. >>> a well-known san francisco mural is getting a face-lift. the big announcement about how the mural will be restored. >>> stocks have been flat. taking a live look at the dow, up almost 10%. >>> iphone may not be the only devis getting bigger. there's a report that they are working on an ipad with a larger screen. the next tablet will have a 12.9 screen. the current screen is smaller than 8 inches. >>> pets owned by homeless people are getting some freebies in san jose. the animal and services division is providing free pet food and services for pets at story road. shelter officials decided that pets in the area needed help about a month ago after talking with people in the neighborhood. >> we were told there were puppies born who died from parvo. we decided that was a need we wanted to meet for the folks. >>> after two years of talks, san francisco has finally given the go ahead to renovate an historic mural that serves as a gateway to the mission district. the iconic mural at 24th and south van ness showcases the mission and annual celebrat

. >>> nicaragua is known for its spanish architecture and its public murals of telling people escapingpression, these days a few artist undertake such grand schemes but children in the city of lyon are being taught to keep the mural tradition alive. davis has the story. they tell stories of war, rebellion, struggle and hopeful a kind of public blackboard where art and politics converge. muralmurals were a response to 0 years of colonialism and a way for anything rack juans to reclaim their heritage, but three and a half decades after the revolution that gave birth to the movement. mural painting is fading away. >> translator: artistically and murrays identically speaking i am alone. i haven't found any movement here in the city of lyon that is trying to make a meaningful project about the current situation, i haven't found anyone i am loan. >> reporter: modernization has brought its own form of damage and neglect. but on the other side of the city a group of volunteers is working to rescue this artistic tradition, every saturday more than 100 children practice their painting and drawin

now a group of children has been taught to keep the mural tradition alive.he story. >> reporter: they tell stories of war, rebellion, struggle and hope. a kind of public blackboard where art and politics converge. murals were a response to 500 years of colonialism, and a way for nicaraguans to reclaim their heritage. but three and a half decades later, mural painting is fading away. >> translator: artistically i'm alone. i haven't found any movement here in the city that is trying to make a meaningful mural project. i haven't found anyone. i'm alone. >> reporter: while political changes lead to the destruction of many murals, modernization has brought his own form of damage. but on the other side of the city a group is working to rescue this tradition. every saturday more than 100 children practice their painting inside this small house. for the volunteers, cultural revival comes one child at a time. >> translator: i'm learning how to paint and dance. i love coming here because it's fun. i would like to be a teacher here when i'm older. >> reporter: like mos

. >> reporter: here murals pay homage to slain civil rights leaders.e a survival kit from the aclu is tacked to the wall. >> i had one incident where i left my house. i was going to the gas station, just to get cigarettes, and an officer stopped me right here -- >> reporter: just for walking down the street. >> yeah. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel bad, sad in a way. >> poverty is only one aspect of it. the other aspect is a lack of investment in your urban core. >> reporter: carol heads the cent center on urban research at washington university. and in residence like these the contrast between haves and have not grows as the tax base crumbles. >> so america is a land of opportunity for those who have the preparation to take advantage of those opportunities. however, the disinvestment for the young and the poor has not been. that's where the promise has not fulfilled its reality. >> reporter: across the united states there are many cities that have segregated neighborhoods and divided areas. but here if you drive down the

we are continuing that legacy to continue that pub murallism to -- public murallism to talk about diversity. >>> i think now is a good time to go to sal who is back from a long needed vacation. sal, welcome back. >> thanks, brian. you know things are doing pretty well starting off this monday. we're looking at highway 101 in san francisco getting off to the 80 split. that looks good as you drive to the downtown area. if you are driving the other way, let's say you are going to the airport, it should be a nice flight. hopefully it will be a nice flight, but it should be a nice drive. we are looking at westbound bay bridge there is a small backup. and the morning commute is backing pup pretty well. >>> good morning, everyone. big, big fog bank out there. especially with the low. exit the sierra and head back toward northeast california. but i will tell you it's this close things are calling down now but they will pick up again later on. south lake tahoe and truckee. already the south lightning strikes. there is a fire weather watch. so mainly east. napa county, lake county, solano. in line fo

