so whatever happened to wally?dow. >> this piece is the second piece i ever did, and this is called "alter ego." >> reporter: in the studio where he spent the last 20 years sculpting meditations on our humanity -- what is the feeling you're getting here? >> it is going to represent hope. >> reporter: he is carving this gnarly wood that will bring optimism from the struggle that life so often presents. so this face is pain? >> that's pain. >> reporter: and you're changing it to what? >> to one of hope. >> reporter: as many as 50 hours of work go into a single piece before it is ready for his signature. t. dow. once you start a piece, that piece takes control. >> what it does is it teyo to happy relquifinallyt contro his work.m th was 1 i wa1 or 12, i was being told what to do. i was told on the set, and i was told at home. >> reporter: you were literally given your lines. >> yeah. >> announcer: "leave it to beaver". >> reporter: t. dow is tone dow, who at the age of 12 started starring at wally on "leave it to beave

wally and doris cortez. where are you guys? are you there? wally, i guess, ok, we see you. all right. [applause] wally and doris are from cape corral. wally is a world war ii and a korean war veteran. [cheers and applause] they have been married for 62 years. and when they recently contracted covid-19, they utilized monoclonal antibody treatments to make full recoveries. god bless you both and we're so glad you're in the state of florida. [applause] on june 24 of last year, floridians were shocked to wake up to the news of a catastrophic partial collapse at the tower south condominium complex. first responders rescued dozens of people from an adjoining tower and they searched a massive mound of rubble for survivors for weeks. our first responders poured their hearts and souls into the rescue efforts. the assistant chief at miami-dade fire rescue is here. he helped lead those efforts and i can tell you, those folks who were working that, it was very emotional, it was very draining, but you guys were there and any time we have problems we know you'll be there. so we thank ray

now -- wally and doris are from cape coral. wally is a world war ii and a korean war veteran.ve been married for 62 years. and when they recently contracted covid-19 they utilized monoclonal antibody treatments to make full recovery. god bless you both and we're so glad you are in the state of florida. on june 24th of last year, floridians were shocked to wake up to the news of a catastrophic partial collapse at the champlain tower south condominium complex. first responders rescued dozens of people from the tower and search the rubble for weeks. our first responders poured their heart and soul into the rescue efforts. here from miami dade fire and rescue, assistant chief at miami dade fire rescue. he helped lead those efforts. and i can tell you those folks who were working that. it was very emotional. it was very draining but you guys were there. and in i time we have problems we know you will be there. we thank ray for his service and all the members of the search and rescue teams who worked tirelessly during those very very difficult days. >>> up next a confirmation hearin

here [ laughter ] also, that was your third line, wally!an afford is this -- [ sad tuba plays ] [ laughter ] republicans are weaponizing the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen by passing a raft of laws across the country that would allow them to suppress votes and subvert future elections. you can't say you're for protecting democracy, if you're not for taking the steps necessary to actually get it done. if we don't do something now, democrats and anyone who cares about democracy are going to be hearing a lot more of this - [ sad tuba plays ] [ laughter ] this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with ricky gervais! [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) ru and our retailers volunteer and support charities all year long. and...through the subaru share the love event, we are proud to have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. you can get a car from any company, but none will make a difference like subaru. (jeff) thank you. (bonnie) thank you. (robert) thank you. subaru. more than a c

your precious wally is okay. all breathe easy - something i can't do, because, unlike wally, i had [ bleep covid. i'm joking, of course. i had no symptoms, thanks to my two vaccines and a booster, and no thanks to this horse pudding that i accidentally bought when my corner bodega/livestock supply store ran out of horse paste. it is, uh, not good. has no medicinal value plus, it's given me high blood pressure, because it's so packed with sugar to cover up the taste of horse what's that? today's flavor seabiscuits and gravy. and while i'm alone in this apartment, i want to once again thank artist mary lagarde for my "sea captain and rihanna" painting, which has been keeping me company i'm sorry i forgot to mention you guys yesterday >> well, it didn't bother me, but rihanna did think you were being a -- ♪ rude boy boy ♪ >> seth: well, it won't happen again. now to the news at hand. >> hey, uh, seth >> seth: mm-hmm? >> sorry to be a pill, but just want to ask you again. i know i record my line every day for "a clos

