coming up on reel south. - [narrator] major funding for reel south was provided by the national endowment for the arts, etv endowment, and south arts. additional funding for "saint cloud hill" was provided by: [laid-back blues music] [musical vocalizing] ["man done wrong" by valerie june] ♪ [construction crane) [whistle blowing] [car engines whirring] - bearing the cross of many. just one man. i ain't nothing. i'm just a 115 pound crazy ass new yorker with a big mouth and a dangerous pen. that's all i got. [somber ambient music] ♪ [wood splitting] ♪ [people chattering] ♪ [wind billowing] having a hard enough time with that. the mirror was shaking. look at that. look at that all come off! vern, you could be next. - [laughs] yeah, okay. yeah. - i could get it from there. - hey, look what i found. - what'd you find? oh, i get my choice! - if you need, you can get all three of them if you need to. - oh, that's a pretty purple one. - yeah, purple. i'm sorry i didn't have a pink one for you. - i'll hold off on the purple. [birds chirping] oh look, timing's perfect. - hey! happy birthday! there'

[laid-back blues music] ["man done wrong" by valerie june] ♪ - [narrator] major funding for reel southwment, and south arts. ♪ ♪ be more pbs >> this year for “bioneers" we did what we could to bring those visionaries, artists and activists who had the greatest influence on us, whom we look up to the most and whose work has continued to grow and evolve over time. there is no one who inspires me, challenges me, and whose example strengthens my courage more than the incredible playwright, author and women's rights activists, eve ensler. [applause]

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coming up on reel south. - [narrator] major funding for reel south was provided by the national endowment for the arts, etv endowment, and south arts. [laid-back blues music] [musical vocalizing] ["man done wrong" by valerie june] ♪ - a garden without a spirit is like a human being without a soul. it just has no meaning. every plant has a story, just like every human being has a story, and the story needs to be told. ♪ when our work here is done ♪ and the life's crown is won ♪ and our troubles and trials ♪ are over ♪ all our sorrows will end ♪ and our voices will blend ♪ with the loved ones ♪ who have gone on before ♪ never grow old ♪ never grow old ♪ in a land where we'll never grow old ♪ ♪ never grow old ♪ never grow old ♪ in a land where we'll never grow old ♪ [gentle music] - [man] he was on the front end of the american curve as far as gardens, i mean, no one was at his level even close. - we're in a constant struggle to keep it back and control it, because that is where lies the genius in man is the ability to control nature but for one purpose only, and that is to create beauty. th

coming up on reel south . - [chr] there'something wrong with this system.needed a place to start. - [valerie] a booming nashville grapples with the human cost of development. - where you gonna go? where you gonna run to? under the bridge, to the mission? but this is the point. we homeless. we ain't got nowhere to go. - [valerie] and a stalwart tent community unravels on the brink of eviction. - i'm not taking a thing off this hill. you want it?! it's yours! destroy my world! - [protestors] no housing! no peace! livinon thetreets! - [verie] foow along on "s" housing! no peace!

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. >>> a middle school community in the south bay is reeling after stud.ragic death of one of its grief cellors were o hand to help students and staff d with a real tragedy. nbc bay area bob redell has more. >> reporter: graham middle school in mountain view will provide grief counsellors today and monday to help students and teachers help deal with the tragic death of a 13-year-old student who was killed yesterday morning on the way to school. this happened at the intersection of el camino and grant road. it is a very busy expect, if you're not family with it. it is about a mile from the school. yesterday morning 13-year-old jorge was riding his bike to class when he was hit by a truck at t intersection. cey tver remained at scene and was very cooperative. spoke with one ofhe family members other visited the s leave flowers for her young cousin. >> he was always good with family. he was a good student. he always had good grades. he was a really good person traffic.is worst placeor as if they don't see something about the corner or something. they just ignore and you drive on. >> we're

. >> reporter: in south alabama, the town of atmore left reeling after a possible tornado struck, leaving at least three people injured >> that was the most scariest experience. i heard my baby hollering. she said, mama, mama i felt like i couldn't get to her fast enough >> reporter: the high wind shredding homes, tearing one mobile home park to pieces, where some residents only had seconds to find shelter the danger stretching to the florida panhandle where sheets of blinding rain had yet another possible tornado that tossed trees into homes tonight, nearly 11 million people remain at risk for severe weather stretching from ohio to tennessee and south to the gulf coast. meanwhile, in texas, high winds making for a desperate fight to contain a fast-moving wildfire hundreds evacuating about two hours west of dallas. the small town of ranger devastated. >> i've been a fire chief here 40 years. when you have something like this, it hurts it hurts the whole community. >> reporter: tonight, the fire taking a deadly turn. authorities sharing that deputy barbara fenley was killed after she ran b

a middle school in the south bay is reeling this morning. this is such a sad story.of one of its students. >> this morning grief counselors will be on campus to help students and staff deal with the tragic death of their fellow classmate just 13 years old. "today in the bay's" rob redell joins us and we want to talk about the help the district is providing to students. >> reporter: good morning. yes, gram middle school in mountain view will provide grief counselors on campus today and monday. this would be for any students, any teachers who need help to deal with this tragedy. we're talking about a 13-year-old student killed on his way to school yesterday morning. this is a live look at the intersection in mountain view of el camino and graham road where the young boy was struck and killed by a truck. you can see people have left flowers and other items in memory of the young boy. the intersection is very busy. it's located about a mile from gram middle school. yesterday morning he was riding his bicycle to class when he was hit by that truck at that intersection. po