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it's really cool because keith appling, this is his fourth mural. they're trying to make this a town that's home for the arts. and it really adds so much life. >> it's a great idea. having pets from the community featured there. >> and 95 feet long. >> enormous. >>> coming up on 9:00. >> just three minutes away. we are staying on top of breaking news in the district. >> we'll have a live report from the scene where hotel guests were forced to leave their rooms overnight. >>> and on this labor day weekend, there's still time for you to go on a road trip. we look at the stalling gas prices. we've got a lot to tell you about. >>> we're in flight aboard one of the last b 17 bombers and it's over our area >>> we continue to follow some breaking news in the district. small fires set inside a marriott hotel. they're out. >> but hundreds of guests who were evacuated are upset. derek ward is live at the marrio marriott. >> reporter: by all appearances it's all normal here at the marriott wardman park. but there's an arson investigation. take a look at pictur

murals and nic nicker aguaens make their way. >> so far i'm alone. i haven't found anyone.i'm alone. >> while political changes led to the destruction of many murals, modernization brought it's own form of damage and neglect. but on the other side of the city a group of volunteers is working to rescue this artistic tradition. every saturday more than 100 children practice their painting and drawing inside this small house. for the volunteers who run the sous chef school. >> i love to learn to paint and dance. i would like to be a teacher here when i'm older. >> reporter: like most of the volunteer teachers, she was once a student here. now he's the school's director. >> many of our students have not discovered the potential inside them. we would like to awaken the talent that is inside people. >> this group of older students are retouching a 50-meter long mural they created 50 years ago. it's a way to reclaim their heritage. this mural was an attempt to illustrate the community's history and values on one single wall from the time of the indigenous to the arrival of the spa

this mural is an attempt to illustrate this community's history and values on one single wall from the time of the indigenous to the arrival of the spanish to the importance of protecting the environment, it's been a source of pride for the community. >> reporter: a form of expression borne from the evolution. now receiving new life thanks to a group of young people who refuse to forget the past al jazeera, nicaragua. >> a new lawsuit for access to lawyers for undocumented migrants. roxana saberi? >> reporter: the american civil liberty's union said that detainees are not getting proper represen representation. they filed a lawsuit that allow undocumented migrants to be deported without first speaking to an attorney. the grouped said central american women and children detained in new mexico were not allowed to present their cases for asylum. >>> two suspects in a 20-hour stand off are now facing charges. they had been charged with attempted murder, home invasion, kidnapping and sexual assault. the two men broke into a home in harvey, illinois, and ended up barricading themselves insid

the mural is called lotus diamond.t's the first of a number of projects ferry will lead in philadelphia in the coming weeks. >>> septa said it is extending round the clock weekend service, they plan to rhawn the broad street and frankford train -- run the broad street and frankford train over the weekend. septa said requiredship has increase -- rydership has . >> heads up for all of you heading into new jersey via the ben franklin bridge this morning, expect some delays, because of a repaving project that actually started on friday. during this time the 6th street approach ramp will be closed, so you'll have a detour that will take you to the 5th street approach ramp via race street. prepare for extra time or take the walt whitman bridge or betsy ross bridge instead. >>> award award winning direcr james cameron is driving into a new frontier. his new film deep sea challenge debuts in theaters this weekend. we have a preview. >> reporter: director james cameron is on a mission. >> reporter: on a mission to get to the de

the mural arts program, iconic artist shepherd ferry with a new mural.ompleting the masterpiece in five days. it is called lotus diamond and the first of a number of projects that they will lead in philadelphia in the next few years. nice. >>> melissa magee here. nice weekend speaking of nice coming our way. >> that's right. no complaints, no issues. get out and enjoy it. a nice stretch of weather on the way. showing you what is going on, the radar shows it was nice today, continuing over the weekend. dry as we look at the radar. no issues with the precipitation. you won't have any with the dominating ridge of high pressure in control. it will stay that way tonight and we have got cool conditions if perhaps you are stepping out on the town. watch the phills take on the mets and maybe up north to the musikfest tonight. the temperatures outside, official high in philadelphia so far coming in at 82 degrees. wilmington 82. poconos 73. along the coast in sea isle city 79. dover coming in at 80 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing pretty quiet

