and amanda knox certainly made it clear that she is not happy that this film was made.without my consent. most recently, the film stillwater." one of the pleasant surprises of blockbuster season was summer of soul, a documentary that threw a light on a little—known festival that took place here in harlem in new york city in 1969, the same year the much more high woodstock music festival was held. tristan daley reports. nobody ever heard of the harlem cultural festival. summer of soul (...0r, when the revolution could not be televised), is a documentary all about the harlem cultural festival, an event in which some musical legends performed to hundreds of thousands of attendees over the course of six weekends in the summer of 1969. the festival took place in new york's harlem neighbourhood in upper manhattan, and it was slated to celebrate black culture and history in america. those in attendance but like it was a momentous occasion — but back then it was overshadowed by woodstock. footage of the event sat in a basement for decades forgotten — until now. # are you ready

and amanda knox certainly made it clear that she is not happy that this film was made. consent. most recently, the film stillwater." one of the pleasant surprises of blockbuster season was summer of soul, a documentary that threw a light on a little—known festival that took place here in harlem in new york city in 1969, the same year the much more high woodstock music festival was held. tristan daley reports. nobody ever heard of the harlem cultural festival. summer of soul (...or, when the revolution could not be televised), is a documentary all about the harlem cultural festival, an event in which some musical legends performed to hundreds of thousands of attendees over the course of six weekends in the summer of 1969. the festival took place in new york's harlem neighbourhood in upper manhattan, and it was slated to celebrate black culture and history in america. those in attendance but like it was a momentous occasion — but back then it was overshadowed by woodstock. footage of the event sat in a basement for decades forgotten — until now. # are you ready black peop

amanda hari has story. >> and we want everybody to have a good time. but safely new walnut creek chief of police jamie knox for safety. but last weekend there were a few incidents of violence. >> this is a unusual for walnut creek. that's usually a very safe town. but with covid restrictions lifting you know, we're finding more and more people want to come to downtown woman create the first incident happened early sunday morning around 1240. >> a security guard at dan's irish sports bar stop the patron that was trying to force his way into the bar. >> it got physical and the patron fell and hit his head on the ground. the guard was arrested sunday night. just a few blocks away on north main street. a couple attempted to dine and the owner confronted them and they paid as they drove away. they fired 3 shots in the air. no one was hit. just want to send a message to our community that we do take things seriously. chief knox was sworn in less than 2 weeks ago and he wants to make sure under his reign. it stays a safe city. >> but some residents aren't worry. my first reaction is that it's unnecessary. jonatha