el mural que estamos viendo ahora es de orozco.no puede vivir en un país sin aprender nada de su cultura, ¿no? tío... ¿en qué piensas? no, estaba pensando cuando raquel vino a visitarme en buenos aires que yo también la llevé a conocer la ciudad igual que roberto está haciendo con nosotros. dinos, tío, te gusta raquel, ¿no es verdad? ¿se me nota tanto? ¿vamos? sí. vamos. hola. hola. hola. ellos son angela y roberto castillo. encantada. mucho gusto. luis villareal. hola. hola, ¿cómo estás? ¿qué tal? ¿qué hiciste hoy? trabajé un poco y luego luis y yo fuimos a almorzar. ¿y uds.? iay, lo pasamos muy bien! yo creo que roberto podría vivir muy bien de guía turístico, ¿verdad, tío? sí, claro. hubieras venido con nosotros. fuimos a ver los murales en el palacio de bellas artes y roberto nos describió cómo los muralistas comenzaron un movimiento durante la revolución mexicana. iay, raquel, son tan impresionantes! y me recordaban mucho a mi papá, pobrecito. le hubiera gustado verlos. más tarde, en su habitación, raquel está pensando. bueno,

painted the mural on a vacant store front. michael brown was shot by a police officer in ferguson, missouri back in august. the 18-year-old was unarmed at the time. >>> and that shooting set off weeks of unrest in the st. louis suburb, which you see some of here. nbc 10 has the story of why the mural of michael brown was removed from the streets of trenton. >> reporter: there is no trace of a mural of mike brown once painted prominently at the corner of north broad and east hanover in trenton. the trenton downtown association removed it yesterday at the urging of several police officers who were unconfidentmf with the message. >> the intent was to get a reaction, not to further divide us. >> reporter: while meant to stir up dialogue, was not meant to throw digs at local police. but local police tell us the image of michael brown gunned down by a police officer in ferguson was a distraction and undermined the good police intentions. the word michael brown and sagging pants is not probable cause must come down. >> i was shocked

was actually violence on the street, a shooting near corner where mural was at. removed. officials say that the rational for removing mural was that it didn't fit overall vibe of the business district. it might have a negative impact on police and community relations. but both sides say the mural could have a positive impact. >> it definitely spurred a conversation, in the sit bye profiling and police interaction which we hope will lead to better understanding. >> reporter: whole intent was to get the streets talking not to see it, not here forever. as long as we get dialogue started, that is what is the point. >> reporter: he considered the mural a success and one he will try again n trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the the penn museum announced a new partnership with the school district of philadelphia. it is called unpacking the past. the privately funded partnership aims to make a difference in the lives of seventh graders, getting them up close and personal with history. some seventh graders from the penn alexander school got to just to

. >> let's look at the beautiful mural.asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wire rope templates that were fabricated for the line work get laid down and literally stamped into the asphalt, and then everything was hand-painted. >> maybe you could talk about some of the symbolism, maybe starting in the middle and working out. >> [inaudible] the flower of industry. >> it is like a compass. there's an arrow pointing north. >> within the great bear consolation, there are two pointed stars here. they typically lead one to the northstar, otherwise known as polaris. so i thought it has a layer of theme. >> let's talk about some of the other elements in the peace. we are walking along, and there is a weather vane. there's a sweet little bird hanging on the side. what kind of bird is that? >> [inaudible] the smallest of the gulf species, and it lives around the bay area. >> you want to talk about the types of flour patterns that you send? >> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here? >> th

here's what the mural used to look like. it features a picture of brown with the phrase sagging pants is not probable cause. yesterday the mural was removed by the city at the direction of the trenton downtown association. officials say that the mural did not fit the vibe of the business district, and that it might have a negative effect on police and community relations. >>> still ahead, this evening bringing attention to the concussions and effect they have on young athletes. ahead a surprise donation to a mother who lost her son to suicide. >>> also ahead here tonight at 6:00 we will take you down the shore for birds eye view of how one beach community is getting an extra barrier of protection against raging seas. >>> plus. >> ever wish you could raid money just by taking your dog for a walk? well, now there is an app for. that i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. >>> in many locations a pleasant day but more showers and thunderstorms will be rotating in the delaware valley over the next 24 to 36 hours. we will tr

he plans to repaint the mural at an artie -- event. >>> delaware state police are investigating after the body of a young man was found in a wooded area, a passer by called police after spotting the body on ricky boulevard this morning everyone a 19-year-old is positively identified but they are not releasing the name yet and police do not believe foul play is a factor in the death. >>> a mystery in south jersey, a man was found shot in the back outside of chalet apartments. the motive is unclear. >>> berks county seniors are urged to be on alert for a convicted burglar who is back on the prowl. carlos reyes signed himself out of the correctional center yesterday and he reportedly went to an assisted living center posing as a worker trying to get into patient's rooms. >>> authorities are looking for a man that stalked and robbed two women, this is a video of the suspect from october 12th, police say he followed the victims on the 1,000 block of oregon avenue and when the women passed the suspect walking up behind them with a gun in his hand and one woman threw cash in the man and grab

