he was able to turn the handles and moved to a fresh page when he was ready to do new artwork. we have one of the scrolls in the studies for his later paintings. that he did. a very simple yet ingenious way to create art in the combat zone. the section of the exhibit we are in here, depicts the engineering aspect of the first world war. as i mentioned the artists were part of the army corps of engineers. a group of the military that builds things, moves things. since world war i was all about mobilization, massive supplies and resources, the engineering component was a big part of what world war i was about. we see examples of supplies being uploaded, trucks and other transport equipment. also one of the best known vas artworks, is the depiction of a soldier part of the army corps of engineers. this is an engineering soldier. let us turn to the heart of the art collection, the battlefield paintings. perhaps one of the most compelling paintings of the art collection, one by harvey dunn, is this one called the century. it is a very compelling image. you see a lone soldier, but yo

two scrolls and was able to turn the handles and move to a fresh page when he was ready to do a new artworkwe have one of the scrolls that depicts one of his studies for one of his later paintings he did. so a very simple but ingenuous way of creating art in the combat zone. the section of the exhibit that we're in here, depicts the engineering aspect of the first world war. as i mentioned the artists were part of the army corps of engineers, the group of the military that builds things, that moves things, and since world war i was all about mobilization of massive supplies and resources, the engineering component was a big part of what world war i was about. so we see examples of supplies being offloaded, trucks and other transport equipment, and also one of the best known of the aef artworks is this depiction of a soldier who was part of the army corps of engineers. this was an engineer soldier. let's turn to perhaps the heart of the aef art collection. the battlefield paintings. perhaps one of the most compelling and best-known paintings in the aef art collection, one by harvey dunn, is

so i ended up wrapping all the vans with not only new artwork, but the actual phone number and websitethe new van, check it out. >> unbelievable. i love the way it's going around the whole bottom of the truck. it's very classy. >> wow. >> yeah, it's fantastic. and the telephone number's on there. oh, it's beautiful. >> you are? >> i like this look specifically 'cause it's new, and it's different, and it's contrasting. >> i think it's awesome. it's very vibrant. eye-catching, very elegant. >> instead of the decal being a photograph, i would've done it in a painting instead, 'cause it's easy to buy this online or wherever and just slap it on the truck. >> we have a grand opening today. and all i'm getting from hank is dissention. all this hard work's finally coming to an end. i'm excited about the re-grand opening. >> it's good having marcus around. he's just got energy and ideas, and they bounce off the room. and everybody gets excited. "what are they gonna do next?" and i love all the changes. >> i think him coming here has been absolutely fantastic. i think it's great. and i think it'

new mural. to call the artwork the fabric of unity. it is on the walls of rancho market at fifth and market. the intersection has a history of loitering and violence. the hope the mural will have a lasting impact on neighbors. >> by taking the whole wall, it sends a huge message, letting the community know that we care. we are here and want to invest in our children and the community. >> the mural is meant to represent north richmond history including the jazz culture. it took 3.5 weeks to paint. >>> why your next uber or lyft trip to the airport may cost more than you thought. that is coming up. >>> as we head into the weekend, temperatures will be pretty warm. i will let you know what to expect for saturday and sunday. >>> space x debuts its latest and greatest rocket. what sets this rocket apart. >>> three, two, one, zero, ignition, lift off. >> spacek launched bangladesh's first satellite into orbit using an upgraded rocket designed for dozens of repeat flights. is the latest and final version of the falcon nine rocket. the highlight of the mission was the return to earth of the booster

street art with some graffiti and becoming well known landmarks but demand for new housing in some of the famous artworks might soon disappear only a cane reports. it's a city of culture and counter culture where the walls of buildings are the canvas on which politics and society sometimes collide in an art form that is much to the anarchic where what matters is the work and the artists themselves want to remain anonymous and not to have limits placed on their creativity if there's new buildings being drilled that's all right it's like that's i mean more important than it's like street art is like something that is war but it's art and doesn't have like when it gets too well regulated or sanctioned and it won't really be alive anymore. and you get a feel for just how alive the scene really is in districts like lights back where improvised astronauts stare down at you from buildings how the fruits of the artists labor is there for all to see and where people feel walls are just murals waiting to be painted. more and more street artists are coming here from across the world really it's more and more and as

