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the merchant of venice. read it. think about it.ht, stopped in my tracks, the merchant of venice. she said, this is a play where shakespeare was prophet. and so began our discussion. in a world that comes to confuse the material with the spiritual, every human relationship is tainted. so a father sets his daughter up as a lottery prize, friends base their relations on borrowing and lending money, christians engaged in a slave trade condemn a jew for desiring a pound of flesh and portia, dear portia has no love or few shylock. so when all human flesh has a price of material worth, anything is possible. for a minute, boy, did that stop me in my tracks. i began to understand my father's need to see me walk as a confusion, a confusion of spiritual with material. i was going to get my degree, but he needed to see me walk. and i was guilty too. so at that point i began to see the relevance of shakespeare in my life, and that's the relevance that i love to bring to my classroom for students today certainly experience the same lesson of con

this was just and a research crime on a tourist visiting from the decay of police the least this of venice and the just a little while all this to impose strict different from a man and woman tried to rob 40 your paul 10 he died in march injured suffered in february 80 the attack and was walking with his niece from a 30 at night with a man and woman wrapped his back when he refused to give up his back the male suspect testament to the strength and stabbed him. >>grant lodes: the man with black that is imported about 510 worm and a hearty and blue jeans the woman described as black or mixed race late 20s long braids warned in upon itself again this catches just released six $5,000 award not been offered for information leading to an arrest. >>pam moore: the last couple and strike you may remember by bar workers was back to 2013. >>charles clifford: the last time the bar workers walked off the job was hard on everyone commuters bart managers and union and this time round ever very hard for an agreement place that will last as long as possible. >>charles clifford: in a surprise announcement o

if you go straight down western, on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire.here was no response. >> anthony: did the cops come at all? >> roy choi: i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> anthony: well, where did they set up their front line? >> roy choi: rodeo drive. >> anthony: where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue on the east, and western avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control communication, and patrols. >> roy choi: we weren't going around just slugging and, and capping people. all that was happening was, "just don't break down my store." making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> anthony: 58 people were killed.

thought, iately stopped in my tracks, the merchant of venice. was a play where shakespeare was prophet. so began our discussion. in a world that confuses the material with the spiritual, every human relationship is tainted. so a father said to the prize, , the lottery friends base their relations on orrowing and lending money, christians engaged in a slave trade condemn a jew for desiring flesh, and porsha, states bigotry against the morocco and later gives a speech about mercy, of which she has none. when all human flesh has a price, a material worth, possible.s for a minute, boy, did that stop me in my tracks. my gan to understand father's need to see me walk as confusion of spiritual with material. i was going to get my degree. to see me walk. and i was guilty too. so at that point, i began to see he relevance of shakespeare in real life, and that's the relevance that i love to bring om, for students today certainly experience the same lesson of confused values. for example, they apply to college. lots of seniors. but it's really not about ge

. >> reporter: this is american venice on the lindenhurst line, canal access to great south bay, the nexus of a flight -- blown fire from developing. >> all the fire departments, suffolk county, marin broken, they all came. >> reporter: it started in a house on east santa barbara, electrical short in a wall mounted air conditioner. a woman grabbed her child and ran for their lives. >> all of a sudden they yelled it's out of control. at that point i lifted my head and i saw the backyard up in flames. >> we just wanted to protect the adjoining houses for explosions. >> reporter: the heat was very intense, it meant -- it melted this fence said. this house is where keith bush lives, listen to what he found when he went inside. >> i went in to get my phone charger of all things and i saw smoke coming through the walls. >> reporter: he ran for his life, everyone got out ahead of the flames. many of the homes are still being restored from superstorm sandy damage. as crews hose down hotspots, across the canal at sunset, the people in charge are breathing a sigh of relief. >>> tragic, but it

governor arnold schwarzenegger pumped iron live on facebook live streaming his workout session in venicend offered t-shirts for sale to raise money for a charity that provides after- school programs for kids. >>> pump it up. >> his workout videos back in the late '70s. imagine if they were on facebook live which would have been 20 years before facebook which would have been crazy. >> that would have been really crazy. he really was ahead of his time! [ laughter ] >>> the cooldown continues in the bay area. rainfall may impact the drive to work on friday. let's head outside on this beautiful wednesday evening. we have fog off in the distance. this camera is in san jose, that's mount tam off in the distance. that's out great the visibility. temperatures are cool and comfortable. nothing on the radar right now nor do we expect any over the next 12 to 18 hours then we'll see changes. coastal locations watch out tomorrow heading to the beach, the west-facing beaches swells will be building, risk for sneaker waves and high risk of strong rip currents. cloudy and milder tonight. tomorrow we bri

