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Trump eyes White House overhaul, outside lawyers and PR team
By Jill Colvin the investigations in a separate communi-
and Ken Thomas cations operation, said Jack Quinn, who
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS served as White House counsel for President
Bill Clinton.
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump During the Monica Lewinsky investiga-
is considering overhauling his White House tion, the Clinton White House brought on a
staff and bringing back top campaign dedicated group of lawyers and a created a
strategists, frustrated by what he views as separate media operation to handle investi-
his teams inability to contain the burgeon- gation-related inquiries so they didnt com-
ing crisis involving alleged Russian med- pletely subsume the presidents agenda.
dling in the 2016 election. Trump, according to one person familiar
Expanding teams of lawyers and experi- with his thinking, believed he was facing
enced public relations hands are being more of a communications problem than a
recruited to deal with the drumbeat of new legal one, despite the intensifying
revelations about Moscows interference inquiries. The person, like others, spoke on
and possible improper dealings with the condition of anonymity in order to discuss
Trump campaign and associates. The disclo- private conversations.
sures dogged the president during his first As he mulls changes, Trump has enter-
trip abroad since taking office and threaten tained bringing his former campaign man-
to overwhelm and stall the agenda for his ager, Corey Lewandowski, and former
young administration. deputy campaign manager, David Bossie,
As he mulls outside reinforcements to his formally back into the fold. Both
operation, Trump returned late Saturday Lewandowski and Bossie discussed the
from his nine-day journey to a White House prospect with the president before his trip,
seemingly in crisis mode, with a barrage of according to one person told of the conver-
reports hitting close to the Oval Office and sations.
involving Jared Kushner, his son-in-law REUTERS
Lewandowskis return would be a particu-
and influential adviser. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrive aboard Air Force One at the end larly notable development, given the fact
A rally planned Thursday in Iowa was of his first international trip as president. that he was fired by Trump after clashing
postponed due to an unforeseen change in with staff and Trumps adult children.
Trumps schedule. details! secret communications with Moscow during Nonetheless, Lewandowski has the trust of
After maintaining a limited social media Trump also said that many of the leaks the presidential transition. the president an advantage that many of
presence throughout his trip, Trump on coming out of the White House are fabricat- While overseas, Trumps longtime Trumps aides lack.
Sunday unleashed a furious flurry of tweets, ed lies. He added that it is very possible lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, joined a still-form- Trump called his maiden trip abroad a
lashing out at what he called the fake that those sources dont exist but are made ing legal team to help the president shoul- home run, but while the White House had
news media. He focused heavily on leaks up by fake news writers. der the intensifying investigations into hoped it would serve as a reset, attention on
both those coming out of the White Even when authorized, however, top offi- Russian interference in the election and his the Russia probe has only increased.
House and an intelligence leak blamed on cials in the Trump White House frequently associates potential involvement. More Recently appointed special counsel
Americans about this weeks deadly bomb- request anonymity to brief reporters on attorneys with deep experience in Robert Mueller, a former FBI director, is
ing at a concert in England. background, meaning their names will not Washington investigations are expected to starting off an investigation with a broad
On the bombing investigation Trump be disclosed. be added, along with crisis communication mandate that will allow him to probe both
said: British Prime Minister May was very The latest reports in the Russia matter experts, to help the White House in the the possible Russian influence and whether
angry that the info the U.K. gave to U.S. said Kushner spoke with Russias ambassa- weeks ahead. Trump attempted to obstruct the investiga-
about Manchester was leaked. Gave me full dor to the United States about setting up They need to quarantine this stuff and put tion by firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Newly insured worry over gains San Mateo-based Sares Reg i s Gro up
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as vice presidents in its Commercial
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trol, and her insurance covered about the past few years. The law also aims to
$70,000 in prescription drugs to treat hep- improve health by getting the poor and
Dawn Erin went nearly 20 years without atitis C. newly insured back into regular care and
health insurance before the Affordable Care I dont want to go back to the old way of away from sporadic clinic visits or expen-
Act, bouncing between free clinics for fre- doing things, worrying if Im going to have sive options such as emergency rooms.
quent and painful bladder infections. the money to get my bladder infection treat- Republican efforts to replace the law are
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Menlo repeats
Knights down
Burlingame in
1st ever all-PAL
CCS title game TERRY BERNAL/DAILY JOURNAL
Hillsdale junior Bridget Nasir, right, is tagged out attempting to steal third
By Terry Bernal
by Notre Dame-Salinas junior Rachel Reimal in the Central Coast Section
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF
Division II softball finals Saturday at PAL Stadium.
SAN JOSE When it was all said
and done, Menlo Schools repeat as
Central Coast Section Division II
Hillsdale falls short
champions could have been an
afterthought. But Knights first-year
manager Sean Riley made certain
in bid for CCS crown
his team celebrated the programs By Terry Bernal bat of junior Ashleigh Wong, leading
seventh all-time CCS title. DAILY JOURNAL STAFF the top-seed Spirits (25-6) to their
The No. 11-seeded Menlo 16th all-time CCS crown.
