. >> when he grew up, weldon -- we melt weldon back in 2014 when we covered the story of another womanhe shooting range. >> a customer walked in and i could tell that something was wrong with her. i couldn't tell exactly what but i could read that she was under some kind of stress. >> her name was krystal harris. >> he said, can i help you? i said, i need to buy a gun. and i said that it is not just for putting it away, i said my life is in danger. it's from my husband. and he was like -- whoa. >> crystal, a mother of two young sons told weldon her husband was violent and abusive. she said she wanted to buy a gun for protection. >> so at that point i asked her are you prepared to kill him? because that is a very real possibility. if it's his life, your son's life or your life, then you have to make that decision. after a few moments she said yes, if i have to. >> he took crystal under his wing. taught her to defend herself even stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit? >> yeah. somebody who's in the business of saving lives and a wa

and working in florida right now, home to james weldon and again is like this amazing place right now so it is been a gift and a curse, put it that way. >> there many comments coming into the chance will do my best to relay these to you. one excellent student in her class us about the ways in which you developed and in the ways in which her imagination may have broadened it working on the international african-american museum. how have you developed this is an architect. >> i was in the biggest is freedom, i was taken by the decision to call me one day and say what i take on gardens and this was not something that was part of the original project. this was something that came out of our working together and taking that on was challenging but also empowering. anything since it has pushed me to kind of think that we can be in the landscape and representation and we can begin to put other narratives out there blacks in america, we are not one large thing, we are many and i think the project for me is allowing me to be something that can never be slightly project like this, allow people t

ah, but none of them out there, mamma, members, weldon thomas mcnelson out there, i'll call you and we could remote control removal your condition. we sure to call id his food. she steamer me, stared him tundra m. he had been your son is the yellow nash. i want the tumbler me since these were every year when i when did my relief. she'd date murder. emma, who commission still if there were a, can me yet mildred, contributing years. the solemn as of the history. you burslur the can they be even you make him bernice. so as soon as the purchasing attorney kitchen kid gets it in there or tell me the amount from the i mentioned, the amana jackson deep that i gave you just reaching out to her associate cabins and jack me, they were presented at the source room offensive to all on yes i will be partisan admonished o. 6 sit outside the night at the home of the architect turned shepherd. the next morning they discussed minimalism and the pros and cons of modern city life. and it is hate. yes, she is her. can mine jack will day a shark? yes, your business yoke, the heck is singular, the sheer mus

come up with is mostly dick was a kind of. 1 a conspiracy theories. russians in walton this roger weldon that can you imagine, you know, any western politician blame in any other county, you know, from aerobic wall israel listen that he would now imagine it pointing the finger there behind it. it would be the ice cream to the people will be viewed as anti semites, whatever. but it's absolutely fine for this most. it leads sophisticated liberal obedience to blame. russia for god knows what and i, i find it disturbing, but basically it's, it's, you know, i think if a big big daddy in your uncle, sam is doing it, that means, you know, i'm in a little german station or little french. since i can repeat that to them. oh yeah, exactly. yeah. it's really quite interesting. i'm glad that vladimir brought up all that because during the cold war there was an ideological conflict, a very, very real one. okay. very easy to discern here, but the cold war is over. russia is no longer a communist country. it actually has no state ideology, the speaker, which i find regrettable at times. okay. but it se

. >> barbara weldon, rolling her eyes at the camera was her feminist statement on get smart. >> there should think about what was going on in the '60s. what was subbersive about get smart and framing in the world in such broad strokes that if you as the viewer wanted to attach meaning to it. >> once you're laughing, you forget everything. laughter is a wonderful diversion from thinking about death. >> it's airing in the '60s at the pinnacle of the vietnam war. it's when the marines are being sent off to vietnam. >> you could see like dead bodies on the news every night. and so the idea that you could then escape with a show like gomer pyle has appealing because people didn't want to think of the military in solely negative terms. it was definitely a feeling like let's have a guy who's almost like a thoughback of the old g.i. in the cartoons. >> gollee. >> golly golly golly golly. >> gollee. nothing will happen to your car. >> gomer pyle was many things but it was not in any way reflective of vietnam. >> this is even worst than being married. >> we couldn't watch was dwoemer pile. moth

shots ring out and weldon street before 6:00 p.m. last night but no arrests have been made. >>> a birthday party turned deadly in the east bay. now, one man is behind bars happening around 10:00 last night in oakley. police responded what they called a family disturbance and found two men dead and a man and woman with gunshot injuries. the two rush to hospitals in the area and it is unclear what condition they were in. a 22-year-old man was arrested and the facing murder charges. >>> a live look at oakland and the city dealing with a rising tide of robberies. police say they are up 15% and they have investigated nearly 2200 robberies this year alone. >>> happening tomorrow, alive look at sfo now and the u.s. is set to open its borders to vaccinated international travelers in just a matter of hours. in the u.s. is lifting a pandemic travel ban on international visitors from more than 30 countries who were shut out for 20 months. international visitors will have to show proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. delta says it has

weldon christmas right here.nd a of that front will bring you my tree tomorrow, this and that my little on my little one just for the set to be best if they they decorated and i'm going to do my job over here on yes, it will be sad. you know, the first really have a right. we haven't put anything up have 9 that the way alright. so for going out to decorate our houses today as she is a great day. get up on the letter. do your whole thing. you know, with the lights on your perfect day to today. even tomorrow. if you want to. technically wait. till december starts right either way. get out there and do it. >> the weekend. obviously not bad either. this is just a steady forecast. it looks like midweek next week we could see something that breaks at least the with great to see some rain as in a cloud, but okay. rain as in a cloud, but okay. we'll see tomorrow. i did some early shopping this year. one for you, one for me. awww. i love it. i got us a little something, too. yeah? yep. one for you and one for me. i love i

then on the inside, the contemporaries' quote, we loom larger, everyone from trotter to james weldon johnson to w.e.b. dubois, who is asking wilson to do the right thing. and as we're making this, we're struck by the current cultural context we're in in the last four years where everyone, both of a certain person, oh, he would change, oh, he's going to do the right thing, he's going to do the right -- his consciousness will open up. and we know that none of this manifests. this idea of them taking this wilson's contribution and some of the negativity and we posted them on the outside, the smaller context. as you walk into the piece, you now are face-to-face with this contemporary and wilson is marginalized to the outside and also along the inside is reflection, and it's reflecting you, because you become one of those who are pushing for righteousness. and a funny thing happened on the way to making this memorial or commemorative piece. the black student union still pushed to get wilson's name off the school, even after this was erected. opening day, the president came out and unveile

supervisor weldon's ordinance that would delete life sciences and medical special use district after its first read. supervisor mandolins ordinance that would prohibit the loss of housing services to add a sensory dwelling unit . the appeal for 35 ventura avenue to reach november 9 but the board did take up the appeals of the eir from 469 and the proposed project would demolish the existing surface parking lot which has 176 parking spaces and replace it with 495 dwelling units, 4000 the ground floor retail and envelopeground parking garage. the project would provide 73 affordable dwelling units . the pellets were represented at the hearing by johnoverly . in their appeal statements we found the department could analyze technical issues in the initial study rather than the eir and the department's reliance on state and local code and dvi review process. they believe the findings to be inadequate and disagrees with the departments included in the historic resources impact. risks of other projects can potential to result gentrification and displacement and the appellant disagrees with t