so this is for 1145 polk street, which is a hopping area. it's located within 300 feet of -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and for the hemlock tavern. my good friend, don don allen and i go back about 20 years. he preceded me as the president of the mission merchants' association. i first met him as the managing partner of the hemlock, and the 1140 l.l.c. folks came to him. they bought the building with the intention of demolishing it and erecting a five story structure. i think you probably have that in your files, and these are very, very good developers. they're the folks that did the bank on golden gate avenue, so they have a great sense for -- if something needs to be restored, restoring it. we're very fortunate having them in san francisco when we need many types of housing and other types of commercial spaces. this is a unique project, at least for me. i don't know if you see many new buildings proposed that have an existing place of entertainment that wants to come back in, so we've been working with 1145 polk, l.l.c., to see the retention of

he knew i had done polk and the polk book got significant attention.o he went to alice and said, i wonder if we should not keep mary on presidents. based on his book on the presidency, i am intrigued by mckinley. so, they asked if i would be willing to switch to this other subject. i wasn't sure about it. we had a meeting in new york and i waxed eloquent on 1850's and >> maybe a little less eloquent on the mckinley. but, jonathan said he was not sure exactly how to market a book on a decade because those kinds of books do not have natural selling propulsion. but he knew how to market a book on mckinley. so he said, take a couple of weeks, your call, and give it some thought and let me know what you decided. i said i do not need two weeks. i want to write books now. i was ready to move on to the northwest for most of my time .nd had given up my job i had since found another job and i wanted to write books. i said i want to write books for you guys and one do think you will sell. >> what job did you leave and which one do you have now? spent many years a

. -- north point street and polk street.roposed work is located at the chocolate building and the coagulating room at ghirardelli square. through a new penetration on the north public facing wall of the chocolate building, modifications to a vestibule at the polk street facade of the chocolate building to provide a new entrance, illumination of a modified blade sign, and installation of lights along the polk street side of the chocolate building. the proposed work would cause minimal changes to the form of the buildings without removing any character defining features or materials. although the proposed project involves the insertion of a visible duct along coagulating room polk street facade, this cannot be placed any any other location on the site due to a variety of existing conditions. the duct will be painted to match the surrounding brick and will be located at a recessed portion of the coagulating room. the proposed entrance modifications are simple yet contemporary in their design to differentiate from the historic b

he knew i had done the polk book and it had gotten attention. so he went to alice and said, i wonder if we should not keep merry on presidents. i am intrigued by mckinley. so they asked me if i would be willing to switch to another subject. i was not sure about it. we had a meeting in new york. i waxed eloquently on the 1850's and a little bit less eloquently on mckinley. but jonathan said he was not sure how to market a book on a decade. they do not have natural selling impetus. but he knew how to market a book on mckinley. so we said, take a couple of weeks, give it some thought and let me know what you decide. i said, i do not need two weeks, i want to write books now. i was about to move and i was giving up my job. i have since gotten another job, but i said i wanted write books for you guys. i want to write books you think will sell. so i will do mckinley. and i am really glad i did. i spent many years at congressional quarterly, i was the editor there and ceo for 12 years but the company got sold and i was unhorsed. i ended up the editor o

polk one of my previous subjects, and how he expanded the united states.ut mckinley pushed out into the caribbean the way no president had done before. it happened because america was building and industrial base and .conomic growth they were building a navy. mckinley had a lot to do with it but it was actually before him. they were gaining more and more interest in building the panama canal. with serious up conflict in the caribbean with the spanish empire, which controlled and owned cuba, it was inevitable that we would go to war with spain and basically kick them out of the caribbean and pick up significant members of their possessions and become an empire. brian: how would you describe mckinley? if he was in this room, what would he be like? robert: he was a tough nut for be to crack. i have written a number of biographies and i thought i was pretty good at bringing people to life. mckinley was not easy to bring to life. he did not keep a diary and he hardly wrote any letters. there is very little written record of what he was thinking or how he was fe

a conversation with roy choi, ron finley and sam polk in just a moem. moment moment and and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers i clike yo thank you. ♪ >> thank you. joining me for a conversation tonight for food justice sam polk here in california, ron finley, urban gardner and roy choi, chef and restaurant tourer. you all know roy. good to have you guys here. >> it seems to me that across the country there is a growing conversation about what some called food justice. food justice. >> you don't like that praihras. >> it is food injustice. >> okay. >> i go to colleges and talking about people, who works in food justice. no, you don't, you work into food injustice. >> lets call it what it is. >> i am glad you jumped in. what i was going with that is some people don't even call it food justice, they call it food par tie. it is not a natural ecosystem, it is a manmade segregated problems where people are having more and other communities having less. what i want to start is what's happen ng the country that's causing the conversation about f

