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U.S. launches
strikes inSyria
U.S., allies hit three sites linked to chemical weapons
By Robert Burns, Inside defenses, which are
Jill Colvin and Zeke Miller substantial, responded
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to the attack. Defense
Secretary Jim Mattis
WASHINGTON — The United States, said there were no
France and Britain launched military strikes reports of U.S. losses
in Syria to punish President Bashar Assad in what he described as
REUTERS
for an apparent chemical attack against a heavy but carefully
limited assault. Donald Trump announces military strikes on Syria from the White House.
civilians and to deter him from doing it Thunder-like
again, President Donald Trump announced Trump said the U.S. “The evil and the despicable attack left The strikes were carried out by manned
explosions rock mothers and fathers, infants and children, aircraft and from ships that launched cruise
Friday. Pentagon officials said the attacks Syrian capital is prepared to sustain
targeted the heart of Assad’s programs to amid strikes economic, diplomatic thrashing in pain and gasping for air. These missiles from the Mediterranean Sea.
develop and produce chemical weapons. See page 32 and military pressure
are not the actions of a man; they are crimes Mattis disclosed that the U.S. had not yet
Explosions lit up the skies over on Assad until he ends of a monster instead,” Trump said. confirmed that the most recent suspected
Damascus, the Syrian capital, as Trump what the president called a criminal pattern Mattis, however, said the assault was a Syrian chemical weapons attack, on April 7
spoke from the White House. of killing his own people with internation- “one-time shot,” so long as Assad does not in the Damascus suburb of Douma, included
Syrian television reported that Syria’s air ally banned chemical weapons. repeat his use of chemical weapons.
See SYRIA, Page 18
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was sold exclusively at Macy’s on after Mattel. ***
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Scrabble is now the best selling game of The dots on dominoes are called pips. Canadian couple to play aboard their
all time. An end domino tile with one pip is yacht.
*** called an ace. A deuce has two pips, a ***
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and 225 squares on the board. *** called Happy Days: Fonzie’s Real Cool
*** In the game Operation, players try to Game in 1976. The same year, Milton
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Jerry Brown adding to the survey. Scho o l Di s tri ct is seeking
The San Bruno Community Foundation presented a $13,700 check to the Capuchino
California is suing to bar that question nominations for the H. Jay
Alumni Association to purchase science equipment. Shown above, from left to
from the census. California could be particularly affected if Burns award, which recognizes those
right, is foundation board member Emily Roberts, alumni president Alan Bestall
the question deters participation due to its large immigrant who have served the district in an
and science department members Kristen Tucker, Janice Valletta, Kathleen Serratto
population. exemplary fashion, made a positive
and Luis Galdona.
Republican President Donald Trump’s administration impact on the school community and line to help raise the $15,000 is Menl o Scho o l will host Saturday,
argues the question will help the government enforce vot- demonstrated leadership skills for stu- Monday, April 16. April 14, the Juni o r Cl as s i cal
ing rights by providing data on voting-age citizens. dents. The deadline for nominations is *** Leag ue State Co nv enti o n, featur-
The 25-member committee will submit a report in Monday, May 7. Submissions can be Ci pri ani and Sandpi per el e- ing 1,154 Latin and Greek students
October outlining outreach ideas to ensure Californians par- e m a i l e d mentary s cho o l s in the Bel mo nt- from 43 schools across California and
ticipate in the census count. It includes experts in commu- to mmacisaac@burlingameschools.or Redwo o d Sho res El ementary Nevada. Participants will be compet-
nications, civic engagement, immigration and other areas. g or sent to the district office at 1825 Scho o l Di s tri ct, Li nco l n ing in Ro man Jeo pardy ! quiz chal-
Brown said the committee comprises a diverse cross-sec- Trousdale Drive, Burlingame, 94010. El ementary Scho o l in lenges, giving dramatic presentation
tion of the state. Burl i ng ame, No rth Hi l l s bo ro ug h in Latin and English, taking academic
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Police: Woman who drove SUV girls robotics team is seeking dona- Scho o l i n Menl o Park and other events. Email dvasquez@men-
with family off cliff was drunk tions to compete in the national robot- Co l l eg e Park El ementary Scho o l loschool.org for more information.
SAN FRANCISCO — A woman was drunk when she drove ics competition in Houston. Visit in the San Mateo -Fo s ter Ci ty
her large family off a Northern California cliff last month https://www.commitchange.com/ca/be El ementary Scho o l Di s tri ct
and her wife and several children had large amounts of a drug lmont/notre-dame-high-school/cam- received recognition as Cal i fo rni a Class notes is a column dedicated to school
Di s ti ng ui s hed Scho o l s from the news. It is compiled by education reporter
in their systems that can cause drowsiness, authorities said paigns/tigerbots-houston-2018 to find Austin Walsh. You can contact him at (650)
Friday. out more about their efforts, as well as state Department o f Educati o n. 344-5200, ext. 105 or at austin@smdailyjour-
Police had previously said they believed the Hart family their fundraising campaign. The dead- *** nal.com.
died in a suicide plunge from a scenic overlook. The crash
happened just days after authorities in Washington state
opened an investigation following allegations the children
were being neglected.
Preliminary toxicology tests found Jennifer Hart had an
Van goes off cliff near Devil’s Slide,
alcohol level of 0.102, said California Patrol Capt. Bruce
Carpenter. California drivers are considered drunk with a
level of 0.08 or higher.
man walks away from wreckage
Toxicology tests also found that her wife Sarah Hart and By Olga R. Rodriguez pummeled by waves. family have not been recovered from
two of their children had “a significant amount” of an ingre- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The man walked to the firefighter, the Eel River but searchers located
dient commonly found in the allergy drug Benadryl, which was put in a harness, lifted up the cliff, numerous items along the banks con-
can make people sleepy. Toxicology results for a third child A minivan driver plunged off a cliff put on a stretcher and taken away by an sistent with the vehicle and items con-
killed are still pending, Carpenter said. near Devil’s Slide Friday and into the ambulance. sistent with a family traveling on
ocean but managed to get out of the Williams said the cause of the crash vacation, the Mendocino County
Deported veteran becomes wreckage and walk on rocks to a res- was not determined but that the mini- Sheriff’s Office said Thursday.
cuer who rappelled down to him, van had been traveling south when it Farther south along the Mendocino
U.S. citizen after California pardon authorities said. went onto the highway’s shoulder and County coast, authorities continue to
SAN DIEGO — A decorated former U.S. Army paratrooper The unidentified man was the mini- then plunged off the cliff in a hilly area look for members of a family missing
whose work on behalf of deported veterans drew widespread van’s only occupant and was taken to a known as Devil’s Slide because of its since an SUV made a deadly and possi-
attention to his cause became a U.S. citizen Friday, giving hospital with non-life threatening propensity for rock slides. bly intentional plunge off a towering
immigration advocates a rare reason to celebrate. injuries after the van went off the sce- It marked the third time over the last ocean bluff along Highway 1 last
Hector Barajas, who was deported to Mexico in 2010, nic Highway 1 that hugs the ocean in month that a vehicle has gone off a month.
beamed after taking his citizenship oath in a small, private cliff in Northern California. Sarah and Jennifer Hart and their six
Montara State Beach, said California
ceremony at a government office in San Diego in full mili- An SUV carrying a family on vaca- adopted children were believed to be in
tary uniform. Highway Patrol Officer Vu Williams.
