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the july 25th issue of frank leslie's illustratedspaper, at eight years the oldest of the three.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page supplementepting 13 scenes during mday, july 13th, and to lesser extent, tuesday, july th the first two days of the riot. since the pictorial papers were dated by the last day of the week o their publication, these images may have actually reached the public as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publication in such proximity to the events required intensive labor and haste,ntailing shortcutsha delivered the news in a timely fashion. but a some costo clarity and detail. so the end graving of the, as it's called, burning of the colored orphans asylum along with the issue's other lustrations was noticeably crude in its execution although specific as to place. showing the crowd along the 44 street side of the burning building. the new york illustrated news, the new and least solvent -- newest and least solvent pictorial weekly, also rushed out images of the riot withs within dsf the onset of the violence. like tho

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frank leslie had learned after his paper broke the so-called swill milk scandal in 1858 which involved the death of children who drank milk from cows that ate taintedded field from local new york distilleries that naming artists in certain circumstances only exposed them to lawsuit or physical harm, hazards that would surely be compounded in the context of rioting and its aftermath. harper's weekly introduced in 1857 and once more began the most republican of the pictorial weeklies did not credit the 22-year-old thomas nast as the source of several of its illustrations. we know, however, that he returned to the city on july 12th from a frustrated effort to cover the battle of gettysburg. and years later he told his bioer if that he had witnessed -- biographer that he had witnessed and sketched some of the violent events. if any of the 11 harper's engravings of the riot were basedded on nast's work, it was the full-page illustration featured in the august 1st issue. nast knew the asylum neighborhood well having lived on west 44th street until 1862. with an additional week for publicatio

leslie mahaffy.e night that leslie disappeared, she had attended a memorial for a young gentleman who was killed in a car accident. garofalo: she got home at 2:00 in the morning. all the lights were off. kenzora: the door was locked. she left and went to a phone booth and called her friend to say, "i'm locked out. can i come stay at your house?" friend said no, so she walked back to her house. kenzora: and that was the last anyone heard from her. hemsworth: and everyone had hoped for the best, and then everyone discovered the worst. reporter: the dismembered remains of 14-year-old leslie mahaffy were found in a nearby lake. she had disappeared two weeks before. hemsworth: her body had been dismembered, encased in pieces of concrete. and i still was hoping that maybe the police had made a mistake. but it was her. and then another young girl goes missing. reporter: ten months later, another victim -- 15-year-old kristen french. she was kidnapped in broad daylight. ♪ pron: she passed by a church. there

leslie is about.s the -- leslie is back. >> i was thrilled. >> we are going to try to meet and celebrate. >> why wait? >> leslie. >> we brought truly and leslie together virtually. >> i think they picked the wrong two gals to mess with. >> out of a crisis a friendship group. >> unfortunately we will not be going to taylor swift together. >> but they did defeat a scam. the better business bureau reports the very same taylor swift ticket scam is growing on social media so watch out. a huge thanks to venmo for returning julie's money in the facebook staffer who helped restore julie's account. as for taylor swift tickets they had to shake it off. >> good one. >> my takeaway for this, toggle your brains out your own venmo. >> why wouldn't it just automatically -- >> that is a question we will need to ask them. >> coming up next, a sea otter versus servers. scary encounters that resulted in warning signs g a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex aler

leslie: that's a great question. in, this was supposed to be the year of fixed income and i think the s&p is up 15% with the average income percent anywhere between 2% and 4%. because i think the equity market might be ahead of itself, if the equity market does see phone or ability, i expect the bond yields to come down. guy: fixed income person throws shade at equity market. shocker. great stuff. nice to see. -- nice to see you. mindy. falcone you test -- lindy -- linda falcone you -- linda falconio. this is bloomberg. kriti: it is 7:22 on the west coast. we cover the top tech stories from the bay area and beyond. joining us now is ed ludlow. this is your super bowl, when tesla deliveries come out, when byd deliveries come doubt -- come out, this is what you were born for. walk us through the story after getting record sales from all three. ed: tesla is easy you want to start with -- the easy want to start with, -- the easy one to start with. it is upbeat --a beat, above street estimates. it shows that using price c