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. >>> a group of 12 artists around the world reveal add mural to express solidarity with palestinians. the artists were chosen from many different backgrounds, african-american, latino, native american, jewish americans and palestinians. they as the political issues faced by palestinians. >> here in oakland, we always stood up for what we thought is right. so we use art as a way to talk about social justice. >> the mural is on the side of the building on 26th avenue in oakland. >>> the time now is 7:16. so far everybody behaving for you? >> we had a couple of things. one of the things is that crash we talked about on the dunbar bridge. there was no serious injuries, just minor injuries. it's dunbar ton bridge. the lanes that were blocked for a little while, you will see the lanes slower than usual but the lanes are open and things should clear up in a little bit. let's move to some live pictures now. i want to show you the pictures. that looks good getting up on highway 17. if you're driving to the bay bridge to plaza that's about a 25 minute drive time into san francisco. here's stev

. >>> final touches are now being put on hey word's gateway mural.ural was originally created five years ago by artist andrew knight but recently has been targeted by taggers. as you can see here it covers 3500 feet and features rolling green hills and california poppies. now, after nearly six months, it's been restored to its original beauty. >> it welcomes beam into our downtown area of hay ward. it is special for me, because i used to hang out here when i was a kid. to have my work out here, in this town, and welcome for this town it is a great honor. >> reporter: in the past year landscaping has been added in the area around the mural. >>> a change in security at a major bay area airport why officials say a machine can do just as good a job as a person. >>> and get you through san jose international even faster. >>> a new high-tech device to keep you connected if your car. you have to look through it to see the road. >>> plus brand new school supplies for families who need them the most. >>> an overturned garbage truck stopped traffic on highway

the carnival mural showcases the mission district and its annual carnival celebration.ally painted 32 years ago. after 2 years of talk the city has decided to provide $50,000 for the restoration project and here's something interesting. the same 4 artists who painted the mural back in 1982, they will be back up on the calf calf scaffolding. >> that restoration work is expected to be completed by the end of october. >>> 13 and 14-year-old boys arrested for a string of crimes including the brutal beating of a family's dog. that dog has died. the penalties the boys now face. >>> a power substation hit by thieves and it's the same station where an attack sparked terrorism fears. >>> and firefighters attack a brush fire from the air and the ground. what they are doing to protect a bay area neighborhood. >>> complete bay area news starts now. >>> the same pg and e substation the scene of a sniper attack has now been targeted again, this time by thieves. good evening. >>> and i'm frank summerville. ktvu has learned that thieves got past the fence and stole construction equipme

this magnificent entrance leads directly to the exhibition hall where two great works by the american mural painter mark milestones. a new america strikes its first united blow for freedom. the declaration of independence was a great plan on which this nation was founded. the constitution is a supporting pillar of our democracy. james madison offers the constitution to george washington. and the members of the historic constitutional convention. within the exhibition hall, schoolbook history comes to life as the visitors see documents which marks steps in the forward march of america. among the important treaties preserved is the first treaty which handed the war of 1812 and reaffirmed the nation's right to live in peace and freedom. another represents a battle fought and won. in the field of diplomacy. yellowed and it is preserved as a vital link in our democracy when america took its place in the congress of nations. this seemingly unimportant document is the knowledge meant by great britain that her colonies are now the united states of america. this treaty of paris bears the signature o

