. >> i'm lynn harrell, and i'm a concert cellist. >> and lynn harrell is one of the people destroying america. >> how dare you. for years, concert kreflist lynn harrell has flown the globe. on a plane like that one right there. that's a plane. >> london, paris, rome, new york, san francisco, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. >> and he's always joined by his life-time companion. >> mr. cello harrell. and lynn harrell demands his partner, mr. cello sit in a cabin seat. but one airline is fighting back. the most american airline, delta. >> delta airlines kicked me out of their sky miles program. >> tell them why, lynn. i have a cello. and they confiscated miles for my cello. and they punished me for having a cello. >> no, lynn, they punished you for opening a frequent flyer account for your cello. >> i deserved it. delta noticed he was doing this, reached out to him and told him that this was against the rules. he should not do it anymore and he did. >> gary left is "the" expert at frequent flyer miles. there are people who say i'm the expert at frequent flyer miles. >> people like this.

ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is uncompromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is already surrounding china the u.s. doesn't really have a long term economic strategy is has a military strategy to protect it's the climbing empire that's why i had troops over the place to protect the petro dollar and it has sabotage chinese investment in several places already so you already have them you know. subverting each other so like i said it's we're only intensified and the u.s. is enjoying is status at the moment because of the petro dollar because it is military the funds that are petro dollar and china is already trying to bypass that by establishing trade with countries including us allies in their own currencies ok so the u.s. is not again of a losing right now and i took it we are rather because i had original

ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is on compromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is already surrounding china the u.s. doesn't really have a long term economic strategy is has a military strategy to protect its declining empire that's why had troops over the place to protect the petro dollar and it has sabotage chinese investment in several places already so you already have them you know. subverting each other so like i said it's only intensified and the us is enjoying is status at the moment because of the petro dollar because that is military defense of the petro dollar and china is already trying to bypass that by establishing trade with countries including us allies in their own currencies ok sure the u.s. is not began to be losing right now and i took a cleaner rather than i had originally planned shal

ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is on compromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is you know most of that is around in china the u.s. doesn't really have a long term economic strategy is has a military strategy to protect its declining empire that's why had troops over the place to protect the petro dollar and it has sabotage chinese investment in several places already so you already have them you know. subverting each other so like i said it's only intensified and the u.s. is enjoying is status at the moment because of the petro dollar because that is military defense of the petro dollar and china is already trying to bypass that by establishing trade with countries including u.s. allies in their own currencies ok so the u.s. is not that again of a losing right now and i took it to a rather because i had v

care lynn and rachel do what they can nor the families and make that are every member of their clinic staff write condoll lens cards and the sympathy for the tragedyity conveyed throughout every step of the process, care lynn and rash chyle made sure that the patient received of the best possible care and personal if you have please welcome care lynn and rachel: (applause) ism (applause) . >> hi. so on behalf of rachel and myself our i would like to first thank -- for offering this incredible honor. but more importantly we want to thank the san francisco general hospital foundation for the work you do everyday to support san francisco general hospital to help us to continue to pursue our wishes of helping those in need. so we we are here today because of and on behalf of daniel abraham. (applause) . and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but

the guardian it says while we're obviously disappointed in today's verdict we are happy that judge lynn agreed with us that brad never intended to help america's enemies in any way brad loves his country and was proud to wear its uniform our t. has been covering the trial from the very beginning and i spoke with r.t. web producer andrew blake live from fort meade maryland i asked him if he could tell us what the reaction and mood were like once the verdict was read. relief relief everywhere relief from the journalists the handful of journalists who have been here for nineteen months relief from the spectators who drove hundreds of miles all night to be here for what was actually only a three minute long court hearing more or less colonel denise lynn took the stand just after one o'clock today she will add through the twenty or so that private manning has been charged with and then said i they're not guilty or guilty the first charge that she read was the aiding the enemy charge the most serious of them that could've sent manning a life sentence and the moment that she took the stand and