>> host: and you did, you found these three people, wally, sharon and john. one of the things that struck me, and you write about this he could you write about yourself and his book, is part of what makes it terrific. these are not people that necessarily grew up with them not necessarily sort of people your friendship group or your family. although with some exception. what was it like to start to try to cross those barriers and become intimately intertwined with these sources live? >> guest: so it was hard at first. i knew i wanted to write about a woman because the were female workers in this plant and we never hear about them. so i i found shannon on facebk and i said shannon, would you be willing to tell me your story? at first she agreed to meet me for lunch at cracker barrel, and then she got scared and canceled abruptly. and they had to promise or i wouldn't write the piece until after the factory closed because she was afraid that she wouldn't get her bonus. she was afraid the company would punish her for talking to the media. but the first day i sat

[ laughter ] wally, no!aughter ] do we have to eat later after wally made a meal of that? [ laughter ] the point is, it is now beyond doubt, if there was any to begin with, that trump and his gang tried to stage a coup to overturn a presidential election they came incredibly close to pulling it off, and it's very likely they'll try again in fact, we know trump would like to try it again, because he keeps talking about it, as he did over the weekend at a so-called "history tour" with disgraced former fox news host bill o'reilly. >> mike, had he had the courage to do what thomas jefferson did but a minor version -- you know thomas jefferson, he kept georgia. you know that? he didn't send it back there was a dispute. "hear ye, hear ye, the great state of georgia is unable to properly calculate its votes." thomas jefferson was sitting where mike was right where mike - you know what he said? "hear ye, hear ye, we will keep the votes of the great state of georgia. he didn't send it back to the legis -- no. all i w

he was safe, he'd need to hold up a newspaper or something with today's date on it so wally, can you something with today's date? there you go he's totally fine. i'm also going to be happy to get back to a place that has proper snacks, since i've been stuck eating this non-medicinal horse pudding i got at my feed store slash corner bodega, only to find out today from reading the label, it's not made from horse, it's made for horses when you read something like that you just -- [whinnies] once again, i'd also like to thank artist mary la guard for the sea captain, and painting that's been keeping me company, although his interjections haven't always been the most helpful. >> sorry, seth i just like to have fun. >> seth: anyway, in the world of actual news, the that unless you're affirmatively pro coup you can't be a -- ♪ possible candidate ♪ >> seth: thank you, rihanna. she's so wonderful it's actually helpful. an interjection that works as a segue. you know, you could learn something from her, sea captain. >> sorry, what i wasn't listening >> seth: alright moving on. from that painti

the obs group, i'll show bob has claimed responsibility for the attack on mohammed, abraham wally, of morally, move near his residence. officials say his words were not life threatening to others, were also injured. a consent grabbing on the pacific island of tonga after astronomy, with waves more than a meter high hits the island. it was triggered by an underwater volcano eruption on saturday. internet has been caught and the full extent of the damage is unclear. slimy warnings have been issued across the pacific rim. ah, this is the aftermath of this unami that hit the shore lines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the explosion in tona. the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. these satellite images show gas and ash being thrown thousands of meters into the earth atmosphere. communication links to tongue that have been damaged, but the capital has sustained significant damage. says new zealand prime minister jacinta arden, missus, we're these across her an urgency here. we want to make sure that we be on the ground as soon as possible. but

if you look at wally, it's theology we watched a wally it's about box stores, it is dilemma. >> can wetalk about what's going on with the amistad now if the repackaging of that works, the novel, the folklore i mean tracy i think it is incredible you have come up with this way of comparing her sent with contemporary artists. i saw you backstage at one of my pet peeves is nowadays you see a i book cover and it looks like another book cover. for me when i look at a book visually awakens major member what looks like. i understand publishers may use the same kind of book cover that might be of interest to other people. whereas for me you're mulling it up in my mind. i cannot differentiate between this book and that book. what you are doing with this particular is giving each of these books new life with contemporary. can you talk a little bit about doing this work? i think it resonates with everythingh were saying on just the different identities. different parts of our lives physically doing something similar. >> i think what we need to do when i first read this book it's a differentis gen

