we have a beautiful rainbow stage. belouoorn ircle. just a oc anscenerions. m madeline now sends her kids. >> youth are respected at camp and i wanted my kids to go there because kids are respected for their ideas and what they want to do and who they are. >> camp winter rainbow was founded in 1975 by hippie icon and activist wavy gravy. and it is a place where kids could work together and bee creative and be themselves. >> i just think it is a special place and i hope it is around for ever. i this is the kind of place that we need in the world. >> given the trying social times that we're in now, i really feel like camp is a beacon for young people to go out into the world and effect positive change. >> and a great place -- >> i i made a few friends. >> -- to make some life long friends. gianna franco, kpix 5. >>> coming up, a very special tribute to the queen of tau hannah music. how selena was honored in san francisco this weekend. >>> and coming up on cbs news bay area, a local zrr tells us how listeria could effect people. you could watch our stream where

and there was nothing political about drying a rainbow back then. it's just what i love to draw. i'm not very artistic to be honest. stephanie stanton, thank you for your coverage of this, i appreciate. it still ahead, the fight to save some of the world's most famous trees, yosemite national park where fires threatening the giant sequoias. and signs of hope on gas prices and jobs. can president biden turn the tide of the economy. what would that mean for the midterms and beyond, former press clemency -- robert gives is joining me now, we will be right back. gives is joining me now when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] we will be right back. would it feel like a change that number out there from a four to a three? >> it felt great, when i was doing it people were honking and they were waving at me when i was going down. it felt good. >> i saw three 89 and i was like i'm going here. i called my mom. i was like you need to go here and get gas, it's really cheap right now. >> i'

this is the iconic rainbow flag from 1978, one of the most recognizable flags on the planet. and then this is the transgender flag adopted in 1999. take both of these flags, combined them, and then you add the colors of brown and black and you have the progress of flag. this is the flag that is creating controversy in san francisco's castro district. since 1978 the rainbow flag has gallium -- gal mutely represent -- g represented the lgbtqallantly community, but recently there is a new flag, the progress flag. >> there is a long history of certain segments of our community being left out of the move meant. -- the movement. we are not a community immune from discrimination, inc. castro itself. >> when he developed the flag in 1978, he -- here is him speaking before he died, >> if you put a flag on your windshield, you say something. >> there are people who want the rainbow to be continue -- their people want the rainbow flag to continue to celebrate inclusivity and -- someone in the night posted these flyers asking people to boycott the progress flag because that has both the

rainbows and pride. and the stock exchange up right now. the markets, next.mborghini calame. -- collab. you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. download the bay area app now. drew: we are looking at your smoke forecast again. the smoke is aloft thousands of feet above the surface, coming from the oak fire, burning to our south into our east. it is hazy sunshine throughout the day with elevated smoke in our atmosphere. that smoke does not reach the surface. this is sutro tower. the air quality with onshore flow. hour-by-hour, temperature wise, slow to breakdown. we are still seeing patchy fog around the bay shoreline. cloudy over the city. slowly warming from the 70's later this morning. temperatures cloudy along the coast. 80 in san jose with sunshine. lakeport is pretty hot. minor fluctuations in our temperatures. morning fog and afternoon sunshine for the weekend. first, we say hi to sue and see how we are doing with traffic. sue: a couple of trouble spots, mostly on the nasty nimitz. the oakland coliseum is looking good, but let's go a little farther

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all the colors of the rainbow this morning.hat it's july now, but that's ok, we'll keep those rainbow colors around for a few more days. are seeing some low visibility out there near the coastline in our east bay hills and that

you a rainbow flag on your windshield you're saying. >> there are many people who want the rainbow flag to be the symbol of diversity and inclusivity and not the progress flag. as people look out, they are discovering that someone sometime in the night posted these flyers asking people to boycott the progress flag because it has the colors of both the tthe colors flag and tm someone is profiting from it. >> that's been a bigger flag in tradition for years and years and incorporated in a new design outside of a community without the community's consent i think it is little how shall you say daring. >> the person who created the progress flag is daniel baize are. he told us the information is false and anything you do know about the chris flag and its use is clear and explicit on the website. he sends the following information to anyone who wants uses flag. here is what he writes. if you a small business, a clear owned or operated business or an artist, in other words you are not a large part ration, you do not need my permission for this and i encourage you. >> it's not something that's

