is francis here? s, well, you can help me thank them. >> we want to say a special thanks to the shaft -- chef. francis was going to make this presentation, but it is on behalf of the chef, the owner and executive chef and also peter wong. here we are. come on, everybody. they did a great job. >> the chef will be the incoming chair person of the chef association. it will be with us every year catering and contributing to our community. we want to express our appreciation, and thank you so much. [applause] >> we are all about good food and pictures, of course. we would love for you to say a few words. >> good evening. it is such an honor for us to be here tonight. in the partner of the asian chef association , and in the founder of -- i am the founder of chefs without borders. for us to be year to stand in front of you, it is an honor to be here to be part out the asian pacific americans five years in a row, and we are honored to do everything to serve the food, and we try the best we can, so tonight, i

here we are in a spectacular st. francis lobby. here is the clock. when people say "meet me at the clock in the st. francis." let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 years ago. it has a manual switch just like elevators did back then, and it runs on dc power. this was from a time before elevators ran on ac power. >> when did they switch? >> decided to switch in the 1920's, so this elevator predicts that by about 19 years. the doors are also manual, so this elevator predates the use of automatic doors on elevators. >> can we take a ride? >> absolutely. going down. >> how many troops do you think this elevator has taken in its lifetime? millions. >> yes, this one probably has. certainly hundreds of thousands. >> very smooth. >> it really does run smoothly. >> there we go. take some serious operation. there we go. >> this is really beautiful. >> this is served by that old elevator we were just in. >> built at the same time

for a fixed dying out san franciscdai and out san francis >> here is the bay bridge this afternoon, the sunshine and it was a glorious day it was to date for setting francisco. we have a lot of '70s. not to the golden gate, where temperatures tonight are little bit cooler is, we're in the 40's in a lot of places in the north bay. it's in the mid to ease the 04 san francisco. just to the east of san francisco. now we have seen some dry weather, only four days though some what mob what. that we have more job weather of the way. this put this behind the amount the general area about an inch and a half to almost 3 in. in some places. fortunately, we had some what about weather in december that we're still had what could still get behind this policy is the letter goes if we stayed to have a much slugger pay it looks like another seven days of dry weather we may catch a few clubs for the system to melt, but just i clubs, the bill the sunshine from time to time. in return of fog. to help heit sho ju beatis shoue patchy perry ed but largely mostly clear skies for tomorrow perry ed morning tempe

when ronnie francis was here, he wears francis' old number 10.nning of the year i had a tough time dealing with that but not anymore. mark letestu has done a terrific job for the pittsburgh penguins. >> pierre: one of the great players in the history of the national hockey league and one of the top players to play in pittsburgh, ronnie francis. he's really endeared himself to the coaching staff here in pittsburgh. >> mike: matt cooke banged into by mike green. reaching in is malkin. trying to take it away is cooke. fed on to the back, paul martin. off the boards for michalek. backhander floated in front and varlamov got that one. jim cantore with an appraisal of our weather. where are you, jim? >> jim: we're up here on the weather roof. no question, it's cooled down. we have dropped about eight degrees from our high today of 56 degrees. that may be a reason why the ice is a little soft. the key about having a front come through is not only does the air cool down but it also takes the moisture out of the air. if you're thinking about moist and sof

here with us. once again, have a healthy and happy christmas, holiday season, and 2011. thank you very much. >> next from st. francis memorial hospital burns center, we have our medical doctor. >> thank you everyone for coming here this morning. i also want to thank assemblywoman mauck for being here this morning. i also want to thank the wonderful firefighters that keep our city safe. as we celebrate this holiday season come as a reminder from the st. francis memorial hospital burn center, we would like you to keep your family's safe and free from fire. take a moment to think about the safety warnings and please take care of your family. this time of year, we see increases in the incidence of structural fires, especially in spalding's. make sure you check your christmas trees, that they are well hydrated, and with the kids, make sure that they are well guarded from dangers, including candles. we want to wish you a very safe holiday season from here at st. francis. thank you very much. [applause] >> okay, we are going to let the burning begin. our fire department personnel will keep us safe. they will be letting the

