San Francisco Chronicle
The Dreamer: Undocumented Immigrant Finds Purpose in Dance
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- The Dreamer: Undocumented Immigrant Finds Purpose in Dance
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- 5:13
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Gabriel Mata came to the US as a child with his mother. He shares with us his story of learning that he was undocumented and the fears that surrounded his status in this country. As a dancer, his art reflects on his status as an undocumented American and a DACA recipient.
“I use my art form and my status to show who I am, and being told that I am not part of this community and that I don’t belong has made me work even harder to show people that I am worth it,” Mata says.
Credit: Manjula Varghese
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- Dominic Foppoli's Brother Urges Him to Resign As Windsor Mayor Over Allegations of Sexual Assault
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- 13:56
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- The brother of embattled Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli called on him to resign his elected position Sunday because of the allegations of sexual assault detailed in reports in The Chronicle.
Joe Foppoli, the mayor’s older brother and fellow executive at the family’s winery, said he was “shocked by the allegations” but would not say whether he believed them.
“Elected officials should be held to higher standards of moral character and no matter what comes out, he has not done that and he needs to step down,” Joe Foppoli said. “This is not good for the community. I’m so disappointed and disgusted.”
Credit: Sarah Ravini
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- Windsor Residents Rally for Removal of Mayor Following Sexual Assault Allegations
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- 2:48
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Windsor residents rallied on a street corner Friday evening to call for the removal of embattled Mayor Dominic Foppoli following allegations of sexual assault brought to light by a Chronicle investigation.
Credit: Nora Mishanec and Jessica Christian
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- The Cobbler: Armenian Immigrant Puts Heart and Sole into Shoemaking | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 2:27
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Armenian American George Shirikian repairs between 60 to 80 pairs of shoes a day. The 62-year-old began the intensive trade in Armenia at 14 years old, and started his first shop in the Bay Area community in 1976, when he came to the U.S. with his parents and brother.
"My grandfather used to say, 'If you have a comfortable bed and comfortable shoes, you are a happy person," Shirikian says.
Credit: Manjula Varghese
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- California's Extreme 2021 Wildfire Season
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- California’s wet season is coming to a close without a much-sought “March miracle” storm, setting the stage for a painful escalation of drought in the coming months.
April marks a second straight year of significantly dry conditions, which has increased the potential for more wildfires. Several communities, including Marin County and parts of Napa, Sonoma and Santa Clara counties, are asking customers for voluntary water use reductions.
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- The Heart Guy: San Francisco Performer Spreads Love During Rush Hour | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 3:00
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- JaVonne Hatfield could be the most watched performer in the history of San Francisco. For six years, Hatfield has been dancing, and waving a giant red heart to motorists below the 18th Street pedestrian overpass.
Credit: Santiago Mejia
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- Danville Police Officer Shoots Homeless Black Man Tyrell Wilson
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- 0:51
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- A video obtained by The Chronicle shows the fatal shooting by a Danville police officer of 32-year-old Tyrell Wilson, a homeless Black man who had been staying near a public parking lot used by carpoolers.
The video, taken by a witness to the shooting, does not appear to capture Wilson advance toward Officer Andrew Hall, as Danville police said he did before he was shot on March 11. It shows the two men facing one another, standing feet apart shortly before noon that day at Sycamore Valley Road and Camino Ramon.
In the video, Wilson can be seen clutching a bag in his left hand. For four seconds, Hall appeared to move toward Wilson, as Wilson appeared to step backward. Hall was pointing his gun at Wilson, who was facing him, then Hall shot once, the video shows. Wilson collapses on his back and Hall stands over him.
The video does not show Wilson make any sudden moves toward the officer.
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- The Seal Rescuer: Rehabilitating Bay Area Harbor Seals | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 3:09
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Marie Kazan-Komarek has been volunteering with harbor seals for 30 years and has been a part of the Beach Watch program for 23 years. Her love of the ocean has led to a lifetime of helping the animals that live within it's depths and striving to help others understand why it's important to protect the unique environment that is a integral part of the Bay Area.
Credit: Kat Duncan
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- Oakland Clinic Brings Holistic Health Care to BIPOC Communities
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- 3:34
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- In 2019, UCSF medical student Bernadette Lim was inspired to create Freedom Community Clinic, a mobile health and healing service that brings traditional holistic healing methods such as acupuncture, massage and Reiki, to Black, brown and indigenous communities in the Bay Area.