after the rainbow flag was hoisted over the bundestag for the first time, the first deputies launched an attack on the german constitution. transsexuals tessa, gangsters a certain slavik demand that all germans be given the right to determine their own gender at the moment. germany has a law forty years ago, to which you can change sex only after a psychological examination and by court order. this allegedly infringes on the rights of non-binary germans. now the minister. uh, for the family of the elderly and women of the youth of germany, eliza pause calls for repentance before transgender people and compensate them for the damage caused. how exactly it will be reimbursed by the lady does not specify, apparently, german taxpayers will be forced to pay for operations to change and gender. or they themselves will be delivered to change sex against desires. so they have more save washing not four parts of the body, but two at the most to live a free life, each person must determine for himself what gender he belongs to and therefore we have created a modern law on self-determination. th

charlotte. — brand-new rainbow crossing. charlotte, what _ brand-new rainbow crossing.rlotte, what have - brand-new rainbow crossing. charlotte, what have you - brand-new rainbow crossing. | charlotte, what have you been covering? charlotte, what have you been coverin: ? charlotte, what have you been covering?— covering? the new local elections _ covering? the new local elections and _ covering? the new local elections and i've - covering? the new local elections and i've been l covering? the new local - elections and i've been talking to them — elections and i've been talking to them about what the plans are from _ to them about what the plans are from the borough with a plan — are from the borough with a plan to— are from the borough with a plan to do differently. that is a full spectrum _ plan to do differently. that is a full spectrum of _ plan to do differently. that is a full spectrum of local- a full spectrum of local journalism and will be hearing more from both of you and others in a bit and will start with an extraordinary story of the side of atlantic. the co

the seven corners of the rainbow-- with all the energy that the rainbow represents. liz knocked one out of the park. the mayan culture, the jungle, the tropical feel. it's amazingly beautiful and we definitely got the water into it like she wanted. i thought the cenote was one of the prettiest things i've ever seen. but i still really would like the beach. i think that we have to show christina a little bit more. [music playing] welcome to belmond maroma resort and spa. this is your reception. it's your private jungle. james: it's definitely beautiful. the jungle, the tropical feel. what do you think, christina? i think it's very gorgeous. look up. i know. james: size matters. that's a big chandelier. so-- it's very pretty. i know that, christina-- you want the elegance for your wedding. traditional details. and you want nature. no? so i think that this place is the right place for that. still missing a beach. beautiful view. beach is right there. i'll get you your sand pail for ya. you'll forget about the beach when the food's here. what kind of food is it? i want t

we have a beautiful rainbow stage, big fire circle, kitchen -- full kitchen.t's just a beautiful outdoor facility in mendocino county. >> reporter: and the love of the camp transcends generations. madilyn, who was a camper herself, now sends her kids. >> i think youth are really respected at camp. that's why i wanted my kids to go there because kids are really respected for their ideas and what they want to do and who they are. >> reporter: the camp was founded in 1975 by hippy icon, activist, and poet, wavy gravy. and it's a place kids can work together, be creative, and be themselves. >> i think it's a special, special place, and i hope it's around forever. i think it's the kind of place that we need to have in the world. >> given the really trying social times that we're in now, i really feel like camp is a beacon for young people to go out into the world and affect positive change. >> reporter: and a great place -- >> i made a few friends. >> reporter: -- to make some life long friends. gianna franco kpix 5. >>> decent day out there. i know the sky might l

bring the rainbow. >> bring the rainbow, is that a catch phrase or something?s cast like? >> amazing, yeah. i started this journey with natalie 10, 11 years ago. and to team up again now and have her be the mighty thor was incredible. and again, unique and different. christian bale, he comes in, blew us all away as you'd expect. but was the sweet, humble, kind, collaborative human that you'd want on a set. >> reporter: after more than a decade playing thor this new film adds another layer to the marvel superhero, going from dad bod to god bod. >> let's see who you are, i'll take off your disguise, and flick! >> you flicked too hard, dammit! >> how do you make the transformation? >> there was a body suit for the slightly kind of out of shape version of thor. and then for normal thor, it was just training. i did nothing but train and eat and train and see what i could do to my body and got into the best shape i've ever been in. and then had to maintain that for four months, which was pretty difficult. >> reporter: disney is the parent company of marvel and abc. t