. >>> a counselman david oh will hold a community meeting at the venice island performing arts and recreation beginning at 6:30 tonight. he says meetings like this one will help unite philadelphia neighborhoods to fight the epidemic. >>> nbc 10 digital exclusive generation addicted takes a har look at the heroin epidemic. find it on the nbc 10 app and at nbc10.com. >>> some rutgers students are not happy about the limbed ticket policy for this year's graduation ceremony. >> president obama will be the commencement speaker at the new brunswick campucampus. students will only be allowed to bring three guests to the ceremony on may 15th. >> everyone is upset. that's all i can really say right now. >> some people can't even bring their immediate family. >> everyone is freaking out about it. i actually think it's incredibly reasonable. >> rutgers says the limited ticket policy is the only way every graduating student can have a chance to bring guests. students from the newark and camden campuses are being shuttled in to hear the president speak. >>> wentz arrived yesterday in chicago where the dra

he received the venice biennale golden lion award for lifetime achievement in 2007-- the first awardedto a photographer or african artist. sidibe died from diabetes- related complications in mali's capital bamako on thursday. he was 80. displl finally, cuban president raul castro says the restoration of capitalism in cuba is not his foal. speaking to a meeting today, he promised reforms to improve the economy but said private enterprise would remain limited. following last month's visit from president obama, he said he is committed to improving relawgz wgz united states. castro plans to leave office in 2018. he succeeded his brother fidel in 2008. on tomorrow's program, changing the way doctors are taught to treat pain to help slow the nation's epidemic of opiod addiction. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour wild card. i'm alison stewart. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl

i saw this film in venice, and it was really an extraordinary experience.with two fundamental questions, who are these people, and what is this place? maybe we can start with that. it takes place on this island, pantelleria. what is this place, how did you find it? luca: i thought of the place when i was 15. i did a strange vacation with my classmates. i left of the islands, bringing with me a sense of displacement. it is not a reconciled place, it is a tough place to be. a very strong wind, and the rocks off the island. ao scott: where is it? luca: it is tunisian, off the coast of africa. when i wanted to do the remake of jacque deray's movie "la piscine," i went back to the island. they were about people lounging off the coast of azur, i thought, let them be challenged by a place that brings a lot of otherness to it. it started from pantelleria. ao scott: you do have a sense of this place haunting the characters who are foreign to it. they are tourists on vacation, but there is something more sinister afoot that doesn't seem to come from the place itself.

me or the have that blocked off from both directions consider using churches also mission south of veniceptions and ways to get around this fire activity we don't know yet when they will have a clear but avoid the stretch at least for the next hour. >>mark: before they do across 17th street turnon thankfully no one was injured in. >>mark: this is in the mission district on 17th street between delors and wrong the sixth looks just as well from the latest with slavery issue is not on the scene of the storyline fire. >>reporter: we're standing of the intersection of 17th and grow with crews all over the place we ride firefighters are coming down from the latter's presumably the fire is all you concede it is still very active seen you to see someone just cause the some of the camera to their time to send out was going on with scenes of people across the street and then look like they might have been people over inside the building people who were in pajamas and people who look like they might of an inside the building the streets to close off a to cost awhile to get around here because traffi

or as in coral gables, a new venice. complete with grand canals.kers to their palazzos in the sun. the dream was as expandable as the space. where there was water, there was now magically terra sort a firma. and in the 80s where there was decline, a vacuum, suddenly there was a new and vibrant economy, one that raised all boats, filled miami with new buildings, shiny cars, swanky nightclubs, and a new reputation for murder and criminality to go with it. cocaine. say what you will, cocaine altered the skyline of miami forever. it made, for better or worse, miami sexy again. >> going back to the very beginning, was miami always a criminal enterprise? but i mean that in a good way. outlaw culturism a very deep part of american culture. >> in florida, we don't produce or manufacture anything but oranges and handguns. there is no indigenous industry. we sell sunshine. the only jobs we have are in hospitality or in restaurants. >> real estate. >> real estate. it is all to sell the dream to the next people. >> in 1981 the fbi called miami the most violent

