>>san francisco literary icon lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101 the beat poet artist and publisher also founded city lights bookstore in the city's north beach neighborhood. that's where kron four's maureen kelly found some of his admirers paying their respects we seem to see the people of the world exactly at the moment. >>when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghetti is best known work a coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. >>back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most famous for his work as a publisher in 1956 copies of beat poet allen ginsberg, his book how old were seized and ferland getting arrested and charged for selling obscene materials. >>berlin getty defended how in court and won that pu

lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home from lung disease. s 101 years old ferlinghetti published allen ginsberg's groundbreaking poem howl in 1956, among many other works, including his own poetry, his city lights bookstore in san francisco, remains a hub for writers and book lovers. coming out. fans are allowed back in madison madison square garden to watch their beloved knicks. but it was stephan the warriors putting did. the vow. raw. to onf the big reasons players loved to play it. madison square garden, the fans and the warriors that extra reason to be pumped up. they put about 2000 people in there. a smattering of fans. i would college but the biggest reason the warriors were happy this evening. they won the game and they had a couple of key guys back, including the 19 year old james wiseman. they have missed his size, to say the least. we're gonna run the floor here, make the nice spin move and put it down. keeping the warriors right with the knicks. the team that beat them. you remember in san francisco? what is that car doing there i

lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home from lung disease.he was 101 years old ferlinghetti helped found the beat movement with his publication of allen ginsberg's poem howl in 1956. berlin. gettys city lights bookstore in san francisco became an essential meeting place for the beats and other bohemians in the 19 fifties and beyond. he's going to be not only missing this neighborhood but worldwide. there's nobody like him. his career spanned millennium. almost it seems like he's such a larger than life figure, and this bookstore. is his living memory. his book sold more than a million copies worldwide, and he continued to write poetry intel last year. he was also a champion of the work of many other poets. and writers overseas. prince philip is being treated at a hospital in london for infection. buckingham palace says he's doing much better since being admitted to the hospital last week. his youngest son, prince edward says that his father is looking forward to getting out and they're keeping their fingers crossed. for that the prince is 99

>>san francisco is mourning the loss of an icon there was a vigil for lawrence ferlinghetti earlier tonighthe passed away yesterday at the age of 101. the vigil fittingly taking place outside city lights bookstore in north beach which he founded. he was a tea pot, artists and certainly a social activist and his admirers they've been paying their respects all day long as you can imagine kron four's maureen kelly. >>gives us a closer look at the impact that he had on san francisco in the literary community. >>we seem to see the people of the world exactly at the moment. when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghetti is best known coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. >>back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window field. >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most fa

so lawrence wanted a place they could come and hang out. >> ferlinghetti published "howl."mendment decision in which he was acquitted. his life was captured in "ferlinghetti: a rebirth of wonder." we spoke with a filmmaker about ferlinghetti's legacy. >> lawrence's legacy is to be determined. but i don't think anyone knew of his work and understands his life and his life's work can do anything but be amazed at what he accomplish and how much he affected so many people in so many areas of the world. >> ferlinghetti is a san francisco institution. he was named san francisco's first poet laureate in 1998 and citylights was granted landmark status three years later. we'll be right back. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simpli

retire better >>san francisco literary icon, a lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101. the beat poet artist and publisher. also founded city lights bookstore in the city's north beach neighborhood. that's where kron four's maureen kelly is standing by live with the sad sad story morning. what can you tell us. >>4 nods san francisco lost one of its biggest literary celebrities and a much beloved north beach resident behind me you can see his bookstore city lights. >>there are fans of his are gathering here. there are flowers in front of the doorstep there. >>been in the window you can see some of his many books of poetry. those here at city a coney island of the mind continues to be one of the most popular poetry books in the u.s. he was also named san francisco's. port laureate in 1998. but he is perhaps most famous for his work as a publisher. he launched city lights publishers in 1955 after opening the bookstore here. any public works being put out by those in the beat movement, including allen ginsberg's howl and other poems that got him arrested and for selling obsc

lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101. and those are some of the headlines.his is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. when we come back, we go to the confirmation hearing of congressmember deb haaland. if she is confirmed to be interior secretary, she will be the first native american cabinet member in u.s. history. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman in new york joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show on capitohill. president biden's pick to head the interior department, new mexico congressmember deb haaland, is returning today for a second day of confirmation hearings before the senate committee on energy and natural resources. if confirmed, she would become the first native american to serve as the cabinet secretary in u.s. history. at tuesday's hearing, republican senators grilled her about

