but then the president of france would say josephine, the nation and i have decided.she would have said yes and she would have been very moved and proud. ♪ 12/23/21 12/23/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: nobody saw it coming. who so i coming? amy: while president biden says no one saw the omicron variant coming, global health advocates have long warned that if we don't vaccinate the world, the pandemic will not end. we will look at why oxfam has filed a shareholder complaint

josephine baker was born in st.1906 as an 11-year-old she was witnessed racial -- witnessed racial violence firsthand when white mobs attacked east st. louis illinois, killing as many 150 black sidents. at t age of 19, baker moved to france to escape racism home. soon she became a supersr on stage and on screen. in 1951, she returned to the u.s. on tour but refusedo play for gregatedudiences. she was then blacklisted after being accused of having ties to the communist party. in 1963, she flew in from paris to speak at the march on washington. the only woman. josephine baker died in 1975 but her legacy lives on. the induction ceremony for josephine baker comes at a time when racism is on the rise in france. earlier this week, the far right xenophobic writer and pundit eric zemmour announced he would run for president in april's election. he has been described as "the most extreme voice of french racism today." zemmour has repeatedly attacked islam, immigrants the left. , and the left. he has been charged with incitem

at the request of her family, josephine baker's body will remain in monica where she was buried. this coffin contained soil from 3 places close to her heart. the us monaco and france. nadine baba al jazeera ah this time next year kata will be hosting the faith felt world comp and in preparation. the goals nation is hosting the fee for arab camp. as a way to test the infrastructure that will be used in 2022. cause i kicked off a campaign with a one new win over by rain in a newly built stadium that was been fighting for the 1st time. and richardson was there. the, in just under a year's time catalyst elevate, stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. a game that will also see the home team on footballs biggest stage for the 1st time. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next november how may i may tighten today. got to we've got our see, you know, 1020 to the whole countries excited. you can see everyone's coming. we're all ready to celebrate. the more that is today than

like our val, connecticut, josephine baker would represent all the fantasies at that era. it was a very colonialist attitude towards her, a very condescending view, but not as racist as what she known in the united states. and that's why she tolerated his attitude and played with a, with a casual. she was part of the whole generation of people who moved to france. they were black, but they were also american. so they were in a higher position than the africans or the west indians, who also lived by the thousands in france. baker went on to tour europe and appear in movies. but world war 2 changed everything. now a french citizen baker worked for the resistance using her performance as a cover to spy on the nazis and even italian dictator, mussolini. she'd eventually become a left tenant in a female group of pilots under general de gaulle. she remained loyal to the goal even during the upheaval of the 1968 protests. after the war, baker got involved in anti racist politics. she was the only woman to speak at the 1963 march on washington, d. c. where martin luther king deliv

the american born and activist josephine baker takes her place amongst the heroes of france, her adoptede. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the omicron strain of covid was already in europe over a week ago, before it was identified in south africa. tests carried out in the netherlands showed two people who tested positive were infected with the variant. south african officials raised the alarm on november 24. it raises questions about how quickly the latest variant is spreading. medical officials around the world are scrambling to find out if the vaccines we have can stop us getting sick. we have the latest. >> as the omicron strain continues to spread around the world, with cases around europe, canada, and now in japan, the question is how effective will the existing vaccines be against it? the answer, according to the boss of moderna, which produces one of the most widely used jabs, is not as effective. seven months, there is no word whether it is the same level we had with delta. he added i think it is going to be a material drop, i just don't know how m

josephine baker died in paris of a stroke in 1975.that kind of self-possession and recognition of her own power? >> i think it was innate. innate poise and self-confidence. her legacy, i think, is one of courage, courage in the face of adversity and all of the things she was able to overcome in her lifetime. ♪♪ >> reporter: and like all truly great performers, she made it look easy. >> and there we have it. it is a little weird, a whole lot wild, but it is what they loved in mabel, france, josephine baikonur. baker! t of ancestry®. ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced now with two times more biotin. >> pauley: it's that time of year, and jim gaffigan has thoughts. ♪♪ >> can you feel it? you can almost smell it in the air, right? i can hear it in the chatter of strangers on the sidewalks of new york city. that time of the year, that's right. it's that season. it's the most covid time of the

