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which means that the long term trajectory of south africa's art furthermore, that it's the same in c, that's allowed corruption. to thrive sidney under prison zoom, and it has continued under president who he himself has now been allegedly been embroiled in so what it never emerges out of the new leadership that da, mr. cortez talking about self connection will be a compromise to preserve status quo and lead no one to jail. so if you really want to reset style africa, we need a new leadership when a new quote edition. and we need an economic vision that says, how can south africa not only intra trade with in africa, but compete globally with other markets in recovery to a post called with universe. and furthermore, to ensuring that youth unemployment does not become the trend. william, after the well documented rampant corruption of the, of the zoom, a year's ram oppose it was supposed to be a new broom, wasn't a what's, what's gone wrong. i think, you know, very sad because do not understand that you know, the corrections i did is jacob's president, she was systemic. i mean, you know

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than a dozen young south african artists were reportedly denied us pieces due to their low socio economic background that despite them being invited to attend a major international art event in los angeles. we spoke to the president of the south african union of students, luba barlow, julia who believes there is a supremacy of discourse around the issue with the post covered situation. having no role to play in the case. we think that to the decrease to the official into the political come to call the mentors loop and firmly thing about to have a sense of cornell is the land leases in the and no one to of course dismiss the spokesman also do it out. and when she is putting the excuse from cook and when calling to see global economy, why doesn't sit in countries while the for country is actually of potential to winning the competition? why countries that affected that you've gotten to the affected the competition? all posted goods should have been affected. issue looking said, i think that reckless didn't cause being made by the spokesman of the was the kidneys vision of not distracted the competition. if they understood that goofy did affected in other countries, i

than a dozen young south african artists were reportedly denied us visas due to their low socio economic background. that's just by them being invited to attend a major international art event in los angeles. we spoke to the president of the south african union of students, lou barlow, john. yeah. who believes there is a supremacist discourse around the issue with the post covered situation, having no role to play in the case. we think that to the decrease to the official into the, to america as a company called the mentors loop and firmly we're thing about to send off committee members in the and no one to of course dismiss the spokesman. also do a good when she's putting the exclusion quote, don't quote me to say global economy. why reference it in countries was africa was actually of potential to win the competition. why kind of affected and quoted affected the competition? all plastic bins will be affected. you should have looked and said, i think those are reckless, didn't, because being made by the spokesman of the, it was like in the vision of not distracted the competition. if they understood that it could be, did affected in other countries. i mean, why is it

than a dozen young south african artists were reportedly denied a usb says due to their low socio economic background. that's despite them being invited to attend a major international art event in los angeles. we spoke to the president of the south african union of students, lube bar barlow logia who believes there's a supremacist discourse around the issue with the post covered situation. having no role to play in the case. we think that to the it is clear to the official into the to says come because the mentors loop and to firmly were thing about to send off. cornell is, this is in the issue and no one to, of course dismiss this postman offer the word out and when she is putting the excuse from, quote them uncovered is a global economy. why wouldn't offense it in countries while other countries are actually put in shall to win the competition? why other countries that affected and if quoted affected the competition, all plastic bins flipping affected issue looked and said, i think those are rigorous, didn't cause being made by the spokesman of that. it was the clinics. they should have not started the competition. if they understood that it could be did affected in

. >> overnight near the intersection of south market and west san fernando street near the cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art, the woman who was stabbed died at the scene. it was san jose's 21st homicide this year. also in the south bay, police in san jose say they have found an underground bunker filled with stolen property and guns charles clifford has details. well, the san jose police department says that early monday morning officers respond to reports of a burglary along south 10th street during the course of that investigation. they found an individual at a nearby homeless camp in possession of several stolen items after searching the camp. >> they found an underground bunker. the bunkers located along coyote creek at willow creek drive in a homeless camp inside. they found multiple stolen items, including power tools and also 3 shotguns, which were reported taken from the business that was burglarized on monday morning. now total 6 people have been arrested in connection to this case. and what we've learned from the police department is that this bunker wasn't just being used to store stolen items. p

