anchor: -- has died.e retired not knowing that his music and song "sugar man," had gained a huge following in south africa, new zealand, and australia. his daughter found websites devoted to her father and he played a successful south african tour in 1998. sister rodriguez was 81 years old. that's it for now. stay tuned for more, coming up on france 24. ♪ >> ♪ all those colors to my dreams ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes, folks, this is not any cheap --, this is the show you want. >> take whatever you like. anchor: that was a taste of some of the work of the pope of trash, john waters. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. anchor: we associate your body of worth with bad taste, seating is, but in the past few years, you have become very respected, not just accepted but embraced, even. are you still the pope of trash? >> william burroughs called me the pope of trash, so god himself really stowed it -- bestowed it upon me. i use bad humor to get your attention, and i do know the rules of good taste. you have to kno

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anchor: carolina, thank you.'s look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. floods and landslides triggered by monsoon rains in myanmar have killed at least five people and forced the evacuation of about 40,000 others. the flooding began in late july and has affected nine states and regions. authorities in moscow have cordoned off a park where they say they successfully intercepted a ukrainian drone. the defense ministry says the aircraft crashed when he was electronically jammed. is the latest apparent ukrainian drone attack on russia this week. a german newsmagazine says the government is open to sending german-made missiles to ukraine, with a range of about 500 kilometers and designed for high precision strikes. kyiv has been asking for missiles for months but chancellor olaf scholz has so far opposed sending long-range weapons to ukraine. a military defense analyst with at the university of oslo, i asked whether this is what ukraine needs most right now. >> absolutely. it's another typ

anchor: grace, would he have made a good president?: i would say with unity, i do not believe in strong leaders. i would say it takes a village. probably yes with a lot of help from a coalition. we do not know if you would go into the second round, but he definitely was a very good legislator in terms of confronting and the sources of corruption, even confronting legislators and the national assembly, representing those who were part of the corruption network that is big in the country now. anchor: javier, what happens if the country votes for a candidate who says, i know how to fix it, it is my way or the highway, a hardliner? are there dangers for the country and that? guest: that is a good question indeed. the president of el salvador took a hard line on crime and he has been accused of violating human rights. he should change the constitution the laws, but so far, according to opinion polls from a few days ago, he only had 4% of the vote, but now, they suspect even more assassinations, and he goes to the second round because luisa

anchor: amongst the damage, there are many urgent needs.ome people feel a need for answers, so an investigation has to take place, but more urgently is the need of aid. is it getting through? reporter: yeah, absolutely. as i've mentioned, there has been a lot of frustration not only for the handling of the crisis itself but the post crisis management. there are still hundreds of people, people who have lost everything or who live in unaffected areas who have lost power because of the wildfire. there are hundreds of thousands of people waiting for things like cooking oil, diapers, baby formula, medication who have not seen any help from the government. for the past six days, it has been a citizen effort, hundreds of volunteers from across the island coming together to pack donations, give out donations and load them onto trucks and boats. i was able to go on one of the boats that has been going back and forth between central and west maui, ferrying products to people in need. also that investigation you mentioned is because of the handling o

san francisco's anchor brewery. today is the day anchor officially closes. today we are hearing about keeping them running. >>> are they connected? we are learning new details about a stripping of robberies targeting postal workers but not for the mail they're carrying. we'll get to the stories in a moment. a developing story out of the east bay. people in one san pablo neighborhood are being asked to stay inside while firefighters clean up a possible hazmat situation. this is at stanton avenue and giant road. so this is what we know at this point. a family called 911 to report old chemicals. it is not clear what those chemicals are. firefighters say they are volatile. they're asking people to stay indoors, keep clear of this area while they work. >>> bay area mail carriers are on heightened alert after four of them were held up by thieves within just one week. a robber threatened one postal worker with a weapon last thursday on till the ton avenue in cupertino. a special key to open banks of mailboxes. the same day there was an attempted robbery of a mail c

in the city still pumping out anchor steam but not for long. you remember anchor brewing company shut down last month and as fans of the famous beer scrambled to buy the last bottles the anchor bar in scoreboard plaza in oracle park still has it on tap and has bottles as well. giants say the distribute plans to keep the park stocked up through the end of the season so giants fans have at least two more months to get an anchor steam at the ballpark. >>> tens of thousands of students went back to school at san jose unified today. this is what it looked like outside willow glen high this afternoon. a lot of families there as you can imagine feeling anxious r several gun related incident the end last yea nbc bay area's chris sanchez is breaking down what they want and what the district is doing differently this fall. >>> many parents in san jose unified are asking for the district to take a more proactive approach to school safety asking the district not wait for a tragedy to force change. the request took on more urgency after several threat relat