even, i would say rainbow from mr.vych, what will happen next? everything will be wonderful. well, let’s say that he is coming somewhere suddenly and we and he saw this cheerful forecast. they are a good forecast and it will be cheerful when we close the border with russia and liberate luhansk region and donetsk region. this will be a good forecast, you understand. well, there is no there good lines of defense, bad ones. you will understand that in the offensive it takes twice or five times more resources. it was so, so, so many people will still die. what is the alternative to this? well, what is the alternative? yes, i understand that the main the direction now is still in stolistia, there will be tsarki in the south, and then already. well, so that this is not the return principle of luhansk region, donetsk region, you know, the territorial defense of luhansk region needs to be restored to staff training, and that's all the provision, that's all that should be, you know then the attitude towards people will be more

so, we have to actively teach kids a different message — to recognise the beauty of the human rainbow it, and recognise all the skin colours as equals. you talk about the beauty of the human rainbow, but isn't there also something about innocence and the joyfulness of childhood, when kids of whatever colour are not exposed to the reality of a world that is oftentimes tainted by human failings and flaws? do they need to be exposed to that truth so very young? well, again, ithink when we think about other things, we recognise it's dangerous to cross the street, right? and we recognise it's important to teach young children to look both ways, because they could be hit by, let's say, a car. and similarly, if we recognise that there are these messages that can hit children, even young children, then why would we not seek to protect them by teaching them that those messages are wrong and bad? i guess what's interesting about it is the notion of teaching about racism. i mean, would it be not possible, at this stage of a child's life, simply to exemplify respect, caring, sharing, non—discrimi

0ne organisation vital to the rescue and helping the group with a new life is micro rainbow. runs safe houses for lgbt asylum seekers. sebastian and maud teach them about living in the uk, how to find a job and a place to live. they also arrange regular counselling sessions. we have lgbtq organisations who can support you. bella, ahmed and ali might be out of afghanistan but now they face new difficulties. leaving their culture, families and friends behind, and often their children and partners, was a huge thing. also not knowing what would have happened to their loved ones once they left the country. for so many you were the first person they saw when they got to the uk. what was it like on the first day when you met everyone? it was overwhelming. and i can imagine for them as well. literally the first thing i would say to them is, you know, welcome, and you are safe now, and you're free. maud is from zimbabwe, which has fewer protections for lgbt people. as a lesbian she claimed asylum. how has your week been? she spends her time helping the group with a new culture and lif

. >> bring the rainbow?r something? >> she's only been in "thor" for a minute. saving lives she's quite good at, for the rest of it, needs work. >> how many catch phrases have there been? >> jumped the gun. >> he moves in shadows and he's going to the shadow realm, it seems as if he's going to be more powerful. >> you're right, we can't go marching in there, it could be a trap. >> are you thinking what i'm thinking? >> i'm thinking it. >> what are we thinking? >> what? >> i'm thinking it too. >> what? >> omnipotency. [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: oh my god, so cool. that's so cool we got to see that first. isn't it awesome? >> i've never seen it. >> sean: you haven't seen -- you saw the movie. >> well, i mean -- >> sean: bits and parts. >> i've seen bits and parts but that's new. >> sean: wow. what is it -- you're in this thing. isn't it so huge? >> yeah, it's really huge. [ laughter ] >> sean: it's so cool. [ cheers ] now wait a minute. it looks like natalie can really kick some ass there. >> yes. >> sea

that beautiful rainbow over the park.ut look at this, in mount rushmore, you get that lightning line in front of the fireworks right here. that's an amazing shot. here are where the storms will light up, right around billings, damaging wind, large hail and certainly that lightning is possible there. as we move west, we know there's a megadrought going on in all of our western states. in these red-flag warning areas they're asking you to please not light off any fireworks. here's what you can expect this morning. cloud cover here in santa cruz, low 70's later with sunshine. starting out with clouds and even patchy drizzle. cool again, but working through the clouds to afternoon sun and a little warmer for the fourth. highs today from the upper 50's, 63 downtown. mid-60's across the bay with only lwe are featuring a littlee one through the week. >>> i apologize, america, i should be showing you this electric rainbow that's over here but we can't move to show it. it's a beautiful morning even though there are showers. >> you

