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tention that he was misled by Bill McGlashan, Suspect in college bribery scandal the corrupt college consultant Jr., leaves the turned government witness at courthouse after says key evidence being withheld the heart of the case, William making his plea “Rick” Singer, and didn’t know- for charges in the show he paid for test cheating or ingly pay for cheating. college admissions By John Woolfolk scandal. Bay Area News Group bribing coaches to admit his son “What the messages and calls to USC as a phony football kicker. show are that from McGlashan’s A Mill Valley investor who Bill McGlashan Jr., 56, ac - perspective, he was continuing founded a social justice fund for cused prosecutors of withhold- to retain Singer for his legitimate rock group U2’s frontman Bono ing potentially exonerating ev- counseling services,” the founder said in court papers Friday that idence they deemed irrelevant of the TPG Growth equity fund JOSEPH PREZIOSO — prosecutors’ evidence doesn’t that would support his con - BRIBE >> PAGE 2 GETTY IMAGES

MARIN CITY SAUSALITO-MARIN CITY FULFILLING DREAMS Performing Stars: 30 years of changing lives Charter school suffers setback Judge rejects Willow Creek bid to intervene in desegregation plan

By Keri Brenner [email protected] @KeriWorks on Twitter A San Francisco judge has ruled that a Sau- salito public charter school does not have the right to an official seat at the table in a deseg- regation plan underway in the Sausalito Marin City School District. San Francisco Superior Court Judge Ethan PHOTOS BY SHERRY LAVARS — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL Schulman said Willow Creek Academy, which is authorized by the district, “is not entitled to in- Felecia Gaston, founder of Performing Stars of Marin, watches over a dress rehearsal for a Tuskegee airmen play in Marin tervention” in the plan because it lacks a suffi- City. The nonprofit organization helps at-risk youth express themselves through the arts. cient “interest relating to the property or transac- tion which is the subject of the action” — in this easy and it’s been a journey, case, the mandatory desegregation of a district By Lorenzo Morotti [email protected] but all these success stories school, Bayside Martin Luther King Jr. Academy make it all worth it.” in Marin City. The desegregation, to be accom- A 5-year-old girl walked Now 30 years later, more plished within five years, was ordered as part past a ballet school in Mar- than 3,000 youth have of an Aug. 8 settlement with the district and a ietta, Georgia, in 1960 and gone through the program CHARTER >> PAGE 4 paused to look through the and many have gone on to glass. achieve goals they thought “I remember that long- were unreachable. ing feeling of wanting to be Performing Stars offered IMPEACHMENT there, but I couldn’t because classes, supplies and schol- of segregation,” said Felecia arships to families who Gaston, Performing Stars could not afford to pay for Trump acquittal set founder. “I always wanted their children to participate to take ballet lessons, and I in the arts. never let go of my dream. I John Lam, a principal as witnesses nixed wanted to find a way to help dancer with the Boston Bal- other children of color fulfill let, was one of those chil- By Lisa Mascaro, Eric Tucker and Zeke Robert Lewis goes over a script with young actors during a Miller their dreams.” dren. He said he is now in dress rehearsal for a Tuskegee airmen. The Associated Press In 1990 she founded Per- his 15th season with the in- forming Stars of Marin, a ternationally-recognized like it at first because I was Lam said he attended Marin WASHINGTON >> The Senate narrowly rejected nonprofit art academy that ballet company and owes the only boy,” he said. “But Ballet until he was 15 years Democratic demands to summon witnesses for serves underprivileged com- his success to Performing Felecia had arranged to take old and then Canada’s Na- President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial late munities. She started the Stars. all of us to go see the San tional Ballet School in To- Friday, all but ensuring Trump’s acquittal in just program with zero budget, Lam, who was born and Francisco Ballet and I got to ronto. the third trial to threaten a president’s removal with the help of Anne Rog- raised in the Canal area see other dancers who were “Felecia helped me with in U.S. history. But senators pushed off final vot- ers and the Marin City com- in San Rafael to Vietnam- men — it was then I gave funds my family couldn’t ing on his fate to next Wednesday. munity. ese immigrants, said arts dance a chance.” provide,” he said. “I then The delay in timing showed the weight of a “I had no idea about fun- or dance were never an op- Performing Stars paid for came to Boston and have historic vote bearing down on senators, despite draising, writing grants, do- tion until she met Gaston at classes, shoes and uniforms been able to work my butt prodding by the president eager to have it all be- ing all the networking, fill- a day care. She offered him and enabled Lam to fall in off to be where I am now.” hind him in an election year and ahead of his ing out the 501(c)(3)s,” Gas- an opportunity that would love with dance. With the fi- Nichelle Haynes, State of the Union speech Tuesday night. ton said. “I’ve always stayed change his life. nancial and emotional sup- 32-year-old aesthetician, is Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch passionate. It wasn’t always “I went to class and didn’t port of Gaston’s program, STARS >> PAGE 2 ACQUITTAL >> PAGE 2

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TODAY IN HISTORY and other parents that the the boy to take the test over ing: “He does have really his own. government misconstrued two days, left after only one strong legs.” “The only references to Bribe evidence of their guilt or day and returned to the In his response Friday, the scheme are by Singer,” 1790 FROM PAGE 1 withheld anything point- Bay Area. Singer’s associ- McGlashan argued the McGlashan’s filing said, “af- The U.S. Supreme Court ing to their innocence. ate, they alleged, admitted prosecutors characteriza- ter he had begun cooperat- convened for the first and Bono’s Rise Fund said “They accuse the govern- correcting the son’s test an- tion of events is “rife with ing with the government.” time in New York. in Friday’s court filing. He ment of withholding evi- swers, earning him a near- misrepresentations, omis- Prosecutors countered suggested an “entrapment” dence that they acted in perfect score of 34, and Mc- sions and overstatements.” that McGlashan only defense — that the govern- good faith, were duped by Glashan sent a $50,000 He argued the fact that his backed off the “side door” 1896 ment through Singer, who Singer, or that the univer- check made out to Singer’s son didn’t use the full two after Singer tipped him off Giacomo Puccini’s opera pleaded guilty and cooper- sity was fully aware of what foundation as “payment for days he was given for the to the government’s inves- “La Boheme” premiered ated with authorities, may they were doing,” prosecu- West Hollywood Prep.” ACT doesn’t establish cor- tigation, telling him in an in Turin, Italy. have tricked him into in - tors wrote. “But that is not Prosecutors said Mc- ruption, and noted that in Oct. 24, 2018, call that “I’d criminating acts. what happened.” Glashan also conspired September 2019 his son re- rather just sorta lay low.” McGlashan is among 36 Prosecutors said they with Singer toward having took the test and scored a “During the call,” prose- 1960 wealthy parents around have provided “an extraor- his son admitted to the Uni- nearly identical 33. cutors alleged, “McGlashan Four black college the country whom federal dinary volume of evidence,” versity of Southern Califor- McGlashan added that did not dispute” that Sing- students began a sit-in prosecutors charged in the including 1.5 million emails nia through a “side door” prosecutors haven’t pro- er’s associate “had taken protest at a Wool- bombshell “Varsity Blues” and 4,000 recorded phone scheme in which he would vided evidence that the the ACT for his son and worth’s lunch counter college admissions cheating calls and text messages, and be presented as a football two Singer associates they acknowledged he still in- in Greensboro, North case announced last March, the “exculpatory evidence” recruit — a sport he didn’t say admitted helping boost tended to pursue the ‘side Carolina, where they’d more than a dozen of them McGlashan and other par- actually play. his son’s ACT score actually door’ once things ‘cleared been refused service. from the Bay Area. ents seek “simply does not In recorded phone calls did so. One of them didn’t up.’” While many of them, exist.” in 2018, prosecutors said, even remember the boy or But McGlashan argued including seven in the Bay In McGlashan’s case, Singer explained that anything unusual about his that prosecutors only belat- 1962 Area and Hollywood actress prosecutors allege the in- McGlashan would pay test, he said. edly acknowledged a Sept. The Ken Kesey novel Felicity Huffman, have vestor conspired with $250,000 for the “side door,” In addition, McGlashan 27, 2018, conversation in “One Flew Over the pleaded guilty, McGlashan Singer in 2017 to have his and Singer would prepare said he ultimately decided which Singer advised fed- Cuckoo’s Nest” was is among more than a dozen son take the ACT entrance a fraudulent profile of his not to pursue or pay for eral agents that McGlashan first published by Viking others fighting the charges, exam at a West Hollywood son as a football kicker us- the “side door” scheme. His would not be using the Press. including actress Lori site controlled by Singer’s ing computer programs to son didn’t attend USC, and side door, but would be go- Loughlin and her fashion associates instead of at his alter images of legitimate there is no evidence that ing through his own con- designer husband. Their Bay Area high school, on players to look like him. In Singer spelled out that any nections at USC. His filing 1991 cases could go to trial later grounds that he had a learn- an Aug. 22, 2018, recorded payments in the scheme seeks transcripts from the 34 people were killed this year. ing disability and needed call with Singer, prosecu- would constitute a bribe, grand jury that indicted when an arriving USAir Friday’s filing was a re- more time to take it. tors said McGlashan called he argued. And he noted him and other parents, ar- jetliner crashed atop a sponse to court papers fed- He then flew with his son the caper “just totally hi- that he had told Singer he guing that if prosecutors commuter plane on a eral prosecutors filed two on a private jet to Los An- larious” and laughed when had changed his mind and misled the jury, it could be runway at Los Angeles weeks ago rejecting claims geles, and although they Singer told him “I’m gonna would instead reach out to “grounds for dismissal” of International Airport. by McGlashan, Loughlin had secured approval for make him a kicker,” reply- people he knew at USC on the charges. 1994 Jeff Gillooly, Tonya Night,” a short play about started, it primarily of- sonal work in the school of celebrating its 30th anni- Harding’s ex-husband, the Tuskegee Airmen of fered classes in ballet, illustration. versary on Dec. 12 at Os- pleaded guilty in Stars World War II. tap dance, theater, baton Turner recalled seeing an her Marin Jewish Commu- Portland, Oregon, to FROM PAGE 1 The play is a part of a twirling and drill teams, art show Performing Stars nity Center. racketeering for his part Black History Month cel- he said. hosted when he was a kid. Gaston said she is proud in the attack on figure a business owner and a ebration at First Mission- While it still has an art “I always wanted to be to know that her hard work skater Nancy Kerri- night instructor at Milan ary Baptist in Marin City. focus, there is a greater one of the students featured and support of the com- gan in exchange for a Cosmetology. She joined A performance is planned emphasis on community in an art show like that,” he munity has contributed to 24-month sentence and Performing Stars when she at 11 a.m. Feb. 23, Gaston engagement, entrepre- said. “It’s amazing that she countless success stories. a $100,000 fine. was 4 years old. said. neurial advice, confidence does this for everyone.” “Performing Stars con- “Growing up in Marin Lewis said his son is in building and networking, Devon Smith, a 22-year- tributes to a better com- City there weren’t too the play, and hopes that Gaston said. old actor attending College munity and feeling of pride many positive role mod- the lessons he learned — Ryan Turner, a senior at of Marin, said the program for our community be - Birthdays els and activities to be in- discipline, camaraderie the Academy of Art study- helped him not succumb to cause we are under a lot of Rock musician Mike volved in,” Haynes said. and how to be a pillar for ing visual development, the challenges of living in stereotypes,” she said. “I’m Campbell (Tom Petty & “We more so had a vision his family and community was born and raised in Marin City and how to be happy that we are letting the Heartbreakers) is 70. of what we didn’t want to — will be passed down. Marin City. He said he re- successful physically, men- people know low-income Actor-writer-producer be like rather than people “It shows kids they are ceived a full-ride scholar- tally and spiritually. communities can succeed.” Bill Mumy is 66. Rock who we wanted to be like. a lot more than what they ship through the Perform- “We visited colleges and Performing Stars has singer Exene Cervenka “Performing Stars cre- think they are,” he said. ing Stars network, which met with public figures helped transform children is 64. Comedian-actor ated an atmosphere where “It shows them they can would have cost about within the community who who have felt like that little Pauly Shore is 52. Actor a child can add to the tool be somebody. They can be $110,000. talked to us about their ex- girl in Georgia — a specta- Brian Krause is 51. Jazz box rather than remove a star, and that does not He now has six illus - perience growing up and tor looking in — into par- musician Joshua Red- stuff once they get older.” necessarily mean be in the trations displayed in the what it takes to grow into ticipants looking out. man is 51. Rock musician Robert Lewis, an orig- limelight and perform but academy’s spring show- the kind of men we want to “Someone told me that 30 Patrick Wilson is 51. inal 1990 participant of in whatever they are good case, won first place di- be and not end up in jail or years means a generation,” Actress and mixed mar- the program, is volunteer- at.” rector’s choice award and dead,” Smith said. she said. “So now we’re into tial artist Ronda Rousey ing to direct “Heroes of the When Performing Stars second place for best per- The organization will be the next generation.” is 33. Rock singer Harry Styles is 26.

icance of the moment for Acquittal senators who want to give Star report final speeches. FROM PAGE 1 To bring the trial toward George Kittle met a conclusion, Trump’s at- idol ‘The Rock’ McConnell spoke by phone torneys argued the House Before the 49ers took to lock in the schedule had already heard from 17 the stage for the Super during a tense night at witnesses and presented Bowl’s Opening Night, the Capitol as rushed its 28,578-page report to they were introduced negotiations proceeded on the Senate. They warned by a University of Miami and off the Senate floor. The against prolonging it even legend — and George trial came to a standstill further. The House im- Kittle’s personal hero: for about an hour. A person peached Trump largely None other than Dwayne unauthorized to discuss the along party lines after less “The Rock” Johnson. call was granted anonymity than three months of for- “That was wild,” Kittle to describe it. mal proceedings, making said. “I was up on stage The president wanted it the quickest, most parti- and they said, ‘OK, to arrive for his speech at san presidential impeach- you’re going to walk out the Capitol with acquittal ment in U.S. history. and The Rock’s going secured, but that will not Some senators pointed to to introduce you. I was happen. Instead, the trial the importance of the mo- like, ‘Who? The Rock?!’ will resume Monday for fi- ment. I turn around and all of nal arguments, with time “What do you want your a sudden he’s chest to Monday and Tuesday for JULIO CORTEZ — AP PHOTO place in history to be?” chest with me. I almost senators to speak. The fi- Sen. Lindsey Graham, center, walks with reporters at the end of a session in the asked one of the House fell off the stage. It was nal voting is planned for 4 impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. managers, Rep. Jason insane.” p.m. Wednesday, the day af- Crow, D-Colo., a former Kittle only got 30 sec- ter Trump’s speech. Army Ranger. onds with him. But he Trump’s acquittal is all party-line vote. Republicans but all were rejected. Trump issued a quick To hear more witnesses, did get a bottle of The but certain in the Senate, Susan Collins of Maine and In an unpublished man- denial. it would have taken four Rock’s own Teremana where his GOP allies hold Mitt Romney of Utah voted uscript, Bolton has written “I never instructed John Republicans to break with Tequila. the majority and there’s no- with the Democrats, but that the president asked Bolton to set up a meet- the 53-seat majority and — Evan Webeck, Bay Area where near the two-thirds that was not enough. him during an Oval Office ing for Rudy Giuliani, one join with all Democrats News Group needed for conviction and Senate Democratic leader meeting in early May to bol- of the greatest corruption in demanding more testi- removal. Chuck Schumer called that ster his effort to get Ukraine fighters in America and by mony. But that effort fell Nor will he face poten- decision “a tragedy on a to investigate Democrats, far the greatest mayor in short. tially damaging, open-Sen- very large scale.” Protesters’ according to a person who the history of NYC, to meet Chief Justice John Rob- LOTTERY ate testimony from wit- chants reverberated against read the passage and told with President Zelenskiy,” erts, in the rare role presid- WINNING NUMBERS nesses. the walls of the Capitol. The Associated Press. The Trump said. “That meeting ing over the impeachment Daily 3 Afternoon: Despite the Democrats’ But Republicans said person, who was not autho- never happened.” trial, could break a tie, but 3, 3, 3 singular focus on hear- Trump’s acquittal was jus- rized to disclose contents of Key Republican senators that seemed unlikely. Asked Daily 3 Evening: ing new testimony, the Re- tified and inevitable. the book, spoke only on con- said even if Trump commit- late Friday, he told senators 8, 0, 6 publican majority brushed “The sooner the better dition of anonymity. ted the offenses as charged it would be “inappropriate.” past those demands and for the country,” said Sen. In the meeting, Bolton by the House, they are not Murkowski noted in an- Daily 4: 3, 1, 8, 3 will make this the first im- Lindsey Graham, a Trump said the president asked impeachable and the parti- nouncing her decision that Fantasy 5: peachment trial without confidant. “Let’s turn the him to call new Ukrainian san proceedings must end. she did not want to drag 3, 9, 14, 18, 30 witnesses. Even new reve- page.” President Volodymyr Zel- “I didn’t need any more the chief justice into the Daily Derby lations Friday from former The next steps come in enskiy and persuade him evidence because I thought partisan fray. 1st: 7, Eureka national security adviser the heart of presidential to meet with Trump’s per- it was proved that the pres- As protesters chanted 2nd: 12, Lucky Charms John Bolton did not sway campaign season before a sonal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, ident did what he was outside the Capitol, some GOP senators, who said divided nation. Democratic who was planning to go to charged with doing,” retir- visitors watched from the 3rd: 11, Money Bags they’d heard enough. caucus voting begins Mon- Ukraine to coax the Ukrai- ing GOP Sen. Lamar Alex- Senate galleries. Race Time: 1:49.45 That means the eventual day in Iowa, and Trump nians to investigate the ander of Tennessee, a late Bolton’s forthcoming SUPER LOTTO PLUS outcome for Trump will be gives his State of the Union president’s political rivals. holdout, told reporters Fri- book contends he person- Wednesday’s drawing: an acquittal “in name only,” address the next night. Bolton writes that he never day at the Capitol. “But that ally heard Trump say he 22, 26, 28, 29, 36 said Rep. Val Demings, D- Four Democratic candi- made the call to Zelenskiy didn’t rise to the level of an wanted military aid with- Fla., a House prosecutor, dates have been chafing in after the meeting, which in- impeachable offense.” held from Ukraine until it Mega Number: 4 during final debate. the Senate chamber rather cluded acting chief of staff Republican Sen. Lisa agreed to investigate the Today’s estimated Trump was impeached than campaigning. Mick Mulvaney and White Murkowski of Alaska said Bidens. Trump denies say- jackpot: $10 million by the House last month The Democrats had House Counsel Pat Cipol- she, too, would oppose more ing such a thing. MEGA MILLIONS on charges that he abused badly wanted testimony lone. testimony in the charged The White House has Friday’s drawing: power and obstructed Con- from Bolton, whose forth- The revelation adds partisan atmosphere, hav- blocked its officials from 28, 31, 33, 57, 62 gress as he tried to pres- coming book links Trump more detail to allegations ing “come to the conclu- testifying in the proceed- sure Ukraine to investigate directly to the charges. But of when and how Trump sion that there will be no ings and objected that Mega Number: 19 Democratic rival Joe Biden, Bolton won’t be summoned, first sought to influence fair trial in the Senate.’’ there are “significant Tuesday’s estimated using military aid as lever- and none of this appeared Ukraine to aid investi - She said, “The Congress amounts of classified infor- jackpot: *pending* age as the ally fought Rus- to affect the trial’s expected gations of his rivals that has failed.” mation” in Bolton’s manu- POWERBALL sia. He is charged with then outcome. Democrats forced are central to the abuse of Eager for a conclusion, script. Bolton resigned last Wednesday’s drawing: blocking the congressional a series of new procedural power charge in the first Trump’s allies neverthe- September — Trump says 9, 12, 15, 31, 60 probe of his actions. votes late Friday to call article of impeachment. less suggested the shift in he was fired — and he and Senators rejected the Bolton and White House The story was first re- timing to extend the pro- his attorney have insisted Mega number: 2 Democrats’ effort to allow acting chief of staff Mick ported Friday by The New ceedings into next week, the book does not contain Today’s estimated new witnesses, 51-49, a near Mulvaney, among others, York Times. acknowledging the signif- any classified information. jackpot: $40 million A3 LOCAL NEWS Saturday, February 1, 2020 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/MARINIJFAN AND TWITTER.COM/MARINIJ marinij.com » JUNE DUTY DISTRICT 10 Mill Valley beefs up safety Three challenge by adding three firefighters Levine in race for Assembly

Commission to oversee all By Will Houston [email protected] public safety decisions related @Will_S_Houston on Twitter to PG&E’s operations. Levine said he also seeks to introduce Four-term incumbent Marc legislation to reduce home in- Levine faces three challeng- surance payments for commu- ers for the District 10 state nities that are funding wildfire Assembly seat in the March 3 prevention; to have property election, with the competing insurance cover losses caused campaigns focusing on issues by PG&E’s public safety power including housing, climate shutoffs; to expand the state change, fire risk, pension re- of emergency definition to in- form, government spending, clude the power shutoffs; and gun control and more. to require public utility board Returning to face Levine is members to be California res- Santa Rosa-based Democrat idents. Veronica “Roni” Jacobi who Other issues Levine said ran against him in the 2016 he would work to address are ROBERT TONG — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL general election. Two new- reducing barriers for afford- Firefighters from Mill Valley and Corte Madera participate in a chemical attack drill in 2018. comer assembly candidates, able housing development; Democrat Ted Cabral of Pet- planning for the replacement The process has lasted years right direction, the city missed an aluma and Republican candi- of the Richmond Bridge and By Lorenzo Morotti [email protected] due to budgetary issues, he said. opportunity to provide more effi- date Ron Sondergaard of Se- Highway 37; reintroducing his “We did an analysis by hiring cient service. bastopol, are also vying for the gun ammunition excise tax Mill Valley is hiring three fire- an outside contractor to look at “Service engines in Marin usu- position. proposal in 2021; and work- fighters, a move aimed at bring- all the prospective at risks, com- ally have firefighters and para- Levine, D-Greenbrae, said ing to reduce pension burden, ing its staffing closer to national piled call data and considered our medics,” Bagala said. “So if Mill in his time with the Assembly, especially in employee health safety standards. changing environment,” Welch Valley hired three firefighter the state has worked to pull it- care costs, to school districts City officials anticipate having said. “The recommendation was paramedics instead just firefight- self out of the Great Recession and other government agen- the recruits on board by the end to hire three additional firefight- ers they could have killed two and build up a large rainy day cies. of March to give them enough ers to help bolster engine staff- birds with one stone.” fund to prepare for the next For Sondergaard, he said time to go through training and ing.” The two types of engines are recession. high taxation and the rising be on duty by June. The city allocated about classified as advanced life support “We’re on footing we’ve cost of living is driving away Deputy Fire Chief Tom Welch $350,000 to hire the firefight- and basic life support, he said. never been on as a state,” thousands of California resi- said the timeline would get the ers through its long-term finan- Welch said there are six para- Levine said. “For me, I’ve au- dents and businesses. He said firefighters ready in time for fire cial plan, said Eric Erickson, fi- medics on the fire department’s thored now 82 laws in the last his campaign is about giving season. nance and human resources di- staff and the city runs both ad- seven years. Those laws em- North Bay voters a different “They would be on the line by rector. The money will come out vanced life support and basic life body the values of the North option. June,” Welch said. “The goal of the of the general fund. support engines depending on Bay; laws to bolster environ- “We can’t afford to keep vot- City Council is to have them on “The cost will grow after that the call. mental protections, to address ing for the same people again the line by then, so we are hiring first year because assumptions in Bagala said having more para- mental health issues, to deal and again and expect any dif- them early to send them to the ad- step-increases, such as the cost of medics on board engines and am- with public safety, gun vio- ferent results,” Sondergaard vanced training academy.” living increases, health care in- bulances would have been use- lence.” said. “I’m running because I Three candidates have been creases and increases in CalPERS ful when a house in Mill Valley To address PG&E oversight think a lot of Californians are identified, gone through the phys- (retirement fund),” Erickson said. caught fire on Jan. 13 or on Jan. and fire risk, Levine said he frustrated with the single- ical test and are now undergoing Marin Professional Firefighters 21 when a pedestrian was struck has introduced a bill to create party monopoly in the Legis- extensive background checks, he Association President John Bag- and pinned under a bus. a public administrator with lature.” said. ala said while this is a step in the SAFETY » PAGE 4 the California Public Utilities ASSEMBLY » PAGE 4