zoe polk -- it's whatever, so there's zoe polk, and ace, whatever you want to take it in. >> good morning. i'm honored to be here before you speaking on this issue. as you may recall in 2012, the human rights commission did a human rights hearing of the impact on the war on drugs. we had over 100 members of the public who talked about the war on drugs, and about what the consequences are. we were delighted to work with nicole elliott and the department of public health and hope that really laid out a sense of equity and it's crucial and needs to happen as as soon as as the program is laid out. i also just want to talk about thinking about the report and intersecti intersectionality, we were thinking that people's identities and multiple intersection of identities, so we're taurki we're talking about incarcerated people, for example, which includes veterans who were particularly after the vietnam war experienced high rates of mental disorders, ptsd. it's also in the lgbt community, people are more likely to experience discrimination and harassment, and that is the reason that 16% of transg

that's cabin on polk street. and the party there is just getting started. larry beil will have highlights of the game later in sports. i have a feeling that folks will be out there a long time. >> oh, yeah, they had fun tonight. >>> well, speaking of not having fun, not a good day for tesla at all. the fremont-based company is running into a major problem just hours after posting a record quarterly loss. >>> and this video is hard to watch. but it's raising new questions about a police arrest in the east bay. >>> anyone looking to start up a business knows how hard it can be. but a new local program is offering a 0% interest loan. >>> channing tatum is in for jimmy kimmel tonight. here is a look at what he has coming up right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> thanks. i'm channing tatum in for jimmy kimmel. take a look at this. [ cheering ] >>> new developments tonight in the case of a bay point man who died in police custody last year. newly released body cam video shows the moments leading up to the death of umberto marteinez. lilian kim has the story. >> body

when you look from the polk street steps, and you look all the way down the plaza, down market street, daniel burns' design, this was meant to be this way. it's really special. >> the city approached us off the grid to provide food and beverages at the event as kind of the core anchor to encourage people who leave a reason to stay. >> it's really vibrant. it's really great, just people walking around having a good time. >> this formula is great food, interesting music, and then, we wanted to have something a little more, so we partnered with noise pop, and they brought in some really fun games. we have skeeball, we also have roller skating lessons, and we've got a roller skating rink. >> if you're a passion jail skeeball player like me, and you're deciding whether you're just going to roll the ball up the middle or take a bank shot. >> our goal is to come out and have fun with their neighbors, but our goal is to really see in the comments that it's a place where people want to hold their own public event. >> i think this is a perfect example of all these people working together. every

that's cabin on polk street. and the party there is just getting started. larry beil will have highlights of the game later in sports. i have a feeling that folks will be out there a long time. >> oh, yeah, they had fun tonight. >>> well, speaking of not having fun, not a good day for tesla at all. the fremont-based company is running into a major problem just hours after posting a record quarterly loss. >>> and this video is hard to watch. but it's raising new questions about a police arrest in the east bay. >>> anyone looking to start up a business knows how hard it can be. but a new local program is offering a 0% interest loan. >>> channing tatum is in for jimmy kimmel tonight. here is a look at what he has coming up right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> thanks. i'm channing tatum in for jimmy kimmel. take a look at this. [ cheering ] ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >>> new developments tonight in the case of a bay point man who died in police custo

amazingly brad polk is still inside, he tucked himself in to protect —— protect himself.d away. that is all for now. the bbc understands that the labour mp, kerry mccarthy, will submit letters to party officials on monday which she says show she received "unwa nted attention" from her fellow labour mp, kelvin hopkins. mr hopkins is currently suspended from the party, following accusations of inappropriate behaviour, which he denies. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. kerry mccarthy says she is speaking out to support the young labour activist ava etemadzadeh, who alleged hopkins had acted inappropriately towards her after a meeting at essex university four years ago. kelvin hopkins is currently suspended by the labour party while those allegations, which he denies, are investigated. kerry mccarthy is not making any formal complaint. instead, she is submitting information to the inquirer which she believes could be helpful for the ava etemadzadeh. she says she first suffered unwanted attention from mr hopkins “119911, and more recently, she received a letter

