that's broadway. it starts out at the bowling green and runs up past the old park, and it's in a vast swamp. it's a swamp that extends from the hudson river. two thirds across the way of the. island it was called the. meadows broadway was washed out, literally. so if you wanted to get out of town he went to the east of perot, would we coal park, row went up the east side of the island. if you are coming from, granted the top of the map, the blind third is christopher street. you notice that you'd have to go -- to the north south road had to go around the swamp in the 19 tens and twenties, they put in a canal, it's now in a canal, they called it a canal, and they would extend broadway. and now here in this map, we see the blue lines, the blue lines are the grid of 1811. they're not going to build on the grid until the 18 thirties or twenties because it took that long for the city to get the grid. we always say that the court starts with houses, but of course we know instinctively as new yorkers that in

broadway is all that.pandemic has exposed how much more there is to it. >> i don't think most people think of actors, for example, as the middle class workers that the majority of us are. they also don't really think about the arts and entertainment industry's impact on the economy. reporter: kate shindle is an actor whose credits include the national tour of “fun home”. now she is an out of work actor who also happens to be president of the actor's equity union -- a nonpaying job, by the way dealing closely with an industry , in crisis. >> making a living in our industry being a professional , actor or stage manager, is one of the hardest things you can do, even on a good day. it's an incredibly unstable and unpredictable way to make a living for so many of us. but when it stretches on past a year, which it's about to, i think there's a very real poibility that a lot of people will leave the business, because they're not exactly sure what they're waiting for. ♪ >> i'm a song and dce man. i've worked all o

they said you wanted to go to broadway. i said i didn't want to do any of this. my friends at yale. it was a really random series of occurrences, and, oh, god -- oh, god -- um -- sorry, i got calls. my -- my friend is calling me over and over and over again and i didn't know that that was going to happen. that's really funny. >> trevor: so that's freezing up our picture right now. hold on. we'll get it back. wait a second, it will come back. >> i'm just going to tell her that i'm -- wait, i'll call you back, i'm on "the daily show." my apologies. that would be a fun thing. i wonder how many times that's happened to your guests. >> trevor: i don't think it's ever happened, actually. i've completely lost you. >> this is so weird. i didn't take the call. i think it's just because -- am i back now? >> trevor: oh, there you are. you're back. >> great. i'm going to do this and make sure facetime doesn't come back, because that's the issue. turn facetime off. >> trevor: you see, this is fun. this is what i love about this. now, imagine, you see, now, if i was wearing a

broadway manhattan, broadway new york, broadway of queens. this broadway ran through williamsburg, push, bergh east new york, cypress hills,, and it was extended quote over the city lying to my area, would he, even in the early at the 19th century. this is the l train system. this is not a elevated subway system. this is a more primitive technology. it could not handle the numbers of people that a subway system of today could handle. but for those days it was a miracle because you were not on the street. and you knew when you took the outrun it would take you a certain amount of time to get there but it always took that time. you know in l.a. they tell you if you have to go to some places 20 minutes away you plan for a two hour trip because of the freeways. and it is fascinating. l.a. people have all of their lives in the trunk of their car. they never know if the traffic will be horrible if we'll get there in 20 minutes and have half hour to kill. so they keep their whole lives in the car. with the l train system you absolutely knew when you

both north and southbound right around broadway.ly seeing some flooding there also. be careful. you can use 580. that's wide open. the portion through oakland if you want to avoid the delays or issues. southbound 680. we have a crash just reported there. chp headed out to the scene and that is blocking lanes and we are seeing some slow and go speeds on 237 because of that incident. flooding reported northbound 101 near irwin. that's for people going in and out of marin. right now it's about a 15 minute travel time from the richmond, san rafael bridge, across the golden gate. dealing with that wet weather and slick surfaces. no major brake lights. we are seeing a few as you head in to the pass. once you are past north flynn everything is wide open and it looks better connecting onto 680. the dublin interchange. checking the travel times. the slowest spot is that ride into the pass. we are seeing yellow popping up on the travel time. that means 39 minutes, 205 to 680. east shore only 15 minutes highway 4 to the maze. back to you. >>>

