lynn: hi! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. lynn: lynn hughes. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding

near 90 and lynn. san jose 80. fremont upper 70s. san francisco that she clouds in the morning and partly sunny in the afternoon hours. sunday will be a day of change. the cool things off temperatures coming down 7 to 10 degrees in the bay area. if you want warmer temperatures you might like tuesday into wednesday of next week. at least we're not talking about any extreme heat no heat advisories. no red flag warnings. we are holding steady. into the weekend. >>> leonard has finally decided where he wants to play and it is not with the world champion raptors. where the nba finals mvp will be playing next in sports. >>> a live look outside on this friday night. thank you so much for joining us. the 11 pm news is back in a moment. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected

we know that just last year, cheryl lynn and the folks from larkin street, we announced the rising up we are determined and committed to end youth homelessness in san francisco, investing millions of dollars in providing the kinds of support and wraparound services that young people in order to get their lives on track. we know that all young people may not have that safety net, may not have that support. i did not have that support in my family. in fact, i was so lucky that i had a grandmother that took in my brothers and me and raised us. my grandmother was very strict, very focused, she determined to make sure she did everything she could to protect us. when young people don't have that safety net, when they don't have that support, when they don't have that protection, sadly, that's when they turn to predators and do things that they never thought they'd do. and this $9.3 million grant allows us to provide services and housing, and to track and find out what we can do better to keep this from happening in the first place. so i'm excite todd to see how is going to change the lives

-made jeff lynne missiles the french gave -- jeff lynne -- jeff lynne missiles gave the french.rench defense ministry also these missiles were defective and were supposed to be destroyed. what this statement doesn't say is how these missiles ended up tothe hands of forces loyal the warlord. that is a big question, potentially an embarrassing one for the french government, because the french government has always said they are not providing weapons in breach of a weapons embargo to libya. critics have accused france of supporting the warlord in the fight against fighters in the region, but france has always denied that and said they would back publicly that you and peace process. >> still ahead on al jazeera. ♪ >> new york throws a party as the u.s. women's team return home as champions, again. ♪ ♪ >> hello. system couldontal be worse, but cold enough to dump some snow in the alps. the immediate future is 15 degrees and sunshine in melbourne, wetter weather in tasmania. sunny fromer and that area northwards. 19 on friday. the next storm is gathering with winds from the south. a c

it's have would be in the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and lynne until recently and i just got your doctorate from stanford university may be the 1st to call you dr. composition congratulations and you've moved sort of permanently it's about then so what's the attraction of. all of course i was drawn to the bathroom is a community here but also there seems to really be a public appetite for critical music and culture oh ok very true now on your latest album protests. there are other musicians you're sort of office but you use other musicians but you have enlisted the help of an ai machine that is fascinated me and that you create is called spoke. why did you want to do this well so i've been a laptop musician for about 10 years now and so working with machine learning really felt like kind of the next step and so i started processing my own voice digitally trying to find a way to make a laptop perform it. it's more embodied and so i always dreamed of having a vocal ensemble where i could process other voices and i thought why not add another in hum

need the support of the international community are for more now and joined on the line by christian lynn meyer from the w.h.o. in geneva mr lynn meyer it's good to have you on the program tell me what can the international community do right now. for a couple of things of course and one of reinforcing measures right now is for the world to realize it is a national community realize ready that funding and support for the country is needed heavily that the channel also said today in the statement that we need unless the international community steps up now and the response now will paying for the pain for his friends in the future and a much higher price so there is now a financial analyst at the forefront of for strategic response plan is being prepared and we don't have an effect from yet but it will run into our recent 1000000 for this is an important part of the funding. and the monetary support but also the political support and then for the 1st political support and the monetary support to move ahead in the world remembers the last major ebola outbreak in africa back in 2014 we know

