harvey milk was just elected city supervisor.er years of advocating for his community, particularly in the castro, which was fast attracting lgbt people from across the country, becoming the first openly man to be elected to public office in california, i came to san francisco and part of that was because of harvey wanted to be part of that >> movement and that movement, a legacy memorialized in part here at harvey milk plaza. what we know is harvey plaza was actually built to be the station entrance to the new castor muni station. but it's really struggled since then to represent somebody as important as harvey was to the community then and has gone on to become to the worldwide lgbtq+. community harvey milk plaza is right in the middle of the castro district and for many people visiting the neighborhood for the first time. >> this is the first thing they see why it's so important for the plaza to make a great first impression back in 2017 hearing calls for the plaza to stand out and better tell the story of harvey milk. >> bria

it's those coalitions. >> harvey milk and i'm here to be crucial!heers ] >> reporter: as he looks to the story of "milk" to inform how the pride community should inform to threats, dustin lance black gets tearful talking about the two ands of his life, brave women that have been the heart beat and whispers to his words. >> i miss my mom. she was my courage. unexpected from a moore man woman. >> reporter: he says she's in everything he does and when he needs boyd, he calls another ann. harvey milk's campaign manage there tells him. >> who cares what they think. who cares. go get him. go get it done. >> reporter: go get it done. a voice of a woman to the artist whose work he hopes will create lasting change and until then, black has a call to action for the next generation of guy lead leader -- gay leaders. >> it is a the battle. i feel i'm enlisting soldiers. i do believe it will be rewarding. >> go get it done. ann tells that to lance black every time he calls her. he's been my friend for more than ten years and i often say is film making all there

every time i talk to him, he reiterates harvey's message, you got to give them hope. dustin lance black in his own words, not only about what pride means to him, but also what it means to us as a community. take a listen. ♪ >> i don't think it's any secret i love san francisco. san francisco seems to have this understanding that we have to learn more about who we are. this understanding that once we know better, we have to act. we have to do better. >> reporter: getting all of us to know better and do better has been the intersection of activism and creation that has defined the oscar winning writer of milk, dustin lance black. this moment in 2009 -- they you are beautiful, wonderful creatures of value. >> reporter: sent a message to young people. have hope. >> as a student of harvey milk, a firm believer that hope detached from action is really just delayed disappointment. that is not what hope is. hope has to be active. >> reporter: now as black raise as son with his husband, british olympic gold medalist tom daily, he sees what's happening in the u.s. supreme court

harvey milk was just elected city supervisor. after years of advocating for his community, particularly in the castro, which was fast attracting lgbt people from across the country, becoming the first openly man to be elected to public office in california, i came to san francisco and part of that was because of harvey wanted to be part of that >> movement and that movement, a legacy memorialized in part here at harvey milk plaza. what we know is harvey plaza was actually built to be the station entrance to the new castor muni station. but it's really struggled since then to represent somebody as important as harvey was to the community then and has gone on to become to the worldwide lgbtq+. community harvey milk plaza is right in the middle of the castro district and for many people visiting the neighborhood for the first time. >> this is the first thing they see why it's so important for the plaza to make a great first impression back in 2017 hearing calls for the plaza to stand out and better tell the story of harvey milk. >>

looking to how harvey milk's activism wasn't just fork lbgtq people, it was meant for all minorities,ays capturing pride means not resting on any success. >> because if we let women be told that gender can determine their destiny, we are next. it is here. please follow the example of harvey milk who understood that we have to be here for our brothers and sisters in other communities that are not being treated justly. we have to lock arms that. is the coalition of the us that harvey and his friends and co-workers were able to create and to win. even at the ballot box in a far more homophobic time. >> i'm harvey milk and i'm here to recruit you. >> reporter: as he looks to the story of milk to see how the pride community should respond to current threats, he gets tearful, telling me about the two annes in his life, brave women who have been the heart beat and whisper to his words. >> i miss my mom. she was my courage. you know, up expected from a conservative mormon woman. but she was my courage to create change and make this atelaom dif cancer in 2016. he says she's in everything he do