in marin county, ferrets an effort to relocate boaters illegally anchored.ybody is eager to >> i was wondering what happened to my kayak. cornell: guy kelly says he has been living on his sailboat anchored on richardson bay for 10 years, just offshore from sausalito. >> i moved here intentionally. living on my boat has been my dream. i have been a water person all my life. cornell: he is one of about 50 living on their boats, known as anchor outs, despite a maritime law preventing boats from anchoring here more than 72 hours, some have lived illegally on their boats for decades. that could be changing, largely because of eel grass. >> the majority of boats are in what is known as the eelgrass zone. this will become a protected eelgrass zone in 2024, which means no anchoring. cornell: restoring eelgrass to the bay can help with sealevel rise and climate change but not everybody believes it. >> the whole grass complaint is bogus, a false narrative. cornell: marin county is starting an effort to remove anchor outs from environmentally sensitive waters and into

anchor is not the only one closing its doors in the city.us, i is having an effect beyond tab rooms. >> reporter: this is one of th original locations along the sa francisco dogpatch neighborhood >> we have maybe one more logge after this and 10 more batches after this. >> reporter: he said they wante to stay here but they could not come to an agreement on the new lease with the property owner. >> it is a labor-intensive business to run. rents have stayed the same. spending habit have changed. people are home a lot more, working from home. they are not meeting colleagues >> reporter: this comes on the heels of the anchor brewery closure and other local breweries, too. and as san francisco loses another brewery many local options are losing options for pop-ups, a lifeline for businesses before and during the pandemic. the co-owner of gilbert's latin fusion says weekly pop-ups over the last few years became an important part of the business model. >> we are there every friday. >> reporter: this helped with rent and other expenses. >> at this p

cornell: there have been efforts in the past to remove anchor outs from richardson bay. one resident says he will not go anywhere. >> i am going out kicking and screaming. cornell: officials say four people have accepted the county's housing offer. >> we understand some people will not want to do that. we will deal with them on a case-by-case basis. with compassionate consistency. cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. kristen: you can add pirates to oakland's list of crime problems. boat owners told the san francisco chronicle that leaves are arriving in small craft sent using boat cutters to break into boats, stealing engines, tools, and life rafts. several sailboats have also been stolen. boat owners blame nearby homeless encampments. an ordinance was passed that allows boats to seize boats anchored illegally at city harbors. larry: coming up on abc 7 at 4:00, cracking down on retail theft. a changing environment for shoppers. be on the lookout for rattlesnakes and why you need to be cautious right now. plus, the open space with a past. how it has changed since the if

that was my co-anchor, curtis.re still friends. >> you're bringing that outfit back. >> that was, like, my favorite outfit. i wore it probably every weekend. >> we're going to have more fun as we celebrate kristen's last day in a couple of moments. >>> on a serious note, we want to begin this half hour with a check of the headlines and terrifying moments during a high school football game in oklahoma overnight. shots rang out during the third quarter of the game, sending players and fans running for cover. some laying down flat on the field to avoid the gunfire. at least four people were shot, including at least one student. police are still searching for a suspect. >>> an american sprinter noah lyles is officially the fastest man alive. the american sprinted his way to a second gold medal at the track and field championships on friday. >> he's feeling confident. watch the clock. noah lyles going for the record, 19.51. he doesn't get the record, but he gets another world championship. >> leaving everyone in the dus

