damian: yeah, the same goes for kids on the east side. ld go to the west side and see what life was like there on the other side, if you will. you were gonna say something, shane, there for a bit. shane: oh, you want me to add in on that? yeah, so i'd say there's also an aspect of, you know, the fact that we have these overarching historical narratives that we understand, '50s, '60s, '70s, a time of big political action, but san josé, kind of, has not been represented in that story and we wanted the people in the community to see how we were a part of it. damian: does your exhibit there take the guest, you know, through east san josé from the '50s and '60s, and for instance the smithsonian does a great job of doing that and taking you to the--for instance, the museum of black american history takes you through the different phases. do we do the same here with this one? shane: yeah, i don't think we can compete with the smithsonian there, but we've done our best to do that, '50s to present, you know, briefly kind of setting the context befo

elizabeth castañeda: "siempre east side".este lado, así es que me encanta que ustedes le están ofreciendo esta oportunidad a los que no pueden, no tienen la oportunidad de ver esta belleza; gracias por lo que hacen, y por su colaboración. - gracias. - muchas gracias, damián. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, bueno, para más información, se lleva a cabo esta exhibición en la biblioteca mlk, martin luther king, aquí en el centro de la ciudad, hasta el 24 de septiembre, algo me dice que va a ser un poco más después que eso, porque la demanda va a estar allí; ahí está la página web para más información. a continuación, el recaude de mochilas escolares por parte de "shop with a cop"; no se nos vayan. [música] la familia es con quien contamos en nuestros momentos de mayor necesidad, porque siempre está en nuestro lado cuando más lo necesitamos. y en los últimos 100 años, en los hospitales shriners para niños se han convertido en una familia para más de 1.5 millones de niños. pero esto solo es posible gracias a personas como tú. pers

so, for people who aren't new yorkers, the upper east side is not very far from here. mean, it's only a few miles. were there giant disparities in the heat and the humidity? >> yes, especially within lower areas of the south bronx. soledad: the study revealed that the south bronx was hotter, as much as 7 degrees hotter than manhattan's wealthier upper east side -- at the same time of the day. heat and humidity in an already polluted area make the air more dense and make asthma worse. >> there's a highway, there's a highway. soledad: dr. melissa barber is a community activist with south bronx unite, which organizes residents to demand more green spaces that scientists say reduce the heat. >> we have a lot of truck traffic coming in. we have concrete slabs. we have one of the highest concentrations of new york public housing. soledad: concentrated pollution, along with rising temperatures, creates toxic smog. that's the story of the bronx, where octavia ended up fighting to change things for her son. why did you want to volunteer to be a citizen scientist and help with t

east side union, not san jose, different district. normal slowing in half an hour but a slower drive past the airport for south 101, just cleared. it's a little camera-shy. i wanted to show you the light volume of traffic here as well. we'll talk about some more shifts more likely for contra costa county coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new developments this morning in the fbi raid of former president trump's mar-a-lago hope. agents executed that warrant with mr. trump nowhere around. susan maginnis has more of what the agents were looking for with president trump and what could happen next here, susan. >> right, good morning, marcus. this unprecedented search appears to be tied to possible classified documents that trump allegedly took from the white house and brought to mar-a-lago when he left office. the fbi on monday executing a search warrant on mar-a-lago, the florida home of former president trump. >> this could only happen if a judge found probable cause to believe that evidence of a crime will be found there. >> mr.

i remember going on the east side in wilmington into one of those old victorian, two-story apartmentings, and going to see a woman who has passed away so i will not mention her name now. i stood in the rotunda, the part that stuck out around the building, and she said joey, i know. i know what is going on, they planned it downstairs. i can hear them but i am afraid to tell anybody. i'm afraid to tell anybody. the gangs, so i got a phone number for the local cops. she called and they promised not to identify her because they knew there would be retribution , the crime rate began to drop for real. not a joke. you have to know people. you have to be able to trust the police. the police have to be able to trust the community. we slipped away from that. we have a helluva lot lower amount of cops than when we wrote the initial crime bill. we need to get back to it. i am not making a case for bad cops. there are some really lousy cops. there are really lousy doctors and lawyers. i mean that. but here's the point, as i have seen too often, public trust is frayed and broken and this undermine