. >> harvey? >> yes. >> what i loved about your book, i was better last night, a memoir, was following your journey from dreamer to broadway. now, you're the og. you are the og. did you ever think you would be harvey and have the impact on stage and screen that you do right now? >> i did not. i still don't understand how that happened. most members about people and children start out with, i saw something on stage and set something -- sunday that's going to be me. that was not me. i never wanted to be a writer or actor. i wanted to be an artist of some kind, but i did not know what. but life does some really funny things if you just say yes to opportunities when they come along, and that's the way sort of work to my life. i just said yes when it seemed sort of inciting. all of a sudden i was in this world of what we call off off broadway. art world. when i'm with theater and art. it's the same. gay people everywhere. i did not know that gay people were supposed to be unhappy until i started watchi

ofide.t, he looking to how harvey milk's activism wasn't just for lgbtq people. it was meant for all and all on the fringes. all minorities, and black says capturing pride means not resting on any successful. >> if we let women be told that gender can determine their destiny, we are next. it is here. so please follow the example of harvey milk who understood that we have to be there for our brothers and our sisters in other communities that are not being treated justly. we have to lock arms. that is the coalition of the us's that harvey and his friends and co-workers were able to create and to win, even at the ballot box in a far more homophobic time. it is those coalitions. >> my name is harvey milk and i'm here to recruit you. >> as he looks to the story of milk to inform how the pride community should respond to current threats, dustin lance black is tearful telling me about the two annes in his life. brave women who have been the heartbeat and the whispers. >> i miss my mom. she was my courage. unexpected from a mormon woman, a conservative mormon woman. she

it came in, be harvey's, been a part of the beat bus project for 4 years. so the kids don't have to pay anything to join but the free project is now at risk. so just have a look now. ah. when we 1st started out, we got business support that was funded by the european union. and now that's nonexistent as well. that's totally finished. steve arnold has spent a lot of time looking for sponsors to keep the project going. he's given up expecting any kind of support from the government in london, 34. with i lou fast, man. life won't speak when he did speak. he was like, ah, all the time went yet and now is yeah, he stands on on stage a beat boxes in front of a 100 people and it makes us proudman makes very proud. so kids like to think i can do good, like get some pleasures in life. it's a since they always said that been keep going and going on of lou darren's lads are on a break. the next boat will be setting off to night. a fine in a hard battle will keep try in will, you know, it'll be a sub day if i had to buckle. but will we, you know, big it take a long tim

mm. harvey's meeting up with one of those friends later. it's been a month since darren sent his letter. neither his local mp nor the fisheries ministry has been in touch. and he's still waiting for someone to make him an offer on his trawler. there were bug situation and we were people don't want to invest really, i suppose. the way the climate, you know, with the way the fishing is obviously, ah, the family depends on the shellfish business, remaining steady. well my wife, she's always moaning about the boat that will never change just tried it. came for very efficient into grimsby and to keep a few of the logs kate doing it. so the can't really work for bigger companies where the need laptops and that, you know, i can't really explain it but not very educational and, and there is gaps fur further than you know for young lots like myself years ago when we're not the brightest book, we can work with these wealth are destined for cool storage to, to promote studio of the machine. so to make some beats, then you can do that. he thought for t

give it up for steve harvey! ["family feud" theme plays] [cheering and applause] steve: thank you all. i appreciate it, everybody. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [loud cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today. returning for their fifth and final day, from philadelphia, pa, it's the champs. it's the wolowiec family. [cheering] steve: and from norfolk, virginia, it's the brothers family. [cheering] steve: everybody's here trying to win some cash, and, today, if the wolowiec family wins today's game, they gonna drive out of here

friends of the harvey milk redesign for more community gathering space and celebrate harvey milk's movement. it is in the capital plan as emerging project and to use federal and local funding. it has received city funding in the past $550,000 in the past three years to fund the project management and the $1 million in state funding in 2017 to be again the design and outreach. before us today is the state grant $1.5 million public works with senator weiner secured last week to get it 100% construction to fund related costs for the plaza to coordinate the final plans. we are joined bymlk public works to respond. i would recommend we pass this with a positive recommendation. >> chair preston: presentation from public works? >> any additional comments to what the supervisor stated. this is an application from the state's arts council. we received the notice to apply to the grant in november 15, 2021. this was the design for the harvey milk plaza. the cost for managing this project. i am here to answer any questions you have. >> chair preston: thank you. i would like to be added as cosponsor. if

