now, curators at the deyoung museum are getting ready to capture the excitement of beatlemania all overhere's abc7 news anchor dan ashley. >> well, it certainly is nice to be here in san francisco. >> it was 60 years ago, almost to the day the beatles arriving in the bay area to kick off their first u.s. concert tour. and the images of the fab four performing before a packed crowd at san francisco's cow palace in august of 1964, are still the stuff that dreams and screams are made of. twist and shout, shout. >> come on, come on, come on, come on baby. >> and while it's a bit of a hop. from the cow palace stage to the bandshell next to san francisco's deyoung museum, curator sally martin katz is hoping that same excitement will still echo through in an upcoming photo exhibit. and she met us on stage to highlight its unique point of view. beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the three month intense period from december 1963 to february 1964, and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes, to see it from their

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yeah paul mccartney eyes of the storm exhibit will be at the deyoung march 1st through early july ofd it will be terrific, guys. >> it seems really cool. and you've seen the exhibit and, you know, i have larry. >> i saw it in london. it's really fantastic. really a fascinating inside look at a remarkable time for four musicians from england who were about to change music and pop culture, all as seen through the eyes and the lens of one of those beatles. it was really, really interesting to see. and i'll see it again when it comes here. >> it will be fun. >> yeah for sure. >> thanks for sharing that with us, dan. you bet. yeah, really? an enduring story, you know? cultural story. >> all right, one more check of the forecast here. a little cooler, a little hotter. yeah. >> i was going to say brr. yeah, yeah. right now, larry and kristen, if i were you, i would hang on to the umbrella and a sweater because it is cooler than average. looking at live doppler seven, we are tracking some showers right across rio vista, somerset drive a little bit of damp roadway as we look at the forecast f

that was our dan ashley reporting the paul mccartney eyes of the storm exhibit will be at the deyoungmarch through early july next year. well, people are making the trek to burning man in the nevada desert. officials don't expect heavy rain like last year, but light rain certainly could still keep people from getting in. gate road may be closed depending on the conditions, if that happens, burners would see a delay in their arrivals to black rock city. last year, a storm created a muddy mess, stranding many people. well, as you're waking up this saturday morning, here is the view outside. let's check in with lisa. >> okay, stephanie, this is a look at pier 39. and certainly dark out there, but we are tracking some showers moving across the bay area, not just the north bay, but even in the east bay. we've seen a few down towards fremont and union city. so we'll talk about how long it lasts, how your weekend is shaping up, and get ready for sun even today. and a big warm ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like

that was our dan ashley reporting the paul mccartney eyes of the storm exhibit will be at the deyoungly july next year. well, people are making the trek to burning man in the nevada desert. officials don't expect heavy rain like last year, but light rain could still keep people from getting in. gate road may be closed depending on the conditions. if that happens, burners would see a delay in their arrivals to black rock city. last year, a storm created a muddy mess, stranding many people. and here in the bay area, we have seen rain this morning. let's check on the drizzle outside. lisa? yes. >> you know, look at the water on the lens here. this is walnut creek. mostly cloudy skies. we've got rain in tiburon, the sunset district right now, pushing into the east bay. but yet sunshine is still on the way for your saturday afternoon. last night against the tampa bay rays and the ninth inning, cementing his place in baseball history. he's now the fastest major league player to join the 4040 club. that's 40 home runs and 40 stolen bases in just one season. ohtani broke the record held by al

>> paul mccartney eyes of the storm exhibit will be at the deyoung from march through early july of next year. you've actually seen the exhibit i did in london, and it's just terrific. a really fascinating look inside. a remarkable time for four musicians from england who are about to change music and pop culture forever. all is seen through the eyes and the lens of one of those beatles. it was really cool. i'll go see it when it's here. >> that's awesome. all right, well, coming up next, new at six from the i-team. a chase, a case, and enough questions to get most charges thrown out. only the i-team's dan noyes traces let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis

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we first met curtis bassendyne earlier this year when she unveiled an exhibit at san francisco's deyounglifornia's south coast range. it's a composite of photography and oral history. my native name is coyote woman in the chumash language. now, bassendyne has received a grant from san francisco's art commission to expand elements of the project into an outdoor poster display stretching down market street. >> so it just seemed really good to take it away out of a gallery situation and make it a street gallery. so it was really exciting to have it all across the opportunity of having it all across the market street. >> the posters are integrated into muni stops, where riders and passers by can experience them. the messages educate about issues from native land rights to climate change, and they mirror the voices included in the original deyoung exhibit. >> for indigenous people, climate change is really the desecration and the depletion of our mother earth. >> karen aguirre is the chairwoman of the tamien nation, based in the south bay. >> i think it's important because it gives us visibil

we first met curtis bassendyne earlier this year when she unveiled an exhibit at san francisco's deyounged contemporary indigenous voices of california's south coast range. it's a composite of photography and oral history. >> my native name is coyote woman. in the chumash language, a history now bassendyne received a grant from san francisco's art commission to expand elements of the project into an outdoor poster display stretching down market street. >> so it just seemed really good to take it away out of a gallery situation and make it a street gallery so it was really exciting to have it all across the opportunity of having it all across the market street. >> the posters are integrated into muni stops, where riders and passers by can experience them. the messages educate about issues from native land rights to climate change, and they mirror the voices included in the original deyoung exhibit for indigenous people. >> climate change is really the desecration and the depletion of our mother earth, karen aguirre is the chairwoman of the tomi nation, based in the south bay. >> i think i

