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art program there. and just to the south of that art work is the shed at hudson yards which is another site that we have visited. and the shed is a performance and gallery and creative space meant to present a commission and present a wide range of performance, visual arts programs. it's philanthropically endowed and to be philanthropically sustained and they'll open this year. they have an endowment for the first three years of operating costs in place, and they're looking to build and to sustain this program. the image on the lefthand side kind of shows you the model of the building and the righthand portion of that is actually retractible so that can move back against the high rise building on the left and opening up a plaza there or can be rolled out to enclose the plaza to create a larger performance space inside of the structure. and this kind of -- at the i think of hud -- at the edge of hudson yards shows you kind of how -- you see what looks like a green belt or a sidewalk there, and that's actually the elevated level so that the rail yards and the other things are below that throughout the sit

post notly stations south of reagan national art are shutdown during the summer to shut down platforms. >>> the blue and yellow lines, pentagon city and crystal city metro stati closed next weekend for work crews stall new lighting. the work can only be de when th trains are not running. other parts of the yellow line will be on a normal schedule unti 7:00 p.m.oth days. the blue line service will stop at rosalyn. >>> a reminder about traffic changes that went into effect just this week in d.c. they're all designed to help reduce pedestrian fatalities. the fine f passing a vehicle stopped at a crosswalkdoubles. the penalty for blocking a bike lane is up to $150. bicyclists are charged $50 for riding are headphones in both ears and driving more than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit is now a felony offense. >>> there's rain to contend with today. lauryn will tell you hav long lauryn will tell you hav long tu'll he z339qz z16fz y339qy y16fy >>> welcome back. the "today show" is up next here on nbc 4. we'll get a preview right now with peter alexander. tod morning. >> good morning you

south korea. millions of noir not soon art gallery is completely gutted for now but in the end the architect signature will hardly be recognizable it may well just be an instance of the british understatement they reject. fields' berlin office is a modern complex a comfortable atmosphere for his employees so here we are in your berlin off with you've been here since one thousand nine hundred seven why we're living. very simple we won a competition for the rich restoration reconstruction of the noise museum. this was a. super complicated project both technically programatic clearly politically even socially. so it was a project which you could not do with distance i mean it was a project that we really had to be on the ground in the office began with. a small cabin on the side outside of the building so how has berlin developed architecturally things your first arrived the biggest changes i would say in recent years is the. increase of our view of the city and the fact that the rest of the world has much to the surprise of the berliners have decided that britain is a place to be and people have moved h

south. we provide 15 arts exhibition spaces that are used by some for profit, permanent tenants, and a rotating cast of exhibition users. and across the street we have 40 artist studios, all this is steeply below market at 1/3 to 1/2 of market. we run events not because we are an event venue, but because we view the importance of those events in integrating arts in the community. there had been a dirth of art event spaces as there have been for music and other live performance, again, as a result of what we know is happening with the challenges here in san francisco. we have applied for the limited live performance license not because we intend to become a performance venue, but because two reasons really. one, we have been working closely with baby station since we opened in 2016 and they asked us to apply for this. we have events that sometimes there is a question, does it require a permit or not? it's one person with a microphone making a 20-minute set of remarks. it is complicated for us and for them and said even though much of what we do may not be within the purview, it would be great to

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i'm honored to have over the past few year, activated fine arts, most recently 10 south van ness.with that, in addition to our activations, i also owned and operated over a dozen live music and entertainment venues in the city. last time in december, -- as i mentioned last time, the spirit of that building is what's very important. not necessarily the four walls. as is, 10 south van ness is not a sustainable live music venue for the long term. what is important in that space is what the developer is planning to do with it. with the 40,000 square feet, that does s going to make a huge difference on that block. the developers on this project engage with my company to activate the space with the focus on community engagement, long term placement and short term activation. crescent heights has been beyond reasonable and pleasure work with not only on the near term but as we had conversations and communications about what is going to happen in their building in the long term development project. i very much encourage staff and the planning department to have positive collaboration with

