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black. if i look through this lens i see nothing. i can barely see this light beaming down on me.g to do is to purchase glasses that are approved by nasa. go to their website into -- and you can find the. a company like lowe's may purchased from an approved company. it may not have that direct label on it. those are still good glasses. if you purchased something on the internet and are not sure, usually they will say iso certified. that could also be fake. he went to check out your glasses. if you are concerned, you may want to buy another pair. go to your public library. they are free there. many schools will also distribute those as well. >> what about using -- many people will say if i look for a second or maybe with my camera or binoculars? is that safe? >> reporter: you should not. even a short duration of time can cause and effect. the people that look the longest would have the most risk when we look at other eclipse in the past, there have been instances where there was permanent damage done. there was one in turkey where they tracked individuals who had permanent damage.

lens from the franklin institute. what they are doing is taking the black protective film that's in the glasses or the lens that you haveotten from an official person and they are taking that and stretching them over these tents. the black film is acting as a canopy. the idea is people will be able to stand under the tent and look directly up at the sun. because it has that black film that canceled out 99.9% of the sun's rays, it's not going to be harmful for people to stand under the tent and watch the solar eclipse. on top of that, if you can believe there's more -- there's more -- they are pulling out sun spotters, like telescopes. they have projectors that will project the eclipse on a screen for people to see. they have collected materials for people to make their own indirect solar viewing tool. indirect means your body is facing away from the sun and you are looking at the moon pass over it through a pinhole that you have made. people like 8-year-old kega n, she tells me she and her mom will watch with their own glasses. they waited for hours this morning to get the last of the solar glasses handed out at wills e

you can look at the history of the black liberation struggle in interesting ways through a muslim lens. you can look at the history of american imperialism through the history of the muslim lens as well. you don't need to look at these things in an exclusionary way. you should be looking at american history from multiple vantage points. what would lgbt history of the united states look like alongside a really rich muslim american history at the same time? rather than having a kind of singular narrative that drives the one story of the country forward, that sees it as a story that really begins in europe. and that's not really what this country ever was, by looking at its foundations, if you're looking at its origins and complexities. i think that would do a lot to dispose this idea that islam and the united states begins on september 12, 2001. >> i'm a foreigner in a foreign land, so i haven't really had a lot of time by virtue of the nature of the work that i do to kind of find a community of my own that is a larger community. my experience of being a muslim -- i've been a muslim all

you can look at the history of the black liberation struggle in interesting ways through a muslim lens. you can look at the history of american imperialism through the history of the muslim lens as well. you don't need to look at these things in an exclusionary way. you should be looking at american history from multiple vantage points. what would lgbt history of the united states look like alongside a really rich muslim american history at the same time? having a kind of singular narrative that drives the one story of the country forward, that sees it as a story that really begins in europe. and that's not really what this country ever was, by looking at its foundations, if you're looking at its origins and complexities. i think that would do a lot to dispose this idea that islam and the united states begins on september 12, 2001. i'm a foreigner in a foreign land, so i haven't really had a lot of time by virtue of the nature of the work that i do to kind of find a community of my own that is a larger community. my experience of being a muslim -- i've been a muslim all my life. last w

lens worth. >> they were physically free but not economically free. >> now this remains the state's only park inspired by black history. >> you can't know where you're going if you don't know where you've been. >> expect original reporting from kpix5 news. expect more. >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. ...giants were in the desert... >> baseball up top and the local business, special weekend around the bigs. we start with the giants. they were in the desert. it's nickname weekend. here's panda, pablo sandoval, giants in arizona. the preacher is thuy ty block -- ty block. it was 4-1, but in the 9th it was 4-3. swung on, gone, game over. giants lose by a single run. >>> still with the nicknames crush is for a's chris davis and he lived up to that game, two home runs. he's got 36 for the year. the a's beat the rangers, final 3-1. >>> off to the nfl where the 49ers cut the man behind this quarterback sack. line backer ahmad brooks, today after nine seasons with the team, third oldest player at 33, but he was productive, racked up over 50 sacks. the move saves the team almost $6 million in salar

be comfortable with, let me use a photographic lens to shine a bright light on dark recesses of american culture. we ask people all the time, don't let blacker people take care of the people of race. you do something about it. well, she's done something about it. she says this is what i do. i'm a filmmaker. let me investigate -- let me do a documentary of the hurt and horror in this country and make my contribution by telling this story. >> something that you've written about here in this "new york times" op-ed, you talk about how staggering it is for black people to view what they are told is happening that may radically differ from what they are seeing from their own eyes. . absolutely. we see things, are you going to believe us or your lying eyes? we saw it. we saw alton sterling in louisiana be downed by two police people and they shot him while he was on the ground. we saw that. they often tell us, well, rodney king might have done things before the camera started, but we saw four police people viciously beating him. we saw walter scott running from mr. slager in south carolina. we see with our own eyes but told it's not proof. philan

black hybrid provides exceptional support and unique conforming feel. exclusively at mattress firm. >>> welcome back. we're taking a live look right now at allentown. you can see some rain drops in the lens. a couple of moments ago we saw some big light action in the sky. some lightning there. is this tim mcgraw? faith hill and tim in town right now. sue serio how will our weather be? >> today not necessarily so great. you were right about allentown thunderstorms moving through. later on today we have a flash flood watch in effect. more immediate concern until 8:45 this morning is this flood advisory for part of berks and north hampton counties and that includes allentown, lehigh county as well. let's zoom it in. we take away the lightning and you see where the heavy downpours are including allentown, they're getting that really heavy rain in some places just in an hour, 2 inches of rain have already fallen up in this area. that's why the flash flood advisory is in effect. and we move up toward the mountains and we see some heavy rain up there as well to the north of i-80. so that's what's going on to the north of us. but the future cast shows a possibility of some of that rain rolling t

lens to think through who and what is considered american during world war ii. because by the end of the next hour i suspect it will be painfully obvious that zoot suitors, mexican-american, black in particular were not considered first class citizens. if part of my argument is that the zoot suit garnered its meaning from the context in which it was worn, right, world war ii, and that to wear the zoot suit on the streets of los angeles in june 1943 meant putting yourself at risk of getting -- pardon my french, your -- kicked by white sailors and soldiers on the streets of los angeles, it didn't mean the same thing, say, in the late '90s, early 2000s when scores of youth were wearing them to prom. so we need to think about the shifting historical context of world war ii in order to understand fully what the zoot suit meant in that time and place. so let's talk a little bit about the shifting context and history of world war ii. i will leave the outline up there as we make our way through so you can follow along. world war ii brings massive changes to the american economy, politics and related social and cultural worlds that mexican-american -- again, these young folks who are co