. >> francis shea here on behalf of supervisor avalos. he apologizes for not being here to address you today. we are asking for your recommendation on the supervisor's ordinance requiring certain fees. standards exist on private property to the wireless television -- to the commission -- telecommunications services guidelines, but no such things exist on public property. that is what we are trying to do with this legislation. you held public testimony last week. we have received e-mails and letters of support. we have also had an opportunity to review comments submitted by industry representatives and members of the public. we do not plan to make any further amendments today and ask for your support and for doing this to tomorrow's board meeting. city staff and here -- and i are here to answer questions you need them. chairperson maxwell: why don't we go directly to public comment? alissa adamo, steven koellick, gray okey, and paul abritton. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the executive director appeared -- of san francisco community

here. >> francis, thank you very much for being part of "culture wire" and thank you for being one of thereat artists of san francisco. >> thank you so much. >> welcome to "culture wire." today we're headed to smpling f. camera works, a premiere venue for artists working in photographer, video, and digital media. the latest exhibition lists clearness as a set of political alliances and possibilities that it is behind the sphere of dominant gay and lesbian culture. the curator fills us in on the process of creating this thoughtful exhibition. and what she would like you to take away from it. >> i co-cureated with danny, a chicago-based writer and curator. the conceptual framework is what it means to be clear and radical for our generation. clearness as a set of political alliances and possibilities, not necessarily related to institutions of gender and swam formativity. danny and i wanted the show to feel funky and to have a really tangible quality to it. so part of that was incorporated handmade objects and installations and beautifully printed photographs and videos. there is also a lot

it's pretty amazing when you see this capsized boat right here along francis beach. high tide peaked a few hours ago and now salvage crews must wait for equipment and the high side to fall. you wouldn't know it by the way these men are dressed but they are surfers. >> yeah. just concerned about the pollution that the boat's leaving in the water, you know, when you add the -- it's cold enough now and then when you have debris in there, it makes it pretty dangerous. >> reporter: it didn't take the crew longto find the vessel. the boat was filled with a couple thousand pounds of crab and was rocking back and forth violently. the coast guard said it may have initially capsized and then righted itself. authorities say the captain put the boat on auto pilot and the crew fell asleep. >> luckily, today the surf wasn't that bad. but you are taking life into your hands when you get out there. there wasn't a high likelihood of diesel leaking diesel until it capsized earlier -- of the vessel leaking diesel until it capsized earlier. they had to remove the 2,000 gallons of diesel

i'm not sure if anyone here from the st. francis yacht club. if not, i will take over later on. we have one for them. general myatt, are you able to come up here and receive this from the port? [applause] commissioner brandon: "with gratitude and friendsship, 2010 fleet week committee, congratulations." [applause] [applause] [applause] >> can i say a few things? >> absolutely, general. >> it is amazing, this wonderful committee of volunteers. i'm serious about that. i have some of them here. michael allen, are cfo, who kept their records. we did great on financing. ed worked on two things. here's one of them. i'm going to show you. stand up. she designed our logo, which we think is an improvement. john did not know anything about the parade of ships, but he became our expert. liam, we really wanted to combine the italian heritage week with fleet week, instead of competing. that was very successful. capt. hooper really helped us a lot on the whole business of dealing with the ships coming in. pete was in charge of raising money. jeff was in charge of the humanitarian assistance po

ann francis appeared in dozens of notice but here's -- she's e n-- she's best known for her role rolen "honey quest." she died of comply cakeses from pancreatic cancer. >>> still ahead, a huge landmark in the bay area could get landmark status. but some say that's not usually a good idea. o?oowq >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, the markets are starting in a positive territory for the first trading day of the new year, 2011. stocks are at a two-year high thanks to good news on construction and manufacturing. right now the dow is currently up 93 at 11,671. nasdaq is up 35 and s&p is up 13. all of golden gate park could get landmark status if the san francisco historical situation gets -- commission g ets their way. they want to preserve the beauty and historical signature of golden gate park. -- significance of golden gate park. >>> apple is not commenting on reports the built-in alarms still are not working. it said all of the alarms should be working by today but there are still reports of problems with the single alarm function. iphone alarm systems also f aile

