and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion.but the vessels have moved out and art's moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, a memoir or love, loss and queer identity. it's in this space, a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you have visited what that meant, don't you? idid. it was like a switch went off and i didn't go back. 90 national pavilions are competing for this year's golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself but also wants to be seen. a huge waterspout surprised singapore residents saturday. videos on social media showed the waterspout swirling off singapore's southern shore — witnesses saying it lasted for around 20 minutes. the local environment agency say waterspouts usually happen up to three times a year. they form when strong winds occur over water. united nations says who the rebels trying to topple the government in yemen are respecting ports, including the port of hodeidah, v

at the end of which is the british pavilion.g and, at times, brutal installation by the artist, cathy wilkes, whose display of eerie mannequins and household objects is representing britain at the 2019 venice art biennale. she trained in belfast, as did the sculptor eva rothschild, who has filled the irish pavilion with an array of materials and shapes that create a sort of landscape of art to wander through — and to climb on. to talk about the biennale's founding idea, dating back over 100 years, an artist representing a country. is there an argument against it? that it's an anachronism? i think there could be, if it happened everywhere. i think it's the fact that it is anachronistic and it is the only thing. i mean, if every major art exhibition was themed around national identity, i think that would be deeply problematic. but this is the only one. and venice itself is an anomaly. who can believe it exists? not far away, across a narrow canal, is the welsh pavilion, where the cardiff—based artist sean edwards has created a for

and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion.charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir or love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you have visited what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. if you go to the hairdressers for a trim, you'd expect to be sitting in front of a mirror — if nothing else to ensure they don't chop too much off the top. in one london salon that's not an option. instead they offer a different experience — they want customers to engage with modern art. dougal shaw reports. this hairdressers in south london may look pretty normal but step inside and you will realise there is actua

and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion.art has moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir on love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you understood what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off, and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself, but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. don't forget you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on our website. there is reaction and analysis from around the globe, including updated live pages and reports from our correspondents in more than 80 locations. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @regedahmadbbc. hello there, good morning. sunday still looks like the best day of the weekend. quite a few showers ar

pavilion with its exhibition of martin pay is solid sculptures it's also proving popular. bringing a national vision to venice is a hugely expensive undertaking most of these billions were originally built and paid for by governments the most and now privately funded european countries dominate head but they have been some new arrivals this year pakistan madagascar and gonna is unique a billion is already making waves showing six artists this pavilion delves into the legacy of gone as independent looks to the future with paintings videos photos and installations designed by architect david adji the villian is already reinventing traditional white cube gallery space we brought back the earth here when you're looking at this is this is this is west africa this is this is going in soil that has been applied by venetian plaster. so the pollutions of the best plaster of the world hands down so we said you know here you tried it and you tried it. and this is amazing lining one ball is the work of abraham hama using salvage materials and smoked fish the smell that fills the space

. -- belgian pavilion. this was the time when the tower was being built, eventually dedicated in 1941. originally, herbert hoover meant for the reading room to be here at the top of the tower. but with the beginning of world war ii in europe, 1939, there was no way that carillon could be sent back to belgium. so herbert hoover and many others raised funds and acquired this carillon. he sent a telegram to his architect saying, change of plans. the reading room is going to stay downstairs, and we are going to have this wonderful carillon at the top. the architect went with it, did not bat an eye, just changed the plans. in 1989 when we had yet another earthquake, there was a little bit of damage, and it was in need of refurbishing. so the bells were sent back to europe, and came back. on top of that, when they were reinstated, they built this enclosure so that a professor of music here on the campus, when he played, he is not deafened by the sound. he can just play in this enclosure. in order to study history

pakistan madagascar and ghana is unique villian is already making waves showing six artists this pavilion delves into the legacy of ghana's independent looks to the future with paintings videos photos and installations designed by architect. david the villian is already reinventing traditional white cube gallery space we brought the earth here when you're looking at this is this is this is west africa this is this is going in soil that has been applied by venetian plasterers. so the belief of the best blasters in the world hands down so we said you know here to new try to you try this is america and this is an amazing job lining one ball is the work of abraham hama using salvage materials and smoked fish the smell that fills the space i decided that i was going to go around old industrial spaces like railways and out of places and collect. see photographs i'm not a fink so what complicates. the narrative around the base of one but another curved wool hangs the haunting sculptures of sui made from used bottle tops the shoes curator hopes to capitalize on the success in venice david as am i