Images from KGO-TV showed the tion was seen last week plunging into the family’s SUV at the time. Five bod-
“I get to live the American Dream for a second time,” he
firefighter rappel down the cliff and a storm-swollen river in Mendocino ies were found March 26. A body was
said, holding a small American flag in his hand at a jubilant
news conference. reach the man as he stood among County belonged. pulled out of the surf last weekend but
rocks, with the wrecked vehicle nearby The four members of the Thottapilly was not immediately identified.
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Fo undati o n in recognition of, and rebuilding the property into a mixed-use
appreciation for, the San Bruno police and development also including housing and
firefighters who responded to the recent commercial space. He backed away from
shooting at the video streaming compa- the more vibrant plans last year, when
ny’s headquarters last week. The funds will officials denied his proposal to avoid pay-
support first responder effectiveness ing builders prevailing wage.
training and other efforts, building on a ***
similar support initiative established last Yes that was the actual San Mateo
month by the foundation with grant fund- Co unty Fai r Butl er Amus ements
ing. Ferri s Wheel at the Ev ent Center
“We are grateful to our police and fire grounds this week. While the staff is busy
departments for their swift and thoughtful getting ready for the Fair June 9-17, the
response in the face of tragedy in San wheel was here for a private event.
Bruno, and to Google.org and the entire The Ferris wheel will be back at the fair
Google and YouTube community for part- and the carnival will be expanding with
nering with the foundation to strengthen the addition of two new rides this year, REUTERS
first responder prevention and prepared- one being bumper cars. Visit sanmateo- Donald Trump makes a statement about Syria at the White House.
ness efforts in our community,” said foun- countyfair.com for more information.
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pared statement.
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Trump vows to back law to
protect marijuana industry
Vi l l ag e shopping center at the corner of mer that business was slow and that there
Spruce Avenue and El Camino Real in was not much time left. It sold its last
South San Francisco confirmed Safeway
candy at the end of March.
will be the anchor tenant of the redevel-
oped property. By Nicholas Riccardi was accurate and the pres-
Developer Bi l l Mi tchel l said in a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ident supported states’
The Reporters’ Notebook is a collection of facts rights in the matter.
press release he is hopeful construction at culled from the notebooks of the Daily Journal
the site will begin by July. The 14-acre staff. It appears in the weekend edition. DENVER — President Donald Trump has Gardner hopes to intro-
promised to support legislation protecting duce bipartisan legisla-
the marijuana industry in states that have tion keeping the federal
Justice Dept further pressures legalized the drug, a move that could lift a
threat to the industry made by the U.S. attor-
government from inter-
fering in state marijuana
ney general just three months ago. markets.
some sanctuary jurisdictions Republican Sen. Cory Gardner of
Colorado said Friday that Trump made the
Jeff Sessions Marijuana legalization
advocates were ebullient.
By Lisa Baumann on whether policies in its police manual pledge to him in a Wednesday night conver- “We may now be seeing the light at the
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS violate the federal statute requiring infor- sation. end of the tunnel,” said Mason Tvert, who
mation-sharing with federal immigration It marked the latest flip by the president spearheaded the 2012 ballot measure legal-
SEATTLE — The U. S. Justice authorities. who pledged while he was campaigning to izing recreational marijuana in Colorado.
Department sent another round of letters “When cities and states enact policies respect states that legalized marijuana but “This is one more step toward ending the
to the so-called sanctuary cities of Seattle that thwart the federal government’s abili- also criticized legalization and implied it irrational policy of marijuana prohibition,
and Oakland and the state of Vermont ty to enforce federal immigration law, they should be stopped. not only in Colorado but throughout the
demanding further proof that they are choose to place the protection of criminal Gardner has been pushing to reverse a country.”
cooperating with immigration authori- aliens over the safety of their communi- decision made by Attorney General Jeff Other marijuana supporters were wary
ties. ties,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Sessions in January that removed prohibi- given the president’s record of reversing
The letters sent Thursday warn that the in a statement. “The Justice Department tions that kept federal prosecutors from pur- positions and pledges of legislative sup-
department could use subpoena power to will not tolerate this intentional effort to suing cases against people who were fol- port.
force Seattle and Vermont to provide docu- undermine public safety and the rule of lowing pot laws in states such as Colorado “This cannot be another episode of
ments showing whether they are restrict- law, and I continue to remind all jurisdic- that have legalized the drug. (at)realDonaldTrump telling somebody
ing information sharing. The department tions to reconsider policies that put their Marijuana has been fully legalized in whatever they want to hear, only to change
is seeking a legal opinion from Oakland residents in harm’s way.” eight states, and 24 states allow some form directions later on,” U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden
of marijuana use. of Oregon, a Democrat, wrote on Twitter.
“President Trump has assured me that he Opponents of legalization said they were
will support a federalism-based legislative concerned. “We hope the president — who
solution to fix this states’ rights issue once doesn’t want to be known as the ‘Pot
and for all,” Gardner said in a statement. President’ — will reverse course soon,” said
White House spokeswoman Sarah Kevin Sabet, founder of Smart Approaches
Huckabee Sanders said Gardner’s account to Marijuana.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wells is navigating several Wells did not say if it will pay That profit exceeds last year’s formance of Tesla’s semi-
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By Bernie Wilson
It didn’t seem there was any way
Capuchino senior Max Stines was going to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
get another at-bat. Then, when he did, it did-
n’t seem there was any way he was going to SAN DIEGO — The old Tyson Ross is
stay in the game. back, which is a good thing for the San
But Stines overcame to somehow score Diego Padres.
the go-ahead run in the eighth inning of Ross hit an RBI single with the bases
Capuchino’s dramatic 5-3 extra-inning win loaded to snap a scoreless tie in the fifth and
over Burlingame Friday night at pitched six-plus strong
Washington Park. innings to lead the Padres
“I’ve played here for three years,” said to a 5-1 victory against
Stines, a third-year varsity senior, “and I’ve the San Francisco Giants
never heard this place that quiet.” on Friday night.