Knights (19-10-1 overall) swept SAN JOSE With just two sen- We were all sad that we lost but
through the CCS bracket allowing iors graduating from this years overall we were proud because we
just six runs through four games, Hillsdale softball team, the Lady played well at the end of the
backed by the senior arms of Griff Knights beheld to a rousing senti- game, Hillsdale sophomore
McGarry and Chandler Yu. It was ment following Saturdays 4-2 Kealani Kaufusi said. And we
McGarry who shined Saturday at loss to powerhouse Notre Dame- have next year.
Municipal Stadium in a 1-0 win Salinas in the Central Coast Kaufusi pitched splendidly
over No. 8 Burlingame (14-13-1) Section Division II championship through the opening four innings,
in the first all-Peninsula Athletic game at PAL Stadium. locking up with Gonzalez for a
League championship game in Well get em next year. scoreless tie heading into the
CCS history. Still, the No. 3-seed Knights (19- fifth. But Notre Dame broke
McGarry worked 6 2/3 innings 12) nearly pulled off a miracle come- through in the bottom of the fifth
of shutout baseball to earn the back this year. Trailing 4-0 in the when junior Alexia Torculas
win, retiring 13 of the last 14 bat- seventh, Hillsdale rallied for two runs mashed a booming solo home run
ters he faced before being pulled and got the potential winning run to to get on the board. The Spirits
due to reaching the 110-pitch TERRY BERNAL/DAILY JOURNAL the plate. But Notre Dame starting rallied in the sixth to push three
Menlo pitcher Justin Nam, left, and catcher Ben Somorjai celebrate after pitcher Vanessa Gonzalez battled to
See MENLO, Page 14 the final out in the Central Coast Section Division II baseball championship. induce a game-winning fly out off the See CCS SB, Page 16
Giants 7, Braves 1
Sato streaks to historic Indy victory
Giants drub Braves By Jenna Fryer
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
two traded the
lead in the clos-
second consecutive win in The
Greatest Spectacle in Racing. An
By Gideon Rubin Cueto (5-4) ing laps. Andretti driver has now won the
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bounced back INDIANAPOLIS At the end of I know Helio 500 three times in the last four
from his rough- 500 miles around Indianapolis is always going years, and five times overall dating
SAN FRANCISCO The blis- est stretch as a Motor Speedway, it was a former to charge, Sato to 2005 with the late Dan Wheldon.
ters on Johnny Cuetos middle and Giant. He was 0- Formula One driver who took the said. But hes Last year, it was with rookie
index fingers that limited his 3 with a 4.33 checkered flag. just such a gen- Alexander Rossi. This time it is
effectiveness in his last few starts ERA in his pre- He even drove for Andretti tleman and such with Sato, who joined the team
havent yet completely healed. vious four starts. Autosport. Takuma Sato a fair player. just this season and had largely
But the two-time All-Star is Theyre not It just wasnt Fernando Alonso. The Andretti been overlooked at Indianapolis
learning to pitch with them. Johnny Cueto bothering me Takuma Sato became the first family has struggled for decades to Motor Speedway. The Andretti
Cueto threw six strong innings like they were Japanese winner of the win this race, but as a car owner, camp expanded to six cars for the
and Brandon Crawford drove in before, Cueto said through a Indianapolis 500 on Sunday when Michael Andretti certainly knows 500 to add Alonso, a two-time F1
three runs as the Giants defeated he denied Helio Castroneves a the way to victory lane.
the Atlanta Braves 7-1 Sunday. See GIANTS, Page 13 record-tying fourth victory as the Satos victory gave Andretti a See INDY, Page 16
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GIANTS
Posey was 0 for 2 with two walks. He has-
nt struck out in 55 consecutive plate
appearances.
The Giants scored the games first run
Judge slams Yankees past As
By Mike Fitzpatrick
Continued from page 11 when Nunez came around from third when a
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yankees 9, As 5
knuckleball glanced off catcher Kurt Suzuki
glove in the bottom of the first. The play in front of The Judges Chambers cheering
translator. Im just getting used to it but I NEW YORK Just a area installed by the Yankees for the 6-foot-
was ruled a passed ball. Asked if he had any
have to continue pitching until they get bet- little bit farther and 7 rookie at the start of this 4-2 homestand.
empathy for the plight of his counterpart,
ter. Aaron Judges grand slam Khris Davis hit his 15th home run for the
Posey said Yes, no question. Its not fun to
The Giants won their third straight home hit, it doesnt look fun to catch, either. would have landed right As, who committed two more costly errors
series and posted their 11th victory in 18 Hernandez made a diving catch in the gap in that mock jury box. to raise their season total to 49. They began
games overall. in left-center robbing Emilio Bonifacio of Judge sent his first the day with 10 more than any other team in
Crawfords two-run single highlighted a an extra-base hit with one out in the seventh career slam screaming Aaron Judge the majors.
