he starts to encourage an increasing number of artists who become affiliated with the cafe cino. trick wilson, two wilsons. patrick and langford wilson, there is a lot of wilsons, doric wilson. many wilsons, and then who else, sam shepherd was the experimental playright. there are a number of people that start coming in and writing these experimental plays. and joe cino died in 1968, so he had been sort of working at establishing this little tiny theater place but what started to happen by the time he died, over the course of the 10 years, since 1958 when he first moves into this little tiny cafe, and the time he dies in 1968, the idea of creating theater in new york city, in alternative spaces, in ways that are very decidedly not commercial, starts to gain steam. joe cino is not the first person to encourage people to make art. there are theater makers that have come before. there is the living theater, which is actually still, you can google them and find out about the living theater but there was this theater this group was founded in the late 1940s, they had been around. then

that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> this is the regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, march 12th, 2018. the meeting is being called to order at 5:35 p.m. small business commission thanks media services and sf govtv for televising the meeting. members of the public, please take this opportunity to silence your phones and other electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to three minutes perspeaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. speakers are requested but not required to state their names. spelling which is optional will help ensure proper spelling of names in the meeting. speaker cards will be called in the order in which they were

that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard of the program when the organization was advocating to launch clean power sf. what i'm most excite

the city. and this is accessory use catering that will be allowed in limited restaurants. think cafes, bakeries, oftentimes these businesses have kitchens. they use the kitchens for a small portion of the day and traditionally, they've worked with catering businesses to rent out that space. many of the businesses have confronted our city's bureaucracy and have been thwarted. one business in particular when supervisor rosen and i met about this a couple of years ago when we were not supervisors, as i said, was la evict -- la victoria bakery in the mission. they were simply trying to memorialize a practice that they have done all the way backlit -- literally to the '60s and the last time that the democratic convention was here, they were catering all over san francisco. they were confronted with obstacles such as, you have to provide products in the front of the store. you have to have a limited number of them. there's all these confusing aspects between the department of public health and the planning department. i want to commend the planning department for working with me and we came

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. >> i think it's cold blooded. >> the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter. >> cafe managers declined a comment to ktvu. >> it's still the. >> my understanding is that they're not going to serve police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think we have to work together not against each other. >> if you're a uniformed officer trying to get a cup of coffee here. >> the cafe opened several months ago at the corner of east 27th on fruitvale. fatal police shootings and law enforcement mill to a risization. >> i don't think she should. who are they going to call? the police. >> i think that if a group of people don't feel safe with a police officer who's currently on duty coming into a space and they want people in this neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space, then that is a choice they should be able to make. >> in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thieves are targeting mail trucks in oakland breaking into them and stealing mail. thieves break into the trucks right through the side windows. there have been four break-ins in less than four weeks. the thieves may

that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> third thursdays at the commons is a monthly event series to really activate krisk centkrisk -- civic center, fulton mall, and other locations through social operation. >> in 2016, an initiative called the civic center progress initiative was launched, it was launched by a bunch of city agencies and community partners, so they really had to figure out how to program these places on a more frequent basis. i'm with the civic center community benefit district, and i'm program manager for the civic center commons. also, third thursdays will have music. that was really important in the planning of these events. >> we wanted to have an artist that appeals to a wide range of tastes. >> i'm

on the other side of town, sarah wolfgang owner of the dog cafe was also trying to revolutionize the world of animal adoption. >> why are you causing so much trouble? >> she'd seen cat cafes sprouting up across the country and wanted nothing more than her dreams of licks, loves and lattes to come true, too. >> we had kind of wanted to form or establish the dog cafe on the backs of these types of cafes because they had already been through the health department aspect of things. that just didn't work. every time we called them, you must be out of your mind. this is the health department's worst nightmare. >> she spent month after month negotiating. >> when you're dealing with a new idea and trying to navigate the government to say yes taan ide idea it's important to be on their side first. tell them what they want to hear. >> staying determined while getting creative with possible solutions is what gave sarah the go ahead. >> finally, i was like, what if we happened to have two stores that happen to be next door to each other that one store happened to sell coffee and one store happene

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six months redesigning the place while saving some vintage items for the decor they christened it the cafemohai today it's an institution in munich's west end district. tell the dentist this can see the klein and because lots of small shops are disappearing and individual ality is no longer much in demand in the workplace these days i think people are looking for precisely the opposite they're looking for nostalgia tranquility and relaxation too. and i think they find that here with us something lots of people come and spend three or four hours here. when their fellow still rose to reopened in two thousand and six it was just one of two rose trees in munich today there are thirty five. elspeth moser is roasting some new beans from nicaragua roasting is an art as coffee contains three to four times as many flavor components as why. these beams are grown at fourteen hundred metres above sea level. because it has been working closely with the farmer for years. class while i was in nicaragua three weeks ago and visited him on this it's a great thing as a copy grower to be proud that he knows t

that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> call the meeting to order and would everybody please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. roll call. >> commissioner cohen? yes. commissioner bridges? yes. casciato will not be here today. president here? kwoer um is present.

