who were the patrons of this bar? for the most part working-class. drag queens, butch lesbians, lots of different people. some are people of color. many are people who have already been deemed to be inferior, lower class, and many are openly gay. they are not white middle-class people terrified of losing -- of having their sexuality revealed. terrified of being outed, they aren't going to lose their jobs, their homes, their families. stonewall had been raided several times for operating without a liquor license. lots of bars did. it was cheaper to pay off the police than it was to pay for a liquor license. some police started the standare standard raid and the patrons had had enough. they begin rioting inside the bar and spills out into the streets. they threw bricks, bottles, fires. exhilarating news spreads. everybody wants to be part of this. they come back and do it the next night and the next night. it get some coverage. some of the coverage was negative press. snotty articley from the new york daily news. "the queen bees are stinging mad." does

some police started the standard raid, and the patrons had had enough. and they began writing inside the bar. she threw bricks and bottles and fires. they do it again the next tonight. it gets some coverage. some of the coverage is negative press. a really snotty article for the new york daily news. the queen bees are stinging and bad. it is getting publicity. there is something significant about fighting back against injustice. just like other oppressed people were doing in the civil rights movement. violence seems to generate respect or at least attention. a decade later allen ginsberg -- mbered they have lost that wounded look that -- "they have lost that wounded look that make fags memorable." i think there are two components to this. one was the creation of the gay liberation front. another was a more aggressive political organization that had been in existence before. and the second press is a commemorative march that takes place one year after the stonewall riots. you can see the christopher street march. very well attended. there is also a commem

the suspect was unprovoked and seemed to be taking his anger out on patrons. alicia has the details on the investigation. >> everybody here is totally in shock. . >> reporter: this local hangout is voted best restaurant in venisha a number of times. but bottom of the fifth patrons were arunning for their -- were running for their lives. at 1:30 in the morning, an unfamiliar face walked into the bar. >> bouncer asked for his i.d. brushed him off walked to a different spautd in -- spot in the bar and then the bouncer tapped him on the shoulder and he pulled the gun out. >> reporter: the suspect lost it. he pulled out a gun and started pointing it toward the bartender who dropped to the ground looking for cover. >> everybody is pretty shook up about it. >> reporter: after that. >> comes over to me. pushes his way through and other people over here. >> reporter: the shooting happens out of frame. but two men end up getting shot. one of them a local. >> he got shot in the hand. >> reporter: you can see the terror of everybody's faces as the guy is running his gun a

restored and excited about the robust amnesty program and the greater impact to welcome back our patrons the potential fiscal year impact of offering an amnesty program will be net positive when considering the recovery and exceed any overdue revenue loss we have the racist rate of return in the amnesty caption and wave 15 thousand and 77 thousands dollars in overdue fines when we consider the value of library materials we'll recovery we estimate between 24 and one and 207 thousands overall and appreciate the board of supervisors consideration of the resolution authorizing the library to establish a fee amnesty program for over due materials in 2017 and more than happy to address any questions. >> thank you very much supervisor tang. >> i think this is a great program you're bringing back and not really a question but when that time comes if you want to spread the word and let our offices know we'll let the constituents know. >> absolutely thank you very much for your support. >> a great idea. >> supervisor yee. >> i'm curious seems like the last time we were successful. >> yes, sir. >>

restored and excited about the robust amnesty program and the greater impact to welcome back our patrons the potential fiscal year impact of offering an amnesty program will be net positive when considering the recovery and exceed any overdue revenue loss we have the racist rate of return in the amnesty caption and wave 15 thousand and 77 thousands dollars in overdue fines when we consider the value of library materials we'll recovery we estimate between 24 and one and 207 thousands overall and appreciate the board of supervisors consideration of the resolution authorizing the library to establish a fee amnesty program for over due materials in 2017 and more than happy to address any questions. >> thank you very much supervisor tang. >> i think this is a great program you're bringing back and not really a question but when that time comes if you want to spread the word and let our offices know we'll let the constituents know. >> absolutely thank you very much for your support. >> a great idea. >> supervisor yee. >> i'm curious seems like the last time we were successful. >> yes, sir. >>

because the neighbors complained about patrons living room about 2:10 a.m. sunday morning and nobody outside generally what i see when i go by going i don't see folks lingering i tried to schedule a so you would test with the neighbor closest to the venue their complaining the most we've been playing phone tag i left them a message and tell them to e-mail and that way we have a record i haven't heard by the way, back but get a test and see what is going on they sent another complaint an sunday that was loud i did not see anything but nevertheless, a variance with their experience and their house what is going on the street so i'm going to follow up and try to figure that out situation out a couple of compliance items the blue light 1979 union street 15 of october under new management maggie suspected they're under new ownership their permit is expired by operating with a billiard table they'll be coming in for a permit and the last issue the after hours 50150 i went but as 3:30 a.m. and did a visible inspection a busy party like the only major after hours pa