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The Associated Press cisco Chronicle reported. The plan is to make Cas- at their full height and den- The towering redwoods cade Creek an integral part sity, provide unique, valu- it will reject state’s A San Francisco conser- have never felt the blade of of a larger effort to pre - able habitat for many rare vation group has reached a saw, the kind conserva- serve second-growth trees, birds, insects, reptiles, an agreement to buy a tionists reverently refer to which are the conifers that mice and other mammals. key health care tax canyon in the Santa Cruz as “old-growth.” grew up after the originals Cascade Creek, which Mountains that includes “We got here just in were cut down. also contains woodlands won’t cripple California’s By Adam Beam 100 acres of ancient red- time,” said Sam Hodder, These fast-growing de- filled with knobcone pine The Associated Press Medicaid program, the wood trees, a purchase that president and CEO of Save scendant trees — often and madrone, was already largest in the country with will help create a continu- the Redwoods League, ges- found growing in a circle, a study plot for the league, SACRAMENTO >> The Trump a budget of more than $100 ous corridor of protected turing toward blue paint called a fairy ring, around which plans to do further administration says it will billion, said John Baackes, redwood habitat stretch- marks, which indicate they the original stumps — research on forest growth, not allow California to col- CEO of LA Care Health ing to the Pacific Ocean. were once the target of log- make up 95% of the red- wildlife and the carbon- lect a key health care tax Plan, the largest publicly- Save the Redwoods gers. wood acreage across the capturing properties of on managed care organiza- operated health plan in League reached an agree- The league has so far state. Ecologists believe redwoods. The ultimate tions, a decision that could the country with nearly ment Thursday to buy the raised $8.6 million of the the reconstruction of Cali- goal throughout Califor- cost the state nearly $2 bil- 2.2 million members. 564-acre Cascade Creek, $9.6 million needed to fornia’s once mighty forest nia is to build ecological lion a year for low-income “For me, the bigger nestled between Big Basin complete the transaction, ecosystem is dependent on bridges connecting old- benefits. question is how (are) the Redwoods and Año Nuevo which is expected to close the regrowth of the previ- growth and second-growth The news does not im- Newsom administration state parks, the San Fran- May 30. ously logged giants which, stands. mediately affect Califor- and the Trump admin- nia’s budget because the istration going to find a state did not plan to re- way to work together that lective level. ceive that money this year doesn’t cause harm to the Among the initiatives are THE CANDIDATES or the budget year that people here who depend on Assembly 100% local food production Ted Cabral Environmental Protection begins July 1. But it could these programs?” Baackes Agency, PG&E, Energy & En- FROM PAGE 3 and water supply self-sus- Age: 57 cost California $1.2 bil- said. “The Trump adminis- tainability in each water ba- vironment, OurGreenChal- lion in the fiscal year that tration doesn’t seem to be Occupation: general man- lenge.org founder If elected, Sondergaard sin; fund clean energy proj- ager, business owner begins July 1, 2021, Cali- as willing to talk.” said he would work to make ects through the creation of fornia Department of Fi - While a small part of Education: Petaluma High Marc Levine legislative positions part- public banks; and creating School graduate; techni- nance spokesman H.D. the overall Medicaid bud- time so that lawmakers a fee on carbon pollution. Age: 45 Palmer said. That number get, the money is an impor- cal school; certified natural State Assem- have to live under the same Jacobi said she would chef, Bauman College Occupation: increases to $1.9 billion af- tant for number of benefits regulations and burdens also work to maintain blyman ter that. that would be eliminated State Parks that they impose on others. transportation infrastruc- Experience: Education: Master’s degree “The Administration without it, said Anthony Improving water storage, ture; promote energy-ef- Commissioner; Califor- in national security affairs will continue its ongoing Wright, executive director addressing the Public Utili- ficient affordable housing nia Off-Highway Vehicle from Naval Postgraduate discussions with federal of Health Access, a con- ties Commission’s oversight development near transit Commissioner; State Parks School; Bachelor of Arts Medicaid officials on this sumer health care advo- of PG&E, protecting 2nd services; provider greater Transformation Advisory political science, California issue,” Palmer said. “Con- cacy group. Plus, he said Amendment gun rights, choice in pension plans; Committee member; former State University Northridge sistent with the federal the Trump administra- cutting government spend- and promote the creation Sonoma County Flood government’s prior ap- tion’s decision was surpris- Advisory Committee Zone Experience: Four-term Dis- ing and reducing tax bur- of mass transit systems. trict 10 state assemblyman provals of similar financ- ing given that it has ap- dens are among other issues “If we face climate 2A member and chairman; ing waivers, we believe and proved similar proposals Sondergaard said he would change and we do all we watershed, public land expect that we can reach from Ohio and Michigan. management and planning Ron Sondergaard hope to address if elected. can to stop it, like I said, we Age: 40 an agreement that allows “There should be no rea- “California has got to could end up in a very good experience this type of financing to son why California should tighten their belt, stop over- place,” Jacobi said. “But Occupation: Business continue.” not be able to get a reve- spending what they collect avoiding it doesn’t help.” Veronica “Roni” owner (publisher/business The decision will likely nue stream for our Med- from us and stop thinking Cabral’s campaign also Jacobi consultant) further inflame tensions icaid program that other of us as the cash cow and focuses on climate change Age: 61 Education: Bachelor of Arts between the Trump ad- states are getting,” he said. maybe more like the goose planning as well as address- Occupation: Mechanical in sacred music, master of ministration and Gov. The Centers for Medi- that’s laying the golden ing the homelessness crisis engineer, small business science in biblical counseling Gavin Newsom, who are care and Medicaid Ser- egg,” Sondergaard said. and improving local trans- owner Experience: farming; build- fighting over money for vices says it won’t allow Ensuring climate change portation among other is- Education: Bachelor of Sci- ing construction; property a high-speed rail project the tax because it only ap- resiliency and preparedness sues. His oversight expe- ence, mechanical engineer- maintenance and manage- and California’s authority plies to managed care or- at all levels of society is one rience working on various ing, UCLA ment; city public works; to set its own vehicle emis- ganizations that receive of Jacobi’s main campaign state committees, he said, church ministry; Sonoma sion standards. Medicaid payments. Or- issues. differentiates him from leg- Experience: Former Santa County Republican Party The tax applies to man- ganizations that don’t re- “We need to address our islators that he said have Rosa councilwoman, U.S. Central Committee member aged care organizations ceive Medicaid payments climate emergency and I am acted as enablers of bureau- that administer Califor- would not be taxed. That the best candidate to do that cratic processes. must be looking at creat- therapy and medicated as- nia’s Medicaid plans, the is against federal rules, optimally because I have the “I think we need someone ing microgrids with clean sistance programs to ad- joint state and federal pro- according to a letter from political will as well as the who can increase commu- energy and look to new en- dress homelessness issues; gram that provides health Calder Lynch, acting dep- skills,” Jacobi said. nications between agencies ergy sources including hy- fine pharmaceutical compa- benefits for the poor and uty administrator and di- Jacobi is returning with and also be able to get our drogen energy. nies responsible for the opi- people with disabilities. rector of the federal Cen- her “Climate New Deal - government moving more Cabral said he would oid crisis; replace the Rich- California uses the ter for Medicare and Med- Good Jobs, Housing and efficiently,” Cabral said. also seek to streamline mond Bridge and add rail money it gets from the icaid Services. Climate Plan.” The plan, Quicker implementation housing development plan- service; raise Highway 37 taxes to pay its share of Gov. Gavin Newsom had she said, would work to de- on near-term, multi-faceted ning while ensuring such as part of a Interstate 580 Medicaid costs, which planned to use the money clare a climate emergency projects to prevent flooding, projects have sustainable extension; create tax cred- then triggers payments from the tax to extend the and implement a plan “with impacts of sea level rise, groundwater supplies; de- its for middle-income resi- from the federal govern- extension of 21 programs, teeth and incentive” to and restore habitat must be velop affordable hous- dents for medical expenses; ment. It was expected to including an 18-month ex- lower greenhouse gas foot- the first focus, Cabral said. ing to retain younger res- and ease restrictive canna- save the state about $1.2 tension of a sales tax ex- prints at a personal and col- In addition, communities idents; improving drug bis regulations. billion in the 2021-22 bud- emption on diapers and get year and $1.9 billion in tampons. Those tax ex- the 2022-23 budget year. emptions are scheduled to ment, bilingual, arts, sci- “I’m very excited about all students attending pub- Losing the money likely expire in in 2022. ence, math and tech-fo- the progress of the desegre- lic schools in the Sausalito Charter cused academy. It has not gation advisory group and Marin City School District FROM PAGE 1 yet been decided whether the unification task force, deserve equal access to a Correction the unified school would and the efforts of the (citizen quality education — and that simultaneous judgment is- be spread out over the two and parent) work groups — the 80% of (district) students Mill Valley resident Catherine Golden has a clawfoot sued by state Attorney Gen- campuses in Sausalito and and our ability to blend the attending WCA should not tub in her remodeled bathroom. A story in Friday’s pa- eral Xavier Becerra. Marin City or on just one two (plans),” Garcia said, be denied a voice.” per incorrectly described it as a 12-foot tub. “Willow Creek Academy campus, or whether the adding that Willow Creek Sausalito City Coun- contends that it has a di- school would be a Marin will not be left behind in the cil member Joe Burns, The Independent Journal strives for accuracy, but rect interest in the action County public school un- efforts. “I’m very optimistic who also attended Thurs- when errors occur we want to correct them as soon because of the potential der the Sausalito Marin about the ability of the dis - day’s meeting, said he was as possible. To report an error, call Managing Editor adverse effect on it of sev - City School District or some trict to come up with some peeved because neither he Jennifer Upshaw Swartz 415-382-7290 or email eral different provisions of form of charter school. A financial support from Wil- nor other members of the [email protected]. the (Becerra’s) judgment,” draft plan is tentatively set low Creek so that students council were invited to at- Schulman wrote. “None, to be unveiled March 12. and staff can feel secure as tend the advisory group. He however, rises to the level “We appreciate the work we finalize planning and said he just found out about of a direct and immedi - of district counsel and the move into taking action.” the meeting at the last min- PLEASE RECYCLE ate interest that would en- Attorney General’s office,” Jeff Knowles, a Willow ute in a random conversa- THIS NEWSPAPER. title WCA to intervene as district Superintendent Creek board member who tion. Becerra’s judgment of right.” He said although Itoco Garcia said Friday. attended Thursday’s de- does specify that Sausalito Thank you! the charter school asserts fi- “We believe that the ruling segregation advisory group officials be included in the nancial hardship caused by was in accordance with the meeting, said the charter process, Burns said. district actions, “that is an law.” school was not happy with “We have not been in- ‘indirect’ and consequential Willow Creek is already the court’s decision but vited to join the conversa- interest, not a direct inter- a partner in the unifica- would continue to move tion,” Burns said. “We tried marinij.com|facebook.com/MarinIJFan |@MarinIJ est,” the judge writes in the tion effort; at least two forward. to get on the Zoom (remote Delivery&subscription service ...... 415.883.8633 ruling. Willow Creek officials — “Although we are disap- online meeting partici- Email ...... 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The Marin IndependentJournal (USPC 261000) is published a court-ordered desegre- members, parents and ad- dents and their families con- quent interactions. daily by BayAreaNewsGroup,4000 Civic Center Drive, Suite 301, SanRafael, gation plan and a separate ministrators to public offi- tinue to be cast aside in the “We very much want the CA 94903. POSTMASTER: Send addresschangestoMarin IndependentJournal, but parallel process to unify cials such as Janelle Scott, decision-making process,” (Willow Creek and the Sau- 4000 Civic Center Drive, Suite 301, SanRafael, CA 94903. the two schools into one the court-appointed deseg- he added. “Nothing has salito) community at the ta- Presidentand Publisher Calendar Editor 500-student high achieve- regation plan monitor. changed in our view that ble,” Garcia said. 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KOBE BRYANT CRASH COLLEGE BRIBERY Grand Canyon inspired pilot to fly Loughlin accuses

By Stefanie Dazio feds of ‘improperly’ The Associated Press

LOS ANGELES >> Ara Zobay- an’s passion for helicopters hiding evidence began as a teenager and When it came to the By Nancy Dillon took flight years later after New York Daily News $200,000 Loughlin and a life-changing trip soaring Giannulli paid to Sing- above the vast Grand Can- Lori Loughlin and Mos- er’s Key Worldwide Foun- yon. simo Giannulli are return- dation for each daugh- The freedom felt by the ing fire in their college ad- ter, Singer told the FBI it man who would become missions bribery case, say- was his “belief that the Gi- Kobe Bryant’s pilot was ing new “core” evidence annullis knew that part of transformational, inspiring coughed up this week the $200,000 sent to KWF Zobayan to scrimp and save shows they were scammed was going to a USC pro- to take lessons and learn to by bad actors. gram,” the paperwork said. pilot the aircraft himself. In a furious Friday filing, “As things now stand, “It tapped into what he the couple blasted prosecu- the government clearly ac- felt he was here on Earth to tors for “improperly” wait- knowledges that Giannulli do: to fly and to teach, and ing until Tuesday night to and Loughlin’s alleged to teach people to have this hand over the key “excul- ‘bribe payments’ did not go feeling that he had,” said an patory” evidence allegedly to any USC official person- emotional Darren Kemp, a owed to them since May. ally, but rather were given student pilot of Zobayan The “Full House” ac- as donations to USC itself,” who became a close friend. GROUP 3 AVIATION tress and her fashion de- the defense’s filing in Bos- Zobayan’s journey from Helicopter pilot Ara Zobayan stands outside a helicopter. Zobayan was at the controls of signer husband — accused ton Federal Court said. pupil to pilot to the stars the helicopter that crashed in Southern California, killing all nine aboard including former of paying $500,000 to get “There is no evidence ended Sunday when the Lakers star Kobe Bryant. their two daughters into defendants somehow knew Sikorsky aircraft he was the University of South- these payments to USC flying crashed into a hill- where they are going. D-Los Angeles, said he is voured for the remainder ern California as rowing were personal bribes de- side outside Los Angeles, He had completed the introducing a bill requiring of the flight, said Chuck recruits even though they signed to compensate Hei- killing him Bryant and the same flight the day before the FAA to mandate the de- Street, executive director of didn’t participate in the nel for betraying her em- other seven aboard. The — Orange County to Ven- vices as part of new safety the Los Angeles Area Heli- sport — even claimed the ployer,” it argued. National Transportation tura County — but Sunday standards. copter Operators Associa- government “hid the in- Prosecutors will no Safety Board is investigat- morning brought fog so The death of Bryant tion. formation” to “pressure” doubt challenge the de- ing the accident, including heavy it grounded helicop- shocked the sporting world. When he had saved them into pleading guilty. fense claims. In a filing any role heavy fog played. ters for the Los Angeles Po- It also shook those who enough money, he took They said the new infor- two weeks ago, prosecu- The helicopter’s owner, lice Department and county were endeared to Zobayan that fateful helicopter tour mation came from the FBI’s tors said they’re only re- Island Express Helicopters, sheriff. Zobayan was forced as much for his skills in of the Grand Canyon. interviews with admitted quired to hand over “ex- announced Thursday that it to detour around the San the skies as the smile that “After that experience, he scam mastermind William culpatory” evidence at this is suspending flights indef- Fernando Valley until he greeted them each time became laser-focused on be- “Rick” Singer, and now they point, and such evidence initely. could return to follow U.S. they would fly. coming a helicopter pilot,” want access to everything “simply does not exist.” “The shock of the ac- Highway 101 in Calabasas. “He was one of their best Street said. Singer said because prose- Offering new details cident affected all staff, In his final radio trans- pilots,” said Los Angeles Zobayan began taking cutors “cannot be trusted” amid 500 pages of paper- and management decided mission to air traffic con- Clippers star Kawhi Leon- lessons in 1998 at Group 3 to divulge what’s due. work, prosecutors said the that service would be sus- trollers, Zobayan said he ard, who flew with him to Aviation at the Van Nuys The “last-minute dis- celebrity couple “specifically pended until such time as was climbing to avoid a commute from his home airport in Los Angeles, closures” cited by the cou- rejected” a chance to use the it was deemed appropri- cloud layer before the heli- in San Diego to the Staples where he would ultimately ple include Singer’s pur- school’s “legitimate” pay-to- ate for staff and custom- copter plunged more than Center in downtown Los become a flight instructor, ported statement to inves- play admissions approach ers,” the company said in a 1,000 feet (305 meters) into Angeles where the Clippers Group 3 owners Peter and tigators that “families that when they “rebuffed” a USC statement. a hillside. and Lakers play. Claudia Lowry said in a do the side door (admis- development official who The 50-year-old Zobayan The helicopter didn’t “That’s a guy who you ask statement. sions scheme) typically do offered to help their oldest was the chief pilot for the have a crash-alert warning for to fly you from city to Zobayan remained so not know that (disgraced daughter Isabella Rose. charter service and had device called the Terrain city,” Leonard said Wednes- dedicated to his craft that USC official Donna) Heinel Instead, the couple con- more than 8,200 hours Awareness and Warning day. “He’ll be like, ‘I just he continued to wash air- is involved until the time spired with Singer to stage of flight time. He was ad- System that signals when dropped Kobe off and he craft and vacuum offices of the first payment.” photos of their daughters ditionally certified to fly an aircraft is in danger of said hello.’ ” even as he ascended in his The “belated” material on rowing machines for solely using instruments hitting ground. Born in Lebanon in career, Street said. also includes Singer telling fabricated athletic pro- — a more difficult rating The NTSB had recom- 1970, a teenage Zobayan by Kemp, the former stu- the FBI he “did recall telling files with phony crew cre- to attain that allows pilots mended the system be re- chance sat next to a helicop- dent, said Zobayan inspired (Loughlin and Giannulli) dentials, prosecutors said. to fly at night and through quired for helicopters but ter mechanic on the flight him to become a better pi- that the first $50,000 for Loughlin, 55, and Gi- clouds. the Federal Aviation Ad- taking him to the United lot. His mentor was a stick- each girl went to USC,” and annulli, 56, have pleaded But on the day of the di- ministration only requires States. ler for pre-flight checklists, that the couple “thought their not guilty in the case. saster, he was flying under it for air ambulances. The mechanic lent Zo- Kemp said, and would make payment of $50,000 went di- special visual flight rules On Thursday, U.S. Con- bayan a helicopter maga- his students sit in the pilot rectly to USC’s program,” ac- Distributed by Tribune that require pilots to see gressman Brad Sherman, zine, which the youth de- and passenger seats. cording to the filing. News Service.

APARTMENT TOWER PREMIUM PRICES LA fire revives push for sprinklers FOR YOUR to avoid tragedy in older high-rises

CHINESEANTIQUES council members are commit- In a hotel the next day, By Christopher Weber Oza wondered whether a The Associated Press ted to getting the law passed, and they have the backing of sprinkler system would LOS ANGELES >> Residents building owners and tenants’ have doused the flames be- displaced when flames tore groups, Bonin said. fore they got out of control. through a 1960s-era Los He said officials hope to “The fire destroyed three Angeles apartment tower find federal grants to cover other apartments in the and injured 13 people this the installation costs, but if time it took for firefighters week are wondering why not, he wants to see man- to get up there,” she said. “I the management company agement companies pick up just don’t understand how didn’t install sprinklers the tab. For the most part, it’s not already a law. It’s re- after another destructive they are corporations — ally ridiculous.” blaze seven years ago. “not mom-and-pop owners” Tenants filed a class-ac- City officials said af- — that can afford the costs. tion lawsuit Thursday ac- ter the 2013 fire “that it Los Angeles Fire Chief cusing the building’s owner, shouldn’t take another Ralph Terrazas recom- Douglas Emmett Inc., of tragedy” to get sprinklers mended in 2017 that sprin- negligence. into older buildings that klers be installed in all 55 In response to a request are exempt from retrofit- high-rise buildings that still for comment on the law- ting rules, City Councilman lacked them. At the time, suit, the fire and the lack Mike Bonin said Thursday. the department estimated of sprinklers, the company “But it did.” that the updates would cost said in statement s Fri- Bonin introduced a coun- about $6,000 per unit. day that its “thoughts and cil motion Friday to seek an “Is someone really going prayers are with those who ordinance that would re- to come to council cham- are injured” and its focus quire sprinklers in residential bers and argue that the life was on getting residents Your Chinese Art &Antiques buildings built more than 50 of a tenant isn’t worth 6,000 back into their homes. years ago, before regulations bucks?” Bonin asked. The company said floors COULD BE WORTHAFORTUNE required fire-suppression sys- Greg Brown, senior vice 10 through 25 were cleared tems in buildings taller than president of government af- for residents to return to FREE EXPERTAPPRAISALS |IMMEDIATE PAYMENT 75 feet (23 meters). fairs at the National Apart- their units and residents of It’s an issue that officials ment Association, said in a the lower floors were being in other U.S. cities have grap- statement that apartment accommodated in hotels th pled with in recent years. Ho- owners face complex and until further notice. FRIDAY,FEBRUARY7 nolulu passed regulations re- expensive challenges in ret- The statements did not 9:00AM TO 6:00PM quiring stricter safety rules rofitting existing buildings. address the lawsuit but said for buildings with 10 floors “Existing apartment the building had passed its or more after a fire raged buildings already operate most recent Fire Depart- COURTYARD SANFRANCISCO through a 35-story condomin- under fire codes, required ment inspection and that ium in 2017, killing four peo- evacuations and safety the company was inter- LARKSPUR LANDING/MARIN COUNTY ple. It was built in 1971, be- plans, and annual munici- ested in learning the results fore the city required condos pal inspections processes to of the investigation into the 2500 Larkspur Landing Circle to have a sprinkler system. ensure resident safety,” he cause of the fire, “which ap- Larkspur,CA94939 In Chicago, a 2015 law said. “Mandating such ret- pears to have started inside required residential high- rofits would negatively im- one of the residential units.” rises that were built before pact an already inadequate Landlords neglecting fire ConferenceRoom: Napa 1975 to install fire sprin- affordable housing supply safety is an ongoing issue, klers. In New York City, and discourage investment said Jacob Woocher of the many older residential in older housing stock.” Los Angeles Tenants Union. SPACEISLIMITED!RESERVE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! buildings lack sprinklers, a Images of flames spew- “Across the city, we see If youhave an antiqueoracollectionofitems that arehard fact that made headlines in ing from the seventh floor owners minimize spending to transport, privatein-homeappraisals canbescheduled. 2018 when a fire at Trump of the Barrington Plaza on on maintenance and up- Tower killed a resident and Wednesday were eerily sim- keep in order to maximize injured firefighters. ilar to those from the 2013 profits, and cutting corners The Los Angeles City fire that caused injuries and on fire safety is just one Council has considered ex- gutted the 11th floor. particularly egregious way panding the sprinkler re- Puja Oza and her room- their greed can endanger quirement for years but mate Dalia Kingsbury got the lives of tenants,” he said. they “petered out in com- calls and texts from friends Eleven people were mittee,” Bonin said. about the fire before they treated after Wednesday’s Previously, the effort faced heard smoke alarms. 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HEALTH EMERGENCY HEALTH EMERGENCY US bars foreigners coming from 7th US case of China for now due to virus fear new China virus found in Bay Area By Ken Moritsugu and Zeke Miller with the few members of The Associated Press By Daisy Nguyen The Associated Press his household, will have The United States on Fri- to undergo a 14-day quar- day declared a public health A Bay Area man who antine. emergency and took dras- became ill after returning “Fortunately, the list of tic steps to significantly re- from a trip to China has contact since his return is strict entry into the coun- become the seventh person short,” Cody said. try because of a new vi- in the U.S. to test positive Health officials believe it rus that hit China and has for a new virus, health au- can take up to two weeks spread to other nations. thorities said Friday. for someone who is in- President Donald Trump The Centers for Disease fected to get sick. has signed an order that Control and Prevention The virus has infected will temporarily bar for- confirmed the diagnosis almost 10,000 people eign nationals, other than of the Santa Clara County worldwide and killed more immediate family of U.S. resident, said Sara Cody, than 200. The vast major- citizens and permanent director of the county Pub- ity of the cases and all the residents, who have trav- lic Health Department. deaths have been in China. eled in China within the The man traveled to Cody said there was no last 14 days. The new re- Wuhan, the epicenter of risk of infection for the strictions, which take effect the novel coronavirus general public from the at 5 p.m. EST on Sunday, outbreak in China, and Santa Clara County case. were announced by Health CHINATOPIX Shanghai before return- “Although we under- and Human Services Secre- People line up Friday outside a fever clinic at Wuhan Union Hospital in Wuhan in central ing Jan. 24 to California, stand this case may raise tary Alex Azar, who is coor- China’s Hubei Province. The United States took drastic steps to significantly restrict entry where he became ill, Cody concern, it doesn’t change dinating the U.S. response. into the country because of a new virus that hit China and has spread to other nations. said. the risk for the general “It is likely that we will The man was never sick public. The public at large continue to see more cases airports where passengers situation and it continues when it was used on some enough to be hospitalized is still at low risk,” she said. in the United States in the can be screened for illness. to evolve.” of the people currently in and “self-isolated” by stay- Nearly 200 Americans coming days and weeks, in- The virus has infected There are seven cases of isolation, they’d test posi- ing home, she said. who were evacuated from cluding some limited per- almost 10,000 people glob- this virus in the U.S. and tive one day and negative The man left home Wuhan are under a 14-day son-to-person transmis- ally in just two months, all were travelers except for another. twice to seek outpatient quarantine at a military sions,” Azar said. “The a troublesome sign that a Chicago man who caught Lawrence Gostin, a care at a local clinic and base outside Los Angeles American public can be as- prompted the World Health it from his wife, who had Georgetown University ex- a hospital. Public health — the first by the govern- sured the full weight of the Organization to declare the been in China. pert on public health law, officials are now trying to ment in half a century. U.S. government is working outbreak a global emer- Dr. Anthony Fauci, in- said putting a large num- reach anyone he may have Other cases of the new to safeguard the health and gency. The death toll stood fectious diseases chief at ber of people under quar- come into contact with pneumonia-like virus in- safety of the American peo- at 213, including 43 new fa- the National Institutes of antine “is virtually unprec- during those times to as- clude two in Southern Cal- ple.” talities, all in China. Health, said one reason the edented in modern Ameri- sess whether they were ex- ifornia, one in Washington Americans returning A public health emer- U.S. stepped up its quar- can history.” posed to the virus. state, one in Arizona and from China will be al - gency in the U.S. allows antine measures was an Declaring a public health Those people, along two in Chicago. lowed into the country, but the government to tap addi- alarming report from Ger- emergency “gives HHS will face screening at se- tional resources to send to many that a traveler from added powers, and is war- lect ports of entry and re- states, such as emergency China had spread the virus ranted. Quarantine of those FLORIDA quired to undertake 14 days funding and if necessary despite showing no symp- returning from Hubei is of self-screening to ensure drugs or equipment from toms. Fauci contrasted it also reasonable given the they don’t pose a health the national stockpile, and with the response to re- high risk of exposure to SUV breaches security risk. Those returning from to suspend certain legal re- cent outbreaks of Ebola, coronavirus in that prov- Hubei province, the center quirements. which can’t be spread un- ince,” he said. at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago; of the outbreak, will be sub- Dr. Robert Redfield, di- less someone is very ill. He did note that trav- ject to up to 14 days of man- rector of the Centers for At the same time, fed- elers from other parts of datory quarantine. Disease Control and Pre- eral health authorities China don’t pose as high a 2 in custody after chase Beginning Sunday, the vention, said that while were recognizing that the risk. “We need to use the of several set up when test they’re using to de - least restrictive measure By Terry Spencer U.S. will also begin fun- the risk in the U.S. is low, The Associated Press Trump is traveling to the neling all flights to the U.S. “I want to emphasize that tect the virus isn’t always necessary to safeguard the resort, is a few blocks away from China to seven major this is a significant global dependable. Redfield said population,” Gostin said. PALM BEACH, FLA. >> Offi- from the actual resort. cers fired shots at an SUV The Secret Service said it that barreled past a secu- would have a news confer- TRAVEL VISAS rity checkpoint at Presi- ence later Friday. dent Donald Trump’s Mar- Several hours after the a-Lago resort Friday, lead- breach, cars were allowed ing to a car and helicopter to drive on streets near Trump curbs immigration for 6 nations chase before officers were the resort. Armed guards their security requirements able to stop the vehicle and were present as usual but By Colleen Long and to help them work to get off arrest two people. did not appear to be on a Nomaan Merchant the list. The Associated Press Trump was not at the re- higher alert than normal. “These countries for the sort at the time, although Mar-a-Lago has been the WASHINGTON >> The Trump most part want to be help- he was scheduled to ar- scene of several intrusions administration announced ful, they want to do the rive there later Friday. The since Trump became pres- Friday that it was curbing right thing, they have rela- president had been briefed, ident. On Jan. 5, just hours legal immigration from six tionships with the U.S., but said press secretary Steph- after Trump and his fam- additional countries that for a variety of different rea- anie Grisham. There were ily had left the club follow- officials said did not meet sons failed to meet those no changes to his travel ing a two-week vacation, a security standards as part minimum requirements,” plans. Florida man who had been of an election-year push to Wolf said. The black SUV breached dishonorably discharged further restrict immigra- Rumors swirled for security a little after 11:30 from the Marines for sex tion. weeks about a potential new a.m. at the main entrance offenses was arrested af- Officials said immigrants ban, and initially Belarus of the resort, according to ter he got past two check- from Kyrgyzstan, Myan- CAROLYN KASTER — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was considered. But Secre- the Palm Beach County points by falsely identify- mar, Eritrea, Nigeria, Su- tary of State Mike Pompeo Sheriff’s Office. Officers ing himself as part of the dan and Tanzania will face A flag is waved outside the White House in Washington. was headed to the Eastern fired shots and the SUV president’s helicopter crew. new restrictions in obtain- European nation as the re- raced off. It was pursued In March 2019, Chinese ing certain visas to come the sharp decline in cross- world for up to 55,000 di- strictions were released and by the Highway Patrol and national Yujing Zhang to the United States. But ings at the U.S.-Mexico bor- versity visas. Nigeria is al- Belarus was not on the list. a sheriff’s office helicopter. gained access to Mar-a- it is not a total travel ban, der and citing progress on ready excluded from the lot- Wolf said some nations were Investigators say the Lago while carrying a unlike President Donald building the border wall. tery along with other coun- able to comply with the new vehicle approached the laptop, phones and other Trump’s earlier effort that Immigrant visas were tries that had more than standards in time. checkpoint at a high rate electronic gear. That led generated outrage around restricted for Kyrgyzstan, 50,000 natives immigrate The current restrictions of speed and did not ap- to initial speculation that the world for unfairly tar- Myanmar, Eritrea and Ni- to the U.S. in the previous follow Trump’s travel ban, pear to brake in any way, the 33-year-old business- geting Muslims. geria. That type of visa five years. which the Supreme Court according to a law enforce- woman from Shanghai Trump was expected to is given to people seek- Nonimmigrant visas upheld as lawful in 2018. ment official who spoke on might be a spy, but she was sign a proclamation on the ing to live in the U.S. per- were not affected. Those They are significantly softer condition of anonymity in never charged with espio- restrictions as early as Fri- manently. They include vi- are given to people travel- than Trump’s initial ban, order to discuss the inves- nage. Text messages she day; the restrictions would sas for people sponsored ing to the U.S. for a tempo- which had suspended travel tigation. exchanged with a trip or- go into effect Feb. 21. by family members or em- rary stay. They include vi- from Iraq, Iran, Libya, So- The official stressed the ganizer indicated she was The announcement ployers as well as the diver- sas for tourists, those doing malia, Sudan, and Yemen investigation was just be- a fan of the president and comes as Trump tries to sity visa program that made business or people seeking for 90 days, blocked refu- ginning and the informa- wanted to meet him or his promote his administra- up to 55,000 visas available medical treatment. Dur- gee admissions for 120 days, tion was preliminary. The family to discuss possible tion’s crackdown on immi- in the most recent lottery. ing December, for example, and suspended travel from breached checkpoint, one deals. gration, highlighting a sig- In December, for example, about 650,760 nonimmi- Syria. The government sus- nature issue that motivated 40,666 immigrant visas grant visas were granted pended most immigrant his supporters in 2016 and were granted worldwide. worldwide. and nonimmigrant visas to hoping it has the same af- Sudan and Tanzania have Acting Homeland Secu- applicants from those coun- fect this November. The ad- diversity visas suspended. rity Secretary Chad Wolf tries. Exceptions are avail- ministration recently an- The State Department uses said Homeland Security able for students and those nounced a crackdown on a computer drawing to se- officials would work with with “significant contacts” birth tourism and is noting lect people from around the the countries on bolstering in the U.S.