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a conversation with roy choi, ron finley and sam polk in just a moem. moment moment

commanding general, i left jefferson to throw my command between washington city and the army of general polk and to break up his railroad communications with the federal capital. one clear issue of these reports , there was nothing mentioned about what jackson should do about cutting that railroad. this campaign was about office of strategy, moving pope out of his position and bringing him into a piece of ground that would lead him into a confederate assaults. jackson's to remain with the strategy that was our descent by lee after he cut that railroad line. what should he do next? we will hear a lot from joseph harsh over the net -- over these next few presentations, as he noted, general lee did not make was notis operation about getting mired in serious fighting, or else jackson would violate the spirit of his instructions. lee may have miscalculated before he arrived on the scene. perhaps he underestimated pope possibility to concentrate his manassasthe vicinity of and overestimated his own ability to concentrate his army with jackson's in a timely fashion. jackson would spend the remainde

marion polk national commander american veterans, amvets.onal commander army and navy union. executive director noncommissioned officers association. national commander of the american legion. cornelius van ess, national commander military order of the purple heart. wendell webb, national commandant marine corps league. lyons smith, executive director military chaplains association. jerry walden, national commander legion of valor of the usa. david gibson, commander-in-chief military order of the world wars. john adams, national president of the retired enlisted association. brian stacker, washington, d.c. agent, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. gary augustine, executive director disabled american veterans. dana atkins president military officers association of america. jeff ledieux, president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the united states public health service. robert swann, national commander polish liege of american veterans usa. not with us today is paul warner, nationa

and now we have a few light showers coming through the polk noes.t's not quite cold enough yet for some snow flurries. we're not that far away. you we're pretty much clearing out. lots of sunshine amo nice looking day. not as windy as today. but a bit cooler. probably 10 degrees cooler or close to it. then by saturday we're starting off dry. this trend continues. and there's 8:00 a.m. and here's the midday hours. it's already in the lehigh valley. some of that on the heavier side, as you can see. steadier rain to the north. overall. fewer hours of it and not as much. you can see in the afternoon, there's more into the evening. and look at that. just more and more. now later on at night. that's when everybody gets the rain. and it will be moving through by sunday morning. it will be on its last leg if not already offshore. and that sets us up for dry weather on monday. much cooler weather tomorrow. . many highs only in the 40s after near 60 today. temperatures and more timing on the rain coming up. >>> we're talking about concern over concussions in

each time it's cold enough to see a little snow in the polk knows. chilly and sunny a little nicer on sunday. still is it's going tb below average. so today's high, 49. we should be at 59. well below average. 39 in philadelphia. 37 in trenton. 34 in allentown. 43 for all of you in stone harbor tonight. we're not climbing too much. 52 tomorrow. 55 on thursday. and look at this. highs in the 40s for friday and saturday. back to some 50s. the cold air sticks around. let me walk you through it. we have 40s in place. we have our winds that are coming in out of the north. the rain clears out of here. you'll wake up to 39 in philadelphia. 31 in mount pocono. 38 in wilmington. only the low 50s with clouds maybe an isolated shower. we wake up thursday. 34 in philadelphia. 32 in mount pocono. 30 in allentown. look what happens by the time we get into thursday afternoon. mid-50s. but friday morning, here comes the cold air. 29 in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. looks like we will see our first freeze by happen saturday or sunday morning. 39 in south jersey. 44 a

and the polk county sheriff office is working with state officials to figure out what >> authority nindz nearbyia said they have to forcibly take people that live near their home near a volcano. only 40,000 evacuated. see the smoke and ash building that forced the airport in bali to close. one of our own kristin leon is in bali now on honeymoon she's been tweeting picture despite the warnings some locals told her it's safe to hike near the volcano. no thank you. meanwhile pope francis making historic trip to berma pope receiving this morning a warm greeting catholics make up 1% of the population. most of nation is buddhist and the nation has been come under fire for driving muslims out of the kupty. not clear ft. pope will take up the issue when he meets with country's leaders. like christmas on capitol h hill. capitol christmas tree ar arriving today it comes from the national forest in montana the tree traveled through ten states and made 20 officials stop sign during the journey and the annual tree lighting air mopey will take place a week from thursday. >> it looks like not feels lik

assembled group of native american world war ii war he heroes he likes to call senator elizabeth warren polk honecahon. racial provocation and insults leading into today from his twitter account. this string of incidents from the president now includes the president retweeting three videos from far-right, anti-muslim fringe political party in britain called britain first, inheritor of the british national party. not well-known in u.s., if they are all, in conjunction with murder of joe cox, stabbed to death in street business neonazi who screamed britain first as he stabbed and killed her in cold blood because she was too pro-immigrant. happened from the brexit vote in britain. only other thing they're known for here is overtly racist campaign for mayor of london. 1% of the vote. distinguished himself on the night of the mayoral election, all the candidates standing up and winner got up to give remarks and guy from britain first turned his back and showed it to sadiq khan specifically because he's a muslim. one of the britain first videos that the president tweeted today was straight-up unad

