we're talking about savoy tivoli in san francisco's north beach. it first opened at the turn of last century as a restaurant for sailors. for decades it hosted musical acts, poets and theatrical performances. in 2018, it closed for an earthquake retrofit. then of course the pandemic hit and the bar remained closed. but last night the savoy tivoli had its grand reopening. how about that? joining us now is tito avila and paul cozell, the two friends and business owners bringing savoy tivoli back to life. paul, let's start with you. let's talk big picture here. how important is this not just for your business but really just for the passion and soul of san francisco? >> raj, thank you very much. thank you kindly for having us. it's all about, you know, the history of san francisco, north beach. you know, it's rich. it's deep. we love that city very much. it's amazing the savoy tivoli is 115 years old. it's only had three ownership groups. we are so passionate about this enterprise, it's hard to express. >> tito, what was the grand reopening like last

prepare italian style cabbage rolls, prepare the following ingredients, of course you will need canned savoyyou need a couple of spoons of tomato paste and a glass of tomatoes in their own juice. still needed, tomatoes, garlic, red onion, pepper, chili, and olive oil for the filling, you will need brown and red rice, 75 g each each will be enough also prepare 150 g. minced chicken fillet, tomatoes, herbs, onions and garlic, can you tell us where we start? uh-huh to command. this is cool. so come on. masha, let's start with the filling, so please open the rice, while i'll cut it for the sauce , grinder. let's get started. take an onion too. help me, let's go uh-huh what 's your perfect morning? he told me, but since we traveled a lot, and recently there was a busy schedule, then, of course. i would like to wake up at home more often, what am i now i allow myself. so i wake up and take a contrast shower. i love to advise everyone a contrast shower. here is a cup of coffee and , of course, my favorite meal of the day is breakfast. you have a hearty breakfast. well, now i will say, honestly, not

savoy let's see. room on the second floor i stopped game unusual room known that then here somehow theostakovich stayed. for this reason, they are also here. but of course in the winter from the thirty-seventh to the thirty-eighth, when the game took place here. they didn't listen here, only music. this is the very peak of repression, the denunciation of a spy. mania game, a foreigner and his phone records were tapped. on january 12, 1938, he called ka-4-6-966 spoke with a man in a foreign language 5-8 3:0 spoke with a woman in and in the language with the first of the indicated phones, everything obviously belonged to ignatius to the curator of the cambridge five in the moscow center and fact is a fact, quite in the spirit of the times, he is already writing about him. let's say. so intelligence report about reich's wife i don't think she's crazy or mentally deranged she's hysterical and or most likely a decomposed person. she is completely alien to us, shameless, has a friend whom she herself says that they conduct anti-soviet conversations, run around commission shops and to men, wh

last night the savoy tivoli had its grand reopening. the owners say they made some changes to the interior, but they kept his character. >> it's amazing to have like -- to see it come alive and see people in their dancing and having a good time. it's almost like seeing a history book open up. it's pretty cool. >> we still love san francisco. we are doing our best to pay homage to a world class city. >> the transfer they were -- >>> a project years in the making will finally open tomorrow and we are talking about palisades tahoe unveiling its new gondola. a half-mile right take you about 15 minutes and it connects palisades tahoe with nearby alpine meadows. the resort says the project has been a goal for more than seven decades. >> the founders of the mountain -- they have always wanted to connect these two beautiful mountains together and now we are actually able to do it. >> tomorrow's opening ceremony will in course include a ribbon- cutting and live music and some fireworks and i have to say let's talk to jeff because jeff, it looks

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ah flew, i'm fully back. savoy watching al jazeera ly from doha, also coming up several ukrainian cities. i hate in one of the biggest waves of russian strike since the war began. and at least 19 people are killed in a fire at a casino hotel in cambodia. some were forced to jump from the burning building. ah, we begin in israel where the most right. swing government in the nation's history has been sworn in. the coalition will be led by benjamin. it's now was returning ascribed minister for the 6th time. his government includes ultra nationalists and ultra orthodox jewish parties, protest as opposed to the new governments rallied outside the committee. i'll yes, now's 40. i said it will pursue expansion of settlements in the occupied west bank . that's raising fears of an escalation intention with palestinians. we come to demonstrate against a government that it may be legal but not legitimate. a government that wants to break down israel, democracy after the laws that they're planning to pers, israel will continue to exist, but not as a democracy. like you're involved almost a week ago

savoy yes, he also transfers to where they can all be accommodated and he and his wife and daughter.ey came to him and settled them in a hotel. moscow, which, by the way, was then so loved to be filmed. it is possible to bring the mother-in-law of the deivich to the ussr. it was doubly difficult, but her german passport was marked by yuda as a jewess, and this is another example of how complex and multi-layered history is, let's think about it in the stalinist ussr they did not spare their own, but it turns out they saved from imminent death in the reich in her and in such free us jews from the reich at that time were deployed to regain speed by their spouse. you issued passports for citizens of the ussr to his still comintern pseudonym lang, but the times are still the same yes, even about people like them who write everything and write undercover reports, a volunteer on the eighth floor. hotel. moscow lebedev maintains contact with a foreigner living in room 531 on november 13, he called his swan by phone to his room in response to a source's question. why did he call lebedev , the

savoy yes, he also transfers to where they can all be accommodated and he and his wife and daughter.to him and settled them in a hotel. moscow which, by the way, then so loved making movies. during the day, he manages to bring his mother-in-law deychen to the ussr. it was doubly difficult, but her german passport was marked by yuda as a jewess, and this is another example of how complex and multi-layered history is, let's think about it in the stalinist ussr they did not spare their own and it turns out they saved her from inevitable death in the reich, but like such free usa jews from the reich at that time they unfolded the passports of citizens of the ussr to his still comintern pseudonym lang, but in the days of even those like them, they write everything and write intelligence reports, a volunteer eighth floor. hotel. moscow lebedev maintains contact with a foreigner living in room 531 on november 13, he summoned lebedev by phone to his room in response to a source's question. why did he call lebedev the latter was very embarrassed and confusedly answered that he had asked him t