no, you wally. it was dead, knocked over, poor thing. - at least you gave it a decent burial. the frozen peas. gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good. i did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross. the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you, too! probably not in the same way. the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # yes, sir, i can boogie, but i need a certain song # i can boogie # boogie boogie all night long...# # red, red wine...# so, it's ready, it is go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads! brilliant start by the austrian driver. hill second... ayrton senna up to fourth, challenging schumacher... damon hill exits the chic

no, you wally. it was dead, knocked over, poor thing. - at least you gave it a decent burial.ext to the frozen peas. gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good. i did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross. the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you, too! probably not in the same way. # disco dancing with the lights down low # beats are pumpin�* on the stereo...# the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. # here i am, walking primrose # wondering when i'm gonna see you again...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # bye bye baby, baby goodbye # bye bye baby, don't make me cry # we sang shang—a—lang # and we ran with the gang # doin�* doo—wop—be—dooby—do—ay # we were

. >> seth: damn it, wally!u ever pull anything like that again, i'll give you a raise and buy you a car! what >> whoo-hoo! yes! i did it again >> seth: can i just have the real cards now, wally? [ clears throat covid is more widespread than ever, and our democracy is on the brink. yes, that is more like it. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: one of the biggest mistakes we as human beings make is thinking next year will be better than last year, even though the best indicator of how things are going to go is how they've been going it's not like father time pulls baby new year aside and says, "go easy on them, kid, because that was a real ass ache." remember when 2020 ended and we all thought we were in the clear, only to make it six days until the capitol was stormed? and if you thought that was crazy, we only made it two days into 2022 before the worst thing at a jets game was somehow not jets related and i have to say, this year's new year's celebrations did not i

you know what, wally, get rid of that one balloon [ air squealing [ laughter ] did you strangle it?hen today biden appeared at the white house alongside breyer to officially announce breyer's retirement, but made clear to reporters he would not take questions. >> i'm not going to take any questions, because i think it's inappropriate to take questions with the justice here. he is still sitting on the bench. but you'll have plenty of opportunities to get me later today and for the rest of the week next week, too so thank you very much thank you. [ reporters clamoring >> seth: and thank goodness this time president biden made sure to walk away from the microphone, because we all know what happens when he doesn't >> no, it's a great asset. more inflation what a stupid son of a bitch [ laughter ] >> seth: here -- here, though, here -- here's my question about that did he really think no one would hear him i mean, even if the mic wasn't there, you're still in a roomful of people, you're surrounded by reporters. you're on camera even if biden just mouthed the words, i'm pretty sure we cou

a little wally pip situation, someone's chance of about.ul shot at pasadena pickle picture-perfect day. second quarter, utah up 2721. cameron rising up the middle, buckeyes miss how many tackles here? still on his feet, and rising goes running. 62 yard touchdown, i think he was even surprised he broke free. utah lead, 62 total points in the first half. ohio state's defense responded in the second half, fourth quarter, down 38-31. it is tied at 38 pickle later in the fourth, he takes the shotgun snap and surveys. connects with jackson smith and --, makes incredible catch. he was okay today. never over, though, and him and his left, dalton kincaid hauls in the touchdown reception in the back of the end zone, tied at 45, figure 2 ever had at last would win and it was ohio state who had the final laugh. a little chuckle, 19 yard chipper, ohio state wins it, instant classic. 48-45. >>> playing for their 11th win, they had baylor in the sugar bowl. lately there's been discussion surrounding all these players sitting out pickle here's a prime exam

