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if you're checking out south first fridays art walk in san jose, it's going to be warm to start but as goes on, it does cool off quickly into the low 70s by 8:00. there's also the hiero festival happening in oakland this weekend, highs reaching into the mid-70s today. low to mid 80s throughout the weekend, make sure you wear the sunscreen and drink lots of water, even though the temperatures are going to be relatively mild there compared to what we'll see elsewhere. there's also the brasilia day festival in berkeley and upper 70s on sunday, a nice weekend as well. we're highlighting some of the cooler destinations, going to monterey, it's up to 66 today, and some low 70s throughout the weekend, but also some warmer weather for sonoma valley, their highs in the low to mid-90s. we'll get another look at that forecast coming up. >> another hot one. i know that much. thanks, kari. >> concerning, too, with all the fires, the wildfire burning near the grapevine could affect your labor day plans if you're headed south. next on "today in the bay" where containment stands on what they're callin

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launched a so called anti terror operation in south east and ukraine. events became a point of no return for people in the dumbass. let's take a closer look arts. wow, those one of us, his ice south kosa look as one of our documentaries, and see how those events unfolded. ah ah, for the fisher with it the right to play with ocean at 1st per shanker, showed he was ready to negotiate, but then totally changed his mind. no negotiation only victory was told final victory. before that he was playing a route in ukraine, resumed bombing, and shelling are cities. ah. when they say that there are only towers here? what terrace are we terror in the book with when they come to your house with guns to kill you, you don't have to think about whether you need to pull the trigger. you need to defend yourself. the enemy has come. these people aren't him and they come to kill you and your family. thousands joined the protest in the southeast in regions. done as can will ganske, but claim themselves people's republics. ah, are refugees from ukraine's eastern dumbass region have been granted the right to vote in the referendums on the future of their homeland fo

sure leader, the forgotten hero in the fightr fight for rights in the south bay and the man honoring him through art with vape erik runge facing the state during the file for california is under a flex alert, state regulators are asking people to scale back energy use until 9:0. 9:00 tonight. another flex alert alert was issued for tomorrow, it is the fourth day in a row. max darrow has more on our stressed energy grid and how cutting back could be good for your wallet. >> reporter: as the he ramps up, up, so will the stress on the power grid. for the fourth consecutive day, californians are being asked to conserve power. a flex alert is in place until 9:00 tonight. >> reporter: the energy demand continues to escalate. >> on thursday evening, we have had the highest demand for power power we have seen since september of 2017 and those last last few days are likely to be a a dresser so for what is going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend. >> reporter: flex alerts are from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., people are urged to limit power usage duri

today on the stream, i'm going to take you into the world of the art hat, the movie, the south african phil. what is the story of a family getting ready for the muslim festival of ede? it revolves around mama. we don't. i show who is about to introduce a new love interest to her sons. said in the kate flats, spoken in a cape town dialect. and that is what makes the film so special. have a look a a leave me to be grateful. is really important. families are fathers and mothers, or sisters and brothers. those are all given even even knows what i was. so if a lot of countries in italy, i mean, i mean we forget what we have been given is really a boon. the belief that you and i have to buy for me. how many of you have tasted that? ah, what is your name? ah ah ah, hello amy ha from hello vanessa. nice to see you. i read all of these amazing people to introduce myself to you in the context of the film who they are, what they do. i mean, you start the, i'm image after and i only the core i to with prime and the direct but i yeah, that's my role on the so i had i am if i'm gordon and i'm the go

center it's a celebration of south asian arts and cultures and it has food, and arts and a soccer tournament. with so many happening in our parks, we're happy to host free events and ensure that exciting recreation is at the fingertips for all. just a couple of programming notes, registration is now open for the american sign language after school program which runs all school yearlong for grades k to five at mission playground and the program helps neighborhood kids, it provides homeless assistance and enriching activity and healthy snaps and in sign, so it's perfect for those who are hearing-impaired, but also those for who are not. my own daughter went to the summer camp version of this and learned sign which she still uses to this day. and then starting on september 20th, a free five-week pilot program for teens and transition aged adults with autism or other develop mental issues at the rec. center. this helps participants with social skills and including field trips and access to adventure is happening saturday at the new presidio. and our friends at access to adventure, it's a family