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microphones a little bit outside the tower on a building below and then relaying that back to the savoybbc's earlier headquarters. hill. so the bbc's earlier headquarters . and so a little headquarters. and so a little bit later , a few years after bit later, a few years after that they put the microphones inside the bell free. would this have been a grand day out to look across views of london? yes. in the in the late victorian period we know by that stage that people were up to watch the winding of the great clock. so this a feature of saturday afternoons as people nicknamed the whole tower big ben so that that comes from the 19th century and then the 20th century you have even more importance reflected on the tower when the chimes the bells mainly the sound of big ben is used in the remembrance service on whitehall . so at the 11th on whitehall. so at the 11th hour of , the 11th day of the hour of, the 11th day of the 11th month, you hear big ben strike , and then in the distance strike, and then in the distance you hear the report of a gun and thatis you hear the report of a gun and

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and the end of the movie, they -- we got to the savoy hotel and i really wanted to drive the car because going to look like steve mcqueen and be so cool and the director, john mackenzie said, "hey, you're in the front seat in the front, get down there." and i thought, "[ bleep ] this is no good this is really boring. [ light laughter ] and we drove down the strand and john mackenzie, the director, god bless him, he drove. phil meheux was in the back with the camera and he said, "action." and he said, "just come up and point the gun. and bob hoskins wasn't there, he was just a dot on the camera >> seth: i mean, you certainly would never watch it and not think, as actors, you both obviously do an incredible job of making me believe you were there at the same time >> well, it's bob hoskins. bob hoskins just owns that scene. and i just happened to be part of that scene. >> seth: yeah, i guess probably still like that's less of a special effect than we're going to see in "black adam. [ laughter ] >> "black adam" is huge, it's a colossal piece >> seth: i think it speaks to exactly how long you

the savoy is not bad. it's been referred recently and he wants them to work.saying. and if you allow people who come to the country through illegal means to work. to the country through illegal means to work . you've no idea means to work. you've no idea who you're letting in. and you're sending a signal, an open door to countless others. it doesn't make sense. but many other things have happened in the week i've been away, went out, told that whole day camps will be opened up. the ukrainian refugees and the homeless will be booted out because they going to be per capita than to be cheaper per capita than hotels. we've learnt in manchester published today by the telegraph that you have people living in these hotels commuting , people living in these hotels commuting, commuting to people living in these hotels commuting , commuting to work and commuting, commuting to work and getting 20, 30 quid a day in cash back handers, working as lookouts and otherjobs for lookouts and other jobs for criminal gangs. don't say i didn't warn you about all of this. oh, the num

the savoy is not bad. it's been referred recently and he wants them to work.lby saying. and if you allow people who come to the country through illegal means to work. to the country through illegal means to work . you've no idea means to work. you've no idea who you're letting in. and you're sending a signal, an open door to countless others. it doesn't make sense. but many other things have happened in the week i've been away, went out, told that whole day camps will be opened up. the ukrainian refugees and the homeless will be booted out because they going to be per capita than to be cheaper per capita than hotels. we've learnt in manchester published today by the telegraph that you have people living in these hotels commuting , people living in these hotels commuting, commuting to people living in these hotels commuting , commuting to work and commuting, commuting to work and getting 20, 30 quid a day in cash back handers, working as lookouts and otherjobs for lookouts and other jobs for criminal gangs. don't say i didn't warn you about all of this. oh, the

, an keisha and the savoy, an incredibly talented band they had siobhan yeah, they had different membersthe year and eventually all three have been replaced by other like heidi range people like that. but in 2011 they reformed . but in 2011 they reformed. they've actually been back together since 2011. but what's happened the past couple of weeks is that they released an album four days out called the lost tapes, which actually lost tapes, which was actually written by them eight years ago, but they couldn't release various legal reasons because they actually only regained the use of the sugababes as a name in 2019 big legal battles over it to the independently released that four days ago they've announced this big tour year and now record labels are fighting over the many good it's brilliant iconic sugababes music it's r&b they it's cool sexy it's r&b they it's cool sexy it's edgy and i think the differences and this is what reports are saying about why record labels want to sign them is because they could do new music. they might be nostalgic, but not cheesy but they're not cheesy nost

experience in an industry he's worked at a range of high restaurants all across london, including the savoyuffered setback, which changed his life. he was diagnosed with type two diabetes after just 105 days, though , he managed to days, though, he managed to reverse the condition naturally all willpower to change his eating . i am delighted to say eating. i am delighted to say that author chef lyndon wissart joins me live in the studio. linda to see you. nana thank you for having me today. this is the second time i've seen you. but you're looking. you're looking slimmer even then. you're looking well well. thank looking very well as well. thank you. you just you you. thank you. you just you just turning into husk your just turning into a husk of your former self. so talk to me. somebody looks so fit as you somebody who looks so fit as you ask yourself come. you ask yourself how, come. you managed a managed to find yourself in a position type diabetes, position with type two diabetes, which mostly , as far as we which is mostly, as far as we know, is self inflicted, self—inflicted. yes well