, we will carry out the mandate given to us by churchill's daughter all those years ago, our late patron, and that the memory of sir winston churchill will be kept green and the record of his achieving factor. i know, i should and come with an appropriate churchill quote. however, i want to share with you the last lines from the robert frost poem that is always remind me not only of the importance of our task, but what still lies ahead in our grand adventure. the woods are lovely, dark and deep. but i have promises to keep. and miles to go before i sleep. and miles to go before i sleep. thank you very much. [ applause ] if i am tearing up you will forgive me because i was just thinking of mary winston and martin just now, and i wish they would have been here. forgive me. before i relinquish the podium, i want to thank lee pollock, who's been my hard-working partner, has been nation's with my moods, my noise, my crises, and has never been overwhelmed. he's a partner in this crusade these last half-dozen years. and together we weathered the storms that threatens us all. he has the gratitud

because the neighbors complained about patrons living room about 2:10 a.m. sunday morning and nobody outside generally what i see when i go by going i don't see folks lingering i tried to schedule a so you would test with the neighbor closest to the venue their complaining the most we've been playing phone tag i left them a message and tell them to e-mail and that way we have a record i haven't heard by the way, back but get a test and see what is going on they sent another complaint an sunday that was loud i did not see anything but nevertheless, a variance with their experience and their house what is going on the street so i'm going to follow up and try to figure that out situation out a couple of compliance items the blue light 1979 union street 15 of october under new management maggie suspected they're under new ownership their permit is expired by operating with a billiard table they'll be coming in for a permit and the last issue the after hours 50150 i went but as 3:30 a.m. and did a visible inspection a busy party like the only major after hours pa

add to that this bar has its own uber account to pay for a patron's should not be driving. hours before the bar closed on the south howard entertainment district, presence by the tampa police department. every patron we spoke with has a plan for a ride after the party and that doesn't include a ride to jail. >> hopefully always uber we don't want to spend money that -- don't want to waste money don't want to get in trouble. a uber ride or right sharing form. getting behind the wheel can be very dangerous of course under the influence so just owing to see what happens and have a good time. >>reporter: some have friends who have been arrested, a sobering thought on a party night. >> i don't take the risk because i know people that it has happened to them. not about that. i always uber. >> happy thanksgiving! >>reporter: in the top spot for hillsborough county bars for duis to originate. since then the staff tells eight on your site they have been programmed to keep their patrons off the roads. >> don't try to do anything you shouldn't do while drinking. >> park your car, leav

i presented this rather over ambitious but much-needed plan to our patron, the wonderful and wise mary stone into her nephew that always uplifting winston churchill's namesake grandson, whose belief in the need for a permanent home in washington to preserve his grandfather's legacy never wavered for one moment. both gave complete and unconditional support, pragmatic advice and endless encouragement, although i privately thought they believed i was barking mad. their deaths, winston in 2010, and mary in 2014 whether devastating blows. and it made it clear that time was not on our side. early last year we endured yet another heavy loss with the death of the dean of all churchill scholars sir martin, a passionate supporter of this bold plan which he called our lifeblood. as churchillian's we know that inspiration can always be found in the words of our hero, never give in, never give in, never, never, never. i will admit, however, that those three deaths, the economic downturns which affected our financial situation, and the daunting challenge we set ourselves meant there were times when

witnesses say the suspect was unprovoked and seemed to be taking his anger out on patrons. kron 4's alecia reid has more on the investigation. natsot - everyone here is in shock. this local hangout joint has been voted best restaurant benecia a number of times timothy miles/firefighter - sot - you come here to have a good time but saturday night, bottom of the fifth patrons were running for their lives. sot - people are in terror, this is my home at 1-30 in the morning, an unfamiliar face walked into the bar samuel adams/bar manager - sot - the bouncer asked for id and he brushed him off and moved to another side of the bar. then when he was told we weren't serving any more drinks, and the bouncer tapped him on his shoulder and that's when he pulled the gun out the suspect lost it. he pulled out a gun and started pointing it towards the bartenderwho dropped to the ground looking for cover. alison gude/patron - sot - everybody is pretty shook up about it. it's like, how could this happen? after that natsot - he came over because he was mad, pushes into the other people over

