gigi gunther, planning staff. the fifth and final legacy business registry application is for hyde street studios, first opening in 1980 at 245 hyde street as a multirecording studio, offering affordable pricing for recording, producing, and mixing services. hyde street services is the successor to wally hyder recordings and is known for producing the san francisco sound, with artists such as the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, santana, and credence clearwater revival. it is the longest running multiroom recording studio still running in the bay area. hyde street's clients are mainly bay area artists and groups, although the studio has served big names in the punk rock genres including green day and tupac shakur. hyde street studios has continuously given back to the tenderloin and local and independent musician communities through lending its space for youth through local organizations including hyde street community center and youth california. staff is supportive of the application and adding the business to

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ladies and gentlemen, mpd officer gunther yashida, officer fry tag, and a third officer, jeffrey smith, also put their lives on the line on january 6 and they suffered mightily. sadly, they took their own lives afterwards. this lawsuit seeks justice for them, their families and the many officers who still live with the pain from january 6. let me thank you for gathering here today and now let me pass the microphone to congresswoman eleanor holmes norton, who has spent her life fighting for the equality that this country aspires for. she has spent her life fighting for the freedoms and democracy that the police officers fought for on january 6. it is my honor to introduce you again can -- again to congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >> thank you, attorney general racine. i appreciate how you have laid out the purposes for this press conference and i particularly appreciate the lawsuit that you creatively are bringing. i am pleased to welcome to the capitol our other guests, who you will hear from shortly. on january 6, the u.s. capital -- capitol was attacked by individuals seeking to

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