here watching the news coming up ahead more than twenty five giant artworks are discovered etched in the coastal deserts in southern peru not archaeologists i want to find out why they are there. but first to monica from the business desk and the euro is under pressure not surprisingly you mentioned it's a leap before we already saw the first impact yesterday and today the euro reached a seven month low against the u.s. dollar in trading now this as markets react to the turmoil in italy where new elections are now looking more and more likely it's already been a rocky year for the euro so far off to gaining at the beginning of the year on the back of a strong global economy the unified against inflation concerns and a stronger u.s. economy it four to back through march before being hated again by a string of challenges declining exports due to the currency strength fears of u.s. tariffs and worries that economic growth in the euro zone was speaking the election of a populist government in italy and the possibility of it wanting to leave the euro have only furthered that slump and for

new study perceval go up. every day dozens of priceless artworks enter or leave the store rooms managed by eve bouvier's company . there's even a special workshop to pack and prepare the works for shipment. september lost it on time look at some of them he. doesn't expose his tone and greet us and then agree. that to kill enough for begin kissel mazumdar because he said to me. well why do you appear. to. stay with a sick was. once again that. can flip under the. phone with no question the company don't want to and if he does if. he's assumed opiate they're full of want to take an example. action of poor people just step out and look for missing. jennifer about within the sun for the sake of you know sits a coffee don't skip think of it to do the nickel for don't see it. hear the watch word is secrecy. yves bouvier was originally a shipper but he transformed his old shipping company. look cute founded in one thousand fifty nine into an art market multinational. it is now present in geneva luxembourg and singapore. the man nicknamed the freeport king had a great idea to earn client loyalty his company would not o

you're watching the news coming up ahead a more than twenty five giant artworks are discovered etched in a coastal desert in southern peru now archaeologists want to know why the bomb there. but first want to joins me in developments in italy has thirty year on depression monica that's right and rita it started yesterday already and the today the euro reached a seven month low against the u.s. dollar in trading now this as markets react to the turmoil in italy where new elections are looking more and more likely it's already been a rocky year for the euro so far let's take a look after gaining at the beginning of the year on the back of a strong global economy the euro fell against inflation concerns under a stronger u.s. economy and if ordered back through march before being hit again by a string of challenges declining exports due to the currency strength fears of u.s. tariffs and worries that economic growth in the euro zone were speaking the election of a populous government in italy on the possibility of it wanting to leave the euro have only further that slump for more let's cro

this is the interview news still to come on the show more than twenty five giant artworks discovered etched into a coastal desert in southern peru archaeologists want to know why are they there. first. dozen or more first is over to mark an important deadline looming for transatlantic trade yes both the german and especially also european top officials of very very busy in order to solve this because the united states is expected to begin enforcing high imports tears for metals imported from europe on friday announced a permanent exemption to the tariffs which took effect for china already in march e.u. trade representatives were sent back to the drawing table after they failed to negotiate a permanent extension to the u.s. terms at the start of this month the pressure is on because if europe fails to come to an agreement again with the u.s. policymakers say they will be forced to introduce counter measures which many fear could hurt both the united states and europe by german chancellor angela merkel said on monday that she's willing to continue negotiations and that she hopes there

with some graffiti and we're all becoming well known landmarks but the land for new housing means some of the famous artworks might soon disappear dominic reports it's a city of culture and counter culture where the walls of buildings are the canvas on which politics and society sometimes collide in an art form that is much to the anarchic where what matters is the work the artists themselves want to remain anonymous and not to have limits placed on it created and see if there's new buildings being dealt that's all right it's like that's i mean more important than like street art is like something that is born on its own and doesn't have like when it gets to well regulated or sanctions and it will really be alive anymore. and you get a feel for just how alive the scene really is in districts like let's back improvised astronauts stared down at you from buildings how the fruits of the artists labor is there for all to see and where people feel walls are just murals waiting to be painted i'll get more and more street artists are coming here from across the world really gets more and more and as far as i know t

motive yani has become the most expensive artwork ever auctioned saw the beaches reclining nude fetched one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york piece caused a scandal when it debuted in paris and one hundred seventeen and is credited with reinventing the nude it's the italian artist's largest paint. the head of the tibetan government in exile has told the w. news that he wants the german government to help in its efforts to to enter into dialogue with the chinese authorities lobsang singh a is currently visiting germany and has metz parliamentarians here in berlin chinese forces have occupied the tibetan territory for sixty years now seven years ago tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama gave up the reins of the territories government in exile and handed them to saying a he came into our studios earlier this morning i asked him if he sees any chance for improving civil rights into the third. it's odd that china claimed itself to be right some spotty power so powerful it defused or threatened by a single person is all of this that imo the fact that he's so popular and revered by tibetans inside tibet everybody wants to g

