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. >> kaya pierson says her goal is to play for the wnba. >> even though it was low pay i still would go to wnb a to say i made it. >> i was excited. i really was excited because of gray says his daughter is a retired wnba player he says many female athletes play overseas. gray says he prefers to coach female basketball players rather than their male counter parts. coach gray led oakland high to the championship last march i want them to see us as athletes. >> these players tell me the new wnba contract is a big step in the right direction but that it may take a long time before female athletes are treated as true equals to their male counter parts. in oakland amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:48. today in the south bay climate change activists will demand that cities county. santa clara county supervisor dave courtesi will join a network well the decade just entered. looked at temperatures around the world for the last 140 years. the year 2019 was the second hottest year on record second only to the year 2016. than it was at the beginning of the industrial age in the 1800s. >>

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