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. ama: two men suspected of being on a gunfight on 880 will be arraigned on gun charges. a stray bullet killed 23-month-old jasper wu. trevor greene and ivan givens were carrying an ar-15 style rifle when they tried to another man on the freeway. the two also faced gang enhancements. if convicted, they could face life in prison. dan: that paragon bottle two vehicles near police headquarters. this was near 9th street and broadway. reports of gunfire on 11th and clay. police inside the police administration on 7th street heard the gunfire. officers searched the area, found several vehicles were hit by bullets. it does not appear anyone was hurt, and no one was arrested. ama: new details on a car ov the weekend that happened on the sanchez street stairs when a car went airborne, landing upside down at the bottom. as witnesses rushed to help the occupants of the car, those people took off running. abc 7 newseporter suzanne phan tells u the police robbery division is investigating, and one s

leslie van hought prison today.ian: a bit of progress to tell you about in the city of hayward two days after getting hit by the cyberattack. the city's website and some municipal applications are gradually coming back online after that precautionary shut line -- precautionary shut down. as of yesterday afternoon, city leaders had not found any evidence of damage. kristen: ups workers in san francisco are practicing for a potential strike next month. julian: yes, practicing. could soon be reality for ups workers across the bay area. dozens took part in a practice picketing demonstration outside of the san francisco facility this morning, meant to help prepare workers to strike if a contract is not reached by the end of the month. >> a lot of the generation has never experienced this before. this is really for the new generation, to let them know that they have a voice and this is a way to exercise it. >> joseph voice. he says this morning's rehearsal around the facility sends a clear message to management >> it is v

lake: leslie and susan and patty were telling me how they participated.ven though they were already dead. when i found out that tex had murdered, it was like the rug had been pulled out from under me. i had no idea that i was sitting amongst the murderers. charlie was getting threatening, and he was quite -- he was mean. he was beating on some of the girls, specially dianne lake. and he broke a chair and then beat me with the chair leg. i was afraid that i would be killed. ♪ dr. jordan: manson now realizes that the heat is on with the police, that they're going to be caught unless they relocate, so he gathers the manson family and they move deep into death valley. sidner: 250 miles away, manson and his followers move to an extremely remote place in the desert, called barker ranch. wiehl: in death valley, all of a sudden, a huge piece of road equipment goes up in flames. i think it was charlie and tex and bruce that had started this fire because the road was blocked with this road grader and they were mad, and so they decided to burn it. the inyo county sh

leslie vinjamuri, at chatham i minister and everything. 0k, dr- leslie vinjamuri, at chatham house, thank held in turkey after a prisoner swap. the men had been detained for over a year following the fierce and prolonged battle for control of the azovstal steel plant in mariupol. moscow has condemned their release, saying the move breaks the terms, of the prisoner swap deal. gordon corera has more from kyiv. ukraine's president welcoming home five commanders at a ceremony in the city of lviv. translation: they were fighting for ukraine. - they survived russian captivity. they spent over 300 days in turkey. it is time for them to be home. the returning men were greeted by their families. translation: from today onwards, we will continue | the fight together with you. we will definitely have our say in the battle. with each day passing, we are advancing, destroying the enemy. the five had spent three months defending the vast azovstal steel plant in the city of mariupol, holed up in bunkers and tunnels, keeping the russians at bay. finally, the men had been ordered to surrender. under a pri

leslie ban who'd released on parole after 53 years behind bars. she was, of course, a part of the grid that terrorized los angeles in 1969, killing seven people in some of the most gruesome of ways, including actress sharon tate, who, at the time, was pregnant. then who was convicted of killing a couple in their own home. stabbing the wife 16 times at the crime scene. she wiped her fingerprints at that primes the. and she changed her clothes. she even drink chocolate milk from her victims refrigerator. she says that she did it as a follower of the manson's. >> i believe that he was jesus christ. it was his view and belief that all of this would happen and part of his thing was not to have individual thinking and don't ask questions and i bought into it lock stock and barrel. i never asked him how is that going to happen? >> now, california's governor, gavin newsom, had previously rejected her parole three separate times. this time, he didn't fight it. i'm going to bring in anthony de maria, his uncle was one of the victims of the manson family. an

