richard: pollock. charlie: jackson pollock challenged you the most?: he broke the rules in a great way. in breaking those rules, he produced great art that you can look at right now. it is still here and it is still breathtaking. i think art is something we need. we need that expression. that expression that we ourselves cannot understand in ourselves. artist opened the door to that feeling. i think great poetry doesn't, great commuting -- great poetry, music, great painting does it. it is what makes society rich. charlie: amazing. have the critics been good to you? philip: i think they have been confused. charlie: confused by what you are doing? philip: my generation, we were not doing what we were supposed to do. we're supposed to follow in the track of marvelous music. they were fabulous composers. these are big -- great, enormous talents. my generation said, why would we do that? they had already done it. it never occurred to us. partly because i spent a lot of time with painters and sculptors. as you know the rate of change , is every 10 years. m

pollock wouldn't have done. that giants get two hits, they fall 2-0. >>> as looking to play spoiler in houston, and they did. danny valencia, deep and gone. second home run of the game. his second career two home run game. as spoiler. 4-3 the final. >>> milpitas taking on valley christian at levi's stadium. no score in the first, junior taking the handoff through the hole -- untouched. no one touched him. 41 yards. valley christian up 7-0. late first half, milpitas looking to even the score. chavez going for the end zone. he's got it. milpitas up 21-10 only to lose 22-21 on the strength of an 81-yard touchdown pass with two minutes left. the game in the final a few minutes ago. good friday night football. a lot of good college saturday football. then nfl sunday. a busy weekend. that's sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. old. ===jess/take vo=== a al >>> my favorite st

>> guest: there are several different pollock -- focuses. healthcare, education, energy and national security policy. theythey have an old paratrooper out they're now. which i think national security is becoming a lot more prominent issue for the american people. >> host: what is the advantage or disadvantage of being located in dallas and being a national policy? >> guest: the great advantages that we are not inside the beltway and so we are not jaded by the political machinations that go on there. i like to say were part of the waffle house ground. a lot of these things are policy solutions.solutions. you could talk in the world of think tanks in the academic world, but you have to get the everyday american citizen to understand so that they can make the right decision when it comes to the electoral process. >> host: we invited you want to talk about "guardian of the republic". your book, biography, autobiography? >> guest: philosophical biography. what is it that makes me who i am today. >> host: quite a title. >> guest: when you come fro

another single, pollock scores.t out and fall further out of the play off pick sure 6-0 that final. we will have more from around the nation in college football coming up later in this newscast. >> we will see how jason day does. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00, donald trump receives more criticism from the presidential debate, his miss dismissive reaction and the rest from the campaign trail. >>> plus -- >> yeah, i will take -- >> this angry father's response after his son was named the suspect in a series of freeway shootings. >>> and the heroic actions that saved this woman trapped inside a run away flaming rv. >>> latino heritage month start this had week and people in san francisco's mission district held a unique celebration today. ouch. abc 7 news was on valencia street for a donald trump pin i can't tell at that bark party. children and adults got to take a swing at the likeness of the republicaná0Ñ2 candidate. trump the shelves at storesuu in the mission dvdistrict. organizers sayam every time he m

then came the killer blow-- zona up 5-nothing, make that 6- nothing as aj pollock nearly goes to thedeck to put the finishing touches on this one. leake would be yanked as the giants lose 6-1. they're back at it again tomorrow. let's take a look at where they find themselves in the n-l west standings. on friday, they were 6-and-a- half back.today-- 8-games behind l-a in the division. breaking down the math here-- if the dodgers went 500 the rest of the way, the giants would have to go 20-4 just to tie. not saying it's impossible, but extremely difficult. that obviously puts a much larger canyon between chicago and the giants in the wild card. san francisco, actually now falls behind washington, is now 9 off of a playoff berth. there are 24-games remaining in 2015 while san francisco is only now coping with its playoff fate, the a's have known where they stand for a while. oakland's been living life at the bottom of the american league, so now it's all about playing spoiler. this fan. wearing what can best be described as an "interesting" hat. at the coliseum today bottom 7th of a bac