the cafe declined toer is of a officer in uniform and posted on social media it ask police to leave forhe physical and emotional safety of its customers. count are protesters showed up to support the cafe's policy. >> they are not saying cops can't come in. uniform with with weapons and they are saying because most of our community will feel traumatized as a result of it. >> uniformed police officers did respond to that demonstration that ended when the cafe protesters moved onto a rockridge farm's market. they went to -- farmer's market. they say they went to confront the mayor and the mayor said she talked with the demonstrators and shook hands with them. >>> a talk about a -- did a taco bell restaurant is closed after a out of control car crashed through the front doors. people watched as they cleaned up the scene. sunday morning, the town car plowed through the restaurant's front window. no one was hurt. >>> our time is 5:34. new ad campaign at bart stations in oakland and san francisco is creating a controversy. >> it does seem antiimmigrant to me. >> i just saw those this morning

the right wing protestors then went to a farmers market to confront mayor schaaf about the cafe and herhe ice raids. the mayor shook hands, and talked with them one on one. >>> trump administration will announce plans to make high volume drug trafficking a crime, potentially pun shish able by death d punish able by -- punish able by get. it will be -- death. it will be part of tackling the opioid epidemic. the white house is looking to cut opioid prescriptions by a third. >>> and president trump is launching attacks against andrew mccabe. the tweets come amid revelations that mccabe detailed conversations with trump and are now in the hands of robert mueller. >> reporter: president trump sunday attacking former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, and special counsel robert mueller in a series of tweets. a source close to mccabe said he kept notes of his interactions with trump, in the same way that james comey, but tweet said he spent time with mccabe. th mccabe. mccabe's lawyer sending a tweet, writing we will not be responding to each false tweet by the president, the whole truth will

according to this letter to the cafe from the oakland police union, cafe staff told a sergeant that it, quote, does not serve the police. obviously, this is both a surprise and a matter of concern for all oakland police officers. it's a surprise to many residents, as well. >> i don't know what they got against them. >> i think that's cold- blooded! >> reporter: the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter they sent two weeks go requesting an explanation. the manager declined comment. but council member noel gallo spoke to the cafe managers thursday and confirmed it's the business's unwritten policy. >> my understanding they are not going to serve our police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think that we ought to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: so if you are a uniformed officer trying to get coffee you will be asked to leave. you will be unwelcome. they opened in fruitvale. it isn't your typical coffee shop. its name in spanish is called "until death." it's a worker owned collective with a mural outside dekraaiing fatal shootings and law enforcemen

policy gathered at the haste muerte cafe they declined to serve a officer in uniform earlier this month. it posted on social media they asked please to leave for the "physical and emotional safety of its customers. but count are protesters showed up to support the cafe's policy. >> they are not saying cops can't come in. they are saying uniformed with weapons. and they are saying because most of our community will feel traumatized as a result of it. >> uniformed police responded to that demonstration that ended when the cafe protesters moved onto a rockridge farm are's market to confront the mayor about the cafe and the comments about the ice raids earlier this month. the mayor says she talked with the demonstrators and shook hands with them. >>> well, an annual event to help girls heading to prom. up next how nearly a thousand teens have chance to get a beautiful dress for the big dance without having to worry about the cost. we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so, why do we pay to have a phone connected, when we're already paying for internet. shouldn't it all jus

according to this letter to the cafe from the oakland police union, cafe staff told a sergeant that it does not serve the police. obviously, this is both a surprise and a matter of concern for all oakland police officers. it's a surprise to many residents, as well. >> i don't know what they got against them. >> i think that's cold- blooded! >> reporter: the cafe hasn't responded to the police union's letter they sent two weeks a ago requesting an explanation. noel gallo spoke to the cafe managers thursday and confirmed it's the business's unwritten policy. >> my understanding they are not going to serve our police officers. i don't agree with that 100%. i think that we ought to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: so if you are a uniformed officer trying to get coffee you will be asked to leave. you will be unwelcome. they opened in fruitvale. it isn't your typical coffee shop. its name in spanish is called until death. the mural outside dekraais fatal shootings and militarization of police officers. it won't host a next coffee with a cop if it doesn't serving cops. >> i

