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i mean art has always been part of me, growing up, i mean i grew up, i was born in a small town in souths quite interesting because growing up, toys were never an option. so you had to create your own toys. so my foundation of art was, i started making toys from clay. and then from there, starting from primary, it was quite interesting because i mean south africa as you know in the '80s, post apartheid, we were limit md terms of choices. art was never an option so as a child, you were told you either become a doctor, or you become a teacher, a lawyer. >> yes. >> that is what your parents hoped would you do. >> that is what my parents were hoping for me to do. >> trevor: drawing is not an option for a young black child. >> i was fortunate enough to have a mother who truly believed in my talents that from an early age she truly supported me. >> trevor: right. >> so i had a strong supporting supporter from an early age but it was also quite interesting because she never saw that as something i would also make a living out of it as well. >> trevor: why do you think it connects with so many p

arts. and a new production of. festival just south of munich combines western and eastern operatic styles and even recruited a martial arts expert to train the cost of. italian opera meets try. nice martial arts unusual but fitting giacomo preachiness story of turin dart a princess living in china reimagined i was. discouraged taught the choreography to over a 100 singers. jack chong chan won several international kung fu titles including the world championship born in hong kong she wanted to become stronger through martial art from an early age. so few can feel has helped me a lot not just my health but also my concentration. and it has a culture of its own to. this being it's a good sport and has given me a lot of feel when called on dennis west and that's why i just want to share it with other people. and so i take joy in that respect his wealth with us. this is our 1st time working on an opera modifying the confluence of sizes to match the music was hard work and open. the music is the most important part of the opera and i had to

the combination of dance and martial arts originated in the south american country, but its spread rightia. 0lga smirnova travelled to the shores of lake baikal to see what motivates russians to learn this discipline. from its home in brazil, to siberia. in the last 20 years, has taken off in russia. capoeira is a mix of martial arts, acrobatics and dance. this is lake baikal, thousands of kilometres away from brazil. i have come here to find out why siberians have taken over this traditional dance. these locals are eagerly awaiting for there one master, who is coming all the way from brazil. he was first invited here six years ago. siberia is a place where you don't imagine capoeira at all. in russia, but in siberia you don't imagine it. the first time i got invited here i was surprised. imagine it. the first time i got invited here i was surprisedm imagine it. the first time i got invited here i was surprised. it is not only capoeira instruction that he gives his students. not only capoeira instruction that he gives his studentslj not only capoeira instruction that he gives his student

what was known as the athens of the south for the patronage of the theater arts and the beautiful large plantations was now dubbed the mecca of freedom. prior to the war, african-americans comprised around half of the population of 5400. when burnside penned his letter, they noted approximately 7500 refugees. how to respond to a town primarily populated with refugees, burnside wrote to secretary of war stanton saying, by my next dispatch i hope to let you know of the support, i will be glad to receive any instructions on this subject. he was careful not to do anything rash. his policy, weeks earlier, he had ensured residents that he held no intention to interfere with local laws and customs but only that the authority of the union government be recognized. in the meantime, he appointed vincent, as superintendent of the poor giving him authorities over the affairs of destitute white and black residents in new bern. it was his effort to help locals on the ground for black locals to seek enlistment. they made their case for service to the cause. a robust slaveholding town not far from the

what was known as the athens of the south for the patronage of the arts and large plantations was now dubbed the mecca of freedom. prior to the war, african- americans comprise just half of the overall population. when burnside pinned his letter, officials estimated roughly 7500 refugees. with a limited sense of how to respond to the news of a war- torn southern town populated with refugees, burnside war wrote the secretary of war, stating by my next dispatch i hope to report a definite policy in reference to this matter and in the meantime i will be glad to receive any instructions on this subject. he was careful not to do anything rash and his approach was similar to his policy, where earlier on roanoke island he assured residents he had no intention to interfere with local laws and customs, but merely requested that the authority of the union government be recognized. in the meantime he appointed vincent collier as the superintendent of the court, giving him authority over the affairs of destitute white and black residents of new bern. it was through his efforts that we see the enc