witnesses say the suspect was unprovoked and seemed to be taking his anger out on patrons. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest on the details in this investigation. >> everybody here is totally in shock. >> reporter: this local hangout joint has been voted best restaurant in benicia a number of times. >> you come here to have a good time. >> reporter: saturday night bottom of the fifth patrons were running for their lives. >> people are in terror. this is my home. >> reporter: an unfamiliar face walked into the bar. >> the bouncer asked for his i.d. and brushed him off. then when he was getting told we were done serving drinks, the bouncer tapped him on the shoulder and that's when it looked like he pulled the gun out. >> reporter: the suspect lost it. pulled out a gun and started pointing it toward the bartender dropped to the ground looking for cover. >> everybody is pretty shook up about it. how could this happen? >> reporter: after that -- >> he comes over to me. pushes his way through. >> reporter: the shooting happened out of frame. but two men end up getting shot. on

thank you for not patronizing quark's. r not papaonizing quark's. thank you for not patronizing quark's. i hope rom's voice e lds out. i hope our latinum holds out. ahh... you wawaed to see me? may i take your order, sir? quark, i'm in no mood for games. there seems to be an opening atathe dabo table or perhaps i might interest you not again. are you carrying a tricorder or anything with a portable energy source? what are you talking about? i'm still working out the bugs in these holographph waiters. the lissepian who sold me the program neglected to mention that cererin energy sources can interfere with the imaging system. sounds like there's no end to the p pblems you're facing. i can take care of the lissepian. i need you to get those... traitorsaway from my front door. they're blocking access to my place of business causing a disturbance on the promenade andthey're probably a fire hazard. they belong in a holding cell! every last one of them well, i hate to admit this, but i agree with you. from what chief o'brien tells me about strikes, they so

that is lot of patrons and folks with disabilities too. director reiskin can you respond to that? >> sure. i think there is a way to do that, but let me first say these are two very significant projects together, major streets and the core part of our city. the changes proposed are pretty significant change tooz the way the streets will function and i just want to cu-mind will and the rest of the staff from across the agency the fact we have gotten to the opponent where we are cont plating major changes on two very significant streetss in the city and down to a few issues that i think we can deal with. with regards to the hotels we had good suggestions from the holiday inn and mr. carol in way tooz enhance to make that work beyond what we have already changed based on the feedback so want to continue work wg them to make sure that works. and likewise with the new hotel, i think there is flexibility in terms of the size, the placement and length of the white zone and maybe other parts of the traffic flow that i think are solvable so appreciate hotels working with us on that. 19 pol

the lgbt community as harvey milk helped to obtain the permits neatest to open the business and patronize the restaurant in its early years item 3 cafe international a local coffee shop in the lower hates it served as a prominent neighborhood hub and supported artists and performs since 1987 cafe international offers can you sins and coffees and a treasure for organizers and host of art exhibitions and one to host a regular open mike and poetry night the cafe international is less than thirty years but in san francisco operations exceeding two years significance contributed to the lower hate and not include in the registry it faces significant risk of displacement the rent has gone from 45 hundred per month to nearing unsustainability item 3 c the publishes the business is a world publish that opened in 1953 played an important role under north beach the community in which continues to influence literature the brook was a good center and publishers for the generation and current culture movement and at the first paperback movement in san francisco - through the publishing as well as free

finally, we will carry out the mandate given to us by churchill those many years ago, our late patron, that the memory of winston churchill would be kept and that the memory was accurate. i know i should end with an appropriate churchill quote. however, i want to share with you the last lines of a robert frost: that has always reminded me not only of the importance of our task for what still lies ahead in our grand adventure. "the woods are lovely, dark, and deep ut i have promises to keep and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go before i sleep." thank you very much. [applause] , you willring up forgive me because i just was thinking of mary, winston, and margie just now and how i wish they would -- forgive me. before i relinquish the podium, , who has thank lee been my hard-working partner, has been patient with my moods, crises, and has never been overwhelmed. he is a partner in this crusade for this last half a dozen years. he has the gratitude and appreciation of us all. he and his wonderful ever forbearing wife have decided it .s time to retire though we are staying in touc

help out in >>> as winter draws near, local shelters are in need of items that will help to keep patrons warm. a local elementary school is doing their part to help out in tonight's be on the books.>> reporter: though it may be a little spooky, there is nothing but treats at the into in community schools on halloween day. frankenstein's monster, pikachu and others carry loads of socks just before that special delivery, students gathered in halloween orange to learn about the goal they had reached and to celebrate. >> reporter: students and atkins and benson elementary named the month socktober. they wanted to collect socks from all 50 states. with her teacher by her s about far exceeding the goal.>> it was a good feeling knowing that we could help those who just need that extra help.>> reporter: the amount of socks was not the only surprise. >> we collected from 35 states and from one other country, iceland. >> reporter: there were also letters and postcards that hang in the hallway so students can socktober taught a big lesson. >> also to be caring for others. >> i could not have said i