The clinic also provides blood pressure checks, STI education, and Narcan trainings. They serve a wide cross-section of Bay Area communities and provide services for undocumented people, unhoused communities, and pop-up clinics at protests.
Credit: Caron Creighton
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- Designer Builds Skateboards Inspired By Classic Cars | The Regulars
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- 3:51
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Darren Powell specializes in building handcrafted custom skateboards resembling existing vehicles. Some are standard, foot-powered fancy skateboards. Others, like the Bus, are electric-powered luxury boards that sell for a premium, much like their life-size counterparts. He has boards inspired by Bentley, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and Hummer.
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- How a Formerly Homeless Veteran Rebuilt His Life | The Regulars
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- 6:19
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- LaRance Braggs, after living in an Oakland homeless encampment for months, found a home and a job with the help of the nonprofit Swords to Plowshares. The veteran rebuilds his life after fighting internal battle against homelessness and unemployment.
Credit: Yalonda M. James
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- Skate Like A Girl Bay Area Chapter Seeks to Change Negative Narrative | The Regulars
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- 3:33
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- After experiencing gender discrimination within skateboard and sports culture, Ashley Masters and Kim Woozy re-vamped Skate Like a Girl’s Bay Area chapter in hopes to inspire girls, women, trans and non-binary folks to participate in skating and to bring inclusivity to the industry and the Bay Area.
Credit: Jessica Christian
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- Anti-Asian Violence Has Long History and Must Be Addressed. Here's Why
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- 3:15
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Catherine Choy, a UC Berkeley Asian American studies professor, reflects on the history of anti-Asian xenophobia in the United States, and how disease outbreaks have historically been connected to Anti-Asian sentiment.
“The rise of anti-Asian sentiment is directly connected to political rhetoric, and once racism is perpetrated against one group, it lends itself to justify racism,” said Choy.
Credit: Manjula Varghese and Lea Suzuki
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- Bay Area Rallies, Protests Show Solidarity With Victims of Anti-Asian Violence
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- 1:05
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- The group Stop AAPI Hate started tracking incidences of discrimination at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in March of last year. Its findings took on new meaning in light of recent shootings in the Atlanta area that left eight people dead, six of whom were women of Asian descent.
The Pew Research Center also found that roughly three out of every 10 Asian Americans have reported experiencing racist slurs or jokes since the onset of the pandemic, illustrating a trend of people falsely blaming Asian people for the coronavirus.
Credit: Caron Creighton
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- Catch and Release: From Tennis Pro to Rattlesnake Hunter | The Regulars
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- 2:58
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- From early March to late October, Len Ramirez, 60, has a sole focus — to catch rattlesnakes before they harm a human or a pet.
Based two hours northeast of San Francisco in Auburn (Placer County), he has operated Ramirez Rattlesnake Removal since 1985. During rattlesnake season, the California native is on call 24/7 and is willing to travel anywhere that a client reports a snake problem.
Credit: Scott Strazzante
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- Oakland Residents Gather for Chinatown Vigil, Mourn Victims of Anti-Asian Violence
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- 1:42
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Hundreds of Bay Area residents joined together at Madison Park in Oakland’s Chinatown Tuesday evening to mourn the victims of last week’s shooting in Atlanta, Georgia, and stand in solidarity against the recent reports of violence against Asian Americans.
Credit: Caron Creighton
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- Historic 77-Year-Old WWII Cargo Ship Returns to Pier 45
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- 1:11
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- The SS Jeremiah O'Brien moves away from Pier 35 as it is being towed by tug boat Alta June towards its berth at Pier 45 following the May 2020 four-alarm fire that destroyed an adjacent warehouse on the pier in San Francisco, California.
Credit: Stephen Lam
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- Asian Woman Recounts Racist Incident at San Francisco Grocery Store
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- 2:57
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Judy Lee recounts a racist incident she experienced while shopping at a San Francisco Safeway. She asked for a price check at her local grocery store and heard from an employee: “No more returns for you next time, Chinese lady.” Lee didn’t fully process the remark at first. But as she left, she said, another employee told her to “exit the other door” and used a racist slur.
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- Community Leaders Rally Against Anti-Asian Violence in San Francisco
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- 4:12
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- On the heels of several attacks against Asian American people in the Bay Area and across the country, a group of local elected officials and Asian community leaders gathered in Portsmouth Square Monday morning to demand an end to the violence.
Sasanna Yee and Catherine Poshepny spoke during the rally, in support of Vicha Ratanapakdee, an 84-year-old Thai man who died after after a violent attack.