modigliani has become the most expensive artwork ever auction at sotheby's they were climbing nude fetched one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york the piece caused a scandal when it debuted in paris in one nine hundred seventeen and it is credited with reinventing the nude it is the italian artist's largest painting. time for sports now we have max merril of sports with us in studio because the football a world's defending world champs of course germany have been announcing their national squad and we've been looking at this list together a gives an idea what you've seen so far yeah i mean it's only a provisional squad from now on the fourth of june you live has to lay down the hammer and. get another seven players out of the squad right now we have thirty but there are some big surprises there's no mario guts the player who won germany's world cup with his goal in extra time in twenty four we should just mention briefly that we're looking here at live pictures of the press conference that where the squad the provisional squad as you said was just announced and this is the coach of course you're yes you're looking live who

artwork, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: christie's setting new record prices during its impressionist and modernon, thanks to works by malevich and bring to see -- and brancusi. katia.o see you, let's talk about this brancusi painting, which has set records in the past. this time it sold for $85.8 million? >> that's right, it rose in price considerably. that was a record for the artist, who is very important in russian of an guard -- russian avant guarde. two records, the other one for brancusi's culture. people who bought it actually paid $5,000 for it in 1955. when i calculated the return, it was over one point 4,000,000% -- percent.million joe: pretty incredible. what about -- what is it about this painting with the blocks and rectangles, the malevich, that holds such an appeal for buyers? >> just in historical context. it was one of the first abstract canvases. is very popular, but back then, people were pacing -- painting landscapes and still lives and portraits, and malevich broke it down to basic geometric forms, very radical at the time. scarlet: you write about how the auctioneer made a

artworks from real masterpieces. that's coming up at 3:30pm. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news.tons who were held hostage in the democratic republic of congo have been released unharmed. the pair were taken hostage in virunga national park in the east of the country on friday. the park's director says both britons — and their congolese driver — are now safe, and are receiving support and medical attention. our africa reporter louise dewast gave us this update from the country's capital, kinshasa. foreign secretary borisjohnson thanked authorities and park rangers for working with them to resolve this incident and they did pay tribute to the ranger, one of the rangers that was killed in the attack on friday, and the driver that accompanied the british tourists, who was injured as well as well. that is the information we have right now and the ambassador in the drc also announced this on social media just a few seconds ago. we just missed the first part of your answer there, i will just we just missed the first part of your answer there, i willjust very quickly ask, do we know the

artwork puncturing the paintings canvas. it was destined to be one of the star lots in new york this week.you're upset about that, anna. anna: misbehaving paint rollers. juliette saly in singapore. let's talk about italy's populists agreed to form an test form a coalition government. -- form a close in government. he sees monday as a make or break moment. at the parties -- as the parties it's closer, italian bond spreads have been widening. the outgoing ecb vice president says they have been watching the situation. move -- we have to monitor the situation. it has changed with what has been happening recently. the problems of italy are the same as known by everyone. course, they yields and the spreads have been contained. until recently, there has been a spike. we'll see how it will develop. anna: joining us now, here's kevin consolo just kevin costello. what can we expect from the markets? date?ake or break kevin: you can expect nervousness on the markets. you saw that from mr. constantia. the markets have been taking this in a relaxed way. now this week, you saw the bond spreads widening.

new price levels. if i am a seller, i should be thinking. tom: i want to show you a piece of artwork. g tv . at your next set of these auction, you could purchase a grab of this. we are going to capture a grab of this. these are the charts that we do. turkish lira. is that too much for you? how about david wilson, this is a wilson we call this. s&p dividend yields of a six-month t-bill. graph tv. g tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: turkish lira out to new weakness moments ago. tom keene in new york. francine lacqua in london. ofh us in shepherdson pantheon macroeconomics and conrad dequadros of rdq economics. what a move on a percentage basis. this is a log chart. excuse me. i have the plague. before you die from the plague, let me go to you. risen quite a lot since last summer. it is enough to make a difference, but not enough to kill the cycle. if we were to move up over the course of this year to the 350 mark or 375, i would be thinking about a significant slowdown in growth. yield athe 10 year discrete points, or do you look at the curve dynamics around t