. >>> anchor brewing shutdown has been met with sadness and determination. many of those who worked at the brewery are trying to put together enough known buy it and reopen it. tonight a family-run south bay brewery is helping out. we have the exclusive story. >> reporter: philippe bravo is testing the taps gearing up to support an ale. >> 100% of the proteins of this beer, at least from us, that's what we're able to do. >> reporter: philippe, co-owner of fox tale fermentation brewery will soon launch solidarity ale. it will help the former employees of anchor brewing. >> we are an industry that loves to collaborate and work together. that's what this is all about. >> wendy paragraph voe runs fox tile with your husband. they're going to make and sell solidarity ale. >> whether or not you flock to drinking anchor beer all the time, i think the point is is it something that's meant a lot for a lot of people a long time. reaching out and collectively a beloved area brewery while there's still time. >> we're organized to do this for the people and the workers. i

the obvious question, why would amazon be an anchor investor?0 billion chips is how many chips arm has designed over the years. arm is an incredible player, incredibly important player in the design of chips. in particular, it is a leader in designing chips that are used in the data centers that are running all of this computing power that amazon web services is behind. the data centers that run things like azure for microsoft. data centers that work for google, for example. these are the kinds of chips that arm is behind. companies like nvidia, intel, and amazon want a piece of that. that is why there is so much interest in the arm ipo. ed: amazon uses arm's designs in the graviton chip. one of the best stories is always the big ipo. this feels like the big ipo of 2023. tom: huge. ed: they anchor investors are notable. what is the vibe in the newsroom? what are we trying to learn? tom: we are in this incredible lull for ipos. if arm gets to market around the september timeframe, as we have been reporting, it will be a huge turning point for the

anchor brewing's website says the tasting rooms last day was yesterday. the san fransco breweries operations permanently closed. today, more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving t iconic brewery, including a group of workers. that auction process opens in just a couple of days. >> a focus now on san francisco's economic recovery. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, san francisco mayor london breed announced a four day carnival is on its way to san francisco's civic center. and it's coming this august. it is all part of an effort by the mayor and the city recreation and parks department. you can expect a number of rides, games, great food and more. the hope is the carnival will begin to transform civic center into a place where the community can come together at the end of the day, we can have all the law enforcement in the world, but the best way to keep a space happy and safe is to activate it and make it fun and to engage in positive placemaking rather than negative placemaking. >> this fou

anchor brewing's owners. sapporo announced it would shut down the 127 year old brewery due to declining sales. some union employees offered to purchase the historic brewery and run it as a worker co-op. but sam singer, anchor, brewing spokesperson, said the company made over to a liquidator at the beginning of august. this has been very difficult on everyone in san francisco. the employees of anchor most of all said the brewery cannot extend operations because it is out of time and out of money. he said about two dozen bidders have shown interest so far. this is an historic beer that goes all the way back to the gold rush and it's history really can't be repeated. that's why it really be wonderful. someone steps forward and keeps it going on for future generations. in san francisco, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. on the first day there in full pads, the 49 ers best defensive player is a no show at training camp. the team's general manager doesn't seem to worried are jason appelbaum will have all the

in fact, anchor isn't the only one closing its doors in the city. as max darrow shows us, it's having a domino effect beyond the tap rooms. >> they are fresh and lively. >> reporter: these are some of the hops eddie will brew the last batches of beer with in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. >> we probably have one more lagger after this. maybe ten batches left this this facility. >> reporter: gobo, the brew master and cofounder say it is brewery is shutting down in october. they wanted to stay here, but they couldn't come to am agreement on a new lease with the property owner. >> it's a labor intensive expense e business to run. costs have gone up. rents have stayed the same. >> reporter: and revenue has gone down. >> spending habits have changed. people are at home a lot more. working from home. not meeting colleagues out. >> reporter: harmonics closure comes on the heels of anchor brewing's closure and other smaller breweries, too. >> local brewing. >> reporter: as san francisco loses another brewery, many local restaurants are losing optio

for the week ahead, we've got low pressure anchored to the northwest, high pressure down towards the southeast. so that northwest—southeast split will likely persist for the next few days. and it means on monday after the early mist and fog in the south clears, it's a dry and fine day for much of england and wales. but further north and northwest, cloudier with some showers and then outbreaks of rain working across the highlands and islands of scotland in towards parts of the west of northern ireland. eastern scotland, though still dry with some sunshine and pleasantly warm. further south, though, once again we'll see temperatures

what the anchor on the coat of arms clearly told everyone in 2005.rms was changed, but the anchor in slavgorod still remained. is it true. now it can be seen along the confluence of the pronya and sosh rivers on a memorial sign. now few people remember, but slavgorod was a slavgorod, not always before. it was called about search. a it was like this. after the liberation of the pro search from the nazi invaders , documents were submitted to stalin for the assignment of the 324th division of the new name pro search. well, iosif vissarionovich considered this name unworthy and assigned a new name to the city, slavgorod, after the first partition of the commonwealth, catherine ii, then presented the prince with a search, alexander

