>> reporter: the city digs into gentry fi case and a shift in racial demographics. >> we're losing our community in my hometown. >> reporter: he calls the town unfortunate. >> we're getting letters from people saying the same thing a y of friendship. >> i have a lot of friends here who are aspiring filmmakers. the next wave of film makers to hopefully get their untold stories to the big screen, too. the movie hits theaters next mompblts. jobina fortson, "abc7 news." >>> "abc7 news" reporter wayne freedman went to the house featured in the movie and knocked on the door. you can see his story on our website, abc7news.com. >>> more than 200,000 people in san francisco soon can enjoy a bit of culture at no most. >> the city announced the san francisco museums for allprra m receive medical. >> if you're planning to hit the beach, a high surf advisory has been issued for the entire bay area until thursday morning. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya? >> yeah, those waves right now are 12 to 16 feet. that's why the high surf advisory until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. watch out for breakers u

(arthur penn) we weren't landed gentry. we weren't part of the hollywood establishment.se nuts from new york mostly, and kind of crazy because the live tv experience had made us a little fearless, a little unorthodox certainly. the big game in the world is the movies. it's the biggest game. it's always been the biggest. so when a television director gets a chance to make a feature, they're going to go flat out. (jazz music playing) (gene siskel) they were determined to break with the patterns and genres. they would make revisionist detective stories, revisionist westerns. they thought they could do something fresh. (narrator) frankenheimer, cassavetes, lumet, penn and tv directors now began to make feature films. the intensity and innovation that characterized their work on television challenged conventional filmmaking, leading to the most important films of the next decade. you can imagine getting out to a place like hollywood, where everything is very tightly proscribed. a director does this. a first assistant does that. i didn't know, for instance, i was supposed to s

meetings are still continuing today about what their strategy will be is understood of one item on the gentry's a possible boycott of the vote and possibly even withdrawal from parliament there has been voicing growing calls within the party saying that these democracy is basically failed in turkey and if you participate all you are doing is legitimizing a broken system at the same time from a more local did when the vote has been on the offensive he's been continuing his policy of of condemning the vote at the same time reaching out to all sections of society with a message of of inclusive and he has received important boost three minor parties or participated in these town halls are reportedly announcing that they will withdraw in the next vote and offer support to him all of those folks amounted to around one hundred forty thousand votes that's ten times the margin that won so that is an important boost and will make the difference make the task burdwan even greater and just kind of nation of the returns are also being echoed in international circles as undermine democracy in the country und

but what we heard from patrick gentry this was a test on me that was ultimately deeply sad her regret that nothing has happened to account for the murder of her fiance the tragedy that she is now in washington d.c. with out her fiance having planned to visit with him that was something that came through very strongly in the testimony given to this house committee but very important to note that this is a bipartisan committee we've had questions and comments from both the majority democrats within the house but also we heard very strong comments in support of the young say from republican minority leader. mike hanna we'll let that session is continuing we'll let you get back to it for now though thank you very much indeed thank you or fears for joining us that's it for me for this news hour but to stay with us and i'll just say are the team in london will be back with you in just a moment with a not sate on that session and more of the day's nice to stay with us here and i'll just hear. one of his trail his most love making and i'm the one that is under threat from an agonizing. 111. t

is undergoing the most intense gentri kaingse country.uriel bowser is vowing to fight that and help long-time residents to stay in thunir commies. >> if you have safe, dignified affordable housing, you have a fair shot in our city. >> i hope you recognized her and the lady standing next to me, from talk around town. it found 20,000 black residents in d.c. have been forced out of their neighborhoods in the last two decades and leaders are starting to catch heat because of this trend. what are your listeners saying about this and what the mayor is talking about. >> they said they don't feel like it's going anywhere until native washingtonians have been 0n like last night, showing up at a rally at 14th and u street. >> it was huge. >> there was noe. violenc they believe it's beyond the movement of music and about preserving a culture to make sure everyone's voice is heard. our listeners support any initiative that doesn'tpush out d.c. residents that make the city what it is like from d.c. >> i think it's important to have a holistic approac