in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> back here in the bay area, deputies are trying to figure out what led to the death of two people found inside a home in saratoga today. slayer deputies found the bodies of a man and a woman in a home on wahlberg drive just off lawrence expressway. officers received a call requesting a welfare check at about 1:00 this afternoon. no word on a cause of death, but police say there is no concern for public safety. >>> there was a slight drop in the number of dwi arrests this year from last year. california highway patrol released the results of its crackdown this weekend. between friday night and today, bay area officers arrested 124 drivers. that's 36 fewer than this time last year. across the state, officers arrested 25 fewer drivers. statewide, 15 people were killed in drunk driving crashes. that's down from 20. the crackdown continues until midnight. >>> islamic hard liners could be to blame for a new year's eve bombing against christians in egypt. the moments just before and after saturday's blast at a coptic church in alexandria.

francis. i look forward to working with you here rat the board to doing this work, to leading together together, here as elected officials, as public servants, and as san francisco cans in this beautiful city by the bay in our beautiful city of san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] and at that time let me ask madam clerk, do we have any more business in front of our board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. supervisor chiu: our meeting for today is officially adjourned. there is really, only one boy... one girl... one tree... one forest... one deep, dancing ocean... one mountain calling... one handful of sand through our fingers... one endless sky overhead... and one simple way to care for it all. please visit earthshare.org and learn how the world's leading environmental groups are working together under one name. earth share. one environment... >> ok, let's get started. good morning, everyone. i am happy to see so many city leaders here as well as students from local schools. welcome to the asian art museum. my name is jay shee, the director of the asian art mus

we can tell you this morning the thief ran south right here on st. francis drive all the way to the oregon expressway. this is less than six blocks from the onramp to freeway. i touched base to the palo alto police department that the warning to neighbors has been more vigilant. the department received a lot of calls about vehicles in the area where this latest robbery took place. now this all happened on saturday just after midnight along st. francis drive. the victim a 35-year-old woman told police a man approached her as she parked her car in front of her home. the woman handed it over. the victim was not hurt and later described the thief as a young african american male. clean shaven and tall with a medium build. police cannot say if it's linked to other robberies. the department has made seven arrests. but in many descriptions it matches the thief. all of the robberies have been through main thorough fairs. reporting live in palo alto this morning jade hernandez. >>> time now 6:08. you better bundle up and pack on clothes this morning and be prepared t

francis. i look forward to working with you here rat the board to doing this work, to leading together together, here as elected officials, as public servants, and as san francisco cans in this beautiful city by the bay in our beautiful city of san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] and at that time let me ask madam clerk, do we have any more business in front of our board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. supervisor chiu: our meeting for today is officially adjourned.

francis. i look forward to working with you here rat the board to doing this work, to leading together together, here as elected

francis. i look forward to working with you here rat the board to doing this work, to leading together together, here as elected officials, as public servants, and as san francisco cans in this beautiful city by the bay in our beautiful city of san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] and at that time let me ask madam clerk, do we have any more business in front of our board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. supervisor chiu: our meeting for today is officially adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people.

francis. i look forward to working with you here rat the board to doing this work, to leading together together, here as elected officials, as public servants, and as san francisco cans in this beautiful city by the bay in our beautiful city of san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] and at that time let me ask madam clerk, do we have any more business in front of our board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. supervisor chiu: our meeting for today is officially adjourned. announcer: these kids almost had a new communy center. a contractor almost volunteered to build it. a carpenter almost worked on the crew. and everyone else almost gave at the fundraiser. they almost gave. almost. and these kids... well, they almost stayed out of trouble. impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin.