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i would love to go to venice every day but i can't. is there any kind of -- >> plenty of travel. this is different, it is $99 and you use your samsung galaxy phone or note or f7. ben: you insert it in their. >> it goes here. this is a galaxy note and this is how it works. what is cool about this is $99, powered by oculus and you have a lot of opportunities, you can go anywhere, you can scale everest, watch 3-d trailers of any movies or three -- 3-d movies, and incredibly clearance, plug-in head phones, the audio is outstanding. ben: have you tried oculus rift? compare -- this is much less expensive. >> put a $700 phone in a $99 head set, much less expensive. real oculus when you put it on has the seamless experience. it really takes you to another place. this is fantastic and affordable and a great way because samsung added these 360 cameras and you can take your own pictures but when you put on oculus or gamers are going to go crazy, tourists are going to love it, all kinds of things you can do with video and you know what they are that are awesome. ben: just by -- there are all

all that glitters is not gold "the merchant of venice." if he was doing stuff today, we would have to pay residuals every time we used one of those phrases. are you one of those people who thinks shakespeare didn't write shakespeare gidon't really care. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'll write that >> yeah. >> stephen: not care. though? >> i know some people get very, very exercised about it. and there are all sorts of conspiracy theories that it was the duke of something or the-- you know. the widow of somebody else. it sort of doesn't matter. what exist are the plays. whoever wrote them was obviously quite clever. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't understand why you would hide the fact that you'd written these beautiful things. >> no! >> stephen: what is the motivation for giving the credit to somebody else? >> there are all sorts of things that it wasn't the-- because being a playwright back then was not an exalted profession. so there is a theory if you're the earl of do-da, or duke of huff-huffington. >> stephen: i hear that's a lovely part

progressives in san francisco love, progressives in berkeley love, progressives in santa monica, venice beach love it. you have is going if you are bernie. >> insiders breaking down how serious voters take trump coming up with film and tear on kpix 5 news at 7:30 tomorrow morning. >>> details on the man behind the wheel and a hollywood high- speed chase. before and after the statewide drought including how el niÑo rain is playing a role in the recovery. >>> alive look at the bay bridge this morning, showers will be tapering off later today. details on the weekend forecast ahead. >>> ,, (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com it turns out the man behind wheel... had been a trained tactical driver for the marines. nolds to us this morning on the televised card chase in la this weekend the man behind the wheel had been a tactical driver for the marines. herschel reynolds performed doughnuts on hollywood boulevard during a two our car chase on thursday. it ended wi

. >> getting all sorts pasta -- listen in venice it was pasta visioli that's italy where italians live as well. i don't know you guys can argue with this with your ay italian >> also eats prison is it a with a notify and fork. >> back office. when it drip it will scald you. >> he's amazing shape. >> very good. yeah. i think you're -- probably the club that we're a part of now. >> they call themselves a go original. this one -- bobby moe -- didn't want to be a part of the gang. >> a hater. wasn't set to go anyway. >> let's show you everybody is like what are they talking about or on? drier and mild outside. our temps not bad. a disturbance riding by to the south of us that is gipping to over rain and snow for the area. chilly weather come sunday morning with a hard freeze around the core of the tristate again. again that's seasoned morning. bring in ines and tick a peek at what's happening with the commute this morning. hogs it to get around town? there's a stall this morning on new england by east fremont aver blocking a lane. as for trains we have issues. police act and mechanical pro