anchor brewing's website says the tasting rooms last day was yesterday.ries operations permanently ed. toy, more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving the iconic brewery, including a group of workers. that auction process opens in just a couple of days. >> a focus now on san francisco's economic recovery. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, san francisco mayor london breed announced a four day carnival is on its way to san francisco's civic center. and it's coming this august. it is all part of an effort by the mayor and the city recreation and parks department. you can expect a number of rides, games, great food and more. the hope is the carnival will begin to transform civic center into a place where the community can come together at the end of the day, we can have all the law enforcement in the world, but the best way to keep a space happy and safe is to activate it and make it fun and to engage in positive placemaking rather than negative placemaking. >> this four day carnival runs august

the second inaugural is anchored in 1619.you do the math, 2150 years of the slaves toil, it takes two to 1615 and rounding off so lincoln is aware of the origin date of slavery so i argue it tells the story of america and understands these significant dates, the relationship between those and slavery in the united states so the second inaugural deserves to be known as the original and better 1619 project so the speech he gives to the young man, i think it's a remarkable address, the diagnosis of the dangers abroad at the time and a general diagnosis so this breakdown of law and order and is not talking about moving and writing, he's e'talking about vigilante justi, acts of vigilantism. driven by the passion for justice running the process so there is this diagnosis and his solution is reference for the constitution and laws and is not simply law-abiding but attitude in which one obeys the law, attitude of reverence so the present danger of the second half of the beach and this is where the analysis is developed and goes back

disentangle an anchor from humpback whale. seaworld says the team managed to grapple. onto the trailing rope, which then enabled them to remove the rope. and it's anchor from the whale's tail. >> fluke now, seaworld says the whale continued its migration with only minimal, superficial wounds. >> a whale of a tale. >> well, finally, back here at home, a heartwarming moment caught on camera. >> this video is going viral on tiktok. it shows dina sharing some life changing news with her foster dog, carly telling her, quote, i love you. you were sent to my life for a reason. and i'm going to adopt you. >> which carly responded by crawling right into her new mama's lap. we do not deserve dogs. >> no, we don't. how does this dog know that it's receiving? >> i've always heard that dogs choose. >> you are? yeah you're so right. it's the dog that adopted her. yes, she didn't adopt this dog. >> congratulations, cuddles. >> so sweet of cuddles. very grateful. okay, that's the news for this half hour deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, academy award winner michelle yeoh.

craft brewers are making it and teaming up to raise funds to help. >> if someone will take over the anchor it should be the people making the beer there in the first place. most of these people are san franciscans. >> enterprise brewing opened earlier this month taking on the name of a brewery. they actually shut down during prohibition. on labor day weekend, and other brewery in the south bay will release its own version. >>> it was a big night at the u.s. national gymnastics championship happening in san jose. the men's competition came to a close. garvin thomas was on the arena floor tonight giving us a great view with all of the pictures. you were there for the chronic of a new all-around national champion with local ties, right? >> that is right. one out of every five may compete at the u.s. national championships street:stanford. singling out sure would have been the best thing. a freshman was the runner-up at the collegiate championship. do once library? a little unsteady on the first two apparatuses falling third and the all-around after a floor exercise but then he turned it aroun

. >> in tv, before the anchor goes, it's the producer who gets fired. >> right. believe me -- look, here's the problem. here you're launching a new dog food, and you had the best veterinarians and nutritionists and farmers and butchers and marketers and advertising people, and you pour it in the bowl, and the dog just don't eat it. ron desantis has a dog food problem, and it's not going to get better by firing the campaign manager. >> scott, is the candidate the problem? >> well, i think donald trump is the problem, and the second problem is fragmentation. desantis and the rest of them all have the same issue. half or just slightly more than half of the party want to do trump again, and the people that don't are fragmented. you know, desantis has most of them or the plurality of them. but there's lots of other candidates out there who are still pulling 1% to 6%. until desantis scares or runs everyone else out of the race, trump benefiting from this fragmentation is not going to go away, particularly if he continues to hover around 50 or above 50. i think desantis