nurse consultant lynne owens knows marion well.old is on the second day of her latest detox and needs help. we'll get you better. we'll do it together. it is the most horrendous feeling to be like this and you feel as if you're going to go insane, you know i even thought to myself, "i can't cope, i can't, i'll kill myself, i'll kill myself first." and then you think so yourself, "why the hell did you get yourself into that situation?" but you don't realise. her recovery begins with some tablets to help her withdrawal from alcohol. but her symptoms are severe. she is struggling. you take them with some water. being an alcoholic you cannot have one, there is no such thing on this earth as one drink. and it's a terrible affliction. absolutely terrible. last year lynne and her colleagues treated more than 2,500 people with alcohol problems, one of the few specialist teams in england. treatment for alcohol—related problems in this country is poor. the amount of treatment available is certainly not enough. in liverpool though they're doi

—— lynn faulds wood!website at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme, you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. next on bbc news, it's the film review. leonard hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, i'm joined by jason solomons. good to see you, jason. hi, jane, good to see you too. what have you been watching? well, this week we've been going back in time. we've got the horrible histories team and their little take on rotten romans, roman britain in the form of emperor nero, boudicca, the celts and lee mack and nick frost, those well—known ancients! someone also had a ‘bright‘ idea, they thought they'd make the current war, a starry drama, out of thomas edison, played by benedict cumberbatch, against michael shannon's george westinghouse, and the battle for the best light bulbs in america. illuminating!

. ♪ >> we are so excited -- i am cheryl lynn adams, director of market street youth services, and werk with young people to 24 who need laundry or place to hangout or come in from outside to get the tools they need to begin to resolve their homelessness. we have lots of programs and lots of educational and behavioral health supports that are here throughout the city. we are excited to be here with our partners to launch or to be a small part of the effort to address child trafficking. larkin street started years ago with huckleberry to fight youth trafficking. we know without intervention on the streets, children are at high risk for trafficking if we don't get to them soon. i think the most wonderful thing about this partnership is the prevention and the early intervention and the collaboration and us bringing together so many partners to work on this issue in a very profound way. we're excited to be here and excited to be a small part of it. and i am always honored and delighted to get to introduce our -- our mayor. mayor breed has been in office for just about a year now, right --

nurse consultant lynne 0wens knows marion well.ts first thing this morning. the 66—year—old is on the second day of her latest detox and needs help. we'll get you better. i know you will, we'll do it together. it is the most horrendous feeling to be like this and you feel as if you're going to go insane, you know i even thought to myself, "i can't cope, i can't carry on like this, i'll kill myself, i'll kill myself first. " and then you think to yourself, "why the hell did you get yourself into that situation?" but you don't realise. her recovery begins with some tablets to help her withdrawal from alcohol. but her symptoms are severe. she's struggling. you take them two with some water. being an alcoholic you cannot have one, there is no such thing on this earth as one drink. and it's a terrible affliction. absolutely terrible. last year, lynne and her colleagues treated more than 2,500 people with alcohol problems, one of the few specialist teams in england. treatment for alcohol—related problems in this country is poor. the amou

nurse consultant lynne 0wens knows marion well. is on the second day of her latest detox and needs help. we'll get you better. i know you will, we'll do it together. it is the most horrendous feeling to be like this and you feel as if you're going to go insane, you know i even thought to myself, "i can't cope, i can't carry on like this, i'll kill myself, i'll kill myself first. " and then you think to yourself, "why the hell did you get yourself into that situation?" but you don't realise. her recovery begins with some tablets to help her withdrawal from alcohol. but her symptoms are severe. she's struggling. you take them two with some water. being an alcoholic you cannot have one, there is no such thing on this earth as one drink. and it's a terrible affliction. absolutely terrible. last year, lynne and her colleagues treated more than 2,500 people with alcohol problems, one of the few specialist teams in england. treatment for alcohol—related problems in this country is poor. the amount of treatment available is certainly not e