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he then proceeded to have lunch at a middle eastern restaurant on venice boulevard, where he later claimede just happened to make the acquaintance of the two future hijackers. >> roemer: hazmi and mihdhar magically run into bayoumi in a restaurant that bayoumi claims is a coincidence and in one of the biggest cities in the united states. >> kroft: and he decides to befriend them. >> roemer: he decides to not only befriend them but then to help them move to san diego and get residence. >> kroft: in san diego, bayoumi found them a place to live in his own apartment complex, advanced them the security deposit and co-signed the lease. he even threw them a party and introduced them to other muslims who would help the hijackers obtain government i.d.'s and enroll in english classes and flight schools. there's no evidence that bayoumi or thumairy knew what the future hijackers were up to, and it is possible that they were just trying to help fellow muslims. but the very day bayoumi welcomed the hijackers to san diego, there were four calls between his cell phone and the imam at a san diego mosque

. >> we have another designer from venice that we love. he's a jewelry designer who also works with wonderful, unusual materials. he's a fantastic craftsman that >> reporter: these earrings are made with gray pearl, white gold and diamonds, 13,500. >> she has all these exotic woods. she has them hand carved by incredible craftsmen in italy and then adds accents of precious stones, of gold and they become these very light, very interesting sculptural jewels. >> reporter: these bracelets with diamonds and gold run $4,200 to $13,000. pieces were selected from designers to grace the jewelry section of this issue. impressed with their originality and style. >> we're so excited to work with them. when you come in here, there's and they curate a beautiful collection. there are three or four designers and each is special and unique. >> we always have our eyes open and our ear to the ground to find new wonderful things. you see it. you fall in love. it's love at first sight. it's real love. then you know. that's how we know. >> reporter: thanks for

the counselman will hold a community meeting at the venice island performing arts and recreation center beginning at 6:30 tonight. he says meetings like this one will help unite philadelphia neighborhoods to fight the epidemic. >> and nbc10 digital exclusive generation addicted takes a hard look at the heroin epidemic. you'll find it right now on the nbc10 app, and also at our website at nbc10.com. >>> happening now, comcast spectacle employees are bringing hundreds of pounds of food to fill abundance. they're walking a mile to the wells fargo center to the food bank. employees are delivering the donations as a kickoff to comcast cares day. and that is happening this saturday. comcast cares day is the largest single day volunteer effort in the country, roughly 100,000 volunteers including many here from nbc10, their family members, friends, community partners, participating in hundreds of projects across the country and around the globe to beautify neighborhoods, parks, and local schools among many other projects. comcast is the parent company of nbc10. >>> it is sentencing day for the

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it's a neighborhood known as american venice. they struggled after superstorm sandy. you're looking at east santa barbara road. because of these winds residents tell us the winds were swirling. people were hosing down the roofs of their homes was everyone was concerned about their homes and you heard that gentleman, what he said. one of the homes that burned, these folks were just about to move back in after superstorm sandy. we're live in copiague, stacey sager, eyewitness news. >> you have to feel for all those folks in that area. these are pictures and video that was sent in by our viewers. take a look. that's the scene. shows you how intense those flames were. some people taking those photos say you could actually feel the intense heat from where they were standing. and there you see video of the flames in that area as well. we want to bring in meteorologist lee goldberg right now because certainly dry conditions playing a role, and the wind as well, right, lee? >> when stacy described that it was swirling, i could tell why 3:30 from a wind going onshore to offsho

apart the plan venice on march 8th in 2014 with 239 people.lled to tell you about what is one of about 4 c. the down atomics a big mistake during the rally. p?p?o?gv >>robin winston: if you leave now will be just under 30 minutes from downtown oakland into downtown san francisco. >>mark: he did not correct himself ran the same relative the bills' head coach introduce and endorsed the presidential candidates and he said he was a great coach who won championships in new york that is not the case. >>james: and this live shot out of walnut creek will have a beautiful started to this to the more complete forecast coming up. >>mark: police in the south by are looking for the person or people involved in a deadly shooting just before 11 last night in a 2700 block of san. drive and have been a government security building the television camera responsibility this morning the war is another strong showing came to the playoff run that won game 2 of used against his and rock without an injured steph curry. >>james: temperatures at the moment nice to mild