. ♪ ♪ >> on oakland's version of broadway, music and art hit the stage. one particular store on broadway is more colorful than most. >> here it is in our town in downtown broadway. >> these walls hold dope era, the clothing store owned by danieal cox. >> so dope era a stands for developing opportunity for people who evolve. and when you do so, everyone rises above. >> when he is not busting rhymes, he is designing clothes. his aesthetic takes the cue from the childhood. >> we felt like we knew mario. he saved us. my father was on drugs, my mother was on drugs and the only thing that was our safe haven was a nintendo game. >> the clothes are sought out by musicians and athletes and ret. unk of his car, very humble wasn the streets of oakland. i witnessed a racial divide of drugs, and police brutality. when the world watched the vary of george floyd dying in the streets, cox felt as if he seen it before. >> well, growing up in oakland, we had experienced many george floyds before george floyd. >> but in dope era, cox is focused on lifting others up and food

that's fifth avenue going you want, broadway is going off to the left. look at that backup of horse cars. and if you're headed to wall street, that's another three miles. so, you think commutation today is pretty awful. it was pretty awful back then. and when you got downtown on the left is a cartoon of what was the busiest intersection in america. and one of the most busy in the world. that is broadway and fulton street, the portico is st. paul's church which is still there today. there is the u.s. post office which thank goodness is not there today. that stood until 1938. and that means there is broadway going up towards tribeca going up towards what is today the brooklyn bridge. chicago on the right was no better. that's the middle of the loop in the 1890s. nobody is going anywhere fast. the problem was the street systems of our cities could not take all these people. everybody is piled onto the street. and you had to get people off the street. one way or another, let's see. okay. now, remember i mentioned last week what we call brooklyn today is basi

you always wanted to break into broadway. you always wanted to write-- you are a playwright.t be told and how it should and shouldn't be told. and you have bucked that trend almost to your departmentriment. walk us through that, in telling this story. >> well, i feel like while a lot of the people in those positions are well meaning, they tend to cater to the audience. there's always this kind of dance in terms of what's being programmed. ask then when the black plays show up, it seems to be a black story that caters to their... their membership's idea of what an authentic black story is. i mean, hence the song "poverty porn." >> trevor: right. >> where, you know, i'm kind of raising a lens on the industry's celebration of black pain. yes, there are always going to be gatekeepers. and i do think we should call people out when there are racist practices or things that are keeping marginalized people from getting on these stages. but i say don't wait on those people, you know, to affirm you. you know, a good friend of mine-- her name is de, in igar, you may know her as michelle

as they say on broadway, the show must go on and governor cuomo of new york is offering a glimmer ofe said the key to reopening broadway theaters will be rapid testing and reduced crowd size no official date has been announced for the reopening it closed in march the theater industry will start the series with a pop-up performance starting february 20 as a pilot program, almost like a broadway flash mob because they will not say where these things will pop up, you could be walking down fifth avenue and suddenly hamilton is in front of you, that would be awesome, broadway stocks, ticketmaster, live nation moving higher by 8%, 1.5% disney because it has theaters down about eight tenths of 8%. like the performing arts, luxury retail is making a 2021 comeback focusing on the return of in person shopping we have to go to grady trimble he's joining us from the magnificent mile in chicago on the brick-and-mortar revival, what are you seeing, tell us. >> not a lot of shoppers are here today that could be because the temperatures are in the single digits but it's also largely because of the p

