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Poll: Senator Barack Obama is expected to name his Vice President in the next 24 to 48 hours. Will the VP choice change your opinion of Obama?
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It was four years ago this week that a double homicide shocked Northern California. A young couple, who worked as counselors at a
Christian camp in El Dorado County, were found brutally murdered on a Sonoma County beach. They were both shot as they were camping, their Bibles lying by their side. They were planning on getting married the next month. Despite an exhaustive investigation, the killer or killers have not been found. RE and Bob spoke with
Sergeant Tim Duke of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department.
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He has been a major proponent for growth and bringing West Sacramento into the 21st century by attracting entertainment such as the Rivercats and construction projects such as the Calstrs High rise. You'll find his name on the ballot again soon, but it will not be for a state or congressional seat, but once again for mayor for the city he has served for the past 10 years. Yes, that is right Chris Cabaldon says he is will drop any consideration for another Assembly race and may even focus on a new career after his term as Mayor runs out. RE and Bob spoke with
West Sacramento Mayor Chris Cabaldon about his future plans.
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Poll: NBC hopes to make $1.1 billion in Olympic advertising. Will you buy a product because it was advertised during the Olympics?
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This week on McGinness Monday, Lori and RE discuss police racial profiling with Sacramento County Sheriff John McGinness.
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Assembly Member
Nicole Parra is being kicked out of her Capitol office for not supporting her party leaders on their state budget proposal. RE and Lori spoke with Nicole Parra's Chief of Staff, Derick Chernow.
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Good news for older athletes, they're lasting longer and performing better than in the past, if the Beijing Olympics are any proof. RE and Lori spoke with
Paul Salitski, professor of sports psychology at UC Davis, with more on why older athletes are competing and winning.
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Poll: Are you excited about the State Fair?
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This week's Friday Food featured restaurant is The Freeport Bar & Grill. The are located at 8259 Freeport Boulevard. Phone: 665-1169
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Poll: Swimmer Michael Phelps is pushing Olympic TV viewership to record highs. Next week, Phelps is gone and track and field take center stage. Will you still watch?
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With a tight Presidential Race that has the potential to get nasty, its always nice to know that there is a little brevity in the campaigning. There is some wacky campaign gear out there. Kitty and RE spoke with is
Robin Raskin, former editor of PC Magazine and current marketing director for
electionwatches.com
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Local legend
Debbie Meyer was just 16 and a student at Rio Americano High School when she won three gold medals in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. She became the first swimmer to win three individual gold medals in one Olympics. Debbie who went on to establish a prestigious swimming school in Carmichael that has trained thousands of young swimmers the since it oppened in the 1970s. Kitty and RE spoke with Debbie Meyer.
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A group of men are holding a press conference tomorrow in Palo Alto, CA claiming that they have found bigfoot. For more information visit
www.searchingforbigfoot.com
RE rants about Karen Bass
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