you can't take down ariana debose. no, not at all >> right >> jimmy: but you hold your own.two, josh and melissa have gotten out of schmigadoon. they're married, they're happy the doldrums of regular life starts to set in >> jimmy: yeah >> so they decide they're gonna head back to schmigadoon, but they get there, and they learn, you can never go back to schmigadoon. >> jimmy: no >> and they find themselves in schmicago. >> jimmy: schicago [ light laughter ] >> of course >> jimmy: who is the creator of the show >> naturally cinco. cinco paul, yeah >> jimmy: man, talented. oh, he's a genius. >> genius. genius >> jimmy: but this -- these musicals in this life is a a little bit darker. >> oh, it's darker >> jimmy: grittier >> everybody has much less clothing on. not us [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah but it's like those plays, like, "hair," "sweeney todd" - >> "cabaret" - >> jimmy: "cabaret." >> "sweeney todd." >> jimmy: just darker -- darker stuff. >> yes >> jimmy: but it's so funny. and keegan-michael key is unbelievable as well you guys are great together. >> i love him so

her speech was read by the oscar winning actor ariana debose.hony, i'm wondering if you can lay out for us how you chose all of these speeches and the sections that you and haley divided them into. >> we had the benefit of the original work that i was able to do with howard zinn, covering some of the early years of the period covered in this new book some of this material we first encountered on your program, amy, and in other independent media outlets who are sharing these important voices that should be far more widely known than they are. and we -- then haley and i started working around two years ago, sifting through that material and trying to identify those voices that really spoke most powerfully to the dynamic issues of the century. and increasingly also, we were discovering that the voices that are gathered in this book are often not speaking to a single issue, but finding connections between various forms of injustice, making those very important connections that are embodied in the term you brought up earlier, intersectionality. and,

remember, set attorney debose, when liz's body was found the medical examiner said it appeared she hadometime in august september of 2016, to almost two full years after she goes missing. i'm a defense lawyer i have no burden of proof. all i have is an allegation that he did something on october 2014 and the forensic files saying that she died in 2016. >> the explanation was simple, he said, the prosecution was wrong. matt did not kill liz. instead, she runaway, an unstable woman fling her marriage. who lived on for two more years, until she met a violent and at the hands of someone other than her husband. do you think you had made a good case, we had a pretty good chance or what? >> yes. yeah, i thought the case was well presented. i thought that the reasonable doubt existed, basically at every turn. >> except maybe the one thing, a rather big one, the detectives found in matt sullivan's garage. coming up -- do you think that someone was trying to frame you? >> maybe, i don't know. matt sullivan speaks at last. how do you explain her body washing up on the bay, right around where you

. >>> dozens of three legged dogs and their owners came together for a picnic in san francisco's debose all sizes lounged in the shade and they enjoyed hanging out with with a they called their tripod dogs. >> i would be scared by what it would be like because he's full of energy, and he will happily hike for miles. and very good boy. >> yeah, they totally adjusted to having three legs. the event is not a contest, but they get prizes because of their love for a three-legged dog. >> and it's a great point. they don't hold a grudge. they don't hold on to things like that. >> it was hot? >> yes, it was hot everywhere else. we'll start out with the view in san francisco. there are some unique looking clouds in the sky. but above the entire bay. just the camera on top of the salesforce camera with the best beat on them. look back here. it is really subtle. you might not notice that if you were just a casual cloud observer. but they are worth pointing out. those are clouds that are building in height. there is the energy. first, i want to show you where they are coming from. we could have dry

for me, for my comrades -- i call them comrades it's, you know, it's alan and jane krakowski and debosethat put us together, we're allowed to do our music theater, and sort of make fun of and also love our milieu and it -- for me, it's the best job. and i just -- cinco paul's brain, our writer, he -- it must hurt, there's a lot of noodles in there [ laughter ] and this year he gave -- you know, last year i played it very buttoned-up, i had a -- i had a five-page song without a cut [ cheers ] >> seth: yeah, a very fast - >> patter. >> seth: patter song >> i mean talk about sweat >> seth: yeah. >> this year is the role -- is a hybrid of miss hannigan from "annie" and miss lovett from "sweeney todd. >> seth: i mean those are some pretty meaty roles >> they're very meaty. and the singing. it -- the -- he always gives me hard stuff i'm like, "really? [ laughter ] but actually, i love it. it's a challenge and everybody just knocks it out of the park. we -- we're very -- we think that we are very lucky to be doing what we love to do on camera >> seth: it's really fun any time you see that the

we didn't plant them all saturday, but we are planting the triangle area with great support from debose triangle association and had a number of other great partners, the bernal heights group, diamond heights group all working alongside our teams to clean and green and beautify their neighborhood. and that is the end of my report. i'm available for any questions. >> thank you. questions? yes? >> i just wanted to remark on the employee awards program. i was very happy to see the enthusiasm and the camaraderie in that room at that time. very nice. they do know and believe they are appreciated. the other thing, one other thing is you talked about your youth program, and now when my brother and i were in high school, recreation and park had a workriation program and my brother the enthusiastic worker tried out for it one year and got impressed with it. he worked in golden gate park. he said why don't you take the test with me so i did and here i am. he went to vietnam and i got a job. anyway, thank you. >> thank you commissioner. >> i had a question or some questions about the correspondenc

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i'm a residence dents of debose triangle and use third degree lane many times. and i would like to speak in favor. keep this permanently. i ride an electric bicycle the shared use path is lovely. love to use it. and as a jogger. it is nice to have the lane those moving quickly through that area. and i was excited see it coming to oak. any other public comment in on the item we passed general public comment. sorry about this. >> hi i'm jerry. i just want to tell you i was not coming i saw you at a meeting i'm here. remember anything going on here. in is important. it is we okay. let's try to i'm going to try to be concise simple as possible. dealing with mental disorder have you to pay attention this mental disorder covers the [inaudible] sfmta and transportation situation of course. it is the emotional disorder. so there is a way of dealing with people who are sick we need to address them on staff which is taking [inaudible] they ask us to cure them. least [inaudible] step by step i'm here to change the course it is a mission. change the course of because we are