. >> taking aim at the proposed oakland a's ballpark gentry figs areas that provide higher paying union jobs. >>> developing news in the north bay the woman who was hit and killed while walking her dogs in san anselmo has reportedly been identified, 72-year-old cal lynn allen. 30-year-old james boswell is accused of driving drunk killing allen and one of her dogs on saturday night. he was arrested for felony dui. a neighbor started a petitiono demand officials install a flashing light at the cross walk where allen was hit. >>> the man accused of opening fire inside a southern california synagogue is pleading not guilty. john earnest appeared in court yesterday. investigators say he shot mels of the chabad of poway synagogue killing one and injuring three others. earnest was prepared to kill many people. five loaded ammunition magazines were found in his car. earnest is charged with murder and a hate crime. >>> in the north bay an off leash dog attacked and killed a threatened species of fur seal in a protected beach. >> the seal pup was bitten at north beach and point reyes. these are e

position, his life of being a member of the gentry, is not a relic of the hierarchical society of colonialginia. he did not make it ahead into what was, in the 1960's, basically impairment of the social structure. americanand now, the dream is only a democratic ideal, which has aristocratic pretensions. the goal of the drain, after all, is to display yourself, display your worth, your values, ocrat.entegrian arista why isn't everyone is so excited about meghan markle having a baby? perhaps they know it better than we know ourselves. to to thatto hold on dream, we can see that and lots of other ways into the college recruiting scandals. we can also see that in morgan's last years, the sadness of trying to provide for his heirs, trying to make sure that his daughters are taken care of after his death rather than by one of his idiot son-in-law's. [laughter] finally, morgan had possessed a deep well of what call emotional intelligence. as i alluded to several times, he had a wonderful capacity for friendship. thomas, he writes jefferson, speaking of benedict arnold, and he refers to him as "my

grammy nominated montgomery gentry was the he liner during the free all day event. >>> and this weekend, people from across the country will be at arlington national cemetery to honor the fallen. you have a chance to p a special tribute to america's service members who died in combat since 9/11 terror attacks. each of these yellow ribbons represent a fallen service member. visitors are being invited to take one and ofr a special prayer to each of the fallen. organizers hope each ribbon is claimed so that every service member is remembered. >> this is a gentle but meaningful way to honor every service member who died since 9/11. >> you can pick up a yellow ribbon at the women's memorial w all kend, located at the gateway to arlington national cemetery. >>> meantime, president trump ansays the united state japan are hard at work on a trade agreement. he's in the middle of a state visit there. the presiden playing a round of golf with prime minister shinzo abe. he took to twitter before teeing off, postng about north korea's recent missile test, a real concern for japanm trudownplayed it s

this is reshares by people who are 45-60, landed gentry and professional blue collar and white collar workers who share this thing because it spoke to their fear of xenophobia and the loss of resources and the like. the media has turned to a new sort of panic. your children are getting recruited out of fork knife. but in many cases that's also because they don't understand the meaning of what fortnite and overwatch. much of the game itself is you being social in that space. one of the things i talk about in my work oval is that space in that you're in online mediates the type of person you're going to be in that space. if you're going in that space to shoot people who are brown, that is a cathartic space for you to build empathy for you to then recruit somebody to your cause. while i lay the blame to a certain extent of the paucity of genre in games -- that was a lot. sorry. >> that was a lot. there was a lot. where do i go? how much time do we have left? i feel like i'm back in school. school me. it's cool. so i guess i'm thinking of all of this that we just said and i'm thinking abo

with at land's edge has brought me to organize events that are -- that one would call more popular, gentry fitted hollywood-ish sights in los angeles. so we hold these events in various spaces, and we collaborate with other either local culture producers, most recently, we did something where we collaborated with the echo park film center, which is a nonprofit media arts organization, and they're committed to providing equality and affordable to film and video resources. this tick particular workshop was facilitated, and the workshop was focused and served particularly women of color and queer people of color in an way to engage in storytelling through filmmaking, and these various participants have either little to a lot of -- or varied the spectrum in their relationship with sort of film and video equipment, but in terms of, whether i'm thinking of, you know, multiperspective of as stories are not one way to tell a story as a -- as a place of inquiry, that participants watched marlin riggs' lickal documentary "tongues untied" some may not have ever seen the film before, and many don't id