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we have just established a partnership with the getty foundation, where we will help to preserve historic places designed by black architects, the modernist style to ensure that these places are celebrate it, but most importantly, that the design contribution of black architects is known and and value in american society. and i think that's so important because don't realize how few black there are in the. my cousin is an architect and i think just recently there are 500 license black women architects in the country, just 500 black women. right. the numbers for black african-american architects is not that much bigger. so we're talking about small number of people. but the imprint design wise is huge. it's. yeah. and we we we pay attention to some of the more noted architects, but we tend to ignore because some of them did some great. you know office buildings. but then they are also doing, you know, houses developments, communities and so these areas that are getting gentrified are being, you know, raised for other properties. you're losing that design esthetic, that history. so that's a

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we've just established a partnership with the getty foundation will help to preserve historic places, designed by black architects in the modernist style to ensure these places are celebrated. but most importantly the divine contribution is known and valued in americanoc society. >> i think that is so important. people don't realize how few black architects there are in the country. my cousin is an architect. i think just recently there are 500 licensed black women architects in the country. just 500 black women. the numbers for black african-american architect is not that muchng bigger. we are trying but a smaller number of people we pay attention to some of the more noted architects but we tend to ignore because some of them did some great office buildings. they're also using houses, development, communities previous series getting k gentrified are being raised for other properties. you're losing that design, that history that's up so incredible. >> that is why i love birmingham. if anyone gets the chance to auteur. so you all know birmingham is a beloved in my heart. it has one of

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. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash. we've eels the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by common themes. they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see and it's high lines and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on ju

much to her and her life that you've probably never heard until tonight or legendary tv partner bill gettyr. let's get after it tonight on newsnation. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed right here. you can find more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. kyla tell you this. i'm so glad that the weather on saturday night just like you called it. yeah. weird out perfectly for the firework. i happens. one of the nicest night we've had to ring in the new year. the past 2 years have been such. yeah, it's always tough in the bay with the clouds, but we really did pretty well. unfortunately, i don't have such good news for this week. just, you know, wish that i did. you can see we've got a gray skies out there as we take a live look from the east bay and we've got rain that is falling around the bay right now. it's light rain to that is some good news. we're not expecting extreme totals tonight. >> about a quarter inch more of rain expected to fall. but as we get into next week or i'm sorry, wednesday are we're going to are flood alert. a flood watch. i think it's just some change

. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash reveals the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by common themes. they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see and it's high lines and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on just t

and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contactn 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash reveals the blurred lines between music, activism and pop culture connected by common scenes. >> they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see. and it's highlighting and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says own sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rolls of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on just the regular person. that's t

. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash reveals the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by common themes. they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the rule that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see and it's high lines and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on just t

i've only learne getti d from failurelear and particularly from humiliation.ow,ailure the midterm elections werethe i like a grave disappointment, tothink, to every normal person . >> m but they were particularly painful to me because i got them so completely wrong. olike i've never gotten anything wrong or in my life, likein my peopleli are getting poorer.unts the country is getting more chaotic in a normal system. the party in aotic. charge of decidinge pa what we do next wouldrt be punished. >> they'rechge of deci not eveng to make your life better, likee. they're not even pretending to castrate your children. okay, have some inflation.chil how about a wadrr thaten we have nothing to do with ? yeah, we want more of that. >> yeah, a lot more .ere is so, like there's no way a party that pretends the you know, that that is going to make your life better. it's like not even it's notdebae even up for debate. so it's like they're going to be destroyed because they're not even trying and then they win. >> and my mind was blown. we actually don't know what the futu

live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the gettyire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash. we've eels the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by common scenes. they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see and it's high lines and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be avail

george washington's getty division of the ninth corps said they were next up. they were setting their time against the setting sun. at least one ampere officer said, i wish i could kick that thing down. that was the difference between life and death. the sun did not set in time. they were committed. the first brigade that went forward would led by colonel rush hawkins. hawkins men bogged down making their way through swamps, mud bogs, a spraying, and unfinished railroad bed. before they popped up right in front of the confederate storm law. arguably, they were the closest one to the stonewall. because they came at dark. while there was a sliver of light, long shadows had covered them. the confederates were completely unaware of their presence until they launched forward with a cheer. the confederate fire directly into their faces. the confederates didn't see them, but also, the federalist and see them. a lot of the union forces, like chamberlain's 20th main, fired everyone in front of them including rush hawkins men. rush hawkins was sliced up. in a cross fire

getty do sector at the moment. getty do you have any pets ? do you have you have any pets?at i have and i have an eight year old patient freeze called florence. she's an rspca rescue. so yeah, but i hear that a lot of people are ditching things like reptiles as well . it's not just like the well. it's not just like the nice little things that you've described, people ditching reptiles of other reptiles and all sorts of other things bought. is things that they've bought. is that true ? yeah, we are seeing that true? yeah, we are seeing an abandonment across a range of different species. so as you mentioned , are seeing people mentioned, are seeing people that are being affected by, for example, an increase in prices which is impacting upon their ability for animals. which is impacting upon their ability for animals . you know, ability for animals. you know, like you described , geckos, like you described, geckos, lizards, those types of animals that do not need to have heating special lights. we've also very sadly heard story by of a gentleman who had to make a choice betwee

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd the san francisco music hall of fame is a living breathing world that's all encompassing about music. [music playing] it tries to do everything to create a music theme. music themes don't really exist anymore. it is $7, the tour is two floors, (inaudible) so, each one of these frames that you see here, you can-you are and look into the story of that act, band, entertainment and their contributions to music. affordability is what we are all about. creative support. we are dedicated to the working musician. we are also dedicated to breaking some big big acts. we like to make the stories around here. ultimately legends. 2023.) >> okay. [off mic.] >> welcome. >> madam city clerk, call the roll. >> yes mr. president

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in on this discussion 2 two years in planning and architecture before joining planning worked and getty institution in la and the consolidation of construction documents for initiatives prior to the getting i did not kelly was a preservation project manager she lead the projects that is great. and after proifrd dedicated to the rehab of the conservation historic building and sites including the angel immigration island and received her undergraduate from berkley and architectural conservation from the university of pennsylvania and welcome to the commission. >> thank you for your service. >> and good afternoon president tanner and kelly any bio is not nearly as imperative but i am looking forward want to give a lead-in before kelly and giving context for today so, you know, one of my roles to oversee the enforcement sometimes making tough decisions with the legislative item before you today but prior to the pandemic we used to come to the commission roughly every two years with a general update and often with with the new commissioners for the enforcement and what the trends are and wha