accused of charging different cover charges depending on patrons voted for. clipboard with optionsmeant to be a joke -- wouldn't hold anyone to paying more down.restaurant burn the with them where it says trump iowa, hillary iowa, trump michigan, hillary michigan tech he says it was a fun way to recover after crazy election and after crazy the ballgame where he asked patrons who were coming into the restaurant who they voted for and what based on that he would flip up whichever one of the cards corresponded and that would be their price. we at -- he also said that if someone pushed back or started to give him a hard time he would let them pay the minimum amount and walking for free and if they did not vote or voted for third-party he had an option for those folks as well. he said it was all meant to be fun and games.>> my employees should not feel threatened. people should not have to worry , people live in a building. somebody did not find it that humorous and it got out of hand.>> that's how it went to facebook and he started to get death threats and calls

this one is not between patrons. the reason last call may come earlier for a well-known walnut creek hot spot. >>> happening right now, disney land is making major changes to its security checkpoints. we posted that story right now on our home page. plus a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, in a new memoir, carrie fisher breaks her silence about her relations with the then married harrison ford while filming one of the biggest movies of all time. read about it right now on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. >>> it is 4:55 right now on your wednesday morning. good morning san francisco as we take a look right down the embarcadero this morning, trolleys still going, maybe a couple people dotting the waterfront there. we have a beautiful day in store. >> last call could be coming a little earlier for a long-time bar in walnut creek. authorities say crogan's bar has been sucking up resources with police responding to more than 700 calls in the last four years, more than any other bar in the city. earlier

presentadora: habÍa un patrÓn de escoger al asma de sus hijos. y cuando vuelve le llama juan gabriel y le dice laura a determinado que ya no vuelas mÁs a la casa de santa fe, pero como es una decisiÓn de laura dicho que si quieres te llamen elocuente. y ella la llama iris es mejor que ya no vengas porque va a entrar mi hermana hacer su trabajo, los salas parece que llegaron allÍ y acapararon todo. presentadora: lo que me sorprende es que terminan los hijos biolÓgicos escondidos y terminan los hijos adoptivos disfrutando del entorno de juan gabriel portillo disfrutamos mucho mÁs de la compaÑÍa. borja: estamos en este punto y ahÍ esos testimonios que llueva repetir me ha costado mucho que hablar a porque ninguno de ellos, todos tienen miedo, estÁn nerviosos, lo estamos viendo en estas entrevistas, todos son lo que dicen yo hablaba mi padre, amaba mi padre. los aguilera salas, no han querido ver las pruebas y las evidencias. presentadora: con todas las gracias buscado, yo no lo sÉ quÉ lo pregunto, de donde es el testamento del cual se habla, donde s

presentadora: existe un patrÓn cuando juan gabriel buscaba madre para sus hijos.on. >> terminan los hijos biolÓgicos escondidos y terminan los hijos adoptivos disfrutando del entorno de juan gabriel. ellos disfrutaron mucho mÁs de la compaÑÍa. presentador: si estÁn estos testimonio de estas personas que me costÓ mucho que hablar, porque todos tienen miedo, todos estÁn nerviosos, todos tienen mucho respeto y los estamos viendo. " yo amÉ a mi padre, yo respetaba a mi padre". creo que la familia de ivÁn, los aguilera-salas, no han querido ver las pruebas y las evidencias. presentadora: con todas las pruebas que has buscado, de dÓnde es el testamento que tanto se habla? presentador: el abogado de ivÁn que determina ese testamento como iban aguilera como heredera universal, se estÁ esperando que se lleve el testamento para estados unidos para que se repartan las propiedades. presentador. parece sacado de un libreto. te agradezco que has estado con nosotros. te felicitamos por el excelente trabajo investigativo. ya lo saben, busquen a mi querido borja que es un gran pro