you see the conversation now with this new gateway pavilion at bart. and this forms much more of a significant and present gateway from market street back to city hall. so u.n. plaza has more of a purpose and function in terms of planning principles. you have a wonderful civil engineer on the team, lotus water. we've had an incredibly comprehensive approach dealing with water on the sigh. there is a ton of water pumped out of all the surrounding ba basements and put them into the sewer system, surcharging them in a way that is not necessary. we're proposing mining that water. a lot of it will be used for irritation. we have more water than we can imagine for irrigation. a lot of it will be moved to a cistern to be made potable for an emergency event. you can come to civic center and emergency event and know that among other things, that you can have potable water. and like i said, retooling the halpern fountain so that it is detaining water in a big storm event, not solving but taking the pressure off of flooding events downstream in soma and the missi

and the us pavilion with its exhibition of martin is sorted sculptures is also proving popular . bringing a national vision to venice is a hugely expensive undertaking most of these billions were originally built and paid for by governments but most are now privately funded european countries dominate here but there have been some new arrivals this year pakistan madagascar and gonna he's unique he's already making waves showing six artists this pavilion delves into the legacy of gone as independent looks to the future with paintings videos photos and installations designed by architect david the villian is already reinventing traditional white cube gallery space we brought here when you're looking at this is this is this is west africa this is this oil that has been applied by venetian plaster. so the pollutions of the best plaster of the world hands down so we said you know here you tried it and you tried. and this is an amazing job lining. one ball is the work of abraham hama using salvage materials and smoked fish the smell that fills the space decided that i was going to go a

and a view back towards the bart pavilion. it is predicated on having universal access into this thing that currently only a few people can physically enter, even if they overcome in trept intrepidation by being incredibly deep. you can see planting in the foreground of this mountain. it is a really comprehensive program to address water resources, and we're putting water into a tank for emergency events. super high level surveyf thisurvey ofthis very ambitious project. >> thank you so much. does anyone have public comment on this item? >> i'm susan,a san francisco resident, and i'm with california plant native society. i want to say thank you so much. i appreciate just the consideration of adding planting to this lovely design, and kudos to the design and planning team for finding a way to recapture and recover and reuse or underground water. it could be an asset. and i realize that is likely to be really expensive, but once you do it, we'll know how to do it for other projects. so that's super exciting. i do request that the

germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasing isolation against migrants. the work parked on no struck by swiss artist christophe be sure is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily and 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale. now a grandmother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a life long dream rosie johnson jumped out of an airplane at 3000 meters to celebrate 86 day she said she had been determined to cross skydiving off list off the landing like a pro she said she felt like a bird up in the sky and had this message for her late husband collected the bell you were wrong i had a wonderful time i'm still a lot going on in one piece. and broach elations crazy jumps and. what a brilliant thing i can tell you from personal experience it's nothing quite like jumping out of a p

and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion.rd. but the vessels have moved out and art has moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir on love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you understood what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off, and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself, but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. will we have as much to admire in the weather today? it look nice driving in today. just as he lightened the dawn came up you could see some blue sky. we will all see some good sky, good morning. very chilly heading towards the middle of may. this is a bit of frost in shropshire. it won't last very long but just to show you, we shropshire. it won't last

germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasingisolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe usual is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. now a grandmother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a lifelong dream rosie johnson has jumped out of an of an airplane at 3000 meters to celebrate her 86th birthday she said she'd been determined to cross skydiving off the bucket list and after landing like a pro she said she had felt like a bird in the sky and she had an important message for her late husband to the bell you were wrong i had a wonderful time i'm still a lot going on and i'm one day's. congratulations really think you're watching news life and thanks so much for joining. europe will be goin

dollar the 58th edition of the exhibition saw a record 90 national pavilions and experts say the b.n. naalehu was never as political as this year's event whose fitting motto is may you live and trysting times. if you read his sort of the view now. many times. can be aware defying this time becoming more difficult to. germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasing isolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe be sure is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale a and. you're watching news i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour but stick around because after the break we have the best of the action from saturday's bunda sleek a games including 5 minutes clash with army life see where a victory would have

germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world increasing isolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe usual is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. you're watching live from the documentary chain and human rights is that next and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. and now on behalf of the whole team here thanks so much for watching. europe's big idea. but what's become of it. will it look like tomorrow. hoping for a better future isn't enough europe requires our purchase of patience. you're in the elections 2019 may 26th on d w.

