a prominent growers stepped up to say he is reviving the festival but it is in stockton.we report that it is not going over so well were the place that the festival was born. >> reporter: gilroy takes pride in calling it the garlic capital in the world so when the stockton area growers stepped up to say he would be reviving it in that area, a lot of folks were offended, hurt, and angry. >> it feels like it will be a stolen event. >> reporter: she is a local who has volunteered and attended the festival for years, so she was disappointed when organizers announced future festivals would be canceled and then that stockton would take it over. >> we donate our time to this event that has been here in our city for so long and to find out it will go to a new city is a little disturbing. >> reporter: it began when this ray track over tony miss eddie's and on social media that he would bring back the garlic festival after the cancellation but it would be in stockton.

why stockton? is that where this promoter is based? or why did he pick stockton? >> he is actually a fairly well-known promoter there. he is involved in the asparagus festival which starts tomorrow. but he is also involved in a lot of motor cross racing, auto racing, a lot of different events there. he is fairly well-known there and works with a lot of nonprofits. he is fairly well-known there, and he was able to get the time slots in august at the san joaquin fairgrounds. so that is why the combination of those two, that's why it ended up in stockton. >> and why the bad blood? gilroy says it's no longer hosting the festival. so why can't they let it go to stockton? why are they upset? >> well, i think first of all, he probably shouldn't have said the festival. he should have said a festival. when he kept saying the festival, people kept thinking he was going revive or resurrect the gilroy garlic festival. but actually he started a new festival. . actually, the gilroy people i spoke to they understand and have a resignation toward it all. they accept what's happen

there will be a garlic festival, but it will be in stockton. >> while the news that the gilroy garlic festival as we've come to know it will not be rescued was a big blow to people in the community, and the fact that there will be a festival, but not here wasn't much comfort. we talked with quite a few people at garlic world who still view gilroy as the garlic capital of the world, and it's been a real emotional ride figuring out the future of the beloved gilroy garlic festival. >> it's a beautiful day to get out and just enjoy the day. >> you were quite disappointed when they canceled? >> i was. >> what was your thought when you heard it might get resurrected? >> i was looking forward to that. >> reporter: but today tone nacetti who said online he would host the festival, told nbc bay area his group will hold the new garlic festival on august 13th and 14th, but in stockton. he is the organizer for the asparagus festival in stockton, which opens tomorrow, and told me he doesn't understand why gilroy organizers are upset. >> we didn't go down there and steal their festival. they announ

we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote. although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says they'll hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023 , a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti, says the hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy, diggory, ktvu, fox two news. it was six tonight in oakland school board member has resigned , leaving a scathing resignation letter blasting the oakland teachers union shanty, gonzales supported the controversial oakland school closures and mergers, she said opponents have protested outside her home and says she's been called racist, anti black and a white supremacist. the oakland school board president called gonzales dedicated and thanked her for seven years on the board. but the oakland teachers union had a different message. the

if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it.he problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote, although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says to hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023, a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti, says the hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy, jesse gary ktvu fox two news campaign is now under way to raise money for the restoration of a mural considered invaluable historical and cultural asset to san francisco's castro neighborhood. the mural is known as hope for the world cure. it's located at 16th and market. it was painted nearly 25 years ago and defaced by graffiti last year ago fund me campaign seeks to raise $55,000 to pay to have it restored so far, it has raised more than $3300. already hope you had a nice day out there today. it was cooler. first thing i noticed this morning when you go

in stockton. correct and maybe called the stockton's, uh, you know, garlic festival, but not the gilroy garlic festival in stockton. that seems like it's a it's a it's a dead issue almost from inception. yeah sounds like it. alright. appreciate the well four people were rescued from a fire that damage to historic building near the u. c. berkeley campus today. cruz responded just before noon to that fire at bo ditch in haste streets. firefighters say when they arrived, people were hanging out of an upper story window. rescuers though got them out without any injuries being reported. the building, which belongs to the university has water and fire damage. now the cause is under investigation. this week to santa clara county board of supervisors will consider approving $3 million for planned parenthood as a growing number of out of state women have been coming here to california for abortions as ktvu sand, rubin explains. those funds would allow the region to expand services as many other states cont

if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote. although there is no festival, at least not yet. gilroy plans a couple of, uh, items this summer to serve as a bridge for a possible return in 2023. mr no city says he's going to have a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plan to have the festival which is normally here. way up and stopped. alive in gilroy. just again. ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. it would have a different flavor in stockton's so jesse. is there any idea as to when they have to make the decision whether or not to go with this other group? mm i don't think it's a question of , uh, time sensitive like you gotta tell me right now. it's some floating this idea out there if you like it great. and if you don't like it he's got his asparagus and he's all set and hopefully have their their garlic a year from now. maybe a lot of people do love to go to that. gilroy garlic festival. all right, jesse.