. >> while i know i can't control everything that happens on the street, i'm responsible for my patrons. >> gravely injured the man was left in the road and remains in critical condition in the hospital saturday. a man that may have been involved in the accident was tow to the police station on this owner says it's not the first time that and drivers need to slow down and that there will be help for patrons crossing the road. >> the victim has family coming in from overseas to visit number the hospital where, again, he is still in critical condition tonight, police say they have no arrested and they are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> and new don't is airlifted to the hospital after a crash on tremont street this afternoon. >> three young children have havebeen rescued from their apartment after their mother was found dead inside. police say they unusually thought it was a home invasion because the door was forced not heard from her and they are the ones who forced the door, so it was not a home invasion. they forced the door and went in and found the young lady. >> t

the ingredients for a 'cuba libre' for one day only patrons of milwaukees 'cubanitas' restaurant can enjoy the drink free states to build a different relationship with the cuban government.' 'its about time, because the cuban people have suffered.' its one of many ways cuban americans across the country are reacting to the passing of longtime dictator fidel castro. cubanitas restaurant owner marta bianchini is in florida for the holidays and tells us why she wants her patrons to raise a glass. 'today were celebrating the optimism of the cuban people... people dont understand how suppressed cuban people are so thats other cuban americans like doctor raul galvan say theyve spent the day reflecting on castros death. 'ive been thinking also about people like my moms generation whose lives he absolutely destroyed.' galvin has been vocal about us/cuban relations and says this is a significant moment in history. 'i think this is another step in the normalization of relations between the us and cuba he says its going to be a long road to a free cuba. 'cuba is not going it hasnt been.' wiscon

was a patron here last night... what we do know.. is the accident could be heard who tell me they're not surprised... "a motorcycle, wah, wah, and then we hear a big bang!" "there were pieces of vehicles around, all over around the area." this was the scene nearby neighbors heard and saw early monday morning. police say a motorcycle and and a sports car were racing east on sahara when another car pulled out of this driveway...causing the motorcycle to rear end the vehicle. leaving so many questions for those who live nearby "oh my gosh, again, what's wrong?" "it's sad you know, it's sad they have to do it down this street because this is a nice peaceful neighborhood." jonathan lives not even 50 yards from where the accident occured. he says street racing happens all the time. but it's gone on a lot more in recent

the lgbt community as harvey milk helped to obtain the permits neatest to open the business and patronize the restaurant in its early years item 3 cafe international a local coffee shop in the lower hates it served as a prominent neighborhood hub and supported artists and performs since 1987 cafe international offers can you sins and coffees and a treasure for organizers and host of art exhibitions and one to host a regular open mike and poetry night the cafe international is less than thirty years but in san francisco operations exceeding two years significance contributed to the lower hate and not include in the registry it faces significant risk of displacement the rent has gone from 45 hundred per month to nearing unsustainability item 3 c the publishes the business is a world publish that opened in 1953 played an important role under north beach the community in which continues to influence literature the brook was a good center and publishers for the generation and current culture movement and at the first paperback movement in san francisco - through the publishing as well as free

you have 55 patrons instead of just one. very, very clever. the thing about this painting, by the way, it is kind of over, over dramatizing. this is not the way it actually looked. lord chatham having a stroke for which he died several months later. the stroke of lord chatham does not sound like it will sell as well as the death of lord chatham. when i say it is an archival document i mean there are images of these portraits and studies of each of these people. trumbull who studied under benjamin west did the same thing. when he embarks on history painting, this is trumbull's famous death of general montgomery done in 1786. interesting.ery i found out recently there is a new biography about him. i cannot wait to get my hands on it. he had a very interesting life, serving in the american army, went to england and was imprisoned as a spy. he might have been a spy. i don't know. that is why a want to read the book. he was trying to learn the art of painting in west's studio and befriends abigail and john adams and jefferson and they encourage him

while i know i can't control everything, that happens on the street, i'm responsible for my patrons. >> jessica: brockton police say a car that was toad on saturday and state police are also investigating. meanwhile, the bar owner says this isn't the first time someone has been hit outside his down and security team will now help patrons cross the street. >> i'm in constant communication with him and hope the guy can make it. >> jessica: we know brockton police have the car they believe is involved in this and continue to search for the driver and asking anyone with information to give them a call. live in brockton, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> sara: new this morning we are looking to get more information about a crash in chelsea. the photographer on scene says that a car collided at eastern avenue and bellingham street. this is down the street from 24-hour airport shuttle stop. it caught fire and small diesel leak from the bus but quickly contained. 3 peep went to the hospital and no word on conditions. the crash is under investigation. >> sara: happening today the swampscott invol

a will the of our patrons love come tog the zoo and haven't been able to go into the lion house for a time. with these renovations, we are updating some bathrooms which are very need ined that part of the zoo, as well as completely renovating the roof, skylights and some paint. what you see here on the left side is a complete removal of the traditional bars that you would see with full glass where our patrons will be able to have better observance of the big kat ins that area. we've also install add partition with the sliding door so that our patients will be able to come in and out and use the restroom facilities while the keepers are able to attend to the animals on the inside. we've also added some enrichment features for the big cats as well, here you see a picture of the renovated roof and skylights which is very needed. next i'll move on a wonderful conservation program which speak tos what san francisco zoo does locally, many times you hear about these incredible global initiatives about rien nos rows and the ivory trade elements, bhiel we are involved in that, there are hometo

