the rosy home front festival saturday at craneway pavilion in richmond. live music, food, costume contests and dancing and more.

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we also have other areas such as the high tech pavilion for all of our high tech companies.e also have the family garden for family with their kids. we also have the hey girl area where it's for the queer women community. robert: hey girl area? saldy: yes. robert: okay. is it my imagination or is there quite a bit of a high-tech kind of element to this year's event? has that always been the case or-- saldy: so this is our second year activating high tech pavilion just to reach out to the high tech community 'cause we're in san jose and there's other lgbt people, employees, within the high tech companies. robert: is the south bay lgbtq+ community unique in its way from other similar communities because of being in the south bay or being in silicon valley? saldy: unique, i-- robert: is it influenced much by the fact that it is such a high-tech area of silicon valley or not? robert: not really? saldy: not really. robert: okay, what would you say is gonna be the mood at this year's? we were talking a little bit about a lot to celebrate, a lot to still be concerned about. we know

and have used the opportunity to create a pavilion space. so this community pavilion space serves a fitness centre and also a community space for residents, creating different architectural character and abut that up against kirkwood so we have a basic streetfront around the entire project. >> there's a nice little gem. so the building has two pedestrian entrances. one to the south and one to the east. so this is the pedestrian entrance off of kirkwood and has wood materials to give warmth to the building to help identify the entries to the building. (please stand by). you can see how the site leaves its way into that pedestrian only walkway, and then along this walkway, we have these loft unit or double height. those help engage the pedestrian space. i won't dive into much detail on the land. we have made a bit of them. this one basically covers the site circulation and traffic so you can the traffic goes both ways on gerald, both ways on kirk would -- -- kirkwood and there's only a small section of vehicular traffic allowed to access the p

and worthy of bethelration and created woods center for the arts which has an outdoor performance pavilion for a world-class museum and the historic site itself. bethel woodson at is to inspire people through the follow at least the 1960's ofles of the peace, brotherhood, acceptance. i think the people that come here can feel that just by walking the grounds, they feel that vibe. >> sunday morning on "washington journal" a cover station on the history of woodstock. we will talk about the three day music festival in upstate new york that attracted nearly half a million people. mr. farmer is author of the book , "the age of great dreams: america in the 1960's." here on c-span and american history tv. >> tonight on c-span, it is a senate aging committee hearing on robo call fraud. among the witnesses, a woman whose grandmother wired thousands of dollars to scam artists. here's a preview. targetedndmother was and pursued not stop by your ring of fraudsters. over time these individuals used creative and cunning tactics to gain her trust. they told her she had won a large cash prize and all she

the tree fell onto a tent pavilion and seven of those injured were children.t and the severe storms that rolled through the area also knocked over some other trees at the club as well. >> overnight there is still a storm system in the area, but an even stronger line of storms is heading that way from the ohio valley. we also see severe weather in western tennessee and in new england. >>> sad story from over the weekend. one of the best running backs in college football history is dead after a motorcycle crash. former university of texas star cedric benson and a female passenger died saturday night in midland, texas and two other people were injured. benson was voted college football's top running back in 2004. he helped chicago reach super bowl xli in 2007. a number of current and former players and coaches have reacted to benson's death on social media. cedric benson was 36. >>> the u.s. envoy in talks with the taliban is calling for stepped-up negotiations after a deadly blast at a wedding in kabul. a suicide bomber set off the explosion in the middle of the

the rosy home front festival saturday at craneway pavilion in richmond. live music, food, costume contests and dancing and more. head to concord for the japanese summer festival, games for kids, cultural performances, exhibits and demo and food. celebrate community and tradition at the 2nd annual laurel street fair in oakland, food, craft beer and outdoor shopping bizarre that stretches oversix city blocks and includes a kids carnival and petting zoo. a's and quakes are away, giants are home. i'm hose rosemary orozcos that's your weekend watch. >>> where you need to go, here is sal, watching the roads. >> you are talking awithout bout ofriday traffic jam. >> it's zip trip. we are going to do traffic jams early. one coming up soon and 5 and 6:00 hour before i leave. it's songs from artists from outside land. >> perfect. >> let's take a look at these commutes. i want to start with the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is light at the toll plaza. no major issues. it continues to be a pretty nice drive throughout the toll plaza area. as you take a look at inters