POLITICS Trump to tout US ‘comeback’ in State of the Union “I think it’s safe to say gered by bitter partisan bat- can senatorseven those By Aamer Madhani The Associated Press the speech will celebrate tle over his push for fund- who say that Trump acted American economic and ing for his border wall along inappropriately in pushing WASHINGTON >> President military strength and pres- the U.S.-Mexico border. a foreign leader to investi- Donald Trump will use next ent an optimistic vision of Trump appeared headed gate a domestic rivalhave week’s State of the Union to America’s future,” said the for an all-but-certain im- indicated they don’t believe promote what he calls the senior administration of- peachment acquittal as Trump’s actions warranted “Great American come- ficial, who briefed report- senators prepared on Fri- removing him from office. back,” according to a se- ers on the broad outlines day to reject efforts to call The official who briefed nior administration official. of the speech that Trump more witnesses to testify reporters on Trump’s State The speech comes at a is scheduled to deliver be- about his efforts to pres- of the Union preparations moment when Trump is fore a joint session of Con- sure Ukraine’s president declined to comment on hoping to put his Senate gress Tuesday to investigate former Vice how Trump will address $49 Furnace Tune Up & impeachment trial behind But for the second President Joe Biden and his impeachment. His prede- Safety Inspection him. White House officials straight year, Trump will son’s business dealings in cessors traditionally have say Trump wants to use the deliver his speech with a the Eastern European na- tried to use the annual ad- Includes Free Duct Inspection nationally-televised address cloud over his presidency tion. dress as a platform to try to to highlight his administra- as his Senate impeach- But as the trial wraps offer a unifying message to tion’s efforts to bolster the ment edges to a rancorous up, Washington is bitterly the country. economy, tighten immigra- close. Last year, Trump divided. Democrats claim In recent days, Trump tion rules and lower pre- was forced to postpone his that Republicans refusal to has spoken out bitterly scription drug costs just as speech because of the lon- allow witnesses, has under- about what he calls a his reelection effort accel- gest government shutdown cut the fairness of the trial. “hoax” trial pushed by his erate. in the nation’s history trig- Meanwhile, most Republi- Democratic opponents. 8 | A NEWS | MARINIJ.COM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020

MEDICINE POLITICS Online political ads: FDA approves first treatment cheap, efficient for kids with peanut allergy and ripe for misuse are just the first food to vision on polarizing is- By Lauran Neergaard be tackled. Tests for eggs, By Barbara Ortutay sues such as gun control The Associated Press and Amanda Seitz milk and tree nuts are un- The Associated Press and race relations. That’s WASHINGTON >> The first derway. a fraction of the cost of a treatment for peanut aller- But because of the draw- Older men in Arkansas single 30-second spot on a gies is about to hit the mar- backs, scientists also are might see a close-up photo major TV network. ket, a big step toward bet- developing next-genera- of President Donald Trump But it was enough to stir ter care for all kinds of food tion options that work dif- pumping his fist in the air, up trouble. In response, allergies — but still a long ferently. Next up for FDA along with a message ask- Google, Facebook and way from a cure. review: A skin patch for ing them to donate $30 to Twitter instituted verifica- Friday’s approval by the peanut allergy. his campaign for a Super tion policies that require Food and Drug Adminis- “For so long, we had Bowl commercial. advertisers to confirm their tration promises to bring nothing to offer these pa- Middle-aged women identity using their orga- some relief to families FEDERICA NARANCIO — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tients,” said Dr. Pamela in California might see a nization’s tax identifica- who’ve lived in fear of an In this image from video, 18-year-old Nina Nichols takes Guerrerio of the National photo of Trump pointing tion number or other gov- accidental bite of peanuts her daily dose of Palforzia as her mother, Maria Acebal, Institutes of Health, which to a crowd, with a plea for ernment ID. Twitter later at birthday parties and play watches in her home in Washington. funded much of the re - them to give “any amount” banned all political ads. dates, school cafeterias and search that led to food al- to the campaign. “Microtargeting” al- restaurants. Named Pal- in tiny amounts that are their patients enroll in a lergy therapies. “We finally Before Election Day, pol- lowed the divisive mes- forzia, it was developed by gradually increased over special safety program, and have a treatment. That’s a iticians across party lines sages to reach small pock- Aimmune Therapeutics. months. It trains children’s patients must take the first big step.” are expected to spend more ets of voters in certain geo- “It’s been a life-changer,” and teens’ bodies to better dose and each increased Aimmune executives than $1 billion to pelt vot- graphical locations based said Nina Nichols, 18, of tolerate peanut so that an dose under supervision in said Friday they hope doc- ers with millions of these on their specific interests. Washington, whose first accidental bite is less likely a certified health center. tors can begin prescrib- cheap online ads, which Google this month be- encounter with peanuts as to cause a serious reaction, And if youngsters stop ing the treatment in “a can be tailored to a vot- gan limiting U.S. advertis- a toddler — a peanut butter or even kill in severe cases. taking the daily dose, they matter of weeks.” They set er’s most personal details ers’ ability to target politi- cracker shared by a friend Palforzia users still must lose the protection. the treatment’s list price — down to one household cal ads beyond broad cat- — required a race to the avoid peanuts just like they Shots have long been at $890 a month, but how or even a single individual. egories such as sex, age emergency room. She en- always have. used to induce tolerance much patients will pay de- Experts warn that this and postal code. Facebook tered a Palforzia research The treatment is not for for allergies to bee stings or pends on their insurance. ad-targeting system is will continue to allow cam- study as a teen and calls it everyone. Palforzia can pollen. But swallowing an Aimmune says it is work- still vulnerable to manip- paigns to target voters for “a security blanket.” cause side effects, includ- allergen to build tolerance ing with insurance compa- ulation by foreign govern- any reason, down to their The treatment is a spe- ing occasional severe al- is a new twist — one that nies for coverage, and will ments and domestic ac- most personal interests. cially prepared peanut lergic reactions. The FDA is scientists call “oral immu- offer a patient co-pay assis- tors trying to influence the Such targeting technol- powder swallowed daily requiring that doctors and notherapy.” And peanuts tance program. election, just as they did in ogy offers distinct advan- 2016. Those attempts could tages. become more sophisticated A candidate running FINANCIAL MARKETS this year as tech compa- a TV spot might reach a nies wrestle with a dys- specific audience watch- functional federal election ing the show “The Real Stocks sink on fears virus will dent economy watchdog agency and de- Housewives of Atlanta.” ploy haphazard safeguards But on Facebook that American suspended flights globe have sold off on con- built up in the meantime. that still offer plenty of same candidate can run By Alex Veiga a specific ad aimed at At- The Associated Press to and from the country. cerns about the poten- Some funds that try to loopholes. Just two weeks ago, the tial economic impact of mimic the movements of “There’s now so much lanta housewives who lean Stocks fell sharply on S&P 500 had closed at the outbreak. Hong Kong’s Chinese indexes are still money and attention spent moderate, like to hunt and Wall Street on Friday as an all-time high, having Hang Seng fell 5.9% this trading in the United States online with so few rules hold a master’s degree, for fears spread through the climbed around 13% since week and South Korea’s and elsewhere. These ex- that if you wanted chaos, instance. markets that a virus out- early October. A prelimi- Kospi dropped 5.7%. Mar- change-traded funds, or that’s the place to go for In Texas, for exam- break emanating from nary trade deal signed by kets in Europe declined as ETFs, are moving on inves- chaos,” said David Karpf, ple, Republican strate- China will dent global the U.S. and China earlier well. The U.S. stock market, tors’ expectations for where a political communications gist Chris Wilson said his growth. in the month eased a big which had calmly been set- Chinese stocks would be if professor at The George polling found suburban The Dow Jones Indus - source of uncertainty in the ting record after record, markets in mainland China Washington University. women were frustrated trial Average skidded more markets. Volatility was run- suffered its worst Janu- were still open. The Xtrack- “And there’s a bunch of by red-light cameras, so than 600 points and the ning at 12-month lows and ary since 2016 and its first ers Harvest CSI 300 China people who want chaos.” he targeted thousands of S&P 500 index erased its even a dust up between the monthly loss since August. A-Shares ETF tracks an According to Facebook, them on Facebook with gains for January. U.S. and Iran didn’t rock China’s stock markets index of large stocks that Russia-connected accounts ads promising that his cli- Technology companies, markets. reopen Monday after be- trade in Shanghai and spent about $100,000 on ent GOP Gov. Greg Abbott which do a lot of business Then came the virus out- ing closed since Jan. 23 for Shenzhen, for example. It’s Facebook ads during the would abolish the cameras with China, led the losses. break in China. the Lunar New Year. A lot down roughly 9% since Jan. 2016 presidential election. if elected to a second term Airlines fell after Delta and Markets around the of pent-up selling has likely 23. The ads seemed to fan di- in 2018.

INTERROGATION PROGRAM MARIN YOUTH LEADERS INSPIRED Second CIA contractor testifies TO END SOCIAL ISOLATION in Sept. 11 case at Guantanamo ployed only to gather intel- tody to Guantanamo in Sep- By Ben Fox The Associated Press ligence aimed at preventing tember 2006. Their death another terrorist attack. penalty trial is scheduled FORT MEADE, MD. >> A former “If at at any time they to start at the base next CIA contractor who helped didn’t want the techniques January. design a harsh interroga- to be applied, all they had Jessen, as Mitchell did tion program following the to do was talk, and most of before him, described how Sept. 11 attacks sought Fri- them did that right away, “ Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, day to minimize the sever- said the retired Air Force the self-proclaimed master- ity of techniques used on psychologist. mind of the Sept. 11 attacks, the men facing war crimes Jessen took the stand af- learned to withstand the charges for their alleged ter eight days of testimony waterboarding and even- roles in the plot. by James Mitchell, also a tually began to volunteer John Bruce Jessen, testi- retired Air Force psychol- information, including his fying in public for the first ogist. The pair are consid- role in the killing of Wall time about an interrogation ered the architects of the Street Journal reporter program long shrouded in interrogation program, Daniel Pearl in Pakistan in secrecy, told a military which was used on detain- 2002. court at the U.S. base at ees in clandestine CIA facil- “The objective was to get Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, ities around the world and the detainees to willingly that the techniques used is now largely viewed as tor- engage in dialogue with the against detainees had been ture. CIA analysts at some level,” shown to have no lasting ef- Their testimony comes Jessen testified. fects and were used only a as lawyers for the five men A Senate investigation in small portion of the time charged in the attacks seek 2014 found that the inter- they were in captivity. to exclude a key piece of ev- rogation program designed Jessen said the tech- idence against them: state- by Mitchell and Jessen was niques, which included wa- ments the defendants gave used on 39 detainees and terboarding and prolonged to FBI agents after they produced no useful intelli- sleep deprivation, were em- were moved from CIA cus- gence.

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Bette J. Pedroli Jean B. John Langan Merchant Una Mary Moloney Bette Jane (Arata) Pedroli, John was an adventurous, loving Renaissance man. A March 5, 1923 to December 4, 2019 passed away peacefully on Scarborough creative force with boundless energy and awonderfully May 1, 1935 –Oct. 24, 2019 Una Moloney passed away peacefully in her home at Friday, January 17, 2020 at dry sense of humor, he had agenerous spirit that touched the age of 96, with friends and family by her side. Born in her home in Ross. She was Jean Scarborough, all who knew him. Dublin, Ireland, she was the youngest of three daughters 98. beloved mother and His extraordinary life began on March 10, 1944 in Sacra- born to Jeremiah and Catherine Murray; Maureen Murray Bette was born in San grandmother, died mento and ended on January 14, 2020 in San Francisco. Roche (Patrick) and Sheila Murray Stewart (David). She Francisco on June 28, 1921 peacefully on October 24, In his 75 eventful years, John’s path included serving attended University College Dublin, where she met the to Myrtle (Baruh) Arata and 2019 at 84 years of age. She in the Vietnam War, where he earned aPurple Heart; love of her life, Sean Moloney of Tipperary (1919-1993). Louis Arata. She lived her is survived by her four becoming ahusband, father and grandfather; and They were married in Clontarf and emigrated to the whole life in Marin, in San children: John Scarborough co-creating Indian Springs, one of the most iconic resorts United States, where they settled in Mill Valley (via San Anselmo and Ross. Bette of Novato, Anne in the Napa Valley. Francisco) in 1955. attended Tamalpais High Scarborough Adkisson of John, along with his three sisters, spent his formative Beloved mother to six children; Caitriona Moloney, Sean School then moved to San Novato, Dean Scarborough years in Yakima, Washington. He made lifelong friends Moloney (Leticia), Sheila Moloney Newton, Eileen Rafael High School to be of Sierra Madre and Lynn there and briefly joined the Jesuit seminary after high Moloney Wee (William), Kevin Moloney and Deirdre near the love of her life, Scarborough Kirsch of school. Becoming aJesuit brother, however, was not Moloney. She will be deeply missed by her ten grandchil- (E.A.) Pete Pedroli. After Carlsbad; as well as 10 of in the cards, and seeking adventure, John joined the mili- dren; William Wee, Jr. (Emily), Brian Wee (Lisa), Katie high school, Bette worked her 12 grandchildren. She is tary. He served honorably as an intelligence officer in Keefe (James), Brendan Wee, William “Will“ Newton for Chevron Oil during the also survived by her two Vietnam before suffering severe injuries from agrenade (deceased), Charles Newton, Meghan Newton, Eileen war as adraftsperson. Bette sisters: Hazel Houston of explosion. Moloney, Daniel Moloney and Tomas Moloney. She and Pete were married in Arlington, Virginia and In San Francisco, John recovered at Letterman Hospital would have cherished the opportunity to know her five 1942. They were truly Betty Becker of Virginia. before completing the remaining months of his service great grandchildren better; Ava Wee and William Wee IV devoted to each other. He Jean was born on May 1, commitment. He then obtained adegree in biology at (William and Emily), Zara Wee, Remy Wee and Leo Wee preceded her in death in 1935 in Staunton, Virginia. USF, with the hope of becoming adoctor. Pursuing this (Brian and Lisa). Una loved her nieces and nephews as 1989. She had awonderful sense goal, he attended medical school in Liege, Belgium. if they were her own; Terence Roche (Robin), Noreen Bette was abeautiful of humor and used to joke Returning to San Francisco, John supported himself as Roche Carter (Colin), Katie Roche Carter (Mark) and artist, loved gardening and that the doctor hollered, an ambulance driver. It was during this time that afriend Margaret Stewart Andrews (Tim). Our eternal gratitude to flowers. She had avery “May Day! May Day!” when encouraged him to invest in real estate. Borrowing a Lucy Mena, her angel caregiver, for supplying unlimited generous heart, saw the she was born. She small amount of money from his mother, he purchased love, care and support to Una and her family, during the best in everyone, and continued to crack jokes his first property. From that point on, one of his ongoing most challenging of times. always treated others the right to the very end of her passions was real estate investment. Una will be joyously greeted in heaven by her husband, way she wished to be life. Her warm smile and It was also in San Francisco that John met his future parents, sisters, brothers-in-law, grandson and countless treated. She had agreat happy attitude are greatly wife, Patricia, akindred spirit (and aspirited match). friends with whom she shared her love and companion- passion for helping others. missed. She spoke fondly Together, they created arich, experiential life for their ship. Adevoted member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel She was aSunny Hills and of happy childhood family. John loved being afather and raised his three parish, she participated in every school activity and chari- ahospital volunteer. She memories climbing trees children in his own eclectic way. Erin, Ryan and Danny ty. Alife member of the Outdoor Art Club in Mill Valley, was an avid supporter of and spending summers at were at the center of his life and apart of countless she sponsored many women for membership. Along her children’s and her grandmother’s house, adventures, including round-the-world trips, living abroad time member of the Women’s Golf Section of The Olym- grandchildren’s schools, and helping in her large in Spain and France, African safaris, and yearly scuba pic Club, she rarely missed aTuesday Ladies Day with especially San Domenico, garden. diving trips to Mexico. John was proud of each of them her friends and aSunday round with Sean, her beloved which they all attended. Jean graduated from Lane and reveled in their accomplishments and successes. In partner. An avid domino player, she played with the same She was amember of the High School in 1953 and turn, how John lived his life to the fullest while providing foursome for decades. Although many of her partners Meadow Club for over 30 loved playing the clarinet for his family set alasting, invaluable example for his went on ahead, she would always find someone else to years. in the marching band. She children. include. Una loved to include people, to bring them in. She loved traveling, went on to attend the John continued to grow his real estate investment busi- Nowhere was this more evident than at the family cabin especially to warm and University of Virginia and ness before discovering agem in Calistoga. When an in Chamberlands, Lake Tahoe. All of the family were sunny places, especially graduated with adegree in historic but somewhat distressed resort property came welcome and we children were always allowed to bring a Hawaii, Mexico, and her education. She met her up for sale, he fearlessly purchased it. Over many years, friend. Hosting neighborhood gatherings there and in Mill home in Palm Desert, husband of 30 years, Paul John’s energy and vision helped transform the property Valley, was aregular occurrence. Una had along list of where she enjoyed Scarborough, III while at into the Indian Springs of today. The resort was also an wonderful friends, but she never stopped making new spending her winters. UVA. They were both so emotional investment for John; he never tired of seeing ones. She traveled extensively and people were drawn to Bette cherished her friends, proud to have graduated and hearing how much people enjoyed being there. her wherever she went. and her greatest love was from The University. In addition to his business acumen, John had aconstant Amemorial mass will be held March 7, 2020 at noon, her family. She truly Jean and Paul moved to desire to create beauty around him. It was an important at Mt. Carmel Church in Mill Valley, with areception to enjoyed family gatherings, Novato, CA in November element in his business projects and akey interest follow. Donations can be made to Saint Vincent de Paul especially holiday and 1967. While Paul went off personally. With agreat appreciation of art, John’s adven- Society of Marin County. Fourth of July parties. to fight in the Vietnam War tures took him to many of the world’s major museums Bette is survived by her as aMarine in 1968, Jean and galleries. Not content to be apassive “consumer,” daughters Vicki Eklund and was hired as ateacher at John drew and painted after taking classes in Paris and Bette Jane Pedroli-Crossley; Lynwood Elementary the Bay Area. He championed local artists and collected a grandsons Aaron Crossley School, where she taught variety of artwork. (Miranda) and Joshua for several years. Jean spent John had acurious mind and acontinual need to seek Crossley and Tyler Willis; her last 10 years before out new experiences and share them with family and great-grandchildren Asher retirement teaching 5th friends. He dreamed big and his enthusiasm for life and and Anna Crossley; grade at Pleasant Valley ideas encouraged others to do the same. John believed caregiver Siasiana Tuiloma, Elementary School. She strongly in the benefits of real estate investment, always who was also her especially loved to teach encouraging others to try their hand at it. As many of his companion for the last math and science, and friends have said, it was one of John’s ongoing themes, eight years; and caregiver, enjoyed taking her students and he frequently handed out books on the subject to Michele Wooliever; and to Outdoor Education for friends and strangers alike. Motivated by adesire to lift many cousins and relatives. aweek each year. others up, he generously offered ahelping hand whenev- In lieu of flowers, please Jean was aloving and er needed. consider adonation to caring mom. She was a With his zest for life, John was the focal point of many American Diabetes or gourmet cook and an avid indelible memories and amusing stories. He could rap on American Cancer Society in gardener. She was always nearly any subject—and did so often. He explored local Bette’s honor. ready with abig bear hug farmers markets, the flea markets of Paris, and much of Adrienne M. Hale Mark Andrew and an encouraging word. Bette was loved by so New York City with equal enthusiasm. An independent The loving wife of Louis Hardin many and will be missed so She taught us to serve thinker, John read constantly on awide range of topics. J. Berardi, passed away very much. Acelebration of others enthusiastically and He savored agood steak or aplateau de fruits de mer, as peacefully on January 20, Mar 18 1961 –Jan. 7, 2020 life will be held Sunday, without complaint. She well as the occasional after-dinner cigar. John valued his 2020. Mark Andrew Hardin died February 9, 2020 at the gave many hours of service diverse, extensive circle of friends, many of whom he had Adrienne was born to on January 7, 2020 after Meadow Club in Fairfax to Scouting, her church, known for decades. Although he enjoyed acrowd, he John P. Hogan and Rose D. athree year battle with from 12 p.m. to 4p.m. and her community. We loved having one-on-one conversations, always deeply Milazzo Hogan in Brooklyn, Cancer. Mark was the son Monte’s Chapel Of The miss her bright smile. interested in other people’s lives. New York on August 20, of Rev. Hugh Fletcher Hills, San Anselmo In lieu of flowers, the John leaves his beloved wife and partner, Pat Merchant, 1936. The family moved to Hardin Jr., deceased, and 415-453-8440 family asks for donations to his daughter and son-in-law, Erin and Tom Furtney, his California when Adrienne Betty Nell Binkley Hardin. aspecial scholarship fund son Ryan Merchant, and his son and daughter-in-law, was in the fifth grade. He was born in Gilroy, at Pleasant Valley Danny and Jackie Merchant. He also leaves his adored She attended St. Raphael’s CA. As agraduate of San Elementary School, which grandchildren: Fiona, Ford, Audrey and John Ryan School, won ascholarship Rafael High School, Mark will be used to help eco- Furtney, and Oliver Merchant. John leaves his sister, Judy to Dominican Convent for received the Senior Class nomically disadvantaged Neid, her family, and the families of his two other sisters, her high school years, and Art Award for his Tur- 5th graders afford the fees Mary and Peggy. went on to attend College quoise, Silver and Wood for Outdoor Ed, and to John’s family has been touched by the many heartfelt of Marin. Adrienne had a Cross with ahandmade fund other science and messages they have received and would like to thank long and successful profes- silver link chain that he math initiatives. Donations everyone who has reached out to them. sional career in Marin made for his Father. Mark can be sent to: Pleasant Acelebration of John’s life is planned for February 15 at County as atax preparer received his Associate De- Valley Elementary School 1:00 p.m. at Indian Springs, Calistoga. and as an enrolled agent. gree at College of Marin. PTA, 755 Sutro Avenue, Assisted by Monte’s Chapel of the Hills, Adrienne is survived by He graduated with aBache- Novato, CA 94947. Cards San Anselmo, CA. her loving husband Lou, lor in Fine Art from San can be sent to Anne Adkis- her three children Michael Diego State University, and son, P.O. Box 466, Novato, Guy, John Guy, and continued his education at CA 94948. Carolyn Guy, her grand- Indiana University graduat- daughter Carli Rose ing with aMasters in Fine Matthews, and her sister Arts, with an emphasis in Jan Kovacs. Adrienne was Metal Sculpting and Jewel- preceded in death by her ry. He was honored and sister Dorothy Robello. recognized by his peers in Adrienne met Lou, the the 2004 publication of love of her life, in 1977 and the book “1000 Rings.” they spent the last 42 years He apprenticed in Tiling together, being married for and bought the business. 29 of those many years. He received his General Adrienne and Lou loved to Building Contractor License travel throughout Europe, and started “Hardin Tile.” especially to Italy. He specialized in the artis- AFuneral Mass will be tic installation of granite, celebrated at 10:30 a.m., on glass tile, and original Saturday, February 8, 2020, mosaics. He also substitut- at St. Anselm Church, 97 ed in the Richmond and Shady Lane, Ross, CA. San Rafael School systems Aprivate burial was held at as aclassroom teacher. Mt. Tamalpais cemetery. In lieu of flowers please The family was assisted consider agift to the by Monte’s Chapel of the Hardin Memorial Garden at Hills. St. Paul’s church or Habitat for Humanity. The service will be Saturday, February 8th at 2:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s Church, 1123 Court Street, San Rafael, CA.