leslie van houten was just 19 years old when she took part in the heinous 1969 killing spree.ow more than 50 years later, she's free. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> this morning, a charles manson follower response possible for one of his cult's brutal killings in the late 1960s, is now out of prison. >> leslie is just ecstatic that she's going home. finally, after all these years. >> leslie van houten, now 73, has been granted parole after serving 53 years behind bars for her role in the savage murders of wealthy grocer leno. la bianco and his wife, rosemary, at their los angeles home in 1969. >> this is a really bad murder, for lack of a better term, and i think that most people who live in california are going to be appalled by this decision. >> van houten has been granted parole five times each, rejected by multiple california governors , including current governor gavin newsom. but newsom recently dropped his fight to keep her locked up, saying an appeal was unlikely to succeed. van houten's attorney says she is remorseful. she's so sorry for what? >> what she's responsib

leslie brinkley has that story. leslie: ashford hospitality trust is letting lenders seize ownership of 19 hotels nationwide, including the 249 room embassy suites hotel in walnut creek across from the pleasant hill bart station. ashford said in a statement they are walking away from paying the mortgages on the hotels to save over $300 million in payouts and capital expenditures. in the troubled waters of the current hospitality market. four of the hotels are in the east bay. >> we have not talked with ashford trust. we've talked with the operator of the facility and, you know, they are naturally concerned because they all have jobs. and our belief is that because their occupancy numbers are still remain pretty strong, that that operation will continue. leslie other east bay hotels : where the keys will be surrendered to lenders include courtyard by marriott and a residence inn in newark. along with the courtyard by marriott in oakland yard. post-covid, business travel is down. hotels based on business travel are fa

leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkel. >> i knew that people would die.and i took mrs. labianca into the bedroom and the sounds of mr. labianca dying came into the bedroom. >> when mrs. labianca heard her husband being killed by tex, she started calling out to him and yelling for him. >> and tex came in and killed her. >> and then tex turned me around and handed me the knife and he said, do something, because manson had told him to make sure that all of us got our hands dirty. and i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> following charlie's orders, words are written in blood, including "helter skelter" on the refrigerator. the murderers stop for a snack, they take from the refrigerator chocolate milk and watermelon. >> they were just savage crimes, savage murders. >> another bizarre murder in los angeles. >> why? what would be the purpose? there wasn't an immediate answer to who had done this terrible crime. and that made people in the hollywood community terrified. p! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly c

>> leslie van houten will absolutely not be a threat.s i can tell from considerable time spent with her, she will try as much as possible to be a contributing member of society. she's wanted the chance for a long time, now she can prove she meant it. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, the leaders of brazil and colombia are meeting today as crime in the amazon jungle soars. the solutions that could come out of that meeting, next. re th, and a personalized plan ♪ to guide you through a changing w world. ♪ wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapp potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a ne level you. circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. - this is jabra enhance select. it's more

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leslie picker has the details. hey, leslie. >> hey, jon. beats and raises for all three, at least as it pertains to net interest income. mixed reaction in today's trading. higher for longer rates. a tailwind for all three as they continue to boost their outlooks for net interest income. that's a profitability metric from loan making on a slew of calls this morning, questions from analysts and reporters alike on a lag effect of higher rates on the economy, on loan making, on the ability of businesses and consumers to truly absorb the cost of financing. we just sat down with citi cfo mark mason who said the strength of the firm's business outside of the u.s., outside growth of credit card volume, contributed to that higher nii outlook he's not taking a recession off the table. >> our base case calls for a mild recession at this point we did have a good cpi print i think the feds are likely going to want to see a couple of more months of that before taking significant actions in a different direction. but when i think about our consumer, i thi