. >> again, this is at the deyoung museum in golden gate park. it will be open tuesday to sunday, and the deyoung is offering free admission to the about place exhibit as part of their free saturdays program, available to all bay area residents. a three day music festival celebrating black culture is taking over napa next weekend. it's formerly known as the blue note jazz festival, now called the black radio experience. it will host three stages with headlines by john legend, jill scott and andre 3000. some of the bay area's most celebrated chefs will also be there, such as chef fern mcpherson of many bells soul movement restaurant in san francisco, who gave us a taste of what she'll be serving up. >> we're doing the opening brunch on friday. we'll have carrot raisin bread on the table to be served. family style, with a nice fruit salad and then plated. we are doing our rosemary fried chicken with caviar. >> tickets are still available for the music festival and for the culinary experience, and you can grab yours. we have a link on our website. j

we first met curtis bassendyne earlier this year when she unveiled an exhibit at san francisco's deyoungemporary indigenous voices of california's south coast range. it's a composite of photography and oral history. >> my native name is coyote woman. in the chumash language asked me now bassendyne has received a grant from san francisco's art commission to expand elements of the project into an outdoor poster display stretching down market street. >> so it just seemed really good to take it away out of a gallery situation and make it a street gallery so it was really exciting to have it all across the opportunity of having it all across the market street. >> the posters are integrated into muni stops, where riders and passers by can experience them. the messages educate about issues from native land rights to climate change, and they mirror the voices included in the original deyoung exhibit for indigenous people. >> climate change is really the desecration and the depletion of our mother earth. >> karen aguirre is the chairwoman of the tamien nation, based in the south bay. >> i think i

>>>a highlight of this year for the sfjazz collective will be a special collaboration with the deyoung museum. >>>>there's a, a show called about place, and each of the musicians is going to choose a piece, whether a painting or sculpture or, you know, any, any media that inspires their next piece of music. >>>i love that. have you guys already found a piece? >>>>i have, i have, i'm going to be writing a piece of music based on on a painting by an artist named ruby tuts, >>>but for now, they're gearing up for this weekend show and looking forward to keeping the groove at the grove for >ott-1>the you can catch this all star group of jazz musicians at stern grove this sunday at 2 p.m., and they take the stage right before herbie hancock. and if you can't make it out to stern grove, you can watch the performances this sunday and throughout the summer on pix plus 44 cable 12. jessica >>>well, we kicked off this week with triple digits off into the east bay. however, we're wrapping up this week with low 90s in the forecast near concord. a very similar trend all the way off into antioch with

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reporter: a highlight of this year for the sf jazz collective will be a special collaboration with the deyoungeum. >> there's a show called about place, and each of the musicians is going to choose a piece, whether a painting or sculpture or, you know, any media that inspires their next piece of muse in. >> reporter: i lover that. have you guys already found a piece? >> i have. i have. i'm going to be writing a piece of music based on a painting. >> reporter: but for now they're gearing up for this weekend's show, looking forward to keeping the groove at the grove for the very first time. >> you can catch this all star group of jazz musicians at stern egrove this sunday right before herbie hancock takes the stage. if you can't make it to stern grove, it's easier, watch the performances this sunday and throughout the summer on our sister station, we have it live, pix+. that is going to do it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> and i am surprised that they are not making it willow glen, because we everything you need. >> proof that nowhere is safe

he's done work for the deyoung museum, as well as the san francisco museum of modern art. >> very artisticce boost of color. well, we still have much more news ahead at 530, including controversy over a no kill animal rescue in port richmond. i-team reporter melanie woodrow will join us to discuss allegations that the organization is neglecting sick kittens. then the big announcement we've been celebrating all day. abc7 is proud to report we are officially the broadcast partner of the san francisco chinese new year parade, and we'll be joined by the organizers to discuss what to expect as we bring the parade to the national stage. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. >> all right. and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us. thanks for being here. i'm ama daetz and i'm is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida

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really amazing. 250 personal photos by paul mccartney will soon go on display at san francisco's deyoungeum. the pictures were taken between 1963 and 1964, as the band was performing in england and the u.s. in addition to the photos, the exhibit will also feature video clips and archival footage. it opens on march 1st and will run through july six. certainly one to check out. i'm a huge beatles fan. i'm a huge photo fan as well. i just realized when you're looking at each other, oh, look at these memories. oh, and only you can. instead of laying out the book like that or having a display. yeah. and sharing it from his perspective. yeah. a beatle? very cool. that is cool. all right. well, cool is one thing we won't be saying about that forecast today. no, at least in most places. not in the next few days. it's going to be hot in the valleys once again. at least we did have a break this weekend from the high summer heat, and now we're seeing that fog peeling away from the golden gate bridge and it is a mostly clear start, but beautiful nonetheless. as we're getting started on this monday m

to cleveland paul deyoung hit a two run homer in the second in [the kansas city royals weathered an injuryo their starting pitcher as well as a 2-hour rain delay as well as four relievers combined for five perfect innings in a 6-1 win over the guardians. and move into a tie with the guardians for first place in the al central, which had been held by cleveland since mid-april. and by clenching the season series 7-2 with more four more games to play, kansas city also owns the head to head with a tiebreaker. meanwhile, out in los angeles ramone hit a go ahead two run homer in the fifth inning to lift the baltimore orioles to a win last night, that in their interleague opener. bault hoar's victory puts the o's back one game in new york for the lead in the al east. >> turning now to the second day of major 10ing play at flushing meadows, naomi osaka secured her first win over a top ten opponent in more than four years. the former world number one defeated helena in straight sets yesterday to advance to the second round of the u.s. open. and on the men's side the top ranked needed four sets to g