madrid yani has become the most expensive artwork ever auctioned saw the pianist reclining nude to fetch one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york piece cause the scandal when it debuted in paris in one thousand nine hundred seventeen and is credited with reinventing the new it's the italian artist's largest painting. now to tibet or more specifically the tibet and government in exile the head of that government lopes song same day is based in india but travels around the world promoting the calls of tibet and autonomy and he's currently visiting germany on monday mr sang day met the german parliament's deputy speaker cloudy a vote here in berlin a member of the greens old has long been committed to tibet struggle for full autonomy chinese forces have occupied the tibetan territory for sixty years now about six million people live there but some one hundred forty thousand live in exile outside tibet seven years ago tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama gave up the reins of the territory's government in exile he handed them to sing a he came into our studios earlier this morning i asked the head of the tibetan government i

artworks that sold for more than $150 million. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. its newsday.in singapore, iam in london and 3 in the morning in gaza where palestinian officials say that israeli forces have shot dead more than 50 protesters on the same day the united states opened its new embassy injerusalem. more than 2,000 palestinians are reported to have been injured. from jerusalem here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. palestinians call these protests the ‘great march of return‘. for many of the young people who rushed the border wire with israel, it was a one—way journey. israel used tear gas and bullets. the prime minister said the security forces were defending israel's borders, its sovereignty, and its citizens. the dead and wounded, he said, were the fault of hamas — the islamic resistance movement that runs gaza. palestinians say that their rage comes from israel's brutality and its denial of their right to independence. protests and killing went on for most of the day. injerusalem, police scuffled with israeli peace campaigners outside the new american embassy

artworks to sell at abc. the work sold at south by in new york for $157 million.he highest payed for an item at the auctionhouse. it debuted in pairs in 1917 prompting scandal. at that time considered too obscene by french police. the exhibition closed within hours. >>> more ash out of the volcano in hawaii. tourists are steering clear of the island. >>> and "7 on your side's" michael finney. some bad news for home owners in hawaii. which many of them won't be covered by home the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support... your sleep number setting... for your best... sleep... ever. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during sleep number's semi-annual sale its' the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. and save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. just naked chicken chalupa it's back with a vengeance. along with a spicy new wilder version. so when it comes to taco bell's mild or wil

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leon he has become the most expensive artwork ever auction that saw the beats the reclining nude of fetch from one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york a piece causes scandal when it debuted in paris in one nine hundred seventy and is credited with reinventing the new its italian artist's largest painting. a former managers of the german weapons of manufacture had are a facing trial today cat that's right sumi due to its history germany has put strict limitations on its produces the concept of guns into running conflicts for example but in two thousand and six in two thousand and seven some four hundred seven some four thousand seven hundred rifles from gun maker heckler and call arrived in for troubled mexican provinces although it was not covered by the export license these rifles were then used to carry out atrocities against civilians now six former managers are on trial the prosecution says they must have known from the start. in twenty fourteen a bus full of mexican students was attacked by mexican police six of the students were killed and forty three others disappeared without a trace since then investigators have determ

deal has become the most expensive artwork ever auction at sotheby's the reclining work lining knew would fetch one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york and the piece cost a scandal when it debuted in paris in one nine hundred seventeen and it is credited with reinventing the new it's the italian artist's largest painting. you're watching news still to come two german football players with turkish roots are under fire for posing with the turkish president germany's football association accuses them of being misused for political ends. but first former managers of german arms maker heckler and koch are facing trial today that's right because due to its history germany has put strict limitations on its arms produces they can sell guns into running conflicts for example but in two thousand and six in two thousand and seven some four thousand seven hundred rifles from gun maker heckler and koch arrived in four troubled mexican provinces although that was not covered by the export license these rifles were then used to carry out against civilians now six managers are on trial the prosecution says they must have known from the start. i

new york in the sotheby‘s auction house. history could be made, expecting to see the auction of a nude painting, set to be one of the most expensive artworks$150 million. stay with us, we will bring you the results of that sale as soon as we get it. hello, good morning. 21 celsius was the higher on monday. tuesday could bea the higher on monday. tuesday could be a little bit warmer, settling down this week, a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine as we saw yesterday. the week ahead sees very little rain at all. very weak weather fronts heading our way because high pressure is in charge. a bit cooler around the middle part of the week. the cooler air is going to come in behind that very weak weather front. that is the first one to approach the uk but it's running into high pressure. not completely pain sailing because there is missed, fog and low cloud around north sea coasts, burning back to the coast, lingering down to the southwest approaches, with the weather front around scotland, northern ireland, rain and drizzle. it's ahead of the front where we have the warm sunshine and highs of 23 celsius. the weather front pushes down into no

