when scott ellsworth, the original owner of uptown passed away, our uptown community in the mission and beyond where it immediately and bravely where each. the concern was that the uptown character as an old-school neighborhood dive bar it would change. when scott arrived in san francisco, they were overwhelmed by the love and support scott scott had accrued over the 30 years of uptown. furthermore, he was also encouraged by the decades of experience of his long-standing employee is. i was not the only person who still works for scott he was hired in 1998. scott was a special guy, and he built a special place. he was highly educated and astonishingly well read. he believed his bar worked as a salon for lofty principles and thoughts. there's always a great conversation happening at the regulars corner in uptown, and probably even in the lounge area too. and he measured all of his employees and his customers on great books, and respectful discourse especially. he attracted the same in other people. he attracted people who wanted to work for him and talk about books. i think i probably wou

a lot of people have had weddings and baby showers at the uptown. couples have met there, we have had wakes, we have had funerals, we have had community events. it is a great community space, and really deserves legacy status. i know it is difficult for businesses to stay in neighborhood like the mission, like potrero hill because of rising rent, and i hope legacy status can help with that. and just enclosing, i won't take more of your time because i know you have a lot on your plate, but i think it's really important to go forward with legacy status for both of these businesses. thank you. >> thank you. is there anyone else? >> hello, my name is jason nichols. i do not intend to speak today, but i do feel bound as a long-term patron of the uptown, literally more than half of my life, 25 years. there are many, many, many bars in san francisco. there are very, very few uptown bars elsewhere. you can get a drink else -- anywhere. this is a meeting place for artists, filmmakers, muralists, local community organizers, anyone who does anything significan

item 3d is uptown. the business is a neighborhood bar located at cap and 17th streets in the mission neighborhood. it opened in late 1984 by scott ellsworth who encouraged conversation and debate. uptown became a favorite location for reading and discussion groups and the regulars of the bar call themselves uptown. scott resisted making physical changes to the bar as the city and neighborhood changed. making uptownen anchor to the mission's past. scott passed away in 2014. his sister as executor of the estate sold the bar to several long-term employees and close friend of scott's. the current uptown ownership is sensitive to the institutional importance of neighborhood taverns. item 3e is wah mei school. the business located on 19th avenue. it's a nonprofit organization providing bilingual english education and early care program for children in san francisco. wah mei holds historic significance as longest serving bilingual school in the city. in 50% of enrollment is reserved for children about low inco

[laughter] >> it's an uptown and et cetera.i have to say that we were raised of town and we raised our children there. we have been living in the french quarter for the last 25 years and we have people visiting us and we say, tomorrow morning we will get up early to go to coffee and we will watch the sunrise out of the west bank. [laughter] >> this gentleman over here. >> two quick questions, one you had mentioned black pearl area earlier, tell us the background of the name is such an evocative name and second quick question, just the other day i went to a performance piece that is running tonight in a bit of a home on fountain blue and broadway. it's a beautiful neighborhood. what is a neighborhood called? >> it's one house off of my mother's growing up. >> what about black pro? >> i think black pro was an old name for the neighborhood but it is been rejected and refers to race as i believe. it's where black people lived in the neighborhood. it stretches all the way to the river to cleburne avenue and broadway over. this is a

the subject property is also a contributor to the uptown tenderloin national register historic district, listed under a.n.c., for its association with the development of hotel and apartment life in san francisco. the historic district is also listed own criteria "c" for distinctive lists of building sites. the period of significance for this district is 1906 to 1932. 550 farrell has seen little construction since 1924, the most notable is window replacement and the front of the commercial front. there is a low-scale, two-story massing, and five bays separated by. >piers. and there is wood trusts with roof system, and it looks like ashland masonry. large openings on the first floor. and arched windows on the second floor. it also includes decorative panels, a balcony with o.g. arches, and a row of attached gargoyles with panels. the subject property is also a contributor to the district. which has the following features: 37 story building height, as well as at building types that support residential life. they're usually constructed of brick or reinforced concrete, and they feature bay w

