go ahead. >> under pressure, by queen and david lui -- ah. dan: that is fantastic. so sorry for her. she lost iran. she did end up winning $45,000. so she made herself off. she redeemed herself. dan: you have been passionate about so many things in your life and career, but philanthropy, charity work in helping young people is important. david: it is important, and you know that because both of you are involved in that as well. i see you at so many different community events. i volunteer for many organizations. i recently endowed scholarship for asian-american students who go to the school of journalism at northwestern university. that means an awful lot to me. dan: he had a role in your life. kristen: you are one of the asian-american journalists founders and veteran who gave me a scholarship. david: i was on the scholarship review committee that picked you. we knew you were destined for great things. kristen: when i got up, it was such an encouragement, and after watching you all these years, saying in asian-american face on television of the time when there were n

. >> this week, abc 7 news reporter david lui is retiring after more than five decades on television.avid was one of the first asian-american journalists on tv and after more than 50 years here, he does deserve -- so happy for him but we are still in denial about the fact he wants to travel and spend more time on photography. >> we are celebrating his contribution to our community and station. we hope you will join us tomorrow for his last day on the air. david is a great journalist, a wonderful human being. i'm sorry he is calling it quits so early. 50 years is kind of an early retirement but we are going to let him do it. join us as we celebrate truly a wonderful guy. >> we love you, david. when you say san francisco journalism, it is david lui. >> just amazing should >> >> he is a great reporter but he is such a sweet guy. lovely human being. quitting early. >> he could go 60. . >> good for him. >> interesting weather coming our way. a cooldown begin yesterday and continued today. pretty breezy right now. you can see 27 mile-per-hour winds in san francisco. 23 mile per hour ends in

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artists of the last part of the 20th century in the beginning of this one, the likes of david hockney leonard bernstein, luis bosch, who are of the miller, cindy sherman, the all winners of this prestigious award. and also architect, yes, architect that was where we saw in the report, something about the winners in film and sculpture vendors. i way way. what more can you tell us that? well, it's important to say that there are 5 categories to this price art sculpture music architecture, as you mentioned, and film and theater, which have been, which are lumped together in the, in the, in the final category. it's interesting, the art and sculpture separator, but the film and theater and opera joined together. and the last couple of years have been a bit of a setback for those particular forms, film and the performing theater world because of the pandemic. so there were no, there was no reward in that category last year. but as we saw, the vendors took the prize with that this year. great to see you julio, pow lini when the art award. a very witty, stylish, clever artist, 2 grew out of the art pover movement in

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luis gonzales is here. the diving catch in support of alex cobb. allowed three runs. davido show the giants he deserves a roster spot for next year. two homers in the game. this one ties it up at 3-3. the ball jumping in the heat. to the eighth we go. when max muncy sees orange and black, his eyes light up your get two homers last night and three runs at today. good for a guy hitting .197. the dodgers go on to win. a's hosting the braves. they love matt olson in oakland. two on in the first receive invoke. this is a drive. off the wall in left-center. the a's take the early lead. to the second. olson facing ken walter chuck. high heat only. goes down swinging. zero for five in this game. the braves finally in the six. a loja means goodbye. three runs in five and a third. they take both ends of the miniseries. u.s. open tennis. francis t offer taking on andre rueb left. 135 mile per hour serve. 7-6, 7-6, 6-four, the first american man to make the semis in new york. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river ro what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast...

luis gonzales is here. the diving catch in support of alex cobb. allowed three runs. david show the giants he deserves a roster spot for next year. two homers in the game. this one ties it up at 3-3. the ball jumping in the heat. to the eighth we go. when max muncy sees orange and black, his eyes light up your get two homers last night and three runs at today. good for a guy hitting .197. the dodgers go on to win. a's hosting the braves. they love matt olson in oakland. two on in the first receive invoke. this is a drive. off the wall in left-center. the a's take the early lead. to the second. olson facing ken walter chuck. high heat only. goes down swinging. zero for five in this game. the braves finally in the six. a loja means goodbye. three runs in five and a third. they take both ends of the miniseries. u.s. open tennis. francis t offer taking on andre rueb left. 135 mile per hour serve. 7-6, 7-6, 6-four, the first american man to make the semis in new york. your spirit is stronger than your highs and lows. your creativity can outshine any bad day. because you are grea

david, and to tom of the nonpartisan ethics staff. my district staff, wendy and brandy, both of whom are in the gallery. jane, teresa, brian, james, eric and luisand the long hm-time members of team ted who have moved on to other roles but whose contributions to this work over the years are unmatched. josh, joel, jason, ellen, ashley, darcy and jill and daniel. and so many others. thank yous do not is you files -- suffice. no words suffice. you, your work, your service has been so important to so many. and to the staff who keep this whole chamber running, the floor staff here, the cloakroom staff right next door, committee staff across the capitol complex, thank you. to the capitol police who protect us every day but who deserve such enormous gratitude. since the events of january 6 especially, thank you. to the entire team of experts and management over at c.r.s. and the library of congress who are so critical to the legislative process, i thank you. and to everyone on the facilities and food service teams, the architect of the capitol staff, everyone who keeps us fed, keeps our offices clean, makes sure that we get our mail, our flags and eve