anchor: french american artist josephine baker has become the first black woman to enter france's pantheone special ceremony with president macron calling her a fighter for the liberty of all. correspondent: a hugely symbolic moment. josephine baker becomes the first black woman and only the sixth woman ever to be admitted to the pantheon in paris. ♪ correspondent: the french president pay tribute to a woman who defied huge challenges. >> josephine baker fought so many battles with freedom, lightness, and love. dazzling beat -- dazzlingly beautiful in a century full of distractions, she made the right choice at every stage. she could always separate light from dark and nothing was preordained. correspondent: she was born in missouri in 1906 but by 14, she was in new york dancing in musicals. in 1925, the move to paris where she would start at the champs-elysees theater. she made headlines for her routines, appearing topless, something that attracted criticism from anti-colonial activists. >> josephine baker would represent all of the fantasies of that era. it was a colonialist attitude tow

josephine baker, adored by paris a century ago, was the star of france again today.of her life — paris, missouri, monaco, where she's buried, and the village in france where she raised her children. translation: you're entering. our pantheon because you loved france and you showed the way. born american, at heart, there's no—one more french than you. baker crossed the atlantic to escape segregation. in paris, she found fame with audiences hungry for american idols, using her celebrity to fight racism and pass messages for the french resistance during the second world war. this is one of the greatest honours france can bestow — a seat in the resting place of its national heroes. josephine baker is the first black woman to be honoured here, a member of france's wartime resistance movement and a lifelong campaigner against racism. that campaign shaped herfamily, too. baker adopted 12 children from around the world, calling it her rainbow tribe. these children represent an example of real brotherhood. they show to people that it is possible to live together if we so wish

who do you josephine baker also celebrated the last evening of her life. here it was the last big soiree presided over by the shamay family lady lou, calling of her del, had you need your living vicar, we held the last enough josephine baker who died the next day. i right don't have a camera, a funeral was held at. lemme delane gizzard of and then oh, no fool. we had lots and lots of artists. she's so actress. cecilia saw her, came down the stairs and ask it, i look good doing that. i shall do. 03. 0, lots of art. it was asti, so she liber he stole now, boasts one of the largest hotel, wine sellers in france. almost 100000 bottles are stored here. 85 percent of them are french wines. some 15 years ago, liberally stole began producing its own house wine and has a mast quite a collection. so marie bow now never always finds just the right vintage to go with every meal served at the epicure restaurant. even equally janay wasn't averse to a glass or 2 and are even gum. we started them, of course la. best all had a wine cellar bag then though it didn't have as

performer and civil rights activist josephine baker is making history again. singer and dancer is receiving the highest honor in france, nearly half a century after her death. elaine cobb has this story from paris. >> reporter: the revered voice of josephine baker echoed through the famous monument in streets around. 46 years after her death, baker has become the first black woman, first performer, and the first american to receive a place here. well baker's body was buried in monaco, a coffin filled with soil from there, the u.s., and france was carried to the crypt. the president called baker an exceptional figure who embodies the french spirit. born in st. louis, missouri i'm a bigger shot to start them on the stage in the 1930s. especially in france, where she moved in 1925 to escape racism and segregation in america. she later married a frenchman, and in world war ii mother french government recruited her as a spy. her fame served her well, as she was able to pass coded messages in her sheet music, and giving baker's france's highest honor is meant to sen

josephine baker, adored by paris a century ago, was the star of france again today.llage in france where she raised her children. translation: you're entering. our pantheon because you loved france and you showed the way. born american, at heart, there�*s no—one more french than you. baker crossed the atlantic to escape segregation. in paris, she found fame with audiences hungry for american idols, using her celebrity to fight racism and pass messages for the french resistance during the second world war. this is one of the greatest honours france can bestow — a seat in the resting place of its national heroes. josephine baker is the first black woman to be honoured here, a member of france�*s wartime resistance movement and a lifelong campaigner against racism. that campaign shaped herfamily, too. baker adopted 12 children from around the world, calling it her rainbow tribe. these children represent an example of real brotherhood. they show to people that it is possible to live together if we so wish to. the pantheon today echoed with her trademark song, j�*ai deux