>> lynn. >> jimmy: lynn. very good -- very nice lynn. lynn.scary movie? >> um, "the shining." >> jimmy: oh yeah. that was frightening. [ laughter ] it just all came back to me right now. here's johnny. yeah absolutely. now, what's the one thing that really scares you? >> clowns. >> jimmy: interesting. yeah. clowns are -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: scary. yeah, you don't like. >> no. >> jimmy: why? you don't trust their back ground? [ laughter ] is a personal? a personal thing? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: is it the make-up? or are they just too in your face? just frightening? >> just frightening? i really don't like them at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: clowns. i love that is what really scares you. yeah, very good. and have you ever seen steven king's "it?" >> no. >> jimmy: oh, that's really scary. >> i've avoided that one. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because of clowns. >> jimmy: yeah. i got you. or the barnum and bailey circus? >> ah, no. >> jimmy: no i'm just kidding. that's actually fun. roots. we got our pal name lynn here. for her favorite scary movie "the shi

to be here for what was actually only a three minute long court hearing more or less colonel denise lynn took the stand just after one o'clock today she will add through the twenty or so comments that private manning has been charged with and then said i they're not guilty or guilty the first charge that she read was the aiding the enemy charge the most serious of them that could've sent manning a life sentence and the moment that she took the stand and said not guilty in the media center at least people just kind of didn't even know how to react but then but then sure enough you know a second later she started going through the other you know twenty one or so counts and at this point private manning could still face up to one hundred thirty six years in prison he has been convicted on almost all of the counts that he faces except for aiding the enemy but anyways yes people are very relieved that this is over at least a visit to the police with regards to where it is right now we're kind of in the homestretch here we're going to enter the sentencing phase in which point we expect testimo

lynn? >> yeah, the point that you're making, that we're all underscoring here is that this tragedy, obama is stepping up. the most personal way, talking about being profiled himself, talking about what so many people related to on both sides of that car door. he's speaking to all of america here. everyone can relate to it, i think think, in a lot of ways. >> that's a great point. i envision the woman clicking that door and the boy on the other side of that door. if you're listening to it the president's words, as lynn pointed out, you know which side of that car you're on. you're relating to this somehow. >> can i make another quick thing before -- i want to hear so much from everyone else here. this is an incredible historic panel in its own way, by the way. remember in his historic philadelphia speech, many people thought he threw his grandmother under the bus because he talked about how she would maybe walk to the other side of a street when approached by an african-american. >> that's a

please join me in welcoming theo author, lynne olson. [applause] b >> thank you. thank you all for being here. thank you, george, for that absolutely wonderful introduction. this is a really sec tack lahr event -- spectacular event, and i'm very, very pleased to have been asked to participate. i'd like to give a big shout out to the city of gaithersburg for putting this on.have it's, it's so incrediblyike heartening for an author to have an event like this. i'd also like to pay tribute to the montgomery county council for its incredible support of the arts and the curlture t community in the -- cultural community in the county. i know all in this because my apparently, jenny cloud, works for the partnership. and she's told me a number of times about how much the councin and you, george, have done, what you've done to maintain fundingd for arts organizations like hers. it's really important, and so thank you very much. i'd like to start out today by reading a quotation from winston churchill. which is, you can always count on the americans to do the right thing aft

. >>> lynn cheney descending on the state for her first campaign events yesterday. she did not mention incumbent mike enzi by name but she called for a new generation of leaders to step up to the plate. some saw that as a reference to enzi's age. >> are you too old to be senator? >> i'm absolutely not too old to be senator. i'm in really good health and i'm on the committees that i wanted to be on. and i have seniority which is really trust that you develop zwl earlier this week, senator enzi expressed surprise at cheney's candidacy. if he ran for another term she would not interthe race. >> enzi said obviously that's not correct. >> she deflected the claim. >> i think senator enzi may be confused. i called senator enzi to tell him that i was considering a run and i have always believed that decision should be made of irrespective of whoever else is in the race. that's not true if i wouldn't run if he ran. >> the fallout over nsa leaker now officially having an impact on u.s. foreign policy the white house is saying quote, deliberately vague, excuse me, they're stay

please join me in welcoming the author, lynn olson. [applause] >> thank you, thank you all for being here, thank you for that absolutely wonderful introduction. this is a really spectacular event and i am very pleased to have been asked to participate. i would like to give a big shout out to the city of gaithersburg for putting this on. it is so incredibly hardening for and author to have an event like this. i don't feel i should pay to be to the montgomery county council for its incredible support of the arts and cultural community in the county. i know all this because my daughter in law and danny cloud looks at the partnership. she told me a number of times how much the council and you have done what you have done, maintain funding for the organization like hers. i would like to start by reading a quotation from winston churchill and you can always count on americans to do the right thing. after they tried everything else. it is a wonderfully funny line, and exasperation, anger and bitterness. churchill clearly felt those emotions i