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that broadway ramp to 880, northbound is also blocked. keep that in mind if you are taking the freeway. south of there we have another crash south 880 washington d y not baare couting out of tracy, if you are a super commuter now is a good time to be on the roadways. just a couple of pockets of slowing as you head past north flynn. your drive time, only 29 minutes to get to 680. if you are commuting frjoseover and no delays on the golden gate bridge. here is dennis with sports. >>> coming up the warriors will be without their teenage center for quite a while. we will tell you why. >>> and what tom brady couldn't do freshman year. ♪ ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. i'm morgan, and there's more to me th h e'morei talked to my doctor... i'm morgan, and there's more to me th h and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription d

the map area shows flooding reported in some of the on and off-ramps near off of the nimitz, broadway oak street there's a crash. looks like it may have just cleared from the two right lanes, perhaps activity still blocking the slow lane, watch as you pass through downtown. the green highlighting shows you wet roadways around the bay including that south bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> capitol police officer brian injuries he sustained after a pro trump mob breached the capitol in a violent riot. hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hour's long fight for control of the building. a ceremonial arrival will happen tonight, a viewing period will be held after this com her experience during the riot as traumatic. she spoke out last night on instagram live. >> i thought i was going to die. and i had a lot of thoughts. you have a lot of thoughts i think when you're in a situation like that. >> at some points she was close to tears. ocasio-cortez was criticized calls for everyone to forget the attack and compared the rhetoric to that of abusers saying she is a survivo

no public activity at 412 broadway since that day. our operations went smoothly on march 7, 2019. 4:00 a.m. closing was popular with both guests and workers. on most weekends we observed few guests actually leaving the club directly at 2:00 a.m. following cessation of alcohol service. typically groups trickle out 2:15 a.m. to 2:45 a.m. especially those who ordered drinks at 1:40 a.m. last call they are sticking around to let the alcohol wear off before heading home. this is the effect we hoped to realize. during the year of operation, we operated with extended hours every thursday through saturday night and have occasionally stayed open after hours to accommodate large parties or unexpected convention groups on other nights. ability to remain flexible in the interest of customer safety and neighborhood tranquility is a tremendous benefit on the permit. in addition to remaining open past 2:00 a.m. on thursday, friday, saturday night from march 2019 to mar2020 we opened late saturday night on all three day holiday weekends. of the estim

the repaving project covers college avenue from broadway to alcatraz. a spokesman for oakland says it was originally scheduled for last august. but merchants concerns have delayed it twice. and the repairs and safety improvements need to be done. honestly there's a lot of other streets in oakland that are in far worse shape than college avenue, the store manager of coal hardware says the construction could keep many customers away at a time when business is already slow. in a statement, oakland spokesman said, quote we recognize the timing is challenging. at this time. the project is moving forward as announced, but we welcome additional input and suggestions how the city can support our community through what remains an extremely challenging time. it is going to hurt everybody. it's gonna hurt the owner's gonna hurt us, the workers and oakland official tells me the work will be done one block at a time and estimates each will take a week. merchants see they've been told will take three weeks to get the project done in oakland's rockridge neighborhood,

. >> reporter: broadway joe. arthel: yeah.o reading for sarah thomas, it's about time, that we have a female ref in the super bowl. all right, phil, miss seeing you. talk to you later. bye. eric. eric: joe namath coming up. can't wait for that. in california, indoor service is resuming at a limited capacity sis sunday for some california churches, after the supreme court shut down the state's on in-person reledge us gatherings. -- religious gatherings. christina coleman has the latest on what parishoners are doing. >> reporter: singing and chanting is still restricted at worship services but this is still a big legal win for the churches in this case. i am at saint monica catholic church in santa monica. it is part of the archdiocese of la which is huge with some 5 million catholics. and this archdiocese released a statement saying they are gratified by the supreme court's ruling. late friday, the high court blocked california from enforcing its covid related bans on indoor worship services. however, as i mentioned, the court

no public activity at 412 broadway since that day. our operations went smoothly on march 7, 2019. 4:00 a.m. closing was popular with both guests and workers. on most weekends we observed few guests actually leaving the club directly at 2:00 a.m. following cessation of alcohol service. typically groups trickle out 2:15 a.m. to 2:45 a.m. especially those who ordered drinks at 1:40 a.m. last call they are sticking around to let the alcohol wear off before heading home. this is the effect we hoped to realize. during the year of operation, we operated with extended hours every thursday through saturday night and have occasionally stayed open after hours to accommodate large parties or unexpected convention groups on other nights. ability to remain flexible in the interest of customer safety and neighborhood tranquility is a tremendous benefit on the permit. in addition to remaining open past 2:00 a.m. on thursday, friday, saturday night from march 2019 to mar2020 we opened late saturday night on all three day holiday weekends. of the estim