With Cap trailing 3-0 in the top of the The Padres had gone 10
seventh, Stines led off the inning by strik- hitless innings since
ing out. But the Mustangs (3-2 PAL Bay, 6- pinch-hitting pitcher
10 overall) ultimately sent nine batters to Clayton Richard had their
the plate as Burlingame’s bullpen implod- only hit Thursday night
ed, issuing four walks and a hit batsman in Tyson Ross in the third inning of a
the inning, including 12 straight balls to desultory 7-0 loss to the
the bottom three hitters in the order. Giants. According to the Elias Sports
The final walk of the frame to No. 9 hitter Bureau, that was the first time a team’s lone
Kenny Osterlund forced home the tying run. hit was by a pitcher who did not start the
In the eighth, two Burlingame pitchers game since June 28, 1935, when
combined for three more walks, a hit bats- Pittsburgh’s Mace Brown did it against the
man and four wild pitches. Stines, leading Chicago Cubs after entering as a reliever.
off the inning, took a wicked fastball on his “Our pitchers are raking right now,” San
right forearm. Play was halted for several Diego manager Andy Green said.
minutes while Stines, in obvious pain, lob- Ross said he was happier with his hit than
bied to stay in the game. with his strong performance on the mound.
“They needed me,” Stines said. “They said “RBI for sure, man. All pitchers wish we
be smart and don’t dive head first. Just score could hit. That was fun,” he said.
the run. So I did what I had to do. They made Ross (2-1) allowed an unearned run on
it easy for me, that’s for sure.” seven hits while striking out five and walk-
That they did. Stines moved up three ing one. He exited in the seventh after a sin-
times on three different wild pitches, the gle and an error on shortstop Freddy Galvis
final one allowing him to score from third put runners on first and second. Craig
base to give Cap its first lead of the night. Stammen allowed Joe Panik’s RBI single.
And the senior got a hero’s welcome in the The 31-year-old Ross rejoined the Padres
Mustangs’ dugout. when he signed a minor league contract in
“It was crazy in there,” Stines said. “They December and made the squad as a non-roster
were cautious to not touch my wrist. But invitee. He was an All-Star in 2014 and was
other than that we were pumped.” San Diego’s opening day starter in 2016, but
Burlingame starting pitcher Emilio didn’t pitch again that season due to a shoul-
TERRY BERNAL/DAILY JOURNAL der ailment that required surgery. He appeared
Flores was absolutely dominant through six
Capuchino senior Max Stines slides into to third base on a wild pitch in the eighth inning in just 12 games for Texas last season after
Friday night at Washington Park. He later scored on another wild pitch to give Cap the lead
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innings. His record falls to 0-2. Kian
Nassar victim: Michigan State
Baseball
Hillsdale 1, Sacred Heart Prep 0
Mirkia made his varsity debut at shortstop
for Sequoia, tabbing two hits. leader offered a secret payoff
By Alice Yin was incorrect. He later issued a statement
It took someone 10 innings to finally St. Francis-Watsonville 3, Carlmont 1
knock off first-place Sacred Heart Prep in Contact was at a premium as each team struck THE ASSOCIATED PRESS saying the meeting took place but he did
PAL Bay Division play. out 11 times, but St. Francis-Watsonville was not elaborate on Lorincz’s account of it.
Hillsdale finally broke through in a score- able to break a 1-1 tie by generating a two-run LANSING, Mich. — A sexual assault vic- “Our memories and interpretations of the
less game, rallying for a walk-off win on a rally in the fourth inning against Scots starting tim of former sports doctor Larry Nassar March 28 meeting are different than hers,”
Matthew Leong RBI single in the bottom pitcher Jordan Brandenburg. Brandenburg confronted Michigan State University offi- Engler said. “I am sorry if anything said dur-
of the 10th. The Knights had the bases totaled six punch-outs and reliever Lucas Billot cials on Friday, alleging the school’s inter- ing the meeting was misunderstood.”
loaded with one out when Leong shot a long emerged in the sixth and struck out five over im leader pressured her to accept a payoff to Lorincz addressed Engler in a room brim-
fly ball to center that fell to score Antonio two shutout frames for Carlmont (9-7 overall). settle her lawsuit without her attorney pres- ming with protesters, parents and sexual
Paolinelli with the game-winner. ent. assault victims of Nassar, now serving
Hillsdale starting pitcher Jason Alba was Badminton Kaylee Lorincz spoke during a con- decades in prison for molesting women and
nails in just his third start of the year. The Hillsdale 10, San Mateo 5 tentious board of trustees meeting, where girls and for possessing child pornography.
junior fired seven shutout innings, allow- Hillsdale’s depth won the day as the Knights interim President John Engler expressed She was among roughly 250 women who
ing just one hit. Jaxon Skidmore entered in relied on their No. 2 and 3 seed teams to get regret over the university’s response to gave statements earlier this year during
the eighth and fired three no-hit innings to past San Mateo. Hillsdale No. 2 girls’ single another woman’s federal lawsuit over the Nassar’s sentencing hearings in two
combine on the one-hitter. Vivian Luc and No. 3 Meddy Andaya each won school’s handling of rape allegations Michigan courtrooms.
in three sets, while No. 2 boys’ single Jason involving basketball players. Lorincz, who In a separate case, a woman sued the
Softball Lin and No. 3 Wesley Hwa also recorded victo- has said Nassar sexually assaulted her when school on Monday, saying university coun-
ries. The Knights followed the same formula at she sought treatment for back pain, said selors discouraged her from filing a police
St. Francis 11, Notre Dame-Belmont 3
boys’ doubles, where No. 2 Eric Kim and Anton Engler and Carol Viventi, who was hired in report after three Michigan State basketball
St. Francis-Mountain View rallied for
Nguyen, and No. 3 Grant Law and Dinh Poon February as special counsel to the presi- players allegedly raped her in 2015. She
seven runs in the first inning and Notre
also earned victories. dent, offered her $250,000 when the 18- accuses the school of violating Title IX pro-
Dame-Belmont committed five errors in a
For San Mateo, No. 1 girls’ single Vivian year-old and her mother were at the school a tocol and claims staff made it clear that “she
lopsided non-league matchup.
Yao won 21-5, 21-8; No. 1 boys’ single Trevor few weeks ago to sign up to speak at faced an uphill battle that would create anx-
NDB pitcher Madi Earnshaw entered in relief
Tan got past Brenden Cheung 21-19, 21-18; Friday’s meeting. iety and unwanted media attention” should
with no outs in the first inning and worked
No. 1 girls’ doubles Julia Richardson and Julia According to Lorincz, Engler said to her, she report her rape.
seven innings for a no-decision, yielding five
Chen won 21-13, 21-7; and No. 1 mixed dou- “Right now if I wrote you a check for The university’s immediate response to
runs (one earned) on nine hits.
bles Kaiana Fong and Isaac Mo defeated Namita $250,000 would you take it?” reporters asking about the lawsuit was to
The Tigers totaled six hits, with Noosha
Hedge and Shinichi Sato 21-19, 21-17. Lorincz said Engler also told her that decline comment. But on Wednesday it
Steward going for a 3-for-4 day.