leslie picker is going to do them leslie >> joe, thank you.ank of america shares higher in pre- pre-market trading up 19% per share came in at 88 cents. beating 4 cents per share. higher interest rates made for more profitable lending as the firm has $600 billion of no-interest checking accounts which kept costs lower the profitability metric was up to $14 billion which is where in analysts expected it to be and up 29% year over year for global banking and investment banking was within trading and fixed income was up 18%. equities came in light relative to where the street was expecting and also declined year over year. expenses higher for the quarter to $16 billion some of that stemmed from higher fdi fdic insurance costs with the fed stress test. boa reporting the value of $105 billion in unrealized losses as bond prices have fallen. still bank of america reported the most profitable first half of the year except 2021 with the large reserve releases after covid. this quarter with a $1.1 billion provision expense. the card loss to 2.6% up nea

leslie picker is here with more.ie, good morning >> reporter: frank, bank executives have been guiding the market lower and analysts have slashed estimates the streak has taken down the q2 for the big six by 20% on average from the estimates they laid out 20% lower revisions. that means banks need to pay depositors more and loan growth is slowing those are crunching margins and environment for deals with m&a has been abysmal that is coming at the time the bank regulations are changing in the uncertain economy. banks are likely to hold on to cap ital and put away reserves t protect risks. this is priced in with valuations below historical averages if that is true, any hint of green shoots from the report in conference calls may generate renewed investor interest in the group. we will see tomorrow when three of the big money center banks, jpmorgan chase and citi and wells fargo reports. i'll sit down with citi's mark mason tomorrow frank. >> that will be an interesting conversation leslie picker. i want to ask you abou

leslie van houten says she deserves her freedom. >> two, developing stories overseas reports that a top russian general has been killed. and new details coming in as north korea test fires an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> the dramatic standoff at caesars palace in las vegas. furniture and other items come crashing through a window and falling onto the pool deck below . >> and later, looking for an affordable summer vacation. the new rankings of the top travel destinations in the us. the city that's topping the charts once again. from abc news york. >> this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with historic floods and extreme heat taking their toll from east to west. >> we just obtained satellite images of the catastrophic flooding in vermont. here's what the town of richmond, vermont, looked like before this week's torrential rainfall. and then after the local river rising to levels not seen since 1927. >> meanwhile, out on the west coast, another brush fire broke out in los angeles

, thank you very much our leslie picker. jim, you have the most exposure. what's your take focused on tier one capital. >> we're 4 1/2 months downstream and since that moment in time the market, i, and anyone invested in financials has invested, this is not a surprise >> anything proposed today is not what the final form is we should expect capital requirements to go up. i don't want to sound like a schoolmarm but that's probably a good thing we continue when the fed raises interest rates or something funny goes on in the economy to have a bank on the margin that has problems will this change dramatically the return for jpmorgan, citigroup, wells fargo i doubt it on the margins a little bit. put simply, these stocks are very cheap right now >> you're making some trim in the financial space. >> trim is really in jefferies because of a price move, a valuation we've seen 50% over the last seven weeks it's woken up recently and moved to one of the best franchises in the space. we're going to continue to own it the stress test sh

leslie brinkley is in one of the hottest parts of the bay area. heat that is ahead. we have an excessive heat watch covering all inland areas from 11:00 a.m. friday 10:00 p.m. sunday. that is going to be the duration of the intensity of this heat that could bring

and this is leslie explaining what the purpose is. what happens when you'll successfully completing a sabotage, sabotage, emission, have a nice it creates a scenario where there is no consequence for bad behavior in a society where there is no cost quite so bad behavior. a corporation can go and cut down a forest and, and polluted and what have you and at the worst, and they get a find that they have no problem paying. and they just go on with business as usual . but after the reparation front step on the scene and you know, they have to stop and think about is what i'm doing. going to upset these environmental as so much that i'm going to be the next target of a large scale. are some of the tech? well, my company will burned down and if they are the target of that kind of thing, well, that's going to cost them some, several things. it's cost of some money and some time and some anguish and hopefully caused them to, you know, rethink what, what that what it is that they're doing always thing a different kind of climate stuff until now