art south facing beaches tend to get sunshine. if you're headed to santa cruz, 70 degrees. bad day. its a mild one. if you're thinking about hanging out in the senate in your bathing suits. here's what we look to respect, the cloud cover over areas of ocean beach, pacifica half moon bay, partly sunny. we are into 9:00 a.m. and there's of fog. we have a strip right across the bay. this indicates san francisco and berkeley may have a shot at seeing low clouds of fog return in time for the fireworks. if you're going to be hanging out here, just be prepared, we may luck out, we may not. i'm giving you look at the temperatures, 53 in san francisco, 56 in the north bay, santa rosa, afternoon highs low 60s at the shore. areas like pacifica, low 70s in hayward. low 80s in livermore, upper 80s for antioch, the low clouds and the fog along the coastline with 50s expected. upper 50s to low 60s run the bay. will go low to mid to upper 60s for inland communities for tonight. a beautiful summerlike weather for inland cities. tile will be beautiful upper 70s. a little cooler on sunday. ch

. >> reporter: she returned to south africa to study culinary arts thinking she could focus on her africanroots, but says she found little that was african in the curriculum. >> so, all the teachings are french. so you learned french methods, you learned french basic recipes. >> reporter: french cuisine and methods may be an aspiration for many chefs and consumers, but she says black african food is very much in the comfort zone of all south africans, including whites. >> my paternal grandmother was a domestic worker, so she cooked a lot of people who potentially run the kitchens grew up with a nanny who was black, who taught, you know, who fed them bla foods. yet somehow there's still like e disconct. >> reporter: in her cook books, nene is trying to change that disconnect, with recipes thatd fuse european r own zulu and other regional black cultures. >> the one that caught my eye was a pap lasagna. what is the pap lasagna? >> okay, so pap is what we make out of mealie meal. um, and maize meal is like a sort of staple ingredient ac ss all the cultures in south africa. >> corn-based. >> ex

. >> in the south bay, kids have a new art making space to explore and express creativity. in san jose at the children's discovery museum for the dedication of the newly renamed leroy niemann art studio. he's the late american artist known for colorful screen prints of athletes and expressionist paintings. $250,000 grant from the niemann and good tidings foundations made possible the upgraded look, layout and function of the spacictures of how beautiful these studios can look. it's more fun to see the kids using them. it's just great. >> the leroy niemann art studio will open to the public tomorrow. >>> did a sketch of me in the late 1980s. one of my most treasured possessions hang on my wall at home. >> that's awesome. >> one of the greats. >> he was amazing. >> wow, i didn't know that story was coming up. great clr weather worth framing. here's a look at live doppler 7. mainly suppy skies. coastal low clouds and fog hung around for much of the day. gusty conditions, gusts up to 28 miles per hour at napa, 29 at fire fairfield. surface winds being pretty strong 24 hour temp

c has been spraying his land art in various parts of the world since 2013 especially in europe and south america the environment and transients are his main themes. say he wants to make a statement with this artwork in paris called beyond walls it's a plea to tear down barriers both real and psychological and for him land art is the right tool for the job people like the idea. from downstairs i didn't know what it was but when i walked off there as i was like it's really beautiful i see that also wants to draw attention to the work of an s.o.s. meditate on the media humanitarian organization that rescues people in distress in the mediterranean sea except this art work site dedicated to us isn't just a handshake showing our solidarity between people but also symbolizes the gesture of a rescuer who is use it to save the life of a drowning person we saw a video. for say paris is just the start of a major project in the coming 3 years he aims to spray his helping hands in 20 different cities on every continent on the planet it's part of his plan to create the world's longest human chain at l