i was the only guy that was a white lifeguard in the east side.where the best basketball in the state or city is. where everybody shows up. you need to go down and hang out and sit on the bench with my grandson who is now 17 years old. the police used to be in the car, local city police. he would walk up and bang on the window. get out of the car, dammit, meet these people. let them see you, now you. remember what happened with community policing? we went from having enough cops on the industry -- street to not enough. you didn't have two cops in every vehicle. you had one cop in every vehicle. i don't blame one cop for not getting out in certain neighborhoods. not getting out of the car. what happens is it used to be -- i can remember when my son was the attorney general, he would go to the tougher neighborhoods and be sure that every single cop gave his cell phone number to the local liquor store owner, the grocery store, hamburger joint so if there's a problem, they'd pick up the phone and call. what do people not want to do? tough neighborhood

retire, the two are competing for the newly-drawn 12th congressional district, combining the upper east side and upper west side of manhattan. it turns out to be the richest district in american politics. there's a lot at stake. we forced ourselves to watch the debate. we were richly rewarded for doing that. we'll start with the headlines in the debate, which you've already likely seen. neither one of these people is cheerleading for joe biden. here's maloney. >> who president biden run again in 2024? >> yes. >> mr. nadler? >> too early to say. doesn't serve the purpose of the democratic party to deal with that until after the midterms. >> ms. maloney? >> i don't believe he's running for reaction. >> tucker: "i don't believe he's running for re-election." that's not a profound observation. of course joe biden isn't running for re-election. he can barely find the men's room. that was not very interesting. it was predictable. what was very interesting, what tells you a lot about the democratic party, is how these two candidates talked about their personal accomplishments and their goals for th

in the dark district, upper east side, western edge of queens. and what i mentioned, they redrew the lines, new york lost a seat, manhattan has the 12th district encompassed entirely in this area and with carolyn maloney, as i try to bring this back here to you, between carolyn maloney and jerry nadler and suraj patel, someone is not going to have a job after tonight. so let me pop back here while i've got you. special elections, we are still not counting as fast and the congressional district number 19, nothing much to show for it, but it is a bit of a surprise given the vote that he has been picking up right now. that's what we've got, but we will let you know as we roll onward. sean: thank you so much. breaking developments surrounding the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. at the time of the raid, the joe biden white house said that they had no prior knowledge about the investigation as they were learning about it for the first time on the news like everybody else. last night here on this program, the investigative reporter john solomon told them that t

what he used to do is go down on the east side, called the bucket, highest crime rate in the country,ite guy that worked as a life guard down in that area on the east side. you could always tell where the best basketball state in the state and city is, it's where everybody shows up. he would go down and hang out and sit on a bench with my -- my grandson who is now 17 years old, and the police used to be in the car, local city police. he would walk up and bang on the window and said get out of the car and meet these people. let them see you, know you, know who you are. the truth was, remember what happened to community policing. we went from having enough cops on the street to cities doing well and then deciding they don't need more police officers. so they reduced the police forces and you don't have two cops in every vehicle. one cop in every vehicle. i don't blame one cop for not getting out in some certain neighbors, not getting out of the car. and what happens is, it used to be, i can remember that when my son was the attorney general, he would go around in the tougher neighbors a

