i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco. happy women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was established by congress in order to commemorate

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco. happy women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was established by congress in order to commemorate the passage of the 19th amendment which really provided for the beginning of the women's ability to vote. now, last year, we celebrated the 100-year anniversary of this time period, however, it was covid-19. there were many changes in our life. how we did work. how we interacted with each other. but, what we did see during the pandemic was an incredibly difficult time. it was a difficult time for many of our workers and many of our most vulnerable, our seniors and we also saw that it was a time which really exposed and laid bear some of the inequities that we face as women. women we saw had greater levels of unemployment during this covid-19 time. greater economic instability, and often being many times the primary care gives of also having to make some of the most difficult trade off decisions or going out to work. it was especially during this time we

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco. happy women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was established by congress in order to commemorate the passage of the

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco.py women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was established by congress in order to commemorate the passage of the 19th amendment which really provided for the beginning of the women's ability to vote. w,

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco. happy women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was established by congress in order to commemorate the passage of the 19th amendment which really provided for

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is shining in san francisco. women's equality day. for folks who may not know, in 1971, women's equality was ta

san francisco administrate carmen choo. >> hello, the sun is