f the plains arts and parts of the south and not around our area.ve to have perfect conditions like the storm today and definitely had them with raiall rates of upwards of 3 to 4 inches per hour. in the month. july we avera 3.8 inches for month and in one hour wead 3.31 inches, almost a month's worth of rain in one hour and that's why we had the flooding. take a look at what's happening outside right now. we had some lightning and thunder. there was a warning posted for parts of southern maryland. that was about it. it wasn't the w windh this one. it was the rain. the incredible amounts of rain moving slowly down to the south. seven hours to go from frederick all the way down towas the leonardtown area. that's why we saw so much rain. he rain is out of here and we'll be drying out in a big way. take a look. there's a storm moving down to the south so nothing around our area now. tomorrow actually looking like a beautiful afternoon. look at the temperatures today and held down because of the rain and cloud cover. 78 degrees and 76 in philadelphia and

a nigerian activist demonstrates that art and the environment i was good. at in south africa alan's are being moved back into their natural habitat to the benefit of the enviro. hazy do you know that almost half of all the plastic produced in the world is used to just once and then thrown away that's an alarming fact and we need to find solutions fast before the world drowns in plastics. and that's only that's empty experts say plastic also contributes to global warming from the production to their disposal they are responsible for the emission of huge amounts of greenhouse gases and that is keeping us from achieving global climate goals so it's good that there are people like james will keep you from kenya africa met up with the environmental activists his message is clear make kenya plastic free as soon as possible. for many years he has been focusing its lens on plastic wished jumps well could be of the photographer from the kenya with over 17000 followers on twitter he is one of the most pronounced environment activists in the country using twitter he kicked off a

for south africans to realize that the left together clegg won many south african awards and in 1901 he was awarded a knight of arts and letters by the french government he was made an officer of the order of the british empire in 2015 those who knew the musicians say he showed people how to embrace other cultures without losing their own clegg was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and 2015 while fighting the disease he continued to tour and perform around the world to pay homage to his fans worldwide he died at the age of 66 and his family home in johannesburg clegg is survived by his wife of the 21 years jenny and their 2 sons from al-jazeera johannesburg. and now it's time for sports heroes for. thanks very much calls final major of the year the open championship gets underway on thursday the royal portrush course in northern ireland hasn't hosted the event since $951.00 but for one of the favorites the venue holds some more recent happy memories reports the oldest major in golf back in northern ireland for the 1st time in 68 years. it's a homecoming of sorts for former open champion rory mcilroy 14 years ago the

south beer clrkele. he talked about supporting the arts. >> we must create more affo affordable housing. if we are to continue commitments to being a diverse creative and inclusive city. >> he became the youngest mayor when he was elected at age 32 in 2015. >>> the city of berkeley wants to be the first in the country to eliminate most if not all of the paper and plastic waste that comes from food and beverage containers. to that end, later this summer the city will launch a pilot program that involves recyclable loaner cups at several coffee shops in town. laura anthony has our story. >> reporter: just like that morning cup of coffee, the city of berkeley wants reuseable cups to become a regular thing. if recyclable is good, reusableb is better. >> you know your recyclable cup is a great step in the right direction but what we want to go towards is complete reusable. >> reporter: it's part of the sing single-use disposable food ware, a mouth full people to use fewer food and drink containers. >> one of the things we're finding is more options you have, the more results you get. some peo

south africans to realize that the can live together clegg won many south african awards and in 1901 he was awarded a knight of arts and letters by the french government he was made an officer of the order of the british empire in 2015 those who knew the musicians say he showed people how to embrace a cultures without losing their own clegg was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and 2015 while fighting the disease he continued to tour and perform around the world to pay homage to his fans worldwide he died at the age of 66 at his family home in johannesburg clegg is survived by his wife of the 21 years jenny and their 2 sons from al-jazeera johannesburg. still ahead on the news hour one of the heroes of any lens in world cup what a campaign is set for a major what they tell us in sport. the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek god he beat the waves for millenia. until a palestinian fisherman on the priceless relic. the story continues that has the world's attention was drawn to cause mysteriously the day it disappeared once again. the apollo of ca's. on a. it's time for tears fall elizabeth thank you so muc

art program. the long-standing presence and resilience of our community south of market, despite us continually beingiced out must be recognized. the filipino cultural heritage district is not just about recognizing our past contributions as a community but we are living breathing community struggling not only to survive but thrive in the south of market. we hope that the planning commission will champion every opportunity to support and advocate for the continuing presence and increase visibility of our community. thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? public comment is now closed. commissioner. >> six? >> thank you, commissioners. i want to summarize the memo i sent you a couple of days ago and remind you of where we stand and assuming that you approve this project today. with that approval today if you choose to go ahead you would essentially, we would essentially be out of major office allocation, for the moment we would be down to 22,000 square feet roughly. as i said earlier, zoning administrator has been looking at past approvals. we think there is about 485,000 square feet avail