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i remember going on the east side in wilmington, and one of those old victorian three-story apartmentwoman whose name, she's passed away, i won't mention her name now, and stand in that rotunda, that part that stuck out around the building, and she said, joey, i know -- i know what's going on. they all plan it downstairs. i can hear them. but the gangs. so i got a phone number for the local cops. she called. they promised not to identify her because they knew there would be retribution, and the crime rate started to drop, for real, not a joke. you gotta know people. you gotta know and be able to trust the police. the police have to be able to trust the community. but we slipped away from that. we have a hell of a lot fewer cops today than we did when i wrote that initial crime bill. but now we have to get back to it. by the way, i'm not making a case there aren't bad cops. there are some really lousy cops. there's some really lousy doctors, really lousy lawyers. i mean it. but here's the point. as we have seen too often, public trust is frayed and broken, and it undermines public safe

i was the only white guy that worked down there on the east side.an always tell where the best basketball place is in the state and the city. it is where everybody shows that. he would go down and hang out and sit on a bench with my grandson who is now 17 years old. the police used to be in the car, the local city police. he would walk up in and bang on the window and sake out of the car and meet these will. let them see you, let them know you and know who you are. remember what happened to community policing? you went from having enough cops on the street to cities doing well and deciding they do not need more police officers. so they reduced the police forces, so you did not have two cops and every vehicle but one cop in every vehicle. i did not blame one cop for not getting out in certain neighborhoods. not getting out of the car. what happens is it used to be -- i can remember when my son was attorney general, he would go around to tougher neighborhoods and ensure that every single cop gave his cell phone number to the local liquor store owner a

the woman, maloney committees having somebody else hold the period to people on the upper upper east sidet side are not sexist. they just think you think. this is who we have representing us? >> i'm going to go to tyrus right now. >> i'm excited to follow that. shake what you got now. fighting could say look i have the inflation reduction act passed which has nothing to do with inflation reduction but who cares. i get to vote for finland and -- -- are the democrats better position than a lot of people thought they were? >> i would like to say yes but unfortunately president biden, who used to be a moderate monster -- it was actually too strict on things like crime et cetera, he beat the progressives to become president but he laid down like a folding chair for them and he has been their puppet sons. the american people spoke and i'm happy to see as a republican real democrats stand up in this progressive first world problem stuff where your pronoun is the biggest argument that's going on in your kitchen table come as taking a backseat to real issues. i'm a little bit uncomfortable but i w

in right after 2:40 pm, they breached the east side doors. once they infiltrated the capital, they moved to the crypt, the rotunda, the hallway leading to the house chambers, even inside senate chambers. >> individuals associated with 2000 extremist groups have been charged with seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6 attack. one is the oath keepers, they are a group of armed antigovernment extremists. the other group is the proud boys, they promote white supremacy beliefs and have engaged in violence with people they view as their political enemies. members of both groups have already led guilty to crimes associated with the january 6 attack. mr. thompson: mr. quested, as part of the documentary you have been filming, you gained access to the proud boys and their leaders, enrique tarrio. your crew filmed them in washington dc on the evening of january 5 and then on january 6. on january 5, the night before the attack, you were with the head of the proud boys, mr. tarrio in washington dc. what happened? mr. quested: we picked up

she became a dance instructor on the lower east side at the east side settlement house and that launched her career in public service herself of lincoln's mother very briefly because i guess we're out of time but lincoln obviously was deeply affected by the tragedy of the loss of his natural mother. i mean nailing shut the coffin of your mother by hand must be traumatizing. for a child, but he could not have lucked out more than to get sarah bush johnston as a stepmother. she immediately saw in him something special. she urged her new husband to give him time to read time to study don't be as demanding as you would be for another only son to work in the fields or to work for neighbors for money she and and i think he treated her as his own mother. and you know continue to support her send money while he was president of the united states. so i think we had two women there who adored their sons and enabled them in a positive way. so we have a wonderful lesson. to leave on for leadership have adoring mothers. and thank you so much. let's give the hand to our wonderful. we will be taking up

carolyn maloney and jerry nadler, two powerhouses, it's east side and west side and it's a mess. >> itou say. people who have been in office both in office for 30 years, both chairing important committees, judiciary and oversight committees and i will say this. they were friendly as well and you see this race turn a little personal. that's unfortunate. at the end, it's not going to matter that much. this will be a democratic district no matter what. in terms of new york losing more influence it matters in that sense. >> when you say not so friendly, this has been so mean-spirited. >> it's gotten -- it's been taken to a place that i would not have predicted would have happened because they had worked so closely together on 9/11 victims compensation, jerry nadler had been the big fighter for the rail freight tunnel, carolyn maloney the second avenue subway. they have both contributed to new york in the past and now going against each other. i'm friendly with both of them and it's kind of sad to watch this. >> let's talk about the open seat now in the tenth district. mondere jones, a vete