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so i dream of gathering my friends under the rainbow and dragging the russian people.nces stood up. this is the same country talent, you know. you are my handsome. you are my citizens studied. i thank you more cheerfully. i'm grateful if you bought me. i now use pork goulash without gmo without soy. without harmful and dubious additives and send it to heated oil. pieces of meat is such a variation on the theme i do not pretend. now i am cooking such authentic uzbek or azerbaijani or is there some other kind of pilaf? no, this is rice with meat, but nonetheless. i follow some rules that somehow connect such a fusion, uh, i take carrots, carrots are like that. to me we all seem to love carrots. in a word. yes, i think that 's enough carrots for me. i add chopped carrots to the meat. so the onion is large enough i chop the onion but now the spices here i know that pilaf add cumin add barberry. that is, there is coriander there, i do the following, i have such a story here. half a teaspoon, coriander turmeric. uh-huh, both for the golden color and for the benefit. we know

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> reporter: that beat, those drums will soon fill the outdoors in mendocino county at camp winner rainbowa place he has been going to since he was a kid, first as a camper. >> i was, 7 years old my first year at camp, came up through the teen leadership program, was a teen staff coordinator as a 17-year-old. sf >> reporter: and now as a teacher and -- >> i am the program manager, meaning that i oversee two of our most specialized programs, our scholarship program and our teen staff leadership program. >> reporter: a scholarship program he oversees that allows kids to attend camp win a rainbow that may not have had the opportunity otherwise. >> i wanted to open up our scholar ship programs black and brown that didn't know about the camp or two, couldn't afford it. >> reporter: the camp focuses on the performing arts. >> every circus and performing arts skill we offer, juggling, ae aerials, trapeze, clowning, improv, we have spoken word and poetry, we have west african drumming which i teach, so anything that you can think that would be put up on a stage, we offer. >> reporter: in the most

so we've got a brand—new rainbow crossing on wine street. sounds fantastic.rlotte, what have you been covering in tameside? so, in tameside, we've just got a new council leader, after the last one was deposed following the local elections, and so i have been speaking to them about what their plans are for the borough and what they are going to do differently. so that is the full spectrum of localjournalism right there. thank you. and we will hear more from both of you and others in a bit. but we are going to start with an extraordinary story from the other side of the atlantic. qanon is the conspiracy theory that says donald trump has been waging war on a cabal of satanic paedophiles who stole the 2020 us election — completely unfounded theories, but believed by significant numbers. qanon supporters were amongst the mob that stormed the us capitol last year. the movement has been fuelled by the online postings of a user who signs off as q, and last week, after nearly two years of silence, 0 posted again. gabriel gatehouse is international editor at bbc news a

so we've got a brand—new rainbow crossing on wine street. sounds fantastic.local elections, and so i have been speaking to them about what their plans are for the borough and what they are going to do differently. so that is the full spectrum of localjournalism right there. thank you. and we will hear more from both of you and others in a bit. but we are going to start with an extraordinary story from the other side of the atlantic. qanon is the conspiracy theory that says donald trump has been waging war on a cabal of satanic paedophiles who stole the 2020 us election — completely unfounded theories, but believed by significant numbers.

a great result in the women's wheelchair marathon with a silver for eden rainbow—cooper from wheelchaires breaststroke heat that takes into the semifinal tonight. that is the first time he has swung competitively since fracturing afoot ten weeks ago. adam peaty grew up not far from birmingham and said he would not have missed this for the world and he would have swum with one for it if needed. a lot at the velodrome where our sports news correspondent is. there are four gold medals to be won at the velodrome today and i must bring you up to speed with an ongoing issue from the action yesterday in the women's tandem sprint. sophie unwin and her pilot for england finished third but were not awarded bronze medals because there were not enough competing nations for there to be all medal is awarded but some confusion arose because on the big screens it was billed as the bronze medal race and included in the medals table. the athletes held a protest on the podium. borrowing bronze medals from team—mates. they have been fined 200 swiss francs each for that and we understand team england are in