map, the green highlighting here in oakland and the little reports of flooding on and offramps, broadway, telegraph, watch the transitions over the course of the last few hours. a crash south 808 oak street past the on-ramp reported still blocking perhaps your right lane with crews arriving soon. wet roadways throughout contra costa and marin and green highlights all around the bay. watch the outer lanes likely to have larger puddles. back to you. oh, sorry. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> this morning president biden is working to hammer out a deal with republicans over his covid stimulus plan. yesterday he sat down with ten republican senators and even though they didn't walk out the door with an agreement, both sides sounded hopeful that a deal could be reached at some point. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with the latest on the negotiations. tracie, everyone wants to know, are we going to see another round of stimulus checks? >> everyone may not see those checks and if you do, they may not be as much as president biden had wanted. taking a live look at the

. >>> and we can't see broadway shows now, so broadway is coming to you. musicals that wil safely shop floor and decor your way! comfortably explore our incredible selection. with safe in-store guidance, or order online, and pick up your products curbside! come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price however is perfect for you. explore floor & decor in-store or online. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. our special series "california dreaming" continues this morning. all week long we are looking at some of the issues that threaten the california dream and introduce you to people who are finding solutions. this is a collaboration with our sister stations in los angeles and in the central valley. now today we're focusing on the high cost of living. california has four of the top five cities in the u.s., with the most homes costing more than a million dollars. the rising price of real estate is force something people to leave the larger cities and head to other parts of the state. >> my name is taneshia butler. and i am an educator in san jose. we decided

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thing is so it was pretty crowded crowded at that place but if we talk about theaters for example so broadway might reopen in the spring but probably people would need to bring in negative cova testim so there are some limitations and we really have to wait and see how strong a business we're recovered all right corner with a view from new york thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines federal reserve chairman jerome powell says the u.s. should be focusing on achieving full employment not worrying about federal debt levels during a panel discussion he said the american job market was a long way from total recovery paul also called on lawmakers and businesses to support workers. biotech has begun production of its corona vaccine coronavirus vaccine at a new facility in germany the factory in the city of marburg should help to meet growing demand across the e.u. meanwhile astra zeneca has signed a deal with germany's idea. to build a vaccine production site in decibel in eastern germany. so you closer look now at the pension simic conducto

i have one of their early albums from their broadway show. a six, or seven, or eight-year partnership was kind of the "hamilton" of its moment. it was just the two of them on stage every night, really defining a new kind of observational, sharp, precise comedy that hadn't really been seen before. and they would end each performance with an improvisation, where they would invite the audience to provide a first line ask a last line, and a literary style that they wanted the sketch performed in. in the course of that run on broadway, they did i think something like 95 different literary styles. so they were really unique. >> stephen: i understand you knew mike nichols. how did you guys become friends? >> well, i got to know him because my husband, tony kushner, wrote "angels in america." around 2001, mike and tony started working together on the hbo miniseries version of it. so the first time i ever got to see mike was at work on the set. and then after that, my first book was in part about the making of "the graduate," so that's when i got to s

victoria park, broadway market in hackney and around the corner, london fields. for a bike ride — a picnic, not so much. we want to make sure that lockdown is eased at the dates that the government has said, and my message is, please, the regulations are still in place. picnics and meet—ups aren't allowed until the 8th of march, but it didn't stop people here at high beech near loughton. i've been driving around this car park here for about half an hour, and it is absolutely packed. can everybody remember to keep their distance? if you're too close to the person in front... for the owner of this cafe, a long line of customers is great for business, but hard to manage. today has been extra special. as you can see, we are really, really busy. we are asking people to distance themselves. it is not actually working at the moment, but i will go back and spread them out again. throughout the day, many people enjoy the sunshine across london. please keep your 2m distances, please. i but experts warn there's never been a more important time to remember the rules. when yo