>> reporter: gilroy takes pride in calling it the garlic capital in the world so when the stockton area growers stepped up to say he would be reviving it in that area, a lot of folks were offended, hurt, and angry. >> it feels like it will be a stolen event. >> reporter: she is a local who has volunteered and attended the festival for years, so she was disappointed when organizers announced future festivals would be canceled and then that stockton would take it over. >> we donate our time to this event that has been here in our city for so long and to find out it will go to a new city is a little disturbing. >> reporter: it began when this ray track over tony miss eddie's and on social media that he would bring back the garlic festival after the cancellation but it would be in stockton. >> that is what i am looking at is continuing the legacy of keeping it healthy and going. >> you can't take it away from gilroy. >> reporter: can christopher, whose grandfather was one of the founders said his plan feels like an unfriendly takeover. >> they haven't reached out to anyone from the gilroy a

stockton is not the successor of the beloved event. >> the stockton event has nothing to do with gilroy's why they said what they said. >> i don't know the motivation behind the organizers throwing that out there. i hope they have a great festival. reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplication adding gilroy got its idea for its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health

stockton is not the successor of the beloved event. >> the stockton event has nothing to do with gilroy's cherished homecoming. we are a little confounded on why they said what they said. >> i don't know the motivation behind the organizers throwing that out there. i hope they have a great festival. reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplication adding gilroy got its idea for its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surge

we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote, although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says to hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023, a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti, says the hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll swing back to our bay area weather and swing it as an important word. because roberta gonzalez, we were way too cold yesterday, but we're about to be way too hot in some places, right? and then especially tomorrow it will be the warmest day of the work week on wednesday. let's take it one day at a time because it is just lovely outside right now. hi, everybody. this is a scene looking out towards sfo. you know, every time we take a look at this beautiful picture it kind of gives me wanderlust. you kind

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it's stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival. we are 100% behind it.ut i guess there's some higher ones up the ladder. their little upset. maybe maybe they should coffee because i'm more than happy to work equal. tony no. jerry said he will hold a news conference on thursday to better explain his plans for moving that gilroy garlic festival to stockton's historically black college in texas could be soon expanding to the bay area. paul quinn college in dallas has taken the first steps toward establishing a california campus . the school has launched a committee to explore expanding to oakland. we spoke with the president of the college just last night about some of the benefits of bringing an hbcu to the bay area. the reality of it is hbcu s educate everyone, um, you know, on our physical campus , 20% of our students are latino . so what we know that hbcu s bring the communities is they bring this incredible sense of family. this understanding that where you start does not have to be where you finish. it brings a tremendous amount of cultural competency

we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote, although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says they'll hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023 , a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti says the hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy , jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. as my mic. okay, it's your mike pence. yeah i'll take it from here. pamela you don't have a problem. you look fabulous. okay our system has moved off into idaho. you can see it there spinning and as it does high pressure is building in. so temperatures will bump up today will not be as windy man. it was roaring yesterday. as you know, cool morning for many, mostly clear. i don't see anything yet. clouds no big, sunny and warmer . there's a little bit of a breeze, but it might pick up a little later here

then there was the word that stockton would take it over. >> we dedicated time to our event.to find out it's going to go to a new city. it's a little disturbing. >> reporter: it all began when asparagus festival organizer announced on social media that he would bring back the garlic festival after gilroy's cancellation but it would be in stockton. >> i'm looking to continue the legacy of keeping a garlic festival healthy going. >> you can't take away the garlic festival from gilroy. >> the city's plan feels like an unfriendly take over. >> they have not reached out from anybody from the garlic association, the city, my family or the company. it's a little irresponsible for them to use our history to promote themselves. >> reporter: after the 20 1-9d shooting, miseti says he stepped up only because they canceled the festival. misseti did revive the asparagus festival and says he will have an announcement on the garlic festival sometime later this week. >> we don't ever back down when we set our mind to it. >> glen ramirez. >>> still to come on the neuse, and how they're going