polk county, florida, that is. where a train carrying molten sulfur has derailed.his is an area southwest of orlando. just to give you perspective, molten sulfur is primarily used to make sulfuric acid. this is a breaking news development. we learned about this a few moments ago. and bring you updates inside our nbc washington app. >>> molette, thank you. >>> we have breaking news in your first 4 traffic. >> dave dildine has more. >> aaron, eun, this is a big one. the i-95 college park interchan interchange, a car carrier overturned and a car overturned on the ramp from the inner loop of the beltway to go on 95 northbound. that ramp is shut down. chopper 4 sees it. there's one down the embankment. it actually caught on fire and sparked a brushfire. the charred area is where the grass burned. you can see the impact this is having on traffic. with that ramp shut down on a busy travel day, it the inner loop, bumper to bumper. the outer loop is also heavy. the taillights are headed towards a broken down truck near colesville road. they're trying to drag that to the roa

because visitors "wear down the steps and brush against the and generally product, polk, and pull at the artwork, and entrance fee should be charged, suggested the heritage foundation. democrats in the houston announced the idea as indirect taxation typical of republican dishonesty, arguing the public saw itself as the proprietor of the capital. "don't charge american families usage fees to what belongs to declared a representative from ohio. democratic senators chimed in. really believe it is too old-fashioned to think those who own the building will not have to pay in admission fee to to enter it?" lawmakers sentiments were canvassed by a reporter from the hill. i'll give you a small sampling here. mr. and mrs. brock of williamsville, new york called it are privileged, "we are not visitors. we are taxpayers." "this is my house," set a person from new jersey. already,"ough commented one. , the reverendl donald bassett of tennessee found the fee proposal to testable and in violation of "the ferry concept, the very idea of america." the notion of ownership of walking into my house is

residents, business folks, neighborhood leaders, who have become concerned about plight of homelessness, polk street area, chinatown, where homeless numbers have seen a large uptick while the rest of the city has stabilized. the city staff said it was the best forum they have experienced, no offense to my colleagues, but i was really proud because the folks from district 3 were easy and early adopters. business or telegraph hill, were very interested in seeing navigation center and to that end, i said that i would come back to the community and i'm going do that. but i wanted to start by saying we've identified two public sites in district 3. the studies that the department of homelessness who i neglected to acknowledge earlier on, showed was that the largest concentration of homeless individuals in the northeast corner of san francisco are clustered on the northern waterfront and to that end, i've been looking for a facility on public land in that part of the corner of the city that i represent. and so we have two pieces of public land. i'm going to go back to the community, but i wanted to

the department has received letters of support for two members of the public, one from the middle polk neighborhood association, one mission merchants and one from state assembly member chu. it's identified as a driver of community engagement through weekly fundraisers held at the restaurant. the department has received one letter in opposition with noise from the existing patio cited as the main issue. the project sponsors will share that information with you during their presentation. the approval has the following conditions. the project promotes the continued operation of an established locally owned business and contributes to the viability of the neighborhood. the sponsor will limit the hours of operation to 10:00 p.m. daily to mitigate noise. it's located 70 feet away from the residential buildings adjacent at the rear. the project meets all planning code requirements and surrounding uses. that concludes my presentation and i'm available for any questions you may have. >> thank you. project sponsor, it's opened up to you for 5 minutes. >> good afternoon. i'm serena calhoun, proj

a writer for "the new york times" since 1989, she is a george polk award winner and a pulitzer prize finalist. her work has also revved harvard goad dismiss prize for investigative reporting. and we're honored to know she lives close by in hoboken, new jersey. she is in conversation with journalist joe nocera, a columnist for bloomberg view whose career on business and sports has spained "the new york times" to fortunes npr. join me in welcoming diana henriques and joe nocera. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you very much. diana's book is called "the first class catastrophe's" black monday, 1987, a day when the dow jones industrial average dropped 508 points. 22%. more than any day in history, including during the crash of '29, 1929. now, as it turns out, i was doing some writing at the same time when the crash took place, and i wound up riting a book that came out six years later, and i realized reading diana's book that there were two black mondays. there was the outsiders black monday and there was the insiders 0 black monday. and i'm just going to read you a paragraph from some