extension of a subway project, a very important one that matters to a lot of new yorkers on the east sidere i am, i'm standing right next to you, a picture from the same event where he was above -- aboveground with you. why has it gotten to this point where you guys are tit for tat on twitter and it's getting kind of testy? >> well, i don't think it's -- we're friends. it's unfortunate that it happened. i am running in the 12th district, 60% of it is the 12th district, the district that i represent now. he could have easily run in the 10th because his -- his congressional office is in the 10th and the property that he represented before is in the 10th. i expected him to run in the 10th. i was very surprised when he tweeted out that he was running in the 12th. but now we're running, but he had to claim credit for the second avenue subway, which is fine with me, it's on the east side and i worked very hard on t it was my top priority for years, it was the only subway that's been built since i've been in congress, not in the city, not in the state, but the whole country. but i sort of agree

sides. next to each other, the world's a party. ah, life in east berlin, the east german capital. it's the calling card for german socialism. life in west berlin, an island with an east germany, enclosed by a wall in the next room. these huge passports dive deeper into the different experiences people had at the time. yeah, that's my sound from west berlin. you can choose between 3 characters. one of them will let you see the following tour through their eyes. made me mood. you liked the time, trouble with them. i'll take them rebellious west berlin. her name is cheyenne the other regime. so i put on a v. r had said and traveled back into the past on the virtual bugs, it takes us across checkpoint, charlie into east berlin. we drive along free lease plaza and end our journey at the seat of the east german parliament. the building was demolished in 263-5000 tons of the structural steel were recycled in the construction of 2 bies burst khalifa. this really goes to show that the berlin wall was so much more than just a wall. it was a 4 trips, dividing 2 realities that cut through the

additionally, air best images have shown a movement of troops from east side of rwanda to the congo. and these troops are part of their, their servants of the rwandan government. that is how the government over wanda is related to it. of course, there, one and government has united even in previous years when they denied that they didn't have troops, they actually turned around and held ceremonies to receive troops, but they denied were existing in the congo. the real solution in preventing this incidence is in just is these is, is having justice served. we are pushing for an implementation of international tribunals to try the perpetrators of those crimes. if that happens, many of the leaders in the region who have been involved, they would be conflict, there would be, they would, they would face charges for those crimes. and if that happens, there will be lasting peace in the region. since 2014 don bath residents of flood, se from ukraine, after 8 years of shelling and disruption by ukrainian government forces, some of the refugees used humanitarian for doors, and others waited for

the 50s around the bay with a few low 60s on the east side of the bay. bay. and then, we heat up.s will get to about 70 degrees along the coast. 80s and 90s down the peninsula and farther into the 90s as you go into the santa clara valley. 99s 99 degrees and here are the triple digit numbers. the hotspot will be 15 fairfield an. and brentwood. temperatures on the bay will be above normal, but far from the heat. low 80s for oakland and east bay. mostly mostly low to mid 90s and the north bay mountains are under this heat advisory. the lower lying spots will be short of that heat advisory criteria. at or above 100 your mendocino county and lake county. we wille will be away from record territory in san francisco and oakland. we will fall short of record territory. the record is 100 degrees in concord. looking looking at the heat risk, if you're not careful, we are in the moderate category today. more orange shows up heat risk. emphasizes the importance of common sense advice. stay hydrated and find some air-cond. some air-conditioning. are air quality is in the moderate cate. modera