reading down to about stockton, this also includes solano county, with isolated wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, humidity 5 to 15%. coming up in about 15 minutes, high pressure in the much hotter weather on the way, the next two days. in about 15 minutes. >>> of california heads into its third summer of severe drought, governor newsom is cracking down. he is warning the states major water agencies that they have to do a better job of conservation. if they don't, they could face many tory caps on their water use. the governor wants the state will closely monitor water use for the next 60 days. during that time the government wants the water agencies to improve their efforts to get customers to conserve more and to regularly submit records of what the customers are using. >>> san jose's mayor is drawing the line in the sand, he is sending a clear message to all police officers and city employees accused of misconduct saying they will be polled for public duty while an investigation takes place. that comes after a string of misconduct allegations involving city employees including police

today, this guy, tony, tells us the festival will happen august 13 and 14 in stockton at the county fairgroundsdidn't go down there and steal their festival. they announced there was not going to and garlic festival no more. >> the gilmore festival organizers say higher cost forced the cancellation in the south bay. they say the stockton group used that announcement to get more publicity for their event. >>> water restrictions for marin will become permanent. they voted to keep sprinkler use to two days a week, drip irrigation three times a week. hoses must be used with a shut-off nozzle >> wondering when all the other counties follow suit with this. >> luckily, we will get cooler temperatures in here and also a few shower chances. every little bit helps to continue to push our fire season back. as we roll through tomorrow you can see the system i'm tracking offshore and our numbers dropping. i think at 7:00 in the morning most of us are dealing with cloud cover. this will start to push to the south by 1:00 and 2:00 tomorrow with isolated showers down towards oakland and san francisco. nothing

host: first call is from betty in stockton, california. democrat line. caller: good morning. i'm a baptist minister in boston. on our currency says in god we trust. i think that if they would wait until marriage before they engage in sexual activities, i think that would not need to be an abortion. i think it's murder when you take a fetus and end its life. i just think it's a travesty to america. we murder so many people before birth and after break. so i'm just totally against roe v. wade i wish it was overturned. host: what are some of the other highlights from the draft the justice wrote? >> his basic framework was abortion is not a right that is mentioned in the constitution. and it can be protected only if it's deeply rooted in the nation's history. he spent a lot of time talking about english common law and laws that were in place throughout american history including around the time of the 14th amendment when it was enacted after the civil war. and so that seemed to be a real core of the decision and people on the other side of the issue were pushing back on his analy

when former stockton mayor michael tobin was a child, his father went to prison and he was raised by his mother, aunt and grandmother. his wife, author and scholar, tackles mother heard in her book, the three mothers. how the mothers of martin luther king jr., malcolm x, and mes baldwin shaped a nation. the two speak candidly about how mothers are often overlooked and how it is beyond time to shine light on their power. >> thank you for being here. let'turn a little bit to your work, which is about highlighting and bringing up the profiles of women and mothers in particular. this was your doctoral dissertation that you turned into your debut book. which has done extremely well. tell me about how you chose this subject. >> i have to say, i had an incredible mother who was a lawyer that advocated for women's rights in the u.s. and abroad. everywhere we lived she told me to pay attention to how mothers were being treated in each society, that society would do well and if they weren't, that society would not be able to accomplish whatever goals they had. so when i started my phd, i wante

reading down to stockton. also including solano county. on and off gusts of 40 miles per hour. again, the greater bay area is not included at this point. otherwise, we are tracking this area of high pressure. i will have details on how much hotter the temperatures will go to tomorrow, back in 15 minutes. >> all right jeff, we will see you shortly. >>> we know this is a dangerous mix. hot water, dry conditions, into the ground. >> reporter: cal fire leaders say conditions are so bad they are no longer calling it a fire season but a fire year because crews are getting no breaks. just this afternoon north of morgan hill, a fire scorched about an acre near highway 101. >> we are seeing fire heater and fire activities about a month ahead of traditional normal. >> reporter: fire crews are already battling large fires, including the new quail fire near vacaville. firefighters managed to hold it at 105 acres thanks in part to beefing up staffing early. >> we have accelerated our seasonal hiring to reflect the new normal. we have all of our stations, our bulldozers are staffed. again, w