four-run second against R.A. Dickey (3-4) inning. toward his own rooting If we make plays, its probably a differ-
that made it 6-0. section, and the New York Yankees took full ent story, and thats been an Achilles heel
Matt Kemp had three hits for Atlanta. But Trainers room advantage of Oaklands shoddy defense for us all year, manager Bob Melvin said.
the Braves couldnt get much going against Sunday in a 9-5 victory over the Athletics. When your defense is poor, sometimes
Cueto, who allowed one run on six hits and LHP Madison Bumgarner will start his It was pretty cool, Judge said with a
throwing program on Friday, manager Bruce mentally its tough to overcome that.
a walk. Cueto struck out eight, including smile. The fielding failures put starter Andrew
five in a row at one point. Bochy said. Bumgarner
Michael Pineda (6-2) tossed six innings Triggs (5-4) in several tough situations. He
will start out playing
He did what he needed to do to get us out, of three-hit ball to win his third straight went six innings and gave up one earned run
catch and make five
Kemp said. We had chances to score runs start and match last seasons win total. but even that could have been prevented
rehab starts. The 2014
and we didnt. I think in this series we really Aaron Hicks and Chris Carter each had an if not for a poor throw by the weak-armed
World Series MVP suf-
didnt do a good score of scoring runs. early sacrifice fly as the AL East leaders Davis in left.
fered a separated left
Dickey allowed a season-high seven runs shoulder in a dirt biking scored five unearned runs and took two of Gary Sanchez added an RBI double in the
(six earned) on six hits and five walks in six accident. The progress three in a well-pitched series. seventh that squirmed out of the glove of a
innings. is happening, Bochy Judge connected with two outs in the third diving Davis. Gardner drove in two insurance
This can be a challenging place to throw said. I think he sees for his 16th home run, tying Angels star runs with a pop-fly double in the eighth, and
because of the wind because it swirls so Madison light at the end of the Mike Trout for the major league lead. The Adam Warren retired all four batters he faced
much, Dickey said. Bumgarner tunnel. . . . Slumping drive landed in the right-field seats, not far for his first save since July 28, 2015.
Eduardo Nunez and Gorkys Hernandez each rookie INF Christian Arroyo was out of the
had two hits for the Giants. Joe Panik lineup on Sunday and his playing status
tripled to start the second-inning burst. appears uncertain. Arroyo, who turns 22 on
Cueto had two productive at-bats, bunting Tuesday, is 0 for 19 in his last five games.
a runner to second in the second inning and Ill talk to him, about what his situation
driving in a run with a sacrifice fly in the is, Bochy said. Im definitely planning on
third. giving him a couple of days off.
Its always nice to have a lead and I
thought Johnny was the sharpest hed been Up next
this year, Giants catcher Buster Posey said.
Hopefully its something he can build on. Matt Moore will face the Nationals for the
The changeup was working really well and second time in his career. He was with
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Sharp-shooting Warriors dont seem to scare King James
By Tom Withers Pushing off any talk Its probably up there, he said. I mean, fight a cold. And if you add Pop (coach
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS about the Warriors until its up there. Gregg Popovich) in there, thats five Hall of
after Sundays practice, And then, almost as if he was trying to Famers. So, its going to be very challeng-
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio Theres a four- James was asked to remind himself that hes got three champi- ing. Those guys are going to challenge me,
headed, shot-making, scoreboard-breaking assess the task at hand: onship rings and is frightful in his own theyre going to challenge our ballclub.
monster out West awaiting LeBron James beating Golden States right, James recalled other fearsome post- This is a high-powered team.
and the Cavaliers. All-Star-studded lineup season opponents San Antonio and James also took on a Celtics team loaded
The Warriors are stomach-churning scary. of Kevin Durant, Boston. with big-name talents.
James, though, cant run or hide. With Stephen Curry, Klay Ive played against four Hall of Famers Ive played against Ray (Allen), KG
eight NBA Finals appearances under his Steph Curry Thompson and as well, too, with Manu (Ginobili), Kawhi (Kevin Garnett), Paul (Pierce), (Rajon)
belt, he is ready to face a team hes called a Draymond Green. (Leonard), Tony (Parker) and Timmy D (Tim Rondo and Doc (Rivers). So, its going to be
beast. After all, he has slayed behemoths Is this the biggest challenge of his Duncan) on the same team, said James, very challenging not only on me mentally,
before. career? occasionally sniffling as he continues to but on our ballclub and on our franchise.
Im glad we got the best William Kempner hitter Nick Marincoz double to left-center to unbelievable year. It just didnt go our way
SERRA today.
Kempner faltered in the seventh inning
though, seeing the first three Padres of the
score Brigman, putting runners at second and
third with no outs. So, even had Flores fly
ball been caught, it still would have tied the
that time.