just two years later, he co-founded city lights brooke store at the corner of broadway and columbus.ecame the first all paper back bookstore. >> he wanted to create a place for people to come and come co >> he published "howl" and led to his arrest. >> it was granted landmark status. he died a month shy of 102nd birthday. >> i had was not just a have a nice day person. he had a political position and ideas and that is what he wanted >>> san francisco's historic house, a colorful bouquet of balloons. it was toted six blocks down franklin street. many compared it to the 123450i. >>> good evening. the sports world in shock. one of the biggest stars there is, tiger woods, is in an l.a. hospital recovering from extensive surgery following a car crash this morning. yesterday, woods was filming a tv show. they were laughing and joking. he was on his way to the course this morning when his suv rolled over. reaction from his stunned friends on the tour. >> i was sick to my stomach. i hate it for his family and kids. i hope they are doing okay and hope oes okay. >> i saw the condition of his c

vincent instructs volunteers cleaning up at the homeless encampments between fifth and sixth and broadway. >> it is really important that the community knows that we are here and don't mean heart. >> sometimes they take extra precautions. >> we have to wear disposable biohazard suits because we are lining up feces and urine. >> i always show that somebody came through to clean up and started ripping the tents down. >> the group calls out more than 250 bags of trash. vincent started urban park cleanup last may after he encountered a child living in a man who wasn't allowed to play outside because of the park being filthy. >> i saw the conditions of the streets around me. >> vincent recalled what it was like to be homeless sleeping among others garbage. >> i was treated inhumanly because i would sleep literally in the middle of the sidewalk for safety people would step over me. >> he began cleaning in oakland every weekend. today he has 70 volunteers who have helped him clean up 50 sites. the homeless appreciate it. >> it means a lot. >> in addition, vincent said the cleanup creates opportu

gregory is clear balls a far-reaching grounds when the original creators of theater move the off broadway in new york and was the american independent film movement. the royal court theatre and unconventional spaces men's club in the lower east side of new york to the building in the desert and martha, texas rates also within a play, act in a dozen films and riesling turn to the visual arts produce several he galley shows under his belt and others planned for the spring. wallace shawn is an actor and playwright. his broad and varied career include princess bride, mrs. parker and the vicious circle, toy story the incredibles, the list goes on and on. included on the list are two original distinctive films of his and gregory's directed, my dinner with andre and on 42nd street. he focuses on class, politics and morality starting with his play on late night that was awarded an off-broadway, for rain bruce remade his first acting debut for which he received his second award for best new play. please welcome andre gregory and wallace shawn. >> hello. >> hello. so yes, is this us can anybody hea

just two years later, he co-founded city lights brooke store at the corner of broadway and columbus. it became the first all paper back bookstore. >> he wanted to create a place for people to come and come >> he published "howl" and led to his arrest. >> it was granted landmark status. he died a month shy of 102nd birthday. >> i had was not just a have a nice day person. he had a political position and ideas and that is what he wanted cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end attacks today -- on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, keeping you sharp for tomorrow. join us, the defenders, in our mission. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> san francisco's historic house, a colorful bouquet of balloons. it was toted six blocks down franklin street. many compared it to the it's back, guys! check it out! what up, people? jack! what are you doing in my car? oh, just sharing my triple bonus jack combo... triple meat and cheese, secr

