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BOZEMAN, Mont. A Montana Republican business-
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talk to Jared Kushner about his tigators would be Kushners own meet- with assaulting a reporter on the eve of
Russian contacts, they wont have to ings with Russians, given that such the election, a victory that may temper
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he stands ready to talk to federal inves- FBI director Robert Mueller. Thursday for attacking a reporter who had
tigators as well as Congress about his The White House in March con- asked about the GOP health care bill.
contacts and his role in Donald firmed that Kushner and Michael Last night, I made a mistake. I took
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congressional committees are looking White House Senior Advisor Jared Russian ambassador to the United Gianfortes single-digit win paled to
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Three claim CCS track and field titles; bakers dozen qualify for state
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF REPORT Schools Jake Lange was eighth with a time enth with a throw of 113-2. with a 24.73.
of 9:29.13 and Carlmonts Justin Hsu fin- Burlingame pole vaulter Jimmy Escobar Isi Mapa, the PAL shot put champion,
The Serra 4x400 relay team completely ished ninth in a time of 9:37.83. also finished second to qualify for state. He jumped up from his No. 6 qualifying spot to
reversed its fortune at the Central Coast Fitzpatrick also had a strong showing in reached a height of 14-6, four inches off the finish runner-up with a mammoth throw and
Section track and field championships the 400, giving Serra a third state qualifier, winning mark of 15-0, set by Los Gatos new personal record of 52-3. He had only
Friday night at Gilroy High School. as the junior finished third in a time of Thomas Johnstone. cracked the 50-foot mark at the PAL champi-
The Padre quartet went from worst to first 49.97. Andy Buchanan of Milpitas took the Terra Novas Brett Daughtry finished onships. Mapa came into the finals in the
to win the CCS 400 relay championship. title with a time of 49.29. Mak came agoniz- eighth with a height of 13 feet. sixth qualifying spot with a toss of 50-10.
The team of Brendon Carbullido, Tyler Mak, ingly close to qualifying for state, but fell Menlo-Athertons Terran Matthews- St. Ignatius Jaedon Roberts captured the
Anthony Ovalle and Scott Fitzpatrick came short, finishing fourth in a time of 50.29. El Murphy, who was the No. 2 qualifier in the title with a throw of 52-10.
into the finals as the eighth-place qualifier Caminos Alex Abbas finished eighth in a boys discus, finished the finals in second Elijah Folau, who was the leading qualifier
with a time of 3:27.55. But in the finals, time of 52.19. place with a throw of 157-4, more than 12 after the trials with a throw of 53 feet, could
they ran a blistering 3:20.66 to easily out- A pair of Peninsula athletes also qualified feet behind winner Tarab Ansaris toss of not put it together Friday night and managed
distance second-place Los Altos, which fin- for the state meet in the girls shot put. Notre 169-10. a best of only 49-1, good for eighth. He fin-
ished with a time of 3:21.50. Dame-Belmonts Krissy Smoot, who was the Matthews-Murphys teammate, sopho- ished just ahead of teammate Josaiah
Serra high jumpers, Parker McDonald and No. 2 qualifier, finished in second. She set more Noah Ngalu, just missed on making the Tafilele, who had a 47-9.
Sai Patel, comfortably qualified for the another new personal record, improving on trip to the state meet, finishing in fourth Mills Christian Sael fouled on all three of
Central Coast Section high jump finals by her 40-2 effort in the prelims with a throw of place with a throw of 151-9. Third-place fin- his attempts.
being two of seven jumpers to jump 6 feet, 1 40-5.25 in the finals. Mountain Views isher Taivon Payne of Santa Teresa grabbed Carlmonts Ryan Wilson finished third in
inch in the trials last week. Sinai Fatafehi took the title with a toss of the last spot with a toss of 154-4. Mills the 800 with a time of 1:52.92. It was a bat-
Friday, the two sophomores qualified for 41-4. Sinone Langi was 12th with a 113-7. tle for the top three spots, with Bellarmines
the state championships, by going 1-2 atop Joining Smoot at the state meet will be Mills Sarah Gayer had an impressive run Alex Scale adding the 800 title to his 1,600
the standings. McDonald claimed the CCS Mills Taina Livai, who finished third with a in the 3,200, qualifying for the state meet title. He finished the 800 in a time of
title, improving his preliminary mark by throw of 39-4. Mercy-Burlingames Teme after a second-place finish in a time of 1:52.34.
four inches, finishing with a CCS-best 6-7. Fanguna was seventh with a 37-1.5, while 10:38.79. She had qualified seventh with a Sacred Heart Preps Graham MacFarquhar
Parker added an eighth-place finish in the the Ikahihifo sisters, Nane and Mele, fin- time of 11:26.36. was eighth in a time of 1:57.31.
triple jump as well, with a leap of 43-4. ished 10th and 12th, respectively. Nane Pacific Colleges Alex Stout pulled away Other athletes who participated in Friday
Patel finished second with a jump of 6-3. Ikahihifo had a mark of 35-9.5, while Mele to take the title in a time of 10:38.79. nights finals included: Aragons Emma
He and third-place finisher Dylan Bouzigues Ikahihifos best was 35-2.5. Gayer and Stout were head and shoulders Madgic (ninth, 1,600, 5:12.31) and David
both cleared the 6-3 mark, with Patel earning Smoot wasnt as fortunate in the discus, better than the rest of the field, as the third- Praeger (sixth, 200, 22.93); M-As Luke
the second spot by doing so in fewer jumps. which was won by Miranda Zinola of place finisher came in with a time of Scandlyn (11th, 1,600, 4:35.27) and Tate
Menlo Schools Robert Miranda captured Homestead, who posted a distance of 127- 10:50.03. Tussing (eighth, long jump, 20-6.5); Serras
the 3,200 championship with a time of 10. Smoot, who came into the event as the Jenna Lange, a Nueva School sophomore, Brendon Carbullido (sixth, long jump, 21-
9:10.26, easily beating the second-place No. 2 qualifier, faded to ninth with a throw of was eighth in a time of 11:18.19. 3.5); Capuchinos Marli Bonney (eighth,
finisher, who came in with a 9:11.78. 107-3, well off her qualifying mark. The PAL had yet another state qualifier 100, 12.58); Menlo Schools Kyra Pretre
Miranda ran a 9:49.35 during the trials. Fanguna, on the other hand, rose up and with Menlo-Athertons Maggie Hall taking (fourth, 800, 2:15.02); Sequoias Sam
Crystal Springs Nicholas Medearis fin- grabbed third place to advance to state with a second in the 200 with a time of 24.95. Pedley (sixth, 300 hurdles, 40.85) and Ryan
ished sixth with a time of 9:21.22, Nueva distance of 125-6. Nane Ilahihifo was sev- Branhams Maya Cook was the champion Reed (seventh, 200, 23.14).
