they made stops in an east bay account called russell city. >> russell city was somewhere that all the artass respected. russell city, los angeles, oakland, richmond are the four major cities that created what is called west oaks blues. >> reporter: ruppel city was an unincorporated town of about 1400 people. >> larger numbers of african- americans from the south, migrating for job opportunities in the bay area. >> reporter: history machida aurora said because of segregation and title restrictions in the bay area at the time, most of russell city's residents were black and latino. >> since they were not permitted to either rent or buy housing in the larger communities, they were steered to the other areas, russell city being one of them. people had no infrastructures, so they had electricity because they hooked up car batteries. they had water because it was well water. >> reporter: what the town lacked in wealth, they made up in a culture which is an entrepreneurial spirit. the community built its own school. there were several different churches between the town's 12 square block, an

russell city was one of them. people had no infrastructure they had electricity because they hook it up car batteries. they had water because there was no water. >> reporter: what they lacked in wealth, it made up in cultural riches and entrepreneurial spirit pick the bill it's on school with seven churches. there was modest mom-and-pop nightclubs with music legends. >> bobby with the sexist phone. ray charles, and they used to come out here. they really learned. ronnie stewart is the executive director of the blues society but takes place every july here. >> we have schools were music listens to the roots. it is right there in the open city and west oakland. trick you can come for russell city, this is what you will find, this was incorporated and they tore down the town and put up the industrial park. >> they changed every street name. >> they totally erased all vestiges of the people who lived there. >> reporter: in downtown hayward, is the only visual reminder of the vibrant past.>> they moved that library beh

the music they are listening to the roots are in russell city. >> if you look for russell city this is what you will find. in 1964 hayward tore down the land and put up a industrial park. >> they changed every street name. erased all vestages of the people that lived there. >> a mural is the only visual reminder of the past. >> they moved the library and it's behind the house. >> sam spent the first 20 years of his life in russell city. >> it was a great group of people. >> he and other past residents have worked hard to keep memory of their hometown alive. they are unit for barbecheartwa reunions was filmed. >> to see the warmth and the hugs. people would hug each other. that's worth it. you can't buy that. a city lost to the maps but found in the memories of the people who once called it home and the musical legacy it left behind. >>> we have showers in the general vicinity. mostly in the central valley and moving south from the weak weather system that motored through the area. you will see the lightning strikes in modesto. this was 8:00, 9:00. just east of the area. out in reo vis

robot historian maria ochoa wrote about russell city. she says because of segregation and title restrictions in the bay area at the time, most of russell city's residents were black and latino. >> which means they were permitted to either rent or buy housing in the larger communities. they were in other areas, russell city being one of them. >> people had no infrastructure, so they have electricity because they hooked up car batteries. they had water because there was well water. >> reporter: but what the town lacked in wealth, and made up for in cultural riches and entrepreneurial spirit. the committee they built it on schools. there are several different churches between the towns 12 square block, and club like the country club hosted music legends. >> bobby forte, ray charles a beatmeyou to come out here, and they had to come out here and really learn. >> reporter: ronnie stewart is the executive director of the west coast blues society and founder of the russell city blues festival that takes place every july in hayward. >> i tell th

russell westbrook of the oklahoma city thunder broke will chamberlain's record, recording a ten tenth straight triple dou. they beat portland by ninth. phil mickelson completed his play on monday day. first win on american soil for phil in six years. his grandfather worked at pebble beach when it first opened in 1919. the nfl and the mlb, heisman trophy winning quarterback, kai lettekyler picked football. he had signed a $4.66 million bonus with the oakland a's. he has to give most of it back but gets to keep $210,000 reportedly. garth brooks reported a pittsburgh pirates springs training on monday. he is raising money and awareness for his teammates for kids foundation. still playing with the kids. gerri: i love that. yeah, lefty. i have to say it. he got caught in that big storm pebble beach over the weekend. >> 4 44 career wins for phil mickelson. gerri: amazing. count the rings. thank you, jared max. you can catch the sports reports on fox news me headlines on sirs 115. cheryl: we're looking at a positive start to the trades day, the s&p it up 16 and-a-half, nasdaq up 53. we may h

a new record oklahoma city thunder star russell westbrook had his tenth straight game with a triple double that beats the legendary wilt chamberlain's record of nine such games in a row. over 50 years ago. the thunder also went on to beat the portland trail blazers 120-119, i believe, the score was. westbrook finished the game with 21 points, 14 rebounds, and 11 assists. his teammate paul george also had a triple double playoff. a big night for him. jierchlt a giant among men seeing him do it at 6'4" do it fantastic. >> they're 9-1 they're hot. the third fastest player to 100 triple-doubles chamberlain is on that list. west brook who is the third >> oscar robinson. big o. >> can't even stump me with those. >> you are 6ers? >> 6ers. >> they're hot >> they're going to win a title. >> are you making the call going to win the title >> done. >> there you go. >> under armour results are on tap. a slew of other retailers. we'll break down the big names you need to watch. plus, unleash the bills. one of the most famous minds on wall street is betting big on america. why paul tutor jones says we ar