new surprise around every corner. yes this is art you can find a sculpture on practically every corner some of them are pretty wild. like the one hundred arms of the one gene. these artworks. were installed as part of the ongoing sculpture projects movie stakes addition. a free app provides more about the sculptures and their creators. this art exhibition takes place in public spaces only every ten years so we can look forward to two thousand and twenty seven here i.e. few impressions of what's going on the city during this event. free to behold and mainly outdoors the last time thirty five artists from around the world exhibited their work in munster once in summer twenty seventeen. many public spaces became stages like this one performance art in the historical town hall. in the city's inland harbor from turkey installed an underwater bridge. and on the promenade a fountain with plaster and bronze figures by nicole eisenman from new york. the works were placed all over the city and not always easy to find in a dark tunnel thermal electric chandelier. from braman. and in a derelict cemetery cameroonian artist and a human being installed his celestial mask. this sort of v

artwork corporate culture, many people do not have assigd desks. the company arranges like minded people in what they call villages. the new digs include free food and a mindfulness zone for employee meditation. do you meditate sph. >> i'm still working on it. >> reporter: it appears what goes around, comes around and then up. in san francisco, wade freeman, abc 7 news. >> all right, looking back once again at what we can see of the salesforce tower covered in fog. >> yes. let's bring in meteorologist drew tuma and live doppler 7. >> yeah, ama and dan, that fog tonight we have that drizzle intact. tomorrow and also on thursday it's really just some mist and drizzle we're dealing with. but by friday to finish out the week, yeah, we are tracking some showers. it's not uncommon, though, in may to get rain. we do get rain, it's just not a lot of rain. over 31 days. future tracker rain showing you as that system moves through, not a lot of rain once again, but we will be seeing some drops moving through the region to round out the workweek. we're going to be going hour by hour to time this system out there and sho you the much

new album and was the backdrop for one last gathering of workers at the old factory. >> yeah, i painted it. a lot of good people here. >> reporter: memo says it doesn't bother him that his artwork will not last. graffiti artists are used to that, he says. but, if in the meantime it provides a distraction to a few folks who could really use one, it will have done its job well. just like the building it's painted on. >> oh, yeah. it was a good place to work. >> as you said, more than 100 people got the notice that they were going to be laid off from this factory, the good news is -- these are highly-skilled people -- most found other jobs in the bay area or went to other places in the country. at the time, morale was low. they're feeling much better about their prospects now, and they had that wonderful backdrop for their party. >> thank you, garvin. >>> let's turn to jeff ranieri as we look outside. is it january? >> it looks cold. >> you did warn us about this, but man, it looks ominous out there. >> it's our may gray which transitions into june gloom. we get the fog, pretty typical pattern. we did manage some sunshine today, especially for areas away from the coastline. we can

plan for new elections next year if he fails to go near enough support italians could be heading to the polls again much sooner. this is still to come on the show more than twenty five giant artworks discovered etched into a coastal desert in southern peru archaeologists want to know what are they doing. first over the monarch and that turmoil in italy we just heard about putting a lot of pressure on the euro here we could already see it coming yesterday brian when a lot of stock markets were closed for bank holiday and today the euro reached a seven month low against the u.s. dollar now this is markets react to the turmoil in italy where new elections are looking more and more likely it's already been a rocky year for the euro so far after gaining the beginning of the year on the back of a strong global economy the euro fell against inflation concerns and a stronger u.s. economy afford back through march before being hit by a string offs. challenges and from then on headed south declining exports due to the currency strength fears of u.s. terrorism worries that economic growth in the euro zone was peaking and the election of a populist government in italy and the possibility of i

will allow the academy to display artworks that have been consigned to storage and displayed treasures in more fitting settings. michelangelo's de tondo for example. these new interventions allow us as it were to breathe and not to feel constrained by having too much and small i mean we've grown about seventy percent. this is the centerpiece of the restructured work a narrow artery connecting the two historic buildings and providing easy access to the entire institution. for david chipperfield it's not the first time he's breathed new life into hallowed old holes when you're building a new building. you are you're the author so everything you have to defend your ideas. when you're working with an existing building you're defending the building you're defending you're you're working on behalf of the building the world and normally. the other people are also interested in and so you have a common you're more united. david chipperfield has brought a new light and clarity to these two buildings a twenty first century reboot that tree equips the royal academy as it sets course for the next two hundred fifty years. incidentally when the royal academy moved into i