yes, australian rugby-- lynn or a.j.? what is australian rules football? not rugby., back to you. fast food for $200. what is popcorn chicken? fast food, $400. what is wendy's? fast food, $600. what is burger king? fast food, $800. what is hardee's? fast food, $1,000. what is taco bell? $1,000 more for you. take abbreviated bands, $200. what is the red hot chili peppers? uh, same category, $400. what are the bosstones? bands, $600. what is new kids on the block and the backstreet boys? and with that, you move up to $3,400, into a tie with prabhu. and that means we're gonna take a break right now.

how does he navigate these waters, lynn? what does he need to do? is tougher because it's allies. we have to come up with a plausible explanation. and what is the purpose of this spying, since again, these are our allies, not our enemies. >> lynn sweet, washington bureau chief. thank you. >> thank you. >>> betty and todd santos here for the first buzz. we're going to tell you what stories caught our eye today. [ whispering ] uh! i had a nightmare! the house caught fire and we were out on the streets. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream. and we have home insurance. but if we made a claim, our rate would go up... [ whispering ] shhh. you did it right. you have allstate claim rate guard so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. [ whispering ] are we still in a dream? no, you're in an allstate commercial. so get allstate home insurance with claim rate guard... [ whispering ] goodnight. there are so many people in our bedroom. [ dennis ] talk to an allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] ...and let the good life in. >>> welcome back. it's time f

/pleas t lynn/pleasant lynn/pleasanton, funneled to west oakland and head into san francisco. service is free. now is the time to head out to west oakland because it's a ghosttown here. five buses waiting to be filled up with b.a.r.t. passengers. live in oakland, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> b.a.r.t. strike will of course be affecting baseball fans headed out to o.co coliseum. a lot of the people who would take b.a.r.t. will be drive together game instead. this morning the a's warning fans traffic on 880 near the coliseum could be a flat-out mess. fireworks show being planned in a near sell-out crowd of 30,000 people expected for this one. anybody heading to the ballpark and park for free at b.a.r.t.'s coliseum oakland airport station. stay with us for "today in the bay" for coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike all morning. we'll have commute alternatives running in our ticker at the bottom of the screen. we'll have updates for you to watch for that. all through the morning. also head to nbcbayarea.com. there, you will find all the ways to be creative to get around the stri

the 35-year-old from san francisco, and 51-year-old liena lynn from daily city. >> good people doing their

lynn. $1,200, oxy. what is a guest... host? lynn. oxy for $1,600. this is the one you were waiti... what is jumbo shrimp? oxymorons, $2,000. what are student teachers? uh, "iliad" for $800. what are vultures? less than a minute to go now. $1,600. and those two men were paris, of course, and menelaus. a.j., back to you. uh, $1,200, please. and you have a big lead. $9,000. $400. oh, hello. all right. feeling confident, are we? (laughs) who is hector? no. hector was the body. he wasun of king priam. ah. so you drop to $19,000. which clue now? uh, $2,000, please. odysseus had a scar that she recognized. (beep) and a.j. still in the lead by a hefty margin. but it's still anyone's game, really. it's coming down to final jeopardy! and this subject... inaugural addresses. that's appropriate, isn't it, for this year? we'll return with the clue right after this. details are really important during four course. i want to make sure that everything is perfect. that's why i do what i do. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's i want to make sure that everything is perfect. just $14.99. start your

lynn is live with the wjz might be weather lab. lynn, how you doing out there? >> mary, i'm melting. it's 94.7 outside, that heat index, 103. unfortunately, this hot weather is sticking around. >> reporter: whether you're working outside, out for a run or trying to stay cool at the pool, it's miserably and dangerously hot outside. these workers have hours of work ahead of them in scorching temps. make sure you take plenty of breaks in the shade and, of course, drink plenty of fluids, a sentiment echoes around the state, franklin metro scare is the busiest center around the state. >> if you are either very young or very old or if you have other medical conditions like high blood pressure, heart disease, stay inside, stay somewhere cool. >> there have been four heat related deaths so far this year, so it's important to call 911 immediately if you see science of heat stroke or exhaustion. >> if they're not acting like themselves, look for warning signs. >> reporter: when the sun eventually moves this way. >> i'll be dripping in about an hour-and-a-half. >> he has t