Credit: Lea Suzuki
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- Street Medics Care for the Pets of Homeless and Low Income East Bay Residents | The Regulars
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- 7:51
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Jill Posner of Paw Fund and Jessica Lefebvre of PALS East Bay dedicate themselves to taking care of the pets of homeless and low income people in the East Bay. They hold monthly clinics where clients get free vaccination and vet checkups for their pets, sometimes helping hundreds of animals.
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- White Man Spits, Yells Racial Slur at Filipino Nurse in Anti-Asian Incident in San Francisco
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- 2:28
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Kyle Navarro, a Filipino school nurse, was spit on and called a racist slur by a white man as he was locking up his bike while running errands for his job in San Francisco. “Navigating life as a queer person, I always have some baseline level of fear ... but even more so now,” Navarro said.
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- Asian Man Speaks Out Against Racist Incident in Bay Area Grocery Store
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- 2:03
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Wylie Wong speaks about an incident of racism that he experienced while shopping at a San Jose grocery store with his wife. “I heard a voice right behind me say, ‘the Chinese gave us the virus,’” said Wong.
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- Oakland Skaters Rally In Solidarity Against Violence Toward Asian Americans
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- 1:06
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Organizer Ashley Silva addresses folks attending a rally organized in solidarity against the recent spate of hate and violence directed against the Asian American community at Madison Park on Saturday, March 20, 2021 in Oakland, Calif.
Skaters exited Madison Park and rollerbladed or skateboarded through Oakland in solidarity against the recent spate of hate and violence directed against the Asian American community.
Credit: Yalonda James
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- Gavin Newsom Speaks Against Anti-Asian Attacks in San Francisco
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- 1:18
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Discussing the recent attacks against Asian Americans in the Bay Area and across the country, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday drew parallels between the United States’ past xenophobic attitudes toward Chinese immigrants and the racist rhetoric people of Asian descent continue to endure today.
“The idea that we are today, in 2021, still having conversations we were having in 1881, the year before the Chinese Exclusion Act... is painful and infuriating at the same time,” Newsom said.
Credit: Michael Williams
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- Losing Tunnel Vision: How a Partially Blind Painter Returned to Art | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 5:34
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- After an accident in college, Charles Curtis Blackwell lost his tunnel vision, but he didn’t let that stop him from becoming a painter. He worked over 47 jobs in his 67 years but despite his physical setback he found his way back to art, painting African masks, jazz musicians, and nudes. After writing three books and exhibiting art all over the country, he currently works as a mentor at Youth Spirit Artworks in Berkeley, Calif.
Credit: Liz Moughon
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- Vincent van Gogh Interactive Exhibit in San Francisco Brings Art to Life
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- 3:12
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- After a year without seeing art in person, the “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibit in San Francisco is a worthy way to resume cultural life amid California’s reopening and vaccine roll-out. Branden Charlton, the production manager for the traveling exhibition, talks about what it takes to create a production of this magnitude and why it’s unique. #VincentvanGogh
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- Tech Exodus, Remote Work Devastates Downtown San Francisco
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- 2:34
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Remote work, made necessary by the coronavirus pandemic, is becoming a permanent policy at many of San Francisco's biggest employers. Companies like Salesforce, Google and Facebook are planning to maintain flexible work from home schedules even after offices reopen. Other companies like Twitter and WeWork are seeking to reduce their office space. Once tech’s rising capital, will downtown San Francisco ever return to its frenetic, bustling state?
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- Chinese Woman Recounts Anti-Asian, Racist Encounter in Bay Area Park
- Runtime
- 3:33
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Kelly Yang, an author who moved to the U.S. from China at age 6, recalls a racist incident she encountered while with her children and dog at an East Bay Park.
“It’s an in-your-face blatant reminder, ‘No, we don’t accept you, you’re an outsider no matter what you’ve done,’” Yang said. “That’s the thing that’s really hurtful.”
After posting about the encounter on social media, Yang experienced a flood of support, but also saw hurtful comments: People told her discrimination against Asian Americans doesn’t exist, that she made it all up. It took months for her to return to that park. Almost a year later, she still thinks about the incident.
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- Anti-Asian Racism Is on the Rise in the U.S. and Bay Area. How Can We Address It?
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- 2:49
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Cynthia Choi, co-executive director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, talks about what the rise in xenophobia during the pandemic means for the country and how communities can get through it together.
“We’re coming together. We’re thinking about different scenarios, and how each of us can lead,” she said.
