. >> an i am mary toni. and grew up and near and dear to my heart and serving a program like this has that has done so many things and part of from a working class family and going to museums weren't at the top of the priority list to put food on the table and knowing now that other students an kids in the community can experience museums and to help community healing is the greatest part and something i am very grateful that this is happening. especially i learned that equalified for this program in undergrad at u.c. davis. to come back to the city with something so great and beneficial is happening, makes my heart so full. thank you again mayor breed and thank you to the team that made this happen. and yeah, thank you so much. i hope you have a bulletproof day. >> thank you, mary toni. i know what it feels like to be in college and went to u.c. davis and it was definitely a struggle. i am glad that program is benefitting you and others who want access to what our things that are what carol called fun. and

facing st mary's product, tony consul in yeah, that's gone cell in his 13th quick to nothing lead backo, wilmer floor is ticket to ride. that's his 10th and about a 425 ft shot. it is. you're thinking kevin gausman on the mound. well, no problem. however they got to figure out how to pitch to this guy, max months here. you kidding me? eight homers in nine games against the giants and gavin lux. it's kind of like what let's just keeps doing it suddenly is 321 and, for the first time ever, giants dodgers teams go back to back both teams back to back homers in the first inning. that's never happened before. that's justin turner taking gaza deep. he lasted only three innings through 80 pitches and the giants breaking open the seventh. cairo estrada scalding. it's dusty baker used to say down the left field line, two runs score. four run seventh inning for the giants, and it looks pretty good for them right now, i would say dodgers batting in the bottom of the night train with 72 with two outs. alright, the subplots for this game. however the giants injury onslaught continues. brandon crawf

judging from that swing in the first inning against tony, consul in the st mary's product, that's a two shot. god and they go back to back. watch wilmer floors just get into one ticket to ride about 425 ft. up the bleachers there. quick. three the lead you're thinking with kevin gausman on the mouth actually got this thing done, but max muncy, they've got to put this guy off the place. make his feet move, do something. that's eight home runs. in nine games this year off giants pitching, gavin lux cheered something dugout step. can't believe that thing and giant pitching staff should not believe it. either they go back to back just to turner, his 17th first time that the giants and dodgers and their long serious together i've gotten back to back both teams first inning, giants break it open, four run seventh. tyro estrada, two run double the big hit in that four run 7 30 giants wind up winning it handily. they now lead the dodgers in the western division of the national league by two full games. that was just the first of four games. all right, they call him showtime, shohei otani, but t

. >> toni-marie: and circle back at a future meeting to flush out a little bit further. >> great, thank you. >> mr. perez. >> thank you. i think two other people raised their hands before me. >> i just want to be respectful. hello. dillon, i just got a quick one for you. i noticed in your presentation, that there was a pretty good uptick in people doing on-line events and i'm just curious were they doing these to create community or did they find a way to make their revenue generating or do you even know or have an opinion? >> well the question was directed to them was in terms of adapting their business model and how they did it so i would assume it was in terms driving revenue but i definitely see it's a way of building community too sol, it would be cool to piece out some of these. >> i was just curious how they did it? did you pay a fee and you got a link? i think that would be awesome to better understand we can message to others because someone probably dialed in pretty well. people are putting up their ven yo handle and the drag queen is saying send me your tips on-line and so pe

tony, how are you? i have no homework, we had a little prayer, eight days till christmas? i'm excited, i love you, maryshe still writes her letters, even though tony can no longer respond. >> are you enjoying it in heaven? i miss you very much. i read a book about heaven, love your knees, it -- mary k was seven when her and died. it was sudden, scary and heartbreaking. so she took out an old shoe box, decorated it, and filled it with thoughts of ants toni. >> now she's dead, i cannot see her again, and our lives will never be the same again. >> the ripple effect of toni's death was huge. she was very respected doctor, on ophthalmologist, a thriving practice she had in jackson mississippi. she was a mother, who sang in her church choir, a wife to a man named harold, and an older sister to -- this story is about toni and what happened to her white one bright sunny day up in the mountains. >> it's also about how secrets, long buried, sometimes out stay that way. >> where did toni fit into your family? >> she was the middle between two brothers. sometimes she thought that was an advantage in sometimes she

mary forte. i've lived here all my life other than i when i went away for college. so i was born and raised in a still club. >> tony and supporting our former change was inevitable over that time span. but. >> this forte lives in this east oakland neighborhood. you see highlighted on the map. she says the level of violent crime near her home sunday. she thought she would never see it's like night and day when i grew up in east oakland. >> the streets were clean. the it was safe for children to walk to the neighborhood store the shooting since the pandemic have just been way out of control in my neighborhood. it's almost nightly basis that i can hear gunshots. i've through my home oakland's amended city budget will now fund traffic safety side showed deterrents expedite 911, response time. >> grant money for security cameras in the business core doors. it will also be used for neighborhood beautification and workforce development. >> back in june. east oakland councilmember is lauren taylor and treat read both voted no on the city's highly anticipated new budget because they say it lacked equity for their constituen