josephine baker also celebrated the last evening of her life. here it was the last big soiree presided over by the shamay family lady lou, paula favorite del need. you need your living liquor. we held the last dinner for josephine baker who died the next day, or i don't have a, a funeral was held at. lemme delane gizzard of a then. oh, no book who had lots and lots of artists. she was so actress, cecilia. so her came down the stairs and ask it, i look good doing that a shall do a 3 year. lots of antics asti. so she liber he stole now, boasts one of the largest hotel, wine sellers in france. almost 100000 bottles are stored here. 85 percent of them are french wines some 15 years ago, liberally stole began producing its own house wine and has a mast quite a collection. somali, a bell now never always finds just the right vintage to go with every meal served at the epicure restaurant. even equally janay wasn't averse to a glass or 2 or you mean gum we started them of course le best or had a wine cellar bag then though it didn't have as many bottles

. >>> legendary singer and dancer josephine baker is the first black woman, rather, and first american. during a ceremony yesterday in paris, baker was inducted into the pantheon, a ceremonial coffin was carried into the mausoleum. baker, who died in 1975, is buried in monaco. she moved to france in 1925 to escape racism and segregation in the u.s. and became a french e as a civirights activ ny person such as josephine baker is good news in many ways. >> french president emmanuel macron said baker was a woman who defended humankind. >>> los angeles lakers star lebron james has entered the nba's covid health and safety protocols. the lakers did not say if james had tested positive for covid, but he missed last night's game against the sacramento kings. in september, he said he had been vaccinated. if james did test positive, he could be away from the lakers for as many as ten days. he could return sooner if he receives two negative covid tests within 24 hours. >>> and if you're going to be in las vegas for a part of next year, you'll have plenty of opportunities to see adele perform. th

powering possibilities. ♪ >>> finally tonight, 46 years after her keth, josephine baker is breaking downst into the pan though yom in paris, the country's mausoleum to hero. baker the first performing artist, first black woman, and first american to be so honored. president macron saying, deep down there was no one more french than you. or more american. that's "nightline." see you right back here tomorrow, same time.

not key cards. josephine baker stayed here time and again she spent many happy years in paris from the 1920s, all the way through to the 1970s. ah, the sweet, named after her recalls the years when american tourists descended on paris and droves aboard large crew ships like the more atanya or the queen married they arrived at the ports of lava and chapel, bringing with them lots of spending money and an irrepressible love. of life they travelled on to the french capital to enjoy pleasures forbidden to them in their homeland. for example, the consumption of alcohol. prohibition drove americans to explore the nightly of paris. over half a century later, liberally stole dedicated this small swimming pool shaped like a ship to the memory of that american clientele. ah, the days of the american craze and full guest books ended abruptly and 1929 with the great stock market crash. ah, and i live, recollect, she's developed enough like on trees. the crisis of 1929. the great depression which began in the us with black thursday, only reached europe a little later. you don't like on trees to poo

. >>> the 1920s icon josephine baker becoming the first black woman inducted into france's pantheon it'sed a symbolic casket along a red carpet to the pantheon monument in paris today, her music and photos in the backdrop kelley cobiella with a look at how french officials are honoring her. >> reporter: she was the world's first black superstar, edgy, sexy and hugely talented josephine baker, born and raised in missouri, became a household name in the 20s. she spent her life breaking down barriers of exclusion. this risque and controversial dance in a skirt made of bananas. baker's public life made her a wildly popular star. her private life, much of it spent at this remote french castle, made her a hero. it was her refuge and family home this is baker's eldest adoptive son who grew up here. >> did she dance in this >> reporter: now a museum showcasing baker's elaborate costumes and most prized possessions. france's highest military medals were awarded for her secret work fighting the nazis in world war ii was she a spy? >> she was. >> reporter: she was very brave. >> she was giving back

