if so, the coachella valley has just what you yearn for. except here, no man's land actually has a name. steven caputo: east jesus is just a colloquialism for where the hell out there. jennifer nelson: charlie russell first came out here in 2006, and the reason he said he picked it was because bum [bleep] egypt wouldn't look good on a t-shirt. [laughing] narrator: a free spirit and lover of nature, charlie left his tech job and moved out to the furthest reaches of the desert to live off the land, and create the never-ending art project. johnny devenanzio: i recognize this van from the picture of charlie. jennifer nelson: when he passed in 2011, he left instructions to form a board of directors, and we've been keeping it going ever since. this one's for you charlie. all we are is dust in the wind. [music playing] jennifer nelson: east jesus is a sustainable, habitable, experimental art installation. we try to imagine a world without waste and where every action is an opportunity for self-expression. you know, if you look at our fencing over

like going into coachella and a group of terrorists just come and shoot everyone.st 260 bodies were found at the festival with many still missing. among them the friends of 29-year-old eliav kline. while he survived, some he went to the festival with were not as lucky. >> i don't know what happened to him. and i have more, two friends -- found shoots in the car -- >> friends shot dead in their cars? >> yeah. >> did you see people get shot? >> no. but i heard boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. like, a lot of shots. >> reporter: eliav got out but he's been reliving the horror the past few days, mourning his friends. you started at the concert with 20 friends. how many are missing? how many are dead? >> two dead. and three missing. >> what does the world need to know right now? >> we need to show the world the criminals. it's not us. they are the criminals. we don't want problems, we just want to live normal life. >> reporter: for abby, the wait for information about her missing family weighs heavily. what would you say to the people holding your family members? >> i would

what is it question like i had the opportunity to explain what coachella was. >> stephen: opportunityr. you are there at a interesting time. congress nearly avoided or shut down recently. what was that like? >> representative frost: here's the thing. since they have gone to congress, i've been in the midst of all chaos, right? when i first got there we voted for speaker of the house 15 times. i got sworn in at 2:00 a.m. on a friday night, right? so that's my experience coming into congress. >> stephen: why 2:00 a.m. on a friday night? >> representative frost: because the republicans couldn't get their stuff together and they couldn't elect a speaker and they went 15 times and went into the dead of night doing it and that's when i got sworn in. there wasn't much pomp and circumstance. taco bell and go to sleep. he was like every other month i've been in there's been some huge disaster coming, right? there was that and then the debt ceiling and then we had the government shutdown and now we don't have a speaker of the house. >> stephen: no speaker of the house. to most people they say b

the grammys, coachella, two, three times. the dance of fleetwood mac. it's nonstop.e got the greatest uniforms, we've got the sound. yes, and you know we're pros. today you're going to be having me march to the beat of my own drum. that's right, not just one drum. five drums. - whoa. you could stop at one. - but why not? - why not, let's go to five. you seem ready to go. you've got the attitude. are you ready to yell? yes. then you're ready to go. ashley roberts: but before i undergo my trojan transformation, i need to get with the rhythm. and who better to give me my marching orders than keldric, the drum line's teaching assistant. so have you ever played these instruments before? - well, my father was a drummer. - ok. - so i've seen drums. - you've seen them. and i've done a little tappy-tap with the hands. - perfect. - so like gripping the sticks. is there like a special way to hold on to them? so your strongest force is going to be right here. and then anytime you're playing, you just have to keep your hands just facing up. wow. we're going somewhere. ok, yeah. a

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year with brand new music following the massive success of their recent headlining performances at coachella when we were young music festival in vegas, punk rock trio has just announced a tour in support of their new album. one more time, which is their first with tom delong since 2011. the tour includes a stop at chase center in san francisco on july 9th case you're interested. tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00am. >> okay. today was a historic day yesterday. they gave me the key to the city. this 13 24 magazine street walker or a and filet o california. >> city of honoring rapper e 40 over the weekend ceremony happened at the intersection of magazine street and del sur where a very young girl stevens grew up to be known as e 40 city unveiled his honorary street sign gave him a key to the city. rapper reflected on growing up in the bay area. which was very nice, which his call. speaking of loved but he does love got now. >> that rappers it up for us. it's 6. but a boom. but see you tonight at 10. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of peo

quiero invitar a que mañana nos acompañe en el partido del san josé barracuda contra los firebird de coachellavamos a verlos. ahí. se dieron cita en la biblioteca pública de san josé, en la calle san fernando, que los ha convocado este desfile la tarde del viernes. hubo princesa. más calabazas, más frutas y verduras, pollos, arañas y unicornios. algunos sin saber bien a qué estaba pasando, pero bueno, cautivados por la música y los colores que los llevaron para ellos. porque hoy los que se divierten más son los papás, verdad? nadie se disfraza de tortuga. por qué será, niña? por lento esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de noticias telemundo desde maine la gobernadora informÓ esta noche que localizaron el cuerpo de ronald card el tiroteo que se quitÓ la vida y que dejÓ 18 muertos. >>