in one of his regular patrons, he was the secretary to the first lady. and the artist had done this project as a art project, as a grad student and told the woman who was associated with the white house that he had done this in 1919, inspired by president wilson to bring peace to the world. it has the word tax enscribed here which means peace in spanish. and i've read they're coming to white house with this statute under his arm wrapped in a towel. in those days, one didn't encounter the secret service and he was announced and went into t oval office where he spent some time and presented this -- and we know that wilson lived in this house. he had this sculpture here or on a shelf in his library to the years to keep us here. the story is amazing it doesn't end there, wilson introduced to bernard in the summer recognize as some arts patron. also supporter of president wilson and helped support him in getting an education in rome, eventually a phd there and then going back to the philippines where he became one of the great artists. so it's interesting to

the one where the sign says, "no parking except for patrons only"? where are you going with this, neal? you're saying he towed my car? he towed a police officer's vehicle? yeah, i was looking to tell you, babe. goldblume posted a warning about an hour ago. the notice says it wouldn't hurt if we patronized the guy's place once in a while. oh, yeah, , eutenant. having my car towed gives me a hell of an appetite, any word?? i'll call again. then we'll go. [ dialing ] [ water running ] detective. sergeant. in fact, the very man that i'm looking for. here. "first strike estates"? mm-hmm. you remember a few years back i purchased an underground condo in the alleghenies. underground condo? mm-hmm. america needs positive thinkers, detective. men who can think the unthinkable. [ water running ] your touching, albeit naive exercise in jeffersonian democracy made me suspect that you might be a customer. if you're referring to my phone call, sergeant, that was private and personal. oh, whatever. i wouldn't be without mine. i can see the e mpus room there for lit

starbucks patrons are having a different experi raising the prices for certain cold drinks and muffin it's not much-- the increases are between 10 and 30 cents. starbucks did not explain the move. but-- about 90 percent of the starbucks beverage menu, including hot coffee and tea, did not see prices change. a moving company- forced to pay out half a million dollars- for scamming customers! 7 on your side first reported on the complaints back in may. "best offer moving" was accused of lowballing their estimates- then illegally raising offer" took off with goods belonging to the family of a child who is deaf and has cerebral palsy -- even taking the child's medicine! the company has been ordered to pay a fine of nearly 550-thousand dollars. happening today. giving to charity-- may get you a once in a lifetime brunch with iconic rock star-- bono. here is how it works. if you donate at least 10-dollars to bono's charity-red- you are entered into a raffle giving you a chance to drink tea with him and a friend-- some actress named julia other prizes include-- a private concert from u2, and

the ingredients for a 'cuba libre' for one day only patrons of milwaukees 'cubanitas' restaurant can enjoy the drink free of charge. 'its an opportunity for the united states to build a different relationship with the cuban government.' 'its about time, because the cuban people have suffered.' its one of many ways cuban americans across the country are longtime dictator fidel castro. cubanitas restaurant owner marta bianchini is in florida for the holidays and tells us why she wants her patrons to raise a glass. 'today were celebrating the optimism of the cuban people... people dont understand how suppressed cuban people are so thats what were celebrating today.' other cuban americans like doctor raul galvan say theyve spent the day reflecting on castros death. 'ive been thinking also about people like my moms generation whose lives galvin has been vocal about us/cuban relations and says this is a significant moment in history. 'i think this is another step in the normalization of relations between the us and cuba he says its going to be a long road to a free cuba. 'cuba is not going

one of his patrons was isn't to the first lady, to edith wilson. the artist had done this as an art project as a grad student and told the woman he knew who was associated with the white house that he had done this in 1919 inspired by president wilson's efforts to bring peace to the world. it has the word pax inscribed here, which means peace in spanish. he was invited to meet president wilson. i've heard of him coming to the white house with the statue wrapped in cloth. one didn't encounter the secret service until you rang the doorbell. he was announced, went into the oval office to meet president wilson and was presented and warmly received. we know when he lived in the in this house he had the sculpture here or in his library. the story is amazing but doesn't end there. he introduced the artist to an arts patron, also supporter of president wilson. he helped support him getting an education in rome and eventually a phd there and then going back to the philippines where he became one of the great artists in the history of the philippines. so it'