lynn sweet, elie honig, happy fourth of july. hope you get a break, hot dogs, couple beers. >> going to a parade. >>> still to come, president trump is touting his fourth of july event and now hoping for a big crowd, but sources are telling cnn that his aides are scrambling to fill the space along the national mall. they don't want another inauguration moment. >>> plus a court rules that the president cannot use military funds for the border wall. what's the next move for the administration as it is blocked once again? >>> and there is a situation off the jersey shore, beach goers need to be on the lookout for this great white. we're going to tell you why. >>> and as we head into break, live pictures fourth of july celebrations at mount vernon, the historic home, of course, of george washington. her saturdays- ending montage of comfort. [tv sfx]: where have you been all my life? but then anne laid on a serta perfect sleeper. and realized her life was only just sorta comfortable. not just sorta comfortable. serta comfortable. play

company has plenty catch even if you're lynn ton spending spree. the new solo ceo, formerly lynn ton's co-ceo, will hit the target you have my blessing to buy it on the way down. who else the other major player i'm recommending is chronos. it has good management and terrific game plan i welcome them on the show everything else approach with skepticism be skeptical of afria. be skeptical of till ray i would avoid the cannabis etfs. this group, the bad could end up being very over valued what else? keep an eye on iipr, cannabis real estate investment trust i think this one can still work, but you have to give a pull back all-time high today 137, it was 12 at this time last year, 12. finally as always, you can own gw pharmaceutical which makes, and i mentioned it last time, makes real medication based on synthetic cannabis they hate being lumped in with the cannabis industry. i think gw is worth mentioning throwing up legal hurdles, gives us a sense of how valuable it is the stock is up year to date this is another one i like on pull back. what's thei

lynn, highlights from anglo? lynn: the message is that it looks like a good day.announced a one billion-dollar buyback, and beat earnings estimates. iron ore, they are making a lot of money from iron ore, earnings quadrupling in the first half on the back of higher prices around the world, on supply disruption from brazil and australia. to mark will talk could funny -- cutafani in just a little bit. the story on volkswagen? j.p.: watching volkswagen, the profit fell 8%, but still better than expected. the only carmaker that was able to stick to its outlook, saying that efforts on pricing are helping to weather a potentially difficult market in the second half of the year. shares have clawed back 1% in frankfurt. rallydani, we saw a tech help lift u.s. markets yesterday. what is the story in st micro? dani: the tech rally might be reversing. they cut their growth outlook for the full year. they say it is older products that they see weaker demand for. on the high end, $9.65 billion for the year and, before it was $9.8 billion on the year end. even though we saw arr

thank you, cheryl lynn, and thank you to larkin street for all the work that you continue to do to support young people in san francisco and huckaberry, i'm excited to have this organization as well as other organizations for partnering what we are announcing today, which is a $9.3 million grant from the department of social services for the state of california, which is absolutely incredible. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: this was a very competitive grant, and it was awarded to ten partnering organizations who helped to deal with the challenges that we know sadly so many of our young people face around sexual exploitation. in fact, in 2017 in san francisco, we had over 300 reported cases from young people of sexual exploitation. and in most cases, they were women of color and women from our lgbtq community. we know that just last year, cheryl lynn and the folks from larkin street, we announced the rising up campaign where we are determined and committed to end youth homelessness in san francisco, investing millions of dollars in providing the kinds of support and wraparound service

. >> >> reporter: parole administrator, steve lynn, credits lynn's commitment. >> -- he deeply cares about what he does. >> if you do the job of debilitating, the separating the community. but not separate. >> reporter: joe calderon could not agree more. >> my life would be amends to my victim at anyone and everyone that hurt. >> reporter: for providing a way for former inmates to gain life skills and stay out of the correctional system, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to martin figueroa. alan martin, kpix 5. >>> before years ago of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news. emergency crewonded at least 24 medical and fire incidents after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. it hit near the town of ridgecrest in kern county. about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. people from las vegas to the coast felt that

