i'm penny colter, chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco. >> it is an honor to share in the celebration of this memorable day of your beloved country. i'm wearing a john mama pashmina today that was acquired on a very special family trip that we took to your great country a few years ago. >> i wear it to honor the art of your country and with fine memories of an incredible trip. on that trip we were fortunate to experience new year's eve at the airport in jodhpur, don in varanasi. of course the taj mahal. we walked the kamasutra temple with yes and my then 16 year old son. >> quite interesting and perhaps the most exotic sensory overload in experience of all. >> a traffic jam in delhi. >> i came to appreciate that the fabric and beauty of this pashmina and its handwork is far exceeded by the fabric, richness and beauty of the people of india the country's greatest treasure. >> there are many connections between our great city and your great country. san francisco is a leader in technology and you provide technology leaders google, microsoft, ibm, adobe all blessed wit

i'm penny colter, chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco. >>

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and, you know, there's a lot of speculation before, but we sort of knew i mean, there's colter's law and colter's law that says the longer they take to reveal the longer they take to reveal the identity of the suspect, the more likely it is to not be a white supremacist. and what's also interesting is, you know, a few weeks ago, the muslim council of britain were criticising gb news for covering stories about islamists, and it would really help us. yeah, mainly me, it would really help is not cover stories about islamists. if islamists stopped driving cars into people during christmas, during new year's celebrations and killing people. i mean, we've got to talk about it. it's on the front cover of the paper. >> of course, the guardian are talking about it. so, yeah, the guardian are talking about you're talking about the barriers. are you suggesting that there's been some foul play and that they were saying, that's what i saw on twitter and i'm just irresponsibly repeating it. >> but no, i it.— >> but no, i mean, it. >> but no, i mean, that's what they said. >> as long as you're clea