city. >> assembly member linda rosenthal. a quick up day. at 6:47 p.m. there was an electrical disturbance in the system affecting approximately 62,000 customers in the manhattan area. this was caused by a power outage on the west side of manhattan. the fire department police department and emergency management responded quickly to the scene and we are working closely with con-ed to restore power as quickly as possible. we have no reports of injuries or fatalities at this time. we also have a list of those individuals that are in lifesaving equipment at work with them to make sure they have what they need. we have put together a joint task force with the pd and the fire department to make sure that nobody is stuck in a net elevator still appeared right now but to turn it over to the ceo of con-ed john mcavoy to give us an update from con-ed.

local elections after around 30 mostly opposition candidates were banned from running for the city assembly election officials say the candidates failed to gather enough genuine signatures opposition leader alexina vonnie joined the demonstrators. and tens of thousands are marching through london in one of the biggest pro europe rallies the country has seen the march for change is calling for britain to scrap and remain a member of the european union the rally comes days before a new prime minister's due to be sworn in on wednesday the front runner boards johnson has said britain will leave the e.u. as planned on october 31st with or without a deal. w. correspondent charlotte potts is following this story for us in london and sent us this assessment the main message of the protesters here today is no to paris johnston yes to the european union the timing of this monstrous crucial in just 4 days far as johnson will most likely move and to downing street number 10 and he has promised to take britain out of the european union come what may this is what worries many protests to see a possible n

and fair elections after around 30 mostly opposition candidates were banned from running for the city assembly election officials say the candidates failed to gather enough genuine signatures opposition leader alexei joined the demonstrators. several 1000 people have attended a funeral service in northwest in the northwestern bosnian town of door for 86 muslims killed by serbs in 1992 victims were among some 200 bosnian muslims and croats shot on the edge of a cliff on mt last which the remains were found in a mass grave in 2017. 50 years ago today the american astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin became the 1st humans in history to set foot on the moon it's an defining event being commemorated across the world today the space race is back on and global powers are again competing for supremacy over nasa says it intends to send a 2nd mission to the moon in 2024 leaving behind an orbiting research station but the real race is now over satellite security space weapons and sending a human mission to mars. now to many it may seem like sheer lunacy but if you've been on social media today there

and fair local elections after 30 mostly opposition candidates were banned from running for the city assembly election officials say the candidates failed to gather enough genuine signatures opposition leader alexina vonnie joined the demonstrators. 50 years ago today the american astronaut neil armstrong and buzz aldrin became the 1st humans in history to set foot on the moon it's an epic defining event being commemorated across the world today the space race is back on and global powers or again competing for supremacy nasa says its it intends to send a 2nd mission to the moon in 2024 leaving behind an orbiting research station but the real race is now over satellites security space weapons and sending a human mission to mars. if you've been on social media today there's a good chance you've seen at least one person claiming the moon landings were fake you know for more on why so many people online are claiming that never happened i'm joined now by d.w. digital reporter erin tilton erin why does this conspiracy theory continue to be out there well i think what's with like with a lot of diff

refused to register opposition leader alexei navalny and other kremlin critic seeking to run for city assembly seats in september. 50 pilot whales have been discovered dead on a beach in remote western iceland it's not known what cause of the mammals to become stranded local biologists say large groups of the social animals regularly wash up on land in the area and die but it now seems to be happening more often. tens of thousands. marching on the streets of london in one of the biggest pro e.u. rallies the country has ever seen the march for change is calling for the u.k. to reverse direction and remain a member of the european union it comes days before a new prime minister is due to be sworn in on wednesday the front runner boris johnson has said britain will leave the e.u. as planned on october 31 with or without a deal. correspondent charlayne potts is standing by for us in london charlotte we're witnessing another big e.u. rally in the u.k. why now. well that's right michael the timing of this mob really quite interesting because that you mentioned in 3 days a new conservative leader wil

