the backroom of bob city that was opposed opened from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. at jims it took a backseat thirty to this venue. the owners at the time lead me to the remarkable story. those folks move forward to san francisco if the early 1940s a block from where we find marcus books. noticing that the african-american population lacked a source for black legislature they began to sell their books. marcus books opened in 1960 and is a educate space and a performance space and civic dialog and political action. the extent of the marcus books to the culture life of the city is more detailed in the landmark designation but the authors include (calling names) my research into the book store historic significance was improved by speaking with a few folks. jasmine lead me to the social implicate of the bookstores to the community. in collaboration with the author they join a host of other folks to talk about marcus books to have confidence about personal community encroachment - it is the oldest african-american bookstore and it is then there for over 50 years. the ph

i am a direct heir of the rejuly effects of what marcus books and bob city is about. let me say this i'm the music director there. it's because of marcus books that and because of people like dr. goodrich and julian and ms. ray who were some of the people who spider me to extend myself in a way of understanding that i needed to better myself as a person and so they were responsible for making sure that i went to higher education. and because of that i received 3 bachelors degrees. let's talk about the importance of how they've been the pillar of the community when it comes to making sure that youth like myself at that point understood the responsibility of community and education. i received a bachelor degree in radio and film and bachelor degree with emphasis on speak and music. a mafrts degree in orchestra extraction and raining a ph.d. from the originally development. now let's talk about the music aspect of it. because of my mat levitation i was able to play i'm a direct heir because i play with the duke elton orchestrate. this institution must be upheld >> thanks

was not only the first art form place but during the 50s is it hosted duke elton and others after bob city the community stepped down in to save this building helen jones and charles and harry miller and others they relayed together. this foundation was hoisted into makeshift trailers and taken to fillmore. it was also a japanese export building. it's been a center for this industry for marcus for many famous folks. is it gave a voice in pubs material for san francisco state students in the late 60s as schools tried to expand the african-american and latin american courses across the country. about 8 or 9 weeks ago the supervisors passed a resolution say that this issue and we'll apply the carefully needs according to the building so, please support the building >> thank you >> next speaker, please. >> >> good afternoon. i'm janice cookie work with the educational youth system. my comments will be brief. i believe you have ever reason to designate this building and this bookstore as a historical landmark. in my opinion this building should have long been designated. i urge you not to delay

the city's historic preservation committee is set to hear a case involving jimbo's bob city.ed greats like miles david. the preservation commission is set to decide if the buildings are historic sites. >>> a bit cooler out there today. temperatures inland were in the 80s and upper 70s. definitely cool. these are the highs from today. 79 in concord, 73 in vallejo. temperatures tomorrow coming up. the weather system is out in the pacific. you can see them. this is a very active jet stream. a lot of moisture coming in, a lot of speed. as it drops down over the next 36 to 48 hours we'll start to see a few more clouds then perhaps a chance of sprinkles. the winds have died down as we have gone into the next few hours. it was very windy today, gusts up to 15 miles per hour. but fairfield right now sustained at 10 miles per hour. so the winds have backed way off. it's going to be a cooler day tomorrow. partly cloudy tonight and mild. mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow. that's the headline for tomorrow. warmer. then the weekend a chance of wet weather as we go into friday night, saturd

the city's historic preservation committee is set to hear a case involving jimbo's bob city. it hosted greats like miles david. the preservation commission is set to decide if the buildings are historic sites. >>> a bit cooler out there today. temperatures inland were in the 80s and upper 70s. definitely cool. these are the highs from today. 79 in concord, 73 in vallejo. temperatures tomorrow coming up. the weather system is out in the pacific. you can see them. this is a very active jet stream. a lot of moisture coming in, a lot of speed. as it drops down over the next 36 to 48 hours we'll start to see a few more clouds then perhaps a chance of sprinkles. the winds have died down as we have gone into the next few hours. it was very windy today, gusts up to 15 miles per hour. but fairfield right now sustained at 10 miles per hour. so the winds have backed way off. it's going to be a cooler day tomorrow. partly cloudy tonight and mild. mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow. that's the headline for tomorrow. warmer. then the weekend a chance of wet weather as we go into friday night