art shower. by and large fine weather. temperatures quite considerably lower apart from the south—east. cloud we have in the south holds onto that heat and humidity and that slips away overnight tonight with a few showers to follow. and still warm but not tropical as it was last night in the south—east. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping in the next couple of nights. tomorrow the next couple of nights. tomorrow the best of the sunshine again in the best of the sunshine again in the south with a peppering of showers in the north of scotland and across northern ireland and northern england. the wind starting to switch to the north—west. again in the south—east locally heatwave conditions continue. on friday the high pressure is still with us but we have some weather fronts moving in and they could give us some heavy bursts of rain for scotland. as it moves south very little rain in southern areas. the wind direction coming from the north so again quite a fresh day with temperatures around average for the time of year but we could get up to 28 in the south and east. then the high—p

elsewhere on the continent, their calls for nationwide protests in south africa that comes to school prices have risen there to record highs as artes pool. a slayer explains the new height comes with many in the country. just trying to struggle to make ends meet. the price of fuel has gone up again in south africa, climbing and maybe 50 percent in the last year alone. just this week it broke a new record with many people choosing to work from home. while truck drivers flocked main roads in protests and plant more strikes, motorists are getting increasingly more fit up with the constant hikes and blame the government for not regulating fuel prices. and that's putting more pressure on the economy. everything is expensive. we suffered, don't always close. everything is close on with the problem. $1.05 went into a, keeps almost one that was the $11000.00 that they had flies. we would be our president have to because this be somebody who was in need to speak to dad to did the right people. maybe they can make sample, they can reduce the petra, it's really hurting my pocket a lot because i mean, i think from when i started driving 7 year

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defense will end their failure must end so what do we expect in the south greetings studio well, let's not get ahead of ourselves, the artr is so unpredictable here, sometimes even stronger armies, you know, being in a stronger position, lost to a much weaker one, that's why we have to think about it do this one thing yes, we can already predict the complete defeat of the russian federation we still have a lot of work to do on this i'm almost there every day now i'll go back to kyiv for a session for three days then i'll go back south again information is constantly coming to me, there are battles going on, the russian federation is on the defensive, our troops are also not active, especially active actions, they are also on the defensive, and well, you know, such a local one is on the air in the zones there for the determination of the best for occupying the best positions, uh, work is really being done now on the destruction of the rear of the russian occupation army, work is being carried out to destroy the access routes, the fact that the antonov bridge was destroyed, i agree here, we felt for ourselves that the dens

renowned scholar and cultural cultural historian of the relationship between art and politics in the colonial and antebellum south particularly the politics of slavery. she's an award-winning author co-author and editor of six books including two books on this topic slaves waiting for sale abolitionist art and the american slave trade and educated in tyranny slavery at thomas jefferson's university. which for which she won? the she was awarded the chelsea eldridge book prize from the smithsonian american art museum? dr. mcginnis received her ba at the university of virginia, and she attended yale university where she earned a phd in art history. she is both an academic and a public scholar. she's a lecturer and advisor a curator of exhibitions at numerous art museums and historic sites. and of course the sixth president of stony brook university, may i introduced to you president mcginnis? well, good morning, and thank you so much professor mastin for letting me have the opportunity to come and speak with your class today. i'm really thrilled to be here. i know that this semester you have been focused on what wor

is my first comment or question, and my second thing is, an idea how to integrate the arts maybe downtown or south of market in the big buildings we could do a south by southwest, which will drive people into that area and hopefully bring other businesses with it. >> one area i'll let my colleague kat daniel will talk about it sounds like she will be here in another month is we do need more city wide one or two more city wide -(inaudible) is taking out the tech part because when i use that example people are like it isn't about the tech (inaudible) it is about the having of a thing that is city wide that brings people from all over the country in the case of (inaudible) of course they didn't make it through the pandemic so we don't want to make that mistake, but i think it is a good example. one thing we are hoping to do with some of the economic core dollars in partnership with the private sector is come up with one or two big ideas we could implement. so, i think that-i think the other first part of the question, could you repeat that? transportation. that is a fertile area for discussion. what