east bay temperatures, fill in, there you go. 61 by the concord pavilion. san ramone in the upper 50's. most locations in the low 60's. 58 down in monterey with very thick fog down there if are traveling in that direction. we have the low cloud deck. mostly sunny until later tonight and then the increase in clouds. possibility some of that moisture could make for a interesting wednesday morning. that would be the best opportunity if anything does develop. 60's to the 09's but not as warm today. we will get the sun clouds and activity into late wednesday. then it clears out and looks warm america to the weekend. >> all right. >>> supporting the family of a highway patrol officer who was killed. coming up the statewide fundraiser for the officer's family after the tragic incident where a driver grabbed a rifle from his truck during a traffic stop. >> and marijuana at school. the reason that california is taking action to allow children to use it on campus. . >>> day it would have a huge protest care van by uber and lyft driver. hundreds from across california

out by the concord pavilion, 61. san francisco buoy a balmy 64. monterey outer buoy is 63. and thunderstorm activity unless you're up to the oregon border, it looks to be quiting down over the sierra. we get the fog and low clouds but not nearly as extensive. there's hardly any breeze compared to yesterday. we had gusts 35 miles per hour. you're going to fill in there. come on now, come on now. it's dialing. >> there are a lot of people who don't know what that sound is. >> clouds give way to sunshine and the high is building in. temperatures bumping up as we go into the weekend. today is the transition day and warmer weather will take us to the weekend. 80s and 90s inland. more on the weekend and we'll get low 90s. up in ukiah it will be warmer. cooler early next week. >>> time is 4:22. if you vape there's a warning about the dangers. what doctors say about a case involving more than a dozen people who became sick. >>> and olympic medalist johnny mosley is up another award. the reason he's being considered for the olympic and paralympic hall of fame. >>> welcome back to mo

. >> fittingly, the norway pavilion at disney's epcot theme park is home to what ride based on a disneylly 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 would, pick up those keypads, enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪

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, the capital of begonia festival will be family fun all weekend long, in the east bay celebrate pavilion independence day with live music, djs, dancing, kids games, food and drink, happening sunday. or head to the jack london the district for arrow day, the annual celebration will showcase a plethora of culture, talent and a variety of local food and craft. on the peninsula enjoy the 44th annual art and wine festival with more than 200 professional artists and craft makers, food, drinks, kids activities, classically cool cars and live music. in sports, a's are away, giants or home, and that is your weekend watch.>>> coming up next in sports, a difficult decision awaits the 49ers in the battle for backup quarterback. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.

it has in outdoor performance pavilion, a world-class museum and historic site itself. they want to inspire people through the arts at bethel woods. they want to follow, at least the good examples of the 1960's a piece, brotherhood, acceptance. the people that come here can feel that, just by walking the grounds. >> each week, american artefacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. next, we visit the american museum of culture and history in richmond to look at 400 years of american's -- african-american history. the curator focuses on the period of 1619-the civil war. she shared individual -- stories about people who lead slave results -- revolts and participated in john brown's raid on harpers ferry. the virginia museum of history and culture in richmond, virginia. and welcome to our latest special exhibition that is entitled determine, the 400 year struggle for black equality. it is part of the -- of the statewide confederate -- commemoration of significant events that happened in virginia. and for the mentally shape the course of