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POLITICS POLITICS Britain exits European Union, Israel’s leader takes a leap into the unknown has a wild week By Jill Lawless By Aron Heller and Raf Casert The Associated Press The Associated Press MOSCOW >> When Israeli LONDON >> So long, farewell, Prime Minister Benja- auf wiedersehen, adieu. min Netanyahu left the With little fanfare, Brit- White House after the un- ain left the European Union veiling of President Don- on Friday after 47 years of ald Trump’s Mideast plan, MAXIM SHEMETOV — POOL PHOTO membership, taking a leap which hugely favors Israel, Israeli Prime Minister into the unknown in a his- he and his entourage could Benjamin Netanyahu toric blow to the bloc. barely contain their glee as listens to Russian The U.K.’s departure be- they boasted of realizing President Vladimir Putin came official at midnight their dream of swiftly an- during their meeting in the in Brussels, where the EU is nexing large swaths of the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, headquartered. Thousands West Bank. Thursday. of enthusiastic Brexit sup- But by the time his porters gathered outside plane had flown across ence of evangelical Chris- Britain’s Parliament to wel- the Atlantic Ocean, the tians and other support- come the moment they’d mood had taken a down - ers, he called Trump the longed for since Britain’s turn, with Netanyahu’s an- “greatest friend that Israel 52%-48% vote in June 2016 nexation plan suddenly in has ever had in the White to walk away from the club question and an embar- House,” and compared the it had joined in 1973. The rassing criminal trial cast- moment’s significance to flag-waving crowd erupted FRANK AUGSTEIN — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing a cloud over his reelec- that of the birth of Israel in cheers as Big Ben bonged A Brexit supporter shouts during a rally in London on Friday. tion hopes. in 1948. 11 times — on a recording. Netanyahu’s sojourn to In a lengthy briefing Parliament’s real bell has U.K. and the EU have given the face of China and the global in our range and am- Moscow, to bring home an to journalists after the been silenced for repairs. themselves an 11-month United States, to cope with bitions.” Israeli backpacker jailed announcement, Netan- In a message from nearby “transition period” — in climate change and migra- “We want this to be the on drug charges that the yahu laid out a detailed 10 Downing St., Prime Min- which the U.K. will con- tion and technological up- beginning of a new era of prime minister had con- 24-point presentation ister Boris Johnson called tinue to follow the bloc’s heaval. friendly cooperation be- vinced Russia to pardon, showcasing all the upsides Britain’s departure “a mo- rules — to strike new agree- In the many EU build- tween the EU and an ener- capped a roller-coaster for Israel and downplaying ment of real national re- ments on trade, security ings of Brussels on Friday, getic Britain,” Johnson said five-day journey during the heavily restricted no - newal and change.” and a host of other areas. British flags were quietly in a pre-recorded address which he was also for- tion of Palestinian state- But many Britons The now 27-member EU lowered, folded and taken to the country broadcast an mally indicted on corrup- hood called for in the plan. mourned the loss of their will have to bounce back away. This is the first time hour before Britain’s exit. tion charges. He insisted that, at most, EU identity, and some from one of its biggest set- a country has left the EU, In a break with usual It’s been quite a trip the Palestinians would marked the passing with backs in its 62-year history and many in the bloc rued practice, independent me- for Israel’s longest-serv- be granted “limited sov- tearful vigils. There was to confront an ever more the day. EU Commission dia outlets were not al - ing prime minister, who ereignty that depends on also sadness in Brussels as complicated world as its President Ursula von der lowed to film Johnson’s has portrayed himself as a long list of conditions,” British flags were quietly former member becomes a Leyen lamented that “as speech, which the govern- a master statesman as he and vowed to bring his removed from the bloc’s competitor, just across the the sun rises tomorrow, a ment recorded Thursday at fights for his political sur- West Bank annexation many buildings. English Channel. new chapter for our union 10 Downing St. vival ahead of March 2 plans to a vote at his next Whether Brexit makes French President Em- of 27 will start.” Johnson won an elec- elections. Cabinet meeting, as early Britain a proud nation manuel Macron called But she warned Brexit tion victory in December It began Sunday, with as Sunday. that has reclaimed its sov- Brexit a “historic alarm sig- day would mark a major with a dual promise to “get grand proclamations upon Visiting Israeli journal- ereignty, or a diminished nal” that should force the loss for the U.K. and said Brexit done” and deliver departure about the great ists from nationalistic and presence in Europe and the EU to improve itself. the island nation was head- improved jobs, infrastruc- mission he was on, and pro-Netanyahu media out- world, will be debated for “It’s a sad day, let’s not ing for a lonelier existence. ture and services for Brit- about “making history” lets could be seen dancing years to come. hide it,” he said in a tele- “Strength does not lie ain’s most deprived areas, with Trump. On Mon- outside their Washington While Britain’s exit is a vised address. “But it is a in splendid isolation, but where support for leaving day, he beamed alongside hotel in joy. historic moment, it only day that must also lead us in our unique union,” she the EU is strongest. On Fri- Trump in the Oval Office, But on Wednesday, the marks the end of the first to do things differently.” said. day, he symbolically held flaunting their friendship tide began to change. stage of the Brexit saga. He insisted that Euro- Johnson insisted post- a Cabinet meeting in the and lavishing praise upon In a series of interviews, When Britons wake up pean citizens need a united Brexit Britain would be pro-Brexit town of Sunder- the American president. Trump’s staunchly pro-Is- on Saturday, they will no- Europe “more than ever,” “simultaneously a great land in northeast England, On Tuesday, Netanyahu rael peace team appeared tice very little change. The to defend their interests in European power and truly rather than in London. withdrew a request for im- to tap the brakes on the munity before parliament race to annexation, put- could reject it, triggering ting greater emphasis on EASTERN EUROPE the official launch of his the prospects of Palestin- trial on charges of bribery, ian statehood that Netan- fraud, and breach of trust yahu was trying to side- stemming from three long- step. U.S. Ambassador to Pompeo plays cleanup in Ukraine running corruption cases. Israel David Friedman, He will now be the first sit- who days earlier had led ting prime minister to face Jewish prayer services a criminal trial. aboard Netanyahu’s plane, as impeachment trial nears end Hours later, Trump an- said a U.S.-Israeli com- nounced a plan to resolve mittee would need to be call between Zelenskiy and the Israeli-Palestinian con- formed to insure that any By Matthew Lee move matches up with the The Associated Press Trump. flict that overwhelmingly Ukraine is eager for favors Israel and appeared administration’s “concep- KYIV, UKRAINE >> As the Sen- good relations with Trump to pave the way for imme- tual map.” ate lurched toward a vote as it depends heavily on diate annexation of large “It is a process that does to acquit President Don- U.S. support to defend it- swaths of the West Bank, require some effort, some ald Trump on impeach- self from Russian-backed including Israel’s many understanding, some cali- ment charges, Secretary of separatists. Although the settlements and the Jor- bration,” he said. “I’m not State Mike Pompeo played military assistance was dan Valley. going to speculate how cleanup in the country at put on hold, it was even- Before an adoring audi- long that will take.” the center of the inquiry tually released after a on Friday. whistleblower complaint Visiting Ukraine, Pom- brought the July 25 call to OBITUARY peo denied the main alle- light. The Trump admin- gations that prompted the istration has also supplied investigation, contradict- Ukraine with lethal de - Navajo Code Talker dies ing witness testimony that KEVIN LAMARQUE — POOL fense equipment, including Trump withheld critical U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, center, Ukrainian Javelin anti-tank weapons. at 96; a handful remain military aid and a coveted Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko, left, and Metropolitan The furor over impeach- visit to the White House Epifaniy, head of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, take part ment had, at the least, The Associated Press Corps, transmitting mes- for the nation’s leader in in a ceremony at the memorial to Ukrainian soldiers who complicated discussions sages using a code based exchange for a corruption were killed in a recent conflict in the country’s eastern about Ukraine policy and WINDOW ROCK, ARIZ. >> One on the Navajo language. investigation into a politi- regions in Kyiv, Ukraine, Friday. had also caused strains be- of the few remaining Na- The code developed by an cal rival. tween Pompeo and Amer- vajo Code Talkers who original group of 29 Nava- In Kyiv, Pompeo also to an abrupt end and ac - time, we will find the ap- ican diplomats, who ex- used their native language jos was never broken. sought to distance himself quittal in Trump’s trial. propriate opportunity” for pressed concerns he was to confound the Japanese Vandever’s death leaves from heated comments he Democrats accuse Trump a visit by Zelenskiy, Pom- not doing enough to sup- in World War II has died. less than a handful of Na- reportedly made to a radio of withholding Ameri- peo said at a press confer- port them during the con- Joe Vandever Sr. died of vajo Code Talkers still interviewer last weekend can security aid as lever- ence after meeting with troversy. health complications Fri- alive. in which he questioned age to pressure Ukraine the Ukrainian leader. Yet Zelenskiy main - day in Haystack, New Mex- Vandever enlisted in whether Americans actu- to investigate former Vice Pompeo had not been ex - tained impeachment had ico, according to his fam- the Marines in Santa Fe in ally care about Ukraine. President Joe Biden and pected to announce a not had a negative effect ily. He was 96. March 1943 and was hon- He said Americans value debunked theories of 2016 White House visit while on U.S.-Ukraine relations Tribal leaders called orably discharged in Janu- and respect Ukraine as a election interference. Sev- in Ukraine. and thanked the Trump Vandever a “great warrior” ary 1946. He worked mul- “bulwark” against author- eral witnesses at House Pompeo is the highest- administration for its fi- and a “compassionate fam- tiple jobs after the war, in- itarianism. impeachment hearings ranking American official nancial and military sup- ily man” and asked Nava- cluding for an oil company Pompeo met with Ukrai- testified about the link, to visit Ukraine since the port. And Pompeo sought jos to keep his spirit and and as a mining prospec- nian President Volodymyr but Pompeo, a loyal Trump impeachment process be- to reassure diplomats at his family in their prayers. tor, and stressed the im- Zelenskiy just hours before ally, denied the allegations. gan last year. That pro - the embassy in Kyiv at Vandever was among portance of the Navajo lan- the Senate was to cast cru- “It’s just simply not the cess started with revela- a closed-door “meet and hundreds of Navajos who guage. He also was a med- cial votes that could lead case. We will find the right tions about a July 25 phone greet” event. served in the U.S. Marine icine man.

GLOBAL WARMING Climate activists from African nations make urgent appeal

activists to spotlight the ing so much,” Nakate said. to climate activists in Af- devastating cyclones to likely to “shoulder nearly By Dorothee Thiesing marginalization of African “It gets so frustrating when rica and the various crises Mozambique a year ago, 50% of the estimated global and Cara Anna climate change adaptation The Associated Press voices a week after The As- no one really cares about there. Mcunu said. And they in- sociated Press cropped Na- them.” Muigai pointed to a re- clude the recent drought costs,” the African Develop- STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN >> kate out of a photo at the The AP has apologized cent locust outbreak that crisis in South Africa’s Cape ment Bank has said, noting Ugandan climate activist World Economic Forum in and acknowledged mis- parts of East Africa have Town region, Melithafa that seven of the 10 coun- Vanessa Nakate and peers Davos, Switzerland. takes in sending out the seen in 70 years, which said. tries considered most vul- from other African nations Nakate, Makenna Muigai cropped photo on Jan. 24 threatens food security for “The narrative we have is nerable to climate change on Friday made an urgent of Kenya, Ayakha Melithafa and in how the news orga- millions of people in coun- Africans can adapt to this. are in Africa: Sierra Leone, appeal for the world to pay of South Africa and climate nization initially reacted. tries including Kenya, Ethi- That is actually not true,” Nigeria, Chad, Central Afri- more attention to the con- scientist Ndoni Mcunu of The AP has said that it will opia and Somalia and is Mcunu said. can Republic, South Sudan, tinent that stands to suffer South Africa pointed out expand diversity training moving toward South Su- The warnings have been Ethiopia and Eritrea. the most from global warm- the various challenges worldwide as a result. dan and Uganda. stark for Africa. No conti- And yet “to date, energy- ing despite contributing to both in combating climate Nakate said Friday she Challenges include ev- nent will be struck more se- related CO₂ emissions in it the least. change on the booming was very sad the photo in- erything from deforesta- verely by climate change, Africa represented around The Fridays For Fu - continent of some 1.2 bil- cident occurred but added tion to bad energy policies, the U.N. Environment Pro- 2% of cumulative global ture movement and activ- lion people and in inspir- that “I’m actually very op- Muigai said. They also in- gram has said. emissions,” the Interna- ist Greta Thunberg held a ing the world’s response. timistic about this” as it clude changes in storm in- Africa has 15% of the tional Energy Agency said news conference with the “African activists are do- has drawn global attention tensity that brought two world’s population, yet is last year. Rob Devincenzi, President, Publisher Public member: Jennifer Upshaw Swartz, Managing Editor Stephanie Plante A11 Dave Allen, Opinion Editor OPINION Brad Breithaupt, Editorial writer Saturday, February 1, 2020 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/MARINIJFAN AND TWITTER.COM/MARINIJ marinij.com » Saturday Soapbox San Geronimo golf: Cartoonist’s take Get real about history Vote yes on Measure D of the Black Panthers I am writing to urge you to Mark Phillips, who is iden- vote yes on the San Geronimo tified as a “regular contribu- golf Measure D for democracy. tor to the Marin Voice” column Keep our wildlife sanctuary in the Independent Journal, is without costing the taxpayer a also listed as a “professor emer- penny. itus of education.” Apparently, Here is how the “no on D” ad- he needs a better education, to vocates also win by voting yes: correct his false statements. He Those opposed are very con- writes: “my mistaken belief for cerned that the private golf many years that the Black Pan- course lost money. They claim thers were radical group of vio- no golf course operator will step lence prone activists. That was forward to purchase a losing a myth I shared with many. The proposition. They cite as proof fact is that they did major peace- golf courses closing nationwide. ful work for social justice and However, their concern about equity. ” What does history say? costs mysteriously evaporate Formed in 1966 in Oakland, when it comes to purchasing the group became infamous the land from the current pri- for taking up arms and for its vate owner, the Trust for Pub- stark contrast to the passive lic Land, nor are they concerned Martin Luther King Jr., civil about the continued taxpayer rights movement. Bobby Seale subsidy to maintain the land in and Huey Newton founded the perpetuity. Black Panthers. The undemocratic opposi- — Leonard Malherbe, tion campaigners want the tax- Mill Valley payers to pay without asking for their approval. However, by vot- Novato theater project ing yes, the decades-old zoning that protected this land from needs a real plan development since 1967 be- I lived in Novato in the 1990s comes ironclad by changing the to early 2000s. I moved to So- phrase “should remain golf” to noma, moved back and still no “must remain golf” to remove downtown theater. any ambiguity and prohibiting ence this kind of open space so Then it spent $1.7 million out not mean the Southern Marin I contributed all the while I future development. Mission ac- freely caused me to reflect on of the general fund for the sec- Fire District will be seceding lived here and when I returned. complished, but why? the potential for this land and ond Sonoma-Marin Area Rail from the joint-powers authority I signed up with the theater If those opposed to the mea- how it could benefit the whole Transit station while the first which would allow the SMFD to group to volunteer, I wrote sure believe their own propa- community instead of just a one was is being used by less coordinate with the JPAs work the group emails, I have never ganda that no savvy golf opera- small golfing demographic. than 480 people. in other districts. It means that heard from anyone. tor will purchase the land, and When golf stopped completely Now there’s no money for the the JPA will not get funded and There are a couple of prob- TPL has stated on the record and the property became freely school so they threaten to cut therefore no countywide fire lems that I see. One is, why on they will not allow golf, they log- open to the public, accessing staff, athletics and other neces- prevention activities will exist earth would the city council al- ically should vote yes, and the the land regularly became part sities. Don’t be fooled. Tell the to coordinate on cross-jurisdic- low them to start construction land will re-wild and revert to of my family’s weekly routine. city to be responsible with tax tional vegetation management, on a project without enough its natural state, now protected We hike with friends, ride our dollars and vote no on any new inspections, responses, educa- money, especially when the city forever with “must remain golf,” bikes to school, take pictures school tax. The main priority of tion, evacuations and alerts. put some money in the pot? and we get a free park without of the beautiful nature that the city is climate change, not He also states that by joining Yes, I know there were con- asking the taxpayers for millions abounds — just a few examples kids and not the schools. the JPA the SMFD “has decided struction items that were not of dollars. A no vote is illogical, of how this shift in land use is — Robert A. Casper Sr., to duplicate” the fire prevention expected, but we used to have it does not protect the land, as benefitting all people. San Rafael efforts funded by the SMFD’s an unused but attractive old- nothing has changed in the zon- I’m also voting no on Mea- Measure U. fashioned theater to look at ing, it would still be vulnerable sure D because of the detriment Wildfire tax: Vote By design, the JPA will be per- and now we have a hole that to back room deals and it sets a pesticides used by golf course forming new, extra work in the isn’t even completely boarded dangerous precedent of upend- owners cause, as well as the im- yes on Measure C SMFD. And by performing work up. It doesn’t make Novato look ing voter-approved community pact these practices have on the I’d like to respond to a letter in other nearby districts the JPA interesting, interested or car- plans and county general plans nearby creek that supports our to the editor appearing Jan. 29 will be making Southern Marin’s ing. Didn’t the city council care by subverting participatory de- endangered coho salmon and from Peter Van Meter. He mis- efforts more effective. about that when planning their mocracy. Vote yes on D for De- threatened steelhead trout. I understands some of the basic As we all know, fire knows no last beautification project? mocracy. It’s a win-win for wild- can envision much better ways points that Measure C wildfire boundaries. The group or groups (who life, the residents of San Geron- to build healthy soil, including tax proposes. — Eileen Denny Alexander, can keep track?) might have imo Valley and the taxpayers of agricultural practices that serve A no vote on Measure C does Mill Valley great ideas but they are nebu- Marin County. our land and climate. lous as presented to the pub- — Robert Foti, Forest Knolls The potential of this property lic. They’re going to have classes is vast. “San Geronimo for all” is Cartoonist’s take and plays and movies and con- San Geronimo golf: the spirit that truly represents ferences — why can’t planners our valley. To share and con- have a focus? Vote no on Measure D nect, and to create a hub that The days of let’s build a barn I’m writing to explain why everyone in Marin can enjoy is and put on a play are over — it I’m voting no on Measure D re- why I’m voting no on Measure takes a lot of concrete and pre- garding the former San Geron- D. These are ideals worth get- planning to accomplish any- imo Golf Course property. ting behind. thing. Plans should be made I remember the cotton-candy — Anne Mannes, Woodacre for more money, usage, time- sky one sunset evening driving lines, involvement by individ- over White Hill and descend- Novato schools tax: uals and groups. Who is going ing into San Geronimo Valley to have these conferences, and with my husband and young Vote no on Measure A classes? Have they been con- daughter. It was one of those The IJ editorial board has tacted? moments when we knew this endorsed the Measure A No- It’s not just the group, the would be our future, and in vato schools tax proposal. This city council or the money, it’s 2016 we bought a home in Woo- tax wouldn’t be needed if the all of the above. If you want to dacre and moved in. city was more responsible with draw people to Novato, to the When the golf course land the money it has and not mis- street, plan ahead. Even the de- first opened to the public for used it. I understand the school sign of the new building is not short periods of time in 2018, I wasted millions on solar panels, in keeping with the quaint look saw people enjoying the park, then told the people over “25 that Old Town Novato should playing tag, picnicking and rid- years” the solar energy will save look like. ing bikes. Being able to experi- millions of dollars. Right. — Marie J. Salerno, Novato

MARIN VOICE Give SMART brass credit and vote yes on Measure I

to secure $323 million of capital condition for the Petaluma River a more significant issue: Reduc- a year. These funds will support By Jeff Rhoads funding from external sources crossing. That’s just one exam- ing our large ecological foot- operations and help attract capi- to make this possible. This was ple of its resourcefulness. What print. SMART and the bike tal improvement dollars to build In 2008, we voted to tax our- more than the sales tax reve- the SMART team achieved in a highway will help by enabling out the system. selves to build the Sonoma- nue generated under Measure short time with few hiccups is people (particularly younger SMART has been operating Marin Area Rail Transit system. Q. Some may question Mansou- remarkable. and older people) to choose to for just over two years. It’s in its In retrospect, promises rian’s style, but not his accom- Much has been said about re- live without automobiles in infancy. Commuter ridership is made by Measure Q propo- plishments. ducing greenhouse gas emis- walkable communities with rising and will increase with the nents proved difficult to de- It’s extremely difficult, costly sions. SMART opponents say smaller apartments along the Windsor and Larkspur exten- liver. In the face of the Great and time-consuming to build that current diesel locomotive rail/bikeway corridor. Apart- sions. Recession, the quarter-cent new infrastructure projects of GHG will remain static and that ments with common walls use Let’s keep our train operat- sales tax approved by the vot- any kind in the United States. buses and automobiles will im- less energy for heating and ing and make it better. Let’s get ers was inadequate to con- SMART dealt with high labor prove due to transition to elec- cooling and contain far less em- to Cloverdale and complete the struct a railroad and bikeway and material costs in a heated tric propulsion. No consid- bodied energy. They also con- bike highway. Let’s elevate the from Larkspur to Cloverdale. economy, layers of often con- eration is given to switching tain fewer resource-consuming rail line through central San Ra- The proponents were overly op- flicting regulations and per- SMART’s fuel source to renew- possessions than our suburban fael and extend it to a new ferry/ timistic on revenue projections mitting requirements, obtain- able biodiesel or transitioning single-family homes. rail terminal at the water’s edge and underestimated construc- ing the approval of the Federal to electric power. Motor vehicles We are faced with a decision west of San Quentin. tion and operating costs. In Railroad Administration, as also produce pollution not asso- on the Stay Green, Keep SMART Please join me and vote yes on spite of this, much has been ac- well as satisfying the needs of ciated with the railroad, includ- initiative. I support Measure Measure I. complished. numerous cities and stakehold- ing friction products from tires I because extending the exist- SMART General Manager Far- ers. Those are only a few of the and road dust. ing quarter-cent sales tax allows Jeff D. Rhoads Is president of had Mansourian inherited an challenges. SMART calculates that the the capital improvement bonds Argonaut Company, a San underfunded mandate, prom- They were also required to trains operate with one-third to be refinanced at a more fa- Rafael based town planning ises he didn’t make and rail ve- implement the first positive less GHG production based vorable interest rate. It’s like re- and architecture consultancy. hicles he didn’t select. And yet, train control system for a new on their current ridership ver- placing an old mortgage with He also serves as the Executive by assembling a capable team, passenger railroad in the U.S. sus automobiles. This number one having a lower interest rate Director of Resilient Shore a SMART has constructed and The group saved millions of dol- will improve as ridership in- and a longer term to reduce San Rafael nonprofit project placed in operation the system lars by locating a drawbridge in creases. monthly payments. This pro- addressing sea level rise we have today. The GM was able Texas and restoring it to as-new Tailpipe GHG is only part of vides an additional $12 million adaptation and flood risk.