and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion.te prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir on love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you understood what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off, and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself, but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. the annual list of the richest people in britain is out this morning, and it reveals that there's now, a record, 151 billionaires in the country. together they hold a combined wealth of £525 billion, and london is home to more billionaires than any other city in the world. that's according to the sunday times. john mcmanus reports. if you woke up this morning to find that once again you haven't made it onto the sunday tim

germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasing isolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe usual is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. let's take a look at sports now and in formula one championship leader valley it's partly about terry bought aswell start the spanish grand prix in pole position after setting the fastest time in saturday's qualifying it will be the 3rd race in a row that bob test has started for the front of the grid and the finn will be joined by his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton who stars in 2nd ferrari sebastian vettel begins in 3rd place as a mercedes you will look to continue their early season dominance. it watching the news live from berlin we'll leave you now with some beau

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he eventually perished for 138 and was followed back to the pavilion not long astra by his team—mate. this is how it looks at the moment. pakistan on 299—4, so they need 75-40 pakistan on 299—4, so they need 75—40 balls. it's shaping to be a real cracking finish to the football season. european cup finals to come. the premier league finale tomorrow. and today, the start of the championship playoffs. norwich and sheffield united are already up. let's see what happened in the first semifinal between aston villa and west brom. michael redford reports. with a place in the premier league on offer, the championship play—offs are never short of drama. throw in the added element of a west midlands derby and this match had an extra spark. an early goal would have settled any pre—match nerves, a combination of fingertips and crossbar denied jay rodriguez and west brom that luxury. with so much at stake, pressure can affect even the most experienced players. veteran glenn whelan with a rare mistake, and west brom's player of the year dwight gayle making him pay. chances were few and far between

out by the concord pavilion, 47. that is very cool for this time of year. 45 ukiah. and 52 degrees that is las vega degrees. l.a. is 53. bakersfield, 51. you can sea just coming down out of the parts of santa clara. this will only be for the morning. then partly cloudy and pretty good. then dry air coming in behind it. a very cool day for us, 50,60 and 70s. we start to see temperatures getting back to near average, maybe above by the upcoming weekend. >>> we would lake to remind you to download the weather app. if the has interactive radar and the seven-day forecast. it has an easy feature for you to upload your weather photos and video. it is a free download. >>> time is 4:19. tragedy at a memorial day weekend trip to a southern california amusement park. up next, the latest on a log ride that malfunctioned and the people who were hurt. >>> and in northern california, a man died after a shark attack in hawaii. we have details on where it happened. %fo %fo >>> welcome back to mornings on two. an accident sent three people to the hospital. >> reporter: the log ride at

storming a parent tells me for the kids who showed up at school, they were kept in the pavilion for hours and actually watched an animated movie instead of going to class, causing some parents to pull students out of school. these teachers say they never wanted to do this, but they feel like the district has left them no choice. >> it is a magical place, and it makes me really sad, as you can see that we have gotten to this low point. >> brenda moreno has taught at james logan high school for 34 years and is one of nearly 600 teachers marching at the 12 schools in the new haven unified school district today. the teacher average salary of $96,000, the highest in all of alameda county, but marino says that is misleading. >> the district pays zero into our healthcare, so we buy it ourselves, for my husband and i between dental and medical and the portion i put in for medicare, that's $20,000 off the top for me. for breakfast teachers association was a 10% raise, but the school districts is the best if you do is a 1% raise as part of the teacher salary schedule and a one-time 3% payment while

in the pavilion itself which ta kes colour.erage size ofjust over 3000 british gardens. this year, 54 new pla nts british gardens. this year, 54 new plants are going to be judged british gardens. this year, 54 new plants are going to bejudged inside the great pavilion. it's dry outside, dry inside you as well. the forecast for assault today is one of sunshine but also showers and some of the showers are likely to be heavy. in fact, torrentialfor some. slow—moving and also thundery. there is no wind to be moving these showers along. it could be said that is the case. the likelihood is, it could be torrential and also thundery. we have a lot of cloud around first thing. that will tend to dinner break in the sun will come out. temperatures wise and will get showers forming. particularly heavy across parts of north—east scotland in eastern england but we can see a shower this afternoon. as we head into this evening at overnight, many of the showers will fade. we will see more cloud lapping from the north sea with overnight lows fal

. >> reporter: this is kirker pass road near the concord pavilion, if you drive the next mile or so toward pittsburgh you can see one roadside memorial after another on both sides. lowers mementos to represent lives lost. kirker pass road is fast, yd, has no shoulders, it is a cut through between concord and pittsford pittsburgh that has become deadly. early this morning a 18-year- old woman from pittsburgh was killed when she crashed into a pole. her family did not want to talk to us but her grandfather identified her as taleah montanez, a graduate of pittsburg high school that managed a retail store in walnut creek. police say it is unclear what caused her to crash. her grandfather tells me she is the sparkle of his eye. >> it brings back the pain. >> reporter: julie vasquez knows how heartbreaking this moment is. her daughter mireya vasquez was also 18 when she was killed on kirker pass road just past has road four years ago. >> just turned 1810 days prior to her death. there was so much he wanted to do in this life. >> reporter: since 2015 there has been six people ong the stretch of k