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. >>> in a bit of art imitating life, shannon elizabeth couldn't be part of the reunion because she's now living abroad in south animal rescue but she did post the throwback photo of the cast to commemorate the anniversary. >>> let's move on now to the late jfk junior and carolyn bessette-kennedy. next week marks the 20th anniversary of the tragic plane crash that ended their lives way too soon. but now, a new tlc documentary is taking us back to one of the happiest moments in their lives -- their top-secret wedding. >> oh, it's beautiful, isn't it? >> so cool looking, yeah. >> the ceremony was filmed at candle-lit. that's how things happened. it had this sort of beautiful backdrop and sort of golden. she had this amazing angelic pro pro file. >> tiny wooden chapel, located in cumberland, georgia, it's a remote location that required a very un-kennedylike form of transportation. >> oh, look at that. >> yep, pickup trucks. >> you can see in the passenger seat is senator kennedy and his wife vicki is in the middle. but the thing that is so funny is that there's like 17th century chippendale chairs from the dining

south africa, was an african. this is the man who, through his music, through his art, an anthropologist — now i know why he wantede going. and then came the moment when johnny clegg's son jesse performed a song, and paid an emotional tribute to his late father. ultimately, it's impossible for me to sum up what my dad was to my mother, my brother and me. but writing this song together was a wonderful memory that we shared. and it gave us a chance to celebrate these most precious things. it's a memory that i will always carry with me. and i would like to sing this song for him now. 00:24:19,441 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 guitar music the people who came here today to attend this memorial service came from all walks of life. and this is what they told us about what johnny clegg meant to them. as they said, he's the son of south africa, you know, he is a legend, and someone that's, i guess, always been a symbol of what we want for our country. he has always been that no barrier between colour, creed. i say rest in peace our brother, he is still in our hearts, and as a south african, the whole world is saying, guys, sor

south africa, was an african. this is the man who, through his music, through his art, an anthropologist — now i know why he wantedto understand where we're going. and then came the moment when johnny clegg's son jesse performed a song, and paid an emotional tribute to his late father. ultimately, it's impossible for me to sum up what my dad was to my mother, my brother and me. but writing this song together was a wonderful memory that we shared, and it gave us a chance to celebrate these most precious things. it's a memory that i'll always carry with me, and i'd like to sing this song for him now. # i've been looking for something to lose # i've been looking for something to prove # oh well, it's hard to find yourself # i've been looking for a brighter day # i've been looking for the words to say # oh well, it's hard to even tell...# the people who came here today to attend this memorial service came from all walks of life. and this is what they told us about what johnny clegg meant to them. as they said, he's the son of south africa, you know. he's a legend and someone that's, i guess, always been a symbol of wh

south africa, was an african. this is the man who, through his music, through his art, now i know wanted to study where we come from clegg's son jesse then came the moment whenjohnny clegg's sonjesse performed a song, and paid an emotional tribute to his late father. ultimately, it is impossible for me to sum up what my dad was to my mother, my brother and me. but writing this song together was a wonderful memory that we shared. and it gave us a chance to celebrate these most precious things. it is a memory that i will a lwa ys things. it is a memory that i will always carry with me. and i would like to sing this song for him now. guitar music.. # i've been looking for something to lose, i've been looking for something to prove, oh well, it is ha rd to something to prove, oh well, it is hard to find yourself... # i've been looking for a brighter day, i've been looking for the words to say, oh well, it's hard to be yourself... the people who came here today to attend this memorial service came from all walks of life. and this is what they told us. but what clegg meant to them. he is the son of south africa, you know