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TICKETS.MARIN EVENTBRITE.COM HOPMONK.COM SAINTRITACHURCH.ORG CENTER.ORG — KATIE MARTIN, UC MARIN MASTER GARDENER B2 RELIGION Saturday, February 1, 2020 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/MARINIJFAN AND TWITTER.COM/MARINIJ marinij.com » Religion briefs Feb. 8 9 and 10:45 a.m. at Marin Aglow International, San Covenant Church, 195 North Rafael Community Light- Redwood Drive, San Rafael. house meeting: on “Global Children’s Ministry program Prayer for Our Nation” is at available during both ser- 10 a.m. at 18 West Castle- vices. Call 415-479-1360 or wood Drive, San Rafael. Call go to marincovenant.org. MaryAnn Thiede at 415- Worship services: are at 456-4782 or go to aglow. 11 a.m. at Trinity Presby- org. terian Church (OPC), 495 San Marin Drive, Novato. Saturdays Call 415-897-3410 or go to Shabbat services: are at trinityopcnovato.org. 9:45 a.m. at Congregation Contemporary worship Kol Shofar, 215 Blackfield service: is at 9 a.m. with Drive, Tiburon. Call 415- childcare available and tra- 388-1818, extension 100, or ditional worship service is at go to kolshofar.org. 10:30 a.m. at the Presbyte- Shabbat services: are at rian Church of Novato, 710 10:30 a.m. at Congregation Wilson Ave. Call 415-897- Rodef Sholom, 170 N. San 6152 or go to pcnovato.org. Pedro Road, San Rafael. Insight meditation and Call 415-479-3441 or go to dharma talk: is at 6 p.m. rodefsholom.org. at Bayview Room, St. Luke Shabbat services: are at Presbyterian Church, 10 10:30 a.m. at Chabad of Bayview Drive, San Ra- Marin, 1150 Idylberry Road, fael. All are welcome. Go to San Rafael. Community Kid- marinsangha.org. dush follows. Call 415-492- Worship service: is at 1666 or go to chabadofma- 9:30 a.m. at Valley Baptist COURTESY OF MARIN LUTHERAN CHURCH rin.com. Church, 3 North San Pedro Corte Madera’s Marin Lutheran Church offers a worship service on Sundays. Mass: is 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at Road, San Rafael. Call 415- St. Hilary Catholic Church, 479-3390 or go to vbcsan- service with music is at 10 Worship service: is at 9 Holy Eucharist: is at 10 6825 for directions. 761 Hilary Drive, Tiburon. rafael.org. a.m. at the First Presbyte- a.m. at the Point Reyes a.m. at St. Francis Episcopal Worship services: are at 10 Call 415-435-1122 or go to Sunday Masses: are at rian Church of San Rafael at Community Presbyterian Church, 967 Fifth St., No- a.m. at St. Luke Presbyteri- sthilary.org. 8, 10 and 11:30 a.m. at St. 1510 Fifth Ave. Call 415- Church, 11445 Shoreline vato. Call 415-892-1609 or an Church, 10 Bayview Drive, Vigil services: are at 6 p.m. Patrick Parish, 401 Magnolia 456-6760 or go to fpcsr. Highway, Point Reyes Sta- go to stfrancisnovato.org. San Rafael. Call 415-454- at St. Nicholas Orthodox Ave., Larkspur. Call 415- org. tion. Call 415-663-1349 or Holy Eucharist: is at 10 2705 or go to stlukepres.org. Church, 102 Ross Ave., San 924-0600 or go to stpat- Healing services: and go to pointreyescommunity- a.m. at Episcopal Church of Sunday Mass: is at 10 a.m. Anselmo. Call 415-454- ricksparish.com. Sunday school are at 10 a.m. presbyterianchurch.org. the Redeemer, 123 Knight at St. Mark’s Church, 129 0982 or go to stnicholasma- Spoken service: is at 8 at the Christian Science Worship services: are at Drive, San Rafael. Call 415- Magnolia Ave., Larkspur. Call rin.org. a.m., family service is at 9 Church, 1618 Fifth Ave., San 9:30 a.m. at Red Hill Church, 456-0508 or go to redeem- 415-461-6960. Contemporary worship: a.m. and service with organ Rafael. Call 415-453-3714 921 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., er94901.org. Worship services: are at is at 5 p.m. at Good Shep- and choral music is at 10 or go to christianscienc- San Anselmo. Call 415- Divine Liturgy: is at 9:30 10:30 a.m. at Fairfax Com- herd Lutheran Church, 1180 a.m. at St. John’s Episcopal esanrafael.org. 454-2774. a.m. at St. Nicholas Ortho- munity Church, 2398 Sir Lynwood Drive, Novato. Go Church, 14 Lagunitas Road, Worship services: are at The Sunday Circle: is at dox Church, 102 Ross Ave., Francis Drake Blvd., Fairfax. to gslsnovato.org. Ross. Call 415-456-1102 or 8:30 and 11 a.m. at Tiburon 9 a.m. and liberal worship San Anselmo. Call 415- Call 415-755-3775 or go to go to stjohnsross.org. Vigil Mass: is at 5 p.m. Baptist Church, 445 Green- service is at 10:30 a.m. at 454-0982 or go to stnicho- fairfaxcommunitychurch. at St. Patrick Parish, 401 Quiet Mass: is at 7:30 a.m., wood Beach Road, Tiburon. the Unitarian Universalist lasmarin.org. me. Magnolia Ave., Larkspur. children’s choir mass is at 9 Call 415-388-3900 or go to Congregation of Marin, 240 Dharma family service: is Service: is at 11 a.m. at Call 415-924-0600 or go to a.m., adult choir Mass is at tiburonbaptist.org. Channing Way, San Rafael. at 10 a.m. at the Buddhist San Geronimo Community stpatricksparish.com. 11 a.m. and guitar Mass is at Worship services: are at Call 415-479-4131 or go to Temple of Marin at 390 Presbyterian Church, 6001 5 p.m. at St. Hilary Catholic 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at uumarin.org. Miller Ave., Mill Valley. Call Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Church, 761 Hilary Drive, Sundays Calvary Baptist Church, 2 are at 415-388-1173 or go to bud- Geronimo. Call 415-488- Tiburon. Call 415-435-1122 Worship services: Early bird service: with Baltimore Ave., Larkspur. 9:30 a.m. and Christian dhisttempleofmarin.org. 9318 or go to sgpchurch.org. or go to sthilary.org. discussion on current and Call 330-340-9413 or go to education hour is at 10:45 Worship services: are at Festive Holy Eucharist: is ancient spiritual texts is Quiet Mass: is at 7:30 a.m. cbclarkspur.org. a.m. at All Saints Lutheran 10 a.m. at Christ Lutheran at 9 a.m. at Holy Innocents at 7:30 a.m. along with and Mass is at 9:30 a.m. Worship service: is at 9:30 Church, 2 San Marin Drive, Church, 2626 Sir Francis Episcopal Church, 2 Tamal- celebration of life featuring at St. Mary Star of the Sea a.m. at Aldersgate United Novato. Call 415-892-1669 Drake Blvd., Fairfax. Call pais Drive, Corte Madera. Church, 180 Harrison Ave., choir, inspirational sing- Methodist Church, 1 Well- or go to aslcnovato.org. 415-454-6365 or go to Call 415-924-4393 or go to ing and children’s church Sausalito. Call 415-332- brock Heights, Terra Linda. are at clcfairfax.org. holyinnocentsmarin.org. at 10 a.m. at Community 1765. Call 415-492-0237 or go to Worship services: 9:30 a.m. at Christ Presby- Worship services: are at Reading and discussion: Congregational Church, 145 Said Holy Eucharist: is aldersgatemethodist.org. terian Church, Terra Linda, a 10 a.m. at First Presbyterian is at 6 p.m. with pastor Rock Hill Drive, Tiburon. at 8 a.m., sung Eucharist Worship services: are More Light Church, 620 Del Church, 72 Kensington Road, Kent Philpott on “Christian Call 415-435-9108 or go to is at 10:30 a.m. at Christ at 8:30 and 10 a.m. at Ganado Road, San Rafael. San Anselmo. Call 415-456- Basics” at Miller Avenue ccctiburon.org. Episcopal Church, 70 Santa Westminster Presbyterian Call 415-479-2712. 3713 or go to togetherwe- Church, 285 Miller Ave., Mill Quiet Eucharist: is at 8 Rosa Ave., Sausalito. Call Church, 240 Tiburon Blvd., serve.org. Valley. Call 415-302-1199. Worship service: is at a.m., family Eucharist at 415-332-1539 or go to Tiburon. Call 415-383-5272 Worship services: are at 10 10 a.m. at St. Stephen’s christchurchsausalito.net. or go to aldersgatemethod- 9:30 a.m. at Good Shep- Fridays herd Lutheran Church, 1180 a.m. at First Congregational Episcopal Church, 3 Bayview Worship services: are at 8 ist.org. Jummah prayers: are of- Lynwood Drive, Novato. Go Church of San Rafael, 8 N. Ave., Belvedere. Call 415- and 10 a.m. at the Episco- Worship service: is at fered at the Islamic Center to gslsnovato.org. San Pedro Road. Call 415- 435-4501 or go to stste- pal Church of the Nativity, 9:30 a.m. at Marin Lutheran 479-2747 or go to fccsanra- of Mill Valley, 62 Shell Road. phenschurch.org. 333 Ellen Drive, San Rafael. Church, 649 Meadowsweet Worship services: with fael.org. Call 415-383-0617 or go to Grace Church of Marin are at Sunday Liturgy: is at Call 415-479-7023 or go to Drive, Corte Madera. Call with the mvmasjid.com. 9:30 a.m. at the College of Sunday services: 10 a.m. at St. Columba’s nativityonthehill.org. 415-924-3782 or go to Golden Gate Center for Spir- Shabbat services: are Marin Student Center, 835 Inverness, 12835 Sir Francis Holy Eucharist: is at 8 and marinlutheran.org. itual Living are at 10 a.m. at at 6:30 p.m. at the San College Ave., Kentfield. Go Drake Blvd., Inverness. Go to 10 a.m. at St. Paul’s Episco- Worship services and the Corte Madera Commu- Geronimo Valley Community to gracemarin.org. stcolumbasinverness.org. pal Church, 1123 Court St., Sunday school: are at nity Center, 498 Tamalpais Center at 6350 Sir Francis Classic praise worship San Rafael. Call 415-456- 10:30 a.m. at Mt. Tamalpais Worship services: are at Drive. Call 415-721-2492 or Drake Blvd. San Geronimo. service: is at 9 a.m. and a 4842 or go to stpaulssanra- United Methodist Church, 9:30 a.m. at Peace Lutheran go to ggcsl.org. Call Gan HaLev at 415-488- fael.org. Church, 205 Tennessee modern worship service is at 410 Sycamore Ave., Mill Val- Fellowship: is at 9 a.m. and 4524 or go to ganhalev.org. 11:10 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Progressive services: are ley. Call 415-388-4456 or Valley Road, Mill Valley. Call celebration worship is at Shabbat services: are at Church, 333 Woodland Ave., at 10 a.m. at the Community go to mtumc.org. 415-388-2065 or go to 9:30 a.m. at the Lutheran 6:15 p.m. at Congregation San Rafael. Adult Bible Church of Mill Valley at 8 Morning service: is at plcmarin.org. Church of the Resurrec- Rodef Sholom at 170 N. San Study and CrossRoads for Olive St., Mill Valley. Call 10:30 a.m. at Miller Avenue Worship services: are at tion, 1100 Las Gallinas, San Pedro Road, San Rafael. youth are at 10:20 a.m. 415-388-5540 or go to Church, 285 Miller Ave., 9:30 a.m. at Sleepy Hollow Rafael. Call 415-479-1334 Call 415-479-3441 or go to Youth group meets at 12:30 communitychurchmillvalley. Mill Valley. Evening service Presbyterian Church, 100 or go to resurrectionluther- rodefsholom.org. p.m. Call 415-454-4135 or com. with singing and personal Tarry Road, San Anselmo. ansanrafael.org. Bible prophecy seminar: go to trinitysanrafael.org. Contemplative service: anointing is at 6 p.m. Call Call 415-453-8221 or go to Worship services: are at is at 6:30 p.m. with speaker Worship services: are at is at 8:30 a.m., traditional 415-302-1199. sleepyhollowchurch.org. 10 a.m. at Novato United Wyatt Allen at 495 San Methodist Church, 1473 S. Marin Drive, Novato. Call Novato Blvd. Call 415-892- 706-936-1795 or go to 9896 or email novatoumc@ endtimehope.org. novato.net. Mondays Worship services: are at 10 a.m. at Lighthouse Christian Meditation: is at 7 p.m. Church, 1915 Novato Blvd., at Episcopal Church of the Novato. Call 415-897-5556 Redeemer, 123 Knight Drive, or go to lighthousechurch- San Rafael. Call 415-456- novato.com. 0508 or go to redeem- er94901.org. 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West raises to the six-card suit). b. Diamond king. or in the delayed messag- • Learn basic bee infor- 10-trick level because he knows of at 6. Look only at the South hand. a. ing system,” Saharoy says. mation, seasonal cycles of least a 10-card fit. North can hardly North opens one heart, and East “If and when required, the a colony, how to get bees risk passing. Then South bids what passes. b. East opens one spade(!). designer and customer do and where to place your he hopes his partner can make, al- What should South do in each case? a. get on phone calls.” hive and work with equip- though he might first employ Roman One spade. There is no hurry. b. Double Clients access their de- ment during a beginner sign options, in an inter- beekeeping series taught Key Card Blackwood. (though pass might work better). active 3-D view, on Space- by Bonnie and Gary Morse 4. Look only at the North hand. a. West 7. Look only at the West hand. a. North joy’s desktop app. of Bonnie Bee & Co. 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AT HOME What’s hot, what’s not in 2020 and whether you should care Last week, my hus- Eight band and I went to a fund- out of 10 raiser with a 1980s theme. designers We saw lots surveyed of big hair, said the padded heyday of shoulders, gray was legwarmers either over (what a stu- pid idea) and or waning. Marni But, that Jameson huge dan- gly earrings, change and that was likely just my costume. won’t be We laugh now, but we reflected lived through that go big, in homes “Bonfire of the Vanities”- for a few era. Back then, the looks years. weren’t so funny, because, they were, well, in style. Having seen many styles come and go over the de- COURTESY cades, in both home design OF SHERWIN- PHOTO BY KAREN GIDEON and fashion, I’ve learned — WILLIAMS After the soil has been amended with compost and bone I’m afraid this is called get- meal, the roots are settled in a deep hole. Cover the roots ting older — that the rise MY OPINION >> Farmhouse, to most household chemi- and are staying strong. with soil to the top of the roots and water, compost and and fall of what’s hot and cottage, nautical and rustic cals, and surprisingly du- mulch. not is mostly Madison Av- looks are always in style if rable. Plus, chrome always MY OPINION >> When you enue marketing getting you have a farmhouse, cot- matches.” see a fabric fad (remember using forks back-to-back us to buy new stuff. Clas- tage, beach house or rustic the dragonfly motif?), get in the center. sic design with timeless ap- cabin. Anywhere else they MY OPINION >> What in your it in, oh, a hot pad, not in MG Lift and shake off any peal, not the trend du jour, look contrived. Designing home do you handle more a chair. For interior looks FROM PAGE 1 loose soil. Rinsing the is what you want in your for where you live is always than your faucets? This is that last, go with time- roots with water can be home, and closet for that in style. no place for precious, per- tested classics >> botani- clumping growth habit helpful. Look for natural matter. snickety, thin-skinned cals, florals, plaids, stripes, like daisies, asters, ag- fractures between bulbs, If only I were that dis- OUT >> Mason jars and metallic finishes. Hands herringbones, hound- apanthus, yarrow, ane- root clumps, or rhizomes ciplined. Truth is in Jan- pallet art. As the farm- down, or on, chrome gets stooth and toile. Looks you nomes, achillea, irises, and gently split these fis- uary, when trend spotters house and cottage looks my vote. have seen before, but won’t columbine and chrysan- sures with your hands. put out their annual lists wind down, they’re tak- mind seeing again. themums. Fruits and veg- If they don’t come apart of what’s hot and what’s ing mason jars and pallet OUT >> Gray. After a long etables can also be di- easily, they can be cut not, I guiltily gobble up art (artwork on recycled ride, gray is finally fad- OUT >> Edison bulbs. Those vided, like rhubarb, ar- with a sharp, clean knife. the reports like good gos- wood) with them, accord- ing. In a recent survey, Fixr light bulbs that boldly tichokes, asparagus and All plant divisions sip, the way I slyly scan ing to Living Spaces’ 2020 found that 80% of design- show their filament have herbs, including thyme, must be kept moist dur- the tabloid headlines in home décor trend report, ers said gray was either dropped in interest 43% marjoram and tarragon. ing this process. If the the grocery store check- based on data from Google completely over or waning. since 2016. Division is a soil-build- roots or rhizomes are al- out. (Brad and Jen again, Trends. Interest in mason According to Elle Décor, re- “The exposed light bulb ing opportunity. While lowed to dry, the plants really?) jars has fallen 40% since strained, monochromatic trend was popular for a hot lifting, forking and di- may not survive. If there So, after reviewing sev- its 2015 peak; and pallet gray-on-gray interiors are minute,” say Living Spaces viding your plants, it’s a is a delay in replant- eral 2020 lists, which I’m, art interest has dropped passé. However, the lag be- designers, probably because chance to amend old and ing the new plants, keep ahem, required to do as a 56% from its 2015 high. tween what designers say of their “authentic vin- prepare new soil. Work in them in moist soil mix in professional, I pulled out and what homeowners do tage charm.” But like most some compost, leaf mold a container or in water. half a dozen looks ready TRY INSTEAD >> Move to- can be two to three years, trends, once done, and over- and bone meal when you Be careful not to damage to go the way of the floppy ward minimal with South says. done, it’s lights out. build the new home for the roots and keep the disk. Here’s my what’s not- cleaner-lined cylinder divided plants. portions good sized. hot list, along with what vases, and art that shows TRY INSTEAD >> To wean TRY INSTEAD >> To keep the While the technique Successful division pro- designers suggest you try a lot of canvas and puts away from gray, move to- simplistic, no-lampshade may differ depending on duces new roots. To keep instead, followed by my the emphasis on negative ward warm, brownish charm of Edison bulbs, opt the type of root struc- the plant’s energy in the humble opinion. space. grays. To cut completely, for the “no-shade” shade, ture of the plants to be di- recovering root structure, go for a warm palette. designers suggest. Lamp- vided, there are common trim off any dead growth OUT >> Farmhouse, cottage, MY OPINION >> I still like a Note >> Earth tones are shades made of see-though tools to get ready. Have a and some of the leaves at nautical and rustic-mod- bouquet of daisies in a ma- making a comeback. materials let you see the bucket of water nearby, a the top of the plant, but ern looks. These styles are son jar on the kitchen ta- bulb inside, but not quite fork or shovel or two for retain enough greenery so last decade, accord- ble, and I always will. MY OPINION >> Thank good- so clearly. lifting, implements for ei- so the plant can still sup- ing to designers at Living ness. I’ve never liked gray ther cutting the roots or ply energy to the roots. Spaces, a California-based OUT >> Rose gold. Like most interiors. Homes need MY OPINION >> Just get pulling tubers apart and The remaining mother furniture retailer, and novelties, this one didn’t warmth. Rooms need life. frosted bulbs. I don’t need some isopropyl alcohol or plant from which you Fixr, an online resource stick. The metal’s pink un- Both come from color. to see the inner workings nine parts water and one took the divisions can be for home remodelers. dertones limit how and of my light bulb anymore part bleach to sterilize replanted immediately. “People liked these rus- where you can use it, say OUT >> Ikats and chevrons. than I need to see the in- your knives and pruners. Water thoroughly, add tic, shabby looks at first Living Spaces experts. Since interest in Ikat pat- ner workings of my gar- Trim and water the compost and mulch the because you don’t have Plus, if you get a rose gold terns peaked in 2015, it bage disposal. plants to be divided a replant. Keep an eye on to work hard to maintain faucet and a rose gold has dropped 66%; since couple of days before you your new plants and pro- them,” says Sarabeth Asaff light fixture from different interest in chevron pat- Syndicated columnist divide. Do your division tect them from extreme South, chief writer and in- makers, the finishes likely terns peaked in 2014, it Marni Jameson is the on a cool, cloudy day or weather. terior design expert at won’t match, South says. has dropped 73%, accord- author of five home and find a shady spot. Have Over the next spring Fixr. “But, the look can be ing to the Living Spaces lifestyle books, including the soil in the new beds and summer, your newly a little too worn. Home- TRY INSTEAD >> “People are report. Consumers liked “Downsizing the Family prepared and fill your gift divided plants will be- owners are finding there’s swinging back to chrome,” the softer edges and wel- Home What to Save, What pots with moist soil and gin their new life cycle. a fine line between com- South says. “Chrome used comed the retro and global to Let Go” and the just- compost. Blooming, growing, thriv- fortable and rundown.” to be the finish you put feel, but the data say, we’re released “Downsizing the The plants need to be ing, the plants proliferate. in the children’s bath, but over them. Blended Home — When carefully lifted from the You’ll fall in love again. TRY INSTEAD >> The cleaner consumers have learned Two Households Become soil. Depending on size And in due time, when lines of mid-century mod- that chrome (because of TRY INSTEAD >> Bolder geo- One” (Sterling Publishing,

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RAY CHAVEZ — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP Warriors majority owner Joe Lacob played on ’94 title team reacts during a game against the Clippers in November 2015. Popson, who also had time with KC, caught pass in big game Watching a game with Joe Lacob Owner discusses first year of Chase Center

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SAN FRANCISCO >> It only takes watching a Warriors game with Joe Lacob to understand how much this all means to him. Lacob typically watches Warriors games feverishly at midcourt of the $1.6 billion Chase Center built in San Francisco, but today he de- cides to watch the game from the upper deck. He strides to his new seat in the 200 level as fans reach for high- fives and shout his name, like a Silicon Valley rock star in a win- dow-paned sports coat. For an owner overseeing the franchise’s worst season in 20 years after moving the team from Oakland, the support is rather surprising. “It beats getting booed,” he says. Lacob taps an unknowing fan on the shoulder and says, “Hi, PAUL BUCK — GETTY IMAGES I’m Joe Lacob, and I want you to San Francisco 49ers tight end Ted Popson dives for a first down against the Dallas Cowboys in 1994 at Texas Stadium. The 49ers won the have my seat for tonight’s game.” game 38-20. Owner and fan swap tickets, and Lacob settles into his new seat in there and have me choose — the Modelo Cantina. By Ian Ross [email protected] San Francisco. “Up here,” he says. “You see @IRossMIJ on Twitter “I’m looking for a great where all the pieces are moving.” game. San Francisco is about After politely declining a beer, As someone who has a Super as tough on both sides of the he chooses to sip on a Pepsi. Lacob Bowl ring from the last time ball as I’ve seen in some time. has only the occasional glass of the 49ers won it all and then I would probably have to give wine with dinner and avoids cof- went on to play for the Kansas the edge to San Francisco.” fee. No uppers, no downers. He City Chiefs, former tight end Popson’s perspective on this doesn’t need it. Ted Popson has a fairly unique game would have been a lot To watch a game with Lacob, rooting interest in Sunday’s different if not for his time at 64, is to witness his unyield - game between the two fran- COM, where he first took up ing competitiveness. But today’s chises. football and switched from game would be the worst-ever “I was really blessed to have linebacker to tight end. loss at Chase Center, a 33-point played for both teams,” said “There’s a lot of lessons, es- romp from the Utah Jazz. As the Popson, who began his football pecially for younger players, game goes on and the Warriors’ journey at College of Marin. “I that can be learned from my hole deepens, he only becomes can honestly say both orga- personal story,” Popson said. EDDIE LEDESMA — CONTRA COSTA TIMES LACOB >> PAGE 4 nizations were phenomenal. “Not playing in high school, Ted Popson scores the first of his two touchdowns against the The Kansas City fans are un - having zero experience and Cincinnati Bengals at 3Com Park in 1996. TUNE IN believable. The 49ers and the walking on at the junior col- way that organization treats lege level seemed crazy at the WARRIORS AT CLEVELAND players like family is second time but if you have a passion Super Bowl LIV: Former Patriot Wes Welker faced a steep When: Saturday, 5 p.m. to none. If you’re gonna sit POPSON >> PAGE 3 learning curve as the 49ers’ receivers coach, C3 TV/Radio: NBCSBA/95.7 FM

49ers NHL 10 ads defensive coordinator Robert Saleh GM Wilson to watch watches during the for during first half of talks about the team’s Sunday’s game game against the Los Sharks’ Angeles Rams on Dec. 21. By Mae Anderson future The Associated Press This year’s Super Bowl won’t be By Curtis Pashelka a politics-free zone, as both Pres- Bay Area News Group ident Donald Trump and Demo- cratic presidential candidate Mi- SAN JOSE >> Doug Wilson has ev - chael Bloomberg will air cam- ery expectation the Sharks will re- paign ads during the game. JOHN HEFTI — AP turn to the NHL playoffs in 2021 But most other advertisers will PHOTO, FILE after what’s arguably been the offer escape from impeachment most trying season of his near and the upcoming presidential 17-year tenure as the team’s gen- election by stuffing multiple ce- eral manager. lebrities in their ads, appropriat- Defensive maestro Saleh needs The Sharks entered Friday with ing iconic songs, going for inof- a 22-26-4 record and are in 13th fensive humor, and trying to tug place in the Western Conference, at people’s heartstrings. one final masterpiece from unit nine points back of the last play- Here are 10 ads to watch for off spot, and will likely miss the during Sunday’s game in Miami: week. “So it’s, ‘What is this of- postseason for just the third time By Kerry Crowley TUNE IN Bay Area News Group fense really trying to accom- since 1998. Amazon SUPER BOWL LIV plish? What are they trying Injuries to their top two centers Amazon’s ad stars Ellen DeGe- MIAMI >> To execute complex CHIEFS VS. 49ERS to accomplish when they look have beset the Sharks in recent neres and her wife, actress Por- defensive gameplans, to en- When: Sunday, 3:30 p.m. like this versus another for- weeks, as captain Logan Couture tia de Rossi, imagining life before sure that every player under- TV: FOX mation or whatever it may suffered a fractured bone in his the company’s voice assistant Al- stands pre-snap assignments be?’” left ankle Jan. 7. Thursday, it was exa. A maid named Alexa throws and to make last-second, on- ert Saleh, the man in charge In his third year lead - revealed Tomas Hertl has torn an- some burning firewood out a win- field adjustments, NFL de- of the defensive playbook, ing the defense under head WILSON >> PAGE 5 dow when she is asked to turn the fenders need excellent com- made sure of it. coach Kyle Shanahan, Saleh temperature down; an Old West munication skills. “You’re trying to tell them rose to prominence by over- TUNE IN pioneer asks his companion Al to During the 2019 season, a a story of what we need to seeing one of the NFL’s best “play that song I like.” In one of ferocious 49ers’ defense was do and what they’re trying units. The 49ers finished the TAMPA BAY AT SHARKS the few political allusions of the almost always on the same to do,” Saleh, the 49ers’ de- regular season ranked second When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ADS >> PAGE 2 page. Master storyteller Rob- fensive coordinator, said last SALEH >> PAGE 2 TV/Radio: NBCSCA/98.5 FM 2 | C SPORTS | MARINIJ.COM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020