next door jim bo's bob city is also being considered. jim bo's was once a jazz club that hosted those like miles davis. >>> let's check the commute. how is it, sal? >> getting busier now, pam and dave. we're looking at the commute now as you drive into san francisco. but also on the other bridges. for example, the bay bridge has about a 10 to 15-minute delay but if you don't want to use that, you can use either the richmond bridge which by the way looks good or the san mateo bridge which has been looking very nice so far heading off to the high-rise. interstate 880, the traffic here looks good. so does northbound 101 coming through san francisco approaching the 80 split. i want to mention the livermore valley. of course slow traffic from 205 unthe main part of the morning which is normally the case. if driving castro valley not a bad commute but there's slowing where 23 8 and 580 meet. let's go to steve. >>> a very good morning, clear morning. cool for some. upper 40s, low 50s. mild, warm for others. we could get a north breeze. it will

you know, without the city support as bob had mentioned earlier we couldn't have gotten here as well. i want to urge you to continue to support of the japan town community by partnering with us into the future and i urge you to support of the resolutions before you today >> thank you very much. >> thank you. issioners and director ram. i'm robert. my family as i negligence in the last introductory mentioned has lived and worked in japan town since 1906. we ran a market for the community for over 1 hundred and 5 years but i'm still a prosperity owner and i've been involved with the document since it's beginning and i'm here to ask you to endorse that document and approve the resolutions before you. it provides the community and helps to preserve our neighborhood. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. i'll call a couple more names (calling names) >> i'm speaking on behalf of the cathedral community. we've been involved in the better neighborhood plan process since 2007. we strongly endorse the principles and ask for the commission to adopt them. cathedral hill is from the rede

our next guest left wall street and is playing a key role in rebuilding the city. bobmer ceo of wachovia. and we were saying we were all just saying during the commercial break, we would hope you could run for the mayor of new york city. can we do anything? >> no thanks. i've got a great job working for mayor bloomberg. >> how many more days? >> 103. >> 103. >> not that we're counting, but -- >> do you guys have a calendar where you do count it? >> sure and the motto is make every day count. the mayor continues to push us, we've got a lot of great projects. and our job is to finish strong and organize a great transition. >> what is left to do? what can be done in the next 103 days for the city? >> what we've seen, andrew, is lots of projects that people want to get done or far along in the process. especially in the land use area where you just see we're finishing up the applied science initiative, cornell will take the keys to roosevelt island on january 1st. we'll need to organize that. and lots of other activities like that trying to build and reshape the economy an

you may not have heard of this city, but we sent bob to explain on his road trip to boonville. >> off to a place called booneville, you know or on the road to the middle of nowhere. you might get lost. bring a map. while you're at it -- >> you know -- >> grab a dictionary. because you're definitely going to get lost in translation. >> our company and shams. >> you guys hold on for a minute. i just want to put the subtitles on this time. >> subtitles. >> where you were beginning again. >> you mean the -- oh, you're -- >> that was fun where i. >> it's called booneling. >> a dash of english mixed with a whole lot of boones. a lingo locals created in the 1800s to talk behind each other's backs. now one of only two home grown languages remaining in the united states. it's on the verge of extinction. >> what's happening to your language? >> the face -- >> in english. >> in english? okay. the valley is changing. >> a majority of the town used to speak this lingo. >> and now? >> be lucky if there's 12. >> in part, because the school stopped teaching it. >> they teach them english. >> we try t

disgraced mayor bob filner's resignation is final and city council president todd gloria is acting as interim mayor. todd says there is a lot of work to be done and thanking everyone for sticking it out through the scandal. >> i didn't run for office just to happening out. to the extent we have had a situation where i think very little was being accomplished i have been frustrated, and i think san diegans have been frustrated. >> filner resigned last month after nearly 20 women publicly accused him of sexual harassment. the city is holding a special election in november. >>> fast-food workers are going on strike hoping for a super sized wage increase. but could higher pay end up hurting them more than it helps, and could it cost you more money when you go to eat out? >>> secretary of state john kerry has just revealed that the u.s. has evidence that sarin nerve gas was used in syria. he told fox news on sunday first responders in damascus have conclusive hair and blood samples. here is a bit of context for you. syria is one of seven countries worldwide that has not joined the 1997 con