the opener posting on facebook that he is deeply thanking his staff and patrons. now the restaurant is named after the first mayor of cleveland. it opened back in 2013. it was one of the first in the newly redeveloped area. according to cleveland.com, 12 places has opened but four have closed now. it has been replaced by bold food & drink. we have seen closures including coastal taco. more restaurants are coming soon according to the website. back in march the country trio rascal flats announced a plan to bring a restaurant in, a testament to the resurgence. and jimmy buffett's margaritaville said to be coming soon. but right now, willyville at west 10th and front is closed. two people found dead in akron. police looking at a possible murder-suicide situation at parkway manor apartments. two people were found shot and killed there. we know the summit county medical examiner was at the scene and a source tells us it is being investigated as a suspected murder suicide. we will stay on top of this and bring you more information as it comes in. >>> police in medina ca

any other bar in the city. >> it came to a head when we had the homicide nearby. >>> in august a patron was shot and killed across the street. follow up interviews said they were coming to walnut creek because they could get away with bringing guns into bars. >> because the other towns that they used to party at were now frisking and checking with metal detecters and the walnut creek establishments did not do that. >> reporter: the city had ordered the bar to stop liquor sales by midnight and close by 2:30. but owner says the early last call will spell the end of her business and appealing the decision. and crogan's said in that meeting that they're looking into metal detecters here and the city said they needed more time to make a final call to go over additional information they received from crogan's today. a final decision should be made december fifth, but as of now it's business as usual. they will continue to stay open until 2:00 a.m. reporting live from walnut creek, nbc bay area news. >>> well, nbc bay area responds to a woman who says the it post office is putting people at ri

and went on to say too many things, but i will try to follow little of my normal patron saint, if you would. and great role model, saint katis and try to be brief. i came here with only one intention and that was to serve and i think that is why we all came here. and i remember when someone said, what are you hope to accomplish, and i remember saying, some be from the press and i said i hope to leave the body known as the board of supervisors here honorable bli served and served by many, many, other people as in, even better in the institution than when we walked in the door. and i hope that we can all have that in mind that we have accomplished that in so many ways, if you compare us to so many other bodies of government around the country, let alone around the world. and we have accomplished incredible things and we are talking about the physical chamber here today, which is of course made of the oak which is extinct and i think that it is important that we contrast ourselves with this species of oak and with the future of our continued legislative body on the board of supervisors h

most of the patrons inside the cafe tell me former presidents regime or know someone who did. maria caminero, president of the cuban heritage foundation lv: i left cuba when i was one under politifcal asylum with my mom and baby brother. my father was left behind he was a politcal prisoner for 17 years a couple miles away at de castro verde law group - alex de castroverde tells me his only regret didnt live to see this day. alex de castroverde: he always used to say that he wishes that fidel castro dies befor he does. unfortunately my dad died two years ago so unfortunatly it was bitter sweet because of that. de castroverde's dad was imprisoned for two years under castro after fighting in the bay of pigs in 1961 de castroverde: when he got out - he still never lost hope. of one day having a free cuba. de castroverde tells me his hope is that cuba can now move forward and live up to its potential. de castroverde: we're one step closer to a free cuba. todya we're one step closer to a liberated cuba because fidel castro we'll be here talking to more patrons about their hopes goin

oh, please, enough with the patronizing nonvirgin lecture. i understand just fine. the cheese stands alone. what are you doing here? you've got to talk to vinnie. explain what happened. i can't. he loves you. he'll understand. doogie, leave me alone. please. he's about to do something stupid. vinnie's always about to do something stupid. he thinks you don't want him 'cause you don't find him sexually attractive. that's not true. to prove something to himself, he's going to sleep with another woman. then it's over. you can't run away from this. one day you'll want to have a healthy sexual relationship, if not with vinnie, with someone else. but you'll have to deal with this. janine. i said i never wanted to see you again. how did you get in? you always just walk into an open door? only when i know there's something i want inside. kiss me, wayne. uh...kim, i don't think you say that till much later. let's skip ahead. hey... this is great. i'm so proud of me. run our fingers through her hair. mmm. yeah, yeah. whoa. what about janine? janine who? this is obviously not w

cruz into the end zone by 6, patrons advance the 54-nothing went. randall cunningham skyhawks thinking upset, already up in the third. christian, nice limb rollout and touchdown pass, 40-13, cunningham's hawks soar into the next round. amber. >> the sun devils visited the wolves, looked to be a easy night for basic. world's first drive he airs it out. red zone, mcallister, basic win, 34-14. undefeated going into league play, fourth quarter, many on top 26-17, running back isaac oleva with back to back >> all right, welcome back to the show. 3a part of the show, desert now this playoff rematch is our papa john's game of the week. >> no score, pirates the host, throw the pile off. going around the corner, picks up another 20 yards, that's a great play. moments later, isaiah morris is going to score the first 6 of the game, they go for extra panic, picks it up and rolls it out. pines get revenge they win it 28-7, who will they play to see who goes to the state champion? giant killers of the playoffs again this year amber. >> back to 4a play jofts in th