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BASKETBALL The Associated Press lahan was on his staff. Marin County Free Throw Championships: 8:30 a.m., Callahan has been an Drake High Callie Brownson has been NFL coach for 22 years and named chief of staff for new spent four seasons at Ne- Browns coach Kevin Stefan- braska. He brings a huge MEN’S BASKETBALL ski, who began his NFL ca- wealth of knowledge to Ste- Fresno Pacific at Dominican: 4 p.m., San Rafael reer in a similar job. fanski and the Browns. Brownson spent last sea- BILLS STAYING PUT AT CUR- WOMEN’S BASKETBALL son as a coaching intern RENT HOME >> The Buffalo Fresno Pacific at Dominican: 2 p.m., San Rafael with the Buffalo Bills, and Bills have informed county is one of the few women in officials they will not use an BOYS SOCCER the league, which has been early and one-time opt-out more welcoming to women clause to terminate their Drake at Tam: 1 p.m., Mill Valley in recent years. She’s the first lease at New Era Field. Marin Catholic at Terra Linda: 1 p.m., San Rafael person to have this position The team’s decision, sent San Marin at Branson: 1 p.m., Ross in Cleveland, where her role in a letter to Erie County will be much like what Ste- MARK ZALESKI — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, FILE Executive Mark Poloncarz, San Rafael at Redwood: 1 p.m., Larkspur Bills coaching intern Callie Brownson talks with players 1 p.m., San Rafael fanski did while working was considered a formality, Stuart Hall at Marin Academy: for coach Brad Childress in during warmups before a game against the Titans on Oct. but in no way rules out the 2006 with Minnesota. 6 in Nashville, Tenn. Brownson has been named chief of possibility of the Bills one GIRLS SOCCER Stefanski, who was with staff for new Browns coach Kevin Stefanski. day playing at new facil- Drake at Tam: 11 a.m., Mill Valley the Vikings for 13 sea - ity in downtown Buffalo. A Marin Catholic at Terra Linda: 11 a.m., San Rafael sons before coming to the “Callie is uniquely situ- and already have.” copy of the Bills letter was San Marin at Branson: 11 a.m., Ross Browns, said the experience ated where she can go in- The Browns also offi- posted by Poloncarz on his was invaluable and paved teract with football ops or cially announced on Friday Twitter account, and simply San Rafael at Redwood: 11 a.m., Larkspur the way for him to become PR or the locker room or the the hiring of former Oak- states the team will honor a head coach eventually. equipment room. She’s re- land Raiders coach Bill Cal- the terms of the 10-year COLLEGE SOFTBALL “It’s very involved in ev- ally the liaison to the rest lahan as their new offensive lease negotiated in 2013, Dominican vs. Concordia: 2 p.m., Las Vegas ery aspect of a football op- of the building for me. I’m line coach. Stefanski con- and not exercise the early Dominican vs. Montana State Billings: 4:30 p.m., Las eration,” Stefanski said. going to lean on her heavily firmed last week that Cal- termination clause. Vegas Sunday’s local events Ads

FROM PAGE 1 No events scheduled. night, a newsboy says his newspaper has “fake news” On the air Saturday and a character resembling Richard Nixon asks his sec- retary to remind him to de- BOXING lete his tapes (although she 3:30 p.m. PBC prelims FS1 tells the camera she won’t 5 p.m. Welterweight: Ugas vs. Dallas Jr. FS1 do it).

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Audi 8 a.m. Xavier at Seton Hall FOX Arya can sing as well as stab, it turns out. “Game 9 a.m. Indiana at Ohio State ESPN of Thrones” actress Maisie 9 a.m. Mississippi at LSU ESPN2 Williams belts out the hit 9 a.m. Creighton at Villanova FS1 song “Let it Go” from “Fro- 9 a.m. Bryant at St. Francis (Pa.) CBSSN zen” as she promotes Audi’s 10 a.m. Michigan State at Wisconsin FOX e-tron family of electric ve- 10 a.m. Connecticut at Memphis CBS hicles. The ad airs in the fourth quarter. 11 a.m. Louisville at North Carolina State ESPN RANDY VAZQUEZ — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 11 a.m. Tennessee at Mississippi State ESPNU 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh, left, and Deebo Samuel (19) celebrate after a Budweiser 11 a.m. Kansas State at West Virginia ESPN2 defensive stop during the NFC Championship game at Levi’s Stadium on Jan. 19. The Anheuser-Busch 11 a.m. Providence at Butler FS1 brand enlisted Oscar-win- 11 a.m. Colgate at Holy Cross CBSSN ning director Kathryn Bi- decided to trust its sec- If the 49ers have cut gelow for a 60-second ad Noon Oklahoma State at Oklahoma ABC ond-unit more and reduce down on communication is- that contrasts a voiceover 1 p.m. Texas Tech at Kansas ESPN Saleh the amount of time its star sues and lapses in execution, of “typical American” be- 1 p.m. UCF at South Florida ESPNU FROM PAGE 1 linemen were on the field. it’s possible the players who havior with real-life video 1 p.m. TCU at Baylor ESPN2 The 49ers reaped the ben- have been under contract of Americans doing heart- 1 p.m. Miami (Ohio) at Northern Illinois CBSSN in team defense, second in efits against the Minne- for multiple seasons are too warming things. For in- 1 p.m. Gonzaga at USF NBCCA, 1050 third-down percentage and sota Vikings and Green Bay close to Saleh to notice any stance, the narration says eighth in scoring defense. Packers and will surely en- significant differences in typical Americans are “al- 1 p.m. Oregon State at Cal PAC12, 810 A year after the 49ers joy the extra week of rest his messaging. Players new ways so competitive” while 1:30 p.m. Fordham at Dayton NBCSN ranked 28th in scoring de- to prepare for the daunting to the defense such as Bosa the ad shows Hannah 3 p.m. Kentucky at Auburn ESPN fense and the team finished task of containing a more say the third-year defensive Gavios, who is partially par- 3 p.m. Wichita State at Tulsa ESPNU last in the NFL in turnover mobile passer in Mahomes. coordinator is as direct as he alyzed, completing a mara- 3 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati ESPN2 margin, Saleh’s job security Aside from adding tal- needs to be. thon. 3 p.m. East Carolina at Temple CBSSN was questioned by national ent at defensive end with “He lays out the plan re- analysts. Now, a team Bosa and Dee Ford and ally well,” Bosa said. “From Doritos 3 p.m. Oregon at Stanford PAC12 that wasn’t necessarily two more sideline-to-side- the start of the week to to- The snack chip is bet- 3 p.m. Pepperdine at Loyola Marymount NBCCA equipped to execute Saleh’s line linebackers in Kwon day, he tells you what we ting people will connect 3:30 p.m. St. Louis at St. Joseph’s NBCSN gameplans can make the Alexander and Dre Green- need to do to beat them and with “Old Town Road,” the 5 p.m. Duke at Syracuse ESPN ultimate statement against law, the 49ers also consider it’s usually pretty accurate.” smash hit of the summer 5 p.m. Tulane at SMU ESPNU superstar quarterback Pat- their defensive improve- A year after Saleh faced by Lil Nas X. In the West- 5 p.m. Bradley at Loyola-Chicago ESPN2 rick Mahomes and the Kan- ments the result of the fa- external questions about ern-themed ad, Lil Nas has sas City Chiefs. miliarity the unit has with his ability to lead the 49ers’ a dance off with grizzled 5 p.m. Massachusetts at Davidson CBSSN “I know he came in here each other. defense, his name sur- character actor Sam El- 5 p.m. Arizona at Washington State PAC12 with a very good philoso- Linebacker Fred War- faced as a coach who could liott. Billy Cyrus, who fea- 5 p.m. Santa Clara at Portland 1220 phy on what he believed ner admitted he wasn’t ini- soon be leading an entire tures in the song’s remix, 7 p.m. Nevada at Boise State ESPNU in,” Shanahan said. “We tially comfortable with all franchise. The Cleveland also makes a cameo. weren’t always ready to do that was asked of him as Browns chose Vikings of- 7 p.m. Saint Mary’s at BYU ESPN2 Facebook 7 p.m. Utah State at San Diego State CBSSN all of that stuff which forces a rookie last year, but the fensive coordinator Kevin you to adjust as a coach. player tasked with relay- Stefanski over Saleh as The social media site 7:30 p.m. Colorado at USC FS1 When you’re forced to ad- ing Saleh’s calls to the rest their new head coach, but hasn’t unveiled its first- 7:30 p.m. Arizona State at Washington PAC12 just, it only helps you grow.” of the defense said his con- the 49ers’ defensive mas- ever Super Bowl ad but it Saleh’s growth has been fidence has skyrocketed in termind will enter the 2020 will star Rocky himself, GOLF an oft-discussed topic this his second year as a starter. season on the shortlist of Sylvester Stallone, with co- 6 a.m. Champions: Morocco Champions GOLF season as a vaunted pass- “As a rookie, I hadn’t assistants expected to leave median Chris Rock to pro- 10 a.m. PGA: Phoenix Open GOLF rush has wreaked havoc on played in the box or gotten their posts after the season mote the site’s Groups fea- quarterbacks while a stron- a call before so it was an for top jobs elsewhere. ture. The 60-second ad airs Noon PGA: Phoenix Open CBS ger secondary helped the adjustment for sure,” War- The 49ers consider late in the game during the 1:30 a.m. European: Saudi Inter. (early Sun.) GOLF 49ers finish the year with ner said. “It was a learning themselves fortunate fourth quarter. the league’s No. 1 ranked curve, but this year, he’s Saleh wasn’t tabbed by the MOTOR SPORTS passing defense. been great about keeping Browns or any of the other Google 4 p.m. Lucas Oil: Late Model Dirt Series MavTV 49ers defensive backs up with me, seeing where four teams that conducted Google’s 90-second ad is 5:30 p.m. Supercross: Oakland NBCSN and defensive linemen alike I’m at, if it’s too much, head coaching searches one of the few ads this year 9 p.m. Lucas Oil: Late Model Dirt Series MavTV say the defense has thrived lightening the load for me this offseason, but they also that doesn’t use humor or ce- because the rush and cov- so I can just go out, play believe it won’t be long be- lebrities. It features a man erage are in sync, but that’s fast and anticipate what fore Shanahan’s coaching reminiscing about his wife, NBA not simply the result of hav- the offense is doing.” tree sprouts some branches. using the Google Assistant 5 p.m. Warriors at Cavaliers NBCBA, 95.7 ing better personnel. Vet- As the 49ers struggled to When Saleh was passed feature to pull up old pho- 5:30 p.m. 76ers at Celtics ABC eran defensive tackle DeFor- a 4-12 season last year and over by the Browns, Sha- tos of her and past vacations. est Buckner credits Saleh opponents averaged nearly nahan admitted he was The ad is set to an instru- NFL for taking input from play- 30 points per game against “pumped” for the chance to mental version of “Say Some- 8 p.m. NFL Honors from Miami (delayed) FOX ers who have allowed his them, cornerback Richard keep his coordinator and thing” by Great Big World. philosophies to evolve. Sherman grew frustrated defensive system in place “He’s a really good coach with the way Saleh was for at least one more sea- Hyundai HOCKEY with listening to players’ doubted. The 49ers’ inter- son. Saleh believes he’ll only The automaker pokes 12:30 p.m. CHL: Red Deer at Calgary NHL ideas and everything,” nal support for their coor- be more prepared when his fun at Boston accents with 4 p.m. Blues at Jets NHL Buckner said. “Listening dinator was rock solid, but time eventually comes. a 60-second ad in the first 7:30 p.m. Lightning at Sharks NBCCA, 98.5 to him and putting it into Sherman felt Saleh received “To understand Kyle and quarter that uses Boston-af- the gameplan. He’s one of too much criticism for the to work with Kyle is re- filiated celebrities includ- SOCCER those coaches who is a re- team’s defensive errors. ally gift that a lot of people ing actor Chris Evans, John ally approachable guy. He’ll Sherman said Saleh should have once in their Krasinski, Saturday Night 4:25 a.m. Premier: Leicester City vs. Chelsea NBCSN hear things out, bounce hasn’t changed much since lives,” Saleh said. “He strives Live alum Rachel Dratch 6:30 a.m. Bundesliga: Mainz vs. Bayern Munich FS1 ideas off of you.” last year, the 49ers defend- to make people better, and I and former Boston Red Sox 6:30 a.m. Bundesliga: Borussia Dort.-Union Berlin FS2 After injuries up front ers have simply done a bet- think that’s what makes this David Ortiz. They discuss 6:30 a.m. Bundesliga: Hofenheim vs. Leverk. FSPLUS stripped the defensive line ter job of avoiding unnec- organization tick.” Hyundai’s feature that lets 6:55 a.m. Premier: Liverpool vs. Southampton NBCSN of key backups including essary mistakes. Many 49ers defenders car owners park remotely 9:20 a.m. Bundesliga: Leipzig vs. Möncheng. FS2 D.J. Jones and Ronald Blair, “People would be like, ‘Oh consider working with with exaggerated accents several 49ers players said the my god, he’s calling terrible Saleh a gift, too, particu- that make “Smart Park” 9:30 a.m. Premier: Man. United vs. Wolves NBC unit became too reliant on games.’ Well he’s calling a larly because of the way he sound like “smaht pahk.” 12:20 p.m. Women’s Olympic: St. Kitts vs. Mex. FS2 its top rushers. Instead of great game, it was poor exe- relates to the team through 12:55 p.m. Inter. friendly: U.S. vs. Cst. Rica ESPNEWS maintaining a rotation that cution more than anything. his stories. Even as his pro- Pepsi 2:55 p.m. Liga MX: Monterrey vs. Querétaro FS2 kept linemen fresh, Buck- You call a blitz and they file continues to rise, those Pepsi tries to reignite the 6:55 p.m. Liga MX: Santos Laguna vs. UNAM FS2 ner, Arik Armstead and Nick don’t blitz. You call Cover 2 that know what he’s done Cola Wars with Missy El- Bosa watched their snap and they play Cover 3. You for the 49ers behind the liott and H.E.R. performing TENNIS counts soar while backups get poor execution and ev- scenes believe he’s still due an updated version of the such as Sheldon Day and Sol- eryone says, ‘Oh my god, more credit. Rolling Stones’ classic tune 2 p.m. Australian Open: omon Thomas stayed on the he’s a terrible coordinator.’ “I feel like he’s a guy that “Paint It Black.” As singers women’s final (repeat) TENNIS sidelines. “Well he’s calling the doesn’t get talked about intone the lyrics “I see a red 8 p.m. Australian Open: With careful evalua- same stuff this year and enough,” Warner said. door and I want it painted men’s doubles final TENNIS tion of the group and hon- we’re No. 1 in the league If the 49ers shut down black,” a red cola can re- 12:30 a.m. Australian Open: est discussions with play- and it’s just guys execut - the Chiefs on Sunday, that sembling a Coke changes men’s final (early Sun.) ESPN ers, Saleh and the 49ers ing the scheme he called.” will change fast. into a black can of Pepsi. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 MARINIJ.COM | SPORTS C | 3

SUPER BOWL LIV “It’s like the Popson Fourth of July Welker faced a steep learning FROM PAGE 1 and Christmas for something and really and all your enjoy doing what you’re favorite doing and have a good holidays kinda curve as 49ers’ receivers coach work ethic, other people are going to notice.” wrapped up into Popson, who is from one.” Truckee but spent “a cou- By Evan Webeck — Ted Popson, who attended Bay Area News Group ple of months” at Tam College of Marin, on his Super High, decided to continue Bowl experience in 1994. MIAMI >> Deebo Samuel re - his education at COM — members now the first time where his older brother, he met Wes Welker. He just Dwight, was already play- intense. I think everybody didn’t realize it at first. ing football. on the team realized that It was at the NFL scout- Dwight convinced Ted it’s not a baseball seven- ing combine in Indianapolis, to join the team in 1986 game series or a basket - and the 49ers had requested but he began his football ball playoff situation. It’s a meeting with the versatile life as a linebacker. After a one-time, give-it-every- playmaker out of South Car- Ted made a few intercep- thing-you’ve-got experi- olina. Just that week, they tions, coach Jim Dickey re- ence. It’s very intense.” had announced the addi- alized his talents might be Popson played three tions of two former receiv- better served on the other years with the 49ers, high- ers to their coaching staff — side of the ball. lighted by a six-touchdown Welker, the decorated former “Honestly, I was an ath- season in 1996, then spent Patriot, and Miles Austin. lete long before I was a the next two seasons in Samuel walked into the football player,” Popson Kansas City before retir- room hyperfocused on the said. “When I got intro- ing following a series of question-answer session. duced to the game, I just concussions. He walked out not having wanted to play. I wasn’t Since retiring from the realized one of the coaches particular. Maybe that NFL, Popson has worked he was speaking with was was a huge benefit for me, in sports talk radio for 95.7 Welker. having so little experience FM in San Francisco and “I walk out the door and MATT SLOCUM — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, FILE of playing I could care KAHI AM 950 in Sacra- somebody’s like, ‘Did you re- Former Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker, now the 49ers’ receivers coach, is still less where I played. I just mento. He currently lives alize that was Wes Welker?’” learning, even after a successful playing career in the NFL. wanted to play. in Auburn and works for Samuel remembered. “I’m “The head coach said MLS Mortgage. Popson like, ‘What?’ So I run back So, at the end of his first it an under, with the three- Welker spent the major- they needed a tight end is also the defensive line in just to shake his hand, year under Shanahan, has technique weak from the ity of his career playing for and asked if I was inter- coach for Sierra College say it’s nice to meet you.” Welker surpassed his play- tight end, or an over, with Bill Belichick in New Eng- ested in moving to that in Rocklin — where the A few months later, Sam- ers in his knowledge of the him on the strong side? land, but he’s had a number position. … I said ‘I’m your 49ers held their training uel, then a newly drafted system? “I’m sitting there think- of coaches to draw from. He guy.’” camps during the bulk of second-round pick, and “Yeah, I would say so,” he ing, ‘What am I doing?’” said his style is an amalga- The tight end with no the team’s dynastic years Welker, still establishing said, cracking a smile. “They Welker remembered. “It mation of replicating what prior experience went from 1981 to 1997. himself in his first assistant may disagree with you. That’s makes you realize just how he liked — and avoiding from playing junior college As a former tight end, coaching role, were tasked typical players for you.” much there is left to learn.” what he didn’t. football in 1986 to being the battle between San with the same mind-bend- Welker would know. He Shanahan has developed The big one: Don’t tell a drafted by the New York Francisco’s George Kit- ing challenge: learning Kyle spent 12 seasons racking up a reputation as a perfection- player what not to do. Tell Giants in 1991 — with a tle and Kansas City’s Tra- Shanahan’s complex offen- receptions, yards and acco- ist. A head coach who knows him what to do differently. stop at Portland State Uni- vis Kelce — arguably the sive playbook. lades as one of the game’s exactly what he wants — and Now, he’s also the person versity in between. Popson top two tight ends in the Was there any sort of most prolific slot receivers, how to achieve it. He’s direct in the room who can tell his joined the 49ers in 1994, league — is of particular learning curve for the new including five straight as a with his players and coach- guys what to expect from just in time for the team’s interest to Popson. wide receivers coach? Pro Bowl selection in New ing staff alike, but he also so- the spectacle that is Su- Super Bowl win against “It’s definitely a different “This playbook is some- England. licits feedback and it’s gener- per Bowl week. Welker has the San Diego Chargers. game from when I played,” thing to think about,” Sam- He thought he knew ev- ally a two-way street. thrice made it here — but Popson caught a 6-yard Popson. “The initial thing uel said. erything there was to know It’s all the more demand- never won a ring as a player. pass from backup quar- that jumps off the screen That, Welker said this about football. Turns out, ing being the wide receiv- When he hung them up, terback Bill Musgrave in with both those guys is just week in Miami, was the there’s more to the game ers coach under Shana- he spent his year away from the late stages of the 49ers’ how athletic they are. They most humbling experience than just mastering routes. han, who played the po- football spending time with blowout victory. are just phenomenal ath- since he traded in his cleats “These guys here — Kyle, sition at the University of his family. But also golfing “It’s like the Fourth of letes. I think you could plug for a headset. (Mike) LaFleur, (Mike) Mc- Texas. Shanahan, 40, and “four or five hours a day.” His July and Christmas and either one of those guys into “Some of the players had Daniel — they’ve really taught Welker, 38, actually played wife was none too pleased. all your favorite holidays multiple different sports been in the system longer me things about something each other in college, when Whether Sunday ends in kinda wrapped up into and they’d be successful. than I had,” Welker said. I thought I knew everything Welker was at Texas Tech. his first ring or defeat, he’ll one,” Popson said of the en- “They’re both unbeliev- “There’s definitely an ad- about,” Welker said. Welker said he and Sha- have plenty of time to hit tire two-week Super Bowl able. They both block well, justment period, where I It took him three days to nahan are similar in that the links. experience. “You get to they’re great receivers and had to study and buckle break down his first game. regard. The receiver room “Now that I work non- meet a lot of fantastic peo- they work hard downfield down because a lot of them He never had to identify is loose, but they hold each stop, it’s OK,” he said with ple that week. The game- to block for their team- knew it better than I did.” defensive fronts before. Is other accountable. a laugh. time experience was very mates.”