east side union in san jose will all be returning to school today. >> oh. acalanes, too. >> they're waking up to sunshine in the south bay with the clouds rolling by. let's look at the school day forecast for castro valley, first day of school. it's a mostly cloudy start, temperatures in the low 60s but then we'll head for the low 70s today. it's going to be so nice out there at recess, outdoor lunch and then you'll want to enjoy some more time outside after school is over as well. we will see some warmer weather headed our way by the end of the week, so we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, we're now seeing a couple of key spots delayed. >> the delay at the bay bridge toll plaza is delayed getting delayed here. traffic just arriving because there was a crash on the east shore freeway, so even though it's lighter at the bay bridge it's because of the crash at powell in your commute direction that did clear, recovering now from richmond down in toward berkeley. looking at another delay recovering southbound 880 at 92, the crash cleared the middle lanes

the last competitive races when maloney beats bill greene, a republican, on the east side, in 1992. now, these guys are squared off against each other. they think the democrats got greedy, and got smacked down by a judge, or put in the same district. this race will be decided by about 70, 000, 75,000 votes, in a district of three quarter of 1 million. that is crazy. there won't be a competitive general election, let's be real. look at what's happening in new york ten. this is tight as a tick, to sound like dan rather. if there was ranked choice voting, things would be different. instead, you will see incumbent, without a general election, decided by 100 votes, maybe 1000. >> dan would say tight as a tick on a pig spine, or something like that. >> i don't have that kind of texas, let's be real. but, it's nuts. >> i want to take you to florida now because charlie chris is taking on governor ron desantis, in his victory speech. watch this. >> tonight, the people of florida, clearly, sent to message. they want a governor who cares about them too, solve real problems, and who preserves o

we'll show you the east side of that bridge coming up. >>> 5:45 now.to our news room, brentwood police are responding to a 24 hour fitness on lone tree way. according to its facebook post, this is some sort of active investigation, but people are being asked to avoid the area. there is no threat to the public according to police at this time, but the gym and the parking lot will be closed for several hours. we'll bring you more updates as we get them. >>> 5:46. tracking developments in new york in the civil investigation of former president trump's organization. the former president there saying he takes the fifth. >> meanwhile, a justice department leader tells nbc the doj's rank and file believe attorney general merrick garland should spell out the reasons behind the fbi raid of trump's mar-a-lago home. as nbc's jay gay reports, the recent chaos may be fueling plans for another run at the white house. >> mr. trump, can we have a word, sir? >> reporter: for the normally brash, outspoken former president trump, the last 24 hours informed by his violenc

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and this happened near the guggenheim on the upper east side two suspects on a moped attempt to rob thesewomen the one right there grabbed the chain off of her neck. you can see her friend pulling her away as the driver tries to turn the moped the passenger hops off and is met with two kicks before the two speed off police are searching for the suspects >>> now to the latest on the classified documents found at mar-a-lago they will do an assessment of any risk to national security. monica alba has more >> reporter: the nation's top intelligence officials assessing the possible damage from the trove of classified documents retrieved from mar-a-lago. director of national intelligence, averill haines saying she'll lead the review to the potential risk to national security from the disclosure of records donald trump took with him to florida >> the dni will be looking specifically at the documents, and if they expose the identities of cia agents and if methodologies are exposed. two sensitive issues for the united states government >> reporter: intelligence officials will also closely coordina

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she became a dance instructor on the lower east side. at the seaside settlement.ouse that launched her career in public service herself. lincoln's mother, very briefly, i guess we're out of time -- but lincoln's was obviously deeply affected by the tragedy of the loss of his natural mother. nailing shut the coffin of your mother by hand must be traumatizing for a child. he could not have looked at more than to get sarah bush johnston as a set mother. she immediately saw in him something special. she urged her new husband to give him time to read, time to study. don't be estimating as you but before another only son to work in the fields or work for neighbors for money. i think he treated her as his own mother. he continued to support her, send money while he was president of the united states. we have two women there who adored their sons and enabled them in a positive way. >> wonderful lesson to leave on. have adoring mothers, wonderful lesson to leave on. let's give a hand to our wonderful -- we will be taking a five-minute break. then we will welcome you back t

