that is very focused on helping the millions of affected texans and god forbid louisiananeslouisiana ness ens, if it end up -- >> imagine if we could find ways to reduce the number of these storms. imagine if we could find out why a hundred-year storm happens to happen every other year. it's a question about whether or not the administration is open. it seems the answer is no. >> we'll assume -- no, i didn't say that, chris, you don't need to put words in my mouth. >> well, you berated me for asking the question and made it sound i wasn't concerned about the situation. i think the cause of this storm matters zplp you play amateur climatologist tonight and i will play professional helper to those in need and continue in my job here as counselor to the president to help listen to the cabinet members, the president, the vice president, fema, dhs, and others, general kelly, who could not be a better chief of staff equipped for a matter like harvey because he was at dhs and is accustomed to large-scale operations and such. and i will, and we're going to talk to the governors of the two states

have to say, we're not going sit around and shake hand and i'm sorry, it's it's not all about forgive ness that's not a popular trend. but the truth is, we are going to have our differences, we are going to be angry with each other. but let's channel that anger not into hate. not into violence. not into fear. but let's channel that difference, that anger into righteous action. they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? just magnified her. >> how often in our line of work do we see grieving parents and you know, understandably inconsolable and there she was, it was impressive, >> when i heard what she said, touched my heart and i turned around and said you hit the message >> the conversation about what happened in charlottesville really dominates the headlines >> along with the backlash over the confederate statue and the symbols, this is what we're talking about >> you know niles standage, derek parks, former, and protective services and dr. mic michael at howard university. this came down about 15 minutes ago. governor tre mcauliffe said when it comes to confederate sym

. >> 20 inches of rain my good ness. thank you karen of of course, world news saturday will have very latest on the storm's path at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> in other news tonight police are investigating a home invasion, and, four mask ed men, in south philadelphia. it happened 4:00 a.m. at a home in the 2,000 block of south 64th street, investigators say the attackers entered the home and quickly tied up the family of four, inside. they went on to steel the family's safe and then took off, nobody was seriously injured and anyone with any information is asked to call the police. >>> head of the fraternal order of police says he is pleased that the names of the officers involved, in police involved shootings will not be released for now. fop officials say they have successfully obtained an emergency court order to stop mayor jim kenney's policy of releasing names within 72 hours of the shooting. this followed a mass demonstration outside of an officer's home in northeast philadelphia earlier this week >> i

his real name is johnny ramondetta.he had been working at the new sutter health cpmc hospital on van ness and geary.and posters appeared on wednesday morning quoting his racist, sexist and anti-semitic rants.they were quickly covered up.his employeer, rosendin electric says he no longer has a job there.i made several attempts to reach ramondetta today and did not hear back.justine waldman kron 4 news. its here at crissy field that the group "patriot prayer" wants to hold the so called "freedom rally" on august 26th. many, including the mayor of san francisco, believe that this alt right groups is here to insight violence and they dont want the us parks department to issue a permit. a small group of demonstrators who also believe this group is coming to insight violence had a protest infront of the us parks service office earlier in the day. in the meantime, late wednesday afternoon, the us parks service issued a statement saying they are trying to balance the concers of public safety with the first ammendment and they have not made any final decision about issuing this permit. a final per

62-year-old priest said although 40 years passed he says he's sorry, no excuse and asks for forgive ness naval operations will investigation into what happened to the us john s mccain. >> he's going to look at all factors, not just the immediate ones, which will fall rightly under the fleet commander's investigation of what happened to his ship. this is a broad look >> the destroyer suffered significant damage including a gaping hole in its hull, this is the second time in two months a navy vessel collided way commercial ship. in june, seven sailors died aboard the u.s.s. fitzgerald after a collision. >>> tonight more tough talk from north korea has joined u.s. and south korea military drills get underway, it would lead to an uncontrollable phase of nuclear war, the ten-day exercises are perform yearly. south korea president also sounded off. >> north korea should not exaggerate our efforts to keep peace nor should they engage in provocation that is would worsen the situation using thes exercise as an excuse >> some cities in japanese are holding evacuation drills. the u.s. warned north