it marks the spot where elmore was lynched, where his daughter josephine waited for him to come home.abama you can't help but walk in the shadow of these machinements. >> one of the articles that described my father's death says enraged whites, jealous about the success of a black man. if you acquire more than they think you should, they got to put you back in their place. >> enraged. >> enraged. >> josephine told us she paid for her father's bureau y'all herself after the state refused to let her place it on public land. >> when you think of the life you miss without having him. >> my mom went from prosperity to poverty almost overnight. sometimes i wondered what that life would have been had hi lived. what my life could have been. elmore bowens' name was included among the thousands of lynching victims at the national memorial for peace and justice. the memorial's director, brian stevenson hopes the collected names will help change the narrative of a country still grappling with how to tell its own history. >> when i moved to montgomery, this was a city that had 50 markers and monum

josephine baker, born and raised in missouri, became a household name in the '20s a dancer, singer, and spent her life breaking down barriers of exclusion, using her talent to make statements. like this risque and controversial dance in a skirt made of bananas. baker's public life made her a wildly popular star. her private life much of it spent at this remote french castle, made her a here hero it was her refuge and her family home baker's eldest adopted soon grew up here. >> did she dance in this >> that's it >> reporter: now a museum showcasing baker's elaborate costumes and her most prized possessions of all france's highest military medals the legion of honor and medal of the resistance were awarded for her secret work fighting the nazis in world war ii was she a spy? >> she was >> she was very brave. >> for her, no she was giving back. >> reporter: but in the u.s. she said she faced hostility and racism at new york's stork club in 1951 ignored for an hour. american actress grace kelly saw it all and walked out in solidarity the future princess of monaco and the queen of the french

josephine baker is the first black woman at first american to receive the honor. this came on the same day that far right xenophobic writer and pundit announced he would run for president. he has repeatedly attacked islam, immigrants on the left and relied on his usual racist talking points in a video announcing his candidacy. >> you have not moved yet feel like you're no longer at home. you have not left her country, but it is as if your country has left you. you feel like you are a foreigner in your own country. you are exiled from within. amy: back in the united states group of democratic lawmakers , a held a news conference tuesday amid the outrage over anti-muslim attacks by congressmember lauren boebert and other republicans against congressmember ilhan omar. omar again called on republican leadership to hold party members accountable for their dangerous rhetoric. >> the truth is is that islamophobia pervades our culture, our politics, and even policy decisions. cable news hosts, leading politicians in the republican party routinely espouse hateful rhetoric

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after her keth, josephine baker is breaking down more barriers. ♪ france today inducting the entertainerurned french resistance fighting and civil rights artist into the pan though yom in paris, the country's mausoleum to hero. baker the first performing artist, first black woman, and first american to be so honored. president macron saying, deep down there was no one more french than you. or more american. that's "nightline." see you right back here tomorrow, same time. for the omicron variant. the delaying of the easing of restrictions. >> so-called grinch spots. the online compe compe compe coe it means for customers. >> community members in the north bay are giving back by giving away christmas trees to families in need. details in my story. >> i'm tracking -- tracking record warmth. details in the accuweather forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. ♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: as omicron continues to spread and raise concern around the world, officials in the bay area say they are getting prepared for its potent

can tell you if they didn't want their son to talk to us and they've hired an attorney in france, josephine banker has made history as the 1st black woman to be on it at the home field in paris, 36 years after her death, the u. s. born singer actress and civil rights activist has been symbolically laid to rest in the palm field, the countries monument to its historic heroes president manuel mac wrong said banker is someone who fought for the liberty of all the this time next year cutter will be hosting the faith, world camp, and in preparation, the goals nation is hosting the fee for arab comp as a way to test the infrastructure that will be used in 2022. because i kicked off the campaign with the one mill wind, nova rain, and a newly built stadium that was being played in for the 1st time. and he richardson was there, the, in just under a year's time catalyst elevate stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. a game that will also see the home team. on footballs biggest stage for the 1st time. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many fri

burma, a network of assy, an organization's working to support human rights and democracy in me. mar josephine our vice guy from bangkok. good to have you on the program again, miss dot out. before we talk about, i see an as an organization who, who might have an impact on the situation. the local authorities in the border area are giving very clear warnings ah, to me and mar that the violence must not spill onto their territory. obviously the title authorities very concerned while back arthur should have been concerned even had early as april because there were multiple a strikes, launched along the tiber in the border, but the escalation of violence and i trust the crimes against civilians in the eastern border. the border with tylen basically should be long for the rest of us see that something concrete needs to be done to prevent the situation from getting further out of hand. we're seeing multiple attacks we're seeing offense is being launch on both the border with thailand and with india as the military try to gain control of the country. but also we're seeing an issue for a ty residents