so please follow the example of harvey milk, that we have to be there for our brothers and sister.have to lock arms. that is the coalition of the uses that iare hhobic t it's those coalitions. >> reporter: as he looks to the story of milk to inform how the pride community should respond to current threats, dustin lance black gets tearful, telling me about the two women who have been the heartbeat and the whispers. >> i miss my mom. she was my courage. you know, unexpected from a mormon woman, conservative mormon woman, but she was my encouragement. >> reporter: his mom died of complications of cancer in 2016. she says he's in everything he does, and when he needs help, he calls ann croninberg who tells him. >> oh, who cares what they think, go get it done. >> reporter: until then, black has a call to action for the next generation of gay leaders. >> it is a battle, and we're in it. and it's going to get worse n.i soldiers, and i know that the fight ahead for these young people and old will not be easy. i do believe it will be rewarding. >> we will be posting all of our pride report

harvey. happy thursday. i'm reyna harvey. we've had a very cool day, a different picture from what we've seen over the past few days here in the bay area. >> over the last 24 hours, we've certainly seen a temperature change, especially inland. and the further you move to cross the east bay there about 6 degrees cooler in oakland. hey, we're we are seeing some wind certainly picking up across the bay area today like oakland and along the coast. let's get a look at 58 tomorrow and then by sunday you start to warm back up into the mid 60's. looking at your 7 day forecast. so cooler for the next few days until sunday. when you warm up inland return to the mid 80's bayshore 70's today. and then you stick around in the mid to upper 60's come friday and saturday along the coast here in the low 60's, you return to the mid 60's by monday and tuesday. back to you. all right. that'll do it for us here on kron. 4 news at noon. >> lets send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. hey, olivia, how's it looking out there? hey, ste

simon harvey head of fx analysis at monex europe.pple has released a flurry of products, including a new macbook revamp, up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: we are here at apple headquarters, where double wdc was held in person for the first time in three years. emily: while this event, is about the software we have big hardware updates as well. apple unveiled the new m2 chip that will define the next generation of apples computing. this chip is in two new devices, a macbook pro and a macbook air which we saw here in person. we got a host of software updates for the ipad, iphone, mac, home. . and car the ipad coming looking -- looking more like a laptop. the iphone, one of my favorite updates the ability to on send and edit text messages after you send them. we saw a big fintech announcement, apple pay later which will allow you to pay for things in installments and this move towards apple wallet, more things being held in apple wallet so you do not have to carry it around. we did not get that big ar/vr reveal some people were hoping

what was the scariest moment for you in harvey? >> when the water started coming down my walls in my house and it was overflowing and i was watching to see which way it was going to come in first, the front door or backdoor. i've never experience that before. it just never stopped. >> there were boats actually traveling the roads and the only communication we have is through our phones. thank god our phones were working. >> crystal's husband jade cherry was stranded in her mom's home with a pair of newborns. >> i have two screaming twins 4 months old half breastfeeding, half formula. i wasn't making milk, scared to run out of formula. >> the search for crystal was no longer a priority for the chambers county instruct the sheriff's office. >> i had no choice but to rescue citizens. >> you don't have the manpower and resources for an event like this. >> when you have this kind of storm and devastation, you can never have enough manpower. >> so jade picked up the slack. house bound with twins she did the only thing she could think of

it's those coalitions -- >> my name is harvey milk and i'm here to recruit you!s to the story of milk to inform how the pride community should respond to common threats, dustin lance black gets tearful talking about the two anns in his life. >> i miss my mom. she was my courage, unexpected from a mormon woman, conservative mormon woman. she was my courage to create change and to make this a better world. >> reporter: black's mom died of complications of cancer in 2016. he says she's in everything he does. when he meets boyd, he calls another ann, harvey milk's manager who tells them. >> who cares what they think? who cares? go get it done. >> reporter: go get it done. the voice of a woman to the artist whose work he hopes will create lasting change. until then, black has a call to action for the next generation of gay leaders. >> it is a battle, and we're in it. it's going to get worse again. i do feel like i'm enlisting soldiers. i know the fight ahead for these young people and old is not going to be easy. i do believe it will be rewarding. >> reporter: reid co

