ford cop mra my recent student was vernon davis of the san francisco 49ers. we put on productions since i have steadily been producing theatrical productions since 1993. that area we established, 533 sutter street has become a cultural icon for the city of san francisco and i currently hold a beer and wine license and i wasn't aware i could hold a general theater license because i was misinformed when i originally applied for my type 42 license about 10 years ago. i'd like to be able to provide professional concessions to my customers because we have dignitaries and cultural people from all over the world coming to the productions and i'd like to give them world class professional service that represents our fine city. >> great, thank you very much. if you can just briefly say a little about any outreach that you've done in terms of this specific application. >> yes, i am pretty well known in the neighborhood and have reached out to every neighbor on the block on both sides and have received their endorsement from the hotel rex across the street, hotel cartwr

and there was francis ford copula and a cfe and an apartment upstairs and now they have a hotel next door to us and there is more residential opening up in our neighborhood. and the next door neighbor actually, i have a good relationship with them. and the guy that runs it, and this guy mccallister and the problem is right now i don't have the air-conditioning upstairs and we have had two years of a run of hot weather and i was actually in the process of trying to fix that and put it in and i have a unit in the base sxment now i have to put a unit upstairs and so i have got the bartender says that if i am not there someone will run over and open the window and that is happening and we have the two windows on the side and because there is no one there before, the only neighbor to complain would be my wife. and that is, that is what i am, i mean literally. >> and so it sounds like it gets too hot and you open the windows and the sound leaks out. >> yeah, and i will, and sometimes the bartenders do turn the music on and it is no benefit to have it up that much any way and i told mccalli

. >> francis ford coppola? >> yes, i'm sorry. i was so intimidated by the man. the line, there was no line. i was coming behind him to choke him. there was no line whatsoever. he said, let's rehearse. i come behind him, and i suddenly say, michael corleone says hello. i have no idea why i said it. he said, cut. what did you say? i thought i was in trouble with the director. well, i think i said, michael corleone says hello. he said, good, keep it in. it was an improvised line. there is a history behind it. i didn't think it was that interesting. >> after reading a spike lee script, you said, all i'm seeing in the part you want me to play is a guy that tosses pizza in the air. >> that is exactly what i said to him. he laughed. he and i are very close. he became -- i told him, he did something very personal. when danny passed away, we were at the funeral home. i was sitting down front where my son was lying. my wife was near me, a couple of my sons. just about every actor was there in the back. i had no idea who was there. i was told later that this person kept wa

driven by coachman francis burke and foot man charles fords. >> mr. fords, mr. parker, i hope that you might enjoy the play. >> since november of 1864, four officers of the metropolitan police have been detailed to protect the president. on this night, john parker is on duty. as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs. lincoln invites her dear friend clara harris and the company of her fiance major henry reed rathbone. the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater, but during the war, he is drawn to comedy telling noah brooks that a farce or comedy is best played. a tragedy is best read at home. a last-minute meeting with lewis powell, david herold and george atzerodt has just concluded. the coordinated attack that booth outlined on april 13th is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 lewis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only

. ♪ ♪ melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business read. ford and honda having a recall. nearly 8 million vehicles are at high risk of failing. the company says it is due to higher costs of coffee beans. jpmorgan ceo says that cancer prognosis is very good. he is running around two and a half miles every day. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ melissa: tragic news out of the middle east. al qaeda releasing a video to kill luke somers. is al qaeda trying to compete with isis? a former state department official. lieutenant colonel is a fox news analyst. what do you make of this? >> i do not think al qaeda will try to outdo isis. a general approach is to get money for them. al qaeda current leader has specifically told the people not to do the kinds of brutal things that isis is out there doing. clearly, al qaeda would like to be the dominant figure out there. melissa: i know in the video they did not specify exactly what they did want, do we have any idea? isis started off just a month or two ago talking about 30 or 50,000

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> pelley: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," inside the vatican. this holiday season, we once again introduce you to pope francis through some of his closest friends, from the woman whose children he baptized and calls every birthday... >> i knew that he would phone me, but i didn't expect that he phone me so quick. >> pelley: ...to this man. you are the pope's rabbi. >> let us say so. >> pelley: rabbi abraham skorka has been a close friend of the jesuit since he was an archbishop in argentina. >> i know him very, very well that he's a revolutionary. >> pelley: we'll talk to president obama about whether this revolutionary is influencing his politics. >> buona sera. >> pelley: and we'll hear how seriously the pope takes his position as su

for doing, which is bringing warring factions, bringing people together. >> whether it is being use ford political cover. a fascinating point. coming up on the cnn special report. the attack on a pack stiny school. i want to warn you this video is hard to watch. but we believe it is very important to see. >>> a moment of horror. 132 children slaughtered in pakistan. in response to tuesday's attack, taliban militants, ambushed a school slaughtering 135 people. pakistan lifted the death penalty for terrorists. we are seeing images of the aftermath. the pakistan army allowing cameras inside the school to see barbarity of the taliban. this is hard to watch. we believe it is imprnlt to see. nic robertson is out in front. >> reporter: tumbled chairs, concrete walls torn apart by a fuselage bullets few of the children in the classrooms would dodge. evidence of the ferocity of the taliban craven attack is everywhere. floors still soaked in the blood of the innocents. this town is drenched in grief. funeral after funeral. most between 12 and 16 years old. many buried in their skoon uniforms. the

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> pelley: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," inside the vatican. this holiday season, we once again introduce you to pope francis through some of his closest friends, from the woman whose children he baptized and calls every birthday... >> i knew that he would phone me, but i didn't expect that he phone me so quick. >> pelley: ...to this man. you are the pope's rabbi. >> let us say so. >> pelley: rabbi abraham skorka has been a close friend of the jesuit since he was an archbishop in argentina. >> i know him very, very well that he's a revolutionary. >> pelley: we'll talk to president obama about whether this revolutionary is influencing his politics. >> buona sera. >> pelley: and we'll hear how seriously the pope takes his position as successor to st. peter. >> when he met one day people from jesuit school, and there was a little girl that ask him "did you want to be a pope?," and he said, "you have to be crazy to... to want to be a pope." >> safer: we're about to visit a place few people have seen firsthand... >> there's abo