we were here just talking about doctors about serious ness of all this we did find out about the glassaway and people in line tell us they have been watching "good day philadelphia" all morning and prompted them to come out here and stand in line. it continues to grow. so do concerns. eye doctor we spoke to said he is worried about accidental exposure while people are driving, which is scar bay it is happening in the middle of the day. people will be out there, the entire eclipse will be going on from 1:20 until 4:00 this afternoon. even at max exposure that is only 80 percent of the sun covered so you need to leave those glasses on the entire time without certified glasses , doctors stress do not look up, you could damage your eyes within second so people lined up to get their hands on glasses. >> my lady was sleeping. i didn't want to bother her. i went to the other room. i saw you guys. i said let me get out there and get these glasses. they are hard to get. i went on amazon last night and a lot of bootlegged glasses are being sold. i didn't want to spend my money on them. >> i went

the plotless-ness of life itself? >> a little bit. mean again it's this theme of loss of meaning, loss of personal reality that made me reexamine, i suppose, the novel as a form and realize how much it's still in a sense rooted in a quasi-victorian idea of storytelling that relies on an awful lot of prior knowledge and omniscience, you know, the idea of a narrator who is a sort of god-like, all knowing presence, who has fate, the story, the ending, the things that are going to happen completely in their hands. and i think there's a degree to which humans sort of believe that that presence exists also in their own lives, that there's some narrative that is your life, your story that somebody somewhere is shaping or controlling. and the realization that that's not so, which as i say might be a midlife crisis. it might be depression, it might be divorce, but anyway the feeling that things are not going as you sort of planned or wanted, that i guess caused me to really try and find a new way of constructing a book. stories unfold about hi

officials say goal of the air force is to test the effective ness, readiness and accuracy of the weapon system. >>> well, tonight is national night out, communities across our region and around the country is taking part in the annual event which brings police together with the community that they served. lets show you live picture from bensalem bucks county where festivities will be underway, national night out, events, vary from town to town but they often take on a block party atmosphere in the key component is anti crime message. the national night out program , began in 1984. >>> north philadelphia church is helping ex-offender get a second chance through a partnership with the local grocery store chain. >> as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us those who graduate get a guarantied foot in the door. >> hi, how are you doing today >> find everything all right. >> reporter: sherry prestay wakes up every morning at 6:00 e to this makeshift grocery store, at enan tabernacle church with a smile. >> so amaze to go come here. i learned so much. >> reporter: single

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the robbery happened last month near van ness and mcallister.ice say doss and at least three young teenagers followed a man from one bus to another, assaulted him and stole his cellphone >>> to the north bay now where the smart train has finally gotten the green light. full passenger service will begin a week from tomorrow. the federal railroad administration just gave final approval to the system's positive train control. it is designed to automatically stop trains if it senses a potential crash or problem. smart will run 34 weekday trips and 10 weekend trips between santa rosa and san rafael. >> a man that saved up his pocket change thought he was out $3,000. >> two years later he got some of it back. the thief with both a conscience and a heart. >> this is something on another level, it is for us. it is truly astronomical. >> the rush to get ready for next week's solar eclipse, and why some procrastinators may be out of luck. >> will you have any luck checking out the partial solar ee lips in the bay area? i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandh

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now he has disbanded to white councils,ness claiming this was his decision.lmost two weeks after venezuela's new councils, claiming this was his decision. constitutional assembly dismissed chief prosecutor, police have right of the vocals home of critic of nicholas maduro. she is on the run and the man who has replaced or wants to arrest her and her husband for extortion. weeks after ousting her from her post venezuelan authorities have raided the home of the former chief prosecutor. they accuse her of running a $6 million extortion ring. in a tweet she said she was being targeted the cause of her efforts to fight totalitarianism. she had become a vocal critic of president nicolas maduro. hours earlier the newly created truth commission said it would prosecute those behind violent antigovernment protests. we have decided to open an investigation into the people responsible for the acts of violence occurring in 2017. longtime loyalists of the president said the assembly will have a cleansing effect on venezuela. rocked by protests since april. the commission w