during the harvey sisters. and so it's probably in there. >> and then in 1962 of doctor mason in the room with the enormous conservation effort over 600 hours of work. the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the virginia antiquities and in 1913 the house was open to the public on that opening weekend the star attraction for the harvey sisters. when emily died in 1920 it was part of the permanent collection. what has been exhibited in various spots around the house generally shown in the mansion including the smithsonian 1967. for many years of display, exposure to late light and stress on the fibers by hanging at have compounded to the fragility of the remarkable object. sometimes it is the worst enemy. that make it more sensitive and those to be involved in the processing of black fabric and then that structure and also increases the rate so also to be sensitive to changes of temperature and humidity as well as exposure to uv rays. with the many years of display and needed the intervention. si

harvey with our forecast. good morning rain. good morning, james. so the cool down is here. >> it last today and tomorrow and then sunday, we start to warm up again. no major, major heat changes. but tuesday, wednesday of next week, we could be looking at the triple digits again live look outside at coit tower. looks like we have clear skies here, but across much of the bay area, you're going to see some clouds could not see the moon this morning. we have that low pressure system that's here. cooling us down over the next 2 days that high ridge starts to build again come sunday. warming us up for father's day june teeth and all the other celebrations are taking part in highs today. significantly cooler today than yesterday. so mid to low 60's in san francisco along the coast. 60's an apple bay and daly city. and then as you're traveling through brisbane in south san francisco, mid 60's, you start to warm up upper 60's along the peninsula. so foster city, san carlos, palo alto and in the south bay, significantly cooler from yesterday with the high be

harvey milk was just elected city supervisor.ting for his community, particularly in the castro, which was fast attracting lgbt people from across the country, becoming the first openly man to be elected to public office in california, i came to san francisco and part of that was because of harvey wanted to be part of that >> movement and that movement, a legacy memorialized in part here at harvey milk plaza. what we know is harvey plaza was actually built to be the station entrance to the new castor muni station. but it's really struggled since then to represent somebody as important as harvey was to the community then and has gone on to become to the worldwide lgbtq+. community harvey milk plaza is right in the middle of the castro district and for many people visiting the neighborhood for the first time. >> this is the first thing they see why it's so important for the plaza to make a great first impression back in 2017 hearing calls for the plaza to stand out and better tell the story of harvey milk. >> brian springfield, exe

disburse and help the victims of hurricane harvey. fate would have it houston would get $0 as well as harris county which the is the county houston is located in. then there was some talk in the gao decided kern county can receive some help and we have still received $0. if it was that. it was most devastated which was the epicenter could go to the other areas where we had persons who were not harmed by some extent and much less to some extent than houston. my question to the chair, pardon me, make sure i gott your title right. ms. criswell my question to you is how can fema help us to ensure the week yet and solicited disburse funds to fema to through the gao for houston? >> congressman green mitigation is one of my top rarities. we need to be able to take a lot of efforts and work towards a weekend due to prevent these natural disasters. i'm aware in appreciate the struggles that harris county and houston is facing. we do have a number of programs and the one that you are mentioning his supposed disaster program and its administrati

i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from new orleans, louisiana, it's the champs. it's the banks family! [banks family cheering] steve: and from right here in hotlanta, georgia, it's the eddings family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirselves some cash, and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the eddings family.

lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy. so we brought our whole department there which was about seven of us and they said to enter back from the back of the sixth floor, to come up the back steps and come there. and they would beat us there. so we get to the back steps we, come up to the sixth floor, we stand, it is seven of us standing there and we are ready to open the door. trust me, nothing's been touched. it's still exactly the same way it was. we get to the door and go, you go first, know you go first, know you go first. [laughter] none of us wanted to go in, because this is, you know, this is part of history, this is. there is actually, because i was ahead of the department, i went in, and everything was it -- the boxes were standing there, the same way where he stood at the window and looked out the window and shot him. we and it's still was. and it was one of my the best experience of my life to see exactly a place in time, a place in history, and that walk where the boxes were and where he shot and where he ran o