in pennsylvania, authorities say a tree hit by lightning crashed into a tent pavilion at a swim club injuring nine people, including several children. >> when the tree fell, everybody started screaming. i couldn't look because it was really heavy rain. >> reporter: two adults and seven kids were triaged at the scene and then rushed to the hospital. heavy winds sent trees crashing down across north carolina this weekend. torrential rain is blamed for this 50-car pileup near durham. in kansas, winds topping 70 miles an hour derailed dozens of cars on this train. storms also put on this dazzling display of lightning. the danger posed by that lightning is evident in south carolina where a man was just inches away from being hit. he says he could feel the shock, and that he's shaken but otherwise okay. meanwhile in chicago, the weekend weather is blamed for more than 500 flight cancellations. pro golfer phil mickelson was staying sparking a fire, and blowing out the chimney. mickelson tweeting, i was on top floor. we were evacuated and the place is on fire. the pga champ was able to make

for their terrific work on this new pavilion. my office is just here. actually see this transit center and see the chase center from my office. i believe i'll be looking directly into rick's office. we'll be able to monitor very carefully how this all works, but we're very excited about welcoming the warriors to our neighborhood. i thank the members of the ucsf community, but the broader community who have tolerated a lot of construction including our own construction and the warriors and the transit. it will all be over soon and we'll be able to enjoy the fruits of everyone's labor. thank you for being here. it's a very, very exciting day. tom. >> thank you, chancellor. thank you again for your patience and for all the neighbors here in mission bay and all the neighborhoods who have been so patient with the amount of construction that has taken place and that has been required for a great station and a great arena to take shape here in mission bay. thank you also to our elected officials for their leadership encouraging us to put transit first. of cour

jason roy dismissed early on and at that point when he was stretching back to the pavilion having scoredwere looking rather worrying. they were worried faces around this edgbaston crowd. but from then on, the day has belongs to england let me bring in my guess, england legend who is part of the test match special team. thank you forjoining us once special team. thank you forjoining us once again. after that wobble, joe rich came in and i think that must be why he moved up to the study the ship. if you lose two early, there is a bit of panic that spreads in the dressing. you move your best player up to number three, jason roy got out earlier, joe roots came out and say the ship. it's his best eight and he should say they're all serious. 57 for him. a great partnership for rory burns. it's very much been his day. it was a terrific knock. we use to crash bang walk cricket at the moment. but the australians are down. they bulled beautifully and got on the outside edge on numerous occasions. but he just stuck to his guns, had a bit of trouble early on and got the ball to turn and bounce of a

. [♪] >> we are in the pavilion gallery. right behind me as south van ness.is very close to the street. you will see a curved wall with an l.e.d. screen. this space will be used for a number of different purposes. it will be also one of the most prominent spaces in this building. >> we are here in the main atrium lobby. behind me here, there are the grand stairs that will eventually be fully finished with wood and this will go to the level to permit center. >> welcome to the permit center. we are now on the second floor of the building. the permit center is the driver for this project. picture this. i am a plan checker and i'm sitting on the inside of the permitting counter. >> and i am a member of the public, and i get to come in here and enjoy this big, open, beautiful space as well as tables and chairs behind to open up my plans, review them. the terrace is just outside. tons of windows, daylight views. it is very exciting upgrades and improvements. [♪] >> now we're on level three, which has a really great building amenity, the childcare center. >> in fact

a pretty good breeze at concord, buchanan. 60s for some east bay temps. 55 by the concord pavilion.pper 50s and 60s. and livermore, 56. and 57 el cerrito. a little bit of drizzle on 80. and overall not much change. one day we bump up a few degrees and the next day we cool down. 60s, 70s, and 80s. sal is here and he's going to tell us, solano county? >> solano county has decent traffic so far continuing to the hercules area. it looks pretty good. there's slowing on 37 as the people are trying to get to sonoma and marin county. marin county has had a couple of good days. this is the east shore freeway driving to the macarthur maze. and when you get to the bay bridge, there's a backup of 10 to 15 minutes at the toll plaza. >>> today some of the people who ran for their lives when the shooting started at the gilroy garlic festival will finally be able to get some of their items they left behind. >> reporter: hundreds of vehicles, bags, and other items were left behind when people ran for their lives on sunday. people can pick them up here at rucker elementary school. they have out table