probably pass hopefully festival will continue try to imagine a festival anywhere else in in world coachellakets are over his head, no other would react the way these israeli citizens reacted for them sadly that is reality something that they see all the time, but they've been in bomb shelters countless times in their lives, nobody understood the -- the gravity of the spacing in the beginning nobody could imagine that it would get to where it got to. maria: what did you do then? >> after few minutes rockets kept coming we came to understand this wasn't a regular situation the festival shut off music asked everybody please evacuate to cars on our way to cars we saw -- still didn't know how intense obviously, nobody could have predicted that i asked friends if i could stop use bathrooms we figured, everyone at the same time stuck in traffic, the biggest fear maybe scrap from rockets interposed hitting on cars a few days ago i saw provide surfaced of the terrorists coming to the bathroom moments after i was there shooting every stall trying to kill anyone hiding inside, since attack that was on

the ban has had massive success recently headlining performances at coachella and the when we were youngval in las vegas. the bands set to perform chase center on july night. tickets go on sale. this friday. >> halloween is a little over a week away and some people are taking their decorations to the next level. take a look. it is a skeleton. hold answer on a street. sign what this is in salt lake city of all some in the area in the neighborhood. they're they're calling it inappropriate. while the resident who put it up to as it brings some good humor. maybe a little risque for some people, but it's i just. >> and you name of the kids understand what what that is. maybe the problem is not that the skeleton dancing on the poll. maybe something else. >> well, city officials recently had a man removed that display say it is against city code. so the artist responsible for those decorations, move them off city property and then made it even bigger display, adding some lights to music and even more skeletons neighbors are even dropping off their own decorations to add to it. temperature to no

thought i was going to hear this was the hologram company that resurrected tupac for a performance at coachellad lights, a box fan, a silver sheet and, i think, a fog machine. old school tech the, perfect recreation. this is scary. maria: i don't know that i thins halloween decoration. it's really scary and looks so real, daniel. >> let's not lose the point that these guys were ready for action. maria: yes, good point. >> these are heros. and, by the way, i have those neighbors. they compete with one another. i think i put out a pumpkin once, that was it. this is another level. maria: you're right. and i always want to celebrate the firemen. after 9/11 when i watched all of them, firefighters, men and women running in as the rest of us were running out, we thank you to the fire department of new york and the firefighters across this country. your incredible courage. guys, we are 30 minutes away9 from the opening bell. we've got a market that is at its lows 30 minutes away from the morning open. the dow industrials down 178 points right now. the nasdaq down 133, s&p down 30 points as interest ra

he's also a scholar at the coachella policy forum. professor, let's get to it.eing lectured in israel constantly about the rules of law and proportional city when you're up against a terrorist enemy that wants to blow out every jew in in in israel? yeah, it's a little bit obnoxious when president biden comes over and he said many nice things, but then he said, of course, don't punish gazans. civilians don't engage in collective punishment as if israel would ever do such a thing. biden has an interest. he needs to support israel. you know, at least openly and somewhat to not lose the jewish vote in the elections. but he also wants to keep this fight contained and keep israel from going all the way and actually taking out its enemies because hamas, the people who perpetrated this horrible massacre, are simply puppets of iran. and of course, biden's middle east policy, like obama's, has been focused on making nice with iran. he transferred $6 billion to iran. he is lifted sanctions on iran. so in the end, israel cannot be safe unless it takes out its iranian backed

. >> this is following some massive success of their recent headlining performances at coachella and the when we were young music festival that was in las vegas, the punk rock trio has just announced a tour in support of their new album. that's called one more time. this tour does include a stop at chase center in san francisco. that's next summer, july night. tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00am. >> okay. today was a historic day yesterday. they gave me the key to the city. this 13 24 magazine street walker or a and filet o california. >> yes, the city of honored rapper e 40 over the weekend. a ceremony happened at the intersection of magazine street and elsewhere. a very young girl. stevens grew up and he then became known as the 40 the city unveiled his honorary street sign and gave him the key to the city. the rapper reflected and growing up in the bay area. >> it you know, it wasn't the best, but it was one. the races memories from nothing. i love it. and we have we life lessons. thank you to my mom. yes, to me, she really raises really right, man talk to my pops. he's alwa

serving at fire station 41 in mecca, and was soon promoted to firefighter two at fire station 79 in coachella. captain rodriguez married his wife, dorothy, in 2001 and had three children, josh, haley and alexis. he was remembered for the immense love he had for his family and his passion of staying active by hiking, camping, snow boarding, kayaking and mountain biking. lastly, pilot tony salsa of red bluff, california, pilot salsa was fulfilling his life long dream of becoming a pilot before the tragic accident. before fulfilling his dream, tony was a dairy worker, a sales representative for outlaw car, a custom harvester and avid water skier and finally, a pilot. in 2022, tony played a pick of toll role in implementing the cal fire helicopter coordinator training program. through this program, tony guided and mentored a huge cohort of fellow aviators to help them obtain certifications for their aviation careers. pilot salsa is survived by his wife, rachel, sons, conor and carson, father, ed, and mother, sharon. these men were husbands, sons, fathers who now leave behind loving and caring fam

