i have in memoriam for larry mitchell that i'm going to defer to my honor of mitchell's ice cream during maul sma small business week presentation. i'm introducing a resolution today to declare june 8th 2016 team edna day in honor of memory edna flores lagoonta. she was a fireless advocate against hiv-aids and worked on the public policy vad cocat and governmental affairs based on hiv-aids issue. she was a 13-time participate and fundraiser for the california a.i.d.s. right and a.i.d.s. life stiekal alc. she also served as touching thousands with her spirit and smile. tragically, edna lost her life on june 8th 2014 riding in alc 2014. team edna consisting of riders as a fund raising team for alc 2015 honor her memory and spread awareness ofiv of hiv-aids. i introduce that resolution today. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor weiner. supervisor yee. >> thank you. first ever all, i'd like to thank you -- thank supervisor mar to point out that i'm only senior here. something that i kept a secret for a long time. i'm really happier to a co-author also in the dignity fund we talked abo

. >> larry mitchell was 88. he died may 12th. the ice cream company put the news out. served ice cream at his parlor since 1953. he opened that store with his older brother. mitchell's ice cream remains one of the most popular ice cream spots in the city by the bay. check it out. >> the legacy lives on. >> you might call this a crowning moment? >> a crane hoisted the head of a 92 foot stainless steel sculpture on top of its shoulders. this is now the tall st sculpture in the city. "venus" on market and 8th street. it is about nine stories high. a sight to see. >> that immediately becomes the tallest structure for art in the city of san francisco. >> for now. >> you can reserve a spot for a fee. >> it's $33 for groups under 50 people. $325 for groups larger than 400. you have to throw down a $200 deposit and fill out an application. reservations available from 10:00 to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. every single day. >>> 4:56. >> what to expect today and the holiday weekend coming up. >> san mateo bridge. we are talking about your typical overnight road crews. a man sh

. >> larry mitchell was 88 years old.itchell served ice cream at his parlor on san jose avenue since 1953. he opened the store with his older brother. mitchell's ice cream remains one of the most popular ice cream spots in the city. >> you feel like you're lacking tools to do handiwork around the house? do-it-yourselfers of richmond have another option. people with proof of residency will be able to use the richmond tool-lending library. it will offer tools for home repairs. donations helped that library get off the ground. the hope is by providing residents for access for easy home repairs, home values will go higher. >>> you might call this the crowning moment. >> a crane yesterday hoisted the head of a 92-foot stainless steel sculpture. this happened on what is now the tallest sculpture in the city, the venus." on market and 8th street. it is about nine stories high. you can't miss it. >>> 5:54 right now. next -- >> $25 million we are not spending on education or health care. >> we investigate dozens of disturbing acqu

. >>> the cofounder of the trailblazing ice cream shop, larry mitchell, has died. they introduced tropical flavored ice cream, and their mango ice cream was one of the best. this past weekend the family announced that he died of a stroke at the age of 88, and was given a private funeral. they call the mitchell's ice cream a food lovers treasure. some call it one of the best ice cream shops in the world. his brother jack died in 2007. >>> the san francisco cities suing the landlord claiming he has been ignoring violations for years. he owns property in the richmond district and on [ null ] hill. here are photos of the buildings with the city's complaints against him, and they say that long -- wong has refused to meet his responsibilities for more than a decade, and the complaint also says that there been more than 100 complaints filed about the conditions over the past 20 years. >>> the police in burlingame are warning hikers to be on alert after two women and the dogs had to be rescued from an aggressive coyote. they were inside the mills canyon park and were corne

of course, as we learn and our condolences in larry mitchell's passing may 12, it's a huge loss for theamily and city. i know he was involved in the business until close to the end. this was his baby in so many ways. he's a hero in tumorrer terms of actually being able to run a business successfully for a very, very long time. a business that is as vibrant and vital as it was 50 years ago. we'll miss him and sincere condolences. the business we are going to adjourn the board meeting today in his memory. we want to make sure we're sending good energy from city hall to the family and to -- he's looking down on us i know. larry was a third generation san franciscan. came from a family of hard-working entrepreneurs. hay father ran a dairy in diamond heights back when it was not the residential neighborhood it is today and taught himself how to make ice cream at a young age. he met his future wife claire in 1948. just a few years later, he along with his brother jack cofounded mitchell's ice cream. in the early 1960s, larry began experimenting with new flavors to expand upon the traditional

of course, as we learn and our condolences in larry mitchell's passing may 12, it's a huge loss for theamily and city. i know he was involved in the business until close to the end. this was his baby in so many ways. he's a hero in tumorrer terms of actually being able to run a business successfully for a very, very long time. a business that is as vibrant and vital as it was 50 years ago. we'll miss him and sincere condolences. the business we are going to adjourn the board meeting today in his memory. we want to make sure we're sending good energy from city hall to the family and to -- he's looking down on us i know. larry was a third generation san franciscan. came from a family of hard-working entrepreneurs. hay father ran a dairy in diamond heights back when it was not the residential neighborhood it is today and taught himself how to make ice cream at a young age. he met his future wife claire in 1948. just a few years later, he along with his brother jack cofounded mitchell's ice cream. in the early 1960s, larry began experimenting with new flavors to expand upon the traditional