here in the bay area. stanford and u.c. san francis. they were attracting stem cell researchers from around the globe. the emphasis is sharing research between la and between institutions. >> even across institutions, we've reached out nationally and to pull the best scientists together. so to do that you will be just denied. >> stem cell research building receivedore than $43 million from the state and additional $75 million was chipped in by a private donor. it will be the largest facility in the nation dedicated to stem cell research. ucsf was grand $35 million from the center for its lab perched on a hillside behind the campus hospital. private donors chipped in $48 million to get it finish. a doctor heads up the settlement cell study. >> they will have laboratories that will work from very basic biology of stem cells to cutting edge clinical work and the most of the time of ideas and concepts from e bench to the bedside. >> building will be home to 25 leading scientists working with 25 leading researchers. each lab is connected to the next. the doctor ys he never would have imagined stem cell res

just receiving the official high temperatures from the national weather service here at our cbs 5 studios in st. francis. but you really don't need me to tell you that we had unseasonably warm temperatures today and in fact, 59 degrees for the cool spot in half moon bay. but it was santa rosa that made it all the way up to an unseasonably mild 71 degrees. and that is a scene right now according to our live cbs 5 weather camera atop mount vaca looking out to the horizon. the clouds are not obscuring the sunset officially at 5:18. if you are going to be out and about, we have tonight a moonlit sky a full moon. and we will have plenty of clear conditions inland bayside to the immediate seashore. tonight overnight, number-wise it will be much cooler than it has been in the past couple of nights. 44 in oakland, low 40s common across the peninsula and offshore win 10 to 20. 30s around concord, clayton, walnut creek, livermore at 35. this is the trough to the north of us. it's a trough of low pressure and many of these clouds are spilling over into the northwestern quadrant of the state of california. that's w

but we can tell you that the thief ran from right here from st. francis drive all the way to oregon express south bay. now, a few hours -- expressway. now, a few hours ago, the sergeant told me the warning to be more vigilant has been received in this neighborhood this latest attack happened on st. francis just after mid nye. the victim, a 35-year-old woman, told police a man approached her as she parked her car in front of her home, pointed a gun at her and demanded her purse. the woman handed it over. the victim was not hurt and later described the thief as a young african-american men, clean-shaven, wearing a f lat- rimmed baseball cap, gray hooded sweatshirt and police cannot say if this is connected to recent robberies since september 20th. the last robbery reported last month, in december. the department has made seven arrests which has closed a few cases but in many of these still open cases, the description matches the thief. all of the robberies have been near main thoroughfares. no yu updates in this investigation -- no new updates in this inves

francis has a look at certain conditions. >> frances: the low clouds are causing late flight arrivals. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. it's in a loop. so the areas of blue and green show you where light rain was been following. we have light rain oregon -- over highway 1 on the coast. and along the peninsula, some pockets in san mateo and half moon bay, fairly triat this point right now. and we'll find more light rain along the coast on highway 1 down to santa cruz. we do have some dry days ahead. some moderate rain on its way before that. i will tell you how long it will explas -- it will last and when we get a break. >> developing news in san francisco. a man shot multiple times in the tenderloin this afternoon. it happened at 3:30 p.m. outside a bar on turk and taylor street. the victim is between 30 and 40 years old. has been taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police are looking for a man in his 20's who fled the steam. >> oakland police are investigating the city's first deadly shooting of the year. happened nine minutes after midnight. investigators say the victim may have been attending a pa

here is giana. >> we start off in marin county road work northbound 101 sir francis drake off ramp. not effecting the mainlines of the roadway but if you take that area near 580 you may see delays as you exit the freeway. south of there, traffic cruising right along a few cars on the roadway on the golden gate bridge 8 minutes to go from highway 37 to 580, traffic looking good sensors updating here on the east shore freeway lots of green no delays on 880, all your approaches, bay bridge itself is problem free metering lights still up and 18 minutes ago from the carcenas to the maze now taking 880, traffic looks good through oakland no delays to report south of there, we have an ongoing construction project, north 880, tennyson and 80 shut down. not far from there, west 92 between 880 and his peer i don't know closed. not effecting your drive on the san mateo bridge traffic moving pretty well in both directions check in with our radio partners, that is a look at traffic back upstairs to you. >> quiet on the roadways, thanks very much. >>> this morning it is going to cost 18% more to