they left this wonderful mural. with eventsle mural from chuck brown's life. , the shot of the capitol, where he had his famous concert with the national symphony orchestra. do it well, or, don't do it at all. everyone had a great time today. >> how do you celebrate what would have been the 78th birthday of adc music icon? with music, of course. they came with umbrellas and danced in the rain for the dedication of the chuck brown memorial park. in theas always community. he always gave back to the community. chuck brown is d.c. >> he made people happy. >> it don't mean a thing if it ain't got the [indiscernible] >> in addition, there was an abstract sculpture with the check image on it. his family said he would have loved it. -- haveuld've allowed loved a street named after him. he would have loved this, because this is overwhelming. >> i wish he was here to see it. >> he spoke with chuck brown three years ago as he was turning 75, and he made light of his popularity as fans came running. peopleears ago, the only wh

. >>> artists dedicated a mural that expresses solidarity with palestinians. the work is aimed to address the social political issues faced by the palestinians. >> in the tops of the trees, all of our struggles and all of our striving for freedom and justice. >> you can see the mural on 26 26th street between tell graph and -- telegraph and broadway in oakland. >>> controversy over a homeless encampment. coming up the issue that brought several protesters are today. >> first -- protesters there today. >> first scammed, people who bought tickets to outside lands music festival are being turned away at the gate. >> a warning tonight from police. >> and continuing coverage on the hawaiian storms as we look that damage left behind. >>> firefighters made quick work of a fire over night. it was reported around 3:30 a.m. this morning at the easy mart. it took crews 10 minutes to extinguish the flame. the fire started near the front of the building. nobody was hurt and the scaws under investigation. -- the cause is under investigation. >>> the hottest tickets in the b

. >> once we removed the ceiling, we saw everything of the mural from that line up and realized that the mural for the most part was still intact. >> reporter: that's when mary, an architect at perkins eastman d.c. started doing research. old newspaper clippings helped tell the story. one of the pieces titled "adolescent america" captures entertainment, movies, and fun. the other american panno ramma, a 12 x 40 foot piece featuring art of science, innovation and industry. news 4 got access before a new kitchen will be taken over. >> this will be demolished. >> nobody suspected that this kind of history was here right behind this wall. >> reporter: the discovery opened the long process of preserving and removing the fresco. >> what the conservationist did was apply layers of cheese cloth and glue to what you see on the wall. let it harden and set up and literally peeled that off the wall. >> reporter: they then transferred the art to canvas so it can be hung. but the art is here to stay. the plan is to hang both pieces in the school's new grand entrance. the project is expected to be

these murals are the work of the artist barry faulkner. three great charters are carefully preserved for future generations to protect them from harmful dust and chemicals in the air, each parchment sheet has been separately sealed within a glass of bronze case containing only the inert gas, helium, and the proper amount of moisture. to shield them from damaging light rays, special yellow filters have been installed in the glass covers of the shrine and over the spotlights. 20 feet beneath the shrine, especially constructed vault provides safe storage for the documents when they are not on display or in case of fire. at a moments notice, and electrically operated mechanism will safely lower the encased documents into this massive vault. provisions have been made for operating the mechanism should electric power fail. thus, the national archives has taken every possible precaution for the safekeeping of these historic documents. here, the documents are being lowered by scissor jacks into the vault. after they are securely in place, the inte

been intentionally preserved from the period from when rue goldberg lived and her father and me , a mural by diego rivera. three commercial buildings downstairs with very high integrity. the list of character defining features that are typically missing and scene some of our better preserved buildings that are still present in this building is remarkable. some secondary associations that i think that make this even more stand out beyond what we know about rue goldberg association there are his father again, max goldberg who is a sheriff in san francisco and then also there is initial evidence that the bay area reporter, the first lgbt publication in the west was initiated in beverly unit. so they may have associations with that thematically which is a thematic theme historying -- historic building in san francisco. i just started and there is lots of work but thank you very much for hearing about this wonderful resource. >> ms. can yus. >> good afternoon, my name is anna can yus. my home has been in hayes valley and with hayes value continuing to grow, i live right next store with a five

