the transformation happened at george washington carver elementary school. 80% of the students are on the school lunch program. studies show people who have access to a good play area will have a better experience throughout the day. >> creating new hopscotch courts, redoing wall ball areas and making the playground more colorful and more inviting so more kids feel like they belong. >>> volunteers from four rotary clubs and the sfpd made the paint fly and drew the four squares. >> still ahead, how a wild california party has led to calls for change from state lawmakers. >>> people blame a music festival for bringing instaff gram down today. what the company actually blames. >>> a one-day opportunity for anybody to purchase google glass. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist. i'll have your sunday forecast i'll have your sunday forecast coming up. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an ey

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> the guys took their idea to a nearby community center named after the famous scientist george washington carver. >> well, we came here, and we went to one of the directors here, and we asked if we could start this program, and through those channels, we were able to get this program off its feet. >> many of their classmates were happy to help. >> put your second finger there. [ chord plays ] see, right at the end, that was perfect. like, literally, it was perfect. when one of my friends told me about this opportunity to work at the carver center to teach kids the instrument that i play and that the kids were very eager and willing to learn, then i really wanted to be a part of this program in order to give back to my community by using the skills that i've learned. >> start from middle "c." and then if we go up an... >> you could say this instructor has the perfect name for teaching music. her name is melody! >> yeah, a lot of people say that. [ chuckles ] i started playing piano at the age of 5, so i've been playing for a total of 10 years now, and it's been a really great journey, i think. an

so there's also a nature appreciation because i mentioned george washington carver.n't want to leave that out. some areas i wanted to cover. the practical diaspora and echo theology, africa to the united states, african spirituality and africaism and to a nascent revolt. we'll talk about how it's seen through nat turner, linda brent, and clementine hunter. so let's start off with some beginnings. going to start back in africa. and what i'm going to pull from is -- it's a reflection, a fiction of what sort of encompasses what might have happened to an individual who was pulled from the land in africa. so let me begin. comes out of rooted in the earth. the gaitkeeper is menka, a young man a few years beyond his initiation into manhood. he stands with his head wrapped and his body draped in white before the entrance of his village's earth shrine in ghana. he guards a place of worship where community members offer animal sacrifices for increased fertility, bury their dead and venerate their ancestors, all practices with many veriation youth west africa. while men from a

distance for deciding whether this is a person who we really want to angle out more than george washington carver order to the roosevelt or someone else. and it was because mcdonald and finally helms took the position that they did. they made it untenable for people to oppose the holiday. you just didn't get it loaded in the paper if you talked about the cost and the importance of the passage of time for judging historical significance. we got into the headlines which others gladly quoted and emphasize and reemphasize was with paranoid unseemly unsportsmanlike character assassination tactic. squaring off ted kennedy versus jesse helms i need to all the people, even conservative republicans in many cases would not be associated with that unseemly line. they came over to work the holiday and that is really why we had it in its reproduction of the same type of, which i think isn't nearly about our hearts and minds, but about providing public opinion and isolating the bull connors and the sheriff hearts in the 1960s and putting people like jesse helms and larry mcdonald and john ashcroft into the spo

. >> george washington carver elementary school got a makeover today thanks to four san francisco rotaryayground sprucing it up for students. studies show students who have access to a safe and welcoming play area at recess are more likely to have a better school experience. tomorrow looks like a great day to play. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our accuweather forecast. >> a great day to take the kids to the park tomorrow. morning might not be such a great idea because it will be pretty h

george washington carver elementary school got a makeover yesterday thanks to four san francisco rotaryubs and the san francisco police department. volunteers painted the playground, sprucing it up for students. studies show students who had access to a save and welcoming play area are more likely to have a better school experience. we see a lot of -- we see some clouds and blue skies in that video there. today we have to fight through some clouds to get to the blue skies, right? >> today will be one of the warmer days we have. in fact, with the marine layer so deep it willty time. 53 trees san francisco. yesterday you were in the low 60s. going for the upper 60s today. so as much as ten degrees warmer. i will have all the details and a look at the upcoming work week when we return. >> lisa, it was sunny in seattle for the a's, and that proved to be the difference. rick kwan has the highlights of the a's win hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [

and wasn't until really the early 1 00's, that the era of plant scientists, george washington carver,whole new era of plant scientists emerged. so the patent process for plants was very critical in america and internationally. host: make sure to tune into book tv and american history tv this weekend as we feature the history and literary life of fort myers florida, and to watch videos from all the cities we visited, go to c-span.org/localcontent. we continue our focus on the u.s. economy today with daniel kutslaben. last week it was indicated u.s. banks might need to hold additional capital to be prepared for additional stress. explain what are the rules today for how much capital banks have to hold to protect against losses in the future? >> right. ok. so what janet yellon and a couple bank regulators said this week is a new rule would say there's a thing called the enhanced leverage ratio. banks will have to hold 5% as opposed to 3% of capital and reserve. capital is just assets minus liabilities. it's cash, it's assets, it's what you have lying around. it's sort of to hold in reser

distance for deciding whether this is a person who we really want to angle out more than george washington carver order to the roosevelt or someone else. and it was because mcdonald and finally helms took the position that they did. they made it untenable for people to oppose the holiday. you just didn't get it loaded in the paper if you talked about the cost and the importance of the passage of time for judging historical significance. we got into the headlines which others gladly quoted and emphasize and reemphasize was with paranoid unseemly unsportsmanlike character assassination tactic. squaring off ted kennedy versus jesse helms i need to all the people, even conservative republicans in many cases would not be associated with that unseemly line. they came over to work the holiday and that is really why we had it in its reproduction of the same type of, which i think isn't nearly about our hearts and minds, but about providing public opinion and isolating the bull connors and the sheriff hearts in the 1960s and putting people like jesse helms and larry mcdonald and john ashcroft into the spo