south bay hills. we're expecting similar conditions. they're calling this the swag art fire because it was reported off the road. that's a good distance from where we are. behind us is calaveras road in milipitas. we're told you have to drive to the open space preserve to get to where this happened. first reported 5:30 yesterday evening. the good news, this fire is 45% contained. and threatened by the fire a li bit. but firefighters kept the flames from spreading. and now, no homes or buildings were threatened by this. no one was injured. there are hot and dry weather conditions expected again today. again, cal fire firefighters were able to keep that grass fire off swagart road contained in the hills here. east of milipitas. and they are going to continue to do that work today to make sure no hot spots or anything flairs up again. but a little later this morning. we're going to try to get closer to where this all happened to give you a better look. but for now, no one had to be evacuate the. and no building -- evacuated. and no buildings were threatened by this fire. >

south of its 26 degrees. through the night the area of low pressure working in, bringing blustery winds to southwestern coasts and to the a rts to southwestern coasts and to the artsea of low pressure works in. some blustery winds across the south of the uk, gusts of a0 miles an hour, locally 50 miles an hour on exposed coasts, the best chance of dry weather for eastern coast, temperatures in the high teens low 20s perhaps in any sunshine. as we move overnight into wednesday we have the area of low pressure with us, we have the area of low pressure with us, we are have the area of low pressure with us, we are looking at another blustery date to come as we move into wednesday, gradually working its way eastwards, as we move into wednesday the focus of the showers isa wednesday the focus of the showers is a little bit further east. the showers are still quite heavy, possibly thundery and slow—moving, some drier conditions for northern ireland, parts of wales and southern england. some sunny spells here as well, the temperatures sitting in the high teens low 20s and as we move towards the end of the week, we are going to see the wind easing, there will be fewer showe

art, but police called it reckless driving. the dangerous game of cat and mouse began south of los angeles in orange county after the driver refused to pull over and lasted nearly an hour. the driver eventually abandoning the car in venice beach. >> he just walked, like the real joker, he just walked away. >> reporter: if his hope was to blend in with the crowd, it didn't work, as curious onlookers swarmed around him, watching as he paused to help bury a sunbather under sand and even give a high-five before finding his own place to sit in the sun. police were close behind and threatened to tase him before eventually taking him into custody. mask off, handcuffs on, the fun and games were over. and the driver's motivation remains unclear. he has been arrested. elaine, as for his female passenger, she was allowed to walk away free. >> quijano: all right. jonathan vigliotti, thanks. still ahead on the cbs weekend news, returning to the moon, a look at nasa's new deep space capsule. later, at cooperstown, a unanimous induction for the first time ever. and a ballerina's painful steps to success. neration, which could lead to vision loss

3rd country but south korea said the aircraft had violated its airspace both russia and china have dismissed that allegation coming up next on al-jazeera the tunisian man who makes art out of garbage and his mission to protect refugees that story is coming up in my tunisia but there will be more news after that from doha in about half an hour's time to stay with us much more still to come . in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the menu when i went east investigates korean dog friend. on al-jazeera. to. see. as he. told us see a legitimate. story here at the ramadan as mbia. told us he had behaved deal out of town as. he. was in the leave a move that could hold. in a look. less a work crusade in a rock will house a half of allegorical as an all and yet. they have. minimal of its army with leveled same a force of old force or no little back. will hold her that it is summer. the be authentic brits are behind. living like a man a did. but there are no word of the. full report strategic city i think shows that the i meekly bouquet and i met just we didn't have a good massage we. had a so

the south bay fill up on everything garlic at the gilroy garlic festival friday through sunday at christmas hill park. gourmet alley, cooking demos, artsfts, live entertainment and children's activities are part of the fun. in the east bay, art install oakland returns this month with music, dance, craft beer, wine, food and jack london's popular wine walk is on saturday we can sit, stroll, shop, and dine on the waterfront. enjoy the venetian waterfront festival on saturday and sunday with live music, craft beer, wine, vendor village and children's activity alley. s hi sonoma county the fort ross festival. this offers historic crafts, the beer garden and local food trucks. all happening at fort ross state historic park in jenner. in san francisco join a weekend of festivities at the bio freeze san francisco marathon health and fitness expo. runners and spectators are expected to attend the event friday through sunday inside festival pavilion. in sports, the a's are home and giants are away. that is your weekend watch. >>> speaking of the oakland a's they began a crucial series with the texas rangers. we will hear about that and why the