it's not much warmer, but that doesn't stop josephine nor grin. who's from finland on laura one, mara. it's one of the reasons i really love living here that we have the opportunity like you dont have to go far away to be able to swim. copenhagen is one of the rare european cities with harbor water clean enough to jump into. but this wasn't always possible. pair shoes works on new developments for the harbor. he says for many years the water was too polluted to swim in. but all the efforts that went into transforming the harbor from an industrial area into a recreational one have paid off. we actually called it the, the blue park. we have a lot of green parkson in copenhagen lot of green areas. but we also have this blue park where people can enjoy themselves, no big polluting ships here. even the transport options are more eco friendly, like this electric powered ferry. having a clean harbor is a real point of pride for copenhagen. but the work is far from over. these days the aim isn't just to make the area safer for humans, but also to protect

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sean: the owner of rocco's pastry shop in manhattan in brooklyn, mary josephine, do you feel better nowt bill deblasio cares about you and small businesses? >> if he actually cared about small business the last thing he would be doing is imposing a mandate that he has impose on the private sector and restaurant cars and event spaces and movie theaters. what he has essentially done is locked people out of new york city. what is more egregious is not only -- he has come after children who can't enjoy a movie or go to a restaurant with their parents who have been vaccinated. it is absolutely disgusting but he is lame-duck and we have to set our sights on eric adams. i'm poor eric adams to do the right thing. sean: if you're 5 years old or older you have to be vaccinated going to any building in new york city. this is important because what happens in new york city, it seems to dissipate throughout the country, bad ideas go everywhere. that is why we talk about it but what impact of the vaccine mandates have on your business and the ability to make money and keep employees? >> new york city

. >>> dancer josephine baker has been inducted, the first american, first black woman and first performinghonor. ♪ the st. louis-born expatriate was a sensation after the first world war, dancing and singing her way across the stages of paris. she went on to become a spy for the allies during world war ii, a civil rights activist in the '50s and the '60s. and a fierce advocate for adoption, raising 12 adopted children. she is one of only 80 people who have ever been inducted into the pantheon. her body remains buried in monaco, so following tradition, her pantheon coffin contains handfuls of earth from places meaningful in her life. >> what a life. >> that's amazing, right? >> of all the things -- >> one of those things is remarkable. she did all of them. >> incredible. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? what's an office? or solving a workplace challenge that's yet to

and the late josephine baker, famed entertainer, french resistance member, and civil rights advocate,ucted into the pantheon in paris today. she is the first black woman and first american-born recipient of france's highest honor. military officers carried a symbolic empty coffin to the mausoleum. baker's remains are interred in monaco, where she was living at the time of her death in 1975 still to come on the "newshour," the supreme court prepares to hear a major abortion case. theranos founder elizabeth holmes on the stand. how a los angeles artist draws attention to undertold stories using murals. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: congress is back, and facing a high stakes december on capitol hill. funding for the federal government runs out on friday, and lawmakers are scrambling to avoid a shutdown. on top of that, senate democrats have a long to-do list of items to pass before the holidays, including president biden's build back better ag

what dress do we have for josephine?se, he wanted to give, give, give, give something to everybody who had made that time so very special. and my mother writes in her dowry, you know, why did she think -- how could she have thought this year would somehow be different because lyndon johnson just was in love with christmas. >> and wasn't he known for giving out presents like the electric toothbrushes with the presidential seal on them. >> oh, my gosh. >> and what kind of other things? >> my favorite little gift was a small like a swiss army knife. it was a little tiny, tiny one. it could not have done any damage to anybody it was so small. and it was about as dangerous as an emery board. but it had a little toothpick in it and it had a little presidential seal on it, and he gave them to so many loved ones as a sign of appreciation. >>> at some point my parents very rightly understood there was nothing we could give my grandparents for christmas that would mean enough to to them to add it to all of the other keepsakes they