we'll take a look back at the life of literary hero lawrence ferlinghetti. and we've got clear skies out there right now the winds start to kick up in spots what to expect for tomorrow was on forecast coming up next and next in sports. the warriors taking on the next in the big apple. >>steph was ready for the bright lights. so is kelly you brain. james wiseman back in the house we have the highlights coming up with sports director jason dumas us. >>for sports. the warriors were on the front end of the road back to back tonight there in the big apple broadway. >>taking on the nixon for the first time this season, fans were able to attend a game at madison square garden, 2000 of them to be exact. the game also featured the return of the dubs 2 big men. looney hu was out with a sprained ankle and then james wiseman who's out with bruise risk they made a return to the court looney played 20 minutes live played 16 score, 14 and there was 2 of them nice dog, end of the 1st quarter steph curry holes the bank is open. >>dobbs a 3631 after one 3rd quarter andrew wig

lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home in the city. he was 101. he'll be remembered for his love of life and the indelible mark he left on american literature. here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> one of lawrence ferlinghetti's closest friends and colleagues said he lived and enjoyed every day of his 101 years to its fullest, and that may be one lesson he would have wanted to pass onto the world in his final days. >> if you want to paint, paint, if you want to write poems, write poems. just look up and see the blue sky and be here because it's, you know, life is here for you to take it. >> reporter: elaine like ferlinghetti is a published writer. she started working at city lights in 1987. her friend's handwriting is everywhere around the bookstore, a store he founded on 500 bucks and a handshake 67 years ago. it was the center of the universe to ferlinghetti and many of the bay area's writers and artists and where progressive political ideas found life. >> he's one of the reasons that san francisco became the mecca for counter culture. >> make no

>>san francisco literary icon lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101 they would an icon right to be artist publisher and so much more also founded city lights books in the city's north beach neighborhood and that is where kron four's maureen kelly found some of his many admirers today paying their respects we seem to see the people of the world exactly at the moment. >>when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghetti is best known work a coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window field. >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most famous for his work as a publisher in 1956 copies of beat poet allen ginsberg, his book how old were seized and ferland getting arrested and charged for selling obscene materials. >>berl

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lawrence ferlinghetti has died.helped launch the beat poetry movement and the artist community of san francisco's north beach in the fifties. he won a landmark first amendment case after publishing allen ginsberg groundbreaking poem howl in 1956. from then, until now, a city lights bookstore in san francisco has been an essential meeting place for writers and book lovers. a great way to keep lawrence's legacy alive is to make sure that city lights stays here, so i would like to encourage people to support the bookstore in the publishing house. i worked with lawrence my whole career, so he's much more than just my boss. he's my family and he was an extraordinary man. people have been stopping by city lights to pay tribute to ferlinghetti. he died of lung disease at home in san francisco. lawrence ferlinghetti was 101 years old. plenty of older adults in nursing homes are now getting vaccinated against covid-19 and as ktvu deborah villalon reports, they are very excited for a little more social interaction. which arm

san francisco has lost a literary giant, the poet and publisher lawrence ferlinghetti, the new york nativeisco's north beach. he won a landmark first amendment case after publishing allen ginsberg's groundbreaking poem howl back in 1956. from then until now, his city lights bookstore in san francisco has been an essential meeting place for writers and book lover. there's a great way to keep lawrence's legacy alive is to make sure that city lights stays here, so i would like to encourage people to support the bookstore in the publishing house. i worked with lawrence my whole career, so he's much more than just my boss. just my family, and. he was an extraordinary man. today we saw people stopping by city lights to pay tribute. ferlinghetti died of lung disease at his home. he was 101. years old. still to come. here are sports director marco bonnie is with the latest on tiger woods condition following a horrible car crash this morning, plus reaction from steph curry, then on the 11 o'clock news, we will update you on the san francisco school board meeting that it's still underway at this hou

when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghetti is best known coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. >>back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window, i feel. >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most famous for his work as a publisher in 1956 copies of beat poet allen ginsberg's book howell were seized and ferland getting arrested and charged for selling obscene materials. >>berlin getty defended how in court and won that put himself and the entire beat movement into the public eye. the beat generation question american society in the 1950's and eventually set the stage for the antiwar movement and counterculture of the 1960's, the manager of city lights says wall ferling getty was a famous man he didn't act like one it's not that lawrence was particularly humble. >>it's

francisco's legendary poet and artist lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101 of lung diseaseas well known or influential. his books sold more than a million copies worldwide. he moved to san francisco from new york in 1951. two years later he co-founded city lights bookstore with a handshake and $500 at the corner of broadway and columbus. >> what a great story. 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