arts and culture, "canvas." >> reporter: the 19 teens saw t the start great migration-- when millions of african americans ved away from the south many to the north, and to harlem which came an oasis from oppression-- especially for artists. stephanie sparling williams is the exhibition's curator. >> the art was important then. in creating a new visual lexicon for african-americans againstum histories of dizing and degrading stereotypes and imagery in the american pon.lar imaginat >> reporter: at the addison gallery of american art, we find representation of nearly 100 years of life in harlem. mostly in photographs from the museum's collection. the show tak us from the 1930's just after the harlem renaissance to today. >> i see vibrance. i see a people who have been through so much, and we're given so little and have made this out of it, this miraculous, this place. a lot of people describe harlem as a cultural mecc. >> reporter: this is where a lot of the socializing happened, was out on street corners, or in front of shops. the harlem of the 1930's was a place reeling from the great depression.ee and williamsin the work of bot

south bay kids have a new space to express their creativity. in san jose at the children's discovery museum, the dedication of the leroy niemann art studio. he's known for his expression nift paint dings. a $250,000 grant and the good tidings foundation made it possible. >> it's fun to see the pictures of how beautiful these studios look. it's a lot more fun to see the kids using them. that's what we get here today. it's just great. >> the leroy niemann art studio opens to the public today. >> good to know. here is a look at what's going on. in the eastern two-thirds of the country, 170 million people dealing with dangerous heat all through the weekend, 100 to 120 degrees is what it will feel like. only places like l.a., portland, seattle, great falls and fargo in the 70s. everybody else 80s, 90s and even 100s. tomorrow we start to see the beginnings of the cooling trend hit minneapolis at 74. but places like d.c., 100 degrees. so back here at home -- we already talked about the game. so that's the what it looks as far as the forecast. let's talk about what's going to happen to us. now, in a reversal next week, look at the cool weather wh

south africans to realize that the can live together clegg won many south african awards and in 1901 he was awarded a knight of arts and letters by the french government he was made an officer of the order of the british empire in 2015 those who knew the musicians say he showed people how to embrace a cultures without losing their own clegg was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and 2015 while fighting the disease he continued to tour and perform around the world to pay homage to his fans worldwide he died at the age of 66 and his family home in johannesburg clegg is survived by his wife of the 21 years janie and their 2 sons from al-jazeera johannesburg. hello again i'm in is a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the turkish deputy consul general in northern iraq has been shot dead at least one other person has been reportedly killed the incident happened just after 2 pm local time inside a restaurant called in a suburb of a big deal that's where the turkish diplomat was dining. the world health organization is still holding a meeting in geneva to decide if in a bold outbreak in the eastern democratic r

coming to. 350 miles to the south is nottingham contemporary, a gallery celebrating its tenth anniversary with a museum of the year nomination for its commitment to contemporary artwith, we speak a lot about lgbtq things going on, racial things going on. there‘s always something to do. the final finalist was the eclectic, eccentric pitt rivers museum in 0xford. it is a remarkable treasure trove of human history, shortlisted for the enlightened way it‘s rethinking its representation of the astonishing collection of over half a million objects that span from prehistory to the present day. but it was st fagans in wales that won the prestigious £100,000 prize for being, thejudges said, one of the most welcoming and engaging museums anywhere in the uk. will gompertz, bbc news. that‘s it from us — a little later than usual. good night. hello, this is bbc news, with shaun ley. china and britain have become embroiled in a heated war of words over the demonstrations in hong kong. it is after the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warned of serious consequences for china if the rights of people living in the territory were infringed. today beijing accused the uk of indulging