire kennedy family. we have lost a great man and i wish americans would take a moment to reflect on his tireless and devoted service to this country, and as well as the entire families devotion to service. i wish we had more politicians like him. thank you for taking the call. please, people, let's have a little respect. the man just died. let's have some respect for his family. host: john on our independent line. shreveport, louisiana. caller: good morning, i would like to give my condolences to the kennedy family. i grew up in massachusetts. my parents dr.octor was the anesthesiologist and probably delivered john and teddy kennedy. i have long been a republican but feel that ted kennedy has shown an ability to go across the aisle and work respectfully. i think there is a comparison between ted kennedy and our recent presidents -- both were not great student

in stockton, calif., adam housley has what cures that. >> minor league baseball is continuing to thrive of four can go to a minor league game and spend less than $50 on tickets and food combined. it is revitalizing a lot of downtown areas. you are seeing good baseball. six players already in the big leagues. trace: brand new information. jamie: there is new video of that just came into fox news of the violent clashes going on in the west bank. take a look. israeli police firing tear gas as palestinian protesters run for cover. some of them are firing back with slingshots. the demonstration to protest a barrier that has been built by israel near west bank towns. protesters say that it cuts farmers off from hundreds of acres of farm fields. china shutting down a factory after 300 children in the area are poisoned. the children nearby were believed to be sickened by police and from the factory. all of the children hospitalized had lead levels more than 2.5 times what was safe. this -- there is growing anger in china over public safety scandals, many were children have been the main victims

nbc's george lewis is in stockton, california with more. >> reporter: good morning. today's hearing comes after a secret grand jury session. we may learn today whether that grand jury has indicted melissa huckabee for the kidnap, rape and murder of sandra cantu, charges if if proven could make her eligible for the death penalty. sandra cantu was last seen alive in this surveillance video, shot outside her home in tracy, california, on the day she went missing. described by her family as a happy, compassionate child, sandra became the focus of a huge search effort in her hometown. ten days later her body was found in a pond north of town inside a black suitcase. it was that suitcase that made police suspicious of melissa huckaby, a sunday schoolteacher an mother of a small child of her own. she was arrested after talking to a local newspaper reporter. >> i asked her whose black suitcase that was. she said the day sandra went missing someone had stolen a black suitcase from her driveway. >> reporter: prosecutors could have asked for a preliminary hearing to determine i

the next call is from stockton, calif., on the line for democrats.aller: good morning, i think it is terrific that president clinton was able to go to korea to help with the release of the hostages, the prisoners. i do believe if john mccain had been elected there would get 12 years of hard labor because he follows the standard bush method of not talking to anyone and thinking that all work out. i do appreciate your taking my call. one more quick thing. as you are reading something from the small town of a car, indiana this morning, you read a quotation from a woman commenting that president obama was giving money to the car companies and to the banks. president obama did not give a dime to the banks -- that was the tarp program under the bush administration, correct? host: correct. caller: i see this happen too often on c-span for people are quoted as saying something false and no one ever says anything about it. these are serious times and we're dealing with serious problems and it is the responsibility of the specially people at c-span. we're gonn

. >> he said that david stockton could have been the best high- level source. who was he?s the budget director in the first year of the reagan administration, a brilliant guy. he wrote an article for the "united monthly" quoting david stockman on the record. he talked about how stalin had turned against marxism, and it was an incredible stab in the back for reagan. he believed that stockman had not intended to do that. >> why do you think he would have written that there were meetings? >> i do not know. the three never had lunch. i went over my records. they never have lunch together. i had been told that he was being pushed for, and he had already been just about perfect. i wrote a column about it. i was not in the business for him. >> i have purposely not talked about the cia a fair for two reasons. we can talk about it later, and you will be asked about by others. but you said that on july 1, 2003, he drove to the studios in far northwest washington to appear on "meet the press" for the 236th time. what was your approach about the affair? >> there had been so much writt

host: next call, stockton, calif. on the line for democrats. caller: this is about the silliest thing i have ever heard. it is in dick cheney's best interest. it is in his interest for this country to be afraid. that is his absolute goal. host: why is that in his best interest? caller: because if you are for you do not investigate, you do not look. the woman earlier talked about wanting our enemies to win. the only true enemies are enemies of the constitution in our written law. we know that the laws were broken and that we tortured. we know that the men he says give up the information given the information before they were tortured. in the past the cia and not those. who do the those we know this. anyone who works for the fbi will tell you this. i don't understand why we keep going back to this man and asking him questions. i love c-span, i really appreciated and always be my cable bill. i make sure that i can call every 30 days, if possible. you have had ronald kessler on twice in the last few months, who has recently written a book on intell