even leslie wolf, the assistant prosecutor, was that she agreed with these charges., guess what? he wasn't charged with one felony. his plea agreement is two misdemeanors where he slapped on the wrist. won't be serving jail time but an average american would be serving jail time. but it's unfortunate this administration is truly, truly treating the wealthy and those politically connected to biden much differently than the average american. >> laura: somebody stepped in here. somebody stepped in here this is going to kill biden. this is literally going to destroy his presidential campaign or his political future. >> and that's what we're going to try to find out. we have asked for several people to come before us they are trying to stall it but i will tell you we are not going to is stop. >> in moments you will hear exclusively from the attorney of whistleblower gary happen isly josh hawley how this hearing recess the g.o.p.'s priorities for reforming the doj and the fbi stay there artificial intelligence. wow! it's something that everybody's talking about. and i thin

so leslie, you start to, well, what's the issue here again because they seem to answer at least somee questions on free cash flow the initiatives are running ahead of schedule in terms of hitting the run rate on the 6 billion. but stock not really responding. obviously got that concern about led wrapped cables. >> right which they didn't say too much other than we're going to follow the science here and let the science dictate what we do with the cables and cost cutting ahead of schedule, announced another $2 billion, so maybe it's a little bit of sell the news, not too much to really bit on here >> as you can see, the stock hasn't done much lately except go down. as for a reflection on the consumer, at&t is usually good forgetting a pulse on that, given your wireless bills probably the more important ones you pay every month. listen to john's thoughts on the call. >> i think the consumer continues to show signs they're healthy right now. i don't see anything that appears to me near-term concern about demand, i don't know what happens down the road, it's anybody's guess what the econ

i believe that leslie wolf and u.s. attorney david weiss would say phenomenal things about my work and i know they have said that. they have said that we did a great job in this investigation. i want to make that clear to everyone that we are not disgruntled, we are not out here to get people. we are here for accountability and that we learn from this. that's the most important part of why we are here. >> you are doing great and i know you are not conservative, you are not republican but i will say this thank you for at least bringing faith back to some part of the irs so people understand just because your last name is biden doesn't mean that you are held above the law. >> the gentlelady yields back and that concludes our questions. again i want to thank you all forr being here. i'm going to yield to the much improved ranking member ms. aoc from new york for closing statements. >> i will take the goldstar. thank you chair. and i'd like to thank the witnesses here once again we acknowledge fully that this isn't easy and

back home in the uk, his daughter leslie was in the uk, his daughter leslie was in tears as she told by—election defeats in england, losing safe seats to labour and the liberal democrats, but the party holds on to uxbridge. and we'll have the latest from old trafford, where england have extended their lead on the third day of the fourth ashes test. coming up on bbc news: a busy day down under, with three matches in the women's world cup, spain getting their tournament under way with a superb win over costa rica. in just under 24 hours, england's women will get their world cup campaign under way when they face haiti in their opening group match. england go into the game with a relatively new look side, because of retirements and injuries. despite that, they're still one of the favourites to lift the trophy after winning the european championship last summer. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports from brisbane. whooping england's down time, down under. they've been whale watching and meeting the locals. but now they've moved from the beach to brisbane, and it's about to get se

visit indeed.com/hire >>> good wednesday morning i'm leslie pick we are david faber, live from post nine of the new york stock exchange. union pacific ceo lance fritz joins us this hour on earnings, the activist challenge of ump and an update on his successor >> the ceo of pfizer also with us during the hour that stock is at an all-time high after strong quarterly results. >> and later, former kansas citi fed president, thomas honig, on the conversation ahead of the fed decision this afternoon. >> let's give you a quick look at the markets nasdaq is down and microsoft, amazon, and even meta has turned around, adding to losses on that index. although alphabet, of course, has been quite strong on the day after those earnings were well received by investors, you can see the s&p also down a third of 1% >> and banks pulling in here, i think, on the heels of that pac west deal that we talked about the prospect of consolidation. you have key corp. up 7.3%, comerica, up 6.4%. zions up 6.4%. very strong moves. in recent weeks, coming off the heels of earnings, things have stabilized there, creati