. >> we have a call from betty in stockton california. good morning. >> good morning. i am about this minister -- a baptist minister and i really believe in god we trust. we put weight on marriage before they can be doing sexual activities. i think that there would not need to be an abortion. i think it is murder when you take a fetus and and its life. i think it is a travesty to america. we murder so many people before birth and after birth. i am totally against it paid and i wish it was overturned. >> what are some of the other highlights from the draft that justice alito wrote? mr. stohr: is basic saying was that abortion is not a right that has been mentioned in the constitution. because it is not a right mentioned in the constitution, it can be protected only if it is deeply rooted in the nation's history. he spent a lot of time talking about english common law and laws that were in place throughout american history, including around the time of the 14th amendment when it was enacted after the civil war. that seemed to be a real core of the decision and that is on

one central valley grower is looking to revise the festival but only if it continues in stockton. >>r: it is opening day for the san joaquin asparagus festival. the event is promoted by toning the city, the same promoter bringing the former gilroy garlic festival to the san joaquin fairgrounds in stockton. >> it is important to keep it going for the farmers and the community. >> reporter: many gilroy locals are asking, which community. >> you can't take it away from gilroy. it is a little bit irresponsible for them to use our legacy for themselves. >> reporter: one of the founders of the gilroy garlic festival. he says moving the festival feels more like a hostile takeover. >> they haven't reached out to anyone at the association, my family, or my company. >> i have called everybody involved i could find. giving no response from their family. left a message there. i have been calling the office but nobody has answered there. >> reporter: the festival announced the event would be canceled for the foreseeable future. thermosetting family is adamant they are not stealing anything. >> th

maybe stockton, modesto. those guys will get up into the upper seventies low eighties and that's how it goes all weekend, so it's not a big, um it's just not a real, it's kind of flatlined. it's gonna flatline after tomorrow. temperatures just stay right where they are. so this temperature format or this template here would basically roll you right into the bay area weekend. so nice weekend just not as warm as it was today. yesterday along the coast, there is a beach advisory. that's pretty par for the course there's a lot of swallow a couple of swell directions in the water right now, so it's dangerous. so please, please be careful. if you heading out to the beaches. there's your five day forecast, and there's that slight chance. be nice for something on sunday. into monday . we'll see how that goes. maybe it's mainly would be for the far north bay. but maybe something further south. there you go. there's five day i'll see you back here on sunday night. alright, bill, we'll see you then. thanks. coming up. t

host: first call is from betty in stockton, california. democrat line. caller: good morning. i'm a baptist minister in boston. on our currency says in god we trust. i think that if they would wait until marriage before they engage in sexual activities, i think that would not need to be an abortion. i think it's murder when you take a fetus and end its life. i just think it's a travesty to america. we murder so many people before birth and after break. so i'm just totally against roe v. wade i wish it was overturned. host: what are some of the other highlights from the draft the justice wrote? >> his basic framework was abortion is not a right that is mentioned in the constitution. and it can be protected only if it's deeply rooted in the nation's history. he spent a lot of time talking about english common law and laws that were in place throughout american history including around the time of the 14th amendment when it was enacted after the civil war. and so that seemed to be a real core of the decision and people on the other side of the issue were pushing back on his analy

katie stockton, really appreciate the time. katie stockton of fairlead strategies, founder and managing partner. as we speak, the s&p dipping a little bit further, 4041. obviously we continue to watch that 4000 mark, but katie taking us away from that a little bit. more signs that we are at risk of a bear market. ian harnett, absolute strategy research chief investment strategist, is going to be joining us next. it is going to be fascinated to hear how he is viewing this market. more downside to come? we will find out next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg markets." if you have been keeping score, it has been 15 weeks since i've sat in this chair, and the markets have moved insanely over those last 15 weeks. i want to do pull this comparison that showed where the s&p, the dollar, the 10 year, and oil were on my last day in office versus where they are now. i cannot believe i missed a 30% plus move in the oil market. [laughter] guy: i have to say, commodities have been front and center, so you definitely missed o