A frustrated Peterson quickly composed
himself in the dugout, then marched to the
Continued from page 11 inning reach base. With the Warriors leading game. The other point is Peterson, a natural top step of the dugout to be the closest Padre
4-2, Serra No. 9 hitter Brad Shimabuku got third baseman, has been playing out of posi- to the plate to route for Garcias last-chance
hit by a pitch, senior Patrick Caulfield legged tion in left field for most of the season. at-bat. But Medrano ended it with a strikeout,
Valley Christian starting pitcher Zach out a throwing error to put runners at the cor- Its a tough position to put him in, espe-
Zamborelli only lasted 2 2/3 innings, though throwing a fastball by the left-handed hitting
ners. Then senior Thomas McCarthy drew a cially at a field like this one, Nolan said. senior to set off the Warriors dogpile.
Serra has long proven to have the seniors walk to load the bases. But Valley Christian took the lead on the
number. Despite Zamborelli entering play Lopez took the hard-luck loss, working 5
Valley Christian first turned to young left- miscue, then added an insurance run on a short
riding a personal five-game winning streak 1/3 innings, being charged with four runs on
hander Eddie Park, but the freshman promptly pop-out to Caulfield at second base, who
and only four career losses, three of those five hits. After a one-out double by
threw a wild pitch to make it 4-3, then walked made a tumbling catch going away from the
loses all in 2016 have come at the Marinzonz knocked out Lopez in the sixth,
No. 3 hitter Cameron Barstad to re-load the infield, allowing Flores to tag up and score
hands of the Padres, who continued their suc- Garcia worked the final two-thirds of an
bases. Diatte then went to the quick hook, from third.
cess against the southpaw by rallying for two inning to escape the jam.
bringing on Medrano, a junior right-hander All that seemed destined to be an after-
runs in the top of the first.
taking the mound in a CCS game for the first thought as Peterson strode to the plate in the The heartbreaking loss snapped Serras
With runs looking to be at a premium after time in his varsity career. seventh. Peterson was part of Serras first-
Serra starting pitcher Nicolas Lopez faced the three-game winning streak through the CCS
With Serra cleanup hitter Jack Peterson inning rally. Caulfield led off the game by Open Division bracket. It was the Padres first
minimum through the first three innings, stepping to the plate, the situation was rife reaching on an error then moved to third on a
Valley Christian turned to Kempner to hold three-game winning streak under Nolan since
with the opportunity for redemption. It was double by McCarthy. An RBI infield single manager Craig Gianinno announced his res-
the two-run deficit in check. And the big, Peterson who misplayed the fly ball off the by Barstad plated Caulfield. Then Peterson
hard-throwing sophomore changed the com- ignation May 5. Prior to the CCS playoffs,
bat of Anthony Flores in the fourth that delivered a sacrifice fly to drive home Serra was mired by a 1-8 record in its nine pre-
plexion of the game in a hurry. opened the door for Valley Christians four- McCarthy, staking the Padres to an early 2-0 vious games, including a loss in the opener
The way their reliever came in just run rally. The three-base miscue was scored a lead. of the WCAL playoffs.
changed the game, Serra interim manager triple, but Peterson was camped under the But in the seventh, after Peterson fell into a
Dan Nolan said. ball, only to start dancing with it as the wind one-ball, two-strike hole, the senior took a Stuff started going our way finally,
Kempner entered in the third inning with carried it deeper during its descent. The ball big hack at a Medrano changeup, but got out Garcia said The last two weeks of league was
two outs and the bases loaded and proceeded ultimately clipped Petersons glove and on his front foot and topped a two-hopper a culmination of different things. But then
to escape the jam en route to retiring 10 of the rolled to the warning track. right back to the mound, allowing Medrano things just started clicking for us.
first 11 batters he faced. The sophomore Two points about the misplayed ball to start a tailor-made 1-2-3 double play. Serra celebrated its last CCS title in 2009.
worked 3 1/3 innings, the longest outing of though. Valley Christian had already pushed Hes the guy we want up there, Nolan The Padres have appeared in two CCS cham-
his varsity career, to earn the victory. one run across. Coleman Brigman opened the said. Baseball is a tough game. Its almost pionship games since, including a loss to St.
We know thats in him, Diatte said. So frame with a single, Park walked, and No. 3 always a game of failures. And he had such an Francis in 2013.
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followed by an RBI triple from glove it on the fly, then sprung to I thought I did (get ahold of sixth time in program history, and
INDY
show and even led 27 laps third formed this season and Alonso is He still drank from a carton of milk 2014 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay lost
most in the race but he was sent not a current title contender. to close out his experience at Indy, his Honda and so did Charlie
to the paddock when his engine Alonso did have a spectacular and didnt rule out a potential return. Kimball. Hunter-Reay led 28 laps
blew with 20 laps remaining. race and simply fell victim to his The last two weeks, I came here and was a strong contender late.
