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- It's been ten months since Tony Robbins bought those nuns a new soup kitchen space in the Mission, in an inspirational story befitting of an inspirational speaker. He came out in support of them at Thursday's Planning Commission meeting along with pal Marc Benioff, and the nuns prevailed in their effort to move from a building on Turk Street where they can't afford to stay, despite a bunch of pushback from neighbors and a developer next door, who don't want riff-raff so close. [Examiner]
- Hold the iPhone: As rumored many times before, Apple is planning to build a significant new business in original television shows and movies. [Wall Street Journal]
- Lily Robotics, creators of a much-hyped flying camera drone, is going out of business amid legal pressure to refund some $34 million in sales back to its customers and they face a suit from the San Francisco District Attorney. [CNet]
- Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt and a pair of San Francisco tech investors visited Trump Tower in New York this week. [Business Times]
- The El Rey on Ocean Avenue, foreclosed upon last year and under threat of demolition, could soon be landmarked. [Socketsite]
- Basically no Supervisors want Homeless Navigation Centers in their districts, including new District 8 Supe Jeff Sheehy. [Chronicle]
- An RV burst into flames this afternoon on 101 near SFO. [CBS 5]
- The Vallejo PD is still seeking suspects in a deadly pawn shop shooting that happened in December. [ABC 7]