they say the protesters say they went to confront the mayor schaaf about the cafe and her controversial announcement about ice raids earlier this month. the mayor says she talked with demonstrators and shook hands with them. >>> a talk about restaurant in danville is closed after a out of control car cashed through the front door. people watched as the firefighters cleaned up the crash a town car plowed through the front window. no one was hurt. >>> our time is now 4:35. a new ad campaign at bart stations in oakland and san francisco is turning heads. take a look and for some people it's stirring controversy. ktvu jesse gary has a look at posters which includes the words expendable and expensive and they are now being called antiimmigrant by some people. >> reporter: the latest rail wrinkle for bart sits above the iron and on the walls. these billboards went up raising eyebrows and turning heads. >> it seems antiimmigrant to me. >> i just saw those -- this morning and i was not sure who was behind it. i was a little bit suspicious because of that because it seemed like they are targetin

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the cafe' declined to serve an officer in uniform earlier this month. ey asked them to leave for the physical and emotional safety of its customers. counterprotesters showed up to support the cafe''s policy of not allowing uniformed officers inside. >>> they are not saying cops can't come in. they are saying uniform with weapons and they are saying because most of our community will feel traumatized as a result of it. >>> uniformed police responded to the demonstration that end the when the protestors moved onto the farmer's market. they went to to confront. >>> they want pets who travel on commercial airlines to have the same rights as human passengers. >> a bill will make it illegal to put pets in overhead storage bins and require the cargo hold to be pressurized and ventilated. she is taking that action after a french bulldog in its carrier died. you remember the story last week on a united airlines flight from houston to new york city. the dog's owner said a flight attendant insisted the dog be put in the bin overhead in the carrier. they were not al

policy gathered at the cafe. they declined toer is of a officer in uniform earlier thismonth. on social media they said they asked police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of the customers but counter protesters showed up to support the policy of now allowing officers in uniform inside. >> they are not saying cops can't come in. they are saying uniformed with weapons and they are saying because most of our community will feel traumatized as a result of it. >> uniformed police responded to the demonstration that ended when the cafe protested moved onto rockridge farmer's market and went to confront the mayor about the cafe as well as the controversial announcement about ice raids earlier this month. >>> the search continues for a richmond man missing in the sierra. thomas malarkey wept skiing at the -- went skiing last wednesday but didn't return. dozens of search and rescue teams searched over the weekend. authorities also requested a special air force plane with infrared technology to find him. seve

young people were still coming to the cafe to socialize and smoke hookah. , gone like the romance that burned too bright before it vanished with its victim in a cloud of smoke. >> and i can still hear her voice and see her smile, and i know she's -- i know she's here. >> that's all for this edition of dateline extra. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> this is a tragedy on top of a tragedy now.

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reporting in oakland, i'm mary lee, kpix5. >> by the way, people who work at the cafe didn't want to talk on camera saying it's been a stressful time and for their part, the oakland police department and the police union did not want to comment either. >>> a popular trail on the peninsula is closed because of an aggressive mountain lion. two encounters have been reported on the sunrise trail in portola valley. caution tape was put up across the entrance along with signs saying the area is closed. the first encounter was early yesterday. the second was today. ea.. but the >> it's definitely a little scary. i think i've seen a mountain lion from afar before, but they've always been pretty tame and i've never seen an aggressive one. i'll be avoiding the trail. >> mountain lion sightings are not uncommon in the area, but the county says the animal may be acting aggressively to protect a young cub. >>> well, san francisco mayoral candidate london breed just picked up a new high profile endorsement from snoop dogg. the rapper and entrepreneur today posted this video showing every san franci

who called themselves pro president donald trump supporters waved american flags while denouncing the cafe stance and the group declared this is trump country. the group showed up at the temescal farmers market to confront oakland mayor libby schaaf and condemn her for warning i.c.e. of a formal ice raid. she was there to meet community members and those who support her protested by discussing sanctuary cities and discussing protection of it undocumented images. >> president trump ramps up his attacks on special counsel robert mueller's investigation into his campaign. some leap cans are speak out. senator lindsey graham said today if the president fires mueller it, quote, it's the beginning of the end of his presidency." abc news reporter andy field has the latest of his developments. >> reporter: donald trump's motorcade on its way to a virginia golf course. the president taking time off sunday morning after questioning the impartiality of robert mueller's special counsel team, tweeting why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, and some big crooked hillary protests, and zero