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broadway stan abused [inaudible] they prepare me for full-time employment because i knew i could notlenge myself in order to be an auditor. >> at the [inaudible] we are a content feedback and communication and they pointed out areas where i need to grow. >> one of the things i like about working at [inaudible] is that they actually give you quite a bit of autonomy i feel like kevin sage trusted me. >> the environment really [inaudible] to everyone feeling super collaborative and wanting to get to know one another. which i think at the end of the date is a better work environment and gives you a better workflow. >> i believe that a really is a great experience because it provides an opportunity to have a better understanding of how government works. >> i think what i've learned so far is that every audit is unique everyday. different learning opportunities. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treated [inaudible] in a better way. >> even of not familiar with what auditing is you should deftly find out. it's been really really a

country love to come to new york and they love to come visit and it is for the theater, it is for broadwaymphony. it's for all of that, but this is not going to bring back paid entertainment and performers, that is where he is kind of sitting on those individuals, if you will. by the way, dancing, that is the only clean piece of pavement not covered in some sort of in all of new york city and i can tell you that with some conviction, having lived here, to get people vaccinated, get these businesses open. we don't need this street art. >> harris: emily. >> emily: you know that i have been a dancer since i was 3, i will always support dancers but i have to make this point that the professional dancers put out there in response to this, broadway contributes almost $12 billion to the economy in new york. that's the tourism, the shows, the theaters, and it's responsible for 87,000 jobs and $500 million in taxes for the city. here that the mayor is implying that this is a hobby, street art, let's get it back, it's just quite frankly a huge offense to everyone in that industry that lives and brea

the paving project will run from broadway all the way to alcatraz along. college avenue.totally closed. but katie these amberleigh tells us that's not a whole lot of comfort for local businesses that were hoping to finally get their customers back at kitchen story on college

. >>> and broadway shows have been closed for a while now with a tentative reopening set for early summeravorite shows, one hit musical is getting film treatment. universal announced yesterday that the film adaptation of "dr. evan hansen" will be released on september 24th. the show, which won six tony awards, including best musical, centers on an awkward and socially anxious teen who gets caught in a web of lies after pretending to be close friends with a classmate that died by suicide. ben platt, who originated the role on broadway for which he won an emmy, a grammy, and a tony, has reprised his role as evan hansen for the film. the film adaptation also stars julianne moore and amy adams. something to look forward to. >>> all right, still ahead here, the senate's top republican defends congresswoman liz cheney amid criticism from members of the party over her vote to impeach former president trump. don't go anywhere. "way too early" coming right back. go anywhere. "way too ear" lycoming right back did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with new bounce pet hair & l

she joined an avant-garde theater group before her one-woman show took her to broadway. she is one of the few egon winners, meaning she has an emmy and tony award. >>> well, some breaking news just into the newsroom. another attack but the same coyote. police say dna results say this is the same animal that bit four other people. it bit a man across from the quick stop on golden gateway. fish and wildlife trying to track the animal to finally be trapped. a24-hour effort is under way to remove the coyote from that area after five confirmed attacks. >>> millions of californians will soon be getting much-nee cash in their bank account. the governor signed it today. it gives a $600 stimulus payment to 5.7 million people in the state. the goal is to help low-income californians during the pandemic. if you're eligible for the state's earned income tax credit you'll also be eligible for the state. you have to file your taxes first. >> i don't know any other state that does what this state is doing. and for that, we are not ashamed. we are proud. >> also included in that package

broadway's singer urging a united front against hate. >> there's been the black lives matter movement. now it's an asian lives matter movement these kinds of attacks are wrong and people are getting fed up. >> reporter: nbc first reports on the spike in asian attacks last spring after stop aapi hate so far they've recorded 2,800 incidents. >> they get pushed, shoved. >> what should they do if they're a victim of an incident like this or witness it? >> you have to get to a safe place. we encourage people to report. >> reporter: lack of reporting, language barriers and others prevent them from filing crimes spiked 23% from last year. >> we'll do outreach, let the community know we're here, helping, and we care. >> reporter: at a town hall then candidate joe biden said he would fight racism >> i'm asking agencies to combat xenophobia. >> reporter: many are hoping for new action against these ongoing attacks. >> vicky, thank you for that report. >>> we've got a lot going on outside. here to tell us more, meteorologist janessa webb hey, janessa, good morning. >> good morning. good morning,