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april 30 at 8 a.m. at the county government center here in uptown san jose. final thoughts, bruce, before we let you go? bruce: only that i really appreciate this opportunity. we are trying to get the word out as much as possible and i appreciate this time. thank you. damian: you got it. thank you for coming. all right, and up next on "comunidad del valle" the superintendent of schools in santa clara county. stay with us. in santa clara county. dr. mary ann dewan is my guest here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show, finally. we've been trying to get you here for i don't know how many years and, finally, we were able to get you on the schedule. mary ann dewan: wonderful. thank you so much for the opportunity. i'm glad to be here. damian: thank you. and just, we have you for a couple of seconds but tell us about your role, your office, as a county superintendent. mary ann: so as the county superintendent of schools where i'm responsible for oversight of our local school districts and their physical situation, student achievement, and things of that na

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his vision for this country as 1995, the year he was living way uptown in this walk up, working as a, knew this dude at west 112th street with some of the stickiest blood in manhattan. a little heavy, but sweet. it was a good time. beto wants to bring us back to that time. we got a little carried away, sorry about that. it all seemed so innocent then, back a few weeks ago, back in march of 2019. it was beto and us and a dream. it was a simpler time. we thought anything was possible then, we thought we could write our own story. we didn't know that even fairy tales and, and one day hours date end. the magic turned to dust, bitter in our mouths, like a peyote button, one day the music died. goodbye, miss american pie. weirdly youthful middle-aged white guy with a hispanic nickname. there is a new heart heartthrob in cable news, he is younger, he is shallower, he is even less experienced. he's got an even weirder name, plus he is gay. of the perfect candidate for voters who say they love diversity but don't want to vote for stacey abrams. this candidate could have been created in a lab

. >> juan: if you go to old-time movie theaters like the uptown in d.c. >> kennedy: like the kind fredt? >> juan: old-time movie theaters are pretty cool. >> kennedy: they certainly are. action movies, great to see in the big theater. >> juan: dolby sound great >> kennedy: i am a fan of all of it. "one more thing" is up next. (woman) what should we do with it first? (man) road trip. (woman) yes. (woman) off-road trip. (couple) [laughter] (couple vo) whoa! (man) how hot is the diablo chili? (waitress) well. you've got to sign a waiver. [laughter] (ranger) you folks need bear repellent? (woman) ah, we're good. (man) yes. (vo) it's a big world. our new forester just made it even bigger. (woman) so what should we do second? (vo) the 2019 subaru forester. the most adventurous forester ever. our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postm

uptown at the nasdaq zoom coming public too. that is videoconferencing software company.heir shares on fire, 78% pop. this is amazing move. they were priced at 36. they are now on fire. they value the company at some 10 billion. these companies are raising a lot of money in the capital markets. you got to think about the ipo market, how long can it stay this strong? i posed that question to stacy cunningham the president of the new york stock exchange. listen. >> investor demand has remained strong as additional ipos come to market over the past two weeks. we're certainly seeing a slow down in the first quarter because of government shutdown and others but we have lot of momentum a lot of companies are coming. investors seem to be ready and waiting. reporter: ready and waiting. renaissance capital says starting next week 80 companies will be coming public raising $27 billion. charles? charles: wow, gerri, can't wait. joining me to discuss all of this, carol roth, creator of future file legacy planning system and chief technical strategist at money map press, dr barton. ca

. >> you are looking at the lines at the uptown theater. it debuted overseas and made 69 million. the release here is expected t break single-day records. >> people want to see it right away because they don't want spoilers. my kidsike i can't go to school monday. >>> if you're gardening this weekend, saturdaynd sunday look very good for outdoor activities. breezy both days. northwest winds tomorrow, southwest winds on sunday. not a big chain chance over the weekend -- rain chance over the a perfect opportunity to plant a tree, perhaps an oak, considered the kingf trees. o >>> with the 15thick in the 2019 nfl draft, the washington redskins select dwayne haskins.b quartek, ohio state. >> the redskins hoping they have their quarterback of the future. ohio state's record-setting quarterback watched the draft from his own party in gaithersburg, maryland. excited about this. >> a lot of people are. >> trying to be cautious. the newest skins player played his latest at high school bullis, big news, >>justin. eporter: a lot to feel good about. you can check out dwayne haskins' stats and