by frederick douglas about earnest ness, working hard, which is the foundation of what we are as americans. these were immigrants from it states, who did this work to create probably the most iconic memorial in washington, dc >> i saw it from the florida avenue across went across the bypass, at really good view from there >> 50,000 people day can see this mural by riding up and down the red line, between rhode island avenue and noma and visitors on amtrak can see it from the train stations >> with the controversy with taking down the confederate statues, i think this is just an amazing statement. >> this is an omage to what it takes to be part of the history of this country. and what it takes to build these things don't magically appear on the mall. there's a lot of hard work, craftsmanship and the department of general services wanted to honor that. >> it's amazing, i love it. >> that's beautiful. >> it's beautiful. when you just look at how incredible and the detail. looks so real and it's huge when you can see people walking by in comparison, i love you can see it from the trains, peopl

people can somehow figure out a way to get through this without the violence and the hateful ness and all of that. >>> we begin with the aftermath of the chaos in charlottesville. thanks for joining us i'm sarah simmons >> i'm tony perkins, the charlottesville police chief faced questions about the preparation and response to saturday's white supremacistly's rally >> a woman was killed when man drove his car into a crowd of counter state trooper, lieutenant jay cole inand berk bates died in a helicopter crash while responding to the violence >> lindsey watts is in charlottesville with more. >> reporter: across the country today, we have seen protests and rallies but nothing at all like that here in charlottesville. people are welcoming the calm, even though they're continuing to grief. throughout the day, folks have been leaving flowers for victim heather heyer. then we'll take a walk down the street, this is the road where heyer died. where you saw that video where the car plowed into the crowd, and then backed up and fled. you can see people have been writing messages on the sidewal

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. >>> what about the sense of outsider ness?ng the bio and it said you were of mixed race's i was thinking about the outsider ness of somebody coming in but perhaps a sense of understanding. what did it bring to your sense of this project >> i think there's a lot of ways that we're outside to these this community. looks like an as instructor. i'm a white male living in this society. that's something i think about a lot. and it has shaped my life tremendously. but you know, i think there are a lot of ways that we were outsiders, and but then there's also a lot of ways we connect. i think one of the things we want people to get this is a community you may not know or may not know someone who lives in or be near, but there's sort of human elements and these guys have tremendous value in their lives and we can human ize them and the issues, we want people to connect to them as people. >>> i want to ask you from a film making perspective. when we talk about something takes six years, you go with one idea in mind to focused on the sch

this thousands of pages of nonsense and complying since the irs is probably one of the biggest loch nessthe swamp, is getting the irs off the yokes of many american taxpayers. because they live in fear of not complying properly, so they spend all this money and all this time doing that. simplifying also means getting rid of these loopholes and these stops to special interests and swamp dwellers. because frankly, the current tax code benefits many of the wealthy, because they can afford attorneys and accountants and lobbyists to help them pay next to nothing or nothing in taxes. >> that's right. >> so let's get rid of a lot of those loopholes and a lot of those special interest sops, if you will. the other thing that we're going to do is make our country more competitive and repatriate so many of these funds. we have so much wealth parked in other countries because we have made it prohibitive -- and companies are doing that literally -- we've made it prohibitive for them to retain and reinvest their profits and their money into our own country. we want to bring back jobs, including manufa

it's one of the it's one of those the lady in the lovely miss big foot or the loch ness monster or a threesome that doesn't leave someone crying. the myth. and i want to go through the proof that there was no hack instead it was a leak from inside the d.n.c. and look you don't need to believe me ok in fact don't don't believe me why would you believe a lousy good for nothing comedian who in high school failed out a whole room. why would you put everything on the ballot to tell you it is not coming from me i cannot stress this enough it's coming from a nation magazine article quoting a group of forensic investigators intelligence analysts systems designers program architects and computer scientists all of long experience and strongly credentials basically people whose job titles alone give me a stroke. the group is called veteran intelligence professionals for sanity v.i.p.'s and they were founded in two thousand and three. when they came forward to say there was no proof of weapons of mass destruction in iraq in fact the aluminum rods the media kept pointing to as proof of w m d were

the robbery happened last month near van ness and mcallister.ice say doss and at least three young teenagers followed a man from one bus to another, assaulted him and stole his cellphone >>> to the north bay now where the smart train has finally gotten the green light. full passenger service will begin a week from tomorrow. the federal railroad administration just gave final approval to the system's positive train control. it is designed to automatically stop trains if it senses a potential crash or problem. smart will run 34 weekday trips and 10 weekend trips between santa rosa and san rafael. >> a man that saved up his pocket change thought he was out $3,000. >> two years later he got some of it back. the thief with both a conscience and a heart. >> this is something on another level, it is for us. it is truly astronomical. >> the rush to get ready for next week's solar eclipse, and why some procrastinators may be out of luck. >> will you have any luck checking out the partial solar ee lips in the bay area? i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandh

