the bis is located at 412 broadway within the broadway and except for the extension of hours no other changes are proposed. it's a place of entertainment and restaurant since 1999 with other uses dating back further. the business han been in operation since march 2012. using per mat datarom the entertainment commission, staff analyzed the quarter mile area surrounding the property and found that seven businesses hold extended hours permits to be able to operate past 2:00 a.m. of those seven, five are for food establishments and have extended hours centered mostly around weekends also only one business, the husteller club is similar. the extended hours authorization for husteller club pre datedatee n.c.d. and late-night hours on thursdays, fridays and saturdays. as such, it's precedent setting to receive an extended hours application and as the first to have extended hours throughout the weekend not only limited to weekends. the project sponsor has conducted a number of outreach meeting in advance of the meetings. including a pre application meeting held at the planning department in s

i own and operate broadway studios for almost 30 years. i've met bennett when he started, and i think his license should be revoked. we've lost a lot of businesses, we've lost also some of the luster of broadway. he's still doing the same thing, he's still incompetent, and i think our -- the san francisco entertainment commissioner is too nice to him. thank you so much. good evening, commissioners. my name is dominick lemandre. i've given testimony on each one of these items as hue comes before the entertainment commission for -- god, it's been almost -- over a year now, and i'm always in that back row, always paying attention. and i just wanted to say a few things. you know, i'm not going to trade tit for tat for bennett, whether he caught them, whether it was their patrons, but i can say definitively that these issues that got us to this point weren't exclusive to sound. they included cleaning up after the venue had closed, which to their credit, are doing, to increase their correspondence with the c.b.d., which they're not doing. i spea

the owners are owners of the adjacent properties at 2517 broadway and 2513 broadway. the staff found that the project appropriately respects the neighbor's topography and the neighbor context, preserving the step down the hill on broadway. the proposed rear addition as revised maintains both the neighbor's privacy as well as midblock air and open space. the massing is consistent with all design guidelines. staffing has determined that the revised project does not contain or create exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and's recommendation is to not take -- and staff's recommendation is to not take d.r. and approve the permit. >> okay. we have two d.r. requesters. you have five minutes each. [inaudible] >>clerk: you may. >> my name is jerry, and my wife and i have lived at 2513 broadway since 1985. members of the commission, thank you for having me, and i apologize for the low tech nature of the -- no, i'm sorry. is the project sponsor supposed to come first? >> president hillis: no, d.r. >> yeah, i'm the d.r. person. apologize for the low tech nature of the hando

i think that was it for her. >> i told people, i will be on broadway some day. she played annie in "annie." ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow inside ♪ >> i don't nope if i actually realized that it was a profession or a real job that you could have as a career. >> in college, she made a crucial decision. she let go of her singing dreams to pursue a career on wall street, a field that she thought would provide more financial stability. >> a little glimmer of light still existed for a dream that i had. being an adult and trying to make it work as a career is very different than being a kid singing in a living room. >> after jessica quits her job, she bndeginsing the pavement, babysitting by day and performing at open mic nights by night. she goes to any audition she can find where you don't need an agent to try out, competing against hundreds of other hopefuls for every role. >> i was afraid, monthly, that i was not going to make my rent. i questioned myself probably every minute of every day. did i just ruin my life? have i made the worst decision in the entire world? >> but

it is now the longest running production in broadway history.entin oliver lee plays the lead role of the phantom. i am thrilled to have him live on mornings on 2 today. thank you for being her. >> my pleasure. >> the man behind the mask, one of the most iconic roles in broadway. was getting the nod like? >> a huge, huge, huge on it. to think for me as an african- american male to be in the most iconic role in the most iconic show is incredible. not just for me but for my family and my friends. it is huge. >> i assume it is a little intimidating as well because i am's you on the stage and reciting almost -- i am seeing you on the stage and reciting almost every lyric. i sought almost 20 years ago. >> that is right. it is wonderful because they have the appreciation. this production is new in so many different ways. it speaks to their love of the music and it changes. hopefully it changes them in different ways which is really exciting to have that opportunity. >> when i first saw phantom i think it was the end of high school, in san francisco 20+