. >> republicans in the south bay are reeling tonight after their headquarters was vandalized. security video shows gop volunteers struggling to stop an unknown man. the santa clara county party chairman says that this was a political attack. kron four's. dan thorn has the story from san jose. >> republican headquarters in san jose hit with vandalism. an unknown man is seen spraying red paint on the walls in the front door before being shot doubt. one of the targets, a portrait of former president donald trump was definitely a political attack. >> we're just happy that people are volunteers are okay. santa clara county republican party chair, shame patrick connelly says the vandalism was uncalled for. he believes political discourse regardless of how strongly one might believe something. it should never get violent. these are bolshevik or brown shirt tactics that were used that are used in totalitarian countries. >> you know the silence people you disagree with. it's not acceptable here in the united states. this all happened wednesday morning. connelly says the man came in and

. >> republicans in the south bay are reeling tonight after their headquarters is vandalize. the scuffle here. this is security video. it shows gop volunteers struggling to stop this unknown man got the santa clara county party chairman says this was a political attack. hartford's dan thorn has the story now from san jose. >> republican headquarters in san jose hit with vandalism. an unknown man is seen spraying red paint on the walls in the front door before being shot doubt. one of the targets, a portrait of former president donald trump was definitely a political attack. >> we're just happy that people are volunteers are okay. santa clara county republican party chair shane patrick connelly says the vandalism was uncalled for. he believes political discourse regardless of how strongly one might believe something. it should never get violent. these are bolshevik are brown shirt tactics that were used that are used in totalitarian countries. >> you know the silence people you disagree with. it's not acceptable here in the united states. this all happened wednesday morning. c

a middle school in the south bay is reeling this morning after a tragic death of one of its students. will be on campus to help the students and staff deal with the tragic death of their fellow classmate. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live. we want to talk about the kind of help the district is providing to those students. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about gram middle school in mountain view. they will provide grief counselors today and monday for any students, teachers who knew this young boy. a 13-year-old boy who was killed on his way to gram middle school yesterday morning. we'll show you a live look right now. this is in mountain view. a live look at the intersection of the el camino and graham road where he was struck and killed by a truck. that intersection is very busy, it's located about a mile away from the school. yesterday morning the 13-year-old was rising his bike to class when he was hit by a truck at that intersection. police say the truck driver remained at the scene, was very cooperative. we spoke with one of his family members who visited the

south and the midwest. as the system made its way to the east. much of that region was still reeling from a destructive round of storms last week. and while the severe weather has been focused in the south for us here in the bay area of very stable pattern out there, just some patchy fog and temperatures in fact, warming up a little bit as we head toward your friday as we head towards the weekend. and we were so excited about rainfall just a few days ago earlier in the week, but still not a huge amount of rain forests, safer places like san francisco so as we go back, looking at rainfall for january, february and march , you could see as we take a look at some of the this graphic here. some information coming up for you. that this these numbers are pretty measly. so january, february and march, as you can see here, the driest record the driest totals back to 2013 and 2015. and these numbers go back all the way to 18 50. you can see a large gap up above 2015. and unfortunately, that is our current situation in 2022. the january through march of 2022 is the driest on record in san fran

south bay. things are pretty quiet. it is an easy ride there all the way along the peninsula. here is charlie with sports. >>> when you think the warriors are reeling, they reel you back in. so called big three may have been out last nistill dubs plentybig threes. >>> some things in life you can't explain like how a guy in overght fonoalso can't explain warriors lose to the orlando magic with clay and dremon and turn around and do what they did last night without them. late first half, the fade away. nice shot there. 22 points for the rookie. game was tied at 50 at half and then a 19-0 dubs run. that's pool ahop the back board for second straight game. he had 30. miami not happy as it is a 19 point game. exchanging words but that lit a fire. lowry, a step back three, got them all. makes it a one point game. steve ker has seen this story lately. lee, bingo. 99-91 dubs. under two to go, ten point game, a dagger, andrew wiggins, 22 for him. how about shorthanded warriors? they take down the top team in the east and it snaps their three game losing streak. >>> sometimes nba doesn't make any sense. we didn't really play that differently tonight than we

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comi up on reel south . - [chr] there'something wrong with this system. these people, they needed a place to start. - [valerie] a booming nashville grapples with the human cost of development. - where you gonna go? where you gonna run to? under the bridge, to the mission? but this is the point. we homeless. we ain't got nowhere to go. - [valerie] and a stalwart tent community unravels on the brink of eviction. - i'm not taking a thing off this hill. you want it?! it's yours! destroy my world! - [protestors] no housing! no peace! livinon the streets! - [verie] foow along on "sat c"