pollock. look at him go. parker.ndbacks have won five straight here. 2-0, the final tonight. >>> a haircut at the ballpark? is that wrong? as got it right in houston. danny valencia. a two run jack. they won the game 4-3. astros have lost five straight games. >>> 49er running back reggie bush injured calf here in the viking game. he is out for this sunday's game in pittsburgh. niners six-point underdogs. and derek carr, throwing hand, big topic injured in week one. carr said don't be quick to judge. team performance. >> it is one game guys. you know. was it the way we want it? was it ugly? yeah, it was ugly. but you have to answer back. there was nothing changed. we are headed the right way. but absolutely. that is not what we want to show our fans. we want to come out and play better next time. >>> raiders and ravens. on kpix5 sunday. a little after 1:00. >> the haircut at the game, is that a game? i'm so perplexed about this. >> apparently in houston. come on cletus. let's go get a haircut! ,,,, >> the late show wi

pollock. >>> scott kazmir now with the houston astros. the as and sonny gray. two. craig gentry got it to drop. the as led 6-3. once again t bullpen betraited them. evan gaddes. away. a three run shot and houston comes all the way back to win the game the final 10-6. >>> how about some soccer? yankees stadium? that is where the earthquakes were. frank lombald scored his second frank lombald scored his second goal of ,,,,,,,,,,,, these 100% beef burgers, frank lombald scored his second goal of ,,,,,,,,,,,, are stacked with bacon, sweet bourbon sauce, and apparently my mom's fave, spicy sriracha sauce. eat it, don't tweet it mom. denny's big burger bash, with burgers starting at $6.99 >> thank you very much for watching, our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:30. >> with ,,,, alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, c

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seven americans including oliver pollock had an american battle flag probably the stars and stripes. he'd spent the previous weeks assembling with the new disdain that recognized the united states as an independent country and britain might retaliate. still that seemed like a large gathering just to make the difference of two or three of the listened to the french translation as they agreed to keep up with anguish. the news was startling. they haven't simply recognized the independence of the united states into the declared war on britain and expected people to either part. the award of apprciation they could render the horrors that the british have put them true that it cut through where they built new lives of the french and spanish governors. the hope for independence and prosperity was in the spanish rule, not british. it was to protect the local political and economic independence which they saw as threatened by the british. these are the spanish of the british could count on the subject loyalty when asked to risk their lives and commit scarce resources. now that the war between

do you believe that pollock could take new? >> absolutely.e short-term at least we still see the story concerns over demands. more importantly the supply continues and prices will go lower, especially talking about china slowing down, really global growth and the imf is now going to revise its growth growth forecast. given the supply and demand, prices will remain heavy and $85 is a real possibility. sandra: craig, thank you. lauren: the state department releasing 7000 additional pages of hillary clinton e-mails. 150 of those contain information not deemed classified. some including sensitive materials about china, haiti and sudan during a speech in reno, nevada, are public and presidential candidate marco rubio talking about the latest development. >> where tax policies for the world of the 1990s. in fact, that was the hillary clinton tax plan. in fairness, she took her time to introduce her plan because it was in her server so they weren't able to find it. [laughter] [applause] but they found it along with another 100 classified e-mails. la

. >> ever heard of jackson pollock? ben: and they both started this art exhibit and it has turned into the great tradition, labor day weekend saturday sunday monday and the following week and the twelfth and thirteenth of september. we are joined by a couple of the artists. theresa: here we have -- i have been practicing -- you have paintings and some glass. wheat introduce -- tell us about your art. >> are some of the paintings i have been developing for many years, it it began styling. theresa: absolutely beautiful. >> it is water,. watercolor and a lot of things. and the glass is handblown and painted with many layers. i am in brooklyn. washington? >> people come from all over the world. people in spain, mexico, all across the globe, they come to was the cause of the history of washington square. ben: do people buy or just look? >> we get a lot of buyers, people who want smokes shapes and will come back and that kind of thing. theresa: for someone who makes other living off their art, what is a good weekend? is it on

