it tells the stories of black pullman railroad, porter's pullman porters started working on board trainhe civil war serving passengers, they would eventually help shape a black middle class. it honors people that are no longer here. um that it it speaks to the history of african american endeavors. bravery agency. we're telling history in its in its fashion with its archival, you know materials, which were 35 millimeter slides, which he turned into a digital format. so we have history meeting contemporary technology. the audio and light show opens to the public this friday, february. wealth and runs through the 28 organizer say this is the 30th. year of the light show. well ready or not, here comes a little more rain for us in the bay area. of course, that is a good thing because we are still running behind on our rain totals for the season, so it's good things were gonna get some, and it's gonna be beneficial rate as well. doesn't look they were to get too much too quickly. let's start up. covid where we are tonight, though, temperatures out it happened a low forties but everywhere acr

and that's called the pullman and. when that happens you're hearing becomes the most of the damage and it is looking at me and there is no medicine that can get your hearing back. or study the spot of the ball getting in front of the ring in the words loud to cities leads to hearing loss equivalent to a person 10 to 20 years old other studies have also linked noise pollution stress depression and cardiovascular problems but the problem won't be dramedy on this focused brick and conscious efforts on me. nor is about 2 years could be one solution there is a growing market in india for soundproofing to consumation solutions but the problem also needs to be addressed at a more fundamental that we have to reduce the outside noise and the baby can reduce it is by 1st of all making sure that vehicles are meeting the standards in fact people have to make sure that they can. get the noise levels are really high we will have to start putting noise values to residential and other critical areas so i think there is construction re

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stanford's up and down basketball season took a decided downturn today and pullman, washington, the cardinal down to toe washington state and a second overtime. jaden delaire gets creative around the hoop and ties the game with 22 seconds left. they went to a third overtime still tied and seventies. section stanford did not score in the third, ot noelle williams drives and hits a little runner. stanford had no answer for williams all day as he went for 40 points. washington state outscores stanford nine. nothing in the third, ot and wins 85 76 stanford now 10 and seven in conference play 14 and nine overall for now, anyway, the dominant singles player and women's tennis is naomi osaka. soccer and the finals in the australian open against jennifer brady of the u. s was sock in the near coordinates of winter here in the second set after taking the first set 64. now it's osaka in the far corner championship point. brady is along with her return is osaka wins the second set 63. this is osaka's fourth grand slam title, and she's won all four times who's made it to the finals. she's the first woma

black panthers but the history of world war ii and what came before world war ii and the history of pullmanters. all of that is woven into the fabric of oakland's history. >> the history that's in that room isn't taught in the schools, and specific lip the black history of oakland, the black history, the black culture. why is it so important to let people know that that is there because in other words, you just might not get it? >> well, you might not get it, but what we try to do as a public library in all of our departments of the public library is to maintain contact with public school teachers, private school teachers, and let them know what resources we have to supplement what the students are getting in the classrooms. >> have you seen more people come in, especially what we've dealt with within the past year what it comes to race in america? have you seen more people coming in, reaching for that knowledge? >> there was something about last year, the murder of george floyd, the murder of breonna taylor, the pandemic, all of these crises, and our response to them has been -- as a socie

it tells the stories of black pullman railroad porters who started working on board train shortly after civil war is serving passengers they would eventually help shape a black middle class. that honors people that are no longer here. um that it speaks to the history of african american endeavors, bravery agency. we're telling history in its in its fashion with this archival, you know materials which were 35 millimeter slides, which he turned into a digital format. so we have history meeting contemporary technology. the audio and light show opens to the public on friday and runs through the end of the month. the dallas mavericks are facing backlash after choosing not to play the national anthem before games. casey stengel reports the team walked that decision back yesterday. covid mavericks reversed course wednesday night and played the national anthem for the first time all season. the move coming after owner mark cuban confirmed the team had not been playing the song before games the nba getting involved, saying all teams would play the anthem in keeping with quote longstanding league

who is perfectly willing to send out the military largely to break a strike of railroad workers and pullman employees in chicago even of the cost of violence. he sends the troops arguably. he's attorney general sends the troops arguing that is to keep peace in chicago up till then there hadn't been any violence in chicago when the troops come that there that that all at once the violence begins to break out and it doesn't look like it's like it's the strikers the committed the violence. and the other thing from that presidency i find very troubling that's also a case of the law being used shall we say in creative ways? is when a man called jacob coxy decides to march a march of the jobless to washington. they don't want to hand out. they don't want welfare. they think the government should create a kind of a jobs program to help them, you know work and and earn money to get through the depression. the president won't even see jacob coxy. he won't see the delegation. the congress won't meet for them. but the police and the capital arrests jacob coxi, and they throw him in jail for walking on

the man walk down the street and did whatever he could and ultimately became a pullman porter on theaveled all the world and became a marine one of the first black marines and my dad always told us the following. you get out of likely put into it you cannot control the outcome but you are 100% in control of the effort and before you complain about what other people did too go to the nearest and dearest and asked what could i have done to change the outcome and my dad always told the system i howard you work sooner n or later things will happen to you and how you respondd will tell your mother n me if we raise demand. my own father i said this they want to give you something for nothing. when you try to get something for nothing you almost always end up getting nothing for something. thank you very much for the time. i appreciate it. >> mr. elder thank you so very much for your presentation today. mr. howard or you present? >> i am. >> did you hear my production? >> i didgr congresswoman. >> i think i will give my introduction to you. thank you for your long-standing commitment and i