city streets. the california state assembly bill 342 would have allowed for cameras to take pictures of license plates of drivers breaking the law. but it failed to pass, mainly over privacy concerns. according to sfmta speeding is the cause of 25% of fatal accidents here in san francisco. two days ago sfpd tweeted that speeding, running red lights and distracted driving are big problems. they want to remind drivers to slow down and pay attention. as you mentioned, on sunday a man was killed and his wife seriously injured when a woman drove through a red light in a rented tesla. police now believe that the driver was speeding. >> if not on auto pilot, can we say that the driver was at fault? >> so far that's what it looks like, yes. speed was the primary collision factor. >> reporter: sfmta has been working with local community groups on ways to improve safety at taylor street between market and center streets. that open house is tonight from 4:30 to 6:30. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> the driver accused of a hit and run crash that killed a well-known san francisco grosser in 2017 is o

if it survives it will have to pass through the full city and the assembly. the earliest we could see the rebates would probably be sometime next year. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the victim of a deadly shooting in the mission district was a 15-year-old boy. that, according to the chronicle. he was found just after midnight on monday. they tried to save his life but he diede en >>> the man accused of killing two people in san mateo county says he wants to represent himself in court. he pleaded not guilty to murder charges yesterday. a hearing on whether he can represent himself is set for next wednesday. prosecutors say he lured his victims to skyline boulevard to kill them. in a jailhouse interview, he told abc7 news he doesn't remember anything incident and woke up in the hospital. >>> happening today, the san francisco fire department is set to release results from an unprecedented study to evaluate the health and saoefety of the crews responding. the department's cancer prevention foundation has been monitoring 150 firefighters who responded to the fir

city. california state assembly bill 342 would have allowed for cameras to be set up. but it failed to passion last year, mainly over privacy concerns. according to sfmta speeding is the cause of 25% of fatal accidents here in san francisco. as you mentioned, on sunday a man was killed and his wife seriously injured when a woman drove through a red light in a rented tesla. police now believe that the driver was speeding. >> if not on auto pilot, can we say that the drive e was at fault? >> so far that's what it looks like. speed was the primary collision factor. >> reporter: sfmta has been working with local community groups on ways to improve safety at the taylor street intersection between market and center street. that open house is 4:30 to 6:30 tonight to discuss their proposals. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> new developments in the case of a man san francisco police call the ride share rapist. a judge ruled dna taken from the suspect can be used as evidence in the case. police say orlando vilchez lazo posed as a driver and attacked four women. ther

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city council seat. we also won the assembly seat, the female leadership, the male leadership. we control the community board, the judicial delegates. we control the local judge in that area it all came out of operation power. and because we did that the first solution was the infrastructure. i kid you not pick you have to come to east new york. do we have foreclosures and crime. yes. we have three new $100 million schools built in east new york. we have a $50 million state-of- the-art two-story youth center. we have a group called man up running the youth center. putting pressure on the mayor to give us $400,000 annually to run a. we have a new $36 million library that is coming into east new york. they are building it in the area where there was some enslaved africans buried. we told them to stories on top of the library. we wanna cultural museum to honor the african-american people. and we are going to get it. we were able to get a shopping mall. they tried to bring a walmart. they said you're not going stop walmart. we stopped at walmart. we said get out of here. and we got

city council resident, the state senator, as well as assembly member sawyer, head of the california democratic party, rusty hispanics. for somebody who did not have a title in the end, who was not wealth or means but was just somebody who showed up every single day for every fight, she left an impact. she will definitely be missed because we know that she made california and los angeles and this country a better place to live. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. talib, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i stand before you as the granddaughter of palestinian grandmother, who yearns to experience equality, human dignity, and freedom. i stand before you the daughter of palestinian immigrants. parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment. so i can't stand by and watch this attack on our freedom of speech and the right to boycott the racist policies of the government and state of israel. i love our country's freedom of speech, madam speaker. dissent is how w

assembly . >>> today the u.s. women's national soccer team will be honored with a parade and actually to celebrate their world cup wood. it is the cities first tickertape parade since the woman's team won the 2015,. stuck it gets underway the next half hour the world cup champs

millions headed to the polls in pakistan's tribal areas to vote for a provincial assemblies for the 1st time. plus and city is take to the streets of london as the country edges closer to a change in leadership. welcome to the program the u.k. foreign office has summoned iran's diplomat for talks as tension continues to escalate in the gulf britain has already warned all its ships to avoid the strait of hormuz for now now the caution from the u.k. foreign secretary comes after iran sees a british flying to oil tanker in the strait on friday gerri month spoke to the iranian foreign minister jobs are if to express what he called extreme disappointment. we will respond in a way that is considered robust and we are absolutely clear that if this situation is not resolved quickly there will be serious consequences france and germany have condemned the seizure and the u.s. central command has intensified air patrols over the strait in response to terror on's action it's also deploying troops to saudi arabia against what it says are credible threats their arms opened an investigation into alleged violations by bri

cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives still requiring assembly vote and the governor's signature. he hopes an injection of money and the incentive encourage cities and counties to amend or creek ordinances to make it easier to approve and build new affordable housing. the legislation will also allow the state to sue a city or county for falling short on production with that money comes new rules, new regulations new accountability new focus. >>a regional strategies we don't see results that money is going to pull back the 8 housing will begin accepting applications for a stroll avistar on monday. the project is near completion. the doors are expected to open this fall in emeryville felecia all kron 4 news. in the south bay, a warning for residents about illegal fireworks in san jose. >>all types of fireworks are banned except from permitted 4th of july event so if you're caught with fireworks. you could be looking at a fine of up to $500 residents are urged of course to report any illegal fireworks online more information on this online reporting

resolution to oppose california state assembly bill number 68 authored by some remember philip tang unless amended to provide jurisdictional deference to the city and county of san francisco and other early adopters of permissive accessory dwelling unit regulations. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you. colleagues, this is the second time that this has appeared on our agenda. i absolutely salute and concur with our assembly member's desire to spread accessory dwelling units throughout the state of california, however, there are two profound concepts that are important for the city and county of san francisco. first is since the advent of a.d.u.s in this municipality is that the vast majority of them are subject to regulatory agreements pursuant to the costa hawkins act that allows them to be subject to a rent stabilization ordinance, chaptee code and i would like to make sure that anything that is done statewide continues to honor that in the city and county of san francisco as well as other municipalities that have rent-controlled regulations. in addition, there are provisions as it is currently written that could undermine san francisco's evict

it includes a process to punish cities that don't meet housing goals. the assembly will vote on it friday. >>> happening today, vaping advocates will launch in effort to rollback the new ban on e- cigarettes. the coalition for reasonable vaping regulation says the law is har har fum for adult choice and the economy. they will submit a petition to replace the ban with measures to prevent youth vaping while allowing adults to buy e- cigarettes. it is scheduled to go into effect next year. >>> along time giants ceo larry baer is returning to the team this morning after serving a 3- month suspension. he was suspended without pai after a public altercation with his wife was captured on video. he will keep the title of ceo but will have less power. rob dean will stay in charge with a new tight glel coming up y. one bay area beach is beefing up patrols overnight. and a solar spectacle in just a few hours. how you can watch with the experts. >> amazing. all right. >>> we are starting off the day mainly clear. some patchy fog roll from the pacific of the that is live view. p

. >> guyio and a los angeles city council member recently testified before the state assembly supporting tough law that he believes would eventually stop the shows. >> if i catch you doing the sideshow on the first strike, i get to keep your car. >> making it even more dangerous you may have noticed these roman candle-like fireworks were shooting off flames into the air during that sideshow creating even more daer. they find gun shell casings out an here at the locations. but council member guyio said he's afraid it's going to take multiple tragedies maybe fatalities as these sideshows before lawmakers really make tough decisions and enforce or pass tougher laws. live in oakland, thom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> now, it's a good thing this san leandro starbucks was not open this morning. a car crashed into the store causing major damage. today crews are boarding up the place. alameda county fire investigators say everyone in the car was gone by the time they got there and so far, no one has been caught. >> an update now to the hit and run involving a tesla. los gatos police arrested th

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not been approved by the police the original assembly was approved but not the march that should follow now protesters have dispersed. scattered around the city and occupying several locations in the city center this one here is one of the city's major shopping districts behind me you can't see it now because people are standing in front of it people have erected metal barricades here they have also smashed bricks that they might hurl at the police if the police came to attack here and. similar scenes are reported from other parts of the city so the protesters are now trying to block as many strategic points in the city as possible sounds like they're starting to barricade themselves in i mean are we expecting then this to be another long night in hong kong. yes we are expecting that we have been expecting this from the beginning because at the moment the police did not approve the march their chances for a peaceful march were already gone because the protesters are not deep to deterred by police than the police. you cannot just ban these these marches easily so but at the moment that is not approved they can interfere very easily they will i