i'm chief political anchor for fox news.nth election night behind the anchor desk. i took over for brit hume, my mentor and friend. he said that show is not about you. this show not about you. and elections are important. i took away that integrity and being right matters. >> and i witness going forward describing the moment armed men kidnapped a nurse from new hampshire. and her daughter in the country of haiti. the group responsible for the abduction released its ransom demands. tracking that story in newton. >> president biden has been briefed on the kidnapping of -- the state department is still working to secure her release. as for that witness, this witness describes the terrifying moments in which she was taken from the clinic where she worked as a nurse from other christian nonprofit near port-au-prince. this woman had gone to the little brick building and watched as armed men stormed in and took her nearly a week ago. >> i can explain 100% that i was inside and the man told me to relax. i could not understand what h

if you missed it, this morning was her final day as anchor on the "today" show.y looked back at some of her best moments, and don't worry. welker is not leaving the nbc family. she's actually taking over "meet the press" for chuck todd as he moves on to do more long-form journalism for nbc news. welker's first day as the new host will be september 17th. >>> and back to our top story this morning. all month long asking you to help us "clear the shelters," and consider adopting a pet. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 teamed up with shelters across the bay area now for the ninth year in a row. this morning we find "today in the bay's" marcus washington and telly moond oes arlen fernandez live at berkeley humane. thank you so much for coming out on your day off, you two, for such an important cause. >> reporter: look, kira, we would not miss it. such a huge event. so much fun. a family events people can come out and enjoy because there's so much to do. >> reporter: i know. and other shelters around the bay area today, so many benefits for people who want a pet and are c

the stars are falling down the sea and breaking anchors. read, my soul.after all , we will never be the same as before. not born our children will not give. flowers will sing to us a cold age, we need fragments of a dream. sveta wedding sveta is called, light my, why do i need now the king of the stars the seas are falling, tearing anchors away from these souls, my dear. i know it's a song. you love very much. yes, you start always asked to sing it before you and tonight. i perform fire myself my heart was torn to the sky. you were afraid of heights. and, of course, you know, i know that this beautiful love has always been an example for all of us how you loved each other, and i want from all of us from our family to convey to you delight and that you are an example of the true love of a woman in this beautiful family, the only one. my light, why now dawn tearing anchors ask me, my soul for this love people's artist of russia valeria i want to be silent on the moon where there is no one, and no one is knocking on the door, because there is no door. where

we've got neil cavuto, anchor of your world, bret baier, fox news chief political anchor and executive editor and anchor of special report. and andy mccarthy is back with us, former federal prosecutor, fox news contributor and jonathan turley, constitutional attorney, gw law professor and also a fox news contributor. great to have all of you with us. thank you so much for being here. neal, let me start with you. your thoughts as we hear that the president is inside having his fingerprints taken for the third time in this indictment? you know, we're getting used to this, aren't we, martha? it's weird. it's very, very weird. but i was thinking of just what the president, a former president, is facing and what his outlook calendar would look like as they pen in all these events that are coming up. and i know they're all moving targets, but you've got just potentially a couple of months away investigation into the president's finances and a potential extended session at that in january. you're going to have the second part of the jean carroll, jean king, civil rape case. that's something h

anchor brewing opened its doors for the last time on sunday and the lines out the door with fans trying to buy as much of the beers they could. >> san francisco's oldest business says declining sales and challenging economic factors is what led to this closure anchor brewing is owned by sapporo and in an effort to save the brewery, employees asked that company to hold off on the liquidation until september 2nd. but supporters said they did not have the ability to do so. anchor brewing had been in business for 127 years and was the oldest craft brewing company in the nation. >> taylor swift fans broke a santa clara county record this weekend. the vta light rail system says ridership records were smashed by swifties friday night. estimated 23,000, 400 people boarded vta trains before and after the show. the previous record for highest ridership was the 2015 nhl winter classic around 15,000. people used pta to get to and from levi's the number of riders friday was more than double. what vta saw during super bowl 50 with just 10,000 passengers use the rail system. no word yet on the number

leg with the third and the anchor leg with the bat on.tually did but they came second behind great britain who ran a season's best but they were pretty much immediately disqualified. so they are out and that has led the field wide open, particularly for great britain to go and get another medal, they won bronze last year at the world championships. it is the final event of tomorrow night to bring the curtain down on the whole world championships so it could be very open and exciting indeed. in the men's race there was no such problems for the reigning olympic and world champions, usa, who came first. the european champions, great britain, also ran a season's best to come third and qualify. india came second, botswana, the tokyo bronze medallists from the olympics, they were just pipped on the line by great britain. remember tomorrow, were just pipped on the line by great britain. remembertomorrow, in the final, matt hudson smith fresh from his silver medal will come in for that race. hopes there as well, potentially of a medal.— for that