. >> fittingly, the norway pavilion at disney's epcot theme park is home to what ride based on a disneyilly norway? >> right. it's not "moana." it's not "zootopia." and it's not "coco." "frozen" was set in a chilly norway, so i'm gonna go with c, "frozen ever after," final answer. >> let it go, mike, let it go. that's right! >> yeah! [applause] there's no way you're not singing it right now. >> are you [indistinct]. >> [laughs] all right. up next, your first threshold at $5,000. let's get this one right. here it is. "secretary to the president" and "assistant to the president of the united states" are former names for what position that oversees the executive office? >> um...white house communications director doesn't seem like it makes a lot of sense. secretary to the president and assistant to the president of the united states. um...i'm gonna use a lifeline and i'm gonna "ask the audience." >> okay. final? >> final answer. >> okay, audience, need some help here. if you those keypadss now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, votes in. let's see the results. >> all right. so...that was wha

the longest dark stretch of kirker pass just north of the concord pavilion.here are no shoulders, so if you accicrash. early sunday morning, 18-year- old talia montes died after losing control in the southbound lane and smashing into a signal pole. >> it brings back the pain. of losing a child. >> reporter: julie's daughter maria was also 18 when she was killed on the same pass 18 years ago. >> so much she wanted to do in this life but we were treated. >> reporter: in our report last night the vasquez family asked what if anything is being done to make kirker pass safer. >> that is a high priority given the fatalities out there. >> reporter: janel is a civil engineer at contra costa county public works. she says an improvement project underway last week will add elaine for trucitory. a project on the books will include lighting improve lighting, other projects are in the planning stages. >> we are installing speed feedback science, concrete median, and guardrails and spot locations to help prevent the rollover accidents. >> it will take years to finish all th

there's also the stone show happening in concord at the pavilion all weekend long.e just have to watch out on sunday for the possibility of some of those spotty showers. but overall our temperatures stay cool and we'll have some breezy winds. memorial day we've got a lot of ceremonies and parades going on and it's going to be in the upper 60s. a couple of lingering showers. but after that things clear up and warm up by the middle of next week we're in the upper 70s with mostly sunny skies. chris and scott? >> like an actual you summer, late sprain. all right. thanks. this month we teamed one peet's coffee to help you make your mornings a little easier. >> last week we were in oakland. a couple weeks ago i was in campbell all during "today in the bay." a lot of folks we talked to said it really helped kick off their weekend. >> so excited. of course. this is the best thing. thank you so much. >> all right. so it was a very good time, and we enjoyed it so much that maybe we'll do it again. we're not sure yet. >> neighbor a wine bar. >> let's do a wine bar. >> there wa

texas children's hospital women's pavilion has its ownre intensive ard within the labor and delivery unit, the first of its kind in the country. and the texas department of state health services introduced maternal safe bundles which detail treatment policies, safety equipment, training programs and internal reviews that every hospital should have. so far, 85% of birthing amcilities in the state have rolled out the pro you're putting three bills forward. what happens if they don't pass? >> i'll be very disappointed. that's the first thing that's going to happen. but i'm... then, after that, i'll have to wait two more years. >> reporter: in fact, this month, her data registry bill was passed by the texas house, but her two other bills were not granted a committee hearing. but she vows to keep up the fight even if she has to wait for the next biennial legislative session. can texas wait two more years? >> one of the things i said in the very beginning is, the time is now. we can't wait because we have a list of names of women that have lost their lives behind this. >> sreenivasan: the

which was really looking at the notion of the pavilion building on the landscape so this is really explaining this idea of the upward form and lights filtering and this building within the building it's a shape that you don't often see in western architecture and i'm hard pressed to think of another building that has that explicit a shape that is moving upwards and is aspirational that. tory above ground so these are the early studies which looked at how we were kind of controlling the program as you can see from the project in the end there's a lot on the ground and in the beginning we were trying to bring quite a bit of that program above ground to try to reduce costs so we were looking at how that could work as landscape and how the corona would sit on top but what the final scheme started to become so this is one of the early studies was that we started to look at reducing that base and really starting to think about bringing most of the building on the ground until we started to get to this form what starts to come up is just then the corona and the corona is the main form of the buildin