but bob thanks for that question >> yeah. i have more of a city observation. as this effort moves from the senate to the house that's the argument it needs to be made. we're dealing with a few moderate members the message is it grows the economy. in your networks across the country like the voice bunny you're the best messengers and democratic and republican members say we haven't heard enough you from the business community. we can help you impact public policy so if you get a chance to fill it out leave it under your chair and we'll collect it. >> thanks for the leadership of business forward. i hope all of us fill out those cards week, engaged or enraged. >> thank you carl and all. i'll uses the rules of order to keep this short and fast and also to say it's critically important here in san francisco is is we're being heard in washington and what we're seeing in the house is going to be a lot longer than we anticipated. it's to stay involved and engaged. we've got a campaign which is keep us here dot.org. we'll be keeping that going. but it's critically imp

bob? >> next up for the cowboys, they go to kansas city see an old foe, andy reid. they will welcome the broncos to the meadowlands. be the third act of the manning bowl. the first two when peyton was with the colts. each time peyton manning prevailed over eli. see what happens next week in new jersey. tony, your reaction to this game tonight in arlington? >> well, bob, i thought the first thing was tony romo and being patient. he mentioned in the interview, saw some different coverages the giants wanted to play conservative and he took the underneath throws all day and that was really, really what they needed. second thing was what both of those guys mentioned the dallas defense. i coached six years in tampa with monte kiffin. and he does emphasize the take ways, hustling to the ball, making things happen on defense. not sitting back and reacting. and forcing those turnovers tonight was huge. that's what dallas will be about the rest of the year and they're off to a great start. >> looking back at the rest of the day, what stood out to you? >> well, i was really gl

bob. >> amazing step. most of the months is just about perfect, actually. take a look at the temps. 72. 76 in dc. ocean city, a bit of a prees coming out of the water. will jump to 73. 70 and sending dew points down. this morning, average low, normal at 53. and 46 up in cumberland. now cloud cover. we had a few clouds in the area and morning and afternoon hours. the spin in the ocean, we pretty much spilled out. from time to time, next few hours, will go see some clouds. it's not rain producing clouds. they will create and awfully pretty sunset. how does it look for friday and the weekend. it's shut ahead. >> the easiest forecast except for the clouds. it's been the same type of forecast. high pressure is pushing dry air on in. the dry air is keeping showers away and off the coastline. the most we're getting is a little bit of the cloud cover coming from the east. as the highs stays with us, the temperatures will stay very nice. rain to the rest, bringing us a slight chance of showers, sunday night into monday. for the most part, we stay in a zone, where the dryer air really dominates the forecast. we'll ha

bob beckle. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." all eyes on the u.n. tomorrow as the 68th general assembly kicks off. the stakes very high for president obama. iran's nuclear ambitions and israeli/palestinian tensions. believe it or not, ed henry is here in new york with the president. we're happy to have him in studio. >> i hope i didn't mess you up at the beginning. >> i must be really nervous you're here. someone from my past is going to join us. get started with the substance, i want to be clear, are you okay with everything that's going to happen to your career from this point on? >> you should call it "the six" just for today. >> the way i'm going, i'll probably call it something else by the end. as in not good. >> i'm excited. >> it's good to have you. can you set up the week for us? last year, president obama didn't have any meetings with any foreign leaders. this year, he has a full dance card. >> last year, it was right before the election. they didn't want an errant syllable here or there on a foreign policy issue to blow up and have romney

bob, dana, greg. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. >>> well it looks like there could be a show down in washington d.c. over obama care and the possibility of shutting down the government. according to the latest polls, obama care is unpopular with the american people. if you listen to democrats, you'd think it was just the republicans that were crazy wants to defund the health care law. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. >> you have never seen in the history of the united states the debt ceiling or threat of not raising the debt ceiling being used to extort a president or a governing party. >> i only hope that the anarchist and house of representatives come to their senses before it's too late. >> greg, aren't these members of congress elected to do what the american people want? overwhelmingly they don't like the bill. they mentioned extortionists and crimes. what's the deal? >> i'm really tired of show downs. every month it's high noon. it's never a show down. it ends. it's like this argument over

