with van gough and munch. and the advances that they made. it's hard to understand 100 years later, the massive shift in content, painting the way to moderner art. van gough wanted characters, bull bus noses, close to the art. morning, a woman on the bed scandalous at the time. an open shirt, and visible brushstrokes, all a new way of painting. the show has taken six years to put together. more than 100 pictures, beautiful, have come from private collections and museums around the world. >> i think that it's so stimulating, you can really experience things, and by looking and making comparisons. >> although the two men lived in paris at the same time, there's no evidence that they knew each other. but many of their works have similarities. van gough's starry night sits next to a starry night by munch. both men led hard lives >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. >> holy and historic. pope francis arrives in the u.s. during a time of transition in the american church. along with the celebrations, tension over his m

later in the quarter gough hands it off to pgcklasko. easily scores. quarter. stanford hosts university of central florida tonight. cardinal lost to northwestern in their opener and struggled ond offense. supposed strength this have stanford team. quarterback kevin hogan is hoping to make sure their team does not falter in their home opener. >> i had a lot of great things on tape h a lot of mistakes we know we can correct. they're all correctable. we're just looking forward to moving forward and have all our focus on central florida. >> tim harbaugh in a potential heart attack inducing rage back at his hometown u of michigan. hosting oregon state. oregon state punt frg the 50. snap sales over the punter's head, tackled at his 2 yard line. that lady to the second of three smith touchdown runs. michigan wins their home opener big, 35-7. jim harbaugh almost had to win this game, improving to 1-1. oregon and michigan state on deck right here on abc 7 followed by after the game with the real deal larry biel and yours truly. stick around as we break down the

. >> gough wans shot ride. and they win in the american league east. >>> the drama over deflated footballs before the super bowl could finally reach a conclusion today. a federal judge will make a final determination on whether new england patriots' quarterback tom brady will serve a four-game suspension. judge richard berman said his decision will come by friday. the patriots play their first regular season game next thursday. >>> and boston is out and los angeles is in. the u.s. olympic committee officially nominated l.a. as its choice to host the 2024 summer games. boston dropped its bid two months ago. los angeles is still vying with paris, rome, paris, and budapest, meanwhile they're scrapping their low gore for the 2020 games. the decision was made after the designer was akujed of plagiarizeing the logo. >>> when we return, bringing breakfast back. mcdonald's will let you enjoy breakfast items no matter what time of the day it is. details in "moneywatch." the dice. it had to be. the only one for me is you

gough, such a pleasure to meet you, your leadership at ucla on the center for policing equity is something that is not only vital, in terms of what we need today, it really is the key to a lot of the issues that we face. when i'm looking at the agenda for the entire cbc foundation events, i see so many different panels on so many different issues, but they all come together in regards to the central issue of our community's relationships with law enforcement and with our government writ large. so many of the issues that you all are tackling all this week come back to that essential issue. and so i thank you so much for giving me a few minutes to talk to you this afternoon about what the department of justice is doing in this important area because i will tell you that i view it as one of my main priorities as attorney general of the united states. i know that congressman conyers had to go and vote. he is also pulled in many different directions, but i want to thank him and his staff for their invitation to this event as well as for setting up this particular panel and of course the congres

gough t to find a way to keep the kids cool today. >> pretty much all the bay area is tough to escape clear skies. sanjose, good morning to you, right now is mid-60s. by 10:00 at 77. upper 90s is your forecast highs for today. it is going to be a rmwa evening. the entire bay area area, what this mean is temperatures climbing quickly. 90 is expected and triple digits expected for our inland locations. the beach is also looking at warm conditions and . temperatures right now is warming up quickly and low 70s already in downtown san francisco. low 70s also in daily city and half-moon bay and redwood city, it is warming up quickly. 68 in vallejo and livermore in the mid-60s. get ready for a fast warm up due to the fact that we have on shore breezes. offshore breeze along with that bridge of high pressure allowing us to warm things up. we are looking at an elevated fire danger due to the low humidity and the heat. 102 in nevada and 99 in napa. santarosa in the mid and upper 90s and triple digits low 90s. itis going to feel hotter and for the rest of the bay area mid-80s. 98 in san jose and

gough, such a pleasure to meet you. your leadership at ucla on the center for policing equity is something that is not only vital, in terms of what we need today, it really is the key to a lot of the issues that we face. when i'm looking at the agenda for the entire cbc foundation events, i see so many different panels on so many different issues, but they all come together in regards to the central issue of our community's relationships with law enforcement and with our government writ large. i view it as one of my main priorities as attorney general of united states. i know that the congressman had .o go and vote he's been in this fight for a .ong time justve many of you, not here on the panel, but out here in the audience, i see a lot of fighters. a lot of people who have walked a lot of lines and walked across a lot of bridges. i thank you for that as well. whether you have been in the struggle for years or whether you are new to an part of the new and exciting and dynamic young voices that we need to tell us the tr

gough, such a pleasure to meet you.our leadership at ucla on the center for policing equity is something that is not only vital, in terms of what we need today, it really is the key to a lot of the issues that we face. when i'm looking at the agenda for the entire cbc foundation events, i see so many different panels on so many different issues, but they all come together in regards to the central issue of our community's relationships with law enforcement and with our government writ large. aw enforcr government writ large. so many of the issues you are tackling all this week comes back to that essential issue. i thank you so much for giving me a few minutes to talk to you this afternoon about what the department of justice is doing in this important area. i view it as one of my main priorities as attorney general of the u.s. i know that congressman conyers had to go and vote. he is also pulled in many directions. i want to thank him and his staff for their invitation to this event as well as for setting up this partic