next speaker is javon monroe, bruce kelly, [ reading speakers' names ] >> hi, i'm jerry monroe, a native the south bay, born and raised in saratoga. i have been an actor for 44 years. i have had a lot of fun, but the most fun i ever had was with teatro zinzanni a couple of years ago. i am going shorten my speech, but to emphasize that the sole source has to do with trust and mutual trust and to consider that in your deliberations. i would just say, bring it here, bring it back, bring it home. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, bruce kelly. >> great speakers. i'm brew kelly, a bay area businessman. i live in danville, but i like to come to san francisco and spend my money. i was here for eight hours yesterday. i have clients all over the bay area and one of the pleasures that i had was to bring people to the show and to watch them experience something that i have not seen ever. when i talk about world-class performances, it's teatro zinzanni. i can't express how many people i run into every day, when i mentioned teatro zinzanni, they will say, when are they coming back? i will say soo

. >> malik graves and javon jefferson are eager to speak. >> i've been chased by police and everything. >> for what? >> for nothing. >> because we're a young black male. >> i might look like drugs if i gotta toos and joints and sweat pants i might look like a criminal to them. >> what happened in pennsylvania avenue this week didn't start with freddy gray's death. >> we're not just fighting for freddy gray, we're fighting for people out here that die every day. for same reason, same situations, that don't get mentioned. and that people don't know about. >> now, a stranger in her old community. helena hicks finds familiar fears. >> this is for our sons and daughters parents what are they supposed to do? they know they have good parents. but you look at the color of their skin they are judged. >> hicks insists that baltimore is not a city without hope. >> what do we want? >> but she cites failure to bring justice for freddy gray, promises made decades ago could plunge it into more chaos and raise doubt that baltimore will ever get past the legacy of its riots. >> let me tell you what i l

[whistle] >> four-door javon -- four deutsche bahn, it could cause nasty damage to the rail operators image. >> that is our bitter experience. many customers do not see it as a viable transport any longer. they have switched to buses or take a car. >> it is kind of a mixed picture, what people are experiencing on the first day of the strike. those who are really dependent on the train to get along somehow, if ashley on longest insist but -- especially on long distances. but it may be necessary to change trains a couple of times on the same route and to dilute -- to deal with the delay of several hours. >> and as oliver mentioned, the strike is just getting started. we spoke to our correspondent at berlin central station. we put it to him that this time around there seemed to be less and the for the strikers. but before -- because for german it feels harder and harder tracks identify themselves with the goal of this labor does which is not mainly about higher wages for train drivers and conductors something that many people on the street may actually agree to but rather about more powe

. >> we've got joseph jermaine jacob, james, jessica, jasmine, johnny joanne jerica jerry and javon.> wow. >> she admits sometimes she calls the kids a wrong name. don't all mothers do that especially if you're in trouble. having such a big brood keeps her young. >>> the camden county police department helped moms cool off yesterday with some free ice cream from mr. softy. the department brought in the mr. softy truck so kids could treat their moms and the officers say it also helped the kids see the police as a positive part of the community. >> too many times police officers are seen only at negative times. this is a good time to get out here, talk to the kids share some ice cream and just have a good time. >> happy to turn out for ice cream. yesterday the mr. softy truck made its way to several parks around camp den. >>> a cross-country move that could help ease the strain of california drought. next, the swap that means new business for our area. >>> plus the way you get to work could be increasing your pant size. the route change that you could make to help slim down. >>> the ti

. >> we've got yosef, janine jacob, james, jessica, jasper johnny joanne, jerica jerry, and javon. >>roll call at the von trapps. dunn admits she calls her kids by the wrong name but having such a big brood keeps her young. >>> the parkway was filled with pink. this was the 25th year for the susan g. comb man foundation run. >> all of these women out here supporting one another with their diseases and their children and their husband and their families is just a wonderful thing. >> susan g. komen has invested more than $2.5 billion in breast cancer research. community health outreach and programs in more than 30 countries. that's a great showing yesterday. >> count yourself among the hundreds of thousands who are now survivors. >> we say thank you. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >> here's the breaking news we're following for you this morning. look at this video, flames raced through a mercer county apartment building. we are live on the scene talking to neighbors as firefighters are keeping a close wat