front than to conf. disqualify rebecca if it would a tear then being able to use brodis to produce wally and white mean some miraculous and to shark fishing then skipped off there. it is dole to many other products in demand. so over exploitation will softly continue. i'm products, but at least that will be one more lucrative product off the market. and fewer shocks being fished for that particular reason. i meg hung them. the prospect of producing spoiling industrially should mean decreasing the threat to shark populations. but that's only one element in their conservation. stringent controls and better fishery management in general will help. but the world needs protected areas where sharks can wrong without danger of being caught. if i let is read, why i you curious to know something from the world of science? why not ask us? send us a video text or voice message. if your question is selected, you'll not only get an answer, but a little surprise as a thank you. so come on, just ask, you can find us online and on social media. this week, the question comes from samuel olma. from uganda

and i see no, we wally doesn't, did the visa, i went to new storage toms, they had a capacity of 9500 cubic meters each. you had, these are the kind of units remain you use, like we plenty of sustainable by almost that miss european union standard. my wife will initially use would pellets from the united states, but will later switch to suppliers closer to home, like in mozambique and south africa. her pre qualified font, he parted, i known issue oil as it was on either. i think you should only 10 percent of the would pallets will be sourced from the island. that means 900000 tons a you will need to be imported. the company sees it will still cut the plants over carbon footprint by over 80 percent. that environmental activities, john claude food vasa says, importing ward is not a sustainable solution, is for effectiveness of cause, this factor is need to be converted. but we also need to build up our domestic production of bio mass that will be better for the environment in creates more jobs . food tarza build this house if few years ago, it's creeped with solar panels into solar boil

on a trip to the crater, to measure the volcanic gases escaping to the surface through few morals. wally the above increase. what's worrying us is the increase in carbon monoxide, a gas that's very temperature dependent compared to the higher the temperature, the more gas there is an estimate of what could be increased concentration of carbon monoxide is evidence that the volcanic system is heaving up on the walmart this is the concentration of carbon monoxide has more than quadrupled since 2002. the researchers want what that means. their measurements show that the amount and the temperature of the gases escaping to the surface is rising steadily. that's a sign that the magma is changing. and altering the hydrothermal system the top layer of the green fields consists of rock deposits and water. the volcanoes hydrothermal system means that rising magma from below, decreases ambien pressure. gases are released from the magma accumulate on the top layer and escape. researchers are concerned by the change in the volcanic gases. they've also observed other warning signs. in recent years, the

jesse: i see you snuggling up with wally. you got a blanket and watched netflix together? >> no, but we do watch tv together. you snuggle up. jesse: look at this. there it is, there it is. all right. i will leave you guys with that. i will see you next week. last call. love you too. i started my career with a microphone in my hand talking to people on the streets about things that matter. and i met interesting people along the way. what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. >> benjamin franklin. >> you are on to something with that. [♪♪♪] jesse: it's been an absolute blast interviewing people on the streets. that's how i got started in television. let's take a look back at some of my best street interviews. what did the declaration of independence do? >> i have no idea. that's awful. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. >> benjamin franklin? jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris? jesse: who did america fight in the revolutionary war? >> the

jesse: i see you snuggling up with wally. you got a blanket and watched netflix together?> no, but we do watch tv together. you snuggle up. jesse: look at this. there it is, there it is. all right. i will leave you guys with that. i will see you next week. last call. love you too. i started my career with a microphone in my hand talking to people on the streets about things that matter. and i met interesting people along the way. what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. >> benjamin franklin. >> you are on to something with that. [♪♪♪] and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. jesse: it's been an absolute blast interviewing people on t

jesse: i see you snuggling up with wally. you got a blanket and watched netflix together?ou snuggle up. jesse: look at this. there it is, there it is. all right. i will leave you guys with that. i will see you next week. last call. love you too. i started my career with a microphone in my hand talking to people on the streets about things that matter. and i met interesting people along the way. what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. >> benjamin franklin. >> you are on to something with that. [♪♪♪] jesse: it's been an absolute blast interviewing people on the streets. that's how i got started in television. let's take a look back at some of my best street interviews. what did the declaration of independence do? >> i have no idea. that's awful. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. >> benjamin franklin? jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin . . . . british. >> would somebody please give me directions? >> canada. >> not canada. jesse: name one state that bo

