it's an arcadia historic. one of the things we try to do with, the state museum is make the accessible because it is it is all of our buildings. it's our it's the people's. and so these books are accessible. you know, you don't have to be a scholar to to to to you can pick it up, look at some pictures, read some captions and and put it back down, pick it up again. that's kind of the way i like to to things anyway. but it is is one of the most historic capitol buildings. it's all of our buildings. and and so it was an honor to to get the opportunity, sort of put some of those stories in these. plus, i just love all of the stories that these historic images tells. well, with the state museum, which you do a fabulous job at. your recognition of the capitol and interested it and knowledge. it is something that you know we all benefit from. mark let's let's get down into canada by the way we will sort of wrap this up at a certain time and we'll have it some a period of q&a. if you have a question when we get to tha

many of you all know arcadia very well. i'm sure.s a wonderful publishing company that does a lot of historic images of america, locales, just different local histories. this has been a career-long sort of passion of mine as part of my duties at the state museum. i manage the tours of our capitol building, and so i've given countless thousands, i guess, thousands of people, tours of our state capitol building. i dearly love this building and all the stories that have come out of it and the people that have that have served the state of tennessee in it. and and so it's just been a passion project for me. and then recently last year i sat down with our executive director ashley howell, and we had the opportunity to put this thing together. she gave me the green light, and we set to work on collecting 209 images of our building and y'all, there are way more than 209 images. there's probably enough for three of these books, but we selected the best ones that we could that told the widest range of stories. and they're all here in the book

arcadia garvin thomas is here now working on the 5:00 news. what's coming up? yeah.ean, just to say what a legend in this business and in this market. so, you know, our wishes go out to his family and his and his colleagues. absolututely. so working on today's 5:00 news, we sent scott budman out because we wanted to talk. he's been working on a story about ai and its impact on bay area jobs. so we had a question we want to know, is it overall a plus or a minus? well, the short answer, it turns out, is kind of both. scott talks with experts in the industry who will explain exactly why that is, and our damian trujillo catches up today with bay area musical legends los tigres del norte. they were in our telemundo 48 studio today, recording a psa encouraging people to know their rights when it comes to immigration. they're also planning a big concert this weekend. we'll have all those details coming up at five. a concert that is likely to sell out for sure. garvin, thank you so much. all right. still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey.

. >> the message from tim spurrier, the head of barnhart school in arcadia, inviting jeff to bring students and teachers to their campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> there's going to be a lot of families looking for preschool and kindergarten. and so we have a place. >> storytelling is something we do all the time. >> 140 students from pasadena high point academy also welcomed to their temporary classrooms at barnhart. their school, one of the few structures still standing in their area but closed due to smoke damage. >> seeing them with their teachers and connecting just makes me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension to the barnhart community who have welcomed us. >> hopefully we could get in our house soon and i'm just super glad it is still there. >> students and families from all three schools have been impacted or displaced by the eaton fire. for barnhart students, tess and abby, having new friends is exciting and being back to school is a welcome return to normalcy. >> being back at school is nice because i can all see

the head of a middle school in arcadia offered a helping hand, inviting geoff to bring students and teachersr campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> i was over there in a in a flash, and it has turned out to be a real godsend for us. >> we knew that immediately we had to do something, and we knew that we had some additional space where people could come in. >> seeing them with their teachers and connecting just makes me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension, to the barnhart community, who have welcomed us. >> 140 students from an elementary school were also invited to that campus. students and families from all three schools say they've enjoyed this temporary fix. [music] well, some of san francisco's muni lines are being dropped due to budget concerns. we'll tell you which routes will likely be eliminated. >> and a teenager on the peninsula is recovering from some severe injuries after a collision with a garbage truck. the surveillance video released as neighbors shared what happened leading up to that crash coming up. >> and f

arcadia and ukiah. rain, especially mendocino county north over the next week, but it looks like we are done with rain unless something really changes fast and i don't think that's happening. the rain line looks to be northern sonoma county, mendocino border, lake county north over the next week. nothing expected here, but let the sun shine in. there will be plenty of it, not only today, but temps are bumping up. we'll start that today with 60s going 68. santa rosa, morgan hill down to gilroy could eke out a 6667. but everything says low 70s for some inland this weekend you guys. >> steve thank you. authorities have identified a skier who died when he was caught in an avalanche while skiing in the backcountry in south lake tahoe. the el dorado county coroner identified the victim as 46 year old frederick dross. a husband and father of two from south lake tahoe. his family reported him missing on monday after he went skiing in the backcountry around powderhouse peak. police say his friends were able to f

and at the famous congress at arcadia in mid-may of 1803, jean-jacques desalegn, who's become the leader of the newly re baptized freedom fighters calling themselves the army and then the indigenous army. they come together at this gathering and they change their motto from liberty or death to independence. death. now they have it in their minds that, oh, no we can't just be free of slavery. we to be free of france, because if we're not free of france, they can always try to come back and re enslave us. so now we need independence at this ceremony, local storytellers insist that de selin rips the white out of the french tricolor, and a woman named kathleen flor depicted here in this imaginative portrait by come here. so the two sides back together and that this is how you get the current haitian flag which is red and blue and also how you get the haitian national motto union la force or unity is strength that those factions had to come together and they had to come together for the purposes of independence independence. if we fast forward to november 1803, the french are being beaten at