Sports brief
Always Dreaming, Kentucky
Derby winner, to skip Belmont Stakes
NEW YORK Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming will
skip the Belmont Stakes next month after finishing eighth in the
Preakness.
Trainer Todd Pletcher says the 3-year-old colt will be pointed
toward either the $600,000 Jim Dandy at Saratoga on July 29 or
the $1 million Haskell Invitational at Monmouth on July 30,
according to the Daily Racing Form.
Trainer Chad Brown says he will wait until after the Memorial
Day weekend to announce where Preakness winner Cloud
Computing will run next. However, it appears unlikely he will
run in the Belmont.
The Belmont field is limited to 16 starters. Besides Classic
Empire, other horses expected to run are Conquest Mo Money,
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Lee, Meantime, Multiple, Patch, Senior Investment, Tapwrit,
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expenses and Wallace-Dothan signed to keep the JUCO World Series there Tritons titans
(Alabama), whose coach is former big through the 2035 season.
league catcher Mackey Sasser; Chipola Puckett had an incredible performance in
Continued from page 11 (Florida); McLennan (Texas); Wabash How to get there 1982, going 11 for 16 for a .688 batting
Valley (Illinois); Crowder (Missouri); and average that is tied with three others for the
Teams qualify for the JUCO World Series
Southern Nevada, making its first appear- JUCO World Series record . He wasnt the
Similar to its NCAA Division I counter- by advancing from regional tournaments
ance since Harpers squad. only notable player on that Triton team,
part in Omaha, Nebraska, the JUCO World and district championships. There are 10
Congrats and good luck to the CSN districts geographically spread around the though, with future All-Star Lance Johnson
Series is fully embraced by Grand Junction,
Coyotes baseball team on getting back to country. Teams from Texas have won it 20 and second-round draft pick Larry Jackson
a city of about 60,000 located nearly 250
Grand Junction! Harper wrote on Twitter times, while Arizona-based teams are sec- roaming the Trojans outfield.
miles west-southwest of Denver. The week-
earlier this week. Get you a title boys???? ond with 13. One team from New York has
long celebration of baseball has been in the
(hash)Yotes (hash)JCWS.
leadoff spot for a few generations of resi-
Here are a few things to know about the
won the title: Nassau Community College Frankly fantastic
dents, fans, players and coaches alike. in 1966.
JUCO World Series, past and present: Howard College (Texas) won the 1991
The quest to get to Grand Junction is the
lifeblood of junior college baseball, for- Harpers heave championship behind Frank Rodriguez, a
mer San Jacinto College-North (Texas) Journey to Junction The talented slugger was just 17 when he shortstop and right-handed pitcher who
coach and current Rice skipper Wayne This year marks the 60th anniversary of helped lead Southern Nevada to the series. won the Dick Howser Trophy as college
Graham said in JUCOs Journey, written the first world series, which was played in The Washington Nationals outfielder was a baseballs top player that year. He hit .333
by Patti Arnold with Richard Rosenblatt. Miami, Oklahoma, with Cameron State catcher back then and he even caught his in Grand Junction and struck out 17 in the
This years 10-team field begins play College (Oklahoma) defeating Northeastern brother, Bryan, in a win. Harper, who hit title-game win over Manatee (Florida).
Saturday in the double-elimination tourna- Oklahoma A&M 9-6. After rain kept atten- .462 with two homers and nine RBIs in the
ment and includes five-time champion San dance low, the NJCAA Division I tourna- series, was ejected in the Coyotes fourth King George
Jacinto, last years runner-up which holds ment moved to Grand Junction on a trial run game for arguing a called third strike with an
the tournament record for titles and is in the for one year with the caveat that Mesa umpire. He was suspended two games and Pima College (Arizona) infielder George
JUCO World Series for the 22nd time; two- College, the local team, automatically qual- Southern Nevada was eliminated with a loss Arias holds the record with three grand
time winner Cowley College (Kansas); ify to draw fans. Mesa College, now in its next game. Harper had to watch his slams in 1992, including two in a 17-5 win
first-time participants Dyersburg State Division II Colorado Mesa University, teams season end on a computer from his over Wallace State College (Alabama). He
(Tennessee), Florence-Darlington Tech never won, but the tournament was so well- hotel room. It wasnt all bad news for him, drove in 17 runs in that series, one off the
(South Carolina) which launched a received one year turned into three. Several though; he was the No. 1 pick in the draft a all-time mark set by Greg Geren of
GoFundMe page to help pay for travel renewals later, a 25-year contract was few weeks later. Cleveland State in 1980.
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Seven people who threatened
NCAA ref after Kentucky loss IDd
OMAHA, Neb. Seven people who threatened basket-
ball referee John Higgins after an NCAA Tournament game
in March have been identified. Information on them will be
referred to authorities in their jurisdictions and to the FBIs
Omaha field office, a Nebraska prosecutor said Friday.
Sarpy County Attorney Lee Polikov said the identities
were ascertained after a lengthy investigation following
Kentuckys 75-73 loss to North Carolina in the South
Region final in Memphis, Tennessee, on March 26.
Polikov did not release the names.
Kentucky coach John Calipari criticized the officiating
during his postgame news conference. Higgins, of Omaha,
saw his La Vista-based roofing company inundated with
harassing emails, phone calls and voice mails, including
death threats against Higgins and his family.
Based on the investigations findings, our office has
determined that no local charges will be filed and that pur-
suit of any criminal charges would be best served by defer-
ring to authorities in the appropriate jurisdictions,
Polikov said in a statement to the Associated Press. Polikov
said at least two media outlets were identified as promoting
and posting a video montage that exposed Higgins contact
information.