been waiting since 1984 for this tyler, you should be booking a flight to minneapolis right now if uptowneady. >> i know you were really concerned about virginia tech. >> i'm more concerned about our coach leaving. >> frank, thank you very much. >>> one part of the u.s. market is doing something it has not done since clarice starling got up close and personal with hannibal lecter in silence of the lambs. >>> a new quarter, a new strategy, what you should be doing with your money as we kick off quarter two with a strong start. futures up 187 points and we are back right after this. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. >>> welcome to the second quarter, welcome to april and welcome to the continuation of a stock market rally that has been going on all year. dow futures up 184 points right now on the back of some very strong manufacturing data that came out of china. their manufacturing sector the strongest number in e

. >> an uptown apartment under siege. >> are you kidding? all of these? room? >> it's one of the biggest collections in the world. >> one man's army four decades in the making. >> when i first saw it, i was absolutely amazed. he had every soldier placed in their position. every general was placed in his position. >> but he doesn't want to leave his wife with all this. >> bob wanted to sell off the collection so carole wouldn't have to deal with it. >> what's an heir to do? turn to "strange inheritance." >> what did you think when you saw the episode about toy soldiers? >> i was knocked out. so, i reached out.

>> he said, i'm going to bring central park to the uptown 2 train.e was there -- >> the train waited for him. that's the most amazing part. >> and the train waited. >> close the door didn't just -- >> they didn't close on him and he missed half his jungle, the jungle he left on the platform would have been insane. >> you know those other passengers were so upset. like what? >> i just saw a video of a guy with a dog in a bag. when i say a dog, like a big dog getting onto the subway. >> just so he could -- if you can carry your dog -- >> if you can carry it, take it on. >> get in the bag, doggy. a man set a record for number of people in soap bubbles in 30 seconds. he got up to 13 of them. he's set some other records before like the highest number of ping-pong balls controlled by one person, seven. pretty impressive, right? >> it is. that's a nice record to break. >> uh-huh. >> we should do that someday. hands-free snacking, ever heard of that? how about this take a look in brazil. she's got nutella apparently on the fan. babies aren't fully developed

♪ ♪ 'cause uptown funk gonna give it to you ♪ ♪ saturday night and we in the spot ♪ ♪ don't believe mes the great unifier. that's according to a study that found that "uptown funk" is the most consumed song amongst trump supporters and among trump detractors the research on contemporary music taste -- >> it's the most popular song, then. >> no matter what your political taste is but like some songs are popular with one side or another, this crosses that divide. at least one thing can unify us, music. they used streaming and sales data to get this information and also found that country outperforms with trump supporters duh. while hip-hop and r&b performs better with listeners who have negative views of the president. >> i hate that song. >> you hate that song? >> it's been so overplayed. >> you freak >> i mean, maybe i liked it originally when did that come out, three years ago? and it's still played. >> like at the super bowl three years ago, but it was out before that. >>> want to get to chicago and phil lebeau, before we run out of time. elon musk out with a bold promise yesterday,

steve: this is more of a midtown funk than uptown, don't you think? we are midtown.: charging for midtown funk because there is going to be a congestion crisis. ainsley: talking about the budget in new york city. if you live here, you will be paying a lot more money. if you come here as a tourist you will be paying more too. brian: we want to tax you until you stop coming and people stop living here. steve: listen, by the way. if somebody tells you something today that just seems too unbelievable, don't believe it it's april 1st. april fools day, everybody. thank you for joining us live. ainsley: i hope we don't have anything planned. i remember taking that box off and brian was hiding underneath the table and scared me to death. steve: what's going to happen the next three hours, you have to stick around to find out. we leave things off with a fox news alert. ainsley: president trump could shut down the u.s.-mexico border this week as the administration is cutting off funding to three central american countries are. >> it certainly isn't a bluff. you can take the pr