Rachael Denhollander, another Nassar vic- issued a lengthy statement that detailed staff
Badminton College baseball tim, had provided him with an amount she interaction with the woman.
would consider to settle with the university. The response was met with backlash from
Burlingame 14, San Mateo 1 Ohlone 5, Cañada 4 Lorincz said she later asked Denhollander, people who say Michigan State violated
San Mateo’s Vivian Yao at No. 1 girls’ sin- Cañada (7-7 Coast Pacific, 17-18 overall) who told her she had never met with Engler. federal privacy laws.
gles had the lone victory for the Bearcats 21-9, let a pair of two-run leads slip away and first- Denhollender issued a written statement In Friday’s board meeting, Engler
21-10 as Burlingame dominated in coed varsity place Ohlone (11-0, 27-6) rallied for an 11- confirming that encounter with Lorincz. acknowledged that the school “provided an
badminton action. Burlingame’s boys’ singles inning win in Fremont. Colts starter Nate “I felt like I was being bullied into saying unnecessary amount of detail,” saying some
— No. 1 Joey Zhang, No. 2 Jason Fong and Loveless and reliever Chris Zaldana worked 5 something and that if Rachael gave him a people saw the response as “violating pri-
No. 3 Justin Lee — each swept their matches, 1/3 innings apiece, but Ohlone got to settlement amount, it was OK for me to do vacy expectations.”
as did Panthers mixed doubles, No. 1 Justin Zaldana with a two-out rally in the 11th. it, too,” Lorincz said in a prepared state- Engler, a Republican former governor of
Banquiles and Emily Tan; No. 2 Matthew Cody Nisbet drew a two-out walk and ment that she read aloud. Michigan, became interim president after
Basesman and Brianna Mankong; and No. 3 advanced to second on a wild pitch. Then AJ Engler’s spokeswoman, Emily Guerrant, Lou Anna Simon resigned in January hours
Robert Chin and Annie Sun. Curtis ended it with a walk-off RBI double. said she was in the room during the conver- after Nassar was sentenced to decades in
Cañada totaled nine hits on the day, with two sation and does not remember Engler ver- prison for crimes involving Michigan State
THURSDAY apiece from Jesus Jimenez, Sergio Noriega, balizing a dollar figure. athletes. Students remain anxious over the
Roman Satroplus and Tyler Brandenburg. “My interpretation of the discussion was future course of the university, which con-
Baseball not that he was saying, ‘I’m offering you cludes the school year this month but has
Skyline 9, Gavilan 3 $250,000,”’ Guerrant said. “It was a discus- yet to choose a permanent replacement for
Gunderson 8, Sequoia 5 Skyline (4-7, 8-24) rallied for three runs in
Sequoia (2-12 overall) rallied late but it was- sion about the civil litigation and how it Simon.
the eighth and three more in the first game of was going on.” The atmosphere inside the board meeting
n’t enough to get past Gunderson-San Jose in a doubleheader with last-place Gavilan (2-12,
non-league play. The loss marks the eighth Engler did not directly respond to Lorincz quickly drew tension as Engler attempted to
6-25). The Trojans banged out 15 hits, with during her speech except to say Lorincz’s
straight for Sequoia. The Cherokees trailed 8-1 Ramon Enriquez going 3 for 4 with a triple
heading to the bottom of the seventh and ral- characterization of Viventi as his attorney See PAYOFF, Page 17
and an RBI. Max Jenkins added three hits for
lied for four runs, then loaded the bases to bring Skyline. The Trojans dropped the second
the potential winning run to the plate. Paul game of the twin bill 8-5. Mitchel Swanson
Garcia had an RBI double in the seventh for impressed in two starts at third base, just his
Sequoia. second and third start of the year at the hot
Travis Mathieu made his first start of the corner, going 4 for 10 with a home run and
year for the depleted Cherokees, allowing four RBIs through both games.
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off his older brother. There is a Track and field Central Division
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Division
Serra Top 7, all day W L Pct GB W L Pct GB
chance that could happen again Pittsburgh 9 4 .692 — Minnesota 7 4 .636 —
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Kyle and Kurt Sunday as they were clearly the two College softball Milwaukee 7 7 .500 2 1/2 Cleveland 8 6 .571 1/2
Busch haven’t always seen eye-to- fastest cars in all three rounds of Bakersfield at San Mateo, noon St. Louis 7 7 .500 2 1/2 Chicago 4 8 .333 3 1/2
Chicago 6 7 .462 3 Detroit 4 9 .308 4
eye. But as years have passed qualifying at the half-mile track. College baseball Cincinnati 2 11 .154 7 Kansas City 3 9 .250 4 1/2
NASCAR’s iciest sibling rivalry has “It was tough years ago for a few Ohlone at Cañada, 1 p.m.
times, but lately I guess we have West Division West Division
thawed a little bit, at least to the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB
point where they can joke around a been racing each other a little bet- WARRIORS PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Arizona 10 3 .769 — Angels 12 3 .800 —
little bit. ter,” Kyle Busch said. “Overall we Colorado 8 7 .533 3 Houston 10 4 .714 1 1/2
Warriors vs. San Antonio Giants 6 7 .462 4 Seattle 7 4 .636 3
Kurt Busch did just that Friday just need to keep trying to make sure Saturday, April 14: San Antonio at Warriors, noon Los Angeles 4 8 .333 5 1/2 A’s 5 9 .357 6 1/2
after Kyle Busch edged him out by they are good battles and clean bat- Monday, April 16: San Antonio at Warriors, 7:30 p.m.
San Diego 5 10 .333 6 Texas 4 11 .267 8
0.002 seconds to take the pole for tles and not ugly ones.” Thursday, April 19:Warriors at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Friday’s Games
the Cup Series race Sunday at Bristol Sunday, April 22:Warriors at San Antonio, 12:30 p.m. Atlanta 4, Chicago Cubs 0 Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, ppd.