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CCS
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ing out six a year ago. Gonzalez pitched a
five-hit shutout in a 2-0 win over Notre
Dame-Belmont in Wednesdays semifinal
Serra dropped a 3-0 decision in March and
then were on the short side of a 5-4, nine-
inning contest in late April. UCLA freshman throws 232
game. Gonzalez is 21-1 on the season, with Serra is looking for its first CCS title pitches, gets 4-hour softball win
an ERA in the low twos. Offensively, the since 2009, while Valley Christian last won LOS ANGELES UCLA pitcher Rachel
four league champs, Metheany said. At Spirits are batting .366 as a team and are led it in 2012.
the same time, weve been up and down. Garcia went the distance, and it was a really
by senior Spencer Hyosaka, who is batting long road to the finish.
Right now, were in an up cycle. Theyre
feeling good about themselves. I think the
.423 with 27 RBIs, 11 doubles, three triples Division II championship game Garcia threw 232 pitches in 11 innings
and three home runs. for the complete-game win in the Bruins 8-
kids have learned they shouldnt be If youre looking for any kind of pattern, No. 8 Burlingame (14-12-1) vs.
scared of anybody. But you have to [per- 7 victory against Mississippi in the opener
Hillsdale beat Notre Dame-Belmont 4-3 ear- No. 11 Menlo School (18-10-1) of the NCAA softball super regionals.
form] on that (championship) day. That lier this season in a non-league game. 1 p.m. San Joses Municipal Stadium
two-hour window. Garcia struck out 12 and walked five
Notre Dame-Salinas has been great for The Panthers had to win two of their final Thursday night at Easton Stadium. The red-
Counting this season, Hillsdale (19-11) 25 years. They get the best of the best three PAL Bay Division games to secure a tie shirt freshman also homered in the second
has made five straight semifinals appear- (players in its county), Metheany said. for fourth place with Sequoia in the stand- inning and hit a two-out single in the 10th,
ances and seven of the last nine. Yet these But I dont care who it (is youre facing). I ings, thus earning one of the divisions five beginning a two-run rally.
talented teams could never quite get over the know how hard it is to win that last game. automatic playoff berths. Her previous high pitch count was 129.
hump. You gotta hope the ball bounces your
But the 2017 squad, one that features just The Knights, the defending Division II Her opponent was no slouch, either.
way. CCS champs, won the PAL Ocean Division Kaitlin Lee threw 191 pitches for the Rebels
two seniors in first baseman Gabby Mataele
title by two games over Half Moon Bay. The (43-19).
and outfielder/pitcher Karinna Chong, is BASEBALL Knights were just 6-7-1 outside of division
the team that finally found the right combi-
play, but won the Ocean crown with a 9-3
nation of skill and good fortune to finally
advance to the CCS Division II champi-
onship game.
I have to give credit to the kids. [The
Open Division championship
No. 15 Serra (17-13) vs.
No. 13 Valley Christian (21-11-1)
mark. Counting the three CCS games,
Menlo is riding a four-game winning streak.
In three CCS games, Burlingame has
ESPN
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coaching staff has] let them evolve, 7 p.m. San Joses Municipal Stadium allowed just four runs. The Panthers beat
Metheany said. [Saturday] we have to play These two teams were at the complete No. 9 King City 8-1 in the first round before
knocking off top-seeded Sacred Heart I have been a coach for nearly the last 30
well. Defensively, weve been playing real opposite ends of the spectrum by the end of years, Kelly said. Working in television will
good and (starting pitcher Kealani Kaufusi) the season. Valley Christian wobbled out of Cathedral 3-1 in the quarterfinals. They then
slipped past Live Oak in the semifinals, 3- allow me to see the game from a different per-
has been spot on. We gotta hit the ball and the gate to start the year, before finishing spective, but I didnt take the job with the inten-
put pressure on them (Notre Dame-Salinas) with a flourish, winning 11 of its final 13 2.
tion it will lead to something specific. I love
to make plays. games. Menlo has also been stingy in allowing
the game of football and working with good,
Kaufusi lost her last four regular-season Serra, on the other hand, stumbled down opponents to score in the postseason, hav-
smart people; ESPN presents an opportunity to
starts, but is 3-0 in CCS, having allowing the stretch, losing eight of its final nine ing allowing just six runs. The Knights beat
combine those two things.
just three runs in 19 innings of work. games. a pair of PAL rivals in the first two rounds
No. 6 El Camino 10-3 in the first round Kelly will fill an opening left by Butch
In addition to being the teams starting None of that matters now, however, as
and slipping past No. 14 Half Moon Bay 2- Davis, who became head coach at Florida
pitcher, Kaufusi is also the teams best hit- both ran the table in Open Division play to
1 in the quarters. They earned their second International.
ter. Her .461 batting average helped the make it to the finals. The Warriors beat
Knights hit over .300 as a team. Bella fourth-seeded Willow Glen 10-3 in the first straight trip to the Division II title game Kelly was considered one of the most innova-
Zalba, who leads the team with 27 runs driv- round and outlasted No. 5 Santa Cruz 1-0 in with a 7-2 win over No. 7 St. Francis- tive coaches in college football. His up-tempo
en in this season, snapped out of a late-sea- the quarterfinals. They punched their ticket Watsonville in the semifinals. spread offenses dominated defenses and were
son funk and has broken out in the playoffs, to the championship game with another Fans could be in for a treat as Burlingame mimicked by teams all over the country.
driving in five runs over the last three close win, 3-2 over No. 16 Mitty. is expected to start Gray Goodman, who As a coach, he saw the game from a unique
games. The Padres knocked off No. 2 Carlmont, shut down SHC last week. Expected to get perspective, never afraid to take an unconven-
The Knights wont be facing an unfamil- 5-2, in the first round, followed by wins the starting nod for Menlo is University of tional approach, said Lee Fitting, ESPN senior
iar opponent in the Spirits. They will be see over No. 10 Los Gatos (7-3), a team that Virginia-bound Griff McGarry. coordinating producer. We want him to bring
many of the same faces who beat Hillsdale beat the Padres 9-1 April 29, and No. 6 Burlingame last won a CCS title in 2010, that mentality to our college football coverage
4-3 in last years semifinals, including Palma (7-2). while Menlo is the defending Division II each week, offering fans a varying viewpoint
starting pitcher Vanessa Gonzalez, who What does matter is the fact the Warriors champion. outside of the conventional thought process.