you can see it, here, and the campground, where kiely was last seen is on the east side of the lake. here is the campground. south of the campground is the reservoir. once again, we talked about it in the south. how do the specialized dive team find her after no one else could? we have the exclusive interview with the dive team. >> a big question in everyone's mind is, if we have so many law- enforcement personnel, fbi, county, local, state, looking for her, a lot of them were searching in that area. you were able to find her in a short amount of time. what would you say? >> it is not a knock on law enforcement. we specialize in underwater sonar technology. it is not an area that law enforcement is used to using everyday. we used it yesterday. to discover kiely. we look for cars underwater , law enforcement may have to do this a handful of times a year. most of the time, they know where the vehicle is. we specialize in utilizing this technology, specifically manipulating it. >> reporter: what did you think when you realized you had found something? >> you know, i had to go over it se

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it could generate high clouds but the best chance of showers will be on the east side of the system moving to the state. very likely will be the sierra to see some isolated storms along the crest for the middle part of the week. in terms of rain? there may be something for the coast. by august standards this is the best you can hope for. tomorrow morning should break out to a sunny day and 70s around san francisco. trending cooler by midweek and for another day we've got that roller coaster ride. let's peaks and valleys in the seven-day forecast. cooler today, warmer tomorrow and leveling off by wednesday. >>> coming up, a report on the leo lot basketball team. remember mr. jean? in honor of her 103rd birthday. >> here is the qr code to clear the shelters. scan the qr code and take you to a page on details how to adopt a pet or donate to our bay area shelters. we will be back in a moment. >>> first lady joe biden is leaving isolation after testing negative for covid. she received two negative results today and has been isolating for five dates in south carolina. she was prescribed the anti

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. >> the good thing about these events when they are downtown on the east side, less fog. >> i don'tll be a huge concern this weekend regardless of which side of the city you will be on. eventually the fog will retreat to the coast. looking ideal to this year's festival. the first time it has been in person in two ye. two years. it is going to be significantly warmer as you go further inland. here is what you you need to know as we finish off the work week. fog spreadink out as we head through the rest of tonight. i don't think it will take too long for that to retreat. normal august weather will continue through the weekend and then we are in for warmer temperatures next week. another surge of monsoonal moisture will be tracking up towards us. let's focus on that first. we can simulate it with one of our forecast models. the more of it the brighter colors on the map. most of california is pretty dry right now. by tuesday and wednesday of next week some moisture will be sneaking up towards us which means some passing clouds high up in the atmosphere but that set up can also yield pot

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.: the second accident took place minutes later on the east side of the freeway. in a crash involving five vehicles where it merges with northbound interstate 880. authorities have yet to release any information about the person killed in that crash. ama: happening now, it is day one of outside lands in san francisco's golden gate park. this is a live look from sky7. the three-day music festival include big headliners like post malone and green day. 220,000 people are expected to flock to the festival this weekend. nearly 100 restaurant, wineries and breweries are to attend this year's event. you can expect dumplings to pizza and much more. >> they have something for everyone, as far as music genre and things to do and there is a lot of food options. it is a great place to come. ama: if you're not able to attend this year's festival, check out the live stream on the outside lands website. dan a.: you won't miss a thing. the question is what will the weather do. ama: do you have an answer? >> reporter: it will be a little bit warmer. let's take a look at the foreca

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two young women walking near the famous guggenheim museum on the upper east side attacked by two men on a scooter first the man appears to swipe for the woman's necklace and she falls to the ground. the victim's friend drags her away, allowing the woman to get in a few well-placed kix the would-be thieves rolled out without takes anything mayor eric adams addressed the vehicles used in crimes. >> motorcycles, atvs creating havoc in our city. we saw how they use in criminal behavior we're zeroed in on those types of vehicles. our holistic approach yes, it was successful is successful i the rules that are on the books to stop these vehicles from hurting people >> reporter: law enforcement expert, manny gomez says such crimes are difficult to prevent and hard to punish >> they trace back that motor vehicle back to the perpetrator. they identify him or them. they arrest them, and they're out the next day >> reporter: it all comes as major crime in new york city has risen significantly since last year ro robbery, assault and car theft seeing major increase. only murder has fallen since th

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