Motor Speedway. Fords dominate x-Tuesday, April 24: San Antonio at Warriors, TBA
x-Thursday, April 26: Warriors at San Antonio, TBA
St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 3
Colorado 2, Washington 1
Boston 7, Baltimore 3
N.Y. Yankees 8, Detroit 6
“I can walk up to him and say, Kyle Busch had the only Toyota in x-Saturday, April 28: San Antonio at Warriors, TBA Miami 7, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 2, Tampa Bay 1
‘Yeah, I let you have it’ and he will N.Y. Mets 6, Milwaukee 5 Toronto 8, Cleveland 4
the top 10. Philadelphia 2, Tampa Bay 1 Houston 3, Texas 2
giggle. He will actually laugh,” Kurt He was followed by four Fords, SHARKS PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Arizona 8, L.A. Dodgers 7 Angels 5, Kansas City 4
Busch said. Seattle 7, Oakland 4
with Brad Keselowski, Ricky San Diego 5, San Francisco 1
Saturday’s Games
It marks the third time the Busch Sharks 1, Anaheim 0 Saturday’s Games
Stenhouse Jr. and Ryan Blaney Thursday, April 12: Sharks 3, Anaheim 0 Rox (Gray 1-2) at Nats (Scherzer 2-1), 10:05 a.m.
O’s (Cobb 0-0) at Boston (Velazquez 1-0), 10:05 a.m.
brothers have started on the front NYY (TBD) at Detroit (Liriano 1-1), 10:10 a.m.
rounding out the top five. In all Saturday, April 14: San Jose at Anaheim, 7:30 p.m. St. L (Mikolas 1-0) at Reds (Finnegan 0-0), 10:10 a.m. ChiSox (Gonzalez 0-2) at Twins (Lynn 0-1), 11:10 a.m.
row together, and the first since seven, Fords will start in the top 10. Monday, April 16: Anaheim at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Atl.(Newcomb 1-1) at Cubs (Quintana 1-1),11:20 a.m. Texas (Minor 1-1) at Houston (Morton 2-0), 1:05 p.m.
2013. In all three cases, Kyle started Wednesday, April 18: Anaheim at San Jose, 7:30 Brews (Anderson 0-1) at NYM (Harvey 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Jays (Garcia 1-0) at Tribe (Kluber 1-1), 1:10 p.m.
p.m. Bucs (Taillon 2-0) at Miami (Richards 0-1), 4:10 p.m. Phils (Arrieta 0-0) at Rays (Archer 1-0), 3:10 p.m.
first and Kurt second. Harvick’s tough break x-Friday, April 20: San Jose at Anaheim, TBA SF (Holland 0-2) at San Diego (Richard 1-1), 5:40 p.m. Angels (Richards 1-0) at KC (Junis 2-0), 4:15 p.m.
“He always told everybody if you x-Sunday, April 22: Anaheim at San Jose, TBA Arizona (Walker 0-0) at L.A. (Hill 1-0), 6:10 p.m. A’s (Graveman 0-2) at M’s (Gonzales 1-1), 6:10 p.m.
think I’m good, just wait for my Kevin Harvick will have to start
younger brother,” joked Kyle Sunday’s race at Bristol Motor
Busch. Speedway at the back of the field
Kurt Busch said he messed up in after crashing in practice. Harvick’s
turn one, which cost him a shot at a suspension broke on a practice lap
second straight Cup Series pole. in the morning and his car took a
“If I am going to get beat by right turn into the outside wall.
somebody if I don’t hit a perfect lap Under new rules installed this year
I would rather it be my little broth- Harvick will have to start at the back
er,” Kurt Busch said. of the field because he went to a
There was a time when the Busch backup car.
brothers rarely spoke at all. “It definitely wasn’t a tire failure or
But Kurt Busch said they do com- anything like that, but just going in
municate now. the corner as soon as I let off the gas
“It’s better now with age,” he it just hung a right, so it’s unfortunate
said of their relationship. “Like but we’ll get another one out and do it
wine, it gets better with time. You again,” said Harvick, who is fourth in
let it settle.” the NASCAR standings and has six
Last year the Busch finished 1-2 at top 10 finishes in seven starts.
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efforts have been repeatedly thwarted” by A broader question is whether the allied
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Syria and Russia, she said.
“So there is no practicable alternative to
the use of force to degrade and deter the use
attacks are part of a revamped, coherent
political strategy to end the war on terms
that do not leave Assad in power.
of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime,” The strikes appear to signal Trump’s will-
May said. “This is not about intervening in ingness to draw the United States more
the use of sarin gas. He said at least one a civil war. It is not about regime change.” deeply into the Syrian conflict. Just weeks
chemical was used — chlorine, which also ago, Trump said he wanted to end U.S.
French President Emmanuel Macron said
has legitimate industrial uses and had not involvement in Syria and bring American
in a statement that a target of the strike was
previously triggered a U. S. military troops home to focus on the homeland. The
the Syrian government’s “clandestine
response. participation of British and French forces
chemical arsenal.”
Mattis said the targets selected by U.S., enables Trump to assert a wider internation-
British and French officials were meant to The Syrian government has repeatedly
denied any use of banned weapons. al commitment against the use of chemical
minimize civilian casualties. weapons, but the multi-pronged attack car-
“This is difficult to do in a situation like The decision to strike, after days of delib-
erations, marked Trump’s second order to ries the risk of Russian retaliation.
this,” he said, in light of the volatility of
chemical agents. attack Syria. He authorized a barrage of Dunford said the U.S. did not coordinate
At a Pentagon news conference alongside Tomahawk cruise missiles to hit a single targets with or notify the Russian govern-
Mattis, and with British and French military Syrian airfield in April 2017 in retaliation ment of the strikes, beyond normal airspace
down this dark path, or if it will join with “de-confliction” communications.
officers beside them to emphasize allied for Assad’s use of sarin gas against civil- civilized nations as a force for stability and
unity, Gen. Joseph Dunford said the attacks ians. peace,” Trump said. “Hopefully, someday In his nationwide address, Trump stressed
targeted mainly three targets in western Mattis estimated the latest air campaign we’ll get along with Russia, and maybe that he has no interest in a longtime fight
Syria. was about twice the size of the 2017 strike. even Iran — but maybe not.” with Syria.
Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of He added that the U.S. expects the Syrian The Russian ambassador to the U. S. , “As other nations step up their contribu-
Staff, said missiles first struck a scientific government and its allies to conduct a “sig- Anatoly Antonov, condemned the airstrikes tions, we look forward to the day when we
research center in the Damascus area that he nificant disinformation campaign,” which and warned that “such actions will not be can bring our warriors home,” Trump said.
said was a center of Syrian research, devel- the Pentagon would rebut with additional left without consequences.” “And great warriors they are.”
opment, production and testing of chemical information Saturday morning. The U.S. missile strike a year ago, which The U.S. has about 2,000 troops on the
and biological warfare technology. The sec- The air campaign could frustrate those in targeted the airfield from which Syrian air- ground in Syria as advisers to a makeshift
ond target was a chemical weapons storage Trump’s base who oppose military inter- craft had launched their gas attack, was group of anti-Islamic State fighters known
facility west of Homs. He said this was vention and are wary of open-ended con- meant to deter Assad from further use of as the Syrian Democratic Forces. They are
believed to be the main site of Syrian sarin flicts. chemical weapons. Since that did not work, in eastern Syria, far from Damascus. A U.S.-
and precursor chemical production equip- Trump chastised Syria’s two main allies, a more intense attack would aim to degrade led coalition has been conducting airstrikes
ment. Russia and Iran, for their roles in support- his ability to carry out further such attacks, in Syria since September 2014 as part of a
The third target was a chemical weapons ing “murderous dictators,” and noted that and would try to do this by hitting Syrian largely successful effort to break the IS grip
equipment storage facility and an important Russian President Vladimir Putin had guar- aircraft, military depots and chemical facil- on both Syria and Iraq.
command post, also west of Homs, Dunford anteed a 2013 international agreement for ities, among other things. Jarrod Agen, Vice President Mike Pence’s
said. Assad to get rid of all of his chemical The strikes that hit early Saturday in Syria deputy chief of staff, said Pence called con-
British Prime Minister Theresa May said weapons. He called on Moscow to change came hours before inspectors from the gressional leaders from his hotel suite in
in London that the West had tried “every course and join the West in seeking a more Organization for the Prohibition of Lima, Peru, to notify them of the president’s
possible” diplomatic means to stop Assad responsible regime in Damascus. Chemical Weapons were set to arrive to plan to address the nation about the Syrian
from using chemical weapons. “But our “Russia must decide if it will continue inspect the site of the apparent attack. air strikes.
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and boosting revenue, she added.
A variety of other features and ideas under
consideration include interactive art instal-
lations, meandering paths throughout the
park, children’s play areas, enhanced water
without turning it upside down,” she said. access, kayak storage, kitchen space for
The community center is meant to inte- cooking lessons and a rooftop as well as
grate with the outdoors and include versa- performance venue, to name a few.
tile, multipurpose spaces. Liu said Foster
City needs a facility that can accommodate Liu said there has also been discussion of
up to 500 people. relocating the Hillbarn Theatre to the site.
“We want to make it a regional destination The existing recreation center is nearly 50
as well as a facility for locals,” she said. years old. Liu said the antiquated facility is
Burks Toma was chosen in part because of no longer able to serve the needs of the
its familiarity with Foster City, and the community and demands constant and cost-
team it assembled for the project has offered ly maintenance. She said vendors often no
compelling ideas for revenue generation, longer make the parts they need for repairs
Liu said. to the building.
The council and community alike have “It’s moving slowly, but I’m very pleased
expressed interest in a restaurant or café to that we’re at this point because time is tick-
be included in the project, Liu said. And leas- ing and things get more expensive and
ing spaces in a facility designed in such a maintenance is getting harder and harder,”
way that just a few city staffers can manage Liu said.
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‘The Rider’
A spiritual
Western in Chloe
Zhao’s new film
SEE PAGE 21
Aftermath of the
march for our lives
By Sophie Penn
F
our weeks ago, students and young
people led more than 800 marches
across the world in a display of sol-
idarity that refused to be ignored by the
government.
Organized by Parkland survivors of the
Feb. 14 school shooting, the March For
Our Lives demanded gun reform laws and
school safety. The national march took
place in Washington,
D.C., and USA Today
reported there were an
estimated 800,000 pro-
testers in attendance,
making it the largest
single-day protest in
D.C.’s history.
The students’ actions
inspired youth across the
Shia LaBeouf, left, plays McEnroe and Sverrir Gudnason plays Borg in ‘Borg Vs. McEnroe.’ country to take action and lead marches in
their own communities. I was one of those
we faced and the uncertainty of the event’s plished as a community. There are nonprofits working tirelessly to
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turnout, there had been no doubt in my
mind that we would be successful. I knew
we were fighting for what we believed in,
Four weeks ago, we took a stand as a
community. We spoke from our hearts, we
rallied for change and we demanded action.
elect pro-gun reform candidates to office,
and pushing for new legislation. Donate to
them. There are addresses and phone num-
and I knew that we were on the right side of As I said in my opening speech, we became bers online for all local, state and national
history. a part of a movement that was bigger than politicians. Write to them. Call them.
the choir.” Despite this, student speakers As I told my fellow organizer, Holly myself, bigger than our community and On Nov. 6, polls will be open. Educate
demonstrated an individuality in thought Newman, there was no way we could go bigger than Parkland. yourself on the measures, research your
and idea that brought new perspectives to wrong that day because our goal was to
Our rally was successful, and that was candidate’s platforms and vote for those
the community. push for gun reform, and no matter what
amazing. But that’s not enough. The fight who will support gun reform. Vote for the
There were discussions of mental health, else happened that day we were going to do
for gun reform and an end to school shoot- much-needed change for which the students
a firsthand account by a survivor of the exactly that.
ings is far from over, and we can’t afford to of our nation have been begging. I know I
Oct. 1 Las Vegas shooting and a story from And we did. What occurred at Courthouse
let the momentum fade now. will be.
a girl who inadvertently caused a school Square that day far surpassed anything I
lockdown. Most importantly, there was a could have expected or hoped. There are always ways to get involved,
vulnerability displayed as speakers bared As I looked out at the faces of friends, and there is always more to be done.
their souls for the crowd in a passionate peers, family members and strangers, Town halls are being organized, and local Sophie Penn is a senior at Carlmont High School in
plea for change. Belmont. Student News appears in the weekend
my nerves dissipated, and I felt a surge politicians are being invited to speak. Go edition. You can email Student News at
Despite the range of logistical problems of pride. Pride at what we had accom- to them. If there isn’t one, organize it. news@smdailyjournal.com.
It’s not entirely linear as it goes back to ensemble member is Maureen McVerry, seen Wilson Chin’s set allows for easy transi-
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Francesca and Bud’s meeting in Italy and
ahead at least a decade after the main story.
The plot is based on a 1992 novel by
mainly as Marge, Francesca’s nosy next-
door neighbor.
A skilled comic performer, she earns
tions scenes, but the abstract backdrop is
distracting. Perhaps it’s meant to represent
clouds or abstract trees, but it also looks
Robert James Waller and was adapted into a laughs as she focuses her binoculars next like floating flower petals.