i'm joined by lynn parker, assistant director for artificial intelligence white house office of science and technology policy. next to her jason, general manager for corporate standards group at microsoft. finally anthony robbins, vice president for north american public sector at in nvidia. so we have a great group of public and private sector experts that can talk about activities in the standard development space from both the industry using the standards and the people helping define u.s. leadership in ai standards. so before we get launched into the discussion, which will be about 45 minutes, then an opportunity for audience q&a at the end, i want to do a little bit of stage setting here. so the term ai often used to describe two different but related topics. there's technical standards, things like reliability, performance, accuracy, then there's the oversight of the ai systems. these are very different but related things. standards are a prerequisite for oversight. the oversight side of this conversation receives disproportionately large share of attention. potential for black bo

that lynn is always on the go and that fascinates me. in fact that's what keeps me here even though sometimes i dream about living someplace else. but if i've been gone a while and someone come back so i realize so much has already happened here that i really do want to be part of it after all. the owner has been designing ladies and men's hats for life's glamorous moments since the late 1980 s. her hat salon in the central tier gotten district is our studio and shop in what she displays her creations like works of art. i have visions in mind of how i can dress up and deck out and improve a person. can want workers that day and want. to see someone out on the streets wearing a model of mine and feeling good maybe better than before that's the great enjoyment my what gives me. classical whimsical or extravagant but where that's fiona bennett's look. our current collection is inspired by vids kimo knows. her listeners are her only clients christina aguilera also wears.

he but donna lynne would like to see the reports. >> i cannot type with the basis for the terminations are because neither the officers, their lawyers, or this union has had the opportunity to read the basis for the notices of termination. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesperson for the city of oakland said under state law the officers will be afforded their due process rights am including a skelly hearing but for the final imposition of the death discipline. now the dates for the skelly hearing's have not been set yet. and the termination letters are not final until all of the administrative hearings have been held at this point, there still may be lawsuits to come. live in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >>> san leandro please have a least body camera video of the moments leading up to a deadly shooting last month. a brief clip from a neighbor shows 56-year-old anthony gomez holding a machete on north boulevard on june 11th. officers went to the scene and ordered him to drop it. >> dropped the weapon. >> dropped the weapon. >> gomez did eventually let go of the weapon. then police s

bay area man is found guilty of kidnapping an 8-year-old more than 20 years ago. 69-year-old kevin lynn escaped police for two decades after the kidnapping back in hillsborough. in 1995 an 8-year-old was taken while walking home from school. lynn tried to hold her for ransom and left her at the hotel room after finding out her parents were not in the country, they were in taiwan. his photo matched a wanted picture for the kidnapping. >>> police are investigating a late-night stabbing that left one man injured before midnight in santa clara in downtown san jose not far from the guadalupe river. the victim was stabbed several times but he should survive. police are still looking for the person who stabbed him and aren't saying whether they know what led to the incident. >>> developing news right now, the search is on for a dangerous weapon stolen from an fbi agent's car in oakland. it is a semi-automatic rifle with a magazine loaded with bullets, there is also an fbi jacket missing. investigators say the theft happened on wednesday night at haggen bur shopping center across the street fro

with me arejohn rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent and the broadcaster lynn fauldsomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports car—maker vauxhall will close it's uk operations if brexit hits it's profits. the metro has a picture of two men wanted in connection with a homophobic assault in london. the daily mail says a growing population and an nhs recruitment crisis is making it harder to get a gp appointment. the telegraph reports the government is going to launch a public information campaign about the effects of a no—deal brexit. the guardian leads with a warning from a think tank that a no—deal brexit would make the government's domestic spending pledges unaffordable. the mirror says british holiday—makers are at risk of violence in some popular holiday destinations. so a varied set of front pages, let's take a look at some of them in more detail. i saw you frantically looking at them, it is brexit heavy. the papers have dropped a bit late for us to scrutinise them totally but already i'm thinking, where are the women in this? let's start wi

lynn, the debate didn't seem to hurt him. >> no.now, but here's the other thing that the two other quick things are that are interesting about that. what the poll did by deciding to focus on the top five, the pollsters who do this will create a self-fulfilling prophesy doing something that the debates can't do. and that is start cutting the field. yes, and i do recognize that biden for now is ahead, but the others are really massed. the other four are all within striking distance, and the economic argument cannot be understated for how the democrat approach it, because in the internals in that poll, i thought one of the most telling numbers was that 30% of those polled, those registered voters actually wanted to give credit to trump for the good economy. not just i like trump because there's a good economy. and that is something democrats all five if those are who are at the top have to reckon with how to do their persuasion in light of that. >> we've seen a lot of enthusiasm on the progressive side of the field. yet, in this head t