Continued from page 11 We didnt build the thing that engine late in the race. The crowd basically to prove myself, to chal- Im really happy for Honda. They
was smoking down the front gave the Spaniard a standing ova- lenge myself, Alonso said. I know worked really hard to get us here,
straight, said McLaren boss Zak tion as he climbed from his car. that I can be as quick as anyone in an said Andretti. I know how big this
champion who brought massive Brown, who engineered Alonsos I felt the noise, the engine fric- F1 car. I didnt know if I can be as news is going to be tomorrow when
European interest to the race. trip to Indianapolis. Part of the tion, I backed off and I saw the quick as anyone in an Indy car. they wake up in Japan. Its going to
Six cars never seemed to spread reason Alonso was able to skip smoke and, yeah, its a shame, The Honda teams had a clear horse- be huge. Im really happy for them,
the team too thin, and the main F1s showcase Monaco Grand Prix Alonso said. Its a very nice sur- power advantage over Chevrolet, that we were able to give them a win
issue facing Andretti Autosport was earlier Sunday for Indy is because prise to come here with big names, but things were dicey in Indy for with our Japanese driver here.
the reliability of its Honda the McLaren team and its big guys, the best in open-wheel more than a week and certainly on Added Sato about the popularity
engines. Alonso put on a thrilling Hondas have grossly underper- racing and be competitive. race day: Before Alonsos failure, of his victory in Japan: This is
going to be mega big. A lot of the
Japanese fans are following the
IndyCar Series and many, many
flew over for the Indianapolis
500. We showed the great result
today and I am very proud of it.
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Pirates sinks its What is with the hairballs?
film competition F
By Lindsey Bahr
or no reason other than the odd symmetry of
it, lets follow last weeks column (why dogs
eat weird stuff) with this: Why cats vomit so
potentially serious problem.
So ack-acking without a hair-
ball means a trip to the veteri-
often. I share my home with three cats and Ive come narian is in order.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reduce hairballs and help
to rely on Persian-style carpets for masking the
telltale stains of hairballs (although going barefoot your cats self-grooming with
LOS ANGELES It was smooth sailing to the top spot at the box before that first cup of coffee can be risky). Yep, frequent (daily if possible)
ofce for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, but the cats hurl frequently. But why? brushings and combings. This
waters were choppier for the Dwayne Johnson comedy Baywatch. The spit-covered cylindrical glob of hair mixed removes the most of those
Studio estimates on Sunday say the fth installment of the Pirates of with food which arrives after some ack-ack-acking loose hairs before your cat gets
the Caribbean franchise commandeered $62.2 million in its rst three and a spasmodic lurch or two is, technically, a tri- the chance to ingest them.
days in theaters. chobezoar. Yucky, sure, but actually the result of a Over-the-counter hairball
The Johnny Depp-starrer is projected to take in $76.6 million over the good, clean habit. As Fluffy grooms herself, special remedies, ideally with your doctors prior agree-
four-day holiday weekend. structures on her tongue (papillae) comb loose hair ment to their use, can also go a long way in pre-
It was the second-lowest domestic opening for the nearly $4 billion into the back of her throat and down her stomach. venting this hairy hurling.
franchise, but the latest lm, which cost a reported $230 million to pro- Most passes out the back end but some remains. By the way, housecats are not the only animals
duce, has massive international appeal. Its four-day global total is This collects over time into a hairball which, even- who produce hairballs. Ripleys Believe It Or Not
expected to hit $300 million. tually, gets to see the light of day. brags of a collection of more than 600, the largest
Having the majority of prots come from international receipts is not That eventually is important. One hairball coming from a cow. A tigers basketball-size hair-
worrying Walt Disney Studios. every week or so is common. However, retching ball is a recent addition. Tell Fluffy she has a long
This is a trend that weve seen play out over the course of these which does not produce a hairball, especially if way to go.
lms, said Dave Hollis, executive vice president of distribution for accompanied with symptoms like lethargy or disin-
Disney. Pirates is a huge spectacle lm of the kind that international terest in food, can mean the hairball is headed the
audiences continue to be drawn toward ... but the domestic response also wrong direction: into the digestive track where Ken White is the president of the Peninsula Humane
shows that the audience for this lm is clearly there. blockage can result, or it can indicate some other Society & SPCA.
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lion, another $74 million from the
countys Measure A sales tax for trans-
Unfortunately, funding is woefully limited with just $15 For the second year, other Caltrain crossings were also portation, the CPUC offering $10 mil-
million set aside for the states Section 190 Grade ranked high with the cities of San Bruno and South San l i o n , an d $ 8 4 mi l l i o n fro m h i g h -
Separation Program. However, Arnold noted the rankings Franciscos adjacent crossings at Scott Street and South speed rail.