these drawings were later to influence the composition of the great mural the battle of anghiari.this particular horse was eventually cast by leonardo into an exquisite small bronze now known as the budapest horse. leonardo was as concerned for the city of milan as the duke himself. when the great plagues of the 1480s killed more than 50,000 milanese, the fastidious leonardo was revolted by the filthy streets, the hovels, that contributed to the spread of disease. he therefore designed a model city in which the sun would be allowed to reach into every corner and cleansing waters would carry away waste and provide canals. this building, for instance, is of particular interest because of its staircase, which is designed so that persons would be able to go up and down it without even seeing one another. the castle at chambord in france, although it was built after leonardo's death, has a similar feature based on leonardo's designs and displaying a similar effect of twisting motion. but plans for model cities did not seem to have much appeal for the great landowners of milan, and it i

. >> once we removed the ceiling, we saw everything of the mural from that line up.ealized that the mural for the most part was still intact. >> that's when mary rankin, an architect at perkins eastman d.c. started doing research. old newspaper clippings helped tell the story. one of the pieces, titled "adolescent america" captures entertainment, movies and fun. the other, american panorama, a 12 x 40-foot piece, features science, innovation and industry. news4 got exclusive access before a new kitchen takes the space over. >> this will be totally be demolished and will no longer exist. >> we lunch down here, nobody suspected this kind of history was here right behind us on the wall. >> discovery opened a long process of preserving and removing the fresco. >> what the conservationist did was apply layers of cheesecloth and glue to what you see on the wall. let it harden and set up and literally peeled it off the wall. >> they then transferred the art to canvas so it can be hung. but the artist is here to someday. plant is to hang both pieces in the school's new grand

the challenges that were brought up included aging building stocks, construction and defacement of murals in the city, diminishing number of cultural practitioners etc and panel included family, business and cultural preservation to bring solutions to these identified challenges. following the summit we wanted to provide a summary of all the information learned during the event but also to get one step further and conduct research on potential solutions and case studies from around the globe. and during that process, we found that on an international scale, looking at preservation in a holistic way was really something that wasn't really new. it might be new to us here in the united states but on a global scale many other countries have adopted charters that look at preserving heritage that includes tangible and cultural heritage. some examples here, one important convention took place in 2003 and that was led by lens skoe and that has adopted that convention on their own. here in this slide we have an image of flam co- that is added to the list of intangible and cultural humanities in 20

the dining hall and the mural still have the imposing feel from the movie some 25 years ago. the chapel is virtually unchanged. many still remember robin williams entertaining the cast and crew on campus in between takes. >> i stopped a scene and went out and took photographs with certain people on the set, which i have photographs of. it was very humble that he would do that. >> he was on or off. it just seemed to be a switch. i never really saw anything in between. >> in the center of middletown this theater where the play scene was filmed. in front were flowers today and a farewell message on the marquis. >>> "nbc nightly news" will have the latest developments tonight at 6:30 right after this newscast. >>> heavy pockets of rain drenching the delaware valley. first alert weather is keeping you prepared for the threat over the next several hours. sheena? >> that's right. we still have a risk for strong storms over next few hours through parts of the area. i'm tracking the timing into your neighborhood and when we will finally dry out in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forec

the mural was sold for $600,000 at auction after a full dispute over who it belonged to the fund helped avoid foreclosure. california is suffering from the worst drought in a century. taps are running dry. authorities are drilling ever deeper and more often in search of groundwater but having little success. it is a problem many say will only get worse. >> nothing. lex two months ago olivia fergus's taps ran dry. the ground water level dropped the on the reach of her well. now only air comes out. and if she is not alone. >> i never thought it was going to happen to me. i was washing dishes and i just heard a noise like air coming out. here i come outside and there was no water at all. >> hundreds of households affected. then he cannot afford to dig deeper wells. -- many cannot afford to dig deeper wells. >> it is really hard. farmers, two.e this rig is digging a well 400 meters deep. it costs half $1 million. without rain, tapping groundwater is the only way to keep crops alive. with unregulated drilling, no one knows how long it will last and the laws of farmers want wells. like it is

