to instill protective and supportive factors for youth, particularly for youth and families at the bessie carmichael school, the only school in the soma district. this will allow them to have an even wider reach to soma youth and provide college prep services for them. they propose to serve grades 8 through 12 with this money to provide academic support and tutoring, individualized case management, counseling sessions as well as training for parents related to financial planning for college. the contract if approved would be two years starting july 1, 2015 and sending june 30, 2017. the united playas proposal is to serve as a down payment to acquire the building at 1038 howard street where they have been operating their clubhouse for the last 5 years. they recently celebrated their 30 year anniversary providing antiviolence services to soma and across san francisco. the cac and the soma fund have long been wanting to acquire an asset for the community in the form of a youth-serving space. it's been on their wish list since the beginning of the fund but there has never been any viable oppo

people in the neighborhoods and the philipino community as well and west bay for connecting with bessie carmichael and fec really helping enhance the educational justice for people in the neighborhood. i wanted to say, too, i think this stablization fund is doing exactly what we wanted it do do, under the great leadership of the cochairs here and many other people and from what miss delrosario said and hopefully helping united playas have a permanent place and building the community. i'm really inspired by the work and thank you for the great presentation and i'll look forward to hearing what april from james kim's office helping make sure the building is protected but also that the city can move forward with confidence that it really helps enhance united playa's work as well. >> do you guys want to come up and speak for a minute? >> hello, members of the budget and finance committee, my name is chris angoko, last month the cac recommended funding for the acquisition of a building giving them the opportunity to own their own property and ensure that san francisco will be their home for

bessie. >>yo irÉ a ver a pixel. adiÓs. >>vi pasar toda mi vida delante de mis ojos.s] >>¡pixel, estÁs ahÍ! >>¡tengo que arreglar mi antena! >>¡no! [ruidos diversos] ¡sportacus, es la casa de pixel! [ruidos diversos] >>¿ah? [bip] sÍ. tengo que acceder a mi placa de afuera. bob cable: ¡por favor, detente! [ruidos diversos] ¡ayyy! >>¡pixel, vamos! >>me alegra mucho verte, stephanie. >>a mÍ me alegra que estÉs bien. [ruidos diversos] >>¡guao! !hay pizza por todos lados! ¡sportacus! ¡hay que detener a esa mÁquina! [ruidos diversos] ziggy: ¡ayuda! [ruidos diversos] [exclamaciones] >>¡tienes que apagarla, sportacus! >>¡es muy poderosa! >>¡busca el control! !de ahÍ viene todo! >>¡sÍ! [ruidos diversos] >>¡ah! !¿quÉ cable debo desconectar?! >>¡pregÚntale a bob cable! ¡esÁa por allÁ! [exclamaciones] >>¡ah! >>¡ah! ambos: ¡robbie rotten! >>pizza. >>¡ah! >>¡ayÚdenme! ¡socorro! >>¡no hay tiempo, chicos! ¡apÚrense! >>¡ayuda! >>¡te dirÉ cuÁl es que hay que desconectar! [ruidos diversos] ¡¿quÉ clase de mÁquina es?! >>¡¿quÉ clase de mÁquina es?! >>¡una automÁticas tres mil! >>¡una auto

the principal of bessie carmichael got word out to parents and tried toics plain about the closure. there are about 50,000 students and 8,000 employees in the school district. the decision to close was made at about 1:00 today and officials relied on facebook, twitter, e-mails and fliers to warn parents about what is ahead. parents took it in stride, but the children were a little nervous. >> for the safety of the kids. we are fine with it. you know. the teacher will e-mail us. >> we are not willing to risk child safety. >> ha are you going to do tomorrow with no school? >> i'm going to go take a nap and driveways. school buses will be running. parents should expect deplays. the schools will serve alternative meals. >>> pg&e is getting ready in the event there are widespread power outages. tom vacar is live where space responders are working now to coordinate efforts. tom? >> reporter: what is happening now is people are filing into this place for the city to make sure that everything goes well. pg&e's system will start up about midnight here though the north bay center is already o

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this afternoon at bessie carmichael pre through eight grade, the principal was on the playground to warn the parents of the closurement she went classroom to classroom to explain to the students what the situation is. >> they took it seriously. this is something that is new to them. we just told them that we want them to be safe and that there is a storm coming. but everything will be okay. >> it is bad that he is missing his school because he loves school so much. but i would rather have him safe at home than anywhere else. >> reporter: and staffers passed out these fliers warning about the closurement they were written in english and spanish. and the last time the school district saw a closure like this was on 9/11. >> david, i imagine a lot of the kids are excited to have the day off, but will they have to make up this day during the summer? >> reporter: we talked to the superintendent of schools late this afternoon. he said he doesn't believe that will be necessary. that the california school code makes provisions for these types of emergencies but so far, he believes they won't have

the theater has been vacant for more than four decades and hosted musical legends like bessie smith.g will finally be done with the theater. >> i'm hearing that there's going to be apartments and some commercial on the bottom floor which is great for the area. >> we like the idea that the building is going to be redeveloped. we're not opposed to that. we're not opposed to that. we are concerned about the height of the building. >> it's not yet known when the work will begin at the theater. >>> the holidays will not hit a road block in one local town. >> one community is going forward with its plans despite concerns from the state. >> but it's a good thing. it's a good cause. it's a good thing. so i think people should just be patient, take their time and come through town and realize, hey, it's the holidays. >> but some say it could cause main street mayhem. nbc 10 takes you to the center of the dispute and if the gridlock is happening as come are fearing. >>> as you can see there, snow has been falling across much of the area today. all part of that nor'easter that's been bugging us

rain expected over the next hour or less >> james: santoses couple of the workload during their bessie's concerns or factories that could come crashing down during a storm the city is now making it easier to remove has a history of the new guidelines to qualify as a material is one of three criterions the tree must release 50 ft. tall at competing local damage once. alive campaign that makes up less the third set the trip or is in decline lose that been phoned our least twice. and his real love affair or can be our main topic of the power lines or street lights. when we want to do something we have people concerned about the streets >> james: people all the privately made like a stray will have to apply for travel were met at a 3 t of the $9 administrative fee plus the cost of removing the trip. detailed weather and traffic anywhere you go with our kron 4 global application is available for android and apple devices agree to what is the updated rubble said a quick break coming up hundreds of people who live in a large homeless encampment set a lead have been ordered to leave by thursday

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not only did it host great blues performance like ida cox and bessie smith, ma rainy, but it would becomeimportant movie theater venue for african-american filmmakers. so it became a premiere spot in the entertainment industry, and it made macon an important stop along the way. in fact, the street the douglass theater is on became known as the black broadway of the south, and so the douglass theater and charles douglass himself were just really important in building that network of entertainment and touring possibilities and what's interesting when you get into the later years, into the 1950s, that jazz led to eventually the formation of rhythm and blues, and it was here that some of the premiere soul artists such as james brown and otis redding actually graced this stage. ♪ >> rhythm and blues began getting its start not long after the break of little richard. we call little richard the architect of rock and roll but he really became the inspiration for african-american artists in macon that if he can make it, maybe they could, too. and it started out as race records as they would call i