i have in memoriam for larry mitchell that i'm going to defer to my honor of mitchell's ice cream during maul sma small business week presentation. i'm introducing a resolution today to declare june 8th 2016 team edna day in honor of memory edna flores lagoonta. she was a fireless advocate against hiv-aids and worked on the public policy vad cocat and governmental affairs based on hiv-aids issue. she was a 13-time participate and fundraiser for the california a.i.d.s. right and a.i.d.s. life stiekal alc. she also served as touching thousands with her spirit and smile. tragically, edna lost her life on june 8th 2014 riding in alc2. team edna consisting of riders as a fund raising team for alc 2015 honor her memory and spread awareness ofiv of hiv-aids. i introduce that resolution today. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor weiner. supervisor yee. >> thank you. first ever all, i'd like to thank you -- thank supervisor mar to point out that i'm only senior here. something that i kept a secret for a long time. i'm really happier to a co-author also in the dignity fund we talked about e

of course, as we learn and our condolences in larry mitchell's passing may 12, it's a huge loss for theamily and city. i know he was involved in the business until close to the end. this was his baby in so many ways. he's a hero in tumorrer terms of actually being able to run a business successfully for a very, very long time. a business that is as vibrant and vital as it was 50 years ago. we'll miss him and sincere condolences. the business we are going to adjourn the board meeting today in his memory. we want to make sure we're sending good energy from city hall to the family and to -- he's looking down on us i know. larry was a third generation san franciscan. came from a family of hard-working entrepreneurs. hay father ran a dairy in diamond heights back when it was not the residential neighborhood it is today and taught himself how to make ice cream at a young age. he met his future wife claire in 1948. just a few years later, he along with his brother jack cofounded mitchell's ice cream. in the early 1960s, larry began experimenting with new flavors to expand upon the traditional

of course, as we learn and our condolences in larry mitchell's passing may 12, it's a huge loss for theamily and city. i know he was involved in the business until close to the end. this was his baby in so many ways. he's a hero in tumorrer terms of actually being able to run a business successfully for a very, very long time. a business that is as vibrant and vital as it was 50 years ago. we'll miss him and sincere condolences. the business we are going to adjourn the board meeting today in his memory. we want to make sure we're sending good energy from city hall to the family and to -- he's looking down on us i know. larry was a third generation san franciscan. came from a family of hard-working entrepreneurs. hay father ran a dairy in diamond heights back when it was not the residential neighborhood it is today and taught himself how to make ice cream at a young age. he met his future wife claire in 1948. just a few years later, he along with his brother jack cofounded mitchell's ice cream. in the early 1960s, larry began experimenting with new flavors to expand upon the traditional

(cheers and applause) >> larry: bernie, you don't get to control andrea mitchell's moaning.s only one man who can do that, and it's her sex-god husband alan greenspan. just sayin'. just a point. still, hillary wasn't the only presumptive nominee to benefit from bernie's win. >> mitchell: the exit poll data from west virginia which shows that 34% -- 34% of the sanders' voters said that they would vote for donald trump in a trump/sanders matchup. >> larry: a third of bernie voters were just trump supporters with nothing better to do? is west virginia that boring? surely there is some gargantuan ball of twine or mouse-themed carnival pizzeria that's more fun than (bleep) up this election. here with how the clinton camp is handling these sanders victories is clinton campaign aide carlos jordanson. (cheers and applause) >> hey, how you doing? >> larry: so what's the feeling amoption the clinton campaign right now? >> this whole thing is really an inspiring underdog story! >> larry: wow, so even the hillary camp can't help but get swept up in the bernie story? >> no, hillary clint

larry king might have been is julia roberts, perhaps? >> reporter: julia told me she was unavailable today. tomorrow, on "andrea mitchell thank you very much. >> thanks so much. >> and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," remember follow the show online and on facebook and on twitter at mitchell reports. thomas roberts is up next right here on msnbc. >>> everybodhi everybody, we be hour on breaking news of the controversial transgender bathroom law. the federal government has set a deadline for today for the state to respond to the justice department letter challenge legality of north carolina's mall. this action is resulted of the obama administration interpretation of federal law. north carolina's law forbids people from using public restrooms that don't match their gender listed on their birr certifica birr certificate. we do expect governor pat mccory to have this news conference at this hour. i am to start with our msnbc's janet. what's the reaction been to the lawsuit on the ground and the back and forth now and the push from the state to the doj? >> reporter: well, any conversation, thomas

afternoon, commissioners, ladies and gentlemen present, my name is larry rare, i've been fortunately blessed, my mother, dorothy mitchell, my father who was the first pastor. i've been a historian for 50 years and a poet over 50 years. i'm the one who founded the poetry programs over 50 years ago at the bayview bed and branch and also i founded african american history programs there. i was the founder and project director and project manager of the bayview history preservation project, worked closely with linda brooks burton. i also work close with mr. herrera and the staff there and i was one of the strongest advocates to suggest that city-wide we should proat the time and preserve the culture, history and integrity of all neighborhoods throughout this city in the bay area because every neighborhood has its own original, unique and distinct characteristics a and i want to speak, we came here from georgia to california and san francisco in 1957 i attended sir francis drake elementary school, now malcolm x. academy. since i was a young man i was always impressed by the business people and pastors and everyone in the com

afternoon, commissioners, ladies and gentlemen present, my name is larry rare, i've been fortunately blessed, my mother, dorothy mitchellather who was the first pastor. i've been a historian for 50 years and a poet over 50 years. i'm the one who founded the poetry programs over 50 years ago at the bayview bed and branch and also i founded african american history programs there. i was the founder and project director and project manager of the bayview history preservation project, worked closely with linda brooks burton. i also work close with mr. herrera and the staff there and i was one of the strongest advocates to suggest that city-wide we should proat the time and preserve the culture, history and integrity of all neighborhoods throughout this city in the bay area because every neighborhood has its own original, unique and distinct characteristics a and i want to speak, we came here from georgia to california and san francisco in 1957 i attended sir francis drake elementary school, now malcolm x. academy. since i was a young man i was always impressed by the business people and pastors and everyone in the community