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But his PR-obsessed boss needs to embel-
lish the Baywatch brand, so he brings in a
new guy Matt Brody (Efron), a gold-
(Jon Bass), chubby and awkward, in the
young Jonah Hill role.
Now, if you never saw the TV show, a key
But darned if that quick reference to
Efrons breakout franchise doesnt make
you all nostalgic for some old-fashioned
medal Olympic swimmer who has a bit of an point of the plot though plot is definite- entertainment that didnt rely on F-bombs,
attitude problem (any resemblance to Ryan ly NOT key is that these lifeguards dont crude anatomical references, or toying with
to mean lots of raunchy language, humping a corpse. (Sorry to bring that up again, but,
gags and extended crotch shots. That last Lochte, including mouth grill, is totally just save kids in deep waters. Theyre also
intentional.) It seems that after a night of crime-solvers. So when a city councilman UGH.)
category includes a centerpiece scene in
which our two leading men, Johnson and drinking at the Olympics, Brody vomited in ends up dead in a boat fire, they figure out Or maybe just some old episodes of
Zac Efron, play around with a penis on a the pool and ruined his teams chance to win pretty fast that he was murdered. Baywatch. In one meta reference, a skep-
corpse in a morgue. Yes, thats actually what the relay. But why? Could this have anything to do tical Brody tells the squad that their crime-
they do. He may not be a team player, but he IS with villainous Victoria Leeds (Priyanka busting plans sound like a really entertain-
Lets try to wipe that image out of our ripped, and so, after Brody shows up on his Chopra), a club owner whose ambitions for ing but far-fetched TV show.
brains now, shall we? Baywatch, direct- motorcycle looking all James Dean, shirts Emerald Bay include some very sinister side That doesnt sound so bad, in retrospect.
ed by Seth Gordon, begins by establish- come off and we get our obligatory macho activities? And can the squad manage to Baywatch, a Paramount release, is rated
ing the heart and brawn of our main guy, competition, which includes lifting two solve the case and stay alive? R by the Motion Picture Association of
Mitch Buchannon, leader of the Baywatch refrigerators at once. This has nothing to It eventually gets wearisome, despite the America for language throughout, crude
squad and hometown hero. We see him do with saving people! complains Brody. best efforts of Efron and especially sexual content, and graphic nudity.
h urt l i n g i n t o t h e wat er t o s av e a Mitch grunts back: This is Baywatch! Johnson, who can enliven any scene. His Running time: 116 minutes. One and a half
kitesurfer from certain death. Running In any case, Brody joins the squad, which disdainful mocking of Efrons character is stars out of four.
along the beach, he ducks into a basket- includes sexy blonde CJ (Kelly Rohrbach, one of the more amusing themes, especially MPAA definition of R: Restricted. Under
ball game to expertly block a shot. He running slowly), ambitious Summer the nicknames he uses: Hey, One 17 requires accompanying parent or adult
passes an adoring beachgoer building an (Alexandra Daddario), Mitchs co-leader Direction. Yo, N Sync. Best of all: guardian.
always say to everyone, Hey, around the movie studios ... The audience. The peo-
JOHNSON
credited as helping to revitalize. The latest
is expected to cross $1 billion globally corner were getting evicted. Get to work! ple. Theyll dictate if theres another one,
this week. But Johnson has also proven I drive everyone crazy with that. Johnson said. I think we have a good
himself to be a summer draw on his own in Johnson, who heads up the production shot.
Continued from page 18 leading roles in the disaster pic San company Seven Bucks with his ex-wife His philosophy for what works is pretty
Andreas in 2015 and the buddy comedy Dany Garcia, may be the purest expression simple, too. Balance great action with
Alone among his generation, Dwayne Central Intelligence in 2016. This sum- of a global entertainer there is, aside from genuine humor and you will usually send
Johnson has aimed for middle of the road, mer, hes betting on Baywatch, out May Tom Cruise or Will Smith. He thinks big. the audience home not just happy, but
broad, appealing, leading man status, said 25, as a potential new franchise. He thinks globally. The audience is king. floating.
Richard Rushfield, who runs the And hes going to put in the work to make You know that cool feeling that you feel
Hollywood newsletter The Ankler. While I love being able to create big movies
or TV shows that entertain people, that sure theyre smiling. when you walk out of the theater thinking,
his peers have carved out more edgy, cool, That was the greatest movie! And youre
make them happy. I know what its like to Its that thinking that led him to the
of-the-moment profiles, Johnson has kind of floating and talking about it in the
earn a dollar. I know what its like to live Baywatch movie. Johnson was a teenag-
assiduously whittled down the rough edges car? I like that kind of thing, he said.
paycheck to paycheck and wonder how er when the show was at the height of its
of his early The Rock wrestling persona.
youre going to pay the rent. I know what popularity. He appreciated the sexiness And hell do whatever it takes to achieve
Simply, the 44-year-old superstar is an
its like to be evicted. Money doesnt fall of it, but also considered it kind of cheesy. that, even if it means 4 a.m. wake up calls,
entertainment machine and, like
out of the sky. So if youre going to pay for Then, about five years ago, he was told it promoting projects with the vigor of P.T.
Schwarzenegger before him, summer is his
your ticket, that inspires me to want to was the most successful television show of Barnum and working a 12-month shooting
main stage. Theres his pre-summer Fast
make a great movie, said Johnson, who all time an unparalleled global hit. And schedule two years in a row all while main-
and the Furious movies, which Johnson is
remembers being evicted at age 14. I that settled it. Johnson would have to don taining a personal life with his partner,
the red trunks. Lauren Hashian, and 1-year-old daughter,
The film is not the television show, or is Jasmine. Hes already filming the arcade
it trying to be. There are still red suits, and game pic Rampage and will go straight
the babes and the bodies and some of the on to Skyscraper, a hostage thriller from
same names (Johnson is Mitch his Central Intelligence director.