created to honor fallen military members and first to be stationed in south bay for all airlines to use. >>> mill valley fall arts festival in old mill park. art, jewelry, clothing, food cart, all under the majestic redwood trees. woman selling cutting boards with wood, monkey puppet, my favorite. bee specialist and man selling subscriptions to marin independent journal. this is very special. >> used to live in valley, over 20 years, always been my favorite show. love the people that come here. and the nature and redwood trees. lot of my customers see me here. >> rain or shine, mill valley fall arts festival continues tomorrow in old mill park. >>> live look at oracle park right now. tarp over the infield. san francisco giants season series finale against the dodgers kicks off tomorrow afternoon, maybe. but unusual visitor will be there as well. rain means it's at risk of being rained out, no game. "chronicle" reports only six rainouts. most recent in 2018. giants will monitor the forecast and be ready with alternative plans. >>> rob mayeda is here, everyone is watching you, no pressure. >> yeah, really. >> giant

we have south first fridays and the art walk happening in downtown san jose and as it goes into the evening to start out warm but cool down fairly quickly. we'll be in the low 70s at 8:00. this weekend, there's the hiero festival in oakland and tomorrow we are going to see highs warming up to 82 degrees and 85 on sunday but overall, it looks like a great weekend for that. there's also the brazilian day festival happening in berkeley. one of the cooler spots we'll see around the bay area as it only reaches up to about 80 degrees for an often high. we're also highlighting some of the cooler destinations, monterey this weekend reaching 66 this afternoon and low 70s throughout the weekend. marcus and laura? >> thanks, kari. >>> heads up if you're driving to southern california over the holiday weekend. a big wildfire still burning near the grapevine along interstate 5. coming up, new details on the containment and continued lane closures. >>> the president warns that democracy is at threat, and explains what people he thinks should do about it, all live from philadelphia. we'll have highlights

swayed sending people running out onto the street and then a 7.5 also head to this is all south of port of i art, as you can see here on the map, a nationwide earthquake simulation to commemorate 2 other major earthquakes that took place on the same day. back in 1985. in 2017 was taking place when these 7.6 7.5 magnitude quakes struck again just south of port of ir to death of 9 miles. so far, no reports of any deaths or serious injuries, but we will continue to keep an eye on this and have more for you. coming up later on during our 12 o'clock show. stick with us here. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon forty-niners get their first win of the season against the seahawks as their quarterback trey lance. >> heels after his ankle injury. plus, san francisco dealing with vacant homes around the city. taking a look at how voters will decide on whether landlords and investors should tax them. for millions of people in america, a daily meal isn't a choice between different dishes. it's a choice between food and other crucial needs— like medicine, electricity, or childcare. food shouldn't be an impossib

south central. horace tapscott started the pan afrikan peoples arkestra in 1961 to fill a void of arts in th black community. the ark has had many different iterations. i am currently the leader of the pan african peoples arkestra. i was raised in the ark. i literally am a cld of the ark. i have a responsibility to pass down this culture and this legacy. [jazz music playing] announcer: this program was made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy, the city of los angeles department of cultural affairs,he los aeles couy partmentf arts &ulture, an award from the national endowment for the arts on the web at arts.gov, and the california arts council. [indistinct chatter] woman: check, check. 1, 2. test, test, test, test. [music playing] woman: [vocalizing] mekala: whoo! we are afronauts, god dammit. singer: ♪ aah ♪ [cheers and applause] thank you. we are the afronauts. jamael dean, mekala session, and i'm sharda. mekala: the sound of los angeles or this west coast, kind of like south central tinge has always been not unkempt, but untamed. it's wild. it's got a a

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either in person or virtually restaurants and other businesses in the cities south of market area are hoping for a surgeon customers art and wine festival returned to the city in full force today. it's awesome. we've had a lot of people out here. um and i think everyone is ready to be out after a couple of years of missing the festival. it's been nice to have lots of booths, lots of foot traffic and, yeah, it's been great. the festival is sponsored by the lafayette chamber of commerce and features several blocks of food, arts and crafts, booths, music and, of course, wine to our weather. and with the rain that we had here in the bay area comes this rainbow in east contra costa county. you can see it peeking through the clouds and a bit of blue sky with that we bring in ktvu chief meteorologist bill marin. bill feels good man. it's nice to have that rain back. right yes. so nice to have rain, too. i know everybody in the bay area, appreciating the rain showers heavy at times. it depends where you are over two inches of rain up in the far north of sonoma county. most of us 1/10 of an inch to a half of an inch somewhere i