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i can get close, 62 by the concord pavilion, there around the corner. walnut creek 62. black hawk 55. low 60s for most. outside lands, partly cloudy, a lot of these are high clouds. the high in the city 66 degrees. maybe a little bit of shower activity popping up. montecito lake county, the best opportunity i said san to ra is a, calistoga north, i will stick to that for now. northern sacramento valley is the area with the greatest possibility of thunderstorm activity. if you are going shasta, northeast california, tahoe. this is keeping us on the cooler side. cloud cover over us. under mostly cloudy skies. if we get light rain, it would be just that very, very light. cool pattern for most. take news . temperatures moving up on sunday. if we get shower activity it will be tonight into saturday morning. sal is here. talking about oakland, there is a structure fire burning east 11th and 25th in oakland. this has gone to a second alarm. 880 traffic, closer to where the fire is, you might be able to see it. we have, if you can bring in the emeryville camera in the studio. t

since moving in 1997 we have developed a number of new facilities including arts pavilion and preschoolat 1155 page. we believed international high school should have its own home. we have been hoping to build the flu facility since we -- new facility since seven years ago. due to construction costs rising over 50% since 2012 that is not economically feasible for our school. this makes the project possible for us. the city's decision to up zone the hub to create more housing near transit enabled us to move forward to a project to benefit more constituencies. we see more families in the neighborhood and we hope it night support additional families. we believe the mixed use development a first of its kind in san francisco is the future of intelligent land use. we support meeting the affordable housing goals and we employees and families who have taken advantage of those programs. with the draft e.i.r. studied and costs continue to rise we hope the commission moves to certify to benefit current and future generations of students and those in san francisco. strange you. next speaker, please

kezar pavilion is not seismically safe.it is one of the facilities that could qualify for additional revenues so that if necessary, we can use that as a shelter facility in case a disaster hits. we have to be thinking ahead in not only repairing the buildings that we know need to be repaired, like park station, which is currently undergoing some renovations like police and fire stations and public safety buildings, and 911 buildings where we send our dispatchers, all of these places matter, so when a disaster hits, their only focus is on saving lives of the citizens of san francisco and not worrying about the condition of their buildings and whether or not they're in a bad place themselves. so today, we are announcing a $628 million public safety beyond for earthquake safety and emergency response for the march ballot, as i said. and i am just so excited and so proud of the work that we did collaborating with the board, collaborating with the capital planning committee to do this in such an incredibly responsible way. and i

the pavilion? >> yeah, there is a large amount of viewing on both sides. it is to feel more open. it has elevation change as you look over kirkwood. >> is on one of the drawings, on one side i thought i saw the tree on the opposite side, reflecting through. a nice touch. >> thank you. >> any additional questions or comments? >> i just have one last quick question about the number of parking spaces that will be available? >> is that income science with the 1-1 for the parking space? >> it is not 1-1. you have that? i was just pulling up the exact numbers. it's not a requirement. we have 64 aces total -- -- spaces total. two spaces are handicap accessible. forty-five spaces are in those mechanical stackers area -- stackers. >> do you know what the proposed distribution of those parking spaces would go to? >> they are in bundles. >> thank you. >> that's it? great. are we ready for a motion? >> yes. i move that we conditionally approved the revised schematic design for block 52 in hunters point shipyard phase one. >> i second the motion. [roll call] >> design approved. schematic desig

if you are by concord pavilion it's 58. 58 walnut creek. 06's for many or mid50's for others. even 62 and -- that's pretty warm for the morning. overall high pressure was winning out for about two days, maybe three. then a system will sweep in and start to cool us off. i threw in the towel and went 100's for some. it's my my experience that they have been under done on a lot of these projections. going above. hot, warm to hot. there could be a few locations. antioch, brentwood, then little cooler friday, much cooler in to the weekend. >> all right. >>> possible changes to the san jose police department's use of force policy. coming up at six the big change that an independent auditor wants to see from the police department. >> and a bay area human rights activist shot in the philippines. his family and fines blame the philippines government. up next we will hear from a friend who just came back from visiting him in the hospital. >> first, we want to impress with you this live picture. look at the fog rolling in over the golden gate bridge. it's out there. that's incredible. go