i watched the him cover alshon jeffrey, step for step, he's got quick ness, anticipation. >> we haveupdate. tonight 10:15, phillies giants game can be heard on 1210 wpht. eagles on 94 wip and that game starts at 7:00. about 30 minutes away. i want to i want to tell you guys something interesting i saw 81 walk by with the eagles and i'm still thinking about jordan matthews, he was traded already giving his number off to some guy named steven lucas. jordan by the way not going to play because he got the broken chest literally. anyway, it's the business. >> it's the business. >> it's the business. >> coming to you live from lincoln financial field. we're live tonight at 11:00 with highlights and reaction, back to you guys in the studio. >> live and loud at the linc. yes, indeed. >>> a former eagles coach way very important message >> where dick vermeil made a visit and what he had to say, we'll be right back. >>> the cbs3 evenings news is a few minutes away >> anthony mason joins us with a look ahead. anthony? >> reporter: tonight on the "cbs evening news" aterrorist plows down pedestri

a controversial figure when it came to race relations his public like nesses drawn renewed criticism.d of mural arts philadelphia wrote a column calling for a discussion about the future of rizzo's mural, the most vandalized in the city. removing it isn't something community murals director kathy harris supports. >> i don't think that the a good path to take. i think to use these as opportunities to talk, to learn, to share that history, to pass that history on. >> reporter: folks we spoke with agree, there are more important issues to tackle than the faith of the looming figure of a mayor they say did a lot of good. >> we're living in 2017. those things really shouldn't matter, you know, we should be wearing about a war that donald trump is getting -- starting already in the white house. >> i think it should stay, he was the mayor for eight years and a big figure in this city. i may not like everything that he did. i don't think he was an evil person. of. >> reporter: and the words kill killer cops have been paint over but it's going to take a lot of work to fix the face of frank riz

i think that's quite like limit basically people look at the president and they do see weak ness and that invites ambition people to give it a go what about the folks out there in million dollars america, the folks who were not inside the beltway, the folks who the president is talking to and send ing the messages to on twitter, are we seeing support decline as well. >> it depends on how you look at it. the president has sought to draw attention at the big crowds that we see at his there's very clearly a base of support that the president is not going to go blow. the problem that there is some erosion amongst softer supporter . we don't know where exactly that is going to end. when we see kelly mack nail i do ing the so-called news kation casts. it's not outreach telling his base, the president is working for you. this is what he's doing. >> this is part of the overall strategy of this white house. it has been a base first strategy and they look frankly at the results from last november where in states in so-called rust belt in particular they won by and mat ing and reaching people w

in america nesses dealing with enterprise countries, that is why i question even maniford jeopardy, gal globalization, how can it be a rime to talk to someone from another country? thank you. guest: right. it is not a crime. market and big country. the obama administration had lots of communications with russia. this is part of governing. what is also curious about this, when we talk about russian interference with our they are novices at it. chance of interfering with this is united states of america, we wrote the book on it, we've hacked e-mails, allies like merkle and when you see response from you a and other countries, know, not as upset as we are, artially is because we have reputation for doing exactly this. right, doesn't make it but the senators and members of congress and the house are fully history of long interfering in other elections. countries do that, they try to do things to help out governments that they want to in place. we've seen that in israel and other countries, where we have it rtant interests and happens in lots of different, subtle ways. e-mails ally don't hac