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NBA ROUNDUP Friday Justin Thomas ...... 68-68—136 -6 Scoreboard 1. Baylor (18-1) did not play. Doc Redman ...... 69-67—136 -6 2. Gonzaga (22-1) did not play. Danny Lee ...... 68-69—137 -5 Marin 3. Kansas (17-3) did not play. Bud Cauley ...... 65-72—137 -5 4. San Diego State (22-0) did not play Keegan Bradley ...... 67-70—137 -5 5. Florida State (17-3) did not play. Sam Ryder ...... 71-66—137 -5 6. Louisville (18-3) did not play. Mark Hubbard ...... 69-68—137 -5 Roses for Kobe, Gianna COLLEGE BASEBALL Gary Woodland...... 70-67—137 -5 7. Dayton (19-2) did not play. Harris English ...... 65-72—137 -5 Sequoias 9, College of Marin 3 8. Villanova (17-3) did not play. John Huh ...... 71-66—137 -5 9. Duke (17-3) did not play. Aaron Baddeley ...... 68-70—138 -4 BOYS BASKETBALL 10. Seton Hall (16-4) did not play. Harry Higgs ...... 70-68—138 -4 as Lakers return to action 11. Oregon (18-4) did not play. J.T. Poston ...... 70-68—138 -4 San Domenico 61, Urban 52 12. West Virginia (16-4) did not play. Russell Knox...... 71-67—138 -4 13. Kentucky (16-4) did not play. The Associated Press Branson 55, San Marin 34 Matt Kuchar ...... 68-70—138 -4 Marin Catholic 55, Terra Linda 47 14. Michigan State (16-5) did not play. Grayson Murray ...... 70-68—138 -4 15. Maryland (17-4) did not play. Sungjae Im ...... 66-72—138 -4 LOS ANGELES >> Red roses 16. Butler (17-4) did not play. Rickie Fowler ...... 74-65—139 -3 adorned the courtside seats GIRLS BASKETBALL 17. Auburn (18-2) did not play. Bryson DeChambeau ...... 70-69—139 -3 18. Iowa (15-6) did not play. Kevin Tway ...... 72-67—139 -3 Branson 51, San Marin 45 where Kobe and Gianna 19. Illinois (16-5) did not play. Martin Laird ...... 72-67—139 -3 Tam 46, Drake 32 20. Colorado (16-5) did not play. Brian Harman ...... 71-68—139 -3 Bryant sat at the last Los Marin Catholic 44, Terra Linda 23 21. Houston (17-4) did not play. Sung Kang ...... 67-72—139 -3 Redwood 53, San Rafael 12 Angeles Lakers game they 22. LSU (16-4) did not play. Max Homa ...... 72-67—139 -3 attended. On the overhead 23. Wichita State (17-3) did not play. Brice Garnett ...... 72-67—139 -3 Luke List ...... 70-69—139 -3 video board, photos of Bry- COLLEGE BASKETBALL 24. Penn State (15-5) did not play. 25. Rutgers (16-5) did not play. ant in action for the Lak- College of Marin 74, Contra Costa 67 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS- ers alternated with those WOMEN’S TOP 25 MOROCCO CHAMPIONS BOYS SOCCER of the other seven people Friday Friday At Samanah Golf Club who were killed along- Marin Academy 2, San Domenico 1 1. South Carolina (20-1) did not play. Marrakech, Morocco 2. Baylor (19-1) beat Texas 64-44. side him and his 13-year- Purse: $2 million 3. Oregon (18-2) did not play. old daughter in a helicop- GIRLS SOCCER Yardage: 7,369; Par: 72 4. UConn (19-1) did not play. Senond Round ter crash. RINGO H.W. CHIU — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Marin Academy 1, Urban 0 5. Louisville (21-1) did not play. Friday night at Staples 6. Stanford (19-2) beat Washington Stephen Ames ...... 63-69—132 -12 The Lakers’ LeBron James, wearing a No. 24 jersey, 58-41. Brett Quigley ...... 69-66—135 -9 Center was unlike any other. NFL speaks about Kobe Bryant prior to Friday’s game against 7. N.C. State (20-1) did not play. Bernhard Langer ...... 67-68—135 -9 Longtime public address 8. UCLA (18-2) lost to No. 16 Arizona José María Olazábal ...... 67-68—135 -9 the Trail Blazers in Los Angeles. WILD-CARD PLAYOFFS 92-66. Scott McCarron ...... 71-65—136 -8 announcer Lawrence Tan- Rod Pampling...... 68-68—136 -8 Saturday, Jan. 4 9. Mississippi State (19-3) did not play. Scott Parel ...... 68-68—136 -8 ter introduced the entire sang the national anthem. nine-game winning streak Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT 10. Oregon State (17-4) did not play. 11. DePaul (19-3) lost to Creighton 63-61. Colin Montgomerie ...... 67-69—136 -8 Lakers lineup the same way: The game was not final and handed the NBA-lead- Tennessee 20, New England 13 Doug Barron ...... 71-66—137 -7 12. Gonzaga (21-1) did not play. Sunday, Jan. 5 Tim Petrovic ...... 70-67—137 -7 “From Lower Merion High at press time. ing Bucks just their third 13. Kentucky (17-3) did not play. Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, OT Kirk Triplett ...... 70-67—137 -7 14. Florida State (17-4) did not play. School, No. 8, Kobe Bryant.” NETS 133, BULLS 118 >> Kyrie home loss this season. Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 Roger Chapman...... 70-68—138 -6 15. Texas A&M (18-3) did not play. Stephen Leaney ...... 70-68—138 -6 In a ceremony before Irving scored a season-high ROCKETS 128, MAVERICKS 121 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS 16. Arizona (17-3) beat No. 8 UCLA 92-66. Kent Jones ...... 69-69—138 -6 the Lakers’ first game 54 points, making all 10 >> James Harden scored 35 Saturday, Jan. 11 17. Maryland (17-4) did not play. Ken Tanigawa ...... 68-70—138 -6 since the crash on Sunday, shots in the first half and 19 points, Russell Westbrook San Francisco 27, Minnesota 10 18. Iowa (18-3) did not play. Kevin Sutherland...... 68-70—138 -6 Tennessee 28, Baltimore 12 19. Arizona State (16-5) beat Southern arren Clarke ...... 71-68—139 -5 Usher stood at center court of 23 for the game, to lead added 32 and Houston Cal 76-75, 3OT. Mark O’Meara ...... 71-68—139 -5 Sunday, Jan. 12 20. Indiana (17-5) did not play. Jesper Parnevik ...... 70-69—139 -5 of the darkened arena in Brooklyn past Chicago. built a big lead and held Kansas City 51, Houston 31 21. South Dakota (20-2) did not play. Jerry Kelly...... 69-70—139 -5 PELICANS 139, GRIZZLIES 111 front of No. 8 and No. 24 on for a victory over Dallas. Green Bay 28, Seattle 23 22. Tennessee (17-4) did not play. Jerry Smith ...... 69-70—139 -5 yellow rose arrangements >> Zion Williamson scored THUNDER 111, SUNS 107 >> CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 23. Northwestern (18-3) did not play. Tom Pernice Jr...... 68-71—139 -5 to sing “Amazing Grace.” 24 points in a little less Danilo Gallinari scored 27 24. Missouri State (17-3) beat Bradley Sandy Lyle ...... 71-69—140 -4 Sunday, Jan. 19 90-56. Larry Mize ...... 71-69—140 -4 Cellist Ben Hong from the than 29 minutes, and New points, Dennis Schroder Kansas City 35, Tennessee 24 25. Arkansas (17-4) did not play. Duffy Waldorf ...... 72-68—140 -4 Los Angeles Philharmonic Orleans beat Memphis in added 24 and Oklahoma San Francisco 37, Green Bay 20 Jay Haas ...... 70-70—140 -4 Billy Mayfair ...... 72-68—140 -4 PRO BOWL FAR WEST performed while video of the first matchup this sea- City rallied in the final min- Marco Dawson ...... 72-68—140 -4 Bryant talking about his son between the NBA’s top utes to push past Phoenix. Sunday, Jan. 26 Arizona 92, UCLA 66 Dudley Hart ...... 70-70—140 -4 At Orlando, Fla. Arizona St. 76, Southern Cal 75 Woody Austin ...... 69-71—140 -4 life and career played. two draft picks. RAPTORS 105, PISTONS 92 >> AFC 38, NFC 33 Hawaii 94, UC Irvine 70 Retief Goosen ...... 67-73—140 -4 Fans interrupted the si- NUGGETS 127, BUCKS 115 >> Pascal Siakam scored 30 SUPER BOWL Stanford 58, Washington 41 Washington St. 92, California 66 lence with chants of “Kobe! Will Barton had 24 points points and Serge Ibaka Sunday, Feb. 2 Tennis Kobe!” and “MVP! MVP!” and eight assists as tired added 21 to lift Toronto At Miami Gardens, Fla. NHL Boyz II Men, from Bryant’s and short-handed Den- past Detroit for its 10th Kansas City vs. San Francisco, 3:30 p.m. AUSTRALIAN OPEN (FOX) hometown of Philadelphia, ver snapped Milwaukee’s straight victory. Friday WESTERN CONFERENCE At Melbourne Park NBA Melbourne, Australia PACIFIC DIVISION Purse: AUD71,000,000 Surface: Hardcourt outdoor WESTERN CONFERENCE GP W L OT Pts GF GA MEN'S SINGLES Lacob Vancouver 51 29 18 4 62 170 152 PACIFIC DIVISION Edmonton 51 27 18 6 60 162 159 SEMIFINALS Calgary 52 27 19 6 60 143 155 FROM PAGE 1 W L Pct GB Dominic Thiem (5), Austria, vs. Alexan- Vegas 53 26 20 7 59 165 162 der Zverev (7), Germany, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 Lakers 36 10 .783 — Arizona 53 26 21 6 58 150 145 (3), 7-6 (4). Clippers 33 15 .688 4 Sharks 52 22 26 4 48 136 174 more animated, sprin- WOMEN'S DOUBLES kling F-bombs and “damn Phoenix 20 28 .417 17 Anaheim 51 20 26 5 45 131 160 Sacramento 18 30 .375 19 Los Angeles 52 19 28 5 43 130 164 CHAMPIONSHIP its” throughout the conver- Golden State 10 39 .204 27 1/2 CENTRAL DIVISION Kristina Mladenovic, France, and Timea sation. SOUTHWEST DIVISION Babos (2), Hungary, def. Barbora Stry- During an end-of-quar- GP W L OT Pts GF GA cova, Czech Republic, and Hsieh Su-wei W L Pct GB ter possession that ends St. Louis 52 31 13 8 70 166 145 (1), Taiwan, 6-2, 6-1. Houston 30 18 .625 — Colorado 49 28 15 6 62 179 143 with Jacob Evans’ fruitless Dallas 29 19 .604 1 Dallas 50 28 18 4 60 131 127 Odds attempt at a 3-pointer, he Memphis 24 25 .490 6 1/2 Nashville 50 24 19 7 55 169 168 San Antonio 21 26 .447 8 1/2 Chicago 51 24 21 6 54 155 161 doesn’t hesitate to inter- New Orleans 20 29 .408 10 1/2 Winnipeg 52 25 23 4 54 153 162 PREGAME.COM LINE Minnesota 50 23 21 6 52 156 166 rupt his own answer about NORTHWEST DIVISION the future of the Warriors: NBA RAY CHAVEZ — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP W L Pct GB We’re shooting 33 frea- EASTERN CONFERENCE Saturday To watch a game with Golden State Warriors majority Denver 34 15 .694 — kin’ percent. God dang it ... Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog owner Joe Lacob, 64, is to witness his unyielding Utah 32 16 .667 1 1/2 ATLANTIC DIVISION As Lacob talks about Oklahoma City 30 20 .600 4 1/2 at LA Clippers Off (Off) Minnesota competitiveness. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 1 1/2 (206 1/2) at Orlando the largest scoreboard in Portland 21 27 .438 12 1/2 Minnesota 15 32 .319 18 Boston 52 30 10 12 72 171 136 at Indiana 10 1/2 (213 1/2) New York sports (“Are you kidding Tampa Bay 51 31 15 5 67 185 145 at Washington 1 (239) Brooklyn at Cleveland 1 1/2 (223 1/2) Golden State me? It had to be!”) and the In his first year running declining TV ratings are a EASTERN CONFERENCE Florida 49 28 16 5 61 183 163 Toronto 51 27 17 7 61 186 170 at Boston Off (Off) Philadelphia relief of the arena finally the Warriors, he estimates problem, though admits Montreal 52 23 22 7 53 160 162 at Dallas 5 (Off) Atlanta being open, he can hardly he fired 80% of the com- the Warriors losing is not ATLANTIC DIVISION Buffalo 51 22 22 7 51 148 160 at San Antonio Off (Off) Charlotte Utah 5 (Off) at Portland bring himself to look away pany. “I didn’t do that to helping. He likes the idea W L Pct GB Ottawa 51 18 24 9 45 141 174 Detroit 52 12 36 4 28 111 203 at Sacramento Off (Off) LA Lakers be mean,” he says. “It’s just of the NBA implement- Toronto 35 14 .714 — from the dilemma on the METROPOLITAN DIVISION court. that they weren’t good.” ing a play-in tournament Boston 32 15 .681 2 NHL Philadelphia 31 18 .633 4 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Saturday “My ass is grass if we Lacob tried for more for the playoffs but needs Brooklyn 21 26 .447 13 Washington 52 35 12 5 75 190 154 Favorite Line Underdog lose,” Lacob says. “If we than a decade to buy into more data before forming New York 13 36 .265 22 Pittsburgh 51 32 14 5 69 172 139 at NY Islanders -138/+128 Vancouver SOUTHEAST DIVISION have more years like this.” the NBA, but opportunities an opinion on the proposed N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 143 132 at Buffalo -106/-104 Columbus Columbus 51 27 16 8 62 138 130 Lacob had hoped the like Phoenix, Atlanta and 30-team in-season tourna- W L Pct GB at Montreal -114/+104 Florida Carolina 51 29 19 3 61 162 136 St. Louis -133/+123 at Winnipeg Warriors would be around Philadelphia weren’t right. ment. Miami 32 15 .681 — Philadelphia 51 27 17 7 61 161 154 at Toronto -273/+243 Ottawa Orlando 21 27 .438 11 1/2 .500 by the All-Star break, That’s when the late David We’re down 33. This is N.Y. Rangers 49 24 21 4 52 162 161 at Detroit Off NY Rangers Washington 16 31 .340 16 New Jersey 50 18 24 8 44 135 182 at Philadelphia Off Colorado but he dialed back his ex- Stern, former NBA com- incredibly bad. This is so Charlotte 16 32 .333 16 1/2 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Dallas -149/+139 at New Jersey Atlanta 13 36 .265 20 overtime loss. Top three teams in each pectations after Stephen missioner, told him to buy embarrassing ... at Nashville -124/+114 Vegas division and two wild cards per confer- Curry broke his hand in the into a limited partnership But none of that mat- CENTRAL DIVISION ence advance to playoffs. Boston -142/+132 at Minnesota at Arizona -148/+138 Chicago fourth game of the season with his hometown Celt- ters if the Warriors aren’t W L Pct GB Thursday’s games Montreal 3, Buffalo 1 at Calgary -150/+140 Edmonton (“I was just depressed.”), ics, which provided valu- winning. During this lot- Milwaukee 41 7 .854 — Nashville 6, New Jersey 5, SO at Los Angeles Off Anaheim which cut short the team’s able insight into running tery-bound season, Lacob Indiana 31 17 .646 10 Los Angeles 3, Arizona 2, OT at San Jose Off Tampa Bay Chicago 19 32 .373 23 1/2 ability to evaluate D’Angelo a team. has taken trips to Ken- Friday’s games Detroit 17 33 .340 25 NFL Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3, OT Russell’s fit (he thinks it After he purchased the tucky, Georgia and Iowa Cleveland 13 36 .265 28 1/2 Super Bowl - Sunday N.Y. Rangers 4, Detroit 2 can work). Warriors in 2010, it took with general manager Bob Thursday’s games Washington 5, Ottawa 3 Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog Washington 121, Charlotte 107 Then there was Kevin only five years — sorry, Myers to scout draft pros- Vegas 4, Carolina 3 Kansas City 1 1/2 (54) San Francisco Toronto 115, Cleveland 109 Boston 2, Winnipeg 1 Durant’s departure to “Four years, seven months pects. Atlanta 127, Philadelphia 117 Edmonton 4, St. Louis 2 Brooklyn last summer. and 11 days,” he points out Among the current crop Boston 119, Golden State 104 Tampa Bay 4, Anaheim 3 Transactions Sacramento 124, Clippers 103 He wished he would have — to win a championship. of youngsters, he likes Saturday's games Denver 106, Utah 100 Columbus at Buffalo, 10 a.m. stayed, but with Durant Jesus, 27 points ... what he’s seen from Ky Friday’s games Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 10 a.m. BASEBALL sidelined for a year with Last year, he ended a 47- Bowman, Damion Lee and Toronto 105, Detroit 92 Florida at Montreal, 11 a.m. an Achilles tear, he ratio- year stay at Oracle Arena Eric Paschall (a keeper), Brooklyn 133, Chicago 118 Colorado at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. American League Houston 128, Dallas 121 Dallas at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Baltimore Orioles: Claimed RHP Travis nalized the loss. when he moved the team and believes Golden State’s New Orleans 139, Memphis 111 N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 4 p.m. Lakins off waivers from the Chicago Denver 127, Milwaukee 115 Ottawa at Toronto, 4 p.m. Cubs. Designated Inf/Of Stevie Wilker- “I was sad to see him go to San Francisco, a deci- championship window will son for assignment. Oklahoma City 111, Phoenix 107 St. Louis at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. Seattle Mariners: Announced RHP Reg- because I think if he’d have sion met with backlash be open for the next four Portland at Lakers, n. Boston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. gie McClain was claimed off waivers by stayed — which I think he from the Oakland fan base. years, until Curry’s age-35 Saturday's games Chicago at Arizona, 5 p.m. Philadelphia. should have — we would “People from Oakland season. Minnesota at Clippers, 12:30 p.m. Vegas at Nashville, 5 p.m. Toronto Blue Jays: Promoted Matt Miami at Orlando, 4 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 7 p.m. Buschmann to director of pitching have, maybe not this year are still bitter, but we’re a It’s hard for me to relate New York at Indiana, 4 p.m. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. development while remaining as the but for the next five years, team that represents the to this. It’s like a dream ... Brooklyn at Washington, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay at Sharks, 7:30 p.m. major league bullpen coach, Casey Golden State at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Candaele the field coordinator, Dallas one of the best players in whole Bay Area,” Lacob During the waning min- McPherson to skill development coordi- Atlanta at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. basketball,” Lacob said. “So says. “I hear you, I under- utes of the game, with the LEADERS nator, John Tamargo Jr. to Short-Season Philadelphia at Boston, 5:30 p.m. field coordinator, Cory Popham to that was sad. stand why you’re proud Warriors headed for their Charlotte at San Antonio, 6 p.m. Through JANUARY 29 pitching programs coordinator & GCL Lakers at Sacramento, 7 p.m. pitching coach, Matt Tracy to pitching “On the other hand, he you’re from Oakland, but 36th loss, Lacob is asked GP G A Pts Utah at Portland, 7:30 p.m. analysis coordinator & GCL assistant was going to be injured it’s really not about Oak- about the infamous “light- Sunday's games Connor McDavid, EDM 50 27 50 77 pitching coach, Harry Roberson to New Hampshire development coach, David and out this year and he’s land. It’s about the whole years ahead” comment. Denver at Detroit, 9:30 a.m. Leon Draisaitl, EDM 50 27 50 77 Nathan MKinnon, COL 49 30 42 72 Aardsma to rehab pitching coordinator, New Orleans at Houston, 11 a.m. Michael Rivera to assistant to player 31, he’s getting older. So Bay Area.” He admits that he let his David Pastrnak, BOS 51 37 33 70 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 11 a.m. development, and Matthew von Roemer there’s a part of me that Ugh, now down 30 ... guard down around the Chicago at Toronto, noon Artemi Panarin, NYR 47 26 42 68 to technology operations coordinator. Jon Huberdeau, FLA 49 18 47 65 said it might be for the So what’s next? He’s re- reporter who quoted him, Monday's games Named Ken Huckaby manager and, Brad Marchand, BOS 51 21 44 65 David Howell development coach for Dallas at Indiana, 4 p.m. best, long-term, for the lieved Chase Center is and emphasizes — with eye Jack Eichel, BUF 50 30 34 64 Buffalo (IL), Cesar Martin manager for Golden State at Washington, 4 p.m. Patrick Kane, CHI 51 25 38 63 New Hampshire (EL), Donnie Murphy franchise.” open, and is no longer rub- contact — that he won’t let New York at Cleveland, 4 p.m. John Carlson, WSH 51 13 47 60 manager, Matt Hague swing consultant Orlando at Charlotte, 4 p.m. & hitting coach and Taylor Hill develop- This is ugly. This is a re- bing his temple over the that happen again. Auston Matthews, TOR 51 36 24 60 Boston at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. ment coach for Dunedin (FSL), Luis ally bad game. We’re down running tab. Instead of the According to Lacob, the Nikita Kucherov, TB 49 22 36 58 Philadelphia at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Hurtado manager, Phil Cundari pitching Aleksander Barkov, FLA49 16 38 54 coach and Ryan Wright hitting coach for 20 ... originally budgeted $1 bil- social media meme became Phoenix at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. Mark Scheifele, WPG 51 23 31 54 Lansing (MWL), Brent Lavallee manager Let there be no doubt: lion, the arena cost $1.6 bil- a running joke in the War- Detroit at Memphis, 5 p.m. Steven Stamkos, TB 47 22 31 53 for Vancouver (NWL), Jose Mayorga Minnesota at Sacramento, 7 p.m. manager for Bluefield (Appalachian), Lacob is obsessed with lion, but, “Now that it’s all riors organization as well, San Antonio at Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Dennis Holmberg manager for GCL Blue winning. Even as his War- done and here, it’s like any- but it was boastful com- Golf Jays, Dane Fujinaka manager (Dominican Summer League). Named Reed Kienle riors sit with the league’s thing else, you don’t think ments like that that helped LEADERS minor league hitting analyst, Zach worst record, he says he about how much you pay change the narrative Stewart minor league assistant coach & Through JANUARY 29 PGA TOUR-PHOENIX OPEN batting practice pitcher, and Sonia De La doesn’t believe in a gap for something.” around the organization. Cruz as education coordinator. G FG FT Pts Avg Friday year. The Warriors knew, He considers Chase Cen- When trying to pump up National League Harden, HOU 44 452 463 1569 35.7 At TPC Scottsdale Miami Marlins: OF Curtis Granderson at some point, they would ter the greatest arena in your own franchise, Lacob Aokounmpo, MIL43 477 266 1289 30.0 Scottsdale, Ariz. announced his retirement. Young, ATL 44 407 330 1295 29.4 Purse: $7,300,000 need to get younger. Du- the world (“You can be the says, a light-years comment New York Mets: Signed 1B Matt Adams Lillard, POR 46 416 325 1333 29.0 Yardage: 7,261; Par: 71 rant’s departure, Klay judge, but I think it is”) and is bound to happen. Second Round to a minor league contract. Doncic, DAL 43 408 296 1238 28.8 Pittsburgh Pirates: Signed INF JT Riddle Thompson’s injury and doesn’t expect ticket prices Well, I have to say, I Beal, WAS 40 389 267 1148 28.7 J.B. Holmes ...... 64-65—129 -13 to a one-year contract. Signed LHPs the sign-and-trade for the to go down any time soon. have to go down and talk Leonard, LAC 36 346 223 987 27.4 Wyndham Clark ...... 61-69—130 -12 Robbie Erlin and Derek Holland, C Booker, PHX 44 409 287 1191 27.1 Billy Horschel...... 63-68—131 -11 Andrew Susac and OF Charlie Tilson to 23-year-old Russell expe- “We have a very expen- about this one ... Davis, LAL 39 357 276 1032 26.5 Byeong Hun An ...... 65-66—131 -11 minor league contracts. Scott Piercy ...... 67-65—132 -10 Westbrook, HOU 40 403 207 1053 26.3 dited that process. sive payroll, which will be Sitting high in the can- Hudson Swafford ...... 66-67—133 -9 “I think we’ve accom- going up next year.” tina, his Pepsi barely James, LAL 44 425 171 1112 25.3 Nate Lashley ...... 66-67—133 -9 FOOTBALL LaVine, CHI 50 435 234 1257 25.1 Adam Long ...... 66-68—134 -8 plished our main goal for With hotels, office touched, Lacob is hopeful Ingram, NOP 43 368 231 1074 25.0 Branden Grace ...... 67-67—134 -8 National Football League this year,” he says. spaces and restaurants for what the next decade Mitchell, UTA 47 426 192 1156 24.6 Xander Schauffele ...... 67-67—134 -8 Cleveland Browns: Named Bill Callahan managed by the likes of Mi- will bring. Siakam, TOR 37 325 144 876 23.7 Webb Simpson ...... 71-63—134 -8 offensive line coach and Callie Brown- When asked about his DeRozan, SAS 47 401 273 1083 23.0 Bubba Watson ...... 69-66—135 -7 son chief of staff. leadership style, Lacob chael Mina and Tyler Flor- “We have no reason Wiggins, MIN 39 335 137 894 22.9 Tony Finau ...... 69-66—135 -7 Jon Rahm ...... 67-68—135 -7 isn’t afraid to use a phrases ence expected to open on to not be in the hunt for Walker, BOS 42 311 160 926 22.0 HOCKEY McCollum, POR 44 379 78 952 21.6 Keith Mitchell ...... 68-67—135 -7 like “pattern matching” the property later this year, championships all the Tatum, BOS 43 339 143 923 21.5 C.T. Pan ...... 69-66—135 -7 and “maniacal.” He repeats he considers this season a time, every year, forever,” Brandon Hagy ...... 67-69—136 -6 National Hockey League Patrick Rodgers...... 67-69—136 -6 Buffalo Sabres: Recalled F Jean-Sebas- that, no, he is not a micro- soft launch. Lacob says. “If we don’t, College basketball James Hahn ...... 69-67—136 -6 tien Dea from Rochester (AHL). manager, but knows every- From a league-wide per- we’ll make sure we get peo- Tom Hoge...... 65-71—136 -6 St. Louis Blues: Signed G Ville Husso and Adam Hadwin ...... 69-67—136 -6 D Niko Mikkola to two-year, one-way thing that’s going on. spective, he isn’t sold that ple who do.” MEN’S TOP 25 Collin Morikawa ...... 69-67—136 -6 contracts. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 MARINIJ.COM | SPORTS C | 5

NEWS+NOTES MARIN BRIEFS NBA All-Stars to wear Kobe’s Branson girls No. 24 and Gianna’s No. 2 hoops remains