charlotte bacon, daniel barden, olivia engle, josephine gay, dylan hockley, madeleine chew, catherinee mcdonald, emilie parker, jack pinto, noah pozner, carolyn praviti, jessica racos, allison wyatt. >> these children along with several of their heroic teachers were killed inside their classrooms and their hallways of school. 154 rounds and less than five minutes. what has changed since sandy hook? unfortunately, not much when it comes to school shootings and not nearly enough. since every parent's worst nightmare that day in america there have been 231 school shootings, not counting colleges. >> since 2014, two years after sandy hook, there have been 3,368 mass shootings in the united states. and according to the group created by parents who lost their children nine years ago today, each day, eight children die from gun violence in this nation and another 32 are shot. those children of sandy hook would have been 15 and 16 years old today. learning how to drive, how to love, how to live. may their memories be a blessing always. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsesse

but later she was known as josephine the plumber. >> new comet gets out stains when other cleansers can't- >> reporter: by the millions. his inventions will be cluttering our closets for years to come. spencer silver invented that slightly sticky glue that ended up on the back of post-it notes. so remember to thank him. and we lost the creator of the game of life, r reuben klamer. >> there is only one way you can always look younger: hang around with very old people. >> reporter: comedian jackie mason had us laughing until he was 93. >> what does it have to do with the show? when you go to a furniture store, do they show you a comedian? [laughter] >> that's my best joked. you missed it. >> reporter: comedian mort sahl was one of the first to make us laugh at politics. >> it is an official portrait of the president next to a globe with the troubled spots marked in black. he is standing next to the black globe. >> reporter: we lost him at 94. >> man is really the most interesting jackass there is. >> reporter: hal holbrook became the living embodiment of mark twain over the years. >> he is

josephine? >> caller: hi everyone. thank you p.a.c. for your great work. community and also i wanted to congratulate the lgbtq p.a.c. i would like to concur three speakers ago, there are incidents of bullying and violence that have been in our community and schools. please look into that as well. how do you deal with aapi hate? that's rampant within our community now. >> clerk: thank you. anna? >> caller: good evening everyone. i'm chair of the p.a.c. [ indiscernible ] the p.a.c. has done amazing work. >> clerk: that concludes public comment. >> president lopez: are there any questions or comments from the board or student delegates? seeing none, thank you again for your presentation and we look forward to the next report. >> thank you. i know we can't respond directly to folks. i like to say if people have questions and would like to know more, would like to have conversations, please reach out to us. my e-mail is pac@sfusd.edu. i would like to say, the p.a.c. can't do it all. we certainly don't do it alone. we do this work in partnership with all of the

i think america will just rejoice but especially new yorkers and business workers like you mary josephine just temporary. >> thank you so much, brian. brian: we reached out to the city for comment we did not hear back. 10 years ago our next guest slept on motel roof for 94 days in order to end violence in chicago neighborhood. enough to as violence strikes again in the city he is doing it again. we will talk to that chicago pastor next. plus, pandemic politics with new testing requirements for travelers, even doctors are asking will the pandemic ever actually end? does someone want it to continue? ♪ yesterday's gone ♪ yesterday's gone ♪ ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring- automatically. so no

josephine? >> caller: hi everyone. thank you p.a.c. for your great work. thank you for including our community and also i wanted to congratulate the lgbtq p.a.c. i would like to concur three speakers ago, there are incidents of bullying and violence that have been in our community and schools. please look into that as well. how do you deal with aapi hate? that's rampant within our community now. >> clerk: thank you. anna? >> caller: good evening everyone. i'm chair of the p.a.c. [ indiscernible ] the p.a.c. has done amazing work. >> clerk: that concludes public comment. >> president lopez: are there any questions or comments from the board or student delegates? seeing none, thank you again for your presentation and we look forward to the next report. >> thank you. i know we can't respond directly to folks. i like to say if people have questions and would like to know more, would like to have conversations, please reach out to us. my e-mail is pac@sfusd.edu. i would like to say, the p.a.c. can't do it all. we certainly don't do it alone. we do this work in