. >>> Árboles talados una casa abandonada un mural que recuerda otros tiempos, es lo que queda aquÍ.odrÍa detenerlos. los jÓvenes del albergue dicen que quieren recuperar la casa por la suerte y que los apoyan. >>> a mÍ me tratÓ bien, la querÍa como una segunda madre. >>> 4 menores se suicidaron luego que los sacaron del albergue. no dijeron quienes y como las autoridades no confirmaron la informaciÓn. ana encargada del desarrollo familiar en michoacÁn. muchos niÑos y niÑas sufrieron abusos de todo tipo y por eso fueron rescatados. aunque no nos permitiÓ entrevistarlo. >>> no es, sano los chicos inquietan mucho. no es mi recomendaciÓn si no es recomendaciÓn de los sicologos. >>> mientras tanto, mientras comienzan su nueva vida, fuera del albergue dicen que ellos siguen siendo la gran familia. en michoacÁn mÉxico. telemundo. >>> propinaron una brutal golpiza a un chico autista en una fiesta en okeechobee florida le dieron con los puÑos y golpes en la cabeza. encontraron a la vÍctima de 16 a aÑos tirado en la calle, ya en el hospital. revelÓ que querÍan olÍ garl a pelearse con alguien

we have completed a mural on the side of the potrero health clinic. it was a community design process completed about a month ago. it's been extremely successful and has the names of community leaders and key politicians that residents believe were integral to the publication of the public housing. >> commissioner matsuda? >> i would encourage you to engage in oral history to get the industries from the real voices. i think the public library, there are several resources where they can come out. it is already with the library archive and many resident s participated with that. he's been documenting and he has all the documentation and two videos done and there is a more recent documenting about the transformation of residents and their view of that as well as the neighborhood. >> as well as keeping the tangible artifacts, flyers, reports, things like that would be really helpful. absolutely. >> commissioner wilson? >> yes, i agree with the findings that this was a very significant development originally and that it clearly doesn't have the integrity l

other major candidates are mural bouzer and independent carol schwartz. >> metro's new silver line opened less than a month ago. it's having are an impact on tyson's corner. some of the retailers reported double digit sales increases. but some shoppers say it is a challenge to walk from the metro station to the mall. the pedestrian connection to the mall is still under construction. fairfax county identified 39 pedestrian and bicycle projects that needed to improve access to the silver line. one-third of the projects have been completed so far. >> next at 11:00, two virginia murd murders unsolved after 30 years. the cold cases getting a new look tonight. starting over, a wounded warrior and his wife get help are from the community after fire destroyed their home. >> it was huge. >> a look where heavy rain and flooding led to the dramatic rescues. >>> a wounded warrior in montgomery county and his family feel the entire country is rallying around them. we told you about edward and jessica klein last week when they lost everything in a fire at their home. captain klein is a triple amputee w

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our project is the san francisco veteran's mural project. and including these districts and the americans and our cities, and everyone here failed to mention it, and the tender loin, to 15 to 18 percent population, and i created that in the community, and over 3 and a half years ago. and it became a project. and the project today is recognized worldwide, as the very significant project here, in the city of san francisco. and we have petitioned to have the street, officially changed to veteran's alley and we generate a lot of income for the community of the tender loin, just via the tours that we actually conduct, with that is the positive work that is coming out of the tender loin and the strides that have been made with that project and us, and i am only out here to show you the support from the chamber, and to go and be aware of what has been happening there. >> thank you. >> i think that one thing that is absolutely critical, when we are talk about the african community, and we are not just talking about specifically in the limited distri