my name is lynn. am from the san francisco travel association and i'm here to support the renewal of the civic centre c.b.d. the c.b.d. provide services for our visitors and our residents. some of the key services are sidewalk power washing, hazardous material cleanup such as syringes, graffiti removal, neighborhood activations, events , public art, concerts, community ambassadors, safe, informed, and inspired. all of these things make people feel more welcome on the streets of san francisco. for that reason, we support the renewal. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> could afternoon board of supervisors. my name is barry and i am an nonprofit and service support analyst and i depend on analyst in this area. i have been living in this area for almost 14 years and i know that the support of those animals on the people that cater to the city center, this may be very beneficial for them and i thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, again. tom, i am glad we are cleaning up the area. the

. >> lynn's let's not forget the president himself has been critical of the country. here are just a few of the examples. >> how stupid is our country? >> we are so far behind the time, and by the way, the world is laughing at us because they can't believe these policies. >> how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of the country? >> putin's a killer. >> a lot of killers. we have a lot of killers. what? you think our country is so innocent? >> he keeps saying these women hate the country and that's why he's on the attack against them. we just showed you he's been very critical of what's happening in the country. he can do it, but others can't? >> don't look for consistency. yes, he's a hypocrite on this issue, and the real damage that he's doing here is that he is not really walking it back, and i don't think we should be kidding ourselves just because he says some words and his lips were moving. he still was sending a signal, a dog whistle. if you put it together between what he said and unsaid again and the tweets there is really no real reason t

hot numbers in lynn with the brighter colors and 60s right near the immediate coast line. we are starting to see that temperature range, low 60s all the way to the low 90s for friday afternoon. cool, warm, hot. santa rosa, 92. half moon bay, 62. it looks like saturday is going to be the hottest temperatures and lend. >>> following the earthquakes in southern california, earthquake safety is getting a lot of did attention this day. we have more from san francisco , where they have announced a multi-million-dollar emergency response bond headed to the balent. >> of the mayor, but the police chief, and the fire chief, saying that they need to get their critical infrastructure ready for the next earthquake. and they said that the voters need to prove this. to get that done. >> today we are announcing a 620 million-dollar public safety bond for earthquake safety and emergency response. >> reporter: the mayor says the earthquakes in southern california are a reminder that san francisco needs to get ready for the next major earthquake. the bond would go to build up critical infra

there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but lynn is famous for its bad kind techno clubs an exam where you get turned away for wearing the wrong train has to be really people away but they have been doing me wave. thank you but i'm sure it happens i had a talk once and she said and. so that's who. is it is it getting away from the social media as well and you know mobile phones and things are not it's not possible it is i think it's a forbidden to have a smartphone and the whole. ok. what is the fascination i mean is it more the music is that how you got interested it's all dressed it's. no no no it was actually yeah the music 1st before i even these kind of parties i played the music and i've been into this kind of style i always like i always liked the coal kind of world even before i knew the music but i became kind of a banjo into the yes the overnight and then because you studied classical guitar the new i mean this is the home of. beethoven. but you went through american jazz yeah that's only because of the instrument i saw someone play the tenor b

nurse consultant lynne owens knows marion well.test detox and needs help. we'll get you better. we'll do it together. it's the most horrendous feeling to be like this and you feel as if you're going to go insane. you know, i've even thought to myself i can't cope, i can't carry on like this, i'll kill myself first. then you think to yourself, why the hell did you get yourself into that situation? but you don't realise. ok, marion. ok, thanks. her recovery begins with some tablets to help her withdraw from alcohol, but her symptoms are severe. she is struggling. if you take them with some water. being an alcoholic, you cannot have one. there is no such thing on this earth as one drink. and it's a terrible affliction, absolutely terrible. last year lynne and her colleagues treated more than 2500 people with alcohol problems, one of the few specialist teams in england. treatment for alcohol related problems in this country is poor. the amount of treatment available is certainly not enough. we'll get started now, sweetheart. in liverpo

holly hand is here within the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and lynn.