the location is on broadway and front. one of the attributes of this site is the easy access to all modes of transportation. the area is approximately 57,000 square feet. combined use is office parking with s.p. plus height parking, which is a parking operator that took over this very recently. [inaudible] >> -- the height limit is 4 40 feet, and the object trust restriction, and the design and assess guidelines -- [inaudible] >> -- the neighborhood includes -- include the northeast waterfront to 32 street. it's gateway to north beach and chinatown. the -- [inaudible] >> -- with a fourth six month extension with an eyesight, the developer and northwest are expecting that we will get this projector get entitlement done within a year, but however, we anticipated that often times in the land use process, and counsel going back to the community, getting consent on the design takes a little bit of a time and that is the reason for providing for those opportunity for extensions. the purpose of the e.n.a. is to provide a exclusiv

this is on south broadway in the fells poi neighborhood.s a national historic district with buildings that go nback more tha 200 years. the fire started in a paint shop. according to the company's website, that company started in 1868. let's look at what's happening on the ground. the fire spread to a nearby church. and the paint shop is forcing crews to fight this fire from a distance. >> when you're dealing with flammable substances, our best bet is to perform operations, just to be on the safe side, to make sure there aren't explosives that can occur. >> particularly here's a shot rth sharing. right in the middle of this massive fire, you saw how big it is, the american flag. and it looks to be almost compleucly und. pretty amazing. we also heard, nobody injured in this fire right now. >> chris, thank you. >>> it is ht6:34 r now. more breaking news in your top stories this morning. brazil'sotential front-runner is recovering after being stabbed at a rally. you see some of the scene here on your screen. this was in the southern part of th

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>> i'm going to broadway.? >> i'm going to be singing. but remember. >> singing? >> you can sing. >> beauty is in the pie of the beholder. >> how did this happen? >> welcome to my very first vocal lesson ever. >> i'm very nervous. this is my normal nervous and now i've got this nervous on top of it. i have less than one month to prepare for a pivotal role in the broadway musical "waitress." not just one show. i'm going to be performing every day for six weeks. real people paying real money to watch me. >> i think as a singer, i'm a terrific weatherman. >> i have to get these tones sounding more melifluous. my vocal coach has a lot of work cut out for me. ♪ silver linings >> a little shouty. linings. >> but he believes in me. ♪ take it from an old man ♪ times just sand slipping past ♪ >> perfect. >> this is my big broadway shot, and i'm not throwing away my shot. >> he's going to leave at lot of people crying, yes. >> especially sara bareilles. ♪ honey hold out your hands and take it from an old man ♪ >> al. >>

it will start at 11:00. 14th and broadway. end up on 20th and broadway which is the festival entrance. there is a few stages in different areas. the main stage is on 20th street and webster. there is a community stage on 19th and webster. and there is a wedding pavilion on 21st and franklin. >>> 7:17. let's head over to rosemary with a check of how our weather is shaping up. >> we have a bit of a cool down coming our way. more on that in a moment. giving you a look at the forecast expected for where the fire is burning. the temperatures this morning in the upper 40s, low 50s. the winds are generally light as we heard from the firefighter out there this morning. but as we get into the afternoon, it will be another warm day. and the winds are likely to pick up as we get into the second half of the day with the wind gusts expected anywhere from 15-20 miles per hour or so. this could also bring a little bit of smoke drift our direction. especially for the north bay. so something to be aware of for today. outside of that a cooling

from the new broadway play, "the lifespan of a fact." daniel radcliffe is here tonight!ers and applause ] >> jimmy: you'll love him. plus, from the television show "the resident", matt czuchry is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] matt czuchry. people are freaking out. they're like, "oh, my god, he's logan from 'gilmore girls'. oh, my god." [ cheers ] i'm done. yes, we're definitely gonna talk about it. [ light laughter ] but still, he's now on "the residt." this new show on fox. there it is. and we have great music. oh, my gosh.lo teyana tis here tonight. [ eers and applause ] this is good stuff. "k.t.s.e." want a taste of -- wanna hear a taste of this? >> steve: please. bust me off just a little piime. >>: here you go. ♪ they be the ones who say they ride for you they be the ones the ones you love ♪ >> jimmy: teyana taylor, right there, right there. teyana. [ cheers and applause ] guys, be sure to tune in tomorrow night, we have a giant show. we're taking "the tonight show to central park, ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: this i