>> when bob worked at citi when i was there, he was in the office next to me.antastic. and the reason i think his thoughts about most things were very different than mine. he got me to think more about decisions that i was making and before i made those decisions, he didn't have -- he didn't tell me, he told me what he thought but i didn't -- most of the time i didn't do what he thought. but it helped me doing something better. >> unfair that he gets blamed or lumped in, then, with chuck prince? >> i can't tell you because i wasn't there then. >> let me throw out one other name in the headlines, jamie dimon and jpmorgan. >> right. >> and they are consistently in the headlines these days for all sorts of problems. how do you look at what's happened to jpmorgan? are they being -- the attacks on jpmorgan, is that fair? is that unfair? >> it's a hard one. i think that jpmorgan did better than any company through the recession and came out of it stronger. i think jamie made some mistakes and statements that he made about, you know, tempest in the teapot and stuff li

bob beckle. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." all eyes on the u.n.the 68th general assembly kicks off. the stakes very high for president obama. iran's nuclear ambitions and israeli/palestinian tensions. believe it or not, ed henry is here in new york with the president. we're happy to have him in studio. >> i hope i didn't mess you up at the beginning. >> i must be really nervous you're here. someone from my past is going to join us. before we get started with the

city. will the dry weather stick around. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's clear and 73 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> smart phones are no longer taboo in the classroom. wjz is live. >> it's called bring your own device. or byod. and it allows students to use their own technology to improve learning in the classroom. >> reporter: it might sound like a traditional spanish class. but the way hannah gonzalez's students are learning the language, is anything but. student smart phones, laptops and tablets are now allowed to be used in some classrooms. >> spanish classes helped me with words that i may not know how to pronounce. or finding words that we haven't learned yet. >> reporter: mount hebron high is one of three schools piloted for the bring your own device program. something staff says caters to each student. >> they can do it with what style they have. >> what happen fist a student doesn't have a smart phone or a tablet? well, staff say that no student is left out. >> i really kind of harnessed partners.

city's notable leaders. it will be named in honor of the late bob wasserman. a former police chief, councilman and mayor passed away at the age of 77. the dedication ceremony will take place at 4:00 p.m. in front of the police station on stevenson boulevard. the event is open to the public. >> in the spirit of friday the 13th, the famous winchester mystery house is holding its annual bell ringing ceremony. 13 the magic number. the bell will ring 13 times today at 1:00 p.m. which is 1300 hours, in honor of sarah winchester who was fascinated by the number 13. this year's bell ringers from the down syndrome connection of the bay area. this is an organization that receives donations from the mansion's fountains. you know you can find all kinds of symbols so 13 throughout the house and that includes 13 palm trees and yes, 13 restrooms. kind of spooky. >> very interesting. >> cool stuff. we know twitter's going public but we don't know much else and why the san francisco company is allowed to keep us in the dark. >> i'm guessing probably make a whole lot of money.

bob, dana, greg. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. >>> well it looks like there could be a show down inver obama care and the possibility of shutting down the government. according to the latest polls, obama care is unpopular with the american people. if you listen to democrats, you'd think it was just the republicans that were crazy wants to defund the health care law. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the

bob beckle. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." all eyes on the u.n.s off. the stakes very high for president obama. iran's nuclear ambitions and israeli/palestinian tensions. believe it or not, ed henry is here in new york with the president. we're happy to have him in studio. >> i hope i didn't mess you up at the beginning. >> i must be really nervous you're here. someone from my past is going to join us. get started with the