it's an exact copy of the one that lee harvey oswald used to assassinate the president. that's carefully displayed, some people don't even notice it. another artifact was the wedding ring that lee harvey oswald left on the dressing room or nightstand the morning of the assassination with all of his cash, $187. but we wanted to display these things to provoke questioning what's behind the mindset of this men, that had he not left his ring in money in the teacup and hadn't argued with his wife the night before, would he have taken the drastic actions that he did that caused such tragedy? >> yeah, jean, we've talked about big binders and planning books and the rest of that. but you also touched on how different staffs of different presidents and it might be presidents of opposite parties at each others necks at times, there seems to have developed through modern times a sense of camaraderie, as it were, amongst presidential staffs reaching out to help each other in these really difficult times. talk about that a little. >> it really is of we have each other's back. and as i

give it up for steve harvey!fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show, folks. thank y'all. i appreciate that. thank y'all. appreciate it, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of 20,835 bucks, from sioux falls, south dakota, it's the champs, it's the zomer family. [cheering and applause] and from yorktown, new york, it's the bonitatibus family. [cheering and applause] well, everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and somebody might have a shot

. >> reporter: in the small plaza that honors harvey milk, harry can look back at time when his search for home landed him in san francisco and he knew what was unfolding in the neighborhood would change everything. >> let them understand what our civil rights are. you can go literally anywhere in the world and talk about the castro and san francisco and they know what you're talking about. >> i have to be there to open up the dialogue. >> reporter: as quickly as it followed, assassination and edy epidemic. >> there's no way to describe the change in the '80s. >> reporter: must be odd to have the neighborhood change out from underneath you. it's still lgbtq neighborhood but not necessarily for the people that live here but that come here. leading the effort to redesign harvey milk plaza into a place that honors the legacy and better connects with site's role as a community gathering space, one thing not changed past 50 years. >> seeing the castro more gentrified and mixed than it was before. >> this neighborhood is changing. sometimes things can change more than is good. you know? >> r

so did you ever imagine you would have a business here in harvey milk's old camera shop.nd in 2020 was looking for a place to show a series of photos when a friend connected him with this space covid put those plans on pause and the idea evolved inspired by the space. this was a community spot. this was a place for people to organize and so we wanted to bring that vibe back in we wanted it to be a space for que. people who don't feel seen or need space to to have that and to be creative here. he's like now. transform arts featured or queer af queer af is a space for local bay area artists to show and sell their work and to come and gather and be creative in the front a gathering space then a boutique for creators. old jewelry in other works in san francisco one of the most expensive cities in the country co-founder fatty salah says, it's vital. it's critical to you know, provide that access. to provide that representation and to allow folks that wouldn't normally be featured become featured. the goal is to present a diverse group of oxy percent of artists represented here

give it up for steve harvey!ptioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: all right, let's do it. how are y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. how's everybody? thank you, folks. i appreciate that. thank y'all. heh heh! well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from marietta, georgia, it's the champs. it's the van horn family! [cheering and applause] and from dunkirk, maryland, it's the adams family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot

give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome back, welcome back. thank y'all, everybody. i appreciate it. how y'all? ha ha! well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one today for you. from atlanta, georgia, it's the walker family! [cheering and applause] and they're back from macon, georgia, it's the adams family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win some cash, and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] well, let's go meet 'em, everybody. it's the walker family.

give it up for steve harvey!captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. i appreciate it. how are y'all? i appreciate that. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today, everybody. returning for their fourth day, with a total new york, it's the bonitatibus family. [cheering and applause] and from las vegas. oh, god, one of my favorite cities. it's the germany family. [cheering and applause]

i'm reyna harvey. day, a different picture from what we've seen over the past few days here in the bay area over the last 24 hours, we've certainly seen a temperature change. >> especially inland. and the further you move to cross the east bay there about 6 degrees cooler in oakland. hey, we're we are seeing some wind certainly picking up across the bay area today like oakland and along the coast. let's get a look at your highs for today. mid to low 70's in the south bay inland. still in the low 80's upper 60's here in the east bay and along the coast, low 60's, maybe going up to tahoe. 58 tomorrow and then by sunday you start to warm back up into the mid 60's. looking at your 7 day forecast. so cooler for the next few days until sunday. when you warm up inland return to the mid 80's bayshore 70's today. and then you stick around in the mid to upper 60's come friday and saturday along the coast here in the low 60's, you return to the mid 60's by monday and tuesday. back to you. new at 3 o'clock, califo