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city or the firear you.>>eghbors aakg ers iirwn hands. we'll s the disaster bunkers they have assembled for themselves and their neighbors. you can see our original report, turned >>> disneyland is usually packed this time of year. >> visitors are noticing something unusual for this time of year since the park's star wars galaxy's edge edition opened up, the park has been seeing smaller crowds and shorter lines. weekday wait times for the haunted mansion, pirates of the caribbean, and the jungle cruise ride have been about 20 minutes or less. >> it seems like that's not as many people. we've been able to get on and off without even a fast pass. >> it was like ten, 15 minute waits on the rides. >> disneyland says the park isn't quieter at all. it claims the shorter wait time and it is lines are intentional since the new addition to the park has boosted its capacity by 20%. >> either they're at disneyland the wome s in l.a.se o tonight. a former raider has reinvented himself as a professional pok >>> they partied on the 18th floor swimming pool, a $100 million yacht, then flew across the

cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives wiring assembly vote and rnor's signature. action of money and the incentive encourage cities and counties to amend or creek ordinances to make it easier to approve and build new affordable housing. the legislation will also allow the state to sue a city or county for falling short on production with that money comes new rules, new regulations, luke and ability new focus. >>a regional strategies we don't see results that money is going to pull back the 8 housing will begin accepting applications for a stroll avistar on monday. e t is near completion. the doors are expected to open this fall in emeryville felecia all kron 4 news. >>our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and show you a live picture when we call a cotton, candy that's what every >>and meteorologist dave spahr is here to give it the proper lingo as well as to tell us what's ahead a little bit of fog to which we're watching for the july 4th holiday and unfortunately there is a system that's going to traverse. >>across the bay area. probably by thur

city council seat. we also won the assemble seat, leadership,emale the male leadership. board.rol the community we also control the judicial delegates. the local judge from that area, all came out of operation power. because we did that, our first solution was the infrastructure. you not, you've got to come to east new york. foreclosures? yes. do we have crime? yes. got three new $100 million schools built in east new york. three new ones. a $15 million state-of-the-art, two-story youth center and we got our a.t. man-up, inc., brother mitchell, running the youth center, put pressure on the to give us $400,000 a year to run it. have a new $36 million coming into east new york and they're building it in somerea where there was africans buried on it. them we want a cultural museum to honor our african people and we're going to get it. we also was able to get a them -- what do you call mall, where -- shopping right? and one of the malls they tried in what is that place? walmart. they're trying to bring in walmart. you're notharles, going to stop walmart. stopped walmart. we

so this one here is fresh off our assembly line how's it controlled it looks at various sensors all around the city and when you when you position yourself correctly with your shoulders basically center over your lead foot it knows you want to take another step because it looks kind of unnatural it's suddenly just standing like this turns out people only really do that when they're going to take another step so then it takes another so how's that used to clinical practice at the moment so right now it's designed for use in a rehab center with a physical therapist the dream of course is that eventually you get those units and as in your replace the more and more the wheelchair time during their day. all russia rides with these parents to use the exit seat and to walk for the 1st time since his accident i've been doing really for it yeah let's go. do. you need. an attached to this so yeah that's one of their safety right you know. this is a good look though it's good. it would suggest. 123 or straight down. but i. feel interesting. very interesting. it's the 1st step is always the right. and. do you

so this one here is fresh off our assembly line how's that controlled it looks at various sensors all around the city and when you when you position yourself correctly with your shoulders basically center over your lead foot it knows you want to take another step right because it looks kind of unnatural it's suddenly you're standing like this turns out people only really do that when they're going to take another step so then it takes another step so how is it used to clinical practice at the moment so right now it's designed for use in a rehab center with a physical therapist the dream of course is that eventually you get those home units and then you're replacing the oram or the wheelchair time during their day. all russia rides with these parents to use the exit seat and to walk for the 1st time since his accident i've been doing really for it yeah let's go. do. you need. an attached to this so yeah that's one of their safety right you know. this is a good look those who are. here would suggest. 123 or straight down. but i have a fairly interesting. very interesting. all right so the 1st step is a

cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives wiring assembly vote and the governor's signature. action of money and the incentive encourage cities and counties to amend or creek ordinances to make it easier to approve and build new affordable housing. the legislation will also allow the state to sue a city or county for falling short on production with that money comes new rules, new regulations new accountability new focus. >>a regional strategies we don't see results that money is going to pull back the 8 housing will begin accepting applications for a stroll avistar on monday. the project is near completion. the doors are expected to open this fall in emeryville felecia all kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, an arrest has been made in connection to a fire in fremont that fire was late last month and the hills east of missin boulevard near nichols wrote about a dozen homes were threatened. investigators say the fire started when 2 people got into an argument and they say the woman who you just saw fired a flare from a pellet gun at a man but missed him an

trying to hide evidence of its violent breakup of a city an outside military headquarters that killed more than 100 people. nigeria's national assembly went into lockdown early on tuesday after shots were fired during fighting between police and a group of shia muslim protesters demonstrators say 2 people were shot by police trying to enter the assembly building islamic movement of nigeria has protested regularly outside the parliament calling for the release of their leader has been into tensions 2015 italy's hardline interior minister has shut down a large migrant center in sicily but air so they need to at the center prior to its closing and underlined the drop in migrant arrivals in the country was once the biggest reception center in europe and had been due to close for a number of years after prosecutors uncovered what they said were illegal activities. it's not for us or of the whole show is yeah this was a promise i made not only to the sicilians but the italians the biggest migrant sense in europe a business of dozens and dozens of millions of euro's and it had become as proven by the prosecutor's office a center base for th

together to make the advanced saturn missile, assembled in a new building to be built at cape canaveral, as tall as a 48-story structure, as wide as a city lanes.and as long as two in these last months 45 satellites have cervical the earth. 40 of them were made in the united states of america. they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. the mariners spacecraft -- now on itscecraft way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in the stadium on the 40 yard line. are helping our ships at sea to steer a safer course. satellites have given us unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms and will do the same for icebergs. to be sure, to be sure we are behind, and will be the hind for some time in manned flight, but we do not intend to stay behind, and in this decade we will make up and move ahead. [applause] kennedy: the growth of our science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our universe and environment. by new techn

cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives wiring assembly vote and rnor's signature. action of money and the incentive encourage cities and counties to amend or creek ordinances to make it easier to approve and build new affordable housing. the legislation will also allow the state to sue a city or county for falling short on production with that money comes new rules, new regulations, luke and ability new focus. >>a regional strategies we don't see results that money is going to pull back the 8 housing will begin accepting applications for a stroll avistar on monday. the project is near completion. the doors are expected to open this fall in emeryville felecia all kron 4 news. >>president trump is now promising to stop california from expanding health care coverage to undocumented immigrants regardless of their immigration status. state assembly budget chair phil ting says lawmakers knew this could be a fight but he says it is a fight worth having. >>and we're not going to be bullied by the president voters are people feel a very a strong sense that

city. we support that bill. it is making its way through the assembly right now. the third bill is ab 1112. this is a bill sponsored by assembly member friedman that would have limited the regulations that local authorities will be able to place on shared mobility devices including scooters and bike share. for san francisco, it would have included our lock to devices, parking guidelines and our equity in low income programs. it would have limited some of the data we were able to collect to help enforce our program. due to strong opposition from cities, i know san francisco worked on this a lot, and a lot of the safety advocates, the bill was turned into a two-year bill so it would not be moving forward the session which we are really excited about, because we have a very robust program in place right now that we are, you know, in the midst of evaluating and making sure it is working correctly and we want to maintain that authority. the next bill is 8713 - - - ab 1713 lowering the blood alcohol comment - - content. several states have considered this, but utah is the only one that has been s

clustered together to make the advanced saturn missile assembled in a new building to be built at cape canaveral as tall as a 48-story structure. as wide as a city block. as long as two lengths of this field. within these last 19 months at least 45 satellites have circled the earth. some 40 of them were made in the united states of america. and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those in the soviet union. [applause] the mariner spacecraft now on its way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science, the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral to dropping it in this stadium between the 40 yard lines. transit satellites are helping our ships at sea through safer course. satellites have given it unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms and will do the same for forest fires and icebergs. we have had our failures but so have others, even if they do not admit them and they me -- may be less public. [applause] to be sure we are behind and will be behind for some time in manned flight. but we do not intend to stay behind a

cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives still requiring assembly vote and the governor's signature. he hopes an injection of money and the incentive encourage cities and counties to amend or creek ordinances to make it easier to approve and build new affordable housing. the legislation will also allow the state to sue a city or county for falling short on production with that money comes new rules, new regulations new accountability new focus. >>a regional strategies we don't see results that money is going to pull back the 8 housing will begin accepting applications for a stroll avistar on monday. the project is near completion. the doors are expected to open elia all k 4 news. >>also in the headlines president trump is promising to stop california from expanding health care coverage to undocumented immigrants state assembly budget chair phil ting says lawmakers knew this could be a fight but he says it's a fight worth having. >>and we're not going to be bullied by the president are voters are people feel a very a strong sense that we should be ens

city. but to division insists that he's done nothing wrong saying that the dinner that the national assembly with links to his job at the time and parliament. and that the renovations were legal. meanwhile his team at the town's a nother fire on wednesday his chief of staff me good clown resigned after it was revealed that she kept social housing in paris for twelve years. despspite not living in t the capital this followingng a nothr report by may get back. the embattled environment minister has fought off calls to step down the scandal comes at a difficult time for manual michael's governments. yeah t the vest protesters stagd months of demonstrations angry at budget cuts in a quantity and the increasing impression that the ruling party is out of touch with ordinary french people. more i'm joined by paul smith is associate professor in french the university of it nothing i'm in the united kingdom thanks very much for talking to us about how serious all thesese allegationss particularlyy. in l light of what is now the second story. about -- his social housing. well i think that the very ser

have agreed on a package of incentives for cities to create ordinances that make it easier to build affordable housing that measures still requires an assemblyote. it will also allow the state to sue for falling short of production. >>with that money comes new rules, new regulations new accountability new focus, a regional strategies we don't see results then money is going to pull back. >>the new emeryville housing complex will begin accepting applications on monday. and thousands of people are visiting solano county to take pictures of sunflowers and at the same time there trampling over the multimillion-dollar crop and ruining the sun flowers that they think are so beautiful, they're blooming season last just a couple of weeks. so that's why people want to get in there and take a pscture while they can. but tourists are driving down narrow roads and blocking farm equipment and then trouncing all over the place the flowers are being damaged and growers say that it's ruining everything. >>hope people entering stitches and there's plenty of places to trip fallen get hurt. and and we just don't need that extra exposure of injuries, some of th

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but that is megan rapinoe speaking in new york city right now to the tens of thousands of fans who have assembledrate that world cup championship. this morning, rapinoe and her teammates basking in their well-deserved glory first with the ticker tape parade. and now there's a ceremony where each of the 23 players are being presented the key to the city by new york city mayor bill de blasio. the crowd erupted in cheers. one of those cheers of course were chants of equal pay. >> equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! equal pay! >> it has become well known now that the u.s. women's team, while world champions once again continue to earn less than their male counterparts who have never won a championship. rapinoe taking to the podium and imploring people to love more and hate less. she talked about her future with rachel maddow last night. >> i'm excited to see where i can take this. how do we bring it out of sports and soccer and the things that we've been doing into something way bigger. i think i'm ready for that next thing. i want to be more impactful. leverage this moment but also understan

government, they seized the building and was used as an assembly center to process the hunters of japanese americans that lived in the city before they were sent to the concentration camps. during the incarceration period, the school was entrusted to the good-faith of booker t. washington community center. and after the war, the building was returned to them and resumed recent operations. in the late 1960s and seventies, japan town was hit again with the urban renewal and after the urban renewal, they further reduce the families in the japanese-american community. it served as a time when it was hard to operate and offset operating costs. thank you very much. >> thank you. i do have the speaker cards. i forgot. >> good afternoon. my name is alina and i work at japan town task force which is right across from the sweet stop i would like to give a comment on their importance to the japan town community. i'm in strong support of the businesses application to the legacy business registry. when i started my first internship five years ago at the japanese cultural centre in japan town, one of the first places my new coworkers t