they deliver a moving virtual performance of "they live in you" from the broadway musical "the lion kingis to pay homage to the black history heroes of the past. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything you see ♪ ♪ >> yes! i love that song so much. you can watch the full performance of o"they live in you" at 7:00. there is a woman in the top right corner, i can't remember her name, she was in san francisco for aladdin when it was here. we have to go backstage. there she is on left side of the screen there. she was great. anyway, i just recognize her. happy to see her. >> friend, i wasn't ready for that picture of chadwick with all those beautiful people and beautiful vocals and the picture so -- mike, you go. >> what a tug of emotions, right? >> i know. >> can we end -- can we end the show with that? that would be awesome. go out on such a positive and strong note like that. for a friday into the weekend, let's talk about the weather. sutro tower hazy out there, nothing to worry about. 47 degrees now across san francisco. mostly sunny and blue sky. and comfy highs all the way through the seven-day forecast. it

. >>> all right, new york state is taking one step closer to bringing back broadway and live shows!pops up, a 100-day rollout of 300 free concerts, recitals, comedy shows and more in venues across new york. broadway stars like idiana menzel will join amy schumer, kenan thompson, chris rock, and many more in performing for these free shows. new york pops up is part of the arts recovery initiative after the industry was completely shut down by the pandemic, which has been really, really tough for all the people in that industry. >>> and almost a year -- after almost a year of staying home as much as possible, i don't know about you, but i and many people have had some face palm moments. actress jamie lee curtis took to instagram to laugh about her most recent work-from-home gaffe. curtis posted this photo to instagram with the caption, "so, i am definitely over this whole isolation thing. i picked up my earpod and put it in my ear and was trying to figure out why i couldn't hear." to be clear, that is a piece of popcorn. and in fairness, popcorn kind of looks like earpods, maybe? i do

and sent me to what turns out to be what you are now calling the nash garage on 132nd street and broadway. and that was the manhattan project. shall i continue? [laughter] ok. little did i know what they were doing their. at the time, i was 17 years old and i was a lab assistant. but lab assistant meant you did cleanup work, and you cleaned the beakers and the other material the scientists used. but the main job that i had was cleaning these tubes in a sulfuric acid bath. and i didn't know what these tubes were or what they were for or anything, and i continue to work there, and i had a little vacation. i was in canada at the time and i saw the headline where we had dropped the bomb and i said, god, that is when i was working on. and that was the extent of my knowledge of what it was that we were doing. i still did not know what these tubes were for. in retrospect, and certainly not anything i thought of while i was there, i think those tubes were the laboratory prototypes of the tubes that they used to separate the two components of the uranium 235 and 238. and it made me think that the

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victoria park, broadway market in hackney and around the corner, london fields.at day for a bike ride — a picnic, not so much. we want to make sure that lockdown is eased at the dates that the government said, and my message is, please, the regulations are still in place. picnics and meet—ups are not allowed until the 8th of march, but it didn't stop people here at high beech near loughton. i've been driving around here for about half an hour, and it is absolutely packed. can everybody remember to keep their distance? for the owner of this cafe, a long line is great for business, but hard to manage. today has been extra special. as you can see, we're really busy. we are asking people to distance themselves. it is not actually working at the moment, but i will go back and spread them out again. throughout the day, many people enjoy the sunshine across london. please keep 2m . distances, please. but experts warn there has never been a more important time to remember the rules. when you have got a large portion who don't go out much, the older, the vulnerable, who h

the way it provides free tickets to every sort of entertainment and sports event , from the top broadwayision shows and movies, to major league baseball, pro football, basketball, hockey, you name it. there is also a big demand to help servicemen find a decent place to stay at a price they can afford. the uso and cooperating hotels provide such help. and speaking of moving, skip across the continent to fairbanks, alaska, and it is a whole different situation. but the uso has the flexibility to fit its services to the local needs. not many uso operations offer dormitory facilities, but in alaska, they are needed. so in alaska, they are provided. remote duty stations, radar outposts. they can come in town for a weekend and have a warm, clean, and inexpensive place to stay. >> you spend a lot of time in the deep frozen boondocks, and a change like the famous sunday evening suppers at the fairbanks uso is more than welcome just . just how much more, you can see anytime you want to drop in. the activities and services are as varied as the locations. take san francisco and the bay area, for ex

