[applause] >> colleagues, do you have any questions for grandma lee. pplause] >> thank you, lee, thank you grandmaly. i'm going to call -- we have a huge list of speakers. i'm going to do my best to get through this as quickly as i can. the first speaker is the founder of the inner face council. next speaker is sandy morrie. also peter yamamoto and judy, and ying lee kelly. i'll call names as they come up. if people can line up on the right side of the room. it doesn't have to be the order, but if your name is called, please come forward. ms. semal. >> thank you supervisor mar, supervisor christianson and campos. i support the memorial to the comfort memorial for several reasons. it's important to remember so that we do not make the same mistake again. or even more important, we make sure of that, by taking action to prevent reoccurrence. the traffic of women and children is a reality today, in india, the middle east and our country and our city. i'm concerned what might happen when later this year, when thousands of those will come to san francisco for

[applause] >> colleagues, do you have any questions for grandma lee. [applause] >> thank you, lee, thank you grandmaly. i'm going to call -- we have a huge list of speakers. i'm going to do my best to get through this as quickly as i can. the first speaker is the founder of the inner face council. next speaker is sandy morrie. also peter yamamoto and judy, and ying lee kelly. i'll call names as they come up. if people can line up on the right side of the room. it doesn't have to be the order, but if your name is called, please come forward. ms. semal. >> thank you supervisor mar, supervisor christianson and campos. i support the memorial to the comfort memorial for several reasons. it's important to remember so that we do not make the same mistake again. or even more important, we make sure of that, by taking action to prevent reoccurrence. the traffic of women and children is a reality today, in india, the middle east and our country and our city. i'm concerned what might happen when later this year, when thousands of those will come to san francisco f

i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

i mean, i want to apologize to grandma lee for the insults that she's faced here today. and these are the insults saying she's a liar. that she wanted to be a prostitute for the japanese military. i'm not coming from the individuals who make them, they're come from the japanese government. the japanese government are telling these people they were not comfort women. that's what they're saying. and today as we meet to discuss these issues, there's tens of thousands of people marching in tokyo against a bill to militarize the bill. how is it going to benefit the people of asia and japan who have gone through wars that have left millions dead. we have a responsibility

stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am the living evidence of history. it's beautiful in san francisco no meet with you. i want to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, please let me get rid of my sadness in my heart by erecting a memorial in this beautiful city of san francisco. i came here as a witness of the history but now i am more than that. i came here as an activist who is trying to resolve the history for the sake of all women rights of the world. for the sake of the women's around the world, i am determined to resolve this problem. [speaking foreign language] enter all of you in san francisco, i give you my respect and will have and i sincerely ask you to erect a memorial in san francisco. i am very grateful, thank you. i love you everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. [applause] thank you, at this time supervisor kim will say a few words. >> first of all i want to say a couple of of m

[applause] >> colleagues, do you have any questions for grandma lee. [applause] >> thank you, lee, thank you grandmaly. i'm going to call -- we have a huge list of speakers. i'm going to do my best to get through this as quickly as i can. the first speaker is the founder of the inner face council. next speaker is sandy morrie. also peter yamamoto and judy, and ying lee kelly. i'll call names as they come up. if people can line up on the right side of the room. it doesn't have to be the order, but if your name is called, please come forward. ms. semal. >> thank you supervisor mar, supervisor christianson and campos. i support the memorial to the comfort memorial for several reasons. it's important to remember so that we do not make the same mistake again. or even more important, we make sure of that, by taking action to prevent reoccurrence. the traffic of women and children is a reality today, in india, the middle east and our country and our city. i'm concerned what might happen when later this year, when thousands of those will come to san francisco f

stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am the living evidence of history. it's beautiful in san francisco no meet with you. i want to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, please let me get rid of my sadness in my heart by erecting a memorial in this beautiful city of san francisco. i came here as a witness of the history but now i am more than that. i came here as an activist who is trying to resolve the history for the sake of all women rights of the world. for the sake of the women's around the world, i am determined to resolve this problem. [speaking foreign language] enter all of you in san francisco, i give you my respect and will have and i sincerely ask you to erect a memorial in san francisco. i am very grateful, thank you. i love you everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. [applause] thank you, at this time supervisor kim will say a few words. >> first of all i want to say a couple of of my own words as well. i grew up --

stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am the living evidence of history. it's beautiful in san francisco no meet with you. i want to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, please let me get rid of my sadness in my heart by erecting a memorial in this beautiful city of san francisco. i came here as a witness of the history but now i am more than that. i came here as an activist who is trying to resolve the history for the sake of all women rights of the world. for the sake of the women's around the world, i am determined to resolve this problem. [speaking foreign language] enter all of you in san francisco, i give you my respect and will have and i sincerely ask you to erect a memorial in san francisco. i am very grateful, thank you. i love you everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. [applause] thank you, at this time supervisor kim will say a few words. >> first of all i want to say a couple of of m

stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. sident breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am the living evidence of history. it's beautiful in san francisco no meet with you. i want to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, please let me get rid of my sadness in my heart by erecting a memorial in this beautiful city of san francisco. i came here as a witness of the history but now i am more than that. i came here as an activist who is trying to resolve the history for the sake of all women rights of the world. for the sake of the women's around the world, i am determined to resolve this problem. [speaking foreign language] enter all of you in san francisco, i give you my respect and will have and i sincerely ask you to erect a memorial in san francisco. i am very grateful, thank you. i love you everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. [applause] thank you, at this time supervisor kim will say a few words. >> first of all i want to say a couple of of my own words as well. i grew

stand in solidarity as we thank brand ma lee and give her -- grandma lee and give her remarks. thank you. [applause] >> president breed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello everyone, my name is sue lee. i am the living evidence of history. it's beautiful in san francisco no meet with you. i want to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, please let me get rid of my sadness in my heart by erecting a memorial in this beautiful city of san francisco. i came here as a witness of the history but now i am more than that. i came here as an activist who is trying to resolve the history for the sake of all women rights of the world. for the sake of the women's around the world, i am determined to resolve this problem. [speaking foreign language] enter all of you in san francisco, i give you my respect and will have and i sincerely ask you to erect a memorial in san francisco. i am very grateful, thank you. i love you everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. [applause] thank you, at this time supervisor kim will say a few words. >> first of all i want to say a couple of of m

food network star katie lee is here to teach us the secrets of grandma's famous peach cobbler if we promise>> you started cooking when you were 4, right? >> i did. i've been cooking since i was a little girl. i feel like food has this nostalgic quality. it's like a song. it can take you back to a time in your life and make you feel that way. >> so peach cobbler takes you back to grandma's house. >> right back to my grandma's kitchen. that's why i'm so excited and partnering for ikea, together we eat, to find the 50 best recipes, family recipes and stories in america. this is mine. >> you were 4 years old when you started making this -- >> the biscuits i would always make with her. that was the first thing i ever learned how to make. >> that's sweet. >> and these peach cobbler is our family favorite. everybody begs her to make this. >> the recipe is going to be on the website. >> we're at the tail end of peach season. brian why don't you whisk that together? that's our flour and sugar. we're going to add to that some salt. keep on stirring. baking powder. >> just observing your whisking skil