Buchannon, the role originated by David Suddenly, itll be December and time to
Hasselhoff), but he says their movie is fun- promote his big Christmas release
nier, raunchier, more action-packed and, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.
well, more self-aware. The cast includes What is this break thing you speak
Zac Efron, Alexandra Daddario and of, Johnson said with a chuckle. But its
Priyanka Chopra. a good time for me. Theres a lot of good
I always say, I have one boss. Not the things going around.
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nia and his miscreant hangers on (including Emory Cohen,
Topher Grace, RJ Cyler, John Magaro and Anthony Michael
Hall).
Lean and sporting a blinding white-blonde military crop,
Pitt uses everything in his arsenal to fully embody this man
whose entire existence is given worth through war. His exag-
gerated facial tics, aloof overbite and perpetually clawed
hands can come across at times a little actor-y, but effortless-
ness is not what he appears to be going for. This is not an
everyman, or someone just doing a job. He is his job. Hes
driven by what others tell him he cant do, whether its secur-
ing more troops or occupying an unwinnable area, and seeing
his stubborn arrogance up against the bureaucratic profiteers
is really something to behold.
Michod adapted War Machine from Hastings 2012 book
The Operators: The Wild & Terrifying Inside Story of
Americas War in Afghanistan. McNairy plays the Hastings
stand-in a rumpled Rolling Stone reporter named Sean
Cullen who we dont actually meet in the flesh until about
halfway through. Hell bear witness to the antics of As your local newspaper on the Peninsula it is important to be involved in the community and to support local
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Where War Machine really finds its stride, however, is in
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In the past, Michod has excelled in stripped down milieus,
like in the slow-burning The Rover, and he does not disap- April 21-23 Play at Hillsdale High School: Anthrax Factory, San Mateo Sep. 3-4 Millbrae Art and Wine Festival, Millbrae
point in executing the final tragic mission, laced with heart-
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and bleak than the over-the-top first two acts might have sug-
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All-Star and got nearly 2,000 hits in the big leagues.
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a bunch of yellow cartoon characters a long time ago that June 18-19 SummerFest San Mateo Dec 3-4 Caltrain Holiday Train throughout San Mateo County
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I get asked as much about being on The Simpsons as I June 26 Ryans Ride Burlingame
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BEGUILED STUDENT
Ring. Fanning starred in Coppolas making me tired, she said.
Somewhere as the young daughter Its not hard to see their effort
of a famous actor. Coppola thought behind The Beguiled as a kind of
Fanning, now 19, was ready for a feminist revision of male-dominated
Continued from page 18 Continued from page 18
more mature part. cinema. Theres something to that,
Coppola, the director of Lost in Since Somewhere, Sofia and I they grant, but Dunst isnt so sure. years old with my club senior team. I remember the time I
Translation and Virgin Suicides. I have been like: We have to do some- I actually think there were better got, down to the hundredths second, when I was 7 years
was like, I would never remake a thing together again. She emailed me roles longer ago, she says. They old and got my first high standard qualifying time in the
movie. about this. She said, We can make had such better roles than we do. I just 25-yard freestyle (Its 15.31 by the way). I remember the
you the bad girl, said Fanning. It watched an old Bette Davis movie the feeling of accomplishment after having a great swim and
But the film stayed in Coppolas
was my first time going without a other day and I was like, This movie knowing I deserved it.
mind, and she began thumbing
family member, like my mom. would never get made. I actually I look back and I wish I couldve visited more countries
through the A Painted Devil, the
1966 Thomas Cullinan novel the film I trust Sofia, said Dunst. Sofia think were lacking. There were so and had time to develop a passion for volunteering for a
was based on. She wanted to flip the could give me that menu over there many better roles in the 40s. certain cause, but then I think if I would have traded those
point of view. and if she said she was making it into Katharine Hepburns career. The experiences for the ones I got from swimming and its
That was part of the fun, thinking: a movie, Id say yes. Not a question. Apartment. Harold and Maude. always a no. Theres always going to be opportunity
God, how would I do this movie, The films lead roles are played by When can a movie get financed with costs from the decisions one makes, but there are always
said Coppola. The first thing I Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell, but an older woman whos going to com- gains as well. However, its always better when the
thought was Kirsten could be the Fanning and, in particular, Dunst, mit suicide? opportunity outweighs the costs. I was lucky in that I
teacher, Elle could be the naughty stu- make for some of the films most res- Coppola plans to let audiences chose a path that benefited me more than costing me.
dent. Theyre like my favorite actress- onant moments. In a morning inter- compare her version of The I paid the cost with spending so much of my time swim-
es and I wanted to see them together. view in Cannes, the three soul Beguiled to its predecessor and make ming, but I earned something far greater than what I paid.
Dunst has been a longtime Coppola sisters as they described themselves their own decision. She and Quentin Swimming taught me how to be dedicated, self-motivated
regular, having starred in Virgin spent most of the time laughing Tarantino will later this summer host and resilient. I wouldnt trade those qualities, the friends
Suicides, Marie Antoinette and with each other. At the end, Dunst a double feature at Los Angeles New Ive made and the experiences I hold for anything.
even had a cameo in The Bling stretched. Im laughing so much its Beverly Cinema.
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the five-level development will mark a
change in scenery for a major city thor-
oughfare bordered by many one-story store-
out of business, I cant afford it anymore,
she said.
Hannah also expressed concern that the
city would manage downtowns changing
look, where she has lived for close to five
years. She said she was previously a resi-
fronts. new developments would exacerbate the dent of Burlingame, where she saw unique,
Savay acknowledged the temporary limited availability of downtown parking, locally-owned retail stores disappear over
Since late 2011, when San Carlos last crunch on downtown parking caused by adding her customers have complained the years, and said she hoped the same trend
adopted comprehensive updates to its zon- ongoing construction projects, and said the about how difficult it has been to move pur- wouldnt be true for San Carlos. Chan also
ing ordinance, the city has seen an uptick city is looking ahead to ensure its develop- chases from her store to their car when they acknowledged the need for new develop-
in development applications, many of ment standards account for the citys are parked far away. ments to meet the areas housing needs, and
which entailed tearing down older homes expected growth as well as the character and Longtime resident Connie Walikonis said she was looking for balance between
and replacing them with larger structures. feel of the city. expressed frustration with the limited park- new building styles and preserving down-
In recent years, residents alerted coun- Right now, San Carlos is going through ing at the city library and local stores in towns character.