the naacp image awards will be handed out on saturday, march 27th. >>> and now to a broadway treasure "crazy rich asians" signing on to direct. he took to twitter to confirm the great news using some of the lyrics from "defying gravity," a wonderful song from the show, writing too late for second-guessing. too late to go back to sleep. it's time to trust my instincts, close my eyes and leap. the writer and composer, the great minds behind the stage show will collaborate and chu has a musical movie under his belt and directed "in the heights." that's for the big screen. still, no word on who will play the starring roles for glenda the good witch or the wicked witch of the west, originally those roles played to perfection by kristin chenoweth and idina menzel in the broadway musical. we will keep you posted on that. what a wonderful movie that will be. >>> then finally i know we all have super bowl favorites and a lot of people are betting on the big game this weekend. so here to help you decide who to put your heart or your money behind is nicholas, the rescued bottleneck dolphin who l

this is the doubly newsline from broadway and the revered street protests in me and not with media reports of shots fired at marches in mount the like thousands turn out across the country even as police break up peaceful and g.q. demonstrations with troops on some city streets the affairs of a file and crackdown also on the program russian protesters defy threats of arrest and join flashlight flash mobs in support of jailed dissident alexei navalny so how did the kremlin respond. on the problems caused by germany's surprise.

♪ >>> the bright lights of broadway will remain dark at least through the spring.e show must go on. here's chip reid. >> reporter: you've seen drive-in theaters before, never like this. >> thank you. >> i've been looking everywhere for you. >> reporter: when the coronavirus put a halt to indoor theater, aldon theater in mcclain, virginia, thought why not use the parking lot. >> audience stays in car, drives from station to everyone is six feet apart with something covering face. >> if you can get hit by my cane, you're too close. >> reporter: a character leads each car from set to set. >> i've been burgled. >> burgled? >> reporter: and audience helps solve the mystery. >> created out of nothing for this format, not trying to jackhammer "fiddler on the roof" to the parking lot. >> reporter: say there are benefits to drive-through drama. what is it like? >> you have a much better read on how the audience is reacting. right there with you. >> reporter: this family would give it a standing ovation if they could. thumbs up or down? >> thumbs up, definitely. >> yeah. >>

two years later he co-founded city lights bookstore with a handshake and $500 at the corner of broadway he was named san francisco's first poet laureate in 1998 and city lights was granted landmark status three years later. ferlinghetti died a month shy of his 102nd birthday. he may have left clues how he wanted to be remembered in the last lines of his autobiography. he wrote, and i may cause the lips of those who are asleep to speak and i may make my notebooks into sheeves of graph and i may right my own peupon mouse epitaph instructing the heavy rains man to pass. >> all right. well, we want to thank you for joining us tonight. world nice tonight with david muir is next. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we hope to see you in >>> tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air. what authorities have just revealed after tiger woods was badly injured in that major car accident in california. the images all day today of tiger woods' car off the highway in l.a. county. the car found flipped on its side. the only vehicle involved. reports firefighters used an axe to rip open t

the city will install bike lanes and crosswalks, conduct sidewalk repairs , repave the street from broadwaytraz avenue, it will help business owners remove its park let's to accommodate the schedule, now the cost being funded by the product itself, once construction is complete, those park let's will be reinstalled. blocks will receive 72 hour notice for no parking. >>> paul heggen joins us now with a look at the weather, another cool probably typical day today, and i got a couple drops of rain on my windshield. >> had some springs on my windshield on the way in as well, >> i came in earlier than you too, so, i managed to dodge those, sprinkles, light showers is the extent of what we saw today, i will show you the radar, let's talk about what's going to happen we will see the first round of actual rain, not the trace amounts we saw today, actual rain moving in on thursday, the first in a parade of systems, the second one the middle one is going to arrive on saturday, and it looks like we will see another round of showers heading our way for presidents' day. for right now the radar looks imp