lynn buoy has more on the recent close encounters. lynn?reporter: keep those eyes open, everyone. this time, they moved closer to city does suburbs. >> reporter: a car struck this juvenile black bear on 70, in germantown. the young male was halfway across the interstate. his injury so severe, officer his to euthanize him. >> the whole back end of the bear wasn't moving. you could see that there was damage. so then the decision was made then to go ahead and put it out of its misery. it was suffering remember. >> reporter: biologist, jonathan mcknight says maryland's bear population is expanding. ask right now, the bears are looking for new habitats. they can travel up to 50 miles a day. >> there are a number of bears that are moving on the edge of the cities. and our season hasn't really peaked yet. so we anticipate we'll see more. >> reporter: last month, this bear was captured in a d.c. neighborhood, after a woman saw it outside her window. it was released in western maryland. >> reporter: also in june, this bear visited a gaithersburg hom

lynn?that i didn't know then is that even though everyone agrees the service sector is the next middle class in this country, that we are a really long way from any kind of public policy that moves the public and private sectors together to change that service sector majority to the middle class majority. it's a big problem and there aren't solutions. >> all right. and i know that the pastry plate's unusually empty this week. i guess everybody was hungry today. my thanks to comedian and author, lynn winsted, michael steele, democratic strategist baa junior. and join us tomorrow when aisle have ana marie cox, josh barrow, and melissa harris-perry. but before she joins us tomorrow, she has her own show. on today's melissa harris-perry, what eric holder is doing to combat efforts to suppress the votes, even as states like north carolina pass some of the most extreme measures yet. plus, the one and only yvonne joins melissa live on set. we'll see you right here tomorrow at 8:00. thanks for gett

a friend seen melissa in the city of lynn just north of boston. >> i will head over to lynn pd, see ify have information on her whereabouts. i'm trying to find out some information about my sister. her name is melissa penton. p as in peter, enton. >> yeah. i can give you a view of the log. >> that would be helpful, thank you. >> okay. hold on a second. >> thank you. >> she's in on the 24th, the middle of the week. >> so it says she was bailed out. does that mean she was arrested and bailed from the station or did she go right to court? >> she should have been bailed right here from the station, yes. >> okay. just trying to figure out right now if she has any warrants or if she's on probation, kind of get track of her. is this her new address? >> that would be address she gave at the time of the booking. >> okay. thank you so much. >> okay. >> i'm very worried for my sister. >>> using information from the lynn police department, jen penton made contact with her twin sister and today they will meet for the first time in almost two years. >> there is things i want to say to her and things

lynn, you can comment on that if you'd like. governor rick perry telling the white house to back off in line with what you were discussing earlier. perry saying, once again, the obama administration is demonstrating utter -- other lawmakers suggesting texas is selectively targeted. what do you see happening long term here, lynn? >> long term, i think the administration is just being consistent. i don't care what you call it. they are saying if they see an opening to go through and enforce civil rights law, they will. remember, the supreme court didn't toss the whole law out, just a portion of it. when states do things that are accessible in the eyes of the obama administration, they will do it. going back to voting rights. some states will not even accept, for example, i.d. cards issued by public universities and colleges. now what is that all about? when other public entities' i.d.s are recognized. when you're getting to that micromanaging what is an official government i.d. and that and going toward a specific group, after all

i'm lynn brewery, hear their heartfelt message to the public >> so far so good on area roadways.ow over to marty. >> professional where he is restler -- wrestler and icon diamond dallas page now a yoga finatic. stay tuned, it's the morning edition. we're taking a break. we will protect this house. we're coming right back. [ female announcer ] at your local subway, summer flavors are served up fresh. like the delicious taste of the orchard chicken salad. you loved it, so we brought it back as a five dollar footlong, and now as a five dollar chopped salad too! diced white-meat chicken with sweet apples and tart cranberries. get it as a tasty sub, or as a refreshing salad loaded with the veggies you love. the orchard chicken salad. one big flavor. two real values. hurry in to your local subway today! subway. eat fresh. . >>> at the bottom of the hour we still have peaks of blue sky over head and humid haze around the horizon. sharon is watching traffic, marty is over at first warning weather. >> take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. what we're seeing is very light show