cilmembers to their concerns about the an unprecedented period of development, recent years, noting that there are times of My preference is to really be very delib-
effect of larger scale buildings and transi- he said. Were sort of in the middle of the day when there is no parking available erate about the change and balance benefits
tions between residential and mixed-use growing pains right now. at Trader Joes at 1482 El Camino Real. She to local residents as well as the need for
buildings in the citys core and residential As city staff shared examples of the size was concerned allowing larger buildings in development, she said.
neighborhoods. In response to the and shape of buildings allowed on Laurel the city would only make San Carlos streets Savay emphasized the importance of res-
increased volume of feedback from resi- Street between San Carlos and Arroyo more congested. idents speaking up about what they value
dents, councilmembers last year asked city avenues, residents and one business owner I feel like theres enough of everything most about San Carlos as the city considers
staff to review the citys regulations on weighed in on the current development in San Carlos, she said. how it can reshape its policies to preserve
building size in these areas and fold in standards, which allow heights as high as Walikonis husband Jeff Walikonis said the character of the downtown and accom-
input gathered from public outreach meet- four stories as long as the builder gets a he was drawn to San Carlos because it felt modate new buildings.
ings that began in January. conditional use permit and provides the like the small town where he grew up in What do you think is appropriate for our
Among the developments expected to add required parking for the type of develop- Montana. historic core area in our downtown? he
to the citys growth is the Wheeler Plaza ment proposed for the site. Were a suburban town going for an asked. What feels good to you? And what
development expected to make 109 for-sale For Susan Hannah, owner of the urban look, he said, adding that he won- do you think you are willing to accept?
condominiums, 10,000 square feet of retail ergonomics store Arranged 4 Comfort at dered if taller buildings and increased densi- Savay said the area south of Arroyo
space and a 252-space parking structure 790 Laurel St., the prospect of multi-story ty coming to the city fit with what other Avenue, which is largely residential, would
available by the end of 2019. Largely buildings on Laurel Street signaled rising residents expected when they decided to be the next one planners hope to review
bounded by Walnut Street, San Carlos rents that could put her out of business. live there. with residents.
CLIMATE
with President Xi Jinping. And he abandoned U.S. troops at a nearby air base. Unlike mit reiterating their support for the Paris
his criticism of Saudi Arabias human rights many of the leaders, he does not plan a news accord, even if the United States was not
record following his warm welcome in the conference, meaning hell end his trip with- included.
desert kingdom this week. out a formal question-and-answer session The White Houses slow decision-making
Continued from page 1 On Friday, G-7 leaders appeared to take a with journalists that could have included on the issue led to the European leaders per-
page out of the playbook other countries queries about the investigation back home suasion campaign. Multiple White House
The presidents new apparent openness to have followed, emphasizing Americas unri- into contacts between Russia and his elec- meetings on the matter were delayed in recent
staying in the landmark Paris climate pact valed influence on the world stage. Cohn told tion campaign. weeks, and Trump advisers ultimately said he
came amid a determined pressure campaign reporters that Trump was struck by how The G-7 marked Trumps final stop on a would not make a decision until after he
by European leaders. During Fridays gather- important it is for the United States to show grueling nine-day trip through the Middle returns to Washington this weekend.
ing of the Group of 7 wealthy democracies leadership and how even in massive interna- East and Europe. While the president was In fact, discussions over the climate deal
as well as at earlier stops on Trumps first tional agreements, theres a big gap when warmly received in Saudi Arabia and Israel, have sown divisions within the White
international trip leaders have implored you take the biggest economy out. his reception in Europe was been more tepid House, splitting the nationalists and the
him to stick with the 2015 accord aimed at White House National Security Adviser given his campaign criticisms of NATO and globalists including Cohn who are
reducing carbon emissions and slowing H.R. McMaster quickly jumped in to assert the European Union, the continents most competing for influence within Trumps
potentially disastrous global warming. that Trump would make his decisions based powerful institutions. administration. One potential compromise
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the on whats best for the American people, In Brussels on Thursday, Trump excoriated thats emerged involves staying in the cli-
G-7 leaders put forward very many argu- hewing to the America First policy that fellow NATO leaders whose countries dont mate accord but adjusting the U.S. emissions
ments for the U.S. sticking with the agree- energized the presidents supporters during meet the military alliances financial goals. targets.
ment. And by Friday evening, White House last years election campaign. The president also raised eyebrows with his Even before arriving in the picturesque
economic adviser Gary Cohn said Trumps Nearly 200 countries are part of the Paris comment in a private meeting that Germans Sicilian coastal town of Taormina for the G-7
views were indeed evolving. accord, and each sets its own emissions tar- are bad for having a large trade surplus with summit, Trump was facing pressure on Paris
He feels much more knowledgeable on the gets, which are not legally binding. The U.S. the U.S. during his trip.
topic today, Cohn said. He came here to has pledged to reduce its annual greenhouse The gap between Trump and other G-7 lead- French President Emmanuel Macron spoke
learn, he came here to get smarter. gas emissions in 2025 by 26 to 28 percent ers on climate underscored his isolation from with him at length about the climate deal dur-
While those comments were remarkable below 2005 levels, which would be a reduc- Europe on some major issues. The other G-7 ing a meeting Thursday in Brussels. The
given Trumps fierce criticism of the Paris tion of about 1.6 billion tons of annual nations Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Vatican secretary of state, Pietro Parolin,
deal as a candidate, they were also in keeping emissions. Canada and Japan were weighing whether made his own pro-Paris pitch to Trump and
with his emerging pattern as president. A The Trump administration has argued that to issue a statement at the close of the sum- his advisers.
novice in international affairs, Trump has the U.S. standards are tougher than those set
been surprisingly candid about the impact by China, India and others, and therefore
his conversations with world leaders have
had in shaping his views on numerous
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Molina said he would one day work between students and teachers are inte-
as a paramedic and his classmate Rubi
Mendez, who said she also would like
to work in a medical field, agreed she
gral to the success of the academy.