give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. how y'all doing today? welcome back. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from atlanta, georgia, it's the champs, it's the turner family. [cheering and applause] and they're back. from philadelphia, p.a., it's the wolowiec family. [cheering and applause]

we've got a reyna harvey with a first look at the forecast. alright, reyna harvey filling in for johns for able and it was a beautiful day today. finally got a little break in that heat that we experienced over the weekend. warm conditions. but the bright will last longer actually going to see that continuous warming trend arrive into monday tuesday and wednesday. it's not until thursday when we finally start to cool down a bit. if you're looking a live look outside right now, san francisco, you can see just a few a wind that's below. that's keeping his cool. how long is that going to stick around? well, not for long because we have a high pressure system that's building today tomorrow gradually hitting its peak on wednesday, the hottest day of the week. highs across the bay area right now, 80's in the inland areas conquer livermore nevada 181 mountain view at 76. a 7 day forecast shows you that warm up into wednesday and then we gradually cool down towards the end of the week. back to you. new at noon, san jose police have arrested a chicago

in america, the tensions and brutally remained. >> supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> reporter: frustrations reached a crescendo on may 21, 1979. when former supervisor dan white was only found guilty of voluntary manslaughter, not first degree murder, for the assassination of milk in his office in city hall, gay men marched, torching police cars in retaliation. today, the san francisco police department has nearly 200 openly gay lgbtq officers, nearly 10% of the force. among them, officer katherine winters. >> i probably wouldn't have been able to be part of that police department. i wouldn't have been able to be an out trans woman. >> reporter: while there is representation, the question some leaders are asking, is that enough? for this woman, that answer is no. >> i do believe that there are still tensions. what i would characterize is as is that those tensions have been swept under the rug. >> reporter: peraza points to the increase police. she says to the often marginalized trans community, the law enforcement presence hinders more than it helps. >> having that

give it up for steve harvey!ning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all, everybody? i appreciate that. thank you very much, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from hampton, georgia, it's the champs. it's the bechtel family! [cheering and applause] and from new orleans, louisiana--yeah, baby--it's the banks family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's it

give it up for steve harvey!ssible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: i appreciate that. how y'all doing? thank y'all. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. tu with a total of $20,000, from d-town, detroit, michigan, it's the champs, it's the white family. [cheering and applause] kod from sioux falls, south [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in a new car. [cheerind

once here, he came out of the close set and met harvey milk.1978 milk asked him to design a new sill bsymbol just in time for pride. >> he thought this symbol should be a flag. up until then, people used the pink triangle put upon us by the nazis and some people were trying to reclaim it or rebrand it, gilbert thought it was a downer. >> reporter: gilbert was drawn to the power of flags. he thought a rainbow would cover everyone. the art tist and group of volunteers went to work. >> they created these magnificent 30 x 60 rainbow flags that went up on june 25th, 1978 in san francisco and the rest is history. >> reporter: today, the flag is recognized around the world. in 2015, the year before gilbert died, he presented one to president obama. it was in thanks for lighting up the white house in rainbow colors when gay marriage was legalized. the flag has become a symbol of equality as well as sanctuary. >> places where that little rainbow sticker on a cafe or store means you're safe here regardless of your sexual orien orientation. >> reporter: d

jordan and lori harvey. so what happened?forward with the first words on the split. >> you're going to want to hug me. trust me. >> when i was 21, i had a record and book deal.

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this is during the harvey sisters residency. those two little doors in the back corner, the world is probably in there. we do not have a photo of dr. mason actually wearing the robe in 1892, where we cool if we did. but we don't. we do have this one of 1962 in the row. this was after an enormous conservation effort that took course during that year. over 600 hours of work. we did not try on the road that time. chase had changed a little bit. the stewardship was transferred to the association of virginia antiquities, now known as preservation virginia in 1911. in 1913 the house was open to the public. on that opening weekend the star traction was that rogue, on loan from the harvey sisters. when emily died in 1920, the row became part of our permanent collection. the robe have been exhibited in varying spots throughout the marshall house, generally shown on a mannequin. and has traveled for exhibitions, including to the smithsonian in 1967. many years of display, explosions lie and stress on the fibers caused by hanging it has al