, the vice chair of the transportation planning boarso he city of frederick. thank you so much for being here to talk about whatrgsbly my favorite topic. it is my favorite topic. planes, trains accide, how we a around the region. when is it alloing to get better? we'll cover all of this. let's start by doing this. in your opinions, because all of you are so heavily involved ie ransportation network around here, what is the biggest thing that d we'reling with at this moment? is it metro? is it our roats? s the issue that really is the sticking point in your opinion right now for the d.c. region? i'll srt with you. >> from a transportation planner's perspective, it is everything. the region is very diverse. certain modes of transportation work forin people for cer types of trips for certain times of the day andth days o week. there are times where i travel by metro. there are times when i travely driving. soere are times when i walk or bike. ll of these things is what we need to be looking at if we want to address the current condition of th problems we have, bu

. >>> with the city in boston, it was a slick move by tyree irving , the thunder is down 4, russell westbrook, two of his 26 points. that as up to a triple double. the thunder needs to stop, irvin -- irving says, no way. 124-129. >>> it is the final round of that waste management, in scottsdale, they had rain to contend with, ricky fowler took a four stroke lead he had taken a drop with a two stroke penalty with a ball that he just dropped rolled back into the water. it did cost him another stroke, it made this put for triple bogey, if there is anything good like that, that was it. hestrong buried 15, and this is his approach at 18 for a part and he could have two putted it and one. -- won . >>> the football game is going on. >> it has not been a high scoring game. >> 3-3. >>> coming up tonight at 10 pm, we will continue to follow this morning's wrong way crash. >> authorities, how they are working to make sure that what happened today doesn't happen again. that story and much more is coming up tonight at 10 pm. >>> good night, everyone. >>> tonight. ♪ they say you should always listen to y

russell kirk was a leading conservative author born in 1918. his book, the conservative mind, was published in 1953. he wrote a column on education for national review and founded journals.vative senior fellow -- senior fellow john o'sullivan talk about russell kirk's influence and legacy in the future of conservatism. the national review institute cohosted this hour-long event. >> good evening. have been a conservative movement about russell kirk? and what has become of -- will become of the movement for which he played so formative and .eaningful role on behalf of the national review institute, i welcome you all here to this special forum, an opportunity to discuss the consequence of one of conservatism's founding fathers. i am a trustee of the institute. also here are fellow trustees stand town and peter travers. our chairman as well as institute president lindsay cragg. i want to say thank you for being part of national review institute key mission, which we have dubbed the buckley legacy project. it seeks to keep fresh and lasting. the tho

next possession, russell westbrook. just clear it out. and let him drive. and score ninth straight triple double for him. >> all right, sounds good. thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> we did it! we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> the grammies air tomorrow night on channel 5 starting with the red carpet arrivals at 4:00. so you will be sure to tune in. i wonder if the beatles won a grammy and they did. their first grammy was for a hard day's night. >> you would hope they had won one. >> but you never know. sometimes truly ground breaking guys. >> ground breaking. our next local newscast tomorrow morning. ( telephone ringing ) hello. what? i can't understand you. who is it? i don't know. some woman crying. hold on. charlie! what? phone for you. who is it? an hysterical woman. are you insane?

you had russell westbrook playing for oklahoma city, you had james harden playing for houston, one of the best scorers in the history of the nba, in a marquee matchup. that game drew a 2.0. the alliance as they call this new football federation drew a 2.1 in that time slot. i think america really wants something in this time after the super bowl when you don't have march madness yet and all these college basketball games really don't mean anything. the nba games don't mean anything. they play 82. doesn't mean anything until they get to the playoffs. i think there's a void there that this alliance is filling. i think they are doing a great job of speeding up the game, taking the referees, all the flags and penalties out of it, and making this more of an epl style game where they partner with mgm, you can sports bet, do your fantasy betting but you speed the game up. stuart: you really know about sports. you really dochlt do. >> i love sports. stuart: thanks so much, john. see you again soon. thank you. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: how about netflix. have you ever shared your password wit