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south bay. >>> thank you, alexis. new art and poetry will be on muni buses. the art project features the work of five visual artists from the bay area. the artwork is inspired by poems written by poets. this theme is connecting our community. muni riders can find the art on 100 muni buses now through april collaborating with the nonprofit san francisco beautiful for the project. >>> coming up, for sale as is. a $1.6 million home up for sale in the bay area. the major thing it's missing. >>> a man accused of stealing a winning scratch ticket from his roommate. the surprise when the suspected thief went to cash it in. >> maybe it was a -- >> an incredible story of survival. survival. the scary sit the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than th

friday agreement as i said which is the basic documentary regulates the peace process in art and he does it as north-south cooperation on the whole a very strong level and that's not really possible but the imposition of a hard border unsupported emphasized that you know the majority of people in northern ireland voted to remain in the european union and that is a huge percentage of the population in northern ireland are irish citizens are therefore citizens they will remain so even if the united kingdom exits the e.u. and the border is not just it's not just another trade it's a matter of culture interaction of political interaction and people travel over that border every day and the people who are most impacted by this hardcore disrespect our border would be people living in the region and they are overwhelmingly against hardcore and therefore are uniformly in favor of this box which is being proposed as a insurance policy individual agreement to ensure that irrespective of what kind of breaks that deal emerges that there will be no change the status quo in terms of this invisible frictions order that

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south dakota. we have in engineering and consulting firm. we help rural telecommunication providers. we do business in about 40 states. we are out and some of the most remote arts of this country -- in some of the most remote parts of this country. we put out the fiber optics so family can have the speed to compete in a global economy. south dakota is doing well. we are certainly doing better than the rest of the country in rural connectivity. there's plenty of room for improvement as long as you have one person out of the country who doesn't have high-speed internet, you have work to do. we have hundreds of miles of fiber optic design. nationwide we do 800,000 miles a year. states.lot in 40 other >> how would you describe your political style? >> collaborative, right of center. if i was emperor, we would have a federal government with less intrusion into people's lives. we would allow state governments to be innovative. we would give them more flexibility to solve these problems. my style is not that if i don't get my weight, i will burn the whole place down. we compromise to take another step tomorrow and another step the day after that. that kind of incremen

bridge right in front of us, or behind you, joining moscone charge up north and south will become one of the most iconic light art installations. in addition, the accessible spaces would filled with art, with nature, and with breathtaking views of the skyline. this new building and the new design not only opens it from the inside, but opens it from the outside to be a better neighbor in the district. this is a major undertaking, and a great honor to be joined by several of our key project team members and city officials today i will ask you to hold your applause until i finish introducing all of them. on my far right, the public works director, mohammed new rube who oversaw the entire construction team throughout the construction. the lead architect at skidmore, owens, craig hartman who led a dynamic team of architects and design consultants and creating the look of the center. the director of convention facilities for the city and county of san francisco, who oversees everything that goes on in this building on behalf of this city. the senior director of the moscone expansion project for san francisco travel, wh

south bay. >> that's right, san jose we're looking at an art project i made here for you, cars coming underneath that winchester overcrossing. it's just past winchester northbound 280, we told you at saratoga, it's just shy of saratoga as well. that's where a crash blocks your left two lanes. folks are bunching up just after they come out of downtown and head toward the 17/880 interchange. very popular right now. you see 87 coming into downtown, 85 and 101 showing the build over the last ten minutes as well. so san jose pushing north is fine except for 280, where it's really jamming up toward saratoga, north of saratoga you are fine headed toward cupertino, santa clara and the like. we've had crashes for 84 near ruby hill and 880 south down through hayward they're all on the shoulder but enough distraction to slow folks down a little bit more and that's what's going upon for the tri valley and portions of the east bay, like hayward. east shore freeway, that's moving nicely, slower overall, from hercules toward the berkeley curve and a couple of spots with debris, 680 for example just off 242, bu

