The Grant Napear Show - July 1st, 2015 - Seg. 5
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Compounding the dilemma for Amazon is its recent stance on the Confederate flag. The company joined Walmart, Sears and eBay by stopping sales of merchandise with the flag in the wake of a South Carolina shooting that left nine people dead.
In only his socks, Cody followed the teens for five miles through several neighborhoods, down busy roads and over fences trying to convince them to come back to the scene.
"They just take it for granted that it's not going to happen to them or everything is okay if they are safe and sane," Capt. David Baldwin said. "The potential is off the charts right now so they just need to be aware of that."
Many others like Jevonti Williams say they're doubtful terrorists would strike in Sacramento. "Not in Sacramento," he said. "Like, I can get the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, but there's nothing that big for them to come out here and mess things up."
But now, nearly a year later, police say another stairway gave way, ending in the tragic death of a 27-year-old man. He wasn't a resident of the complex, but a visitor.
The city of Tracy outlawed signs posted on city-owned traffic poles, medians, trees and street signs, making traditional yard sale advertising illegal.
Hikers and bikers coming to Rockville Hills Regional Park and two others might be disappointed this weekend to find them closed. But city officials say with dry conditions and wind, it's a precaution they must take.
"Why all of a sudden now it takes nine people to get shot now to throw a fit over a flag? It's been around for how many years?" he said. "Everybody started caving in. Saying that's a racist flag. But we don't believe it's a racist flag."
The Sacramento Kings have signed free agent Rajon Rondo, Yahoo Sports reported on Friday.
Authorities say one person has died after a staircase collapsed at a Folsom apartment complex.