there was a major hue-related fight across the street at broadway liquors, that's at 460 broadway. numerous hue patrons exited hue and walked directly across the street and began to assault a man on broadway. the man retreated into the store and then was swarmed upon by up to eight to ten hue patrons. during the video you're going to see the patrons leaving hue and going in that direction, then you're going to see them then across the street. an incident bystander inside the store was also attacked by the group as he ducked near the corner, near the counter. the person who was hit was close to -- the person who hit the man was close to 100 pounds heavier. the assaulting hue group then exited the store. next a person ran eastbound on broadway and retrieved a gun and returned. the gunman then fired three to five shots in the air. the gunman was then chased by the numerous hue patrons who were incensed at the firing of the gun. numerous police officers responded and took the suspect into custody, along with a glock .45 caliber smith & wesson .45 caliber and rifle and 28 rounds of ammu

as a writer and performer of 11 solo plays, which have been presented off broadway and international, her most recent show focuses on the story of her father, a cuban immigrant and comedian in his own time. since the 2017 off broadway premiere, it's been presented in los angeles, cambridge, tucson, san jose, and chicago and in san francisco, and comes back to the bay in october at the berkeley marsh, and everyone should go see it. so, marga, thank you for sharing your many creative talent and paving a path for queer artists and people of color in our city and for making san francisco so much more awesome for you being here. [ applause ] >> thank you. it's such an honor to be here. what do you folks -- you're not supervisors, are you? are you the press? anyways, i'll figure that out later. i'll google it. it's an honor to be here. most cherished supervisors, most beloved supervisor-president, you people, and all of you waiting for me to stop talking. i just wanted to say that this is actually my first latinx heritage celebration event that i'm speaking at. yes, it is. [ applause ] i ha

>> that was great. >> how many shows on broadway is this for you?r rush as an actor than broadway? you've done films, all the harry potter stuff and other things. >> film is great and it's where i grew up and feels comfortable, but theater is the acting equivalent of an adrenaline rush. it is incredibly exciting to be out there and know that it could all go wrong every night and doesn't and that's very exhilarating. and also you feel like doing it without and editor, without a director there every night, you feel like, okay, i have to be good at this. >> when i've gone to broad kaye shows, occasionally i feel like i make eye contact with someone on stage. do you ever see or notice anybody who's in the front? has anything odd ever happened that way? >> you can't see beyond the fifth or sixth row very well, but the first few rows you can absolutely make eye contact. >> do you ever focus in on somebody? >> yeah. sometimes if somebody somebody's like, particularly if it's a comedy, if one person is really into it, it's kind of great. great, i'm doing th

out on broadway. [laughter] >> at the november 3rd, 2016 hearing the commission considered a request for conditional use to demolish a two-storey single family dwelling and construction a four--storey three unit residential building within the rh3 zoning districts and height and bulk district. after hearing and closing public comments, the commission moved an intent to disapprove the project on the basis the demolition of the building and construction of the new building was not necessarily and desirable and did not meet the objectives of the general plan. the city attorney at the time advised the commission that the california housing accountability ability would require that the commission adopt findings that the project would have a specific adverse impact on the public-health or safety and that there was no feasible method to avoid the a adverse impact other than disapproval. they continued the item to december 1st, 2016 and continued the item to allow planning staff an opportunity to prepare a dr

we love broadway. more important, to see actress sherrilee ralph, who played head mistress of the school. my friend made theater history by being the first black woman to play the role on broadway. it was art imitating life when one of the characters began to reveal the plot of the play, making the green witch the enemy of oz. the character says the best way to unify a people is to create a common enemy. yeah. mind you, "wicked" the book was published in 1995 and the play was a broadway musical in 2003. this thought pattern was laid well before donald trump decided to create a common enemy but he understood what to do. how do you bring people together? find a common enemy. we saw that with birtherism. we saw that with a lot of other stuff. and we see it now with the press. the press is a threat. we're the enemy of the people. why? because we're asking questions that make sense? we're asking questions that help america? and it's not coincidence either, i mean, the stars are just lining up today. i don't