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- 5th Street Natives: Creating a Safe Space for Homeless Women | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 3:06
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- In September 2018, Nikki Cooper and four other women built a female-focused homeless encampment beneath the tracks of West Oakland Bart, creating a safe space and a community for women on the street. Today, they're working together to keep their encampment united while facing the threat of closure from the city.
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- The Doodler: A New Hunt For A Forgotten Serial Killer
- Runtime
- 1:04
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- The Golden State Killer. The Unabomber. Ted Bundy. You’re probably familiar with these serial killers. But in the mid-1970s, another monster terrorized San Francisco’s gay community. He was coined “The Doodler,” and he may have been responsible for as many victims as the Zodiac Killer, yet you’ve probably never heard of him. Plagued by a complicated investigation, a frightened public, and the hesitation of many to come forward, the case went cold, and a killer walked free. Nearly 50 years later, a renewed hunt for a forgotten serial killer seeks to change that. Follow the story on “The Doodler” podcast, new episodes every Tuesday starting March 16th.
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- Movers and Shakers: Twins Bring Southern Charm to San Francisco | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 3:24
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Melorra and Melanie Green have lived together their whole lives – 41 years to be exact. The fraternal twins born one-minute apart are originally from Memphis, Tennessee, and bring their southern charm and vision to the Bay Area.
For the past decade, the Green twins have been a fixture in the Lower Haight and Fillmore neighborhoods. Every morning they walk side by side to get their coffee, wearing their trademark wide-brim hats, colorful plaid shirts and thick eyeliner. They wave to their neighbors and greet store owners until someone runs down the block to give them a big hug. Before you know it they’re all planning their next big art project. That’s what they do. They’re movers and shakers.
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- Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens in Oakland for Black, Latino Communities
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- 3:59
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- A West Oakland church hosted a clinic intended to vaccinate Black and Latino communities. But the majority of vaccines went to white people after hundreds of people waited, some overnight, for a chance to be vaccinated at the first-come, first-serve clinic, its organizer said.
Of the 2,306 doses administered throughout the week-long clinic, Wallace estimates that about 60% went to white people, with the remaining 40% going to the demographic the clinic was intended to serve: Black, Latino and Pacific Islander people. While the clinic was aimed at the communities of color surrounding the West Oakland church, Wallace said it was “hard to say” how many of those vaccinated were local.
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- Piano Prodigy Strikes A Chord With Seniors | The Regulars
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- 4:17
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Christopher has been performing at the Lodge, an assisted living residence in Alameda, since he was 7. He says he does it for the seniors and for himself.
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- Nurse Experiences Xenophobia, Racism at San Francisco Hospital Amid Pandemic
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- 2:30
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- "You're not Chinese, are you?" Juliet Palarca, a Filipina American nurse at S.F. General Hospital, recounts her encounter with racism and xenophobia while providing care to a patient.
Stoked by racist political rhetoric about the coronavirus, encounters like these have become more common amid the pandemic, according to anecdotal reports and anti-bigotry groups. Now, Asian American medical professionals and advocates say the discrimination continues a year later — even as health care workers try to save the lives of the people disparaging them.
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- Formerly Homeless Man Gives Back, Cleans San Francisco Streets | The Regulars
- Runtime
- 2:30
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Seeing Downtown Streets Team supervisor Darryl Cage, 50 years old, talk with homeless and pick up rubbish on city streets is a common sight most mornings. While leading teams in Union Square, Tenderloin, and Civic Center he gets to know individuals and their basic needs.
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- Lightning, Hail, Thunderstorms Expected in the Bay Area
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Isolated thunderstorms are expected to strike the Bay Area this week, bringing the potential for lightning strikes, the National Weather Service said.
An offshore low-pressure system will bring rain to the region late Monday afternoon, leading to cold and showery weather through Wednesday.
Weather officials said they will monitor areas burned by last year’s wildfires “very closely.”
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- Hang Gliders Fly Above Ocean Beach | The Regulars
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- 2:52
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- When the winds are west from 15 to 20 miles an hour, it's like a batman signal scraping the sky at Fort Funston. Within 20 minutes people from around the bay area descend upon the park on the ocean's edge, unpack their hang gliders and launch themselves into the air.
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- Pentagon Papers Leaker Daniel Ellsberg Reflects on Importance of Whistleblowers
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- 4:55
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Daniel Ellsberg, who released the Pentagon Papers, reflects on the 50 year anniversary of leaked documents that exposed secret FBI programs and paved the way for the Pentagon Papers.
“I recognized kindred spirits,” said Ellsberg. “And it wasn’t clear at the time if they’d get away with it.”