The Associated Press ing young player, wore No. Six months after a final- bravado to beat Alexander in playoff hunt 2 on her jersey. round collapse and slow- Zverev 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 The NBA’s All-Stars will All players taking part play controversy at the (4) at the Australian Open. be playing this year with in All-Star weekend — in- British Open, Holmes took The No. 5-seeded Marin Independent Journal brother, Jack, scored nine Kobe Bryant and Gianna cluding the Rising Stars a one-stroke lead into the Thiem’s opponent in the points. Forward A.J. Ro- Bryant in their minds and game Feb. 14 and the Sat- weekend at the Waste Man- title match Sunday will be The Branson girls bas- hosy added 10 points for on their jerseys. urday night events such as agement Phoenix Open. He No. 2 Novak Djokovic, the ketball team stayed in the the Wildcats (17-6, 13-1). If So, coming soon: No. 24 the 3-point contest, slam shot a 6-under 65, a day af- defending champion, who playoff hunt with a 51-45 both MC and Branson win Giannis Antetokounmpo, dunk contest and skills ter making a hole-in-one in eliminated Roger Federer win against third-place out, they would share the and No. 2, LeBron James. competition — will wear an opening 64. on Thursday. San Marin on Friday night. regular-season title but the As part of what will be a patch with nine stars to Wyndham Clark was The women’s final is Sat- Hannah Golan paced the Wildcats would earn the a long series of tributes commemorate the nine vic- second, following a career- urday, with two-time major Bulls (16-7, 7-6 MCAL) No. 1 seed in the playoffs to Bryant and his daugh- tims of Sunday’s helicopter best 61 with a 69. He fin- champion Garbiñe Mugu- with 20 points while Jali- due to the tiebreaker. ter Gianna, the NBA an- crash in Calabasas. ished with birdies on 17 ruza taking on 14th-seeded yah Wiggins chipped in nounced Friday that every and 18. Sofia Kenin. It is Muguru- 19. Ariel Anderson poured Men’s basketball player on Team Giannis Golf za’s fourth Grand Slam fi- in 19 points, pulled down Malik Ghiden recorded will wear 24 on their jer- J.B. HOLMES SHOOTS 65 TO Tennis nal and the 21-year-old five boards and blocked 24 points, four boards and seys at this year’s All-Star TAKE 1-SHOT LEAD IN PHOE- THIEM BEATS ZVEREV TO Kenin’s first. three shots for the Mus- a block to guide College of Game and every player on NIX OPEN >> J.B. Holmes REACH 1ST AUSTRALIAN Djokovic, 32, will be tangs, who have already Marin to a 74-67 win against Team LeBron will wear 2. roared through the fan- OPEN FINAL >> Dominic appearing in his record secured the No. 3 seed for visiting Contra Costa. Jalen Kobe Bryant spent the packed closing stretch Thiem reached his third eighth Australian Open fi- the postseason. Branson is Chandler also racked up last 10 seasons of his career at TPC Scottsdale on his Grand Slam final over- nal and 26th Grand Slam now just a game and a half 16 points, five boards and in a No. 24 jersey. Gianna opening nine, then grabbed all and first at Melbourne final overall. While Thiem back of fourth-place Terra block for the Mariners (11, Bryant, his 13-year-old the lead on the mellower Park by using his baseline eyes his first major trophy, Linda (12-12, 8-7), which has 5-6). Julian Bryant drilled a daughter and an outstand- side of golf’s biggest party. bullying and big-moment Djokovic is going for No. 17. played one more game than late triple and Alfonso Mur- the Bulls to date. rie (12 points, 12 rebounds, • Redwood raced out to one block) drained his free NHL ROUNDUP a 30-point lead at halftime throws down the stretch to en route to a 53-12 blowout seal the victory. of San Rafael. Kylie Horst- “It was a battle tonight,” meyer racked up 15 points, COM coach Scott Thom nine boards and three as- said via text message. “I’m sists for the first-place Gi- happy for our guys, they ants (14-0, 19-3) while Stella continue to stay together Neuschul scored eight and we did a better job tak- points and grabbed two re- ing care of the ball.” bounds. Bridgette Ryning led the Bulldogs with seven Boys soccer points and three rebounds. Aiden Aley and Alex Mar- • Kate Norris-Icho filled malejo scored goals to lead the stat sheet with 12 points, Marin Academy to a 2-1 vic- six rebounds, four steals tory over San Domenico. An- and two blocked shots to dres Felix and Owen Swagel lead Tam past Drake, 46- provided assists for MA (6- 32. A one-possession game 6-1, 5-1-1 BCL West). Josh Lo- at halftime, the Red-tailed pez scored for the Panthers Hawks broke it open in the (0-7-0, 0-6-0) and Kallen second half with a 20-5 run Aley had 12 saves in goal. fueled by their defense. Sa- mantha Smith also totaled Girls soccer eight points, seven boards, Ella Klingelhofer scored four assists and four steals the lone goal as Marin for Tam. Academy edged Urban, 1-0. • Gracyn Lovette had 13 Meredith Stais assisted on points and Sadie Blue Star- the goal for MA (10-2-0, rett scored 12 as Marin 8-0-0). Catholic picked up a 44-23 victory over Terra Linda. College baseball Thea Falvey also added six Left fielder Joey Loveless points for the Wildcats (12- reached base three times, 2, 20-4). but College of Marin suf- fered a 9-3 loss at Sequoias. Boys basketball Eric Woodrow and Trent San Domenico overcame Free each tallied a hit and FRED CHARTRAND — THE CANADIAN PRES an early double-digit def- a run scored for the Mar- Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin (8) celebrates his goal against the Senators with right wing Tom Wilson during the icit to upset Urban, 61-52, iners (1-4). COM wraps up second period on Friday in Ottawa, Ontario. clinching a playoff spot in its series with Sequoias on the competitive Bay Coun- Saturday at noon. ties League (BCL) West di- vision. The Panthers (13-10, Free Throw 4-4 BCL West) lost to Urban Championship Ovechkin scores 2 goals, by 25 points in their meet- ing, but they used a 29-17 The 12th annual Marin third-quarter run to take Country Free Throw Cham- control this time around. pionship is set to be held at Greg Snyder led San Do- 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 1 at Drake moves into 8th on goal list menico with 16 points High. The event, which at- while Aleksa Milentijevir tracts hundreds of entrants The Associated Press also scored for the Capitals. by Elliott for his ninth of and two assists, and Ar- added 12 points and Max annually, raises money for Ilya Samsonov made the season. temi Panarin and Chris Ray chipped in 11. families in need in this OTTAWA, ONTARIO >> Alex 25 stops and won his 11th Evgeni Malkin, Bryan Kreider each added a goal • With four starters out area. Ovechkin scored two goals straight decision for Wash- Rust and Kris Letang also and an assist to help the for San Marin, Branson Last year, 40 different and moved into eight place ington. Marcus Hogberg scored for Pittsburgh. Rangers beat Detroit. cruised to a 39-10 half- competitions were held, on the NHL’s career goals stopped 27 shots in a los- Tristan Jarry, fresh of his GOLDEN KNIGHTS 4, HURRI- time lead en route to a 55- spanning all grade levels, list, leading the Washing- ing effort for Ottawa. first All-Star appearance, CANES 3 >> Alex Tuch scored 34 win. Lukas Prongos to- age groups and relationships. ton Capitals to a 5-3 win Chris Tierney, Thomas stopped 27 shots for the Pen- a tiebreaking power-play taled a double-double of 24 People as young as 18 months over the Ottawa Senators Chabot and Artem Anisi- guins. goal with 2:28 remaining points and 10 rebounds in and as old as 88 years have on Friday night. mov scored for the Sena- Jakub Voracek, Tyler in the third period to lift the first half alone while competed in years past. The Ovechkin’s second-pe- tors. Pitlick and Scott Laughton Vegas over Carolina. Peyton Mullarkey dished overall record for the event riod goal, his 36th of the PENGUINS 4, FLYERS 3 (OT) >> scored for Philadelphia. El- BRUINS 2, JETS 1 >> Patrice out eight assists for the is 81 consecutive free throws season and the 694th of Sidney Crosby beat Brian liott finished with 16 saves. Bergeron and Jake De- Bulls (21-2, 12-1). made, accomplished by cur- his career, tied him with Elliott 55 seconds into Matt Niskanen added two Brusk scored power-play • Kyle Winters led all rent Novato High senior Ja- Mark Messier on the goals overtime to lift Pittsburgh assists for the Flyers but goals and Boston dealt scorers with 22 points son Carpenter when he was list. He added an empty- past Philadelphia. some stellar play by Jarry Winnipeg its fifth straight to go along with four re- a freshman. net goal with seconds re- The Penguins blew a in the third period helped loss. bounds in Marin Catholic’s To compete, just show up maining and moved into two-goal lead but recov- the Penguins force over- OILERS 4, BLUES 2 >> Leon 55-47 win at Terra Linda. at the Drake High Gym be- the eighth spot. ered for their NHL-leading time. Draisaitl scored twice and Nick Greenwood piled up fore the event begins. Regis- TJ Oshie, Evgeny 19th home victory when RANGERS 4, RED WINGS 2 >> Edmonton beat defending 11 points, four boards and tration is $5 for ages 13 and Kuznetsov and Carl Hagelin Crosby’s wrist shot slipped Mika Zibanejad had a goal champion St. Louis. five assists while his older under, $10 for everyone else.

the Sharks signed free is to the proper positions. and NHL players to the Sen- agents Paul Martin and Joel We’ll have some opportu- ators, including a condi- Wilson Ward and traded for goalie nities to grow this team. tional first round draft se- FROM PAGE 1 Martin Jones. Those three “But I don’t think I look lection. That pick turned players made significant at it as a big an issue as (an from a 2019 first round terior cruciate and medial contributions to a team outsider) would.” pick to a 2020 first rounder collateral ligaments in his that would come within The 2019-2020 season when the Sharks made the left knee and will miss the two wins of capturing its started with the Sharks playoffs last season. rest of the season. first Stanley Cup the fol- resigning Karlsson to an Right now, it appears Wilson received a vote of lowing season. eight-year, $92 million con- that pick will be somewhere confidence from Sharks ma- For this upcoming offsea- tract extension, the richest in the top 10. jority owner Hasso Plattner son, Wilson said he would, deal in team history and the “That’s the cost of ac- last week, and remains in “explore all options. The largest for any defenseman quiring high-end players. charge of returning the benefit we have now is time, in the NHL. That’s the cost,” Wilson team to prominence after a to get some people back on Karlsson leads the Sharks said. “You need difference forgettable few months that top of their game. To again with 37 points and is second makers to compete in this saw the team make its first reestablish our identity. RANDY VAZQUEZ — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP on the team in average time league. With where were at in-season coaching change That’s important. If you Sharks general manager Doug Wilson, left, looks in the on ice at 24 minutes and with our difference-mak- since Dec. 2002. play the right way, the re- direction of interim head coach Bob Boughner as he talks 39 seconds per game. The ers ages, (Patrick) Marleau, “I feel very strongly that sults will take care of them- to the media during a press conference on Dec. 12. Sharks, though, are 28th in (Joe) Thornton, (Joe) Pavel- we will be in a good place,” selves.” the NHL at 2.58 goals per ski. There’s not many play- Wilson said. “But we’ve got Wilson felt the Sharks a contending team, led by a turnaround more of a game, and have scored just ers like him, and, that’s the a lot of work to do, make no had a “disjointed” train- Couture, Hertl, wingers challenge than it was five 20 times on the power play. deal.” mistake about it, on several ing camp with Erik Karls- Evander Kane and Timo years ago. Wilson said he doesn’t Karlsson has at times fronts.” son coming back from his Meier and defensemen Erik “To win in this league, regret giving out the con- been a lightning rod for In meeting with report- groin surgery and fellow de- Karlsson, Brent Burns and I think you have to have a tract, adding, “He’s a spe - criticism, considering his ers at the Sharks’ practice fenseman Radim Simek still Marc-Edouard Vlasic. bit deeper of a core. I don’t cial player who is highly contract and the expecta- facility Thursday, shortly out after he had reconstruc- Per CapFriendly.com, think you can be carried competitive and is only 29 tions that were bound to after he received the news tive knee surgery — similar those seven players will by just one or two players.” years of age. I think some follow. regarding Hertl, Wilson to the one Hertl will have have a combined cap hit of Wilson said. “When you of his best hockey will be “People are entitled to pointed to the team’s turn- to go through — in March $52.125 million for next sea- look at the positions those ahead of him.” their comments, but they around after it missed the 2019. He did not return to son, when the league’s sal- guys play, center, defense In exchange for Karls- don’t have the luxury of be- playoffs in 2015 as an ex- play in the NHL until early ary cap is not expected to or power wingers, it al- son in a Sept. 2018 block- ing within this group,” Wil- ample of how quickly he ex- November. rise much from its current lows you to bring in people buster trade with Ottawa, son said. “When you don’t pects the club to rebound. Still, Wilson believes upper limit of $81.5 million. around them. I think how Wilson sent a sizable pack- have the results, people may In the summer of 2015, he has the framework of That would seem to make we’ve dedicated our dollars age of draft picks, prospects get frustrated.” 6 | C WEATHER | MARINIJ.COM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020

Today Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Low clouds giving way to sunshine 63 today. Winds north-northwest 4-8 55 54 57 58 mph. Mostly cloudy tonight. Winds 36 37 36 40 west-northwest 7-14 mph. Humidity Breezy and cooler with 48 Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Times of clouds and sun 96% partial sunshine Wind: N 4-8 mph Wind: NW 10-20 mph Wind: NNW 8-16 mph Wind: N 4-8 mph Wind: SSE 4-8 mph

BAY AREA 14-DAY TREND California today Windsor How to read this map Temperatures Normals Records City name Today’s North Coast: A couple of showers in the 64/45 Yesterday’s high 65 56 78 (2015) 75/43 High/low forecast north this afternoon; low clouds followed Yesterday’s low 49 43 30 (1956) Santa Rosa by some sun elsewhere. 63/44 Past 7 days Forecast 65° Water temperature Yosemite: Record-tying temperatures today Sebastopol with sunshine. Some clouds tonight. A little 80° snow tomorrow. 63/45 Central Valley: Low clouds and fog this Vacaville 70° Rohnert 67/47 morning, then partly sunny this afternoon, Bodega Bay Park 60° except clouds and sun in the north. 57/49 63/46 Napa 66/46 50° Big Sur: Mostly sunny today. Partly cloudy Sonoma tonight. Increasingly windy tomorrow with 67/48 Fair‰ eld Petaluma 65/47 40° sunshine and some clouds. Dillon Beach Tomales 61/46 64/47 30° Tahoe: Mostly sunny and warmer today. 57/49 Patchy clouds tonight. 20° Southern California: Plenty of sun today. Sa Su M Tu W Th F Sa Su M Tu W Th F Clear tonight. Nicasio Vallejo ALMANAC Inverness 62/48 Novato 64/48 54° Point Reyes 65/48 San Rafael through 5 p.m. yesterday Eureka Lighthouse 62/49 54° Benicia Temperatures 57/42 61/50 Woodacre 64/49 High/low ...... 65°/49° 62/48 Hercules Last year’s high/low ...... 60°/51° Olema 63/49 Point Reyes Martinez Pleasant Hill Precipitation 62/49 San Rafael 65/49 66/49 Station San 63/48 Pittsburg 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 0.00” Ukiah 63/49 Anselmo Richmond 65/50 Oct. 1 to date ...... 17.18” 62/49 Corte 62/49 65/41 Bolinas Madera Last season to date ...... 20.43” 60/51 62/49 Walnut Creek Normal season to date ...... 20.34” Lafayette 66/49 Sacramento Berkeley 65/48 Kentfi eld through 5 p.m. yesterday Tahoe Stinson Mill Valley Tiburon 63/49 Temperatures 64/48 Beach 61/50 59/51 59/49 Orinda High/low ...... 67°/45° 57/35 66/48 Last year’s high/low ...... 60°/50° Sausalito Alameda Yosemite 54° 60/50 62/50 Moraga Precipitation Oakland 67/48 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 0.00” 66/40 San 61/50 Oct. 1 to date ...... 22.27” Francisco San Leandro 60/50 Last season to date ...... 22.17” Monterey Fresno 63/49 Castro V. Normal season to date ...... 27.76” 54° 63/50 69/46 Daly City 63/49 Novato through 5 p.m. yesterday 59/51 San Lorenzo Hayward Temperatures Santa Barbara Needles 61/49 61/49 High/low ...... 66°/45° 72/48 SFO Last year’s high/low ...... 62°/50° Los Angeles 76/48 59/51 Paci‰ ca Union City Precipitation 82/55 59/51 67/49 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 0.00” San Mateo Oct. 1 to date ...... 14.49” 62/50 Last season to date ...... 18.49” Palo Alto Fremont Normal season to date ...... 20.34” 63/47 64/48 TODAY’S UV INDEX San Diego 11+: Extreme 76/53 Pacific Weather Pacific Forecast 3 8-10: Very high Today’s noon forecast Rain will fall across western parts of Wash- Highest at 1 p.m. 6-7: High ington and Oregon today with lowering (The higher the CALIFORNIA CITIES TIDES snow levels through the day. California will number, the faster 3-5: Moderate skin damage will Today Sun. Inverness, Tomales Bay am be dry with the most sunshine across the tre occur.) 0-2: Low City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Time High Time Low t S Je south. ALLERGY REPORT Anaheim 83/49/s 70/44/pc 4:57 a.m. 4.9 12:23 p.m. 1.6 Auburn 65/46/s 48/28/pc Allergy, dust and dander today: Benefi cial 5:49 p.m. 3.3 11:29 p.m. 2.1 Bakersfi eld 70/43/s 62/32/s Weather Trivia™ Pollen levels Point Reyes Barstow 74/45/s 76/37/s Time High Time Low Q: What does it mean if the groundhog Grass ...... Absent Weeds ...... Absent Bishop 72/33/s 65/27/pc 3:52 a.m. 5.1 10:58 a.m. 1.9 sees his shadow? Trees ...... High Mold ...... Low Calistoga 66/46/s 54/32/pc

4:40 p.m. 3.4 9:38 p.m. 2.4

Source: National Allergy Bureau Chico 65/49/pc 55/34/pc

Six more weeks of winter. of weeks more Six AIR QUALITY FORECAST Cloverdale 67/44/pc 52/31/pc Sausalito A: Time High Time Low City Today’s air quality Index Columbia 68/41/s 51/27/pc Crescent City 53/39/r 46/34/sh 4:38 a.m. 5.0 11:29 a.m. 1.8 Sacramento ...... Moderate ...... 89 Death Valley 79/53/s 82/47/s 5:30 p.m. 3.4 10:35 p.m. 2.3 San Francisco ...... Good ...... 42 Weather History Eureka 57/42/sh 49/39/sh 5 p.m. Friday San Rafael ...... Good ...... 50 Golden Gate Brownsville, Texas, and Juneau, Alaska, Fresno 69/46/pc 57/33/pc Time High Time Low What it means: 0-50: Good; 51-100: Moderate; both had temperatures of 32 degrees on Gilroy 71/46/s 54/35/pc 4:28 a.m. 5.2 11:15 a.m. 1.8 Feb. 1, 1985. On that same day, 2 inches 101-150: Unhealthy for sensitive people; Grass Valley 65/44/pc 46/28/pc 151+: Unhealthy for all. Source: Sparetheair.gov 5:20 p.m. 3.5 10:21 p.m. 2.2 of snow accumulated in Dallas, Texas. Hollister 72/44/s 55/31/pc Lakeport 64/40/s 49/28/pc Bodega Harbor SKY WATCH Los Angeles 82/55/s 69/45/pc Time High Time Low Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Long Beach 79/51/s 63/46/pc 3:50 a.m. 5.0 10:59 a.m. 1.9 Tod. 7:15 am 5:33 pm 11:26 am 12:05 am Mammoth Lakes 55/31/s 44/6/sn 4:42 p.m. 3.3 10:05 p.m. 2.4 Sun. 7:14 am 5:34 pm 11:56 am 1:03 am Modesto 66/47/pc 57/36/pc Point Arena Hours of sunlight ...... 10 hr., 18 min. Morro Bay 67/48/s 58/40/pc Time High Time Low Mt. Shasta 55/29/pc 38/23/sn 4:03 a.m. 5.1 11:00 a.m. 1.8 First Full Last New Forecasts and graphics provided by Needles 76/48/s 78/49/s 4:45 p.m. 3.5 9:49 p.m. 2.2 Nevada City 67/42/s 44/25/sh AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 Palm Springs 83/54/s 79/48/s Feb 1 Feb 8 Feb 15 Feb 23 Paso Robles 74/41/s 57/30/pc Redding 65/46/pc 54/33/c National forecast PLANET WATCH Today Sun. Today Sun. Today Sun. Riverside 80/40/s 73/40/s City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W At sunset, the fi rst quarter moon is high in the Sacramento 64/48/pc 56/36/pc south. As the sky gradually darkens, the planet San Bernardino 81/49/s 72/38/pc Akron OH 39/31/c 47/37/c Des Moines 37/32/pc 44/27/s Norfolk 48/40/r 55/44/s Venus shines brightly in the southwest, some- San Diego 76/53/s 66/51/s Albany NY 38/27/c 40/31/c Detroit 37/32/sf 45/33/pc Oklahoma City 62/38/s 71/48/s times called the “evening star.” It’s about the size San Jose 65/48/s 54/34/pc Albuquerque 56/29/s 58/33/s El Paso 61/34/pc 65/44/pc Omaha 47/31/pc 50/27/s of Earth, but at about 100 million miles away, it San Luis Obispo 74/46/s 62/36/pc Anchorage 6/-5/s 12/10/c Fairbanks -18/-28/c -1/-3/c Orlando 68/48/r 67/44/s Atlanta 53/39/c 62/43/s Fargo 36/30/pc 36/17/pc Philadelphia 48/35/c 47/39/pc looks small and starlike. Santa Barbara 72/48/s 68/41/pc Santa Cruz 66/48/s 56/39/pc Atlantic City 48/38/c 48/43/pc Flagstaff 54/24/s 53/29/s Phoenix 76/50/s 78/51/s Venus rises at ...... 9:07 am Austin 71/38/s 77/54/pc Grand Rapids 37/33/sf 45/31/pc Pittsburgh 38/30/sn 46/38/c Mars rises at ...... 3:55 am S. Lake Tahoe 57/35/s 39/10/sn Stockton 65/47/pc 57/35/pc Baltimore 48/35/pc 49/38/pc Great Falls 61/28/pc 36/14/sn Portland ME 40/28/c 39/28/pc Jupiter rises at ...... 5:37 am Billings 62/38/pc 38/17/sn Greensboro 53/36/pc 59/41/s Portland OR 54/35/r 44/33/sh Saturn rises at ...... 6:20 am Truckee 58/29/s 37/9/sn Ukiah 65/41/pc 51/28/pc Birmingham 55/38/s 65/44/s Hartford 41/30/c 43/31/pc Providence 44/33/c 44/32/pc Source: Morrison Planetarium Bismarck 45/30/pc 36/17/pc Honolulu 80/68/sh 79/69/pc Raleigh 53/38/pc 60/43/s Boise 52/33/c 39/21/sf Houston 67/41/s 75/56/s Rapid City 63/37/s 45/20/pc World forecast Boston 43/35/c 43/35/pc Indianapolis 40/33/sn 54/41/s Reno 68/39/s 46/19/c Today Sun. Today Sun. Brownsville 73/48/s 76/63/pc Jackson MS 56/38/s 68/47/s St. Louis 45/38/pc 64/43/s City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Buffalo 36/29/sf 39/35/c Jacksonville 59/42/pc 66/41/s Salt Lake City 50/36/pc 50/26/c Burlington VT 33/21/c 34/27/c Juneau 32/19/sn 25/19/sn San Antonio 73/44/pc 76/55/pc AFRICA/MIDEAST EUROPE Casper WY 45/34/pc 45/17/c Kansas City 49/36/pc 61/40/s San Juan PR 86/73/pc 88/73/pc Algiers 69/49/s 71/48/pc Amsterdam 52/44/r 51/46/r Charleston SC 56/41/c 62/43/s Las Vegas 69/46/s 74/41/pc Santa Fe 51/26/s 53/28/s Baghdad 59/38/pc 61/38/pc Athens 63/48/s 62/47/pc Charlotte 54/36/pc 61/40/s Little Rock 56/40/s 69/49/pc Seattle 51/35/r 44/34/sh Beirut 62/53/pc 63/54/pc Berlin 54/41/r 47/40/r Cheyenne 56/37/pc 62/16/pc Louisville 47/38/sh 60/46/s Shreveport 61/42/s 73/52/pc Cairo 66/49/pc 66/50/pc Brussels 54/43/r 56/48/r Chicago 37/32/c 51/32/s Memphis 54/40/s 66/50/s Sioux Falls SD 41/34/pc 43/24/s Damascus 55/40/pc 57/40/c Budapest 54/46/pc 53/46/sh Cincinnati 43/35/c 56/43/s Miami 79/55/t 72/51/s Spokane 50/24/sh 37/20/pc Jerusalem 50/45/pc 54/43/pc Copenhagen 48/41/r 45/36/pc Cleveland 39/33/sn 49/37/c Milwaukee 38/33/c 49/32/s Tampa 67/50/t 64/48/s Johannesburg 88/59/pc 88/59/s Dublin 50/41/pc 52/41/r Colorado Sprs 63/36/s 69/27/s Minneapolis 35/32/pc 43/24/pc Tucson 75/44/s 77/49/s Riyadh 73/45/pc 69/42/pc Frankfurt 55/42/r 55/47/r Columbia SC 55/39/pc 63/42/s Myrtle Beach 53/42/pc 60/46/s Wash DC 50/37/pc 53/41/pc Tel Aviv 62/49/c 64/48/sh Geneva 54/44/r 52/46/r Concord NH 38/27/c 40/25/pc Nashville 51/39/pc 64/47/s ASIA Helsinki 39/35/r 41/30/sh Dallas 63/42/s 74/55/pc New Orleans 61/43/pc 67/52/pc Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, Bangkok 92/74/s 92/75/pc Istanbul 53/47/pc 57/49/s Denver 64/37/pc 69/25/pc New York City 45/36/c 46/40/pc c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Beijing 42/26/pc 41/15/sn Lisbon 63/52/pc 65/50/pc Shown are today’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice Hanoi 64/62/r 75/65/r London 52/44/pc 56/48/r Hong Kong 66/60/pc 68/62/pc Madrid 65/48/r 59/42/pc Islamabad 64/38/pc 64/40/pc Moscow 32/28/c 36/33/c Seattle Winnipeg 51/35 Kabul 40/16/pc 40/20/pc Munich 59/46/r 53/50/r 33/29 Montreal Manila 85/70/pc 85/70/pc Oslo 44/29/pc 38/22/s 30/20 Paris 57/51/r 60/53/r Mumbai 86/71/s 85/71/pc Billings New Delhi 66/45/c 67/44/c Prague 55/41/r 49/45/r 62/38 Minneapolis Toronto Rome 60/51/pc 62/48/pc 35/32 34/28 Seoul 46/25/s 40/27/c Detroit Shanghai 53/37/pc 55/42/pc Stockholm 47/37/r 41/29/r New York 37/32 45/36 Singapore 88/79/t 87/78/t Vienna 55/44/pc 53/47/r Taipei 66/54/s 72/57/s Warsaw 52/41/r 48/35/sh Tokyo 54/38/s 53/38/s Zurich 55/49/r 55/52/r Chicago San Francisco 37/32 60/50 Denver LATIN AMERICA 64/37 Washington AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 50/37 Auckland 76/68/s 78/67/pc Asuncion 87/74/pc 90/74/t Kansas City Bogota 69/47/c 70/45/c Los Angeles 49/36 Melbourne 84/60/r 74/54/s 82/55 Sydney 96/82/s 96/75/t Buenos Aires 85/73/s 87/75/s Caracas 86/73/pc 85/72/s Fairbanks CANADA La Paz 55/41/r 56/42/t -18/-28 Atlanta 53/39 Calgary 46/18/sh 31/12/pc Lima 81/71/pc 80/71/pc Anchorage El Paso Edmonton 38/10/sf 23/0/pc Panama City 87/69/t 87/69/pc 6/-5 61/34 Rio 90/78/t 83/76/pc Montreal 30/20/c 30/24/pc Juneau Ottawa 30/19/pc 32/28/c Santiago 91/58/s 91/58/s 32/19 Houston Toronto 34/28/pc 37/33/c 67/41 MEXICO Honolulu Vancouver 47/33/r 42/29/sh 80/68 Acapulco 85/75/pc 85/75/pc Winnipeg 33/29/pc 32/8/c Hilo Monterrey Miami Cabo S.L. 78/61/pc 72/61/pc 78/66 72/46 79/55 CARIBBEAN Cancun 81/66/t 76/64/s NATIONAL Barbados 85/77/sh 85/76/s Guadalajara 70/48/pc 74/51/sh Yesterday for the 48 contiguous states. 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