my name is julie ho. sam ho's has been part of my family since my greatgand fearkt father acquired it and i have been there since i was a little girl and as was said everyone comes up to me since we opened just really happy that we've reopened and there's a lot of stories that have been shared. we have been there for over 100 years as a business and a lot of historical figures have come through like first china president came through [inaudible] wrote about us in his books and jack curwack and herb cane written in his column in regards to the restaurant and our servers there since he was popular in the days, and also we still provide the same type of food that we provided since we opened like the noodle rolls that we have are unique to us and we still have many people enjoying it now as enjoyed it before and still finding out that such a place exists and they really do enjoy having the stories that we can share with them, and now it's not just for the locals that you know we are able to share our food with

my name is julie ho. sam ho's has been part of my family since my greatgand fearkt father acquired it and i have been there since i was a little girl and as was said everyone comes up to me since we opened just really happy that we've reopened and there's a lot of stories that have been shared. we have been there for over 100 years as a business and a lot of historical figures have come through like first china president came through [inaudible] wrote about us in his books and jack curwack and herb cane written in his column in regards to the restaurant and our servers there since he was popular in the days, and also we still provide the same type of food that we provided since we opened like the noodle rolls that we have are unique to us and we still have many people enjoying it now as enjoyed it before and still finding out that such a place exists and they really do enjoy having the stories that we can share with them, and now it's not just for the locals that you know we are able to share our food with

od's great about ho attacking battle of july 22 which is now called the battle of atlanta. a misnomer as i will argue. first of all, after the battle, it was simply called -- here you have general sherman and his report simply called it the battle of july 22. general dodge and other yankees after the war started to call it the battle of atlanta and the name stuck. look at this map. you will see the battle of peachtree creek, ezra church and you will see the battle of atlanta. when it was put together in the 1880's, they called it the painting of the battle of atlanta. whoas albert castille said let's call it something different. maybe the battle of bald hill. i still prefer calling it the battle of july 22. first of all, there was a lot of action on july 22 not just around the bald hill. the hill has been bulldozed through. even the marker that once rested atop the hill at moreland avenue and i-20 has been moved south of the interstate. finally, i object to any piece of georgia real estate being named after a yankee general. general claiborne held that day for a day. let's

rocky, ho you are the roads? >>> thank you, julie. we will get ready for the stars here on traffic. the bridges right now, 4:38 if you're headed from marin to san francisco, the mute is looking good. 580 in san rafael to the golden gate bridge, 15 minutes. bay bridge, carquinez bridge, along the east shore freeway to the maze. right now, it will take you an easy 18 minutes. if you're headed to the peninsula, ve at san mateo bridge, here is a live look at that. we have some cars headed into foster city right now from hayward. 880 to 101 westbound. 15 minutes. and will is some roadwork on 880 in both directions in the hayward fremont area, whipple and mission. two lanes closed in both directions. it should open around 5:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> the san francisco giants will play another do or die game in major league baseball playoffs. game three of the national league division series last night in san francisco. a two hundred homer by chris brian tied the game at 5-5 in the 9th inning. and finally in the 13th inning. that happened. the giants ended the five hour marathon. driving in

july. toho e exetivessaidd theoxox office take for their hit animation ouour me" is about $148 millionon since itsts rele inaugu. ho has upgraded its operating prof f forect f for the yr endi i in february to about $4$2 millio a a record for the third straht year. managing director tako said social media posting has boosted the numr ofepeat customer officialst the mion pture producers association of japan say domestic box office revenue has hovered around $1.9 billion in recent years. they say the quick spread of movie reviews on social media is helping attract young audiences. they say movie companies are making more films for that generation. >>> the bank of japan governors said this month the central bank would take additional easing measures if needed. he has restated that position at the bank's quarterly meeting of regional branch chiefs. kuroda said japan's economy remains on a moderate recovery path with some weakness in production and exports due t to slowdowns i in emerging ececono. hehe said the bank will adjust policy as needed, with an eye on price levels, the financial sector and the state of the econo

ho lstrum to win the betting pool. mit, you see hostrum's name to the right of the person who is circled there. pretty interesting. >> julie: simpsons, all knowing. >>> president obama reiterated a manned trip to mars by 2030. the president laid out a plan fona after his term in office ends. late last month a senate committee voted for a mars mission regardless who was elected in november. some critics say the time table is too optimistic. >> putting mars out as a long-term goal is fine, people really want to know what we are doing next in the immediate future and not in 2030s. >> julie: the international space station is it scheduled to be out of service 2024 several years before any campaign event with taunts and jeers. coming up, bill clinton's response of being heckled on the campaign trail. >>> but first, running across traffic, then tased and taken down. the chase that ended with one ?? the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, part of wakin' up. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter s

ho comey may have hurt the public's trust. >> since july, when comey recommended no criminal charges against the former secretary of state, clinton and donald trump have had different reactions to the e-mail server investigation. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a ever that we have seen that our system is absolutely, totally rigged. >> we did not find evidence sufficient to establish that she knew she was sending classified information beyond a reasonable doubt. >> what he said, what he testified before congress, when he did, he clarified much of what he had said in his press conference. and i appreciated that. >> but he said it was sloppy. >> no, he did not. >> hillary clinton's handling of sloppy or represents sloppiness. >> yeah, that's another way of trying to express the same concept. >> the biggest rigging of all is what happened with the fbi and the justice department with respect to hillary clinton. because she is so guilty. >>

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july seem clairvoyant. >> i don't like huma going home at night and telling anthony weiner all of these secrets. >> hi! i! reporter: today's development couldn't come at a better time for trump, who has been falling ho polls since his own october surprise exactly three weeks ago, that video showing him making obscene, sexist comments about women. with pressure from big g.o.p. donors to put more of his own wealth on the line, trump today wealth onnew eight-digit donation. >> today, i wrote another check for $10 million. i'm spending money like crazy. >> reporter: crazy is in the eye of the beholder. trump gave only $31,000 to his campaign in the first two weeks of october. but, scott, during that same period of time, trump's campaign, according to federal records, sent ten times that amount to trump-owned properties as reimbursement for playing host to trump presidential campaign events. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. now jeff pegues has more detail on the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> reporter: in his letter to members of congress, f.b.i. director james comey said his investigative team briefed him yesterday on the new emails. sources say the messages could total in the thousands. >> good morning. >