south african president is referring to was aimed at, quote, countering, malign russian activity in africa. if introduced it would c, washington seek to control moscow's many relations with the continent from trade to military artes karbala topler takes us through pretoria and washington's rocky relationship. the united states and south africa are coming together again. yet there won't views could not be any further upon. this is the 2nd high level meeting between the 2 countries. preceded by u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket, his visit here on the continent last month. hes you as president joe biden found in south african leda settled. i'm a plaza, a man to do his africa, biddy, everyone's are up to by favor and that africa with 54 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more, less split were south africa was neutral. a few countries, formerly opposed a sanctions and condemnation of russia and the un, some were pro western. it is one of those periods where doubles your politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, the u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate

art market. we come here or is a collective coming promo on think sofa indonesia, which is always called global south. we don't come yet to change money. come here to bring the best, what we consider the best from our practice in then what we hope our expectation is actually that up to look them in the 5th team. we want to keep on experimenting the way to sharing resources in working together out in order to sustain together. also, bronze rupa and its international team of advisors are committed to art that is not produced for a market that aims to have an impact on society. and it knows no stars and no hierarchies. the collective sees its task documented not to curate, but to invite artists with similar approaches to their work. we don't comission works. we don't us, we don't use the classical approach or conventional approach of curating is because wrong hoopla, we, none of us were a train isic urethra if people call us lauretha. we don't could these ice, but we never caught our santa fe security of a fresh ground breaking approach. if only it weren't for the anti semitism accusations against the w

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

art market. we come here or is a collective coming promo on think sulfur indonesia, which is always called global south. we don't come yet to change money, come here to bring the best, what we consider the best from our practice. and in then what we hope our expectation is actually that up to look them in the 5th team. we want to keep on experimenting the way to sharing resources in working together um, in order to sustain together also. rond rupa and it's international team of advisors are committed to art that's not produced for a market that aims to have an impact on society. and it knows no stars and no hierarchies. the collective sees its task documented not to curate, but to invite artists with similar approaches to their work. we don't comission works. we don't us, we don't use the classical approach or conventional approach of curating is because wrong hoopla, we, none of us work a train isic urethra if people call us loretta. we don't could these ice, but we never caught our santa fe security of a fresh ground breaking approach. if only it weren't for the anti semitism accusations against the

this terrible storm and as corine said and the president said earlier today are arts are with the people of florida, south carolina and the southeast. as president biden made clear were going to do everything we can across this government to support the people who have been impacted by the storm with the full resources of the federal government. as communities recover for them to rebuild. i also want to say a special word of thanks for our first responders at every level of our government for everything they're doing and for their lifesaving and dangerous missions they'veundertaken over the last few days . and if you'll indulge me just a word on what was a very important foreign policy development yesterday, president biden hosted a historic us pacific island country summit. he released the first ever us pacific island strategy. he announced $110 million in additional expanded programs to help these countries combat the climate crisis, provide development assistance, enhance maritime security and more and finally president biden and 12 pacific islander presidents joined him for the summit issued a joint d

have a fight similar to capoeira, where the martial art is camouflaged as a dance about this fight, we have a separate report from our current southrican series, but for now about something else . through all sorts of electronic technologies wants to at least have paper ballots again in brazil more than that, the former paratrooper was sonar wants the army to count the paper ballots, though, firstly, it’s not a fact that the samara army will want this, but in- secondly, this is all abrazil before the military equipment of the president is passing through agricultural. the great security power that wants to produce everything up to aircraft and satellites for 200 independence of brazil has become self-sufficient, which must be supported by other methods alekseevich the federal part of the news is now complete; the regional part is in line at this moment, my colleagues in our state television and radio broadcasting company are preparing to go on the air with their important news. you see what's going on in the studio right now, we're getting this picture from all over the country and there's still a couple of seconds left. let's inc

they did what they were invited by the documentary to do show the art world in the global northeast perspective of artists in the global south. ah, actually they showed to everybody a vision of the world from another point of the world in all. so, you know, it is known as though document of collective nurse and corporation which is through the controversy probably helped boost attendance at this year documentary. and the networking and exchanging castle between the invited artists and collectives worked much as intended. but the scandal may have done lasting damage to the image of germany's largest and most declaimed art show. oh, well that's all for now coming up next conflict. so tim sebastian interviews has seen the se, the former women's affairs minister in afghanistan. and don't forget, you can stay up to date on our website, d, w dot com and follow up on our social media cats. i'll be back again at the top, the next hour for me and the team here bullet, thanks for watching. take care. with you. into the conflict zone with sebastian or year of taliban rule in afghanistan. i'm a country is only to me you expert to highli