-lynn: oh, great. thank you. -norton: it is. lynn: [ chuckles ] it is. lsammy:: this is where the magic is.... lemonis: ...a burger business in new york city... tranchina: don't be shy with the sauce. lemonis: ...built by four best friends... sammy: we had a dream. we had a [bleep] passion. i don't know where the [bleep] it went. lemonis: ...who now can't get along. sammy: so, why the [bleep] wouldn't you open up the restaurant on time? -that's [bleep] -tranchina: hey! that's enough! lemonis: it's a dire situation... sammy: i build it for my brother, for my family. [ voice breaking ] i feel i failed them. i really do. [ sniffles ] lemonis: ...compounded by lagging sales and mounting debt. how much are you losing? covello: $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: if these guys can't get on the same page, it's just a matter of weeks before this business goes belly up. todd: if we don't fix the problem, we're gonna have to close the doors. lemonis: new york city has a ton of energy, and it's always been a place for dreamers. but when you get on the ferry, and you l

that lynn is always on the go and that fascinates me. in fact that's what keeps me here even though sometimes i dream about living someplace else. but if i've been gone a while and then one come back i realize so much has already happened here at the time i really do want to be part of it off the wall. fiona has been designing ladies and men's hats for life's glamorous moments since the late 1980 s. her hat salon in the central cure gotten district is our studio and shop in what she displays her creations like works of art. i have visions in mind of how i can dress up and deck out and improve a person. here mind. that want. to see sound one out on the streets wearing a model of mine and feeling good maybe better than before that's the great enjoyment my what gives me. classical whimsical or extravagant but wearable that's fiona bennett's look. her current collection is inspired by digits kimo knows. berliners are her only clients christina aguilera also wears fiona bennett's creations so does model not here our model in hollywood star br

in the gulf washington makes a formal request to germany france and britain to provide security for lynnsays that it international a. is solving to solving the crisis is essential. also coming up remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt in germany authorities say that the man suspected of crime will be examined for a psychiatric disorder and when we didn't capture enough.

after the fall of the eastern for lynn was full of empty lots and buildings abandoned industrial spaces were taken over by ravers out to dance to the new sound of freedom techno. in 1901 the club trees were opened in a one time department store it quickly became the flagship for the new party town and a launching pad for deejays like paul van dyke. went in with his camera. to take them to math most of the 1st time i was in the trees or i had a black leather jacket on my head dyed black an order of the guys there had white gloves and bright orange vests on and i thought wow this is a completely different world what's going on he'll get in here. even then moved to berlin in the 1990 s. and dove right into the techno scene for about 10 years he focused on the spaces where the new art in music movements were happening. the resulting photo series is . temporary spaces these were the settings for a wild and lawless some culture of clubs bars and galleries. even the nails the hard way as he calls it he captures the brief moment before the party stuff comes. what you generally associate with pa

the colors of the rainbow taking over the streets possible lynn it's the 41st christopher street day here in germany scap until the celebration but that the same time is a statement and a protest for equal rights and acceptance for the gay community. in germany especially in that you have a lot of freedom but we know about our sisters and friends in the east of justice in the east of europe and in other parts of the world was where it's a really really dangerous to be homosexual if the kind we are not monsters we are loving people like everybody else we should not be beaten or killed and we have the same rights as everyone else. in the world whose motto our grandmothers and grandfathers fought for this for us and we're with them we're fighting every day for diversity and equality for all and it's great fun to see. this year's parade owners and those who fought for equal rights for the l g b t community in the early days. the mall to stonewall 50 every riot starts with you force. a reminder of the 28th of june in 1968 when police raided the stonewall inn in new york the gay. on christ