. >> coming up, our look at sheridan continues as we go just outside the city to the fort phil kearny historic site. it played an important role between the u.s. and local native americans between 1886 and 186 . -- 1866 and 186 . >> here at kearny, the landscape is our artifact. it's our job to help people understand how the contour lines shaped the narrative of the war against the bozeman trail forts. we have a lot of people that come here that know nothing about the fort or know a little something about the plains indians wars but when they come in and we start to talk about the mainland marks around here, you really see them start to absorb how crucial the artifact that we preserve in wyoming, which is our landscape, that -- w that has shaped werled progression, for example. these wild narratives we have kind of grown up with but maybe haven't truly understood until you get out here and realize what's at the core of this conflict. >> located in traditional native american lands, the fort played a central role in red cloud's war, an armed conflict between native americans and the u.

the kearny street workshop and its upcoming showcase event, apature, first with poet and writer jennifer. cheng. but we'll talk about the inspiration behind her award-winning work. and we wrap up with musical artist known as versoul, a bay area hip-hop artist, producer, and sound engineer who will be featured at apature. we will talk to her about her new album, and she will perform live in our studio. all that on our show today. a lot of cities would just love to have anything running, a river running through it. that would just be so great looking,thesouth b, it didn't really become part of the san jose civic greenway until fairly recently. but that's changing in a big way. joining me now is jason su, the executive director of the guadalupe river park conservancy. he is an urban designer overseeing the restoration and development of the 254-acre, 3-mile riverfront. welcome to the show. jason su: thank you. robert: can we agree that maybe the guadalupe river has been somewhat underutilized over the years? jason: completely. it is definitely one of the most underinvested assets that we ha

the kearny street workshop and its upcoming showcase event, apature, first with poet and writer jenniferthe inspiration behind her award-winning work. and we wrap up with musical artist known as versoul, a bay area hip-hop artist, producer, and sound engineer who will be featured at apature. we will talk to her about her new album,

we put ten cams around broad bray and the can placement, at the corner of kearny and broadway, based off our advocacy. district challenges. a lot of the similar challenges you see all around the city, homelessness continues to be a paramount concern. i can say that definitely has improved over the last two to three years. illegal dumping of commercial waste, as well as, you know, just residential belongings continue to pop up on our sidewalks. we do our best to get them off the sidewalks as soon as possible. and we have a couple of long-term vacancies on broadway unfortunately. those are continued sites of, you know, encampments and what not. the bottom photos are the trees fallen over on broadway. that's all one tree. this is one of the biggest problems we had on broadway this past fiscal year. where we've had 40% to 50% of the trees on broadway put in after the broadway street scape improvement project. they've paved over or replanted. this tree in particular was reported for three weeks on about the dangerous leaning, until it finally fell over and laid on the sidewalk for 72 hour

fort minutes we will visit kearny. sheridanwill visit the county museum to hear about the impact coal mining had on the area. we begin with the history of rodeo. >> [indiscernible] no other place to be the second week in -- weekend of july than here in wyoming. we invite you all. oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ >> i tell you, this week is the biggest week in sheridan economically. ago sheridan was dead as a doornail. there was nothing going on. citizens decided we needed to provide someto economic opportunity and entertainment. that was the charter, and still is. 89 years later we are still doing the same thing. and 29 -- 1929, we welcomed a financier who bought the historic pk ranch. for two years they had a rodeo out in the field. i think there were cars from 23 states. the people of sheridan said, if they can't do it, why can't we do it here. a group of citizens gather to form a committee. they didn't start out on a small scale, they wante