could help projects be more competitive for other sources Linden Avenue clocking in at fifth on the list. San Go l dman , wh o i s wo rk i n g o n
of support. Lisa Goldman
Mateos 25th Avenue project, which also includes new Burlingames grade crossing, said the
Cities across the region are pushing for grade separa- grade separated connections at 28th and 31st avenues, Broadway project is roughly expected to cost nearly
tion projects as a way to enhance safety and improve traf- was listed as number eight. San Mateos project was $250 million and is in the preliminary environmental
fic flow in their increasingly congested streets. But cob- moved down from seventh place in the Fiscal Year 2015- as well as engineering stage. Current peak wait times
bling together support for the projects that can cost $250 16 list, but is also the furthest along with funding secured are about 5. 4 minutes, but short of making improve-
million or more is a challenge when funding is limited. and construction anticipated soon. ments, by 2040 drivers could be stuck for 24 minutes
There are a lot of areas looking for help with their Mountain Views crossing at Rengstorfff Avenue was near the crossing, according to the city.
grade separations and theres clearly not enough money listed as 10th for the second year in a row, according to Arnold noted cities typically have to initiate grade
available to pay for all of them, said Burlingame City the CPUCs list. separations in their jurisdictions, but added Caltrain
Manager Lisa Goldman. With electrification and high- Eventually, the California High-Speed Rail Authority and the San Mateo County Transportation Authority are
speed rail, if that actually happens, theres going to be will also look at priority grade separation projects invested in seeing the projects come to fruition.
even more trains going through. along Caltrains 51-mile stretch of soon-to-be electri- The TA, which allocates countywide sales tax dollars,
Burlingames Broadway intersection was listed as the fied tracks. As part of the environmental review for the has provided assistance to the three priority projects in
states second most important rail crossing to grade sep- state project, the authority will have to evaluate poten- San Mateo County, he noted.
arate and the top in Northern California. The geographi- tial impacts of bringing the bullet trains through the The CPUC ranking is extremely valuable to us,
cally-complex crossing serves as the main entry way into northern corridor. Those studies could inform whether Arnold said. Along with being able to compete for state
the city from southbound Highway 101, and was moved up it offers funds for certain grade separations. funds to move projects along, its a recognition at the
last year from number 13 on the list, she said. San Mateos project has been hailed as an example state level that the corridor is important.
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ing up. I felt excluded. I felt invisible,
he said.
Manuofetoa said he was grappling
MONDAY, MAY 29
Calendar
SATURDAY, JUNE 3
with that sense of alienation as a stu- Bayer Ballets Dance Celebration. Grassroots Advocacy and Sk ill
dent at Capuchino High School when 6 p.m. Woodside High School Building Workshop with Brian
Neighborhood Memorial Scholarship from the San Bruno the blast rocked his house, just down Performing Arts Center, 199 Rawson. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Churchill Road, Woodside. Burlingame Recreation Center, 850
Community Foundation, the organization charged with the street from the Crestmoor neigh- Comprised of diverse pieces from Burlingame Ave., Burlingame.
allocating the nearly $70 million dedicated to improve borhood. both classical and neoclassical bal- Presented by the Citizens
the citys quality of life. let. For more information and to buy Environmental Council of
Ryan Chapman He can still recall the flames he wit- tickets visit http://www.brownpa- Burlingame. Workshop will teach
Chapman will receive $20,000 over four years, paying nessed, likening the inferno scene to a pertickets.com/event/2920013. participants to use tools and tech-
toward his pursuit of an astrophysics degree which he lit gas stovetop emanating from where the street used to niques to advocate for the issue of
TUESDAY, MAY 30 their choice. Reservation deadline is
hopes to parlay into a career as a researcher or educator. In be. Kiwanis Speaker: Morris Chubb. May 22. Cost: $15; scholarships avail-
all, the foundation paid out a total of $120,000 this year I looked up and there was this big torch of fire coming Noon. 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park. able. For more information email
to high schoolers and community college students trans- Morris will speak about his experi- info@cecburlingame.org.
out of the ground, he said. ence rebuilding the lives of home-
ferring to further their higher education. Manuofetoa and most of his family less individuals one shower and Raptor Power: A Celebration of
Joining Chapman in the migration from Capuchino to laundry load at a time. For more the Dinosaurs That Survived. 10
evacuated their home and left to a near- information call 322-2405. a.m. to 3 p.m. CuriOdyssey, 1651
attend the University of California, Los Angeles is by church, where they waited for his Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo. See
Harmonie Ahuna, who also won foundation scholarship father who was racing home from work WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 birds in action and learn more about
Using LinkedIn. 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. them. Free for members or included
money. in San Jose. 350 Twin Dolphin Drive, Redwood with price of admission. For more
Ahuna will pursue a science degree which she hopes Like Chapman, Manuofetoa remem- Shores. Learn how a recruiter uses information email marketing@curi-
will further her path to eventually working as a pediatri- LinkedIn to find candidates. For odyssey.org.
bered the toll taken by the time after more information visit
cian. the explosion when relatives searched phase2careers.org. Strik ing Up Gold Mountain:
And while his father Ted escaped the harrowing experi- Storytelling and Music. 11 a.m. 701
for loved ones amidst chaos. Immigration Rights Workshop. 6 Laurel St., Menlo Park. Storyteller BZ
ence unscathed, Chapman said he expects to long cope Walter I felt like a sense of relief over p.m. to 7:30 p.m. South San Francisco Smith and musician Peg Reza bring
with memories of the blast. Library. For more information email the history of Californias Gold Rush
Manuofetoa him, said Manuofetoa, recalling the valle@plsinfo.org. to life in story and song. For more
Its astounding to think such a tragedy had such an moment when he was reunited with his information call 330-2501.