. >> hoy conoceremos a los latinos como bianca que representan a los latinos en broadway con obras delar el paÍs. >> como les decÍa, el 19 de septiembre de 2017 y todos los mexicanos recordando como el mismo dÍa pero de 1985 miles de personas murieron tras un devastador terremoto, no esperaban que otro temblor acabarÍa con la vida de cientos de personas, el sismo del 19 de septiembre daÑÓ mÁs de mil estructuras solo en ciudad de mÉxico, ahora vamos a otro punto de la ciudad de mÉxico donde estÁ vÍctor silva precisamente con personas afectadas por este movimiento telÚrico ¿ no es asÍ, vÍctor? te escuchamos. >> asÍ es, paulina, me encuentro en un campamento temporal al lado del multifamiliar de tlalpan que se derrumbÓ el aÑo pasado, hay una casa temporal a la que vamos a pasoaro ahorita con el seÑor roberto. seÑor roberto, con permiso. >> pasen ustedes. >> seÑor roberto, gracias por recibirnos. >> quisiera que nos hablara un poco sobre cÓmo ha sido un aÑo estar fuera de su casa, seÑor roberto. >> ya sabe usted con la tristeza de no poder estar donde uno esÁa acostumbrado a vivir, yo, es

this is a 150-year-old business on south broadway. it's east of the inner harborar . much more from the live december income a moment. comingp on 6:00 a.m. >> the weekend is fast approaching. but can we expect a break fro the heat? we need this, right? >> yes. >> melissa mollet is standing by with the commute for us. >>> chuck bell is here with thet forecast and tngs we want to hear. >> our september heat wave is coming to an end, after today. kind of sort of today. but you'll really nice the end of it tomorrow. we'll be up close to 90 degrees yiday. but probably s in the upper 80s. nonetheless, a very warm and humid friday in front of yo flash flood issues for the shenandoah valley. not much of a rain chance here for the first half of your friday. but a lot of humidity in the air. chances for rain go up with time. and by later on this evening, a 60% chance you're going to get ran rained on. 69 in gaithersburg. 76 in arlington right now. your fecast high today, 89 degrees. rain anderstorms likely in the day today. if you're going to the nats and d cubbies game, i woul

helps to explain why beyond the shows excellence as entertainment, it has spread so rapidly beyond broadway. hamilton also demonstrates why historians need to take social media seriously. both as an environment that reveals the public investment in popular history and academic history, and as a critical cultural environment. history is popular -- as popular culture itself is now being made. thank you. [applause] >> now we are going to do a portion, we're going to take questions. we are going to go around so you can ask the question. [indiscernible] >> we had hoped that lin-manuel miranda would take a personal interest in this project, in part, because both claire and i professorswere both when he went to school. he didn't take any history classes, so somehow he failed to take any of them, we did drop that when we talked to his publicist. we said we're doing this, maybe he will remember our names. we even tried to get tickets for our authors on the grounds that we were essentially going to be doing publicity for the show. they were not interested. he hasn't told us if he has read it at this

to see wicked broadway musical for the third time. i know we love broadway. [laughter] yet more importantly to see ac ac trees who played madam head mistress of the school. my friend made the theater history by being the first black woman to play madam on broadway. it was art imitating life when one of the characters began to reveal the plot of the play making the the green witch the enemy of oz -- the character said, the best way to unify people is to create a common enemy. yeah picked published in 1995 and play was a broadway musical in 2003. this thought pat rn laid well before donald trump decided to create a common enemy. but he understood what to do. how do you bring people together buying time and enemy? we saw that was -- we saw that with a lot of other stuff. and we see it now with the press. the press is a threat. when the enemy of the people, why -- because we're asking questions. that make sense -- we're asking questions that help america. and this is not coincidence either. there are -- it is lining up today. i don't know what it is the krip toni