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kids an apple versus something that's prepackaged, you know, maybe there is a little bit enticing- ness going on. if you put it there for them, they will eat it. >> reporter: she has eliminate chocolate milk and high fructose corn syrup and schools will soon get proper warming equipment so the food doesn't get cold before lunch begins. >> so we're just really trying to wrap our hands around what we can do as baby steps throughout the school year to make things better here. >> reporter: outside, the kids seem to enjoy the meal. and maybe because they chose them, themselves, the fruits and veggies didn't all end up in the garbage can. and while it may be baby steps, you would be surprised how a healthier diet can change your life. you know, you're going to be eating like this all year long. had you happy about that? >> yeah, i'm famous. >> reporter: no, i don't mean you're going to be on tv every day. i mean you're going to eat like this every day. >> yes. but i'm still famous. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in napa, john ramos, kpix 5. >> and the district says the change won't cost much more

big thought or the loch ness monster or a threesome that doesn't leave someone crying. and i want to go through the proof that there was no hack instead it was a leak from inside the d.n.c. and look you don't need to believe me ok in fact don't don't believe me why would you believe a lousy good for nothing comedian who in high school failed out a whole room. why would you put everything on the ballot to tell you is not coming from me i cannot stress this enough it's coming from a nation magazine article quoting a group of forensic investigators intelligence analysts systems designers program architects and computer scientists all of long experience and strongly credentials basically people whose job titles alone give me a stroke. the group is called veteran intelligence professionals for sanity v.i.p.'s and they were founded in two thousand and three when they came forward to say there was no proof of weapons of mass destruction in iraq in fact the aluminum rods the media kept pointing to as proof of w m d were. actually the eleven foot aluminum poles they used to keep

>> tre is a sense of hopelessneshopeless ness when it first happens. we know things can change.pite what we're seeing in front of us, we know things can change and so we try to lift the families up. we try to encourage the families but the finger still points back to the justice system and allowing people to be shot and killed and the person who shoots and kills them walks away and goes to sleep, you know, in their bed. that's an awful thing. it sends an awful message to african americans to brown and black young men and women that you can be killed and nobody really cares. and that's where the whole black lives matter came from. because we wanted people to know that our lives care -- we care about our lives just as much as anybody else. >> i think that one of the biggest problems we're having is the criminal justice system really needs to be reformed, and the perception of black people need to -- you know, we need to reshape how people view us as men and women of color. you can get -- it's been proven you can get killed just by what you wear or just by how you walk or listening

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as for physical nature, the team says they build a tough ness that is hard to ignore. >> bunch of theoaches say you cannot evaluate until you put pad on. >> it is a long day but we will get used to it. we will play some games where it will be very hot. good day, sun was out, wasn't raining. we had fun today. >> this is part of the conditioning process of the bodies and mind and understanding that football is a physical game. we need to do this from time to time. >> former sixers and basketball hall of famer allen iverson issued a statement after failing to show up on three on three basketball game over the weekend. ai apologized to league owner ice cube as well as the fans, he will do his best to make up for his absence moving forward , the league says it will hold off on making a statement until they get all of the facts, iverson plays and coaches for threes company in the new eight team league. >> i was telling unite before that game i was at an event where allen iverson was there and there was confusion. not everyone got a picture. so many people were disappoint budd people in this

. >> a lot of fun at politician ness washington d.c. now that you are one of them. >> right. >> do you think that you were being unfair to them. >> no, no, no. >> senator al franken of course only person to play a senator on tv and become one in real life. >> someone famously asked one which one is easier, he said really, of course, being a senator. lets send it out to katie. we may see some rain today. >> yes, all scattered in nature, we will definitely see wet weather, are you going to see it in your specific neighborhood. that is where question mark comes in and i cannot answer that question when we have this forecast. that is one where those where anyone can see it throughout the afternoon and evening, most prone time frame but with this kind of a set up storms will pop up but just question of we don't know where they will pop up but we have to wait for signs later in the day. i will walk outside with an umbrella today just to have it , in case, because if you plan to be out the rest of the day eventually storm scan will look more a

. >> have you seen any russian ness west virginia. >> reporter: routers reports that the grand jury panel has issued subpoenas in connection with the june 2016 meeting donald trump junior had with the russian lawyer, president 's attorney tycobb says white house willful i cooperate with mueller and it favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of his work fairly. president trump has expressed concern that mueller might not be fair to the investigation. reacting to some reports that mr. trump may fire mueller two by partisans groups of senators introduced bills to make it harder for the president to do so. >> you are fire bob mueller, one of the most admired people i know, you fire home you will create a fire storm here. >> reporter: the senate bills require the president to seek court approval. at the white house, moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile graffiti depicting president trump spotted on an israeli security wall in the west bank sit of bethlehem. one image shows president hugging an israeli watch tower , another shows him wearing a skull cap. a cartoon bubble