i think we have to work together, not against each other. >> reporter: the cafe opened several months ago in fruitvale, and it's not typical. the name is spanish for until death and it's a worker owned collective with the murals decrying police shootings. it probably won't host the next coffee with a cop. >> i don't think it's fair. they should. they protecting them. if somebody breaks in there, who they gonna call? the police. >> i think if a group of people don't feel safe with a police officer currently on duty coming into a space where they want people in the neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space that's a choice they should be able to make. >> reporter: so police with a caffeine fix will probably end up at the starbucks up the street. henry lee, ktvu, channel 2news. >> that has ignited quite a conversation. >>> let's check in with gasia to see what is coming up in the next hour on mornings on 2. >>> good morning, pam and dave much in the 8:00 hour, we will talk with the interim san francisco mayor mark farrell, but before that, london breed is getting support from one

coffee culture is enjoying a revival in eight hundred ninety two the city boasted eighty four large cafes in the inner city alone but then came the big chains and coffee to go the beverage was downgraded to a quick caffeine fix served in oversized paper cups taste was a secondary concern. but in two thousand and six three colleagues at the bavarian state opera quit their jobs to turn a former haberdashery into a cafe. they spent six months redesigning the place while saving some vintage items for the decor they christened it cafe mohai today it's an institution in munich's western district. tell the dentist this can still decline and because lots of small salts are disappearing and into the to well it is no longer much in demand in the workplace these days come good i think people are looking for precisely the opposite they're looking for nostalgia tranquility and relaxation too. and i think they find that here with us it's come from lots of people come and spend three or four hours here . it's the perfect place to sit down read a book or just look around at the jewelry and drink it it's

i said no, she came to the cafe, broke my door. e had these problems, me and her, but i never touched a girl in my life. you could see the police reports. >> suspicious? sure. but as they asked around among the couple's friends, police learned a few things that put paul's behavior into context. maybe he wasn't any more to blame than she was. >> their relationship was chaotic, no disputing that, absolutely. but he was no more violent in the relationship than she was. whether it be physically, verbally, emotionally. >> as police gathered evidence bit by bit asking around about paul, one of them noticed something a little odd. paul told a friend, also a policemen, by the way, two slightly different stories about his whereabouts the day of the fire. first conversation, day of the fire, reported the.cop friend, paul said he wasn't home all day. then second conversation the next day, paul said he stopped briefly at home en route to his hookah cafe. as we say, odd. but people's memories can be tricky. was that one little difference enough

the building to sway. a window and building maintenance easement, cafe zone easement that allows the developer to put a cafe on the ground adjacent to the hotel for use by the hotel and public. a landscape and hardscape easement west of the zone easement that would relate to the cafe. and be coordinated with ocii that is developing the other improvements on the park and fire separation easement that would restrict any construction within 21 feet of the building under the bus ramp that would cause the developer to have to close off windows or make physical changes to the hotel and residential building. the three year construction access easement, would only extend 20 feet above the ground, so that would not interfere with the bus ramp or get close to the bus ramp. a crane easement that would be used to build the hotel, we -- we were able to negotiate an agreement with a developer that instead of using a boom crane that would be horizontal, they would use a crane that could be -- which would not have to swing over the bus ramp and only be limited to swinging loads that are within an easement which is to -- to

the cafe du ballet closed two years ago now the mayor has purchased the business with the town's money he wants to reopen it otherwise it's liquor license will be lost for good. personally i think it's important to say that this tradition because the beast row is a meeting place with people of historically in france the be strong as a place to meet after work or on weekends. we do we get the mayor's remarks reflect the sentiments of many residents of the town especially the older ones who have already lost their favorite haunts. not yet there was once a by hand. on the cafe diplomats i think it was really nice but it closed that now it's an optical glasses that something else entirely i'm supposed to because it was a really nice place that had been before. but things have changed in bar sort of. the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . short of these menaces things in life are unexpected that you meet someone in the best row have a drink and leave only three hou

the left side is the ground floor of the cafe. it's hard to see the front because of the text writing over it. anyhow, the cafe is 1300 square feet. there's a kitchen in the back and the entry at the front. the hotel basically has two doors, one at the right is the entry and the one over on the left is the exit, which comes down from the floors above. the plan on the right shows the typical floor. they're all a little bit different, but they're pretty similar. this is the second floor in this case. two of the units are the guest rooms face the street, which is the lower part. you can see the varying balconies and sizes. the upper two face the rear yard of the block. the size of these guest rooms range from 160 to about 220. the average is 192, a little below 200men00. they're pretty small. the setback is 25%. we're going up to the first floor there which is the kitchen. it's partially buried. that's not even a full story at the back. these are the upper floors. then when you get to the upper part of the building to the roof, we're

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