impact on our community, he said. father. Adult Crafts: Succulent
Fellow scholarship winner Walter Manuofetoa shared a Terrariums. 6 p.m. Millbrae Library, 1 The Song Speaks by the
Though he still battles occasional emotional tremors Library Ave., Millbrae. For more infor- Peninsula Girls Chorus. 3 p.m.
similar perspective. brought by unexpected shifts below his mation call 697-7607 ext. 236. Aragon Performing Arts Center, 900
That near-death experience really shifts my view that Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo.
feet, such as vibrations from a plane Curing Health Care: Practice Help For more information or tickets visit
life is so short and to take advantage of the opportunity flying too low, Manuofetoa said he for an Ailing Nation. 6:30 p.m. to peninsulagirlschorus.org.
that opened up for me and my family, said the 25-year- believes some positivity has blos- 7:30 p.m. 1095 Cloud Ave., Menlo
Park. For more information call 854- Ragazzi Continuo Presents: The
old College of San Mateo student. somed from the pain of the blast. 5897. Great American Songbook. 7:30
Manuofetoa is slated to transfer this fall to the Life is short and it is precious, so p.m. 1985 Louis Road, Palo Alto.
University of California, Santa Cruz, where he will seek Groovy Judy. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Ragazzi Continuo, the a cappella
embrace those that are close to you 1120 Merrill St., Menlo Park. All ages group composed of adult alumni of
a degree from the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies depart- while you have a chance, he said. and free. the Bay Areas Ragazzi Boys Chorus,
ment with help of the $10, 000 scholarship he received presents The Great American
Chapman shared a similar apprecia- Cheech Marin: From Cheech and Songbook, a sampling of defining
from the foundation. tion for the opportunity born from a Chong to Now. 7:30 p.m. San Mateo songs that have shaped the musical
It feels good getting support and it is good equity Harmoni Performing Arts Center, 600 N. landscape of the United States. For
Ahuna catastrophe. Delaware St., San Mateo. Two come- more information contact 342-8785.
toward my education, said Manuofetoa, who is on track Of course you never want a tragedy dy icons take the stage. Cheech
to be the first in his family to get a degree. to happen, but for some good to come out of it for the Marin, one-half of the comedy duo Life is a Cabaret by the
Looking ahead, he said he hopes to work as an educator Cheech & Chong and star in the Masterworks Chorale. 8 p.m.
future of San Bruno is an incredibly good thing, he said. granddaddy of stoner movies, Up in Congregational Church of San
helping those who need additional assistance navigating Ahuna echoed the same sentiment as well. Smoke shares a side-splitting Mateo, 225 Tilton Ave., San Mateo.
a path through a potentially unfamiliar education system. evening with Bay Area comedy leg- For more information or tickets visit
Its an honor to be able to take what has happened from end Will Durst. For more information masterworks.org.
My work in education is providing equitable access to that and turn it into something that is good for educa- visit http://www.brownpapertick-
marginalized communities, he said. tion, she said. ets.com/event/outreach/2872378. Redwood City Symphony. 8 p.m.
Canada College Main Theater, 4200
He said such a goal was inspired by the guidance he THURSDAY, JUNE 1 Farm Hill Blvd., Redwood City. Tickets
received from college mentors who helped him connect Other winners of the scholarship include Capuchino Free Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic cost anywhere from $10 to $30 and
with school and better understand the value of education with the Peninsula Humane can be purchased at
High School seniors Zachary Fucini and Madeline Society. 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. The Shops at RedwoodSymphony.org. Children
through offering lessons that resonated with his experi- Villanueva-Tovar as well as Skyline College students Tanforan, 1150 El Camino Real, San under 18 and accompanied by an
ence as a Pacific Islander. Bruno. For mor information call 340- adult are admitted free. For more
Lesley Bode, Alexandra Kennedy and Janah May Oclaman. 7022 ext. 387. information visit
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vehicular traffic, cutting residents and employees off from Portola Art Gallery Presents Jan
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Seaport Boulevard businesses and portions of the San
Francisco Bay Trail lining the citys portion of the Bay.
The only way you can cross 101 other than that is the
Priscos Painting the Beauty of
Filoli. 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 75
Arbor Road, Menlo Park. Featuring
pastel paintings by Jan Prisco.
Gallery runs through June 30. For
Holy City Zoo Reunion #2. 8:30
p.m. Angelicas, 863 Main St.,
Redwood City. Come to see comedi-
ans including Steven Pearl, Dan St.
Paul and Larry Brown perform for a
Maple Street overpass which really doesnt have any side- more information visit portolaart- fun night of comedy. For more infor-
walks or bike lanes, he said. Its not an easy thing to do. gallery.com. mation email dan@danstpaul.com.