. >> so lynn, after news that anthony weiner had been caught sexting yet again, we saw david axlerodg e he should just go away. what do you think? >> he had a point that america belie believes in second chances. actually i don't think it matters what any of us think because he is staying so far. pi never get how people get donations when so many people are against him. >> we saw during the press conference his wife standing by her man. the same way that we saw hillary clinton do with her husband bill. do you think her actions make a difference when it comes to the public's perception of this scandal? >> i think it does because at first it helped him when it first came out months ago the first time. now she's put herself into this in a way that is very personal for them. what's interesting is this time i don't think her standing by him is making a difference. and it's actually tarnishing her excellent reputation. >> what can you tell us about christine quinn? >> i know polls are showing that she's the one who is getti intie break because of the scandal. she's an official in new york n

lynn buoy, wjz eyewitness news. >>> last week a judge ruled castro is competent to stand trial. his next court appearance is scheduled july 24th. >>> the aclu is suing to overturn same-sex marriage bans in pennsylvania and virginia. if they win, that could pave the way for a nationwide decision on the issue. the lawsuit would force those states to offer legal protection to gay couples. the aclu expects the cases to end up in the supreme court which may be forced to decide if it is unconstitutional to deny same-sex marriage rights. same-sex marriage will soon be legal in 13 states, including maryland. >>> momentum is building for the baltimore orioles. it's just over halfway through their winning season. fans are glued to their seats. the team says attendance is way up at camden yards and thebusinesses around the park are feeling the magic, too. kai jackson has the impact of the birds' popularity. >> reporter: the orioles are having another good season and that means big business for baltimore and maryland. it's a sea of orange and black at oriole park and camden yards. the birds

. >> the right honorable gentleman goes up and down the country speaking for lynn mccleskey. no wonder the former home secretary calls him the party of the graveyard. the fact is i've got to do. i've got it here. i've got the press release, mr. speaker. how unite plans to change the labour party. look, i know you're paid to shout by tonight but calm down a bit. this is what it says. we give millions of pounds to the party. the relationship has to change. we want to firmly class base and left wing chun the election campaign. that's what this week shows. two week -- too weak to stand up for free schools, too weak to stand up to unite union. too weak to run labour and certainty to run the country. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. new roles me my constituents -- [inaudible] if they want to vote to stop electoral fraud. does my right honorable friend think the same motion provides -- applies to political parties to? individual vote is a major step forward but, frankly, we have a situation in this country where we've got one of our political parties when it's become apparent v

hi, lynn. >> reporter: like you said, mary.his time of year, the bears move closer to cities and suburbs. now, this most recent sighting in montgomery county has a sad ending. jazz a car struck this juvenile black bear sunday, on 270 in germantown. the young male was halfway across the interstate. his injury so severe, officer has to euthanize him. >> reporter: the whole back end of the bear wasn't moving. you could see that there was damage. so the decision was made then to go ahead and put it out of its misery. it was suffering. >> reporter: biologist jonathan mcknight says maryland's bear population is expanding. and right now, the bears are looking for new habitats. they can travel up to 50 miles a day. >> reporter: there are a number of bears that are moving on the edge of the cities. and our season hasn't really peaked yet. so we anticipate we'll see more. >> reporter: last month, this bear was captured in a d.c. neighborhood, after a woman saw it outside her window. it was released in western maryland. >> reporter: also,

defense for wiki leaks or bradley manning's legal team failed today in court military judge denise lynn dismissed the team's request to drop the most serious charge facing the army private first class the charge of aiding the enemy here's why she turned it down george allen says that manning's terror training made him aware of the fact that terrorist organizations use the internet therefore he should have known that the seven hundred thousand military and diplomatic documents that he leaked could is out in the hands of america's enemies one day so is this a prelude to the ruling and what type of example does it set for future trials against was a blowers earlier i spoke with ortiz liz wahl who has covered the trial since day one at fort meade and i asked her about this ruling and if it is big blow to the defense's case. magen definitely a disappointment for the defense today as you had mentioned the judge did not dismiss this charge of aiding the enemy no serious charge that bradley manning faces so as of now cause the possibility of life behind bars without parole still stands for the