francis can school of theology, berkeley. >> you are a historian of note. published i have a book here that you edited. i want to talk with you a little bit about northern california and catholics in general. kevin star the popular arthur in california, described the archdiocese as a wonderful idea of its time. what do you thing he was talking about? why did the archdiocese of san francisco, when it came into being, why was it a good idea? >> at the time all you had in california was the 21 mission that is went up and down the coast but when the united states took over from mexico in 1848, we had to create an american church that was difficult to do. the thing that connects what he was talking about basically we are an immigrant church then we continue to be an immigrant church today. we are cosmopolitan, multicultural and multiethnic and face those issues today. >> i want to get the ideas that connect the issues of the archdiocese life in northern california and immigrants as one when by sop wall may any came to california he found an eclectic group of people to be here the gold rush days. >> everybod

francis co almost lost out. several weeks ago the city's bid hit a stumbling block. the talks came down to the last hour today. >> basically i think san francisco always was here. we needed to clarify a few things at our board meeting on december 14th. it can be deny. people have to have a dialogue. we have to get together and it turned out to be just right. >> so how excited are you? >> very excited. been working on this for 10 years. it is finally here. and i'm looking forward to 2011. which is another hour. we will be starting to do the world match racing tour starting in july with a small 45 catermeranssans. >> they will do what's called a round up. they will circle, jockey for preferred position and then they will scream up toward the golden git bridge. it is going to be one of the most magical moments that highlights the greatest. >> a lot is said about how the bay is that natural ampy theater because you can see the water right off here is deep. they will be having those races and people can stand here, robert, and watch it up close. get ready for three years of partying now. >> and with $1 billion expected to roll into the area i think that's why everyo

main regatta is set to happen here in 2013, the expectation is that dozens of businesses would have to pack up and move by the end of the year. in san francisco monty francisc bay area news. >>> a new and controversial report looks at pg&e's practice of increasing the pressure on some of its natural gas lines, including the san bruno line. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the utility pushed levels to the legal limits on 11 lines. in san bruno pg&e increased pressure three times since 2003. the last time happened in 2008. experts are concerned the practice could weaken the pipeline prior to the blast that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. while a pg&e spokeswoman said increasing pressure shouldn't represent a safety issue, the utility suspended that practice last week. >>> snap a photo and share it with your friends. smartphones make it so easy. but what if you were also broadcasting that information to stalkers or even thieves without knowing it? nbc bay area's vickie nguyen shows us how geotags work and what you need to do before sharing that next photo. >> reporter: you just had a great meal. just bought a new toy. just got a new do

here. >> the dogs are, too. that's it for us on this sunday morning. janice huff, melissa francis, many thanks.anne summers stops by. >> and protect yourself from onli rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earning three times the national average. three times more? roger that!

francis. with that kind of fire burning, people may come to see us burn. and that's -- that spirit is strong in somebody's like myself. somebody who has given themselves to god as a kid. here'sittle girl in the garden. she digs and she plants. and she plant a rose bush beside the garden path. snap, crack, mr. johnson's foot, he broke the rose bush, he broke it, it's a stem. oh, no. oh, no. little nelie cried. please, no. nobody listens to her. people blamed nellie. nellie belly swelly, nellie belly swelli. nellie goes to the dark. she goes and returns and takes away her toys. nellie, no more a child, nellie no more a child. no ticket parade. but in her little tiny heart -- president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm clementinaagriev. i'm a member of de sen pofment ra guadalupe. -- de senora guadalupe. i represent thousands of latinos. we are the ones who bring food to your