that's the south american country grapples with extreme political polarization and a crippling economic crisis. his art is spanish correspondent ignacio, to be a when abuse has had a fit, he is getting cold and when a series but tensions at the plaza de mayo are hot. as people continue to gather, demonstrating the unity of people and their support of christina kirschner. it must be said that a large rally was already expected in support of kirschner, because of the court case in which he was accused of corruption. the case is seen, internal political conflict intensify an incitement of hate against the former head of the country. unfortunately, this turns into an assassination attempt. let's hear what the people in the streets are saying about the incident. no way they need it. i came to show support for christina. after all that's been done to her for years, christine is the embodiment of love love for the nation. yesterday's attack is too much and every one has come here to support her again, is as, as, as you and they are. in fact, it seems to me that i've been targeted, that it's not only a blow to

they did what they were invited by the documentary to do show the art world in the group. ne perspective of artists in the global south. ah, actually they showed to everybody a vision of the world from another point of the world in all saw, you know, it is known as though local, myself collective nasa and corporation which is through the controversy probably helped boost attendance at this year's documentary. and the networking and exchanging castle between the invited artists and collectives worked much as intended. but the scandal may have done lasting damage to the image of germany's largest and most declaimed art show. oh, is reminded our top story at this hour un secretary general has described the latest developers in the war and ukraine as dangerous and disturbing antonia good terrorist told the security council in new york. but talk of a nuclear conflict. he's totally unacceptable. and said that allegations of human rights abuses must be thoroughly investigated and set you up to date. i'll have more world news at the top of the our next here on the w focus on europe. looks at the future of the commonwealth, of

they did what they were invited by the documentary to do show the art world in the global ne, the perspective of artists in the global south. ah, actually they showed to everybody a vision of the world from another point of the world in all. so you know, it is known as the document of collective nurse and corporation which is through the controversy probably helped boost attendance at this year documentary and the networking and exchanging castle between the invited artists and collectives worked much as intended. but the scandal may have done lasting damage to the image of germany's largest and most declaimed art show. oh, here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. ukraine and russia have carried, i've a surprise prisoner swap with russia releasing over 200 prisoners of war and return for 55 russians and an oligarchy. ally of russian president vladimir putin, many of the ukrainian prisoners have been captured during the siege of mighty you pull russian security forces have arrested hundreds of people protesting against vladimir putin, mobilization of civilians to fight in ukraine. moscow is calling up an

you can't go anywhere in this city are really anywhere in south florida without seeing -- without seeing plays and the artsall types of services led by minnesota in migrants. and by -- really any community that is fleeing political, economic, health care, and other turmoil that we know miami has always been a haven for. those are the stories that we need to keep telling. we need to continue to show that our communities enrich this country. and that is how, not only democrats, but any politician who wants to do right by our community, is going to win the hearts and minds of the latino vote, which we know is so often talked about, anytime there are elections. but that is what we want to hear from those representing us. >> we will see if ron desantis pays politically for this despicable stunt that he tried to pull off at the expense of migrants. thank you both so much. maria, please stick around. i do want to discuss your book, once i was you, after a short break. don't go anywhere. ♪ and power... ...is a very good thing. ♪ welcome to allstate where the safer you drive, ... the more you saveng. like rachel he

they did what they were invited by the documentary to do show the art world in the global ne, that was active of artists in the global south. ah, actually they sold to everybody a vision of the world from another point of the world in all. so you know, it is known as though look, myself collective, nas and corporation, which is through the controversy probably helped boost attendance at this year. documentary at the networking and exchanging castle between the invited artists and collectives. worked much as intended, but the scandal may have done lasting damage to the image of germany's largest and most declaimed art show. oh, finally, after delivering dazzling images of distant galaxies, the james web space telescope has turned its powerful gaze to our own soul. the system. these images of neptune are the 1st to be captured by the web telescope. they offer an unprecedented view of the planet in infrared light, including some of the sharpest views of the planets, rings the last time scientists and such a clear picture of neptune was in 1989 when nasa's boy g. 2 flew by watching d w. news coming up next in d. w. news, asia.