1995 film starring Clint Eastwood and door, drools over the man who is visiting
tion was apparent. So while he had to wait a Meryl Streep. In turn, it was adapted into there and tries to elicit a more than so-what Running about two hours and 40 minutes
few more days to make sure his editor was this musical that opened on Broadway in response from her taciturn husband, Charlie
happy with his photos, love blossomed. with one intermission, “The Bridges of
2014. (Martin Rojas Dietrich). Madison County” will continue through
When her family returned, Francesca had As directed by Robert Kelley, Hess, Gulan Most of the singing is excellent, but Hess
to choose between staying with them or and Richardson are all convincing. The as Francesca is sometimes difficult to under- April 29 at the Mountain View Center for
going with Robert. The choice wasn’t easy. other seven performers create a variety of stand, perhaps because of the Italian accent. the Performing Arts, 500 Castro St. ,
All of this unfolds in soaring music and characters. Musical director William Liberatore con- Mountain View. For tickets and information
lyrics by Jason Robert Brown with a book Besides Hoffman and Herrero as Bud and ducts other nine orchestra members from the call (650) 463-1960 or visit theatre-
by Marsha Norman. Francesca’s children, the most noteworthy piano. works.org.
to put his rage and panic into every don’t feel the same. They’re not like
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stroke. We learn that McEnroe idolized
Borg, putting his poster on his wall and
wearing a headband in emulation of the
you.”
Once the final Wimbledon match has
been won — we’re not going to say who
older man. prevailed, we’re not totally awful — the
On the road to the 1980 finals, the two men happen to share a private
understand it because none of you do it.” filmmakers gives us flashbacks to each moment in a public place that is touch-
In its athletic duel between an agent of man’s childhood for insights. (The film- ing and cathartic.
cool and a hothead, the film is a lot like makers get extra credit for casting At one point, the camera during this
“Rush” but only with fuzzy balls instead Borg’s real-life son as a young Borg, exchange steps further away and we can
of race cars. In many ways, it’s more who we see spending hours methodical- no longer hear what these two champi-
like “I, Tonya,” in its impressionistic ly smashing balls against a garage ons are saying to each other. That’s fit-
darkness. “Borg Vs. McEnroe” says it is door.) ting somehow: Only they — and any-
“inspired by true events” which gives it It also shows how people in these two one else who has been in their tennis
plenty of wriggle room when it comes men’s orbit — girlfriends, coaches and shoes — can really understand.
to the truth. even fellow competitors — walk on “Borg Vs. McEnroe,” a Neon release,
We learn that Borg was not always a eggshells around them, fearful of set- is rated R by the Motion Picture
controlled, cool customer. He was a fire- ting them off. To be the best in the world Association of America for “language
brand like McEnroe but had the petu- takes everything and leaves you slight- throughout and some nudity.” Running
lance trained out of him by a coach (a ly unhinged. Someone tells McEnroe: time: 107 minutes. Three and a half stars
superb Stellan Skarsgard) who told him “It’s life and death for you. The others out of four.
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SAN MATEO
BUDDHIST TEMPLE
Jodo Shinshu Buddhist
(Pure Land Buddhism)
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meeting. 10 a.m. to noon. San Bruno Get Ready Disaster Preparedness
mostly glass wall that opens up to the Senior Center, 1555 Crystal Springs Class. 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. San
approved a contingency of sible, ” said Deputy City Manager Road, San Bruno. Coffee and dough- Mateo Senior Center, 2645 Alameda
courtyard has been installed. There $1,174,017 to cover change orders nuts will be available. Entertainment de las Pulgas, San Mateo.
will be two outdoor seating areas, Matthew Chidester, adding that the is by guitarist Scott Hill. For more Registration is required, but the class
for the project and, as of last week’s policy was developed along with the information call 583-4499. is free. For more information call
including one for children, and a plaza meeting, $801, 955 of that fund 522-7490.
with seating in the front. San Mateo County Library Joint
remains. Powers Authority and Friends of the
Half Off Book Sale. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mindfulness Meditation. 11 a.m. to
Encore Books on the Square, 2200
San Mateo County’s first net-zero “With a project of this size it’s not Broadway, Redwood City. Rediscover noon. San Mateo Pride Center, 1021
Half Moon Bay Library.
energy efficient building will also be unreasonable to have these change an old favorite or find a new author S. El Camino Real, San Mateo. For
powered by solar panels and features orders, and I think they’re quite mod- Naming has to be approved by the to love at the Half-Off Sale. For more more information call 591-0133.
council, which also reserves the right information call 299-0104.
an EV charging facility. est, frankly,” said Councilman Rick Maturing Gracef ully Talk :
Construction should be complete by Kowalczyk. to remove a name if it decides the city Coastal Wildflower Day. 10 a.m. to 4 Introduction to Palliative Care.
should no longer be associated with p.m. Half Moon Bay State Beach, 95 Noon to 1 p.m. Belmont Library, 1110
late June. The facade is mostly in But the council also requested a more Kelly Ave., Half Moon Bay. This festi- Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont.
place, except for the front doors, the detailed analysis of the change orders that donor. val includes family friendly activities Light refreshments provided. For
Half Moon Bay split the cost of the including nature walks. For more more information call 591-8286.
drywall is up and all second-floor win- in monthly project update reports. information call 726-8814.
dows have been installed. “It’s probably the biggest Public library with San Mateo County. Each Bistro Brio LGBTQ Lunch for 55
“Even on darkest dreariest of days Works construction project we’ve had spent $12 million: Half Moon Bay Earth Day on the Bay 2018. 10:30 and Over. Noon. San Mateo County
a.m. to 4 p.m. Marine Science Pride Center, 1021 S. El Camino Real,
this place is lit up naturally,” Doughty so I want to make sure we learn from allocated $6 million from its reserves Institute, 500 Discovery Parkway, San Mateo. Cost is $4. Have lunch
said, according to a video of the meet- it, and if necessary, fine-tune our “set aside for this purpose” and anoth- Redwood City. For more information and meet other community mem-
call 364-2760. bers every third Monday of the
ing. process going forward, ” er $6 million came from a loan from month. For more information and to
On clear days, the view from the sec- Councilwoman Debbie Ruddock said. the county, Chidester said. Roaming Readers. 10:30 a.m. South RSVP call 591-0133.
Chidester also said the JPA is con- San Francisco Main Library, 840 W.
ond floor extends to the ocean. Doughty said his department will Orange Ave., South San Francisco. Matinees at Magnolia: ‘ The
Doughty said his department is also happily oblige, and appeared confi- tributing $1.5 million toward furnish- Meet with other readers to discuss Darkest Hour.’ 1 p.m. to 3:20 p.m.
favorite books while walking local Millbrae Library, 1 Library Ave.,
working on improvements to Correas dent the current contingency amount ings and equipment, while Friends of trails. For more information contact Millbrae. For more information call
Street, which include a “road diet,” would be sufficient to see the project Half Moon Bay Library has raised ssfpladm@plsinfo.org. 697-7607.
bulbouts and new crosswalks as well to its completion. $500,000 to date. TUESDAY, APRIL 17
A Visit with Bessie Coleman. 11
as green infrastructure to treat The library, of course, represents a “I think this has been a long time a.m. to noon. Menlo Park Main Adult Book Club. 6 p.m. South San
stormwater. The goal is to complete significant investment, but it will coming and it’s going to be great for Library, 800 Alma St., Menlo Park. Francisco Main Library, 840 W.