prior to the pandemic i used to cross stockton street all of the time. having the crosswalk change did make a significant difference in terms of safety. people didn't make right turns or left turns while allowing people to cross diagonally. where is this because stockton street is the major street in chinatown. it's being torn up for the subway. it's put together with new designs with the increase more of it safety and always following stockton street as a safety issue. we expanded that recently and had 15 to 20 in the tenderloin. we are looking at innovative tools whether it's no turn on red, sped scrambles. ways to slowdown or make a lift turn in traffic. you know, stockton specifically are often the focus of those innovative tools. >> well, i thank you commissioners for your patients. this is a topic i have been following and interested in. i really encourage that we continue to do this and wanted to appreciate what both mta and now the department and the fact we'll have more robust database on this. so, i look forward to new reports on this. thank yo

host: let's hear from her first caller from that he in stockton, california, good morning. caller: good morning, i'm a baptist minister. as i read in god we trust, i think these ladies would wait until marriage before they get into sexual activity. i think they would not need to be an abortion. i'm against murder when you take a fetus and end his life. i think it's a travesty to america step we murder so many people before birth and after birth. i am totally against roe v. wade. i wish it was overturned. thank you. host: what are some of the other highlights from the draft that justice alito wrote? guest: the basic framework was orson is not all right mentioned in the kind -- constitution and it wasn't mentioned in the constitution, it can be protected only if it's deeply rooted in the nation's history. he spent a lot of time talking about english common law and laws that were in place throughout american history including around the time of the 14th amendment when it was enacted after the civil war. that seems to be a core of the decision and that's one of the areas will p

joining us to dig into what the charts are telling us, katie stockton, technical analyst.n the s&p 500, is it ripe for a bounce or maybe something more than that or keep selling the rallies? >> well, obviously a huge pickup in volatility this week and really april was just such a terrible month in terms of returns. typically it would have been a very positive seasonal month so we have very weak tape, nobody would argue against that. i know there's good reason to look for a buying opportunity, but i don't feel like we're convinced we have one at this time the oversold conditions have not been the reaction that we had hoped and that's more indicative of a down trending tape. of course we have the s&p 500 testing some key support it is below at present roughly 4200 so if we see a weak close this week, so that means very soon, we would confirm the breakdown that we've been watching and while it doesn't have indications for the very near term, meaning next week or the week after necessarily, it does have bearish intermediate or long-term implications with the secondary support

sunday's leader, my stockton came in and you are 10 dw news. he is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited his country some battles, eastern region for the 1st time during rush as one of the day old invasion. meanwhile, russian troops of storming the key city of stevio. and that's it from me, and it is tv up today. do not go away up next. well, stories takes us to the stories that have been making the headlines over the past to have help us in berlin for me and the news team. ah, people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away with people seeing extreme dreams. ross getting 200 people had something around the world more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee with make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah. world stories also dedicated to the war and ukraine this week. reconstruction and booter hope for orphans. but we start in northeastern ukraine in car keys. bombs are no

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he plans to hold it august 13 and august 14 in stockton. gilroy garlic festival called off this year's event because they said they had financial challenges. the promoter in stockton tells abc 7 that he tried to reach the gilroy organizers but they did not call back. >> i would like to invite everyone involved with the gilroy festival. i want all their vendors and the community support to work together and make this a great event again. reggie: he said he is planning to eventually bring the festival back to the bay area but he could not say where exactly. kumasi: we need to talk about this. a massachusetts family got a big surprise after they thought they rescued a lost puppy. it turned out it was a baby coyote. can we just look at the picture and see what we would think. reggie: it is very cute, though. kumasi: too cute. here is the picture appeared they thought they rescued a puppy. they had the coyote for less than one day before they realized it was not a puppy. officials thought they were helping the family when they sounded distressed