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. >> a legend is gone, lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home yesterday.e opened city lights book store in north beach in 1955. it became a literary hot spot for people in all walks of live. he was 101 years old. >> authorities at the grand canyon recovered the body of lillian mahan. they found her body yesterday. she's the a notoriously dangerous streak in oakland is getting a few upgrades. the mile-long stretch now has seven new speed bumps and about ten new flashing pedestrian beacons. the changes come after a string of deadly accidents there, including a crash in 2018 that killed cyclist dionte bush. the sisters helped announced the changes. >> he's not here. that meant a lot to me. >> when you see dionte bush way, that is a symbol of safety. slow down, slow down! >> the street has been renamed in his honor. >>> if you're looking to downsize during the pandemic, ikea may have an option for you. they are selling prebuilt tiny homes, no assembly required. they are selling 187 square foot homes mounted on flat bed trailers. it has room for a queen size be

to a stanford team which h >>> san francisco's legendary poet, publisher and bookstore ener lawrence ferlinghettithe age of 101. few poetses are as well-known or influential. his books sold more than a million copies worldwide. he moved to san francisco from new york in 1951. two years later he cofoundedcofo citylights bookstore . >> lawrence was not just a have a nice day person. he has political opinions and ideas. that's what he wanted to share with the world. and he did. >> do you think that as a person who really was as realized being, really understood what life is about and went out and grabbed it, i think that that would be the takeaway. >> he was named san francisco's first poet laureate in 1998 and citylights was granted landmark status three years later. ferlinghetti died monday at his san francisco home, a month shy of his 102nd birthday. >>> if you've been struggling to stay in shape during the pandemic, you're by no means alone. a group of bay area seniors is meeting the challenge with the help of technology. dion lim has their story. >> reporter: virgel and chris klein clearly have

when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghettiwn coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. >>back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window field. >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most famous for his work as a publisher in 1956 copies of beat poet allen ginsberg's book howell were seized and ferland getting arrested and charged for selling obscene materials. >>berlin getty defended how in court and won that put himself and the entire beat movement into the public eye. the beat generation question american society in the 1950's and eventually set the stage for the antiwar movement and counterculture of the 1960's, the manager of city lights says wall ferling getty was a famous man he didn't act like one it's not that lawrence was particularly humble. >>it's just that he d

lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home from lung cancer. today he was 101 years old ferlinghetti helped found and perpetuate the beat movement. he was known for his city lights bookstore in san francisco and essential meeting place for the beats and other bohemians in the 19 fifties and beyond. he's going to be not only missing this neighborhood that were wide. there's no nobody liked him. his career spanned millennium, almost it seems like he's such a larger than life figure, and this bookstore is his living memory. his book sold more than one million copies worldwide. well the mother and son reported missing after an arrested a discovery bay homicide and attack on first responders in any ock have now been found. the contra costa county sheriff's office announced that kimberly meeks and her four year old son were located this morning and are safe now the voice father, 26 year old darrien williams, is accused of killing a man in his discovery bay home on saturday and then stealing the man's suv. investigators say williams then drove to anti

lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home today from lung disease. he was 101 years old.und the beat movement. the bohemian artist communities of san francisco's north beach, ella's venice west and new york city's greenwich village, his city lights bookstore in the city was an essential meeting place for the beat poets and other bohemians in the 19 fifties and beyond. he's going to be not only missing this neighborhood, but we're wide. there's no nobody liked him. his career spanned millennium, almost it seems like he's such a larger than life figure, and this bookstore is his living memory, and lawrence fooling get these books have sold more than a million copies worldwide. former security officials say they were given bad intelligence ahead of january riots and we're left unprepared. i'm lauren blanchard what we learned during a hearing on capitol hill coming up next and coming up new, it's six and other promising option for vaccines when we could see the astrazeneca vaccine available in the united states. on the common household appliance that fire officials say caused