We have the teachers really focus-
ing on what each student needs, he
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Continued from page 1 SATURDAY, MAY 27 Gallery runs through June 30. For
felt the program was valuable training. said. San Bruno American Legion Post more information visit portolaart-
I feel like this is good experience, Students in the academy must apply 409 All-You-Can-Eat Monthly gallery.com.
gloves, emergency water and a purifi- she said. and get accepted as freshman, then fol- Breakfast. 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. 757
cation system, a blanket, a rain pon- San Mateo Ave., San Bruno. $10 for Pride Centers Grand Opening. 4
Students received their kits Monday, low the program from their sophomore adults and $6 for children 12 and p.m. to 7 p.m. San Mateo County
cho, bandages and a variety of other May 22, stuffed with supplies offered through senior year, before eventually under. Breakfasts are on the last Pride Center, 1021 S. El Camino Real,
goods potentially useful to prepare for by The Home Depot, Target, Safeway, receiving a graduation tassel recogniz-
Saturday of the month. San Mateo. The event will include an
open house, ribbon cutting ceremo-
a crisis. Orchard Supply Hardware, Redwood ing their interest in working as a first Cat Adoption Fair. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ny, speakers, musical performers, art
The bags and supplies were provided Foster City Library, 1000 E. Hillsdale and refreshments. For more informa-
City 2020 as well as private donors responder. Students are also encour- Blvd., Foster City. Foster parents will tion email lowellyn.sunga@star-
following students completing a teen and more. aged to complete 20 hours of commu- be available to answer question vista.org.
Community Emergency Response Teacher Greg Schmid coordinated nity service over their time in the pro- about cats and their care. Meet and
pet the cats. For more information Jason Anick and Jason Yeager:
Team training which taught them prop- much of the fundraising for the effort, gram. call 574-4842. United. 7:30 p.m. 1189 Laurel St.,
er ways to put out fires, evaluate and and said he was thankful for the Molina said he hopes the academy San Carlos. Violinist/mandolinist
treat injuries, perform search-and-res- Family Trivia. 1 p.m. South San Jason Anick and pianist Jason Yeager
donors contribution. and program receive more recognition Francisco Library. For more informa- celebrate their new recording
cue missions and other activities. I was impressed at the level of inter- in coming years, because he feels he tion email valle@plsinfo.org. United with a CD release concert.
$15. For more information visit
The training aligns with the acade- est from some of the local businesses has received valuable lessons which Fantastic Beasts and Where to savannajazz.com.
mys mission combining a variety of around here, he said. will continue to serve him on his Find Them movie screening. 2 p.m.
disciplines such as science, English, career path. South San Francisco Library. For Movies on the Square. 8:45 p.m.
Molina and Mendez said they were more information email valle@plsin- 2200 Broadway, Redwood City.
social studies and career tech to prep thankful both for their teachers lead- The objective of this program fo.org. Come every Thursday through Aug.
students for pursuing a health care ership in the initiative, and the guid- needs to be known because you never 31 for movie screenings such as
Asian Pacific American Heritage Hidden Figures, La La Land and
career. The academy offers class sizes ance offered during their path through know what can happen, he said. Month Film Screening: The Fantastic Beasts. For more informa-
of 25 students, real world experiences, the academy. Mendez shared a similar perspective American Dream. 2:30 p.m. South tion call 780-7311.
exposure to professional mentors and San Francisco Library. For more infor-
Molina said he especially enjoyed on the value of the training, as well as mation email valle@plsinfo.org. FRIDAY, JUNE 2
more. the small academy class sizes, as he is the emergency kits. San Mateo County Veterans Open
SUNDAY, MAY 28 House and Resource Event. 10 a.m.
Christian Molina, an 11th-grade San able to get more individual attention It prepares you for life, she said. Akina Yura Piano Recital. 3 p.m. to 3 p.m. American Legion Post 105,
Carlos resident, said he deeply appre- from teachers. Schmid said the academy and pro- Good Shepherd Episcopal Church 651 El Camino Real, Redwood City.
ciated both the training as well as the Parish Hall, 1300 Fifth Ave., Belmont. Free lunch to the first 200 in atten-
Mendez echoed a similar sentiment. gram are useful for students, even if Free. Donation suggested. The pro- dance. Opportunity to connect with
kits. In a small class I feel like I can they ultimately elect to not pursue a gram will feature works by Chopin, agencies dedicated to serving veter-
make a better connection with the career in health care. De Falla, Shishido, Ifkube and ans. For more information go
It was definitely an experience to Neimann. The concert is open to the hsa.smcgov.org/veterans.
show how important this program is, teacher, she said. This is a great way to give kids public. For more information visit
he said. Schmid agreed close connections these skills, he said. www.GoodShepherdBelmont.org. Free First Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
San Mateo County History Museum,
Poetry Action Movement. 4 p.m. to 2200 Broadway, Redwood City.
6 p.m. 965 Brewster Ave., Redwood Come for docent-led tours and pro-
GROWTH
include adequate parking to accommo- loss of a community center by arson City. Enjoy an afternoon of spoken grams about robots for preschool
date the anticipated influx of people fire. word. For more information contact children. For more information call
driving to the jobs, homes, stores and monicartist@aol.com. 299-0104.
While planning to rebuild the center,
trains at the site. officials are also calculating the eco- Bayer Ballets Dance Celebration. Author Event: Charmaine Craig. 6
Continued from page 1 6 p.m. Woodside High School p.m. Books Inc., 1375 Burlingame
In preparation for more cars heading nomic feasibility of establishing a Ave., Burlingame. Craig will share her
Performing Arts Center, 199
to an already congested area, officials temporary ice rink during the winter Churchill Road, Woodside. new novel Miss Burma, a portrait of
of retail spaces. said Caltrans is planning to build months which some councilmembers Comprised of diverse pieces from how modern Burma came to be and
While no decision was made at the improvements such as blinking cross- believe could replace a portion of the both classical and neoclassical bal- a story of the ordinary people swept
let. For more information and to buy up in the struggle for self-determi-
meeting, Muzzi has urged officials to ings at unmonitored crossways recreational amenities lost in the tickets visit http://www.brownpa- nation and freedom. For more infor-
push the project ahead, as plans were designed to make the area near El blaze. pertickets.com/event/2920013. mation call 685-4911.
submitted more than one year ago fol- Camino Real safer for pedestrians. The proposal has drawn the ire of Next Phase Tribute to The Isley Music on the Square. 6 p.m. to 8
lowing approval of a plan loosening Brothers and R&B Show. 7:30 p.m. p.m. 2200 Broadway, Redwood City.