>> yes i know enough about what katie does katie stockton does to be dangerous. >> we don't need a 40 vix? we don't need -- blood in the streets. people say i'm never investing in the stock market again? we don't need those things to make a lasting bottom? >> i focus a lot on derivatives. >> you admit that? >> in 2018, we had the huge spike in vol the vix never got to a new high. we washed it out when you look at the structure of the volatility markets, you see things like the premium for down side puts strhrinking becae people are raising cash. the same in 2010 and 2011. you don't get the premium expanding when the people were selling. they didn't need the insurance i'm at a conference in new york. the sentiment is bearish i don't think people need to buy that down side protection anymore. they have been selling it as much as anything because they protected their gains and raised cash. >> barry, you sound calm and reassuring i wonder what are you doing this week are you personally buying? >> i have been a little bit. i have been nibbling at energy for sure y i don't think that is ove

three smaller events are planned in its waste of the association is making it clear that stockton is not the successor of the beloved event. >> stockton event has nothing to do with gilroy honestly, we are struck and founded on why they said what they said stop >> i have no idea why the organizers said that. >> the past president and current or member says it's clear success brings duplication, adding gilroy got the idea of its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he says any event celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in just a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces 80% of the asparagus as the true garlic capital of the united states. kumasi: that escalated. julian: a lot of back-and-forth right there. kumasi: people love the festival and they are passionate about it. i think people want to know what's going on. lisa: i think the central valley is trying to get in on gilroy's act. julian: it's a popular event. lisa: we are looking at a

an organizer stepped up to say they will host it in stockton. >> they have not reached out to the city, my family or the company. it's a little irresponsible for them to use our legacy to promote themselves. >> organizers say they were forced to cancel following the mass 20189 shooting. tmisetti says he only stepped up because gilroy stepped away. >> i'm not trying to steal their festival. i'm just trying to keep it going for the agriculture and for the people. >>> new at # 1:00, sending your 11:00, sending your kids to camp will cost you more this year due to pent up demand. >>> police have been looking for a young black bear who's been roaming the neighborhood to make himself as home. >> police revealed this photo of the bear. the bear is believed to be two to 3 years old, male. he was seen casually strolling through the neighborhood and even caught taking a nap. >> i've seen a lot of wildlife evidence in the backyard, as in poop. i was wondering what it was. i kind of feel it was the bear. >> if the bear does not move on to its natural habitat. the plan is to hit him with a tranquil

ocurría en estados unidos >> gracias tenemosimágenes captado en cámara robaron en un restaurante en stocktonmara el momento que tres personas robaron una joyería al sur del estado usaron martillos los empleados en el afán de detenerlos le aventaron de todo hasta un basurero pero fue en vano >> en otras noticias habló con las víctimas >> encontré al señor salvador trabajando a horas que su familia protagonizara una batalla por sus vidas >> me llamó mi niño en eso que iba a trabajar pasó por la casa iban pasando siempre mira a la casa donde estamos nosotros miró a cuatro personas con armas fuertes agachados esperándome cuando abriera la puerta ellos entraran a mi casa, entonces me dijo él papá no salgas te están esperando afuera quédate. entonces, se regresó él para su casa y fue a agarrar su pistola para defendernos a nosotros >> fue entonces que comenzó la balacera su hijo les disparó la evidencia queda en la fachada de su casa lo peor es que si se hubieran metido hubiera sido por nada porque no tenían ni mercancía ni dinero en la casa >> estaríamos muertos de no ser por mi niño >> 3 sujetos

planea una manifestaciÓn pacifica, el punto de reuniÓn serÁ afuera de las oficinas de la ciudad en stocktonsto cuando estÁbamos por volver a la normalidad los casos aumentaron a nivel nacional, varios condados pasaron a nivel de transmisiÓn medio, entre ellos estÁn marÍn, san mateo y santa cruz, se debe al Índice de casos, las hospitalizaciones e ingresos de casos positivos, reportes de casi 200 nuevos casos, no registran incremento a los lia salas de cuidados intensivos. en el condado marÍn pide a los planteles educativos que consideran algunas medidas de salubridad ante las graduaciones y el dÍa de las madres. >>> casi 400 ucranianos esperan en mÉxico en un albergue acondicionado para ellos. y escuelas pÚblicas no compartirÁn la informaciÓn de familias indocumentados con agentes federales. le diremos dÓnde al regresar. >>> y en el tiempo varios frentes frÍas pasan al norte de nosotros y traerÁn cambios. detalles tras la pausa. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> 6 de la tarde con 9 minutos. abrimos el segmentos hablando de una victoria asÍ lo llaman padres de familia, cuando votaron a favor de la