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but just a few months back in may, 1 of the worst outbreaks of violence between jews is wally and arab israeli citizens in israel, destroyed the family business of 30. yes. the flames also scorched the computer store next door. belonging to you of goodness father, the young, jewish israeli show it as a new stage of game he had created. it was all gone, masada, when the incident happened and affected as psychologically morally and financially . everything happened so quickly. but thank god we were able to move on own home to local, and hollis now going on, horses saw a crowd funding campaign. they longed to help them rebuild their businesses, game developer you off took over the shop from his father to launch his own project . more than half a year later scans remained in which any with any come a book of it when i wake up in the morning, i'm so thankful that we managed to recover from what happened today. i believe i'm in a better place compared to where i was before. so it's kind of ironic. but it's only because people heard my story and decided to help. not because it was good that h

wally in iowa city. hi, wally. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me, greta? host: we can. caller: ok, well, i will say i'm work in a small hospital in iowa, and it's had quite an effect on our hospital. we've lost a lot of workers through going to other hospitals and put a lot of stress on, got a lot of travelers right now, so it's very expensive, so, you know, the whole hospital is a little bit upside-down that way, but otherwise i had my vaccines early and got covid, and then i waited two months and got a booster, and i'm kind of disappointed how all of the unvaccinated now, we have a lot of covid in our hospital. we have a lot of people in the i.c.u. and then lately we've had a lot of surgery. i work in the surgery department with more covid-positive patients than i've ever seen weekly. for surgeries. host: wally, do you think this hospital can survive financially? caller: yeah, i think they've got a pretty good backing in our county. it's johnson county in iowa, and it's a relatively stable, healthy environment. we have the university of iowa, the hawkeye

it tells the true stories of his wally playwright, a net wiseman and palestinian actor moran hassan. in this experts formed the production calling delaney plays the role of a net, and then the real a net joys the stream from television. sometimes it's the little decisions that make all the difference. that sunny morning in 2006, i chose a t shirt from my closet. it was a political statement, of course, but it was also a rather naive one. what started out as a torrent of abuse from members of the internet public went on to push us to perform this little play shame which led to others. what i didn't know then was that these voices of public abuse weren't merely fringe voices. but would go on to become the voice of the mainstream that my plays would be heatedly debated in parliament that the government would push for laws to try and stop me as a friend to terrorists. and so my personal transformation from t shirt wearer to playwright is also the story of the radical descent of my country . while despairing, the worsening and critical situation in garza and in all other parts of palestin

in hebrew, it comes a few days after the un general assembly adopted and is wally german proposal condemning holocaust denial. but while times might be strengthening between israel and germany, this is not true for other countries, especially lithuania lawsuit, against the bonus government is being faulty. you n, it accuses the lithuanian government of falsifying the history of the holocaust. this is a case that relates to the distortion of history in lithuania and in particular the glorification of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truth and about the protection against what we might call forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact touch. falsification of history and lithuania is nothing new. several monuments across the country pay tribute to another anti communist hero eunice, no rica that he was in fact a war criminal who was personally responsibl

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i see you snuggling up with wally. dose have a blanket and you watch netflix together? we snuggle up. >> do you still rock the collar? jesse: it's not popped right now. look at this! there it is. there it is. all right. i will leave you guys with that. i will see you next week. up next, last call. love you too. jesse: i started my career with a microphone in my hand talking to people on the streets about things that matter. and i met interesting penal along the way. what territory did america buy from france. >> paris with benjamin franklin. jesse: you are on to something with that. [♪♪♪]] [♪♪♪] jesse: it's b jesse: it's been an absolute blast interviewing people on the streets. let's look back at some of my breast street interviews. whats. did the declaration of independence do? >> um ... i have no idea, that's awful. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: what territory did america buy from france? >>>> paris with benjamin frankl. jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris? jesse: you are on to something wi