here. unfortunately, his foot almost got whacked as well. >> francis wanted everything to be auththeentic.as my leg is going through, i'm getting all through the back of my leg. >> reporter: what happened to the beautiful wall that surrounded the property? >> it's actually huge magic. for the right price, you can have part of it, too. >> reporter: also yours for the right price, a relic fans might be to the mattresses for. marlon brando's cue cards. are you going to miss being a part of this house? >> no because we'll take the memories with us. >> reporter: are you sure about that? >> yeah, yeou can't lose the memories. >> reporter: and they're hoping to have $2.9 million in their pockets. the asking price, unless, of course, the future buyer knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy. for "today," barbara corcoran, staten island, new york. >> funny, right? good job, barbara. >>> just aahead, ann joins a marching band after your local news. the world was your atm. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 the schwab bank high yield investor checking® account. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 zero atm fees. a great intere

manufacturing and every other segment of the economy here and get the pie bigger so we can absorb workers everywhere. host: kendall gill, indiana. francis. democratic line. caller: c-span has to have this on. i watched him in the senate, he is a hero. this man who works for the u.s. chamber caller: guest: caller: business chamber of commerce, -- host: what is your point about the book? caller: he is the hero that exposed bernie madoff. in the book it talks about how wall street is fixed against the little guy. guest: i did not read his book, although i am a fan of his. he was extraordinarily persistent in complaining to the fcc about malfeasance with madoff, and frankly, was not listened to. there was a huge failure at the sec that still needs to be examined and redressed. he is a hero in our economy. i will undertake to read the book and a valley with his criticisms. certainly, there are problems on wall street, always has been. i appreciate your recommendation. host: "the new york post" has a piece about how republicans planning to cut $100 billion. i am wondering, from the chamber's perspective, what area do you want republicans to l

here? i think within two to four years we could be debt free if you make them pay the taxes that we pay. host: for lauderdale, florida. francis, democratic line. caller: thank you. i always watch the state of the union, but this year i am contemplating not because i am very disappointed in obama. he has lost his credibility with me. for example, when he went to tucson and gave this beautiful speech about how it is important to love each other and to work to help each other, and also banned -- then when the chinese president came he said something similar, he talked about the universality of all human rights. but then he has become of the abortion president -- in the abortion president. giving tax money to foreign population control groups that practice and promote abortion. money to embryonic stem cell research that kills the human embryo an advocate supporting planned parenthood to the tune of $335 million of our tax money. that is the largest abortion provider in the nation, and in the world. he is just not credible when he talks about life and human dignity and he does these things to the most bullish durable growth and ou

francis drake boulevard. 92, a a bridge, good. no problems for that westbound ride no backed out the bay bridge toll plaza san francisco will we did see all little congest in here's the skyway was only for a short time most of the morning has been as easy and now lake, the easy ride. the area. >> 8:33 a.m. the massive storm that left the set tweet para is causing across for air travelers, you can see there's an area of sharp instrument north carolina cell of thousands of people have been stuck there since sunday the airport took care of some zero hundred and 65 flights to the airports or run ahead of deicing fluid for the airplanes that will be difficult. more is being shipped in, but their problems and other states where they get it from? take a look at the video we have cars may be enough under drive the truck. this closeness to discover if they had about 70,000 customers at a power as these had these huge gusty winds along with the snow and you can see that makes travel difficult this storm is just a real powerful one. >> in the bay area police department on the scene rain now after the fire department was here much of the morning as a medical marijuana disp

negative implications here of negative implications here for, you know, your average for, you know, your average family. family. cnbc's melissa francisers are either able to pass these prices along to pass these prices along to consumers like you and me or consumers like you and me or they' not. they' not. either way we end up footing the either way we end up footing the bill for it. bill for it. either the price of a box of either the price of a box of cereal goes up, or the cereal goes up, or the manufacturer can't pass that manufacturer can't pass that price along so they hire fewer price along so they hire fewer workers or wage goes down. workers or wage goes down. we end up paying one way or we end up paying one way or another. another. a lot of times, economists want a lot of times, economists want to differentiate whether or not to differentiate whether or not they're able to pass that price they're able to pass that price along. along. but it's bad news either way. but it's bad news either way. >> can we talk about specifics >> can we talk about specifics here? here? for one, gas price, which we for one, gas price, which we k

here. >> francis, thank you very much for being part of "culture wire" and thank you for being one of the great artists of san francisco. >> thank you so much.