Police bureau Chief Roger Copeland some residents who believe the initia- Come every Friday through Sept. 1
building regulations in the 116-acre 863 Main St., Redwood City. Tickets
said an additional officer recently hired tive is not a wise use of public funds, range from $16 to $28. For more for performances by bands such as
site surrounding the rail station. information contact nattylock- Pop Rocks, Neon Velvet, Lara Price
to enforce traffic infractions will also to which Councilman Wayne Lee
Papan, however, lauded officials dred@aol.com. and Pride and Joy. For more informa-
be a valuable asset in preserving com- defended the further exploration. tion call 780-7311.
working diligently to assure the proj- MONDAY, MAY 29
ect, and a neighboring development munity safety. I dont think its a waste of money SATURDAY, JUNE 3
Bayer Ballets Dance Celebration.
proposed on BART property, serve the But according to some residents, to bring recreation to the city, he 6 p.m. Woodside High School Grassroots Advocacy and Sk ill
more attention should be paid to mon- said. Performing Arts Center, 199 Building Workshop with Brian
communitys best interest. Churchill Road, Woodside. Rawson. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
It is premature to say we are taking itoring drivers in Millbrae, especially Mayor Reuben Holober, who has Comprised of diverse pieces from Burlingame Recreation Center, 850
those who are abusing residential been critical of the proposal, ques- both classical and neoclassical bal- Burlingame Ave., Burlingame.
too long, she said. let. For more information and to buy Presented by the Citizens
Assistant City Attorney Michael neighborhood speed and parking regu- tioned the impact reopening tickets visit http://www.brownpa- Environmental Council of
lations. Bridgepointe Ice Rink in San Mateo pertickets.com/event/2920013. Burlingame. Workshop will teach
Conneran said officials are still locked participants to use tools and tech-
in negotiations with the builders but Some residents encouraged Copeland this fall may have on all other sur- TUESDAY, MAY 30 niques to advocate for the issue of
said he expects a development agree- to beef up parking surveillance near rounding skating centers. Kiwanis Speaker: Morris Chubb. their choice. Reservation deadline is
Noon. 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park. May 22. Cost: $15; scholarships avail-
ment should be reached soon. their homes, and he invited them to be Councilwoman Anne Oliva though Morris will speak about his experi- able. For more information email
We are getting closer to the end of more proactive in filing complaints said she believed the issue should be ence rebuilding the lives of home- info@cecburlingame.org.
with his department. examined more thoroughly before any- less individuals one shower and
the line, he said of work leading to laundry load at a time. For more Raptor Power: A Celebration of
officials deliberating on the merits of While much of the conversation dur- one comes to a conclusion on its information call 322-2405. the Dinosaurs That Survived. 10
merit. a.m. to 3 p.m. CuriOdyssey, 1651
the projects. ing the meeting surrounded issues WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo. See
Should they be built, some residents potentially presented by future To be worried about the cost is pre- Using LinkedIn. 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. birds in action and learn more about
called to assure the developments growth, the final dealt with last years mature, she said. 350 Twin Dolphin Drive, Redwood them. Free for members or included
Shores. Learn how a recruiter uses with price of admission. For more
LinkedIn to find candidates. For information email marketing@curi-
more information visit odyssey.org.
phase2careers.org.
Strik ing Up Gold Mountain:
Immigration Rights Workshop. 6 Storytelling and Music. 11 a.m. 701
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. South San Francisco Laurel St., Menlo Park. Storyteller BZ
Library. For more information email Smith and musician Peg Reza bring
valle@plsinfo.org. the history of Californias Gold Rush
to life in story and song. For more
Adult Crafts: Succulent information call 330-2501.
Terrariums. 6 p.m. Millbrae Library, 1
Library Ave., Millbrae. For more infor- The Song Speaks by the
mation call 697-7607 ext. 236. Peninsula Girls Chorus. 3 p.m.
Aragon Performing Arts Center, 900
Curing Health Care: Practice Help Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo.
for an Ailing Nation. 6:30 p.m. to For more information or tickets visit
7:30 p.m. 1095 Cloud Ave., Menlo peninsulagirlschorus.org.
Park. For more information call 854-
5897. Ragazzi Continuo Presents: The
Great American Songbook. 7:30
Groovy Judy. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. p.m. 1985 Louis Road, Palo Alto.
1120 Merrill St., Menlo Park. All ages Ragazzi Continuo, the a cappella
and free. group composed of adult alumni of
the Bay Areas Ragazzi Boys Chorus,
Cheech Marin: From Cheech and presents The Great American
Chong to Now. 7:30 p.m. San Mateo Songbook, a sampling of defining
Performing Arts Center, 600 N. songs that have shaped the musical
Delaware St., San Mateo. Two come- landscape of the United States. For
dy icons take the stage. Cheech more information contact 342-8785.
Marin, one-half of the comedy duo
Cheech & Chong and star in the Life is a Cabaret by the
granddaddy of stoner movies, Up in Masterworks Chorale. 8 p.m.
Smoke shares a side-splitting Congregational Church of San
evening with Bay Area comedy leg- Mateo, 225 Tilton Ave., San Mateo.
end Will Durst. For more information For more information or tickets visit
visit http://www.brownpapertick- masterworks.org.
ets.com/event/outreach/2872378.
Redwood City Symphony. 8 p.m.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1 Canada College Main Theater, 4200
Free Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic Farm Hill Blvd., Redwood City. Tickets
with the Peninsula Humane cost anywhere from $10 to $30 and
Society. 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. The Shops at can be purchased at
Tanforan, 1150 El Camino Real, San RedwoodSymphony.org. Children
Bruno. For mor information call 340- under 18 and accompanied by an
7022 ext. 387. adult are admitted free. For more
information visit
Portola Art Gallery Presents Jan RedwoodSymphony.org.
Priscos Painting the Beauty of
Filoli. 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 75
Arbor Road, Menlo Park. Featuring For more events visit
pastel paintings by Jan Prisco. smdailyjournal.com, click Calendar.
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