soundtrack of hamilton, and i thought, "this musical has really gone beyond the east coast, the new york broadway bubble. it is a national phenomenon if they are singing it on the streets of mount vernon, ohio." i called up my longtime friend and collaborator who is with us tonight and pitched the idea to her. the idea was that we should gather historians of all kinds, scholars of early american history. race, ofr, of american contemporary american politics who engaged with this musical. at the time, not only was she working on another project, but she had never even heard the music for the show. i told her to hang up, go listen to the soundtrack and i would call her tomorrow. one listen and she was in. about two of years and 15 essays later, here we are. together we felt the need to do , this book or we've really wanted to do it for three main reasons. first, this kind of incredibly popular representation of history and one moreover being widely used in america's classrooms as a teaching aid has the potential to shape what the public knows and how it thinks about the past, so we felt as historia

coming to broadway in december, a new musical she's co-producing called "the cher show."es. cher's life. >> snap out of it. this oscar, emmy, golden globe and grammy winner does not know the meaning of the word quit. >> you know, the cockroach story. when the world comes to an end, there will only be cockroaches and cher. >> harry smith, nbc news, los angeles. >>> she's one of a kind and fun to catch up with. that's "nightly news" this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good >>> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the nhl, the nascar playoffs, notre dame football and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football". only on nbc. ♪ >> if you want to know what tonight means in philly, you need to recognize we eagles fans are not usual people. sure we had some good times, but there has been a lot of losing, and losing made us angry. but even through all of the frustration, we still repped the city of brotherly love with

don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president.ughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. >>> we have an e-mail from ron. he says i have a website selling my putter grip. i have had numerous visits to my sight but no turn around. >> you can talk to existing customers that have converted. offer them a $30 gift card, set up a 15 minute interview. what do they like about the site? what do they not like about it. then ask them questions about themselves and find out who are they and what is their target profile. take that information, set up like a google analytics account. test out different marketing channels, test out amazon and see what converts the best. if you are not gets conversions, see what gets you the best conversions, so which two specific platforms you should focus on. google is generally better than facebook, but it will help you see w

don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president.hing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. >>> the last ten years i put a lot of time and sacrificed a lot for my business. what have you had to sacrifice you regret? >> a great question, but i tend to look at the world in a different way. i tend to not have those regrets, because i think if you make a decision and it's right for you at the time, then it's the right decision, and if you're making a trade-off for your business and really love your business, then that's the right trade-off. how much, where i have failed horribly at certain times is prioritizing certain things. for example, for me i love to exercise. it's really important to me. mentally and physically, and there are times when people said, oh, well you sacrificed exercise for your business. really i didn't make a sacrifice, i just did a

and has broadway overall had a decrease or is it this particular venue?'m kind of trying to understand what's going on along the street. >> it's not just for hue. i want to impress upon the commission that as you see here, as well as the video presentation that we did four months ago, you have that spark, and then, all of a sudden people that aren't even -- don't even have issues with each other, it cobecomes almost like a feeding frenzy. we see across the street with that other person being assaulted, so it affects the entire climate on broadway. it's not just hue, and if it's just hue, i'm concerned about that, as well. but it's the whole climate there. can you imagine if you're out -- you're out, you want to go to a night club, and all of a sudden you've got somebody firing shots up in the air? that's just nonacceptable, and i'm not saying that was a hue patron whatsoever, but i will say the catalyst of that happening was that fight, and those were the customers coming over, the guests from hue going right over there and attacking that other person. >>