together at a political level and -- and -- and -- [inaudible] >> bret: a lot of reaction to that, leslies hurt the biden administration's relationship with israel? >> absolutely not. i mean, let's have reality. i spent time in israel and they need the united states. i mean, financially, they do. we need israel to a degree. i mean, you know, where they are situated in the middle east, you know, just for geography. that relationship, i don't think anybody is saying anything or doing anything is going to change that you know, being anti-semitic is wrong. being anti-muslim is wrong. islamophobic. what jayapal said i thought was wrong. there is a way to express what is happening to your family. there is a way to be, you know, practice your free speech, your first amendment and to stand up for your constituenciy. she has a lot of muslims in her kinsey. and you know, that isn't necessarily the way to do it but i don't think it hurts our relationship with israel. i think it's -- it, for a second you get people looking at democrats going you have got to do something about them, you know. >> bret:

dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause]

leslie, thank you for taking the time. i know this is big. walk us through how you found out that that taylor swift was going to be making a donation to your organization and what this means to you. well we saw that taylor has been supporting local food banks throughout her tour. so we were eagerly waiting and hoping. and of course, we were just thrilled to get the news of her generous gift, just like you said, we are now serving a half million people every month. we are really seeing an unprecedented level of need with inflation in just the high cost of living here. and it's wonderful to see her use her platform for good. and i have to say, when the news came through for our whole team , it's just such a, you know, ray of sunshine to have that kind of support and it's so fun from so many people about this gift. it's really nice to see her reach and her amplify our message. leslie, wondering if you can see the proverbial double bounce from this. in other words, you get that big bump from the artist herself, but then when she says something, t

dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause] >> (indiscernible) i just know it. excuse me boys, but does anybody have sun block to block this skin from the sun? >> yes. that's right, i need to get my (indiscernible) >> many of us last summer (indiscernible) reapplying sun screen is like getting the second dose of mpox vaccine. >> wait, two doses- (indiscernible) >> isn't it too late to get my second dose? >> girl, it is like sun screen, never too late to put more sun screen on. >> that's right, i need to get my second dose of mpox vaccine before the summer starts. >> let's (indiscernible) 21

dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause] >> i am iris long. we are a family business that started in san francisco chinatown by my parents who started the business in the mid 1980s. today we follow the same footsteps of my parents. we source the teas by the harvest season and style of crafting and the specific variety. we specialize in premium tea. today i still visit many of the farms we work with multigenerational farms that produce premium teas with its own natural flavors. it is very much like grapes for wine. what we do is more specialized, but it is more natural. growing up in san

dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause] >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud of you know, it's not much free left in the world anymore so we managed to do that through donations and through our gift shops. you got a real look and real appreciation of what early transit systems are like. this was the transit of the day from about 1875 to about 1893 or later, you know. cable car museum is free, come on in. take a day. come down. rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to b

dennis talk to your friends about getting us more money, leslie. and wes (indiscernible) a retired superintendent of cable cars. we got a great board. now it is time for the fun, so we can have the press and the mayor group will be on this platform here. that is for them, but others who are press and invited guests can walk down to the end there and they can climb on the rest of the car and then we'll let others on as we have room. press and invited guests and then we'll get going. [cheering and applause] >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in business for 18 years and we first opened on garry street in san francisco, and now we are located in a beautiful historic building. and we are part of the historical building founded in 1776. at the same time as the mission delores in san francisco. (♪♪) our specialty food is food from central mexico. it's a high-end mexican food based on quality and fresh ingredients. we have an amazing chef from yucatÁn and we specialize on molotov, that are made with pumpkin seeds. a