wally in iowa city. hi, wally. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me, greta? host: we can. caller: ok, well, i will say i'm work in a small hospital in iowa, and it's had quite an effect on our hospital. we've lost a lot of workers through going to other hospitals and put a lot of stress on, got a lot of travelers right now, so it's very expensive, so, you know, the whole hospital is a little bit upside-down that way, but otherwise i had my vaccines early and got covid, and then i waited two months and got a booster, and i'm kind of disappointed how all of the unvaccinated now, we have a lot of covid in our hospital. we have a lot of people in the i.c.u. and then lately we've had a lot of surgery. i work in the surgery department with more covid-positive patients than i've ever seen weekly. for surgeries. host: wally, do you think this hospital can survive financially? caller: yeah, i think they've got a pretty good backing in our county. it's johnson county in iowa, and it's a relatively stable, healthy environment. we have the university of iowa, the hawkeye

if you look at wally -- when i taught sociology, we watched it. then they got it.it's the environmental dilemma disaster that is literally at our doorsteps right now. >> can we talk about a little bit of the project that is going on at amistad now with the repackaging of these works, the novel, the folklore? i think it is incredible that you've come up with this way of peering contemporary artists. one of my pet peeves is nowadays you see a book cover and it looks like another book cover and for me when i look at a book it is a way for me to remember what it looks like. that might be of interest to other people, whereas to me it's just in my mind like i can't differentiate between that book versus that book about what you are doing with this particular is giving each of these books a new life. can you talk a little bit about doing this work because i think it also resonates with everything that lucy is saying and just the different identities. we can tell you multitudes. it's all these other kind of conversations we have languages for different parts of ourselves i

. >> reporter: jeff bezos sent wally funk to space and then william schaffner.hold in store? >> if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. >> reporter: a lot of unfinished business. richard branson went to space over the summer. but his virgin galactic has not carried a single paying passenger. they hope to start flying the backlog of famous passengers by the end of 2022, including justin bieber, lady gaga and tom hanks. each paying $250,000. elon musk plans to test his starship rocket that nasa hopes to use to send astronauts to the moon later this decade. some of the astronauts could be in the class of 2021, just announced. ten candidates chosen from 12,000 applicants. jeff bezos blue origin plans to continue to take passengers to quick rides to space. but blue origin's new project is this, a floating business park ready in five to eight years. >> two, one. >> reporter: but the coolest mission of 2022, nasa's dart. it will purposely crash into an ath roid's moon. >> the dark mission is to hit an asteroid and see if we can move it. >> reporter: using that

young palestinians resolved to fight against east wally government and the occupation in 1987. the 1st intifada, which was soon dubbed the war, the stones began, the conflict brought with it violence and death. ah. in 1993 secret talks began between the 2 hostile parties in norway, which became known as the all slow peace process. bought negotiations will also held in jerusalem in room 16 at the american colony hotel. these team of this were to get brought us citizens. this room was booked as a meeting room. be honest, but i cashed out of the we noticed when the cars pulled up that it was a mixed delegation. the commission delegates, homo, israeli, palestinian, and international into nocturnal. one of the journalists, a norwegian cast invite a car came over and spoke to me. come down so me on south and you know what's happening was had no clue. ah, it's historical blue negotiations in room 16 continued for days would began to get out. ah knocked him by the ugly humidity for after that we became the local meeting point to fall to warner. i made my private apartment available for

hyde street services is the successor to wally hyder recordings and is known for producing the san francisco sound, with artists such as the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, santana, and credence clearwater revival. it is the longest running multiroom recording studio still running in the bay area. hyde street's clients are mainly bay area artists and groups, although the studio has served big names in the punk rock genres including green day and tupac shakur. hyde street studios has continuously given back to the tenderloin and local and independent musician communities through lending its space for youth through local organizations including hyde street community center and youth california. staff is supportive of the application and adding the business to the legacy business registry. this concludes staff presentation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, gigi. if there are no questions or comments from the commissioners, we should open this up to the public. members of the public, this is your indication to press star, three and wait until you hear that your line has been unmuted. you'll ha