. >>> coming up, an unusual interruption during "frozen: the musical" on broadway. >>> but first when we come back, the images coming in after a deadly earthquake hits japan. >>> we're back with new video from northern japan and a terrible situation here. a 6.7 magnitude earthquake has set off landslides. homes buried. at least eight people have been killed. hundreds of people are injured or feared buried in those landslides. 3 million power outages have been reported. it could take more than a week to get the electricity back on to the hardest hit areas. >>> medical detectives trying to determine what made pasngs tt hospital. their symptoms include headache, sore throat, coughs and fevers. authorities say it's likely the flu but the investigation continues. >>> that health care has a lot wondering how to best protect themselves from germs. a new study out that finds when it comes to the airport the dirtiest location isn't the bathroom. it's the bins in the security line. researchers found those tsa bins have more germs than the toilets in the airport. they recommend bringing hand san

don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president.ughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. >> in a similar type of role and where they have gone because people want to hear about progression in a company. talk about the things that you do that are fun and then also talk about the things that you're doing that are investigating in the employee so that they understand if they come to you, they're going to be built on, they're going to be given more skills, more opportunity over the course of the time that they work for you. >> we've now got the top two tips you need to know to help you grow your business, so let's introduce our panel and get their advice. we have the founder and ceo of beauty brand virtue lab. she also used to run big brands. and tony is the ceo of handbag designer ham met. good to see both of you. beautiful bags, fantastic hair car

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don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president.ughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. >>> how do we convince i.t. departments in enterprises to allow software vendors to access their data as it is now in the cloud? >> this is a trickier question than ever right now. data security and data privacy is a super hot issue. we all know go gdpr in europe. the privacy laws are coming out of state. california has these rules. the first thing we have to do, if you want to access that data, the entity or people accessing it have to be vetted. we have to know they're following the privacy rules and the various security functionality. secondly, there has to be an objective purpose. what is this data access going to do for the stakeholders, for the business itself, for the individuals that desire to have it made? it's a complex issue. it's something we thi

don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president.hing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. >>> we have this e-mail from rajiv, who wrote, how do you deal with the art of patience when scaling a business? >> that's a great question. i still don't think i have any. but i can say over the years from my first entrepreneur to now, what i've learned is when i didn't have a long-term plan, i didn't have any patience. i wanted everything right away. the longer term your plan is, the more you know where you want to go, the easier it is to take a breath and allow time for things to come together, so patience for me has grown over time based on the longer-term planning cycle and as i've scaled my business. by the way, i'm still impatient every day. >> we now have the top two tips you need to know to help you grow your business. rick and kenny are back with us

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here's broadway legend carol cook revealing her knowledge of american history. >> where is john wilkes booth when you need him? right? will i be on [inaudible]. greg: that's what happened to the ropers? [laughter] finally, people remember threes company. i was worried about that show. once you go down this rabbit hole of insanity there's no going back. you start turning on anyone and anyone including the liberals on your side. we know these people are self-indulgent and crazy so no one takes him fiercely for the crazier they become the closer they come to bed comedy, meaning msnbc. >> ladies and gentlemen, the last president of the united states. ♪. greg: >> do you think that last president of the united states? >> i think it is possible. greg: did you ever notice about michael moore that he slowly morphing into large marge -- [laughter] i say get rid of the hat but that's where he hides the emergency twinkies. so, will trump be the last president of the united states? is the world actually ending? as normal people like you watch hurricane coverage with mass evacuations and 9-mile an h

patrias mexicanas, los invitamos estaremos compartiendo esta celebración en la plaza en el 2200 de broadway la fiesta fue gigante >> me imagino que habrás compartido con nuestra gente, cuéntanos >> buenas tardes la verdad es que la fiesta estuvo inigualable vimos a un invitado jonathan sánchez, agrupaciones compartiendo con la gente latina y han llenado las instalaciones para el juego, este fin de semana hay muchas cosas que hacer se celebra la independencia de méxico y de varios países de latinoamérica, en el área de san josé hay un termometro marcando 68°, se centra en el área de san francisco y en las inmediaciones de oakland. >>> 6° por encima marcando las 67. >>> (información en pantalla) . >>> acompáÑame estaremos en el egipto park ahí las temperaturas estarán bastante buenas y despejadas marcando los 74° nos vemos más tarde pero también mañana. >>> vamos a regresar con imágenes en vivo de la plaza de san francisco donde cientos se reúnen para celebrar el día de la independencia . >>> la música y las tradiciones mexicanas muchas felicidades a todo regresamos en breves . >>> estamos en

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