stockton and mr. schiefelbein, is just to let you know that we are determined to bring some corrections so we can make sure that we don't have our cattle farmers not being able to make a profit in four years. we want to reverse the term of them selling their farms of their next generation, the children, not being able to even go into the business. that meatpackers and the farmers, the beginning of our beef supply line, and here at the end, and then our consumers. these are the main features that this committee is vitally concerned about. but at the heart of it, are you all who produced the cattle, put the time in, the years in. and we have listened carefully and we understand what we need to do, and you all have been very helpful. god bless you, and you have inspired this committee to respond and join with our next panel, because we can't come to the solution without the meatpackers. we are all partners in this. we are the greatest agriculture system in the world, and you all have given us the informa

mcfadden officially will take over as stockton chief of police on june. 1st. now tomorrow is may first which does kick off wildfire awareness month. cal fire's urging bay area residents to do all they can to prepare for wildfire season. now because you may not have time when it counts. we know it's coming. we don't know where we don't know when and we don't know how many, but we know it's coming. we did get a little bit of rain, but that shouldn't make anybody feel complacent. >> while that obviously did add some moisture to the vegetation in recent weeks and months. it also added to what we call the flashy the grass. it made it the grass a lot taller. and so that means that the fire can spread more quickly, especially if you get some wind behind it. >> the number one piece of advice is to start creating defensible space around your home as well as keeping your cars and any tools you use and good working order to avoid any sparks that could trigger a wildfire. cal fire's also encouraging san mateo county residents to attend this year's disaster preparedness da

stockton is not the successor of the event. >> i have open arms, inviting every person that is involved> he is planning to bring the festival back to our area but he could not say where yet. >> this could become the 1st st fair in california to offer legal cannabis. they are working to secure a permit for on-site sales and consumption in a fenced off area. the city has previously approved permits for outside lands and this year's 420 celebration in golden. >> still ahead, honoring the late san francisco mayor on what would have been his 70th birthday. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ everyone's a multitasker these days. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪

it has dipped below 4100 now as you heard from katie stockton earlier this hour. the nasdaq is holding relatively better and it is down two-thirds of 1% and it is in negative territory. the move in yields and the ten-year note there, you can see in the green in the top of your screen 2.975% and the ten-year yield briefly punched above 3% about 45 minutes ago 3.002 was the high mark, and as rick santelli told us, we've seen this trading action going into fed meetings before with the sell the rumor buy the fact. another thing not helping this situation right now, remember last week when stocks was selling off we had bond yields moving lower and we had crud oil and the commodity complex rolling over and this afternoon we're not seeing that same trend play out and wto crude up .75% to back over $100 i ba barrel here's a look at the financials and you might think they would react positively, and the spdr etf has taken off here since noon and it's down more than 1.5% and the semiconductors off of the benchmark barometer segments have gone from green throughout much of t

the men behind the asparagus festival in stockton now has been lobbying to bring that event to the delta. tony massetti says that he'll set up his own garlic festival, august 13th and 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton. he does not have the gilroy garlic festival branding he is inviting vendors from that event , gilroy, organizers say it is too expensive to hold the festival there due to liability concerns and the high cost of insurance. time is now 707. the u. s. supreme court bracing for major protests the next few days over the possibility that the high court may overturn roe versus wade. a huge security events now surrounds the court, but the protests won't just be at the court. one group plans to protest outside the homes of six members of the supreme court as well. u s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes that needs to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people wil

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it also leads with transparency a lot are happening behind further close the doors robert in stockton california hello i called because up until six as a democrat, last ten years or so before trump i was kind of indifferent has switched completely has been a party controlled by the elites. i have offered if you at joe biden and the vice president, my god what you think about the people the democratic party is offering to run our country? >> i think to actually roberts appoint his doors is a frustration with the party as a shift away more focusing on growth. as many people we consider elites that has helped many corporations make money. and made it many, many voters and many people many democratic voters feel much more alienated from the party. i think it less in terms of the actual politicians than in terms of the policies that been put ir place. it made many people feel the party is not really speaking for theirb interest. >> host: bob, fort lauderdale hi. >> caller: good afternoon. i am a democrat the first election i voted it was 1972 heard i voted for shirley chisholm and the prim