the more conservative disney group to which disney plants also belongs to legendary mouse shawn in rainbow colors. whether in the workforce or in the staffing in the content or in the production, amazon prime and co are becoming more and more diverse. and the viewers appreciate that to a study showed that the l g b t q plus community believes that streaming platforms offer the most inclusive content that they can identify with. but let's not kid ourselves. big streaming platforms are not interested in making the world a better place. they are interested in money money that they can make by producing new content for new markets. of course, for netflix that's necessary. it has recently seen subscriptions, go down for the 1st time in its history. producer moses buffer. toby has no illusions about the motivations of streaming platforms. we both recognize that the semi platforms are businesses and they're not, you know, yeah, on a charitable or csr a mission. they had to also make money. we was under sun amid the streamers midway, where we want to be authentic to our stories. what we want to do

thinking about what the weather will be like for the coming winter and for europeans, forecasts are not rainbowcasting models predict a cold start to winter and temperature anomaly calculations. they say that in the west and in the center of europe, december seems more severe than usual, but even if we focus on the average climatic indicators in the main european capitals, we can safely say that that it will be necessary to heat houses and apartments, even if we do not consider the options for a collapse of cold as a result of arctic invasions. in general, the weather creates all the conditions for a perfect storm in the energy sector of the eu is now extreme heat. well, in winter, anomalous cold is not ruled out. yes ekaterina thank you but vladimi.

a small poodle riding in a hot pink toy car, wearing a rainbow-colored bow tie and a backpack -- that's -- was spotted marshaling a group through the city street during the pride celebrations over the weekend. >> this year's march marked 50 years since the uk's first ever pride celebration. and what better grand marshal would you want? >> listen, i would follow this dog to the gates of -- yeah, i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how much their accident cget the best result possible. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today on "live," today, "saturday night live" alum, rachel dratch, an award-winning broadway star, bernadette peters. plus, update your home for under $100. all next on "live." now, her

but this is an extraordinary rainbow, which you look at and rejoice very much.nderstand our plane. the child is like some kind of even unearthly, very cool airship, so to speak, and they also send letters and postcards from all over the country, they store them and even arrange impromptu hypers in the barracks. they say it becomes much easier to work with such support sergey ponomarev pavel volkonsky and tatyana bakulina channel one. 1,500 km from pereslavl-zalessky to the shores of lake peipsi 30 days on the road and this way at the top and in full dress a chain mail helmet, all this is a grandiose project of russian reenactors alexander road. they will follow the route that alexander nevsky himself allegedly led his soldiers to prepare for this event for a whole year. our correspondent pyotr deryagin joined the historical procession. they were dressed not only with a shield and a sword to snatch victory with these warriors and could not be compared, neither the swedes, nor the teutonic order, nor the lithuanian princes, the invincible squad of alexander nevsky

their want, for example, more diversity in education, for example, in school books that want to see rainbow family need being represented. they also want to use the respect of the use of pronouns that people choose for themselves. and of course, they also want to be respected if we take a moment to think about some of the demand, you know, in the money 1st. so it was written that they would like to have the right to be respected and not based on industry. you had to send to the destination, they sent a hate crime to being perpetrated. again, had to gain the trans community. and this is exactly why such days are taking place and even exactly why you see so many people are getting mobilized already today in berlin. despite all those struggles, berlin does have a reputation for being a queer, friendly city. does the berlin pride message extend beyond berlin? it does indeed 1st, because that is a very international place to today. i could talk to people from all around the world. why he either living in berlin because if you say for all he on honey day because they wanted to enjoy this particul

be dreaming or having images of, i don't know, the sunshine or nature or the ocean or colours and rainbowsts go down, the music comes up and the dreamachine begins. now, the full experience uses strobe lighting, which we can't show you on tv, and which means those who are sensitive to flashing lights will need to do the more gentle version. but what i felt and i what i saw, even though my eyes were closed, was really unexpected. even though the strobes are only white light, through my eyelids, i saw a kaleidoscope of colours. this is my best attempt to show you the kind of things that i experienced and, along with intricate swirling and sparkling patterns, there was even something that looked a bit like i was flying through clouds. my brain seemed to take its best guess at what was going on, based on the light signals that it was getting. because the brain is not actually getting any structured visual input, it's just white light, it'sjust flickering white light, the brain is trying to make sense of it somehow and it's very hard for it to make sense of what's going on, so it makes up a lot

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