the fact that he incorporated russell kirk, kirk, who scrupulously resisted any call to come either to a great city like washington dc or new york or to a great university, he insisted on staying in a small town and tending to the most humane scale existence as a man of letters. this bringing together of manhattan and mccosta is another great achievement the national review pulled off in the early part of the formation of the conservative movement. and it created an alloy. something stronger than the sum of its components and something that had the flexibility that could deal with both political figures like goldwater and reagan who represented the idealistic side of conservatism and also with figures like richard nixon and donald trump today who represent pragmatic realities but nonetheless battles that many conservatives throughout the decades, including russell kirk himself, still feel need to be fought. whether it is battles for america as a country that has a particular heritage, that is not an ongoing experiment in multiculturalism. this idea that america is a civilization and na

back of the at the other side the accusations that have been made for instance by some leading brick city is today again that said it's the intrenchments and intransigence of the european union that causes the difficult situation and russell says no it is really the hard line breaks the cheers who have no idea how to deliver what they promised but what is the reporting from brussels thank you are as i know about some of the other stories making news around the world. macedonia has signed a an expects session protocol where nato allies bring the country a leader step toward joining the military alliance macedonia's foreign minister and nato secretary general were at the document signing ceremony the move comes out of turn the resolution of a name dispute with police. authorities in thailand have said that a refugee footballer fighting extradition to beheading could remain in jail until august while his case is being decided hacking the was arrested in thailand in november while visiting from australia where he has refugee status and could face a long jail term if extradited to behaving. a

eleven assists you increased his triple double record to eleven games five it wasn't enough oklahoma city fell in the final minutes the pelicans winning one hundred thirty one to one hundred and twenty two. over in orlando florida magic ended a thirteen again this ng st against the charlotte hornets orlando rushed them one hundred twenty seven to eighty nine for their fifth point in a row it looked a bitch scored his fifth string double double with seventeen points and eleven rebounds since the magic's first victory over charlotte since december two thousand and fifteen. when you were new york islanders proved why won once again why they have the best offense in the n.h.l. thomas greased up thirty one shots against the columbus blue jackets on thursday the islanders have only seeded one hundred thirty six goals this season and that's the lowest in the league they won on to win this one three napping. goals now an american jordan speed has a share of the lead in the rain affected genius open in california after a seven hour delay due to the weather only happy field managed to tee off three

a great city like washington, d.c., or new york or to a great university, he insisted on staying in small town acosta and tending to the most humane scale existence as a man of letters. this bringing together of manhattan and mccosta is another great achievement the national review pulled off in the early part of the formation of the conservative movement. and it created an alloy. something stronger than the sum of its components and something that had the flexibility that could deal with both political figures like goldwater and reagan, who represented the idealistic side of conservatism and also with figures like richard nixon and donald trump today, who represent pragmatic realities, but nonetheless battles that many conservatives throughout the decades, including russell kirk himself, feel need to be fought. whether it is battles for america as a country that has a particular heritage, that is not an ongoing experiment in multiculturalism. whether it is the idea that america is a civilization and nation that exists among the world that is often full of hostile forces that we mus

russell westbrook, he goes for his 22 points. that is a triple double for westbrook's. irving says no, and the celtics win 134-129. >>> the sunday of the super bowl is the day for the the final round of the waste management golf tournament. they had rain to contend with. ricky faller -- fowler took the lead. he took a drop in a two stroke penalty. he rolled it back into the water and it did cost him another stroke. that was the triple bogey, if there is anything as a good triple bogey putt, that was there. he birdied 15 and 17 this sets them up for all park, he finishes with 74-2. that is sports for now. >>> coming up next at 11 pm. >> you will remember this throughout the day and week. >>> a deadly scene after the woman drives on highway 101 going the wrong direction. >>> the 11 pm news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> i am frank somerville the wrong way driver hit him head on and nine people were hurt. it happened when the woman drove in the wrong direction then sideswiped two cars then crashed head-on, both drivers were ejected and died at the scene. the accident shutdo

duplex, she survived, only bumps and bruises believe it or not, 50 nearby homes have been evacuated, city says so may have to be red tagged. >>> we are monitoring a levee breach in the north bay, the novato creek overwhelmed a levee and washdot railroad russell near highway 37, that happened between 101 and atherton boulevard, officials say it's possible floodwaters could block lanes on the highway 37. welcome back, good evening. >> days of drenching rain prompting fears of mudslides in the santa cruz mountains. residents who live along bear creek road off 17 are well aware of the risk from muddy, unstable hillsides. kpix 5 devon feely is there, and continues our storm watch coverage for us tonight. >> reporter: we are thankfully enjoying a brief break in today's storm, as people here in the santa cruz mountains see it, a chance to dry out and dig themselves out from the impact of all of this wet weather. roads in the santa cruz mountains today were slick, and the hillsides rain soaked. >> we are in the forest, you say your prayers, you love the redwoods, hope for the best. and we all, ev