lehigh valley and polk e knows. you have hit the first freeze.points south. delaware, south jersey, philadelphia and delaware county here in pennsylvania. this is tomorrow evening at 7:00 through saturday morning at 10:00. that's when we're going to be below freeze iing. a good part of tomorrow is going to be at or below freezing across philadelphia as well. the e lows at night will reach 25 degrees. the feels like temperature will be about 5 at night and 15 during the day. it is going to be bitterly cold out there. these are all the areas right on down to the jersey shore. if it you're zitting on the water, not so much to worry about there because the water temperature is 63. if you're even off the water by a few miles, you could hit the freezing mark. a few showers through the area. i'll let you know how this is going to affect us and walk you through hour by hour to let you know what the temperature will be. but right now, locating all that warm, winter gear. we're going to definitely need to get into the winter feel with all of this that's go

it will be at polk hall at the bill graham civic auditorium at 5:30 p.m. tickets are $40 and will be available at the door. >>> if you've gotten gas in gilroy in the past week listen up. police found a credit card skimmer attached to a pump at a valero station near first street and hecker pass highway. authorities believe the skimmer was there for a week, maybe even longer, they are now asking anyone who purchased gas at that station to check their bank statements and make sure that you aren't a victim of fraud. >>> this morning there is now another bombshell accusation against roy moore and a fifth woman is leveling charges. she claims the alabama senate candidate sexual assaulted her when she was only 16 years old. abc's lana zack is live in washington, d.c. with more on this latest allegation and the growing call for moore to step down. lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, jessica. more people are coming forward in support of the women and their allegations, but few people, if any, particularly none here in washington, are coming forward in support o

before we get to the forecast though, before i came into work today, i was out in alexandria polk elementaryice enough to listen to me and tucker talk weather with them all afternoon earlier this afternoon because i mean who wants one meteorologist, you got to send two, right two is better than one. they asked some tough questions there. we need reinforcements. they were wonderful as well as the we appreciate talking with them. the one thing that the second graders were very aware of was that the cold was coming as advertised all week long. it is going to be very chilly beginning tomorrow and really lasting through the first half of the weekend. so, colder air is moving in tonight. it will become breezy as those clouds clear out, getting towards tomorrow morning, very windy so not only will it be well below normal when it comes to our temperatures but with the wind blowing it's not going to feel any warmer than probably the mid 30's at any point during the day. widespread hard freeze still in the forecast for saturday morning. we've got a freeze warning north and west. that's for tonight. ev

president railed against undocumented immigrants and nfl players, and called senator elizabeth warren polk hon taus. cnn also learned the president questions the politics of acknowledging barack obama was born in the u.s. something he finally did last year. mr. trump believes he would have done better had he continued to embrace the debunked conspiracy theory. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: the white house press secretary said the president did not know the person behind the videos when he retweeted them which raises the question whether president trump is depending on his team for guidance on social media behavior. he has a secretary of state for now, but he obviously did not consult with the state department when he gave american credibility to a group that pedals hate. wolf. >> good point. jim acosta, thanks very much. we're also learning more right now about why there's so much speculation about rex tillerson's future. let's go to our correspondent, michelle kaczynski. she's over at the state department. you're getting any information from

. >> i want to thank james polk, p-o-l-k at white all elementary school, the entire second grade. >>s are -- the kids today >> they're so much smarter. >> these 2 two amazed me. >> that's the principal and assistant principal. they all watch, not just the students, everybody and the staff and thanks for the welcome. >> and to you for keeping all those second graders captivated by all your weather knowledge. >> it matters tuck. thank you for doing that. >> my view was always if one person had reached out to me it would have made all the difference. one student i said what do you want to be and is he she had i want to be a bus driver a veterinarian and astronaut and now a meteorologist. >> you have like a lot of boyfriends or girlfriends at that age, too. >> i didn't get into the personal relations. >> i've got five girlfriends. [laughter] >> wait. do we ever outgrow that. >> hopefully, yeah. >> steve. >> deceptively exciting today. nice bright and sunny. lot of. windy conditions. cold front is coming through. freeze warning tonight. the big story, the 20's we're expecting tomorrow mor

it will be in the polk hall at the bill graham civic auditorium at 5:30. tickets are $40 and will be available at the door. >>> if you've received gas in gilroy in the past week listen up. police found a credit card skimmer attached to a pump at a valero station near first street and hecker pass highway. authorities believe the skimmer was there for a week, maybe longer. check your bank statement and make sure that you aren't a victim of fraud. >>> california congresswoman jackie spear will testify about preventing sexual harassment in congress. today's hearing is scheduled to start at 7:00 before the committee on house administration. congresswoman spear will introduce the me, too. congress act. it will require more transparency while providing better support for victims and whistleblowers. this stems from allegations against harvey weinstein and later against republican candidate roy moore. >>> president trump is on his way back to the u.s. after his trip to asia and apparently he's planning something big. what that is, i have no idea, but this is what t