we presented to you the ed lee mural. [applause] >> thank you. i understand you have other skills that i may need, like hypnotherapy and emotional healing. those are things that usually need after i meet with the board of supervisors. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> i forgot my cheat sheet. that was a waste of time. i do want to acknowledge a couple of very important organizations. one is wells fargo. thank you wells fargo. [applause] the other is union bank. thank you very much, at union bank. for those of you who do not know the global arts is a fiscally sponsored program of the women's intercultural network. they just came back from a u.n. conference on women. we will tell you a little bit more later on. [unintelligible] i knew there was something i've was forgetting. one of the important things that happened with this event, the international institute of education partnered with us to help us make this -- thank you very much. that is what they did. they helped make this a very important event. one of the things they did, they have this i

mural rooms unless accompanied by a park rangers. the new rules are to protect the aging art work. >>> san rafael pro baseball team made history. 65-year-old bill spaceman lee broke his own record as the oldest pitcher to win a professional baseball game. former boston red sox, montreal experts pitcher signed a one- game contract with the team. he threw a complete game, gave up eight hits as the pacifics beat maui 9-4. great story. sal, see you are never too old to play baseball. >> no you are never too old to do a lot of things. never too old to be a traffic reporter. >>> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at what we have now. the traffic is doing pretty well. it's a nice friday so far. we are hoping that things stay nice and quiet in san jose it looks good on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. also the morning commute is moving along nicely on interstate 680 as you drive south past mission boulevard. today's weather with rosemary. >>> good morning, to you and happy friday. we have clouds outside our door. patchy dense along parts of the north bay. for the morning hours temperatures cool for the north bay valley locations as well. upper 40s t

greatest generation, although there are blacks in alexandria are quite proud of having a mural on one of the buildings on leet of one of their own that became a tuskegee airman. but on lee street there's a big wreath of flowers so, so when i met the members and talked to the members of the african-american community in alexandria who lived in that area at the time, i said, what's that wreath about? they said that's anna compton's wreath. she was a black woman every year would take a wreath there because she was alive and comet ratehe war. how? by comet rating the black soldiers she knew were killed regardless of what the government said. i saw letters for years after that back and forth with the defense department and everything. civil rights activists in alex san dria, arguing for more disclosure of what happened and the government saying, nothing happened in terms of death in my opinion it was never resolved one way or the other. the point is when you look at localities where people suffered and died, either suffered from race simple, from trauma, grief, post traumatic stress syndrome, the war is not so go