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- Michelin-Starred Restaurant Gives Free Food to Hard-Hit Communities During Pandemic, Wildfires
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- 5:46
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Healdsburg’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant SingleThread responds to the coronavirus pandemic and California fires threatening local residents by donating to vulnerable and hard-hit communities.
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- Couple Separated During Myanmar Coup Reunites in San Francisco
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- 3:21
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- When at last he landed at San Francisco International Airport on the evening of Feb. 26, Yar Zar Min worried he might not find his fiance in the terminal.
Their long-awaited reunion overcame incredible obstacles. After nearly two years of navigating the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, a global pandemic and a surprise military coup in his native Myanmar, Yar Zar Min had reason to expect another setback would keep him from the man he loved. Instead, Kenny Kruse stood waiting with flowers.
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- San Francisco Firefighters Respond to Fire Near Castro, Eureka Valley Neighborhoods
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- 0:26
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- San Francisco firefighters responded to a fire near the city’s Eureka Valley and Castro neighborhoods Friday afternoon. San Francisco police also asked people to avoid the same area — around Eureka and 18th Streets — as they try to apprehend a suspect, though it was not immediately clear whether the police and fire activity were related.
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- Drone Footage of Noe Valley's Slow Street Mural
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- 1:25
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- San Francisco artist Amos Goldbaum puts the finishing touches on his Sanchez Slow Street mural, a line drawing on an entire city block in Noe Valley. The finished mural stretches an entire block of Sanchez between 24th and Elizabeth streets.
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- Sneaker Waves Along Bay Area Coast Claim Lives, Threaten Beachgoers
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- 1:35
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Since the start of the year, at least four people have been swept to sea from San Mateo County to Sonoma County. Dangerous surf conditions are common along the Bay Area coasts, particularly in San Mateo County.
Rogue waves — unexpectedly large waves also known as sneaker waves — are always a threat. These tragedies can be avoided. Here’s how you can stay safe at the beach.
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- In Conversation with Columnist Kevin Fisher Paulson
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- 1:00:45
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Senior Arts and Entertainment Editor Mariecar Mendoza sat down with Datebook columnist Kevin Fisher-Paulson for a video conversation with subscribers. Paulson joined The Chronicle in May of 2016 as part of a lineup of writers for the backpage of the Datebook section. Since then he’s been giving readers an inside look at his life, including parenting struggles and triumphs. He is the author of "How We Keep Spinning" and "A Song for Lost Angels.” Fisher-Paulson lives with his husband, Brian, their two sons, and a pack of rescue dogs in the mysterious outer, outer, outer, outer Excelsior.
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- Where Can You Get a Coronavirus Vaccine in the Bay Area?
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- 2:10
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Mass vaccination sites are a crucial piece of California’s efforts to speed up the coronavirus vaccine rollout, including one at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara that opened earlier this month, and another at the Oakland Coliseum that opened Feb. 16.
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- Theater vs Film: Chronicle Critics Mick LaSalle and Lily Janiak Discuss
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- 1:02:25
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
- Description
- Chronicle Movie Critic Mick LaSalle and Theater Critic Lily Janiak compare their respective forms. They discuss the virtues of each art form and compare the stories that exist in both including: “Ma Rainey,” “Fences,” Branagh’s “Much Ado,” “God of Carnage,” and “August: Osage County.”
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- San Francisco Residents Mourn Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Poet and Founder of City Lights
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- 0:58
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Mark Stanger, an Episcopal priest at Cathedral School for Boys, speaks to The Chronicle after dropping off flowers as he pays his respects to the late Lawrence Ferlinghetti, a poet, publisher, painter and pivotal figure to the Beats and about every other counterculture literary movement in San Francisco, at City Lights Bookstore, on Tuesday, January 23, 2021, in San Francisco, Calif.
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- Historic Six Bedroom Victorian House Moves to a New Home in San Francisco
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- 2:31
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- After 139 years at 807 Franklin St., the house was making its move down the street and around the corner to a new home on Fulton Street. According to the San Francisco Historical Society it was the first time a Victorian had moved in 50 years, and nobody wanted to miss it.
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- How to Make Kimchi with Aruna Lee of Volcano Kimchi
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- 55:54
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- Chronicle writer Janelle Bitker sat down with Aruna Lee of Volcano Kimchi for a Kimchi demo and discussion in partnership with CUESA. Aruna shows viewers how to make a root vegetable kimchi highlighting local produce as well as a kimchi tofu stew.
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