russell westbrook extended his nba record with an 11th straight triple double. he became the all-time leading scorer in the history of the oklahoma city thunder. westbrook passed gary peyton on the all-time franchise scoring list. steve kerr's spiking outburst at an official wednesday, he was furnished with a $25,000 fine from the nba. so what's the opposite of make them an offer they can't refuse in how about make a demand they would never accept. according to the associated press, colin kaepernick said if they wanted them to play in their league, his salary would have to be at least $20 million. [ laughter ] >> you know how much aif players make? reports are between $225,000 and $250,000 over three years. non-guaranteed contracts. representatives for the one-time nfl quarterback reportedly met with the aif co-founder last summer. lauren: wha cheryl: what is he smoking? sorry. >> how was your valentine's day? not as cool as this young maple leaf's fan. hey, mitch, be my valentine she writes on the sign. mitch marner comes over, gives her the puck and takes the

scotland's finn russell has been ruled out of their six nations match against france. the fly half hasn't recovered sufficiently after sustaining a head injury playing for his club side at the weekend. and anthony joshua clashed with jarrell miller as the rivals went face to face at their first press conference. the pair will fight at madison square garden on the first ofjune wherejoshua's three world heavyweight titles will be on the line. why? we will be talking about that later. more a big clashes against these heavyweight fighters. they almost feel they have to do it now. well, they lived up to all expectations. part of the fun, all the rigmarole beforehand in boxing. carol is at rhs wisley, in woking, in surrey, where the snowdrops have made an appearance. i bet you are going to show us some beautiful things this morning. absolutely right. i am at rhs wisley in surrey and it is a chilly start but inside it is even colder, i am surrounded by beautiful spring flowers, alpine flowers, such as this one, from the cape of south africa and it is rather fetching. this one

bill buckley was happy to be among the conservatives who lived in new york city and were fighting for conservatism in the most inhospitable of environments. dismissed asr be an elite conservative who had no feel for the great countryside as a whole. the fact that he incorporated russell kirk who scrupulously resisted any call to come either to washington dc or new york or to a great university, he insisted on staying in a small the mainattending to scale existence as a man of letters. bringing together of manhattan and costa is another great achievement the national review pulled off in the early part of the formation of the conservative movement. it created an alloy. of itsr than the sum components and had the flexibility that could deal with both political figures like goldwater and reagan who represented the idealistic side of conservatism and figures like richard nixon and donald trump who represented pragmatic realities but battles that many conservatives including russell kirk himself still need to be need to beeel fought. it is not an ongoing experiment in multiculturalism. whe

tech did better today thanks in part of good earnings and cisco and russell 2000 small caps outperformed again really the highlight of the day the weak retail sales. new york state senator michael gianaris one of the biggest critics of the amazon new york city headquarters deal and will react to amazon's decision today to cancel those plans. >>> investors awaiting a trio of big earnings cbs, nvidia and cannabis company canopy growth. let's talk about this market, though joining us is stephanie link, cnbc contributor and jason fuhrman with us from harvard kennedy school first, though, mike, nice comeback from what looked like a sharp slide that was confirmed in the bond market on the release of that economic data. >> yeah. it was definitely confirmed. reflex lower and then, you know, it just sort of settled it out. you had a bid in the day i'd say the market in this hesitation mode. really started about a week ago. even though we've made nominal highs for the run and basically been flattening out after the very strong run. the breadth of the market remains good support looking at the equa

russell kirk was a leading conservative author born in 1918. his book, the conservative mind, was published in 1953. he wrote a column on education for national review and founded journals.vative senior fellow -- senior fellow john o'sullivan talk about russell kirk's influence and legacy in the future of conservatism. the national review institute cohosted this hour-long event.

. >> our cities tour step recently traveled to visalia, california. about stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> russell kirk was a leading conservative author born in 1918. his book, "the conservative mind" was published in 1953. he wrote a column on education for 35 years and founded the conservative journals. next, national review institute's senior fellow talks about kirk's influence and legacy and the future of conservatism. the national review institute and the russell crowe center cohosted this hour-long event. >> good evening. would there have been a conservative movement without russell kirk? and willhas become of become of the movement fowh