one bar is still pumping out anchor steam, though not for long. the anchor bar at oracle park still has it on tap and in bottles. the giants say the distributor plans to keep oracle park stocked up through the end of the season. that means giants fans will have at least two more months to drink an anchor steam beer, but at the ballpark. >>> new video this morning, amazing and shot in the waters around monterey bay. >> check this out. a whale watching boat caught something other than whales, certainly a sight just as special, a pod of dolphins swimming near the surface, feasting on fish. it may seem lucky to catch that sight, a huge pod like this really is something special. mother nature is just -- >> i've seen a pod of dolphins leaping out of the water like that. i was on a cruise. then also i've been on a whale watching tour where we were able to see several whales. i highly recommend those whale watching tours, because you might see something really amazing out there. >> sometimes from the golden gate bridge you can see something like that. >>

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kumasi: in the north bay, there's a new effort to relocate voters illegally anchored in marin county,e living on these boats. a maritime law prevents boats from anchoring in the bay longer than 70 two hours however, some people lived illegally on these boats for decades. marin county started a new effort to approve anchor outs from environmentally sensitive waters into secure housing on land. the county is offering a one to three year temporary housing voucher and other incentives. >> this program they are destroying a beautiful community, and for what? three years of housing that just does not provide certainty to anybody. kumasi: officials say so far four people have accepted the housing assistance. you can add pirates to oakland's list of crime issues. boat owners at jaclyn square telling the chronicle thieves are arriving in small watercraft's and using bolt cutters to break into boats. they stole engines, tools, and life rafts and several sailboats have also been stolen. boat owners blame nearby homeless encampment. the oakland city council in march passed an ordinance that allow

the likes of alphabet and nividia could be anchor investors in that.his is australia's largest lender reported earnings this morning and showing a profit there. the c.e.o., shery, a little bit cautious about the outlook. >> do keep an eye on those stocks. take a lock at how u.s. futures are trading unchanged at the moment. after we saw a lot of fluctuation, the s&p fell but compare that to more than 1%. of course, we have plenty of fed speak to digest not to mention the lenders were down today. we're talking about the b. -- bkwx they warned about other six major firms. we were watching the treasury space. haven demand gain ground, but the 10-year fell at the level. we had to keep an eye of the options of $100 billion of bond sales this week and how that market digests all of those offers. take a look at oil prices right now are curving some of that upside we saw in the new york session. we were higher on wall street hiding given that we have more russia and ukraine tensions. we're losing about .2 of 1% at the moment. >> one of the stories we're followi

reggie: the taps may be turned off at anchor brewing, but there is one place you can get anchor brewing pouring popular cold ones. kumasi: you can find it at the home of the giants. oracle says they will have the taps open at its center field bar for the next two months, and bottles are also available at kiosks around the park. reggie: we are hours away from san francisco's august music festival. outside lands is back for three days of music, food, art. the city says everything is in place for the festival. it is expected to bring a much-needed boost to the city. >> have generated over $1 billion in economic impact to the city of san francisco. and that is, particularly in these times, is even more notable than when we started. london breed was in golden gate park getting ready for the 220 thousand people expected to be there. >> this amazing event will be an opportunity to enjoy so many incredible artists. we also want you to support the surrounding businesses. we have so many restaurants, bars, and other places. reggie: that outfit. it's really good. kumasi: [laughter] the headliners

madam clerk. 81. >> 81 resolution to urge the continuation of anchor brewing companies legacy anchorork and production distribution and repair zoning 15 interior 5 mariposa street and 495 that harrow street. >> i believe i e mailed ask i be added as a cosponsor if i have not do so. supervisor walton. >> thank you, president supervisor peskin. i have nonsubstantive amendments for item 81. chief of staff circulated these ma'ams yesterday by e mail and strike local 10 and change to local sick page 3 line fwenlt. pang 4. pang 5. and local 6 is the one represents warehouse workers and workers at anchor brewing adding where as on page 12 july 19 workers at anchor brewing local 6 announced an effort to pursue lovely ownership and. reflects the update from the workers and june. adding a further resolve on page 5 line 8-13. upon san francisco board of supervisors urges to work and transparent with through the process of co-op conversion including enough time to create the framework for the cooperative and raise funds for purwhich is committee not sellout businesses before these workers have h