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the lgbt community as harvey milk helped to obtain the permits neatest to open the business and patronize the restaurant in its early years item 3 cafe international a local coffee shop in the lower hates it served as a prominent neighborhood hub and supported artists and performs since 1987 cafe international offers can you sins and coffees and a treasure for organizers and host of art exhibitions and one to host a regular open mike and poetry night the cafe international is less than thirty years but in san francisco operations exceeding two years significance contributed to the lower hate and not include in the registry it faces significant risk of displacement the rent has gone from 45 hundred per month to nearing unsustainability item 3 c the publishes the business is a world publish that opened in 1953 played an important role under north beach the community in which continues to influence literature the brook was a good center and publishers for the generation and current culture movement and at the first paperback movement in san francisco - through the publishing as well as free

because the neighbors complained about patrons living room about 2:10 a.m. sunday morning and nobody outside generally what i see when i go by going i don't see folks lingering i tried to schedule a so you would test with the neighbor closest to the venue their complaining the most we've been playing phone tag i left them a message and tell them to e-mail and that way we have a record i haven't heard by the way, back but get a test and see what is going on they sent another complaint an sunday that was loud i did not see anything but nevertheless, a variance with their experience and their house what is going on the street so i'm going to follow up and try to figure that out situation out a couple of compliance items the blue light 1979 union street 15 of october under new management maggie suspected they're under new ownership their permit is expired by operating with a billiard table they'll be coming in for a permit and the last issue the after hours 50150 i went but as 3:30 a.m. and did a visible inspection a busy party like the only major after hours pa

here and while i know i can't control everything that happens on the street, i'm responsible for my patrons. >> jessica: car towed to station on saturday and they are says this isn't the first time someone has been hit outside the bar and drivers need to slow down and security team will help patrons cross the street. >> in constant communication with them and hope this guy can make it. >> jessica: police have the car they believe was involved and asking anyone with information about this or about the driver to give them a call. fox25 news. >> julie: 3 people sent to the hospital after a bus crash. it happened bellingham street and 24-hour shuttle stop. you can see in some of the video the car's engine caught fire and also a small diesel leak from the bus but quickly contained and 3 people went to the hospital and no word on their conditions. the crash is under investigation. happening today swampscott crash killed 2 people at alert shuttle van will be a courtroom. 27-year-old steven birenbaum facing 2 charges of manslaughter. prosecutors say he was going 80 miles per hour at 1 in the mornin

a patron of the richmond society. emeritusonal chairman of the english speaking union and president of the european atlantic movement. i should point out he is high steward of cambridge university, also my boss. any patron of the churchill archive's center and has the churchill metal from the english speaking union. writerurchill, he is a is about twot book vital speeches he gave in 1946. one at west mr. college and -- westminster college and one of the university of zurich. netbook is doing extremely well, on top of the list of best-selling hardback nonfiction books at the moment. the all of the chance to keep it there by going next door and buying more copies. allen did not just write the book. in recent weeks he has been living it. in the last few weeks he has appeared on the very podiums that churchill stood on in misery. souri. he spoke it was mr. college -- he spoke at westminster college. and at the university of zurich. i can't give anyone better to speak about churchill and the europeans for this largely nort

bar tenders, patrons -- bartenders, patrons knew him well. >> he did this with joy. he wanted to make sure people were safe. he would give out free cab rides even. >> in late october he was doing what he does about every night, giving someone a safe ride home when a drunk driver slammed into conaway head on. >> we've talked about how we're out there at the wrong hours with the drunks. we see accidents every night. >> he suffered broken ribs and pelvis. his friends thought hooetd pull through. but he -- he'd pull through. but he died two weeks later still in the hospital. >> it's shocking that what he dedicated his life to preventing is what took his life (he leaves behiebdz -- two young kids. >> he's not just a cabdriver. you know, he was a friend, he was loyal. he made sure you were okay. >> they're hoping one message stands out. >> please don't drink and drive. >> reporting in scottsdale abc 15 news. >>> cops name two suspects in the august shooting death of a local rap artist. the search is on. police found deshawn mcdonald dead at a hotel. he went by the name d-