to kearny and put it on everybody else. >> that you think they did that the whole time and had a black male system or systems? -- is that what they're doing? >> i don't think it's an accident she is walking around while epstein was behind bars. i would expect there some participation. kennedy: i think that explains of the public will be deeply skeptical and it will play out in fair to the victims. people that are powerful in this very case, and this very case for people who are powerful how privileged in the way that justice has been rendered. kennedy: you are right, not just epstein, the denials are running pretty thin. we will see the panel and just a little bit. first up, hurricane dorian turning off the coast of georgia blasting the southeast with high winds, heavy rain and huge waves, a potentially devastating form search as i told you earlier it is category 2 expected to maintain that strength when it makes landfall in the u.s., it is hard to say what exactly is going to happen then, it is looking more and more like charleston will get hit tomorrow and then will slide to north ca

so while haji bagcho was in the custody of the afghan police, myself and phil kearny went and talkede could be prosecuted in afghanistan or even taken to the united states. he wasn't cooperative. he denied everything. he just claimed to be a farmer. he even said he never had seen heroin or opium, that he was not a part of any heroin trafficking organization, that we had the wrong man and he was guilty of nothing. so i wrapped up the interview, i told him i would see him in the united states. i just laughed. he thought that was so funny. he told me "i'll never be in the united states." ugh odor, even ammonia. so long stankface! (vo) ammonia like that? there's a tidy cats for that. when you have diabetes, ♪ dietary choices are crucial to help manage blood sugar, but it can be difficult to find a balanced solution. try great-tasting boost glucose control. the patented blend of protein, fat, and carbs is part of a balanced formula that's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. in fact, it provides 60% more protein than the leading diabetes nutrition shake and contains only 1

>>losing often, but in kearny it's more than a business each cup of coffee for him we treat that served up, it's a tiny tribute to a son in brother, his memory lives on at austin's knowing that you know life is short. >>so we would love for folks a memories here. >>in a rip in christine roads. >>love next police are investigating after a man is shot and killed outside a california restaurant. what police know about the man who's on the run. >>also police are looking for the person who stole instruments from a bay area junior high school how much they made off with and what we ca >>welcome back martinez police are investigating a theft at the junior high school ploy say this is a crime against the entire community, someone broke into the music room on thursday night and took several instruments and speakers and now these kids have nothing. >>kron four's will bellow is here now in the studio with us with more and this crime. noel. >>it's pretty to be quite honest sharon justine the reason they say it's a crime against the community is because without the citizens of martinez there simply

when people walk away from fort phil kearny, i hope they have learned how to absorb distance the expansive, wide-open landscape that they've gotten to travel through and just how valuable it is to our quality of life nd to learning what shamed our western history. >> our city tour staff recently traveled to sheridan, wyoming, to learn about its rich history. to watch more video from sheridan and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. you're watching ,nnouncer: next elliott west lectures about the impact of the gold rush and how it led to deforestation and contamination of rivers. seminar hosteda for high school teachers by the gilder lehrman institute of american history. prof. west: good morning. >> good morning. prof. west: much better. i hope everyone had a good day yesterday. i certainly did. , we will look at the environmental impact of the california gold rush. i would like to begin, as i said, by trying to think larger .han we normally do what is going on? , university of colorado he said, historians only ask one question, what is going on here? thought, that is abou

we are dealing with some cable car delays due to a protest at the intersection of california and kearnyway into the city. again, a 10 minute delay. your freeways are pretty typical for this time of the day. westbound 80 around savant a, that accident. brake lights continue at the bay bridge. no delays across the city. westbound side, 80. >>> the heat advisory is in effect for today. the second day in a row. we have a high fire danger, this morning. the heat advisory and most of the area due to dangerously hot conditions and offshore winds. we are talking about that alert, once again, today. a high fire danger as we go through the rest of the morning until 11 a clock a.m. . let's check out our temperatures as we are heading through the day. record-breaking highs this afternoon, triple digits from nevermore to stair field. mid 90s at san jose. low 90s for oakland. much cooler starting tomorrow through the weekend. wayne: i just had chocolate! - i love it. jonathan: it's a trip to spain! breaking news! wayne: i like to party! you got the big deal! - yeah! wayne: go get your car. - so ready