. >>> moving to the south bay, teachers at santa clara university are fight to go unionize. adjuncts and lecturers protested outside the center for performing arts. they say denying a vote on unionizing is denying freelance workers, mostly women, a voice for improved wages and working conditions. governor gavin newsom has endorsed the campaign in a statement he said i humbly ask that the university honor the faculty's request to hold a neutral party in house vote on unionization. >>> from coast to coast, an annual day of action for women and their supporters. tens of thousands gathered at the civic center plaza in san francisco for the women's march and then they made their way to the embarcadero, and the clouds didn't just flock to the city, supporters were heard loud and proud throughout the bay area, in san jose. 18,000 marchers united at city hall. the march was followed by a rally at arena green east. that rally highlighted elected women leaders and featured an all female lineup of speakers including state treasurer. in oakland women's right supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater. and made their way to the call to action ally.

fine art was a conservative place and the bauhaus school was eventually forced to move relocated to death south which proved a far better if it does out seem to be the best option as there were plenty of opportunities for the school to flourish their. politics and industry had vested interests in the bauhaus moving to death are so common at the time in the region was similar to silicon valley today if you will. invest out the school joined forces with a number of industrial partners inspired by series production the bauhaus began exploring synergies between arts and technology. in total bauhaus partner here and with thousands of firms to work on various projects both large and small there were very close ties between the school and industry lots of people commissioned the bow hauser's to design fittings for their homes to design brochures for their companies but of course there were plenty of raised eyebrows too and eventually they had to move on once again by to have seen against the backdrop of the great depression the liberal bauhaus school came under increasing pressure. in one thousand nin

art and design. >> on this sunday evening we have rainfalling across much of the region. some areas have don pours especially along the peninsula and south bay. right down to the street level in the south bay. pops of yellow and orange. moving through san jose. that's heavier rain. we'll track this to the south and east. likely around 6:29 p.m. around 6:41. and downpours on the peninsula. san mateo, belmont. along 101 and 280. you have heavy showers currently. along with the rain is also chilly out there. numbers in our coldest spot are already falling in to the 40s and getting help be cooler air moving in. thanks to gusty wind. look at the winds 31 in oakland. 35 in san carlos. 36 the current wind gust in hayward. a wet and windy evening. we expect the winds to continue for the next several hours. it is for that fact a wind advisory in effect for the bay shoreline. this lasting until tomorrow morning. we could see gusts frequently close to 45 miles per hour. so there's the possibility of we could see sper rattic trees come down. on the storm impact scale it's not a long duration storm. unfortunately. a quick moving system. a level 1. le

art of the steal. kim has been legitimized by the meeting with president trump. we are divided from our closest allies, southkorea and we have gotten very little if nothing in return. it is good that they stop testing. their program has continued to move forward. they have not removed a single nuclear weapon. there is just a lot of hard work to be done and making grand declarations as opposed to doing the hard work of seeing if we can actually negotiate something is what is missing. >> david's piece points out the timeframe here and this approach to north korea is different than with iran because you are dealing with a regime that has somewhere between 20 and 60 nuclear weapons. but the pushback as you know from the state department where you used to be deputy secretary of state now is rhetoric matters and tone matters. and the escalation has been tampered and the rhetoric has been way toned down. isn't that some progress? >> it is. it's much better that the rhetoric is down. tone does matter. at the end of the day, substance matters more. here is the challenge. if we really want to get serious about this, w

but as an art scene reports from london one unexpected community is still firmly behind. this part of south london is home to people from all over the world afghans sell fruits and vegetables to eastern europeans and africans who rub along perfectly happily with british people who have lived here for generations you might assume this multicultural pockets of the capital is entirely against a brick say it's often portrayed as a defense of white's britain but not so for this nigerian restaurant there is a quiet satisfaction at the prospect of the u.k. cutting its ties with europe and starting to pay more attention to its historical friends in the commonwealth diff they struggle for the right to stay in the u.k. while you citizens don't and they think it isn't fair so most of them leave before because we see bridges in rights to live in united kingdom after just a day when ten men naturalized in mad nationality to which is a lot of money well people come from europe to come to the country to this day this is them they don't need to go to india not so now to them because their countries part of