Boulevard and Chestnut Street and Seaport Boulevard and Though easing the congestion currently clogging major Pride Centers Grand Opening. 4 SUNDAY, JUNE 4
Blomquist Street, the new path would facilitate passage city thoroughfares near the interchange at peak traffic hours p.m. to 7 p.m. San Mateo County Operation Kidsafe. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
between the east and west sides of the freeway, which has Pride Center, 1021 S. El Camino Real, 85 California Drive, Burlingame.
has been a priority for the interchange project, reducing San Mateo. The event will include an Come for a free digital fingerprint
historically been a barrier to pedestrian and bike traffic. vehicular traffic on those roads may be even more impor- open house, ribbon cutting ceremo- and photo safety program. For more
After successfully applying for a $948,000 grant from the tant as the city makes way for a new Stanford campus ny, speakers, musical performers, art information call 888-697-0962.
and refreshments. For more informa-
Metropolitan Transportation Commission to fund the path expected to bring 2,400 employees to a 48-acre parcel just tion email lowellyn.sunga@star- 2017 Posy Parade and Community
expected to cost just over $1 million, planners are more south of the interchange and the Broadway Plaza mixed-use vista.org. Day. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Posy Park, 659
Huntington Ave, San Bruno. Come
optimistic about the paths prospects. development expected to make over 500 residential units Jason Anick and Jason Yeager: for a parade patterned after the
Krupka said public outreach meetings conducted as city available on parcels north and south of Woodside Road. United. 7:30 p.m. 1189 Laurel St., Tournament of Roses Parade in
planners completed an environmental assessment of the San Carlos. Violinist/mandolinist Pasadena, dedicated to children. For
Next steps for paths project planners include working Jason Anick and pianist Jason Yeager more information call 871-9425.
interchange project yielded several requests for improved with property owners, such as Caltrans, that owns the land celebrate their new recording
bike and pedestrian access across the city. under the interchange, to find narrow sections of property United with a CD release concert. Spirit of the South Pacific Kids
$15. For more information visit Club Event. 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Hillsdale
Theres a very strong level of support for bicycle and where a path can be built, Krupka said. He expects the city savannajazz.com. Shopping Center, Macys Center
pedestrian facilities to be included in the interchange proj- to begin the design phase of the interchange project some- Court, 60 31st Ave., San Mateo. For
Movies on the Square. 8:45 p.m. more information visit hillsdale.com.
ect, he said. time this summer, which is when staff will explore oppor- 2200 Broadway, Redwood City.
Krupka said Highway 101 has been a barrier to non- tunities to begin constructing parts of the path. Come every Thursday through Aug. Museum Studio Gallery Art
31 for movie screenings such as Exhibition Fun Stuff Reinvented
Hidden Figures, La La Land and Art. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Reception.
Fantastic Beasts. For more informa- Peninsula Museum of Art, 1777
tion call 780-7311. California Drive, Free to the public.
Exhibition dates: June 1 to July 16.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2 For more information visit
San Mateo County Veterans Open www.oneofdesigns.com.
House and Resource Event. 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. American Legion Post 105, Line Dance. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. San
651 El Camino Real, Redwood City. Bruno Senior Center, 1555 Crystal
Free lunch to the first 200 in atten- Springs Road, San Bruno. Tickets are
dance. Opportunity to connect with $7. For more information call 616-
agencies dedicated to serving veter- 7150.
ans. For more information go
hsa.smcgov.org/veterans. The Song Speaks by the
Peninsula Girls Chorus. 3 p.m.
Free First Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aragon Performing Arts Center, 900
San Mateo County History Museum, Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo.
2200 Broadway, Redwood City. For more information or tickets visit
Come for docent-led tours and pro- peninsulagirlschorus.org.
grams about robots for preschool
children. For more information call Life is a Cabaret by the
299-0104. Masterworks Chorale. 4 p.m.
Congregational Church of San
Author Event: Charmaine Craig. 6 Mateo, 225 Tilton Ave., San Mateo.
p.m. Books Inc., 1375 Burlingame For more information or tickets visit
Ave., Burlingame. Craig will share her masterworks.org.
new novel Miss Burma, a portrait of
how modern Burma came to be and MONDAY, JUNE 5
a story of the ordinary people swept Mothers & Fathers Day. 10 a.m. to
up in the struggle for self-determi- 5p.m. Tamer Mickel Salon, 264
nation and freedom. For more infor- Lorton Ave., Burlingame. Free
mation call 685-4911. makeovers (haircutes, manipedis,
styling, and massages) for low
Music on the Square. 6 p.m. to 8 income/ homeless seniors. Looking
p.m. 2200 Broadway, Redwood City. for hair stylists, massage, and mani-
Come every Friday through Sept. 1 cure/pedicure. For more information
for performances by bands such as call 504-7578.
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335 Garden Equipment 620 Automobiles 645 Boats 670 Auto Service 670 Auto Parts
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