we're back with kweisi mfume, scherr lynn ifel. >> i think this was an important moment.ident weighted into a moment that was already happening. this has been gripping the country for the last week. he recognized that he needed to be a leader, and this is what leaders do. and by talking in this way, by talking off the cuff without prepared remarks, you have to talk about it. >> however, with real feeling. his willingness to put his personal experience on the line i think was tremendously healing to the martin family. i think that's what we heard in that statement. but also to african-americans who are really struggling with their own families about what we tell our sons and our nephews and our brothers about what they do when they go out on the street and face this kind of circumstance. it's the beginning of a conversation. he was right to tamp downtown on expectations of what might come out of the federal investigation, but at least tried to point news the direction of real action, you make a good point. shame on those of us who don't use this as a conversation starter a

defense for wiki leaks or bradley manning's legal team failed in court today military judge denise lynn dismissed the team's request to drop the most serious charge facing the army private first class that is the charge of aiding the enemy here's why she turned it down judge lynn says that manning's training that made him aware of the fact that terrorist organizations use the internet therefore he should have known that the seven hundred thousand military and diplomatic cables that he leads could end up in the hands of america's enemies so is this a preload to the ruling and what type of an example does it set for future trials against whistleblowers artie's those walls at for meat and she joins me now with the latest hi there live is how about this is this a very big blow to the defense's case at this point. well it certainly is a big disappointment to the defense's case magen as you said the judge today did not dismiss that charge that charge of aiding in the enemy that is the most serious charge that bradley manning faces so as of now the possibility of life without parole is a very

come up to the microphone but if you want to point in the direction of lynn people up against the wall let's get the show started. again, if anyone is disabilities or has small children let one of the sheriff's know and we'll make every endeavor to get you up. okay come onyouth. i hold a belief that most people want to feel valuable in our society. we want to benefit from the life-sustaining support we offer. i'd like to turn the microphone over to the committee. we are here for all. i want to commend all. this is for all the items we've called today so, please came forward >> go ahead. >> my name is ryan and i'm a client at the larkin street youth services. it has a great education higher-up we're next door to drop in. they're very he helpful they help us get our ged or high school diploma. i became a member and the second day i wanted to enroll back into school and the staff helped to enroll in march in may i graduated and got my high school diploma. they're very helpful to get our education. and i'm working on getting to san francisco city college. so i'd like to give my huge thanks

police arrested and charged dna lynn potter for battery against an elder. the woman said she told officer she's suffers from ptsd. join us on twitter for the latest on the protest. coming up, how social media is playing a role after the zimmerman verdict. new details about friday's fatal shooting fe san francisco jewelry mart. they confirmed the names of the two women who died. 51-year-old leena lynn and 35-year-old kim min were clerks at the jewelry store. the twro 3-year-old -- the 23-year-old suspect was involved in a violent confrontation with police in 2009. he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon afterers se antioch officers said he tried to run them over with his car. now to the latest on the crash at sfo. a group of survivors from flight 214 is back in their own beds tonight. 31 students and teachers of a prestigious middle school were bussed home. they had originally planned to attend summer camp in the bay area to get exposed to english. three classmates died in the crash. they will visit the grand parents of the deceased to express condo

would like to invite up to the stage to receive what we present in recognition of this important event lynn hunt, the ceo -- [applause] -- of the indian health center of santa clara county. on behalf of mayor lee and recognizing and honor of the committee we would like to say on resolve on behalf of the mayor and city and county of san francisco we recognize this as national indian month here in san francisco. [applause] >> smoky bay singers. two starts, napsters. two starts. here we go. (drums and chanting). >> how about a big round of applause for all our dancers. here we go. indian way. [applause] napsters, keep it going. make them dance. dancer style. there you go. get it. the dancers were lead in by larry harrison and will be lead out. ( chanting). >> all right. one more time. how about a big round of applause for all our dancers, for all our singers? [applause] >> all right. it's a great honor to bring to the stage at this time liz hunt on behalf of the american indian health center santa clara valley. [applause] >> thank you earl and thank you everybody. it's an honor to be here. i a