Betty Jewell Slater will perform in a Orange Ave., South San Francisco.
this project before the library opens. also bring in revenue. the community and efforts around the one-woman show portraying avia- Book selection is ‘Anything is
As of last week, it seems the Naming rights start at $25,000 for library,” Chidester said. tion pioneer Bessie Coleman, the Possible’ by Elizabeth Strout. For
first woman of African-American more information contact ssf-
descent, and the first of Native pladm@plsinfo.org.
coin and followed it with interest, which facilitates bitcoin payments for
BITCOIN
American descent, to hold a pilot
license. For more information call Haiku Workshop. 6 p.m. to 7:50 p.m.
Arjun Mukherjee, engineering director digital publishers. 330-2501. Millbrae Library, 1 Library Ave.,
at nearby technology company Motif, “It’s amazing to see over the years Millbrae. For more information call
Reach and Teach: Origami Time. 1 697-7607.
stopped by the event on his way out of how much it’s evolved,” he said.
Continued from page 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. 144 W. 25th Ave., San
the office to see Draper’s announce- Having received venture capital Mateo. All ages and experience lev- Movie: Do the Math. 6 p.m. to 8:30
els welcome to learn new paper p.m. San Mateo Main Library, 55 W.
ment. Acknowledging his own enthu- backing from downtown San Mateo folding tricks. All materials provided Third Ave., San Mateo. Sponsored by
Dubbed the Block (Chain) Party, siasm for blockchain and its applica- free. For more information email the Citizens Climate Lobby, San
Thursday’s event was aimed at cele- business accelerator Boost VC, of Mateo County Chapter. For more
tions, Mukherjee wondered if the hype which Draper’s son Adam Draper is
craig@reachandteach.com
information contact egroth@cityof-
brating a prediction Draper made some around bitcoin’s value has placed too sanmateo.org.
three years ago that bitcoin would hit cofounder, Meliones said the event Learn to Build a Crystal Radio. 1: 30
much emphasis on its monetary impli- presented him with an opportunity to p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Museum of
Capidro: A Garden of Concrete
$10,000 in value by the end of 2017, a cations. American Heritage, 351 Homer Ave.,
Ideas. 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Menlo
prophecy that was realized at the end of reconnect with the San Mateo startup Palo Alto. RSVP required. $85. For
Park Main Library, 800 Alma St.,
“I’m glad it brings people together environment that fostered his compa- more information call 321-1004.
November. Though the digital curren- Menlo Park. Photojournalist Phil
and all that, but I wonder how many ny when he started it in 2013. Though Aragon High School Performing Pasquini offers a virtual tour of
cy’s price surpassed Draper’s predic- Capidro, the folk art garden that
people here actually understand what he acknowledged Draper’s prediction Ar ts Presents ‘Noises Off.’ 7 p.m.
tion by nearly two times — stopping Aragon High School Theater, 900 sprouted up in 1932. For more infor-
blockchain can mean,” he said. was lofty, Meliones said he’s putting Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo. mation call 330-2501.
just shy of $20,000 in December — its Cost is $11-$17. For more informa-
value has proven to be highly Having tried to start a bitcoin-based his faith in the venture capitalist. League of Women Voters. 7 p.m. to
tion call 558-2999.
volatile, plunging to under $7,000 in startup last year, electrician Edward For Louis Aboud, the energy of the 9 p.m. Colma Community Center,
Yapp was excited to see the cryptocur- ‘ The Unfor tunate Case of Mr. 1520 Hillside Blvd., Colma. Free
recent weeks and landing at just about gathering defied his expectations for Renfield.’ 7:30 p.m. Notre Dame de event. For more information call 342-
$8,000 on Friday. rency gain traction with those who the event, which he thought would Namur University Theater, 1500 5853.
Having acquired nearly 30,000 bit- previously questioned it as well as look more like a small gathering of Ralston Ave., Belmont. Free. For more
Financial Literacy Work shop:
information call 637-1556.
coins with a value of about $19 mil- more established financial institu- people in a conference room. Aboud Retirement, Healthcare and
lion in a 2014 U.S. government auc- tions. Though Yapp was excited about said he just moved to San Francisco Dan’s Motel Film. 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 Wealth Preservation. 7 p.m. to 9
p.m. Odd Fellows Lodge, 526 Main p.m. Belmont Library, 1110 Alameda
tion, Draper’s fervor for the encrypted the growth of his investment in bit- from Sydney, Australia, for his compa- St., Half Moon Bay. For more informa- de las Pulgas, Belmont. For more
currency and blockchain technology, a coin, he said the possible efficiencies ny Wyre, which is using blockchain to tion contact haak@sfsu.edu. information call 591-8286.
digital ledger that can record cryp- blockchain offers for businesses and build lower-cost ways to transfer SUNDAY, APRIL 15 Peninsula Rose Society Meeting.
tocurrency transactions, may come as organizations are driving his contin- money internationally, and joined the Puppy Ghostbusters Mini Session. 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Redwood City
Veterans Memorial Senior Center,
no surprise. The bitcoins Draper ued interest. event to introduce himself to those he 10 a.m. Peninsula Humane Society
1455 Madison Ave., Redwood City.
and SPCA, 1450 Rollins Road,
bought in 2014 were auctioned off “You don’t get this many opportuni- might be working with in the future. Burlingame. Cost is $50. For more Refreshments will be served. For
information call 340-7022. more information call 465-3967.
after the U.S. government seized them ties in life,” he said. “I’m not really sure what to make of
in a crackdown on Silk Road, a website As the founder of the San Francisco- it so far … there’s a lot of enthusiasm Half Off Book Sale. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
Encore Books on the Square, 2200 Teen Musical Auditions. All day.
that stockpiled the currency while sell- based startup BitWall, Nic Meliones [and] there’s a lot of smart people,” he Broadway, Redwood City. Rediscover Mustang Hall, 828 Chestnut St., San
ing illegal drugs. said the uptick in bitcoin interest has said. “I guess it can only be a good an old favorite or find a new author Carlos. Performers ages 14 to 18 are
to love at the Half-Off Sale. For more invited to audition for ‘Sister Act’
As someone who has invested in bit- proven to be a boon for his company, thing, right?” information call 299-0104. with San Carlos Children’s Theater.
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