the majority of that money came from stockton, vested after the company went public. seven of the highest-paid ceos on the list worked for oil and gas companies. >> everybody is going crazy around me right now, that salary, $702 million. >> they're not going crazy around me. >> no, it's alina. >> no, they kind of fell down. it was silent. >>> going to take a quick break. come back and talk healthcare once again. a town hall meeting. this time, a blue dog democrat getting an earful from some of the constituents. ten minutes after the hour. so what do you think? i think i'll go with the basic package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. ♪ when you see my face hope it gives you hell hope it gives you hell ♪ >> he tried to reform health care in the 1990s. now former president bill clinton is blasting the gop saying republicans are trying to scare people in the debate over overhauling the health care system. he also said it was, quote, crazy to suggest that promote livings will and end o

stockton, california. sandy, hi. caller: i am calling to comment on health care.m really concerned that americans do not seem to have a grasp on with this president is attempting to do with reform in our healthcare system. right now insurance companies are making billions of dollars, denying care to americans who pay their premiums every month expecting to get the care and treatment that they paid for. they are not getting that. our health care outcomes are drastically worse than other industrialized countries that have health care for all of their citizens. the kurdcurve in health care cos will begin to go down, instead of up, if we can begin focusing on health care. that is focusing on keeping people healthy. it is unnecessary to treat you in the emergency room, which is the most expensive care. if you are receiving periodic, regular, routine checkups, where potential health problems can be identified early, treated early, that reduces the cost that we all pay for our health care. right now, we are paying for emergency room visits that increase the cost of your

look across the top 100 metropolitan areas, home prices dropped as severely as 30% in one year in stocktoncalifornia. that was also in las vegas. we have heard about the pow the foreclosure crisis has rocked places like florida, california, arizona and we see it play out in many ways. the home prices actually increased in some parts of the country and rose by 4.7% in a houston and some places in upstate new york. this is a highly uneven recovery. what are takeaway is is that broad based fiscal measures, stimulus measures, may not be enough. at the end of the day, they are important and i think we have heard from the others about how they are important but we will meet probably more targeted interventions or ensure that the existing discretionary parts of the stimulus funds are flexible enough for local and regional leaders to bend the money to address their unique circumstances. that is how a detroit and the central valley, california will have to think. they know best how they will get out of this recovery and focus on long-term sustainability. how well does the stimulus package structure

if you look across the top 100 meant areas, home prices drop as severely as 30% in one year in stockton, and in vegas, and we have been hearing again how the foreclosure crisis has really rocked places like florida, california, arizona,-1/2 da, -- nevada, and then the home prices increased in some sparts of the done trirks rose by 7.4. in houston. so this is a highly uneven recovery and our big takeaway from this is that broad-base fiscal measures may not be enough. but they're important and we heard about how they are important, but that we are going to need probably more targeted intervention or ensure that the resisting discretionary parts of the funds are enough for local and regional leaders to bent the money to address their unique focal circumstances. because that's how a detroit and a central valley, california, others, are going have to really think. they know best how they're going to get out of this recovery and really focus on long-term sustainability. so how well is the stimulus package structured to do that? of the $787 billion stimulus package, 2/3 of that is dedicated to

versus freedom of expression taking center stage in lodi, california, just south of sacramento near stockton. >> talk to your pastor. ask for forgiveness! >> the council clintonicized for allowing religious invocations that reference only jesus before meetings. favors church and state says an anonymous resident in lodi complained and that invocations like that are unconstitutional but some say the prayers are appropriate. as for the mayor, he says he's caught in the middle. >> i try to be respectful of people's beliefs and feelings and i think as a council member you have to. >> the mayor says it will be up to residents and the council whether invocations stay or abolished or are replaced with a moment of silence. what do you think? should jesus alone or any other religious figure alone be part of a religious event and invocation, for example. e-mail address cnn.com/hln. click under your views or you can text views plus your comment and name to hlntv, you can pick up the text rates, of course, just standard rates. we'll air your responses throughout the day. >>> the internet is under attack

look across the top 100 metropolitan areas, home prices dropped as severely as 30% in one year in stocktonalifornia. that was also in las vegas. we have heard about the pow the foreclosure crisis has rocked places like florida, california, arizona and we see it play out in many ways. the home prices actually increased in some parts of the country and rose by 4.7% in a houston and some places in upstate new york. this is a highly uneven recovery. what are takeaway is is that broad based fiscal measures, stimulus measures, may not be enough. at the end of the day, they are important and i think we have heard from the others about how they are important but we will meet probably more targeted interventions or ensure that the existing discretionary parts of the stimulus funds are flexible enough for local and regional leaders to bend the money to address their unique circumstances. that is how a detroit and the central valley, california will have to think. they know best how they will get out of this recovery and focus on long-term sustainability. how well does the stimulus package structure