the rooftop pavilions bathe in natural light and the rooftop shimmers peacefully.hen it's all finished, this pla will be what? >> amazingly amazing! >> amazingly amazing! >> this is what "the reach" is about drawing in the d.c. community by drawing back the curtain on the process. not sure what show you want to see? come see a rehearsal or bring your yoga matt for the argest green room in d.c. if you think your family cannot afford a night at the kennedy center, many events are free. >> for the artisticdirector, that's what matters. >> to be present in communities hat historically haven't had the resources necessarily although have had the creativity imagination. >> reporter: come september when "the reach" opens, we hope your imagination will ru wild. >> it sounds and looks cool. >> doesn't it? >> the kennedy center wdl hol a two week festival to celebrate the venue. it starts september. mark your calendars. >>> facing rape charges, damonte dod has a trial date. he went to court for a hearing. in the fall of 2017he met a girl at a college park bar and got her drun

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the rooftop pavilions are bathed in natural light and reflecting pool shimmers peacefully and rehearsallaces already in use and this place will be what? >> amazingly amazing. >> amazingly amazing! >> reporter: this is what "the reach" is out, peeling back the public opinion. come see a rehearsal. or come and do yoga or the largest green room in d.c. if you thi your family cannot afford a night at the kennedy center, many events at "the l reacbe free. the artistic director, social impact is what matters. >> to be present in communities that historically haven't had the resources necessarily although have had the creative imagination. >> reporter: come september when "the reach" open, the kennedy center hopes your imagination will run wild. >> mark your calendars. the kennedy center willhold a two week festival celebrating the grand opening ofh t new venue september 7th. >> it's a stunner so far. already you can?zh see it taki shape. >>> the redskins park and action heating up. the latest with the burgundy and gold including a wcome sight at today's workout. >> reporter: he's one of the n

a few upper 40s and low 50s. 51 in orinda. 49 by the concord pavilion.inole is 48 degrees, one of the cooler locations there. the activity will probably be dropping, but really didn't do much south of around cloverdale. north of that was very active. today looks to be similar to that. temperatures are on their way up. the low is not going very far. it will stay in california through most of the weekend. that could generate sierra high elevation. fresno, truckee and redding. we are on the western edge of a lot of this. 60s to upper 70s and low and mid 80s. the temperatures will jump up 76 in san jose and 81 in morgan hill. a little cooler going into the weekend. a jump up in the inland temperatures early next week. >> steve, thank you. >>> the time is 6:53. target now recalling thousands of u.s. charges cables nation- wide. what more than two dozen people have already seen and what you should do to stay safe. but first -- >>> what one teacher did after finding out one of his students needed a kidney transplant. right now a live look at your beautiful plan

tomorrow night concord high school will be graduating at the pavilion. 77 degrees at 6:00. 7:00 p.m.d yags takes place. really mild. 73. bright skies. hopefully a bright future for the graduates. temperatures will be falling to the upper 60s. congratulations to them. we're showing you the fog near the coast. we have thunderstorms in the sierra. here in the bay area, fog will linger near the coast tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the 60s as we head inland. sunshine, warmth, mid ' 0s for your saturday. i want to show you what's ahead for next week. it's going to warm up. tuesday, low 90s. wednesday, low 90s. the good thing, it's not going to be hot everywhere. mild to warm tomorrow, breezier and cooler on sunday and then we'll warm it up for a few days next week. then we're going to see a sharp drop in those temperatures especially inland, thursday, friday, from the 90s to the 80s. you'll notice the difference. >>> all right. the farm that not only brings food to life but people too. >> 7 on your side to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this

and canada, a family arts pavilion and hands-on activity and food and fun for the whole family. >> we different categories of artists so we have everything from furniture, woodworking,ceramics, painting photography, jewelry, something for everyone. >> and maybe saturdayou are going to baltimore or the preakness. 144th running or maybe watching it at home to enjoy a party. all of the action right here on nbc4 for the preakness on saturday. i'm tommy mcfly and that is what is up for your weekend here on nbc4. >> and for more things going on around the dmv, check out the scene in the nbc washington app. >>> and we need some good weather to go with it and i think the weather department will comply this weekend. >> it certainly will. i can't rule out a little chance for rain each and every day but i think our highest chances for rain will be both today and then not until after the weekend is over on monday. today reallyust cloudy and an isolated shower chance and our thunderstorm chances are ,iminishing quickly. for tomorrow warmer and 85. no more than an isolated shower and closing in on