installation is the work of a kenyan-american artist, and she interprets the gruesome 2018 death of neil wilsonng bronze sculptures, placed in the middle of the museum's courtyard. 18-year-old wilson, if you recall, her and two of her sisters were traveling to a memorial service for a relative when she was stabbed to death at macarthur b.a.r.t. station, the 29-year-old suspect in that stabbing was found to be insane at the time of the stabbing so her death, what played out around it being memorialized here within this museum. i peeked through the fence and it is breathtaking, huge bronze sculptures, but it's not just the museum opening talking about all week, it's bars and restaurants that are really seeing a boost, because bars are able to increase capacity 25% indoor capacity, as well as not having to serve food, which is also a big deal as they've had to serve food with alcoholic beverages. capacity also increased for the indoor gyms, wineries, restaurants and tasting rooms, they're all able to open at 50% capacity indoors, and our crews were out cruising around thursday night during the fir

and the force of a sharp chisel the moment visitors walk through the gate. >> those artworks that neil wilsonoose to put them at the front of the museum? it is the first thing people see when they walk in. >>> it is a wake-up call. and it is meant to be this moment of deep reflection. >> reporter: in san francisco, kumasi aaron, abc7 news . >> the exhibit opens friday and runs through early november. the museum is requiring visitors to book tickets in advance. >>> we want to turn things over to spencer christian now. a pretty mild day overall. but cool, too. you need the jacket. >> especially around the coast and around the bay. it was warm somewhere areas and the coast, over the bay. drizzle near the coast as well. overnight lows in the upper 40s to near 50. highs tomorrow partly sunny but hazy conditions will range from mid 50s at the coast to mid 60s at the beta mid and upper 70s midland. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. two cooler days tomorrow and friday and it warms up sharply over the weekend, mother's day weekend i might point out and we will have a string of sunny days beginni

installation is done by a kenyan-american artist, and she interprets the gruesome 2018 death of neil wilson using bronze sculptures, placed in the middle of the museum's courtyard. 18-year-old wilson, if you recall, her and two of her sisters were traveling to a memorial service for a relative when she was stabbed to death at macarthur b.a.r.t. station, again in 2018. the 29-year-old suspect in that stabbing was found to be insane at the time of the stabbing so the bronze sculpture arrangement will be placed in the center of this museum. i've seen pictures online, really an interesting interpretation there, but it's not just museums that are reopening, anticipating visitors. some of the bars are able to expand that capacity and they're really hoping for a busy weekend. one of the biggest changes coming into the yellow tiers, bars don't have to serve food and allowed to operate at 25% capacity indoors and the capacity increased for the indoor gyms, wineries, restaurants, tasting rooms at 50% capacity. our crews were out last night the first night in the yellow tier. many business owners said

wilson just talked about. we appointed almost 300 conservatives to our federal courts at every level, including justice neil gorsuchnd justice amy coney barrett. -- justice brett kavanaugh, and justice amy coney barrett. from day one we defended religious liberty. we ended the assault on the little sisters of the poor. every single day, this president , this vice president, and our administration stood without apology for the sanctity of human life. [applause] i must tell you, it was perhaps my highest honor when as the president of the senate, i was able to cast the tie-breaking vote to defund planned parenthood in states across america. [applause] groups like palmetto family made that progress possible. i cannot be more grateful. i want to tell you that do support for life literally started on day one. i will never forget, we are in our first months in office in 2017. the anniversary of the roe v. wade decision came up. the march for life was scheduled to take place on the national mall on a cold day. the prime minister of the united kingdom was in town. the president was not going to be able to address the crowd

neil. can you comment on why germany did not put more emphasis on winning in north africa? troops material etc. bj wilson has this question to you. well, thank you for that question. the simple answer. is that the the war in the mediterranean from the axis perspective is an italian warm. it's a war that is launched by mussolini in 1940. hitler has no interest in the mediterranean theater. he wants to win the war against the soviet union and he makes that decision. really quite soon after the the campaign in france and after the coercion of britain through the battle of britain doesn't go quite germany's way. so hitler sees the war in the east as the decisive theater. so north africa is always just a distraction for him. now admiral radar does come up with the plan in the summer of 1940 when germany still has the chance to make a strategic decision. he actually he argues. well, we can go after the british in the mediterranean and we can knock the props out the british empire then we can defeat the british homeland, then we can turn it against russia. but that kind of more sequential more peripheral campai