then earlier this month in new york, anti-semitic graffiti was found sprawled across a park pavilioning action. he is introducing a bill that would require six through 12th graders to learn about the meaning of hate symbols and he's joining me right now. good to see you. >> thank you. >> so talk to me about you know, if this is an issue in your view of a teaching history differently in schools. >> sure. i think government has to have a lot of weapons at its disposal to deal with this and i think prevention has to be one of them and education can be a huge part of that. when the district attorney in my area has arrested people for hate graffiti, a lot of time, it's youngsters and a lot of time, they're not even really understanding of the gravity of their actions or sometimes what the symbols even mean. >> so how do you know that? why is it you feel that some of these people are using this without knowing what it evokes? >> sure, because i mean look, they know they're doing something wrong, but when you talk to the actual prosecutors and law enforcement officers who debrief some of th

trudged back to the pavilion at looking very disgruntled indeed, the crowd delighted.will keep you updated throughout the day on the first test. australia's women have already won the ashes, but england restored some pride last night with a 17—run win in the final t20 match at bristol. australia won the toss and put england into bat. they struggled at first, but a late flourish from kathryn brunt helped them reach 139—5 from their 20 overs. and it was sophie ecclestone who got the key wicket of australia captain meg lanning, as the visitors fell 17 runs short. andy and jamie murray made it through to the second round of the men's doubles in washington last night. they beat the french pair of nicolas mahut and edouard roger—vasselin in three sets. it's the first time that andy and jamie have played together since 2016. andy is still considering a return to singles in two weeks' time. physically, ijust physically, i just feel so much better. i have no pain, it's not restricting me and owner of the shots that i'm hitting. i feel a little slower, i hope that a sum that wil

this event starts at 11:00 this morning at the craneway pavilion. >>> a michigan boy has started hiswn unique business in the cemetery. he charges $20 to clean head stones in need of a little t♪ >> okay. let's get this sparkling. nobody should have that dirty of a head stone. >> nevine's unusual like his name. >> start scrubbing again. >> he doesn't really think about what other people think about it. >> my target age is 50-plus because they have more money and they have more busy schedules. it is very fun seeing the dirty become clean. ♪ all through my city ♪ i got this feeling ♪ when we move ♪ >> we found a grave. it was oka towns. we wanted to know if i was related to him so my nanna started looking online and figured out he was the first judge of the county. >> he is his five-time great-uncle. >> then we figured out the whole row, like this side of him was his family. so i started cleaning their head stones. >> the next one, the next one, the next one, and who else are we related to and who else needs their head stone cleaned? ♪ >> his grandpa helps him with the financing. he wil

the event starts at 11:00 this morning at the craneway pavilion. >>> a michigan boy has started his ownque business in the cemetery. nevene town charges $20 to clean headstones in need of a little tlc. ♪ >> okay. let's get this sparkling. nobody should have that dirty of a headstone. >> nevene's unusual like his name. >> start scrubbing again. >> he doesn't really think about what other people think about it. >> my target age is 50-plus because they have more money and they have more busy schedules. very fun seeing the dirty become clean. ♪ walk through my city ♪ i got this feely ♪ when we move ♪ >> we found a grave. it was oka towns. we wanted to know if i was related to him. so my nana started looking online and she figured out he was a first judge of the county. >> oka is his five-time great-uncle. >> then we figured out the whole row, like this side of him was his family. so i started cleaning their headstones. >> the next one, the next one, the next one, and who else are we related to and who else needs their headstone cleaned. his grandpa helps him with the financing. he will be c

if women served as pavilion, until the 1970s when they started a grassroots campaign to be recognized as veterans. it's an incredible campaign. they finally were at congress after they testified when president carter finally recognized them as veterans. all of the papers are here. you can work with your papers directly. you can have an entire argument of women in war, this is just a quick version of it. you can think about women in these three ways of working here in the united states. do you guys have any questions or any thoughts about this? thank you guys very much, we will continue our conversation on thursday. good job, thank you.