. >> when they did that documentary with her coachella performance, that was fascinating. amazing.detail is. so i'm interested to see. >> and we've already been looking at tickets this morning. >> yes. oh, my goodness. people are on it. and i don't understand. she told us in the middle of the night, it's like people have the little spidey senses. >> the alerts are on. >> the tour is over. >> what's next? what's happening next? no they do know the twitter streets were talking last night, so they knew. >> we'll be there. >> we will. i'm sure we'll be. >> let's go outside. here's a live look at our oakland abc7 airport camera. it is looking cloudy from this vantage point. we do have a limited marine layer this morning. it's pretty much along the coastline and some patchy fog around the bay shoreline. we have clear skies elsewhere and we'll have sunshine on the way. mild temperatures today then area wide wednesday through friday. we are going to warm up. that does include the coastline as well. we have dry skies and sunshine over the next seven days. so mostly sunny and mild today, bel

the band had massive success recently as the headline performances at coachella and the when we were las vegas, the band is set to perform at chase center on july. 9th ticket actually go on sale this friday. so another thing for you to check out if you want to. we're going to take a break. it's 5.26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> teamsters are getting ready to rally in san francisco asking city leaders to implement more regulations when it comes to autonomous cruise cars. explain why they're rolling out rules. why they say rolling out new rules would help make safer. [♪♪] did you know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it provides 3x stress sweat protection. danielle? [♪♪] secret works. [♪♪] try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found

when coachella article he wrote a letter to the reported that wrote it because it meant so much to him but it meant someone cared a lot about his work. lines like that created these expectations that were huge for coolidge's memoirs which appeared in 1921 indiana sears and soa -- series of essays. mr. coolidge's own story and the first essay gave readers the personal insights they crave for their celebrities. especially the account of his teenage son, calvin jr. who died of a blister when the family lived in the white house. coolidge's accounts remain brutally honest. i'm going to read some lines here. in his suffering coolidge road, my son was asking me to make him well. i could not. the most powerful man in the world admitted that in this moment he felt powerless. even years later he remained lacerated and unsure. if i had not been present, he would not have gotten the blister. i do not know why such a price was executive occupying the white house. it cost a great deal to be president. on the morning that issue went on sale, grace went out early to bite on a new stamper by the end of

. >> there is coachella. >> reporter: when he makes these set lists after every show. shows you have done? >> no. no way. >> reporter: have you ever considered writing a memoir? >> i considered it and i have been offered a lot of money. >> reporter: and? >> and i have seen people do it. it takes like two years. they are living two years in their past. >> reporter: that doesn't appeal to you? >> no. someone else will have to remember it for me. >> reporter: both jagger and richards have landmark birthdays this year. >> yeah. yes, yes. the big 8-0. >> reporter: richards, in december. >> how does that feel? >> i asked mick because he is six months older than me, and he says it's not that different. >> reporter: jagger became an octogenarian back in july. >> it's a bit overblown. it's not all it's cracked up to be being 80. there are not really options here. you either get there or you're not. >> reporter: you are in pretty good shape. >> thank you, that's very find. ♪ pleased to meet ♪ ♪ hope you get my name ♪ >> he is singing the best he ever sang, i think. that's anothe

home coming film approached historic hbcu inspired coachella performance, winning a grammy for best musictaylor swift, the eras tour concert film set to hit theaters this month, which broke amc's single day advanced ticket sales and notched more than 65 million bucks in presales. following in the footsteps of other artists like u2, katy perry and justin bieber, leveraging successful tours into lucrative films. movie theaters looking to cash in at a time of slumping ticket sales and several high profile films face delays because of the actors strike. >> if you look at the potential of these concerts, they have a really big chance of reinvigorating cinema. you don't have actors to promote movies. with taylor swift and beyonce you have a greater ability of the big names attracting attention which will get people in the theaters. that is the name of the game. >> reporter: look, i don't like to go see movies, especially in the theaters, but i'm going. we're going. we've got our four tickets. we're on a group chat already planning outfits. tickets are on sale now. guys, it's just going to be hu