not what they wanted to hear. >> say her name and publicly denounce allison cook as racist. >> let me finish up. >> we need the community at the table. people are scared. >> racism has to go. >> reporter: cook and local chapter of national nurses united did not respond to multiple requests for comment. laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> today north bay residents weighed in whether to rename sir francis drake boulevard. thousands signed a petition to rename it. told officials from several communities that change is necessary because of drake's connection to the slave trade. >> will they remember us as the generation who actually addressed the past centuries before us? >> officials plan to next hold a learning session with historians and representatives of indigenous groups. >>> group of community leaders called for leaders in fremont to unite, celebrating diversity and contributions of many cultures. ♪ >> bollywood singer joined the online forum along with speakers from many faiths and fremont police. echoed a message that people from different backgrounds and faiths share similar values an

not what they wanted to hear. >> say her name and publicly denounce allison cook as racist. >> let me finish up. >> we need the community at the table. people are scared. >> racism has to go. >> reporter: cook and local chapter of national nurses united did not respond to multiple requests for comment. laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> today north bay residents weighed in whether to rename sir francis drake boulevard. thounds signed a petition to rename it. told officials from several communities that change is necessary because of drake's connection to the slave trade. >> will they remember us as the generation who actually addressed the past centuries before us? >> officials plan to next hold a learning session with historians and representatives of indigenous groups. >>> group of community leaders called for leaders in fremont to unite, celebrating diversity and contributions of many cultures. ♪ >> bollywood singer joined the online forum along with speakers from many faiths and fremont police. echoed a message that people from different backgrounds and faiths share similar values and

>>liy denounce allison cook? >> we need the community at the table. >> reporter: cook and the local chapter of the union, national nurses united, did not respond to our multiple requests for comment. >>> the 50th anniversary of pride is being reimagined in the bay area this weekend. although the major events have been canceled because of the pandemic. the pride is still shining through virtually. here's cornell bernard. >> that's the pride we're used to in san francisco. the party is still happening online. >> i think we need to get this party started. >> the annual tranls march kicked off a virtual gathering. typically the first major event of pride weekend. >> we need encouragele. we need support. we need to know we are loved. >> reporter: right re starting event. although there was no trans march this year, there is a renewed sense of empower many and focus. >> with black lives matter, we wanted to pivot and do our best to support black lives, especially black trans lives. >> reporter: several marches are sched

reaction to blatant expressions of racism on social media posted by an icu nurse identified as allison cook. the demonstrators handed out flyers with cook's post. in one, cook apparently while working at the hospital is shown giving the middle finger. in another, she write f f f f referring to the black lives movement. >>> that's why we're out here. someone is still protecting her in ways. >> cook worked at the oakland hospitals as recently as last weekend and has been the subject of multiple complaints from co-workers. in a wript en statement, the hospital did not identify her by name. but said she would, quote, no longer be working for sutter health. >> does not say terminated. >> it's unclear if she was te terminated or allowed to resign. >> the human resources are sensitive as you know. >> david clark came outside to talk to demonstrators directly. >> everything that happens in these walls is to provide quality and compassionate care to our people. it doesn't matter the color of their skin, their race or religion. >> the ceo was out here for five minutes talking to the demonstrators. he