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. >> time now 5. 26 3 high school students from the south bay are getting some recognition for using artawareness to the dangers of fentanyl. this year's poster contest asked the question, what is the face of fentanyl district attorney jeff rosen asked the students to illustrate how the epidemic is affecting them and their community. rosen says they're seeing teens buying, they think is a pharmaceutical drugs off the streets and they're given actually poisonous pills laced with fentanyl. >> when i was doing research on fence, no seeing that. it was being like. advertised as something that wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> she's describing her are or there officials are still deciding on a location to display this art. it's 5.26. will right back. >> cancellations and delays continue to loom over summer travel at airports. no different sfo. i'm live with the details in the root causes the details in the root causes of this. coming up. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chas

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vibrant metropolis of lake house from the delights of the arts and crafts market to the emotional experience at the slight museum. and in south africa, adrian glacial takes us along the most beautiful motorcycle routes around cape town . but we begin in eastern africa in kenya. ah, one of the most famous wildlife conservation results in the holy was located in kenya. this area is home to a large number of lions. elephants, she thought leper. get up the rug basically. every big animal that you can imagine . welcome to my thigh, madam. what as the thing, so i really gaudy. ah, it in my eyes, the vast landscape of plains and bushes, and it's also the home of the messiah tripe. that's where the named messiah americans, with one of the most popular safari activities here, is putting the famous big fight. the chem, dick file goes back to when supplies were all about hunting and killing the animal, the big fight elephant lion lap her final and buffalo, where the most difficult animals to take down. so if you managed to do all 5, you would get a special tropi. nowadays, please, thankfully don't shoot the animals with fire out, but wi

vibrant metropolis of lake house from the delights of the arts and crafts market to the emotional experience of the slave museum. and in south africa, adrian glacial takes us along the most beautiful motorcycle routes around cape town . but we begin in eastern africa, in kenya. ah, one of the most famous wildlife conservation results in the holywood located in gimme of this area is home to a large number of lions elephant t lepper job. the drug basically every big animal that you can imagine. welcome to my same model. but as the thing swahili got a move in, ah and in my eyes, a vast landscape of plains and bushes. and it's also the home of the messiah tripe . that's where the named messiah might come with. one of the most popular safari activities here is putting the famous big fight at cam. dick file goes back to when supplies were all about hunting and killing the animal. the big fight, elephant lion map hurried sino and buffalo, where the most difficult animals to take down. so if you managed to do all 5, you would get a special trophy. nowadays, please, thankfully don't shoot the animals to the fire out, but without came

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which features make this shelter state of the art and why he wants every new building in the city to have the same like that. we, on the store, to the south of the waters. it's about basic thinks it's about the possibility you've been building or collapsed to stay and wait for the rescue. that's why we need the prep water. it's sometimes called inside their parking, which is a bumping shelter the same time. so it's impossible in the february to spend here a few hours during minus 5 degrees celsius outside. that's why we need to separate that room with the heating, heating, fresh water food supplies, bathrooms, with toilets and showers for those upstairs in case of an attack. and all this handicap accessible, that's what levine new building codes call for. we are ready to report the next thing we should be ready for the next conflict with this kind of neighbor with a few years, maybe in 10 years. nobody know, a grim reality is being written into levine architecture that for the foreseeable future, ukraine will have to defend its right to exist. when construction started on this building about 2 years ago, it was built to be one of the safe

. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> and the south bay, 3 high school students are being honored for their artk intended to bring awareness to the deadly talks. the city of fentanyl. this year's poster contest asked the question, what is the face of fentanyl district attorney jeff rosen asked the students to illustrate how the epidemic is affecting them and their community. rosen says preteens, teenagers and college students or purchasing what they believed to be pain medication off the streets. but they're actually given poisonous fake pills that are laced with fentanyl. instead. >> when i was doing research on sentinel, seeing that it was being like. advertised as something that it wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> organizers are still looking for home to hang up that artwork. straight ahead. the national face of the covid-19 pandemic fight makes a >> life changing announcement. what's ahead for the america's top doctor. we're getting new details on the investigation into the deadly school shooting in uvalde. a school board in t

official as mass protests. persist in the south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic crisis. with watching live direct studios in moscow, this is art international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now, european countries will have to rely on nuclear and coal power. this coming winter due to giving up on russian gas amid soaring prices. and that's according to a top you official we have made a decision. we're preparing for the winter without rush and gas in order to get through this winter and possibly next winter, the e. you states can extend the operation of their nuclear power plants or coal plants . so here it is. the european union's big plan for how those of us here in the block are going to get through summer of heat waves and the winter cooled while maintaining industrial production and fueling our daily needs. amid the u, blocking of its own gas supply with its own sanctions. the plan is called saved gas for a safe winter safeguarding winter from what you might ask from russia weapon ising . its gas applies according to a new e commission statement, because if you thought that there was absolutely n

she was a remarkable woman born in 1892 in the jim crow south to parents who had been born into slavery. she moved to new york to study art. she opened her own art school, which one visitor described poetically as a sanctuary of industry and dreams. she founded and directed one of the largest wpa art centers and she became the first black woman to open her own gallery. this is a souvenir reproduction of her signature work a commission for the 1939, new york world's fair. it was the only commission at the fair from a black woman artist life magazine in fact described savage as one of few black people commissioned by the world's fair to do anything, but quote pick and shovel work. the piece was inspired by the song lift every voice and sing which had been declared the black national anthem by the naacp in 1919. here is a short clip of the song as performed by the harlem boys choir. here regardless ;? savages sculpture becomes i think a visual manifestation of that song's power. it features 12 young black singers in graduated heights taking the form of a harp. they're pressed together in community and in solidarity they're s

. >> it is lunchtime, lunchtime on ocean drive, the iconic art deco strip of south beach and inflationurants more. and guess what, the restaurants are not swallowing that extra cost, they are passing it on to you the customer. >> the next time you are grabbing a meal at your favorite restaurant, you may notice that it cost a little more with new fees added due to inflation. >> everything cost more now. >> the group of restaurants in the florida coast saying that costs were already up due to the pandemic. >> the repair man cost more, the utilities are doubled, the credit card fees have gone out. >> last october pivoting to a commission service charge model for all four of the locations. >> it helped us absorb these costs versus having to continue to just raise our prices. >> we are feeling squeezed from the profitability. >> national association ceo points out to that many restaurants across the u.s. have chosen to add to various fees to the final bill instead of increasing menu prices. some of those surcharges are listed as wellness and kitchen appreciation fees. >> they are trying to

south market street and west san fernando street. that's right near cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art. the victim died at the scene. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors has approved 4 million dollars to address homelessness. the money will go to pay for more interim housing and outreach programs to help prevent people from losing their homes to begin with this year. the county says there are almost 3,000 people who are homeless across the county. that is up about 5% over the last 2 years. the number of children experiencing homelessness has gone up. 68%. >> in national news tonight, a group of activists and community members from highland park, illinois and uvalde texas rallying on capitol hill demanding a ban on assault weapons. our washington correspondent basil john reports as march 4th calls on congress to take action. >> standing feet away from senate offices. kimberly rubio shared with the crowd of protesters. what happened to daughter inside uvalde texas classroom. >> her cause of death gunshot wound to the head. >> hundreds impacted by the uvalde and hig

south market street and west san fernando street. that's right near cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art.tim died at the scene. >> in the north y,