very much an anchor in the craft beer industry for 127 years.e horizon. and in fact, anchor is not the only one closing its doors in the city. and as max darrow shows us, it's having a domino effect beyond tap rooms. >> they're fresh and lively. >> reporter: these are some of the hops that eddie will brew one of the last batches of beer with at harmonic brewing's original location in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. >> probably one more lager after this, maybe ten batches left in the facility. >> reporter: the brew master and to donnedder says the brewery is shutting down in october. e says they wanted to stay here but they couldn't come to an agreement on a new lease with the property owner. >> it's a labor intensive, expensive business to run. costs have gone up. rents have stayed the same. >> reporter: and revenue has gone down. >> spending habits have changed. people are at home lot more. working from home. they're not -- meeting colleagues out. >> reporter: harmonic's closure combs on the heels of anchor brewing's closure and other s

the declaration of independence, that's where the lyceum address is anchored in. and then the second inaugural, i don't think this has maybe been noted enough, but it is actually anchored in 1619. if you do the math, the reference to 250 years of the slaves unrequited toil, that takes you to 1615. he's of course rounding the number off. so, lincoln is aware of the origin date of slavery on the american continent. so, i argue that lincoln really tells the story of america and helps us understand america through these three significant dates. those two texts and the relationship between those texts and slavery in the united states. so, i think the second inaugural really deserves to be known as the original and actually better 1619 project. so, to go to the lyceum address, the speech that he gives as a very young man. i think it's a remarkable address, it's a diagnosis of the dangers that lincoln sees abroad in the land at the time. more general diagnosis of the problems that democracy is always prone to. so, one of lincoln's notes is the growing prevalence of mob r

dan: the taps are turned off for now what a -- anchor brewing but there's one bar that is pouring cold ama: you can find a brew at the home of the giants oracle park. they will be serving the famous beer for the month at the center field location. anchor is available at other kiosks around the ballpark if you want one last nudge al -- nostalgic taste. dan: their first reason game ag larry: the below hangs over the 49ers. they are getting ready for the first preseason game on sunday and they held to join practices with the silver and black today. kyle shanahan says he thinks the practices are more important than the games in preseason. we don't know if he will play on sunday. jimmy had a blast against his old buddies. >> it was fun. just first play, he was talking. got things going right away. those are my brothers. i love those guys. >> good to see him. he looks healthy and good. just talking about how everything is here and how he loves it, how we miss him. >> he was the best quarterback here. 20 years since steve young. unbelievable record. you are either in the super bowl or the cha

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we name pets after our anchors. we are holding pet adoption events around the bay area. flavio is one of many cats and dogs looking for a fuever home. join us sunda at the oakland zoo from 10:00 a.m.o 2:00 p.m. if you can't wait tomorrow you can swing by the spca in san francisco and two more places next saturday santa clara and san martin. you can get the details on our website nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> that does it for us at 4:30. jessica and garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join you in two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, more questions about driverless cars in san francisco after two different vehicles crash in the city hours apart. one of them colliding with the fire truck on an emergency call. what the company crew is saying. >>> president biden is on his way to tahoe right now. what he plans on doing once he arrives and the important summit held today before heading west. >>> and hurricane hilary steaming toward california. the latest on the time line, when and where it will strike land and what it means for us here in the bay area. >>> g

madam clerk. 81. >> 81 resolution to urge the continuation of anchor brewing companies legacy anchor work and production distribution and repair zoning 15 interior 5 mariposa street and 495 that harrow street. >> i believe i e mailed ask i be added as a cosponsor if i have not do so. supervisor walton. >> thank you, president supervisor peskin. i have nonsubstantive amendments for item 81. chief of staff circulated these ma'ams yesterday by e mail and strike local 10 and change to local sick page 3 line fwenlt. pang 4. pang 5. and local 6 is the one represents warehouse workers and workers at anchor brewing adding where as on page 12 july 19 workers at anchor brewing local 6 announced an effort to pursue lovely ownership and. reflects the update from the workers and june. adding a further resolve on page 5 line 8-13. upon san francisco board of supervisors urges to work and transparent with through the process of co-op conversion including enough time to create the framework for the cooperative and raise funds for purwhich is committee not sellout businesses before these workers have

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