here for the next year and a half, she will loom ethereally above the uptown traffic. >> i feel realspecially that represents black women, and i'm so honored to get this opportunity. i think it's something that we need. >> this new spur of the high line will open on the 5th. until then you can see brick house from the street and she is absolutely stunning. >> i love what she said. a woman solid and enduring instead of fragile and weak. i p going to remember that. >> i can't believe someone told her she was in the wrong medium. how can you look at her work and see elegance and beauty? >> they also told her her work was too well made. i don't know how that's possible. >> that's a new one. >> good for all of us she didn't listen. >>> they're driving toward a challenging goal, trying to build a production car that can top 300 miles an hour. straight ahead we'll take you into the passenger seat for one very, very fast race. you're watching "cbs this morning" -- vroom -- saturday. >> announcer: this portion sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ graham? ♪ ♪ that's my daughter! hey. dad. w

we will be uptown at the apollo with a documentary about the apollo and the history of the apollo.ited that you are going to be interviewing martin scorsese. are you going to get tough on him? is it going to be like "meet the press"? come on, what's going to happen? >> no. i don't know. i'm trying to figure out what questions to ask now, actually. and we'll throw some of it to the audience because i always feel that the audience has questions that we can't think of and they should be hopefully good ones. >> you obviously have had incredible collaborations with him. i know you have a new film coming out, "the irishman," another. what works between you two? >> i think, well, marty is good with everybody, with all people, creative people no matter what department you are in. say, if it's movies. you could be the production designer. you could be anything. he gives people a lot of room. and after a while that makes people feel that they can be confident in what they want to do and their choices. and he guides and directs. as that's what he's supposed to do. at the same time, he is very

let's go up to uptown to bertha coombs for more on what's driving it >> we seen a bit of a fade in termsdaq 100. on pace to break an eight-day winning streak and microsoft really is one of the exemplars of what happened today. microsoft hit an all-time high ahead of earnings and then just faded as the day went along. we've seen the chip sector continue to outperform on the back of texas instruments, better than expected earnings results and all-time high for that sector with historic highs as well for analog devices kla-tencor and xilinx on tap to report and the consumer discretionary sector seeing historic highs ebay having its best day today in three months. and we're seeing new highs today from costco and the likes of ollie's outlet back to you, wilf. >> we have just under three minutes left of trade. we're not going to hit record all-time high closes for the nasdaq and s&p which are both just lower the dow also lower, of course. 0.8% from record all-time high closes sectors, real estate and utilities are top today. defensive tone despite a jump in anadarko oil prices slipping 0.8% to

. >>> uptown on the prosecution case of robert kraft.der that blocks release of hidden camera video from inside the spa. the decision was announced after prosecutes in the case said they end interested to release that video. final decision on the tape will be made april 29th. craft pleaded not guilty to two counts of solicitation at the orchids of asia day spa in jupiter, florida. >>> breaking overnight an elite diver who took part in last year's rescue of the thai soccer team found alive after he disappeared exploring an underwater cave in tennessee. >> nbc's kerry sanders joins us with the latest. kerry, this is a wild one. >> reporter: first of all, cave diving is such a dangerous hobby to have. in this case the divers were in a passageway so narrow two divers couldn't swim past each other. the water is so murky you couldn't see your happened in front of your mask. luckily in this case the diver has a story with a happy ending. this was the moment when a missing british cave diver emerged safe and unhurt after being trapped and lost f

record highs as well, bertha 37 what's driving it >> bob's looking for the highs he need only come uptown to times square to the nasdaq we are on pace for a record close here just a few points away from an all-time train day high. the large cap nasdaq 100 is the third all-time high in a row three straight sessions. on pace for new closing records as well for the tech and ship sectors today. hasbro among the big gainers here on the nasdaq better than expected earnings. qualcomm also one of those 92 new highs we are seeing here in the nasdaq continuing to show moltum after resolving its patent dispute with apple as the chips have all moved higher. tech very much the standouts cade eps one of nine nasdaq 100 stocks hitting new all-time highs following better than expected earnings results. and ahead of its earnings microsoft hitting a new record as well. and that same rebound has certainly played a role. take a look at the gains here. since those lows on christmas eve when we thought this market was never going to stand up again. apple up 37% amazon 39% amazon reports this week facebook 47%