. >> i saw this movie for the first time in venice and it was really an stra overred experience it was very exciting. it left me with two fundamental questions. one of them is who are these people, the other one is what is this place. maybe we could start with that, this is-- it takes place on this island, pontolaria. is what is this place? how did you find it? >> i visited the place when i was 15, 30 years ago. and i remember it was a strange vacation with my classmates. it was a-- i left the island bringing with me a sense of, you know, displacement from the place. it's not a very reconciled place. it's a tough place to be. there is this very strong wind, actually two windses that blast the island. >> where is it, exactly? >> it's off the coast of tunisia, it's italia-- italian but actually it's africa. and when i got the opportunity to make these loosely remaining of the movie lapecine, my instinct came back to that island, to the memory. and i felt okay, that movie was about four french people lounging on the cote da glurks re and i was remotely interested in that. i said let's bri

car services is tested and approved or were cut to the charge the fee if they're still waiting to venice after arriving at the thick of location the past is in five and a window they're charging a cancellation fee if the customer cancel the pickup to minutes after a request the program is happening in finnic dallas new jersey and new york city and can range from 5 to send out the and on the city and john driver manages to hit the helicopter. >>mark: an alligator to kiev residents is the home under construction and louisiana, on a spot of the data which the construction after a tussle on the get expert was able to get the data out of the house he was probably looking for make when he was stuck inside of home. >>darya: in oregon teenager is facing charges for hiring a prostitute after his mom call the police to report a burglary here is the survey was video that showed women entering the house about 10 minutes later she leaves the home on a called 911 to report cash was stolen from her home and after investigating the case that at to determine the woman and a video was a prostitute that wa

borge so there's the italian sources and the greatest observers of the maritime economy were in venice so i had to use chancellorresque venetian. so be able to give everyone's own perspective on the stories i couldn't just rely on the spanish perspective. i needed to incorporate everyone's to be able to tell the story well, and i think i was very foolish in not understanding how hard that would be. i had great difficulty finding documents, finding good translations of documents, setting myself up to do feeble transitions of documents i could take to people who were good translators of documents, and i i had to pay for translations, and that was the only way i could tell what i really found in this global story. >> that is extraordinary. you mention that in your preface. so, you learned some of those languages and others -- >> well, the spanish i was really -- i was extremely fortunate in the time period of isabella's life. in the 1400's people were still writing with hand manuscripts and today it's almost impossible for us to read hand-written manuscripts from the 1400s. they're impene

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somebody venice would see it differently and they might have key perspectives and they might also each have a specific great detail about what happened, the conflict, the crash, what happened, who saw it, and that's how -- good journalism is very deeply researched, very deeply reported. and of course that's one of the thing that is tragedy now, that we're lose ago much of that deep reporting, but i'm glad to say that it think a lot of it is going into book writing. >> maybe. not here. but also, it's journalism but it has visual intensity, too. that one of the thing that was so impressive about all these books you could really see the figures -- i'm tempted to call them, which buzz that historical figures -- imbedded in this web of detail that was very -- made them come alive. what about, terry, trying to find sources that you didn't really -- you didn't invent scenes, i assume, but you came very close in your -- this is not an accusation. i'm just inquiring. we're all on good terms. but when you have people speaking and having dialogues with each other, how does that work? and i know w

can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway? thanks. >> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990 is a wide-ranging federal civil- rights law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities. title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. . >> we all know a major earthquake will eventually hit san francisco ar

can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway? thanks. >> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990 is a wide-ranging federal civil- rights law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities. title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point.

we have joe calling in from venice, florida.ler: i don't think it is whether he is a conservative or i support mr. trump because primarily in my 50 years voted for john kennedy in my first election. this is the very first time in my lifetime that the people have a chance to vote for somebody who is not owned by the wealthiest establishment on either side. strangely enough there is somebody on the other side who is also not owned, and it would be wonderful for this country to have a trump versus ernie election. host: did you support trump since the beginning of this race? caller: it was clear when he said he was not going to self fund. that settled it for me. host: melvin from florida, you are supporting some of other than trump. caller: [indiscernible] -- lete it back to trump me get back to trump and the conservatives. thenow he is talking about great people and treasure. another billionaire who bailed icahn, his fund is now being downgraded. and all these people. bankruptcies,four they build you out and help you get to that si