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and we're back with suzanne ness advisor to ronald reagan on russia relations russia scholar or dug in whether lessons of the past can help mend ties. between washington and moscow today suzanne while we're all waiting to see what happens in america i so want to ask you a little bit of about what's going on right now because people over here they're really wondering why has russia today become a scapegoat for everything bad that happens in america i mean i don't know if you're big on twitter or instagram but there is even a hash tag the russians did in i mean that's kind of funny it's now become a joke as a cartoon i don't know if you've seen that it's very funny and one is actually too polite to even say of that i will say there's a picture of two dogs and the dog says to one dog guess what the russians pooped in the hole you say blaming blaming even sas on the russians it was all over the place there are all currents or jokes about that people realize you know the stupid that this is excessive i happen to agree with you i think it's very dangerous i have for this as much as i could b

employed as an electrician, ramondetta had been working at the new sutter health cpmc hospital on van ness and geary. a kron 4 news viewer sent us this photo of a flier that was posted on the building..wednesday morning. quoting ramondetta's podcasts... with his racists, sexist and antisemitic rants. by the afternoon, the fliers had been ripped off, and covered in black paint. his empoyeer rosendin electric told kron 4 news... "it is committed to providing a work environment that is free of discrimination and harassment." and "mr. ramondetta is no longer employed with rosendin electric."lauren cohen/ san francisco sot i don't think people should be able to commit hate speech, and be able to maintain a normal life there should be repercussions ramondetta is a member of the international brotherhood of electrical workers local union 6...in san francisco.... sot he has a right under the constitution to free speech while the ibew made it clear it does not believe in ramondetta's views.. it cannot expel him from the union... which as caused outrage on-line.sot we cannot hold him accountable for

them yet until i get to know them the real person is not what i'm not what is giving me the or struck ness that's the projection or who if you could change one thing you know the way is a wand what would you change i wouldn't i would i would make i would give a gift of intelligence and humanity and compassion to anybody that was in a position of power so that they would make sensible decisions and handle this world in a better place so that would be there would be i would take all the weapons away i've taken all the weapons away and were projectiles. well you know the list is endless tragic this is so offensive and it's somebody who could horrible it's his it's a kind of insanity yeah it's insanity and there's so many i realize that the world is mot the world to these modern we're like we're all thinking that we know everything and we don't and our opinion is the only opinion and we were not kind to each other and that's just so much i could say about how crazy the world is and you are going to like oh we don't have time for the fake by guest anyone except more about all the musicians the

so that is one we're making it easier for -- nesses to register their to get license in the country, register their businesses and government support much quicker and to move ourselves up on the doing indicators, so that perhaps havenesses concerns over how easy it is to bring business to afghanistan, more encouraged to invest. we are attracting and let me use platform to call on all american ambassador that we are open for business, we want you come to afghanistan, invest, use the opportunity and the we are providing to the op your links in region. our embassy can be a resource, disposal at your any time for any investor who wants to go to afghanistan. ammad, in new york. aller: yes, hi, my question is for the ambassador. during the nt conference had mentioned that he terrorists were coming into afghanistan from pakistan, china and russia. strategy says that afghanistan.re in my question is, are there two versions of this war on terror between the afghanistan and the united states? host: we'll take that. ambassador? not -- errorists are group, there are different agendas th differen

but then they add their kind of cholo-ness to it, or the latinoness to it, and you know, it becomes its own thing. damian: like metalachi, mariachi and metal? thomas: yeah, exactly, exactly, exactly. damian: tell us about this festival. i mean, it's going to be another bash, i would imagine. fernando: yeah. you know, that's just one of the artists on the bill. and they're our headliners. we've actually given them the opportunity to come to san jose and we host them. and for the past 3 years, they're--you know, they've increased in popularity, so we're really happy to have them back as our headlining group. but the other artists that are featured is helado negro from new york city, an ecuadorian-american artist who's just also making huge impact in the musical community. there's a young man from southern california named cuco, he's 19 years old, and he's singing ballads in english and spanish. so, he's really taking on, like, this i guess spirit of sonido clash, right, where you're taking the music from your parents and you're taking the music that's now, and he's just expressing himself

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