video jani has become the most expensive artwork ever option that saw the bees the reclining nude fetched one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york a piece called a scandal when it debuted in paris in one nine hundred seventeen and is credited with reinventing the news it's the italian artist's largest paint. to iraq where a prominent shiite cleric has emerged as front runner in that country's national elections with more than half the vote counted assad his populist coalition is in the lead in six provinces including the capital baghdad here's a closer look at the man who once led an insurgency against u.s. forces and who is now likely to become a key figure in shaping iraq's future for. his alliances victory caps a long career that's seen him reinvent himself multiple times his party alliance reached across sectarian lines to tap into deep frustration at corruption and poor government services his stated goal to create in iraq safe from corruption terrorism and militias. nonetheless many voters remain wary and cynical at the shuttle and fortunately this election has the same old faces with one exception which means victory

artwork or it didn't get bought. >> really. >> effectively a veto power. >> the library of the rockefellers' new york townhouse had been home toollection, picasso's "young girl with a flower basket." it sold last night for $115 million, a record for a rose period picasso. by the end of the first night, christie's jessica verdict says the auction had raised $646 million. >> we have already broken the record for any collection sale. >> and the rockfellers' collection of furniture, porcelain, and american paintings are still to come as the auction continues today and tomorrow. still to come, paintings by hopper sergeant and georgia o'keeffe. the sale is expected to go well past three-quarters of a billion dollars, all of the proceeds going to charity, which is amazing. it's also interesting that so far all the winning bids were anonymous, but we have been told that about half of them are american. >> i so love these lifestyles of the rich and the famous stories because it's interesting to hear the auctioneer say $70 million, not too late to get in. >> can you imagine making that decision? >> and still having money left over. >> m

new problem. >> fire season is almost here. the work being done in the north bay to prevent a replay of last year. >> today is the day sales force set to officially unveil artworktop of san francisco's tallest building and you won't be able to miss it. good morning on this tuesday may 22nd. >> glad you're there at 6:30 in the morning. never more than 7 minutes away from the forecast. >> i wonder how strong the led lights are. this morning you might miss it. look behind us, you can see it's really gray out there, mist and drizzle. looking forward to that on sale force tower. a different perspective on live doppler 7. no rain but definitely mist and a little drizzle out there and grainyness. can you see the mist hanging in the air from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. my accuweather 12-hour planner low- to mid-50s this morning. clouds slowly. how many dominate in the inland valleys. partly cloudy skies around the bay, cloudy at the coast sunny at 4:00, clouds roll back at 7:00. temperatures only 50s and 60s. alexis. >> okay. i've got three crashes to talk about now. first one westbound 880, past toll plaza. bus and a van sounding like we may have injuries and

artwork, or used commercially. but houston's nephew says her fans should aim their anger at the family member who took the picture, and then sold it to the national enquirer. >>> on the 11:00 newsma air. the impact killed the two people on board. details ahead. >>> lebron james leads the cavs to the nba finals for the fourth straight year. all of the highlights coming up next. >> reporter: -- marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> we know whatever team will be playing in the finals, but we know who wins tomorrow will be playing them. we have one half of the finals. one seven-game series and another one to go to margaret tomorrow at this time we will know whether

this is a new gold star family's monument that was put up a couple of months ago. and you can see it is a beautiful piece of artworkg those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. joining me now live is rob wallenberg, the general manager of oak hill. what is the first thing that you want people to think about on this holiday weekend? >> well, this is a real day of honor. the sacrifice of the men and women who answered the call and gave their ultimate sack if i identifies for what they believe america stands for or what america could be. that is the most important thing about memorial day. >> reporter: this is not just about sacrifice who paid the ultimate price but remembering another point in history when it comes to the great war, which is 100 years ago. >> that's correct. this year is the 100 anniversary of the tragic war that started all wars. >> reporter: a difficult war. brutal, crude. >> very brutal. >> reporter: slow war. you will have military hardware out there. >> yes. we will be honoring the military and the veterans by displaying several classic military vehicles from world war ii, vietnam and modern vehicle

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