the tribe name means those who finish for pollock. it was fed by delivers of canned goods from the u.s. the tribe was growing food, but cash crops for export. the result, food shortages, a poor diet of processed goods and a diminishing of sovereignty. now the tribe are embasing an economic model that puts the tribe's interests first. >> the other industries that have been brought to native communities, indian country, if you will, all seek to take advantage of our status for the purpose of serving other economic interests. >> in four years, the tribe hopes to be 50% self sufficient. that will put it add an advantage to the surrounding state of maine. >> if there were some sort of natural disaster that occurred that prevented the trucks from rolling, this state only has four days food supply. >> it's a challenge to an economic and nutritional system that even many newcomers in the united states are now questioning. al jazeera, pleasant point reservation. >> the church of christ in the philippines is one of the world's most secretive se

aj pollock adds to the lead with the solo shot. he wants to go home to his crib.>> to the as. stephen vogt a -- appears to have avoided any injury. he was hit by a foul ball and is hoping to return to the lineup this week. scott kazmir will start against his former team tomorrow night. coco crisp called on to pinch hit with the bases loaded in the 6th. this makes bob melvin look like a genius. coco goes far. goes deep. it's the one that just misses the grand slam. an 8-2 lead. but the astros have some firepower of their own. rookie shortstop carlos correa crushes a three-run shot to center. he measured that one at 442 feet and it cuts the as' lead 8-6, 17th homer of the season for correa. 9th inning, as up 10-9. sean doolittle blows a fastball by gomez to end it. doolittle retires the side as the as beat the astros 10-9. >> i feel back to finally prove to myself that i'm back, and that i can go out there with no restrictions and no second thoughts in my head. i can do it on back-to-back days. i can get swing and misses on fastballs. i'm still like shaking. it was

. >> until last year, max pollock worked in a cubicle at a d.c. think tank. he was drawn to the details program, seeing a city in need of radical urban renewal. >> if you have these dual problems, high unemployment and poverty, and you have vacancy, our approach, working with the city has been let's solve one of these problems with the other. >> once part of the problems with baltimore, he is now repairing it one brick at a time. adam may, al jazeera, baltimore. >> blindsided on the field, two high school football players take down a referee and it may have been on purpose. >> the average american family has 28 electronic devices and getting rid of all those items is posing some big problems. >> could normalization change cuba forever? >> i'm afraid for cuba. >> we ask cubans about their hopes and fears. >> i would love to see my business grow into a transnational company. >> two high school football players in texas have been suspended over a brutal hit on a referee. officials say the players from the high school in san antonio deliberately tackled a referee

usually, the politicians who -- usually that pollock is going to deal with -- their -- that politicians going to deal with their particular issue. amendment, oneth had to be 21 years of age in this country to vote. now, the new ages 18 to sell, as we began to look at that, what issues -- we have already discussed and we could expand upon this, if you would like, what -- but we discussed student loans, we discussed common core, .e discussed lgbtq community our next question brings us to this idea, once again -- what particular thing -- what i would really like for you to do, if things thatto give vote.drive you to if you knew -- [indiscernible] mediais person on social was -- [indiscernible] -- and we researched them and we follow them, what one thing would you be able to latch onto to make your decision between candidate a and candidate b? ok. [indiscernible] pieces, that is something we don't do a good job on the asked -- does a good job on jekyll asked -- job on? we asked questions at the time of the bigger problem is the oversight questions without thinking it -- the problem is when

i'm going to let captain jonathan pollock quickly describe the injuries. >> thankfully the six peoplenjured in this building collapse suffered injuries but they're non-life threatening. we'll keep you posted to this terrible accident. >>> in other news, that murdered texas deputy darren goforth will be laid to rest on friday. president obama called his widow yesterday to express his condolences. now we're learning disturbing new details about the alleged gunman. he shot goforth 15 times even as the deputy laid on the ground. he once spent six months in a mental hospital following a violent assault against a homeless man. tell us more, rosa. >> reporter: good morning. we're also learning that the d.a. has requested all of the health records for shannon miles, for that man charged with capitol murder. all this as we're learni ining about his criminal past and his history with mental illness. this morning, new insight into the mind of alleged cop killer shannon miles. miles appearing in a houston courtroom monday. the clanking of his shackles the only thing breaking the silence as dozens

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