arts. a street fair dates back as far as 1984. >> i will for dogs from south korean. look at the m have a new home here in the u.s. after they were barely they barely avoided being sold into the dog meat trade and xscape in a fire at the rescue center. astra crescent, amira and hamlet all around the l a s on saturday and they're now heading to colorado with there new adoptive families. the organizations in defense of animals and jindal loves rescue, save the dogs from what could have been far less happy ending. >> it's a lot of people that don't necessarily live near a major airport to get a dog from them. so a lot of the rescues required to live mike la or by even colorado. so little bit of a trick for us, but we're happy to come out here. >> well, in the past 6 years, these organizations have been able to rescue over 1000 pups from dangerous environments. the dogs are mainly rehomed in the u.s. and canada. so little babies, are they going to time? beautiful new home. we'll be right back. after the break. welcome back. 4.53. on this monday morning kicking off a brand

will face a struggle similar to capoeira, where martial art for camouflaged to dance about this fight we have a separate report in our current southfar about something else. how else is it arranged there, the brazilian capital, where is the zero square, the central square? from this side of the square is the supreme court of the federative republic of brazil and what about the opposite let's see? so this is the palace of the president of the federative republic of brazil. what's in there? everything is logical, this is the brazilian parliament, but now the eve of the elections to these three branches-lasia a fourth element has also been added. this fourth element is what in brazil is called the supreme electoral tribunal. there, in the last month , all the recent presidents have gathered, to listen to the new president of this tribunal, and he fell asleep in his pocket, the somus did not fit. we are the only major democracy on this planet where the official election results are already announced on the same day, so the president was sonar, he respects trump very much and believes that the victory was stolen from him precisely thro

art since 1900. and call to create black artists of the american south. the national gallery has a long history of loaning works of art to american museums to share the nation's fine arts collection with as many americans as possible. in 2021 to gallery loan 285 artworks to 88 museums and cities across the u.s.. with gratitude to you, our public partners in congress and the administration we made significant progress on the facilities land in the east building atrium skylight has been replaced. the iconic building will reopen june 30. we can literally and metaphorically see daylight again. visitors will enter through an accessible entrance and find an elevator lobby in the newly refurbished auditorium and access to additional restrooms. we are advancing our partnership with the smithsonian for the shared art facility as secretary bob mentioned. known as pond six. this is our highest i already in the 2023 were less. we will no longer reply -- rely on third party providers or off-site storage. it will give a sick cassidy for growth for this if you -- foresee

destroyed more than 10 private houses as a result of art shelling , a resident of the district died from shrapnel wounds and to the situation in the south of ukraine ukrainian soldiers continue to introduce active actions to improve the situation on the front line , the operational command reports that the enemy is trying to raise supplies ammunition and manpower reserve is looking for alternative ways to deliver weapons and equipment to strengthen the russian group on a formed unit of the so-called kadyrivtsy, numbering up to 1,300 people, arrived in the temporarily captured territories of the kherson region, our defenders inflict losses on the occupiers with well-aimed strikes, rocket artillery units continued to fire missions and fire control of transport and logistics routes, a hit was confirmed in two areas of concentration of manpower and equipment, five were destroyed in the meantime, the ukrainian flag was solemnly raised in balaklia, kharkiv oblast, liberated from the occupiers. about this was reported by the head of the regional military administration, oleg sinegubov. he noted that the government representatives did this toge

south korea next week. still a head here in our desert painting a picture of corruption. why this art exhibition in manila is drawing attention for more than just the prices works display ah, the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to a castle book. your travel package today. hello, they will look to east asia and japan has once again seen some very wet and windy weather thanks to tell us which swept its way into eastern, han shoe now. it caused flooding in many of the roads there. we had a rack cord, we saw more than $400.00 millimeters for over 30 hours in one of the cities to the south of tokyo. now things have cleared up nicely that storm running away very quickly, leaving behind clear skies. certainly we will cease in sunshine in tokyo by monday . it's getting wet to however long that east coast of japan, shanghai staying cloudy, may be catching a shower or too much dryer for the korean peninsula and northern areas of china as well as down in the south. now, was he moved to south asia? it's funny looking dryer in the north west of india and pakistan the himalaya

k. art going, prime minister boris johnson pledge more than $800000000.00 for a new nuclear power plant on the south coast. johnson said his confident the project will get over the line because it will be absolute madness not to. he added, it will create tens of thousands of jobs. they will also power 6000000 homes. it will also help fix the energy needs, not just of these generation. but over the next. last week, the czech republic announced it would convene an emergency meeting of european union and as the ministers this month to seek a block wind agreement on tackling surging power costs. the european commission has classified some natural gas and nuclear energy projects as green to help that happen. but austria is fighting back, including by making a legal complaint, denmark and luxembourg share its views. france derives 70 percent of its electricity from nuclear plants and is leading a pro nuclear faction is supported by a group of e. you states including poland, hungary, the czech republic, bulgaria, slovakia, and phil and the e. u has put most of its focus on countries, reducing their gas con