arts of the state. tomorrow or the next day, if you're heading toward south lake tahoe or reno, expect smoke.lthough it is not going to be very heavy, there will be hazy skies. in the bay area, no major fires, but gusty, onshore winds up to 31 miles per hour, helping with air quality. it is good across the region. ukiah, reporting moderate air quality. a live view from our sfo camera, the marine layer advancing. air quality will remain good tomorrow and good to moderate sunday. a brief cool down is coming with this trough approaching the coast for tomorrow. but we will see a reversal on sunday. from our emeryville camera, you can see parts of san francisco under the fog layer, 59 in the city, 60 onelandsnta ara and sa. from our sutro tower camera, typical summer fog is coming in over downtown, 79 in santa rosa and napa, 67 petaluma, 80's around concord. a gorgeous view from our east bay hills camera, a little shaky, but you can see the low clouds and fog advancing morning fog, drizzle, fog tomorrow afternoon. much warmer weather on sunday. and king tides next week. tomorrow morning, widesprea

south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic crisis. the news broadcasts and the rectum, our studios in moscow, this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us right now, there is no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign minister survey. love who in an exclusive interview to our channel. also underlined that moscow is not worried about the use desire to curve it's purchases of russian oil and gas. do you do most the woods? it is. i don't think that it's in their interest to cut all ties with us and to use liquefied natural gas that the americans are trying to sell them. and if they do that, then we would have no problem. the president said that due to what they do with the north string to pipeline, we are ready to launch it. so there is pressure in the pipeline, but so far, only 50 percent of the capacity of the pipeline that we planned. so we use it now for internal consumption. well, let me 1st reiterate that russia is never wanted to cut europe from gas. they've long stated this. it's ne

and in the south bay, the summer festival on race street in san jose. it is an art and plants a summer festival, a huge plant market with other automakers and crafters with great food, drink, give activity, and great workshops, including macrami. you remember macrami? enjoy your saturday. >> remember macrami? and rob is here with a forecast, if you're to the indoors or outdoors this weekend, what are you choosing? >> if your san francisco may be indoors, is a little drizzly this afternoon, but we have a twist of a forecast and you mentioned it is a bit like florida with the clouds and we may see a few showers at times, especially by tomorrow. >> in july?ght now 64 at san jose and overcast, sunshine with san jose and partly discuss where you will see tropical clouds in fact, look east here around the altamont pass, mid-level clouds coming in from the east, it is 61 and back into the drizzle and storm that is san francisco. nifty seven. by the way the past two days that enough drizzle has fallen to set daily rainfall records. keep in mind, don't have to get a trace to

art facing sweden on tuesday. england's women had already wrapped up the multi—format series against south africa, but they won thee leading t20 wicket taker in the game with her 103rd for her country, as south africa made 148. and england reached that target with six wickets and six balls to spare. the final t20 match is on monday. both teams will face each other at the commonwealth games in birmingham, where women's twenty20 is making its debut. staying with cricket — glamorgan's sam northeast struck the highest score in the county championship for 28 years as he made a10 not out against leicestershire. northeast reached his quadruple century before lunch but glamorgan declared on 795—5, depriving him of the chance to have a go at brian lara's unbeaten 501 for warwickshire in 1994. charles leclerc is on pole for tomorrow's french grand prix. the championship leader max verstappen will be alongside him on the front row with lewis hamilton in fourth. it's the last race before formula one takes its five—week summer break nick parrott reports. some are in the south of france and unlike the last grand prix in austria

perceived as something that was like worthy of cookbooks and so art we engaged at this because we thought hey, this is an important part of the south as soul food and it needs to be documented just in the way way the other things get documented. we got lucky and she got onto qvc and so it turns out that's all you do in marketing is get your author on qvc and everything kind of goes from there. so it ended up it's our best-selling book in our history because of that continues to sell this day a military council passed away about four or five years ago, but continued to be one of our most successful books, but also it's beautiful because it aligns with our mission as well as being kind of commercially successful how many copies probably around 300,000. and still selling today selling still is the restaurant still open it no mildred pennies it is. yeah, her family has taken it on the next generation of it. so well, i also read in publishers weekly that the best-selling book that unc press had during the pandemic was a field guide to mushrooms of the carolinas. where are we going here? yeah, so we historically published a lot of region