si se fijan esto es un mural.n creando en este espacio urbano para disfrutar de locales y visitates. >> es increÍble porque ves diversidado de artistas y de estilos. estÁ muy bueno que sea en la calle que todo el mundo lo pueda ver. >> llegÓ para quedarse, los artistas aseguran que el compromiso llevar el concepto otras zonas tambiÉn olvidadas. >> siempre tuve el interÉs de crear un puente y es lo que hace este proyecto. extiende y comparte el arte con la sociedad que tanto lo necesita. >> es un patrÓn jvre vemos muchas ciudades que lo que era graffiti ahora es arte. >> lo que estÁn haciendo muchos puertorriqueÑos para que se queden y saquen adelante la isla. >> hasta aquÍ las noticias. hasta pronto. >> gracias ♪ ♪ >> ya te dije que no, pero no Ée quÉ mÁs hacer. claro que he hablado con el seÑor e intentado que entienda que ese camino no lo va a llevar a ningÚn lado, pero no escucha, pablo, no entra en razÓn. >> a ver, ni siquiera estoy pidiendo que olvide la demanda, solamente que la detenga en lo que mi padre se

most of the people in them probably thinking the city paid a professional artist to see the murals they see spanning one corner of the property. very few would guess it was really the guy in the corner office. >> yeah, i do get that a lot when people come out. they say nice. i say thank you. i painted those. they're like no. you had an artist. it's me. >> reporter: darren greenwood is the public works director. while water has been his profession for many years, art has been his hobby even longer. >> you know, it's a nice outlet to relax. >> reporter: along the way, darren has done a few other high-profile jobs, but none has been as rewarding he says as those murals at his workplace, that is until his latest work. >> i mean, when else do you get a chance to make a difference to somebody who is sick? >> reporter: at age 17, darren's son joe was diagnosed with leukemia. kaiser permanente santa clara medical center would become the family's home away from home for the next three years. it was something, however, they were given their very first night that stuck with darren. a care package

that mural at north broad and east hanover streets was painted over on monday.renton police say that it undermined community relations, so they urged the city to cover it up. the artist, though, is defending his work, saying it was only meant to encourage dialogue. >> we can sit down and talk about it, not put any particular group in a negative light. that was not the original intent. i'm not angry at anyone, you know? to me, it did its purpose. it served its purpose. it started the reaction that we were looking for. >> now, an online petition in support of keeping the painting there has nearly 200 signatures. >>> in philadelphia, it looks as if a bill that revises the city's hate crime law is going to pass. that measure okayed by a city council committee stems from an attack on a gay couple in center city last night. police say the suspects were seen in this surveillance video, taken moments before the assault. the bill would increase penalties in cases when a suspect is found to be motivated by the victim's sexual orientation or gender. now, those suspects are

clouds painted on the ceiling, i see murals all over the place. i'm waiting for zeus to pop out.here are no customers around, and much like the lot outside, the only thing i see are a few vintage luxury vehicles in the showroom. how you doing? i'm marcus. >> larry. nice to meet you. pleasure. >> nice to meet you, larry. >> pleasure. >> is this car for sale? >> yes, it is. >> how many miles on this? >> 2,400. it was restored. >> uh-huh. how many total cars on the lot? >> probably 20. >> total? >> total. >> 20 cars? 20 cars is more like a private collection than a used car dealership. a successful used car dealership is one that is built on having something for everyone. you have to have a wide array of price points, and a wide array of selection. is pete here? >> yeah, he's in his office. i'll take you. >> okay. >> pete. >> marcus. >> how you doing, buddy? >> pleasure. thank you for taking the time. >> absolutely. >> what did you think of the place when you first walked in? >> it's--it's--yeah. it's built out, that's for sure. >> this is my soul, i design, i architect. >> have you

up those murals, beatify their communities. >> we will hear more of the drumming later. tell us about the schools. you also work with schools, right? >> we work with schools. we do side by side learning as well as afterschool programming. and we don't just do art for art's sakes. it's around equity and justice. and also we use art as a means of helping young people to see that they have the power to choose. they can change their lives. they can choose to -- one very important program is where young people reinvent themselves as superheroes to solve problems in their neighborhoods. and there is a curriculum that really used california state standards for education that's embedded in the curriculum and then the young people use art and visual arts as well as fashion design as tools for learning math, as tools for learning reading. there is a reading component to it. young people also learn skills. >> this is a great introduction. and we are going to to hear more about it in the next segment. as an introduction, this has been great. thank you for being with us. >> thank you

to pl mayor michael nutter was among the dignitaries on hand today to unveil philadelphia's newest mural and this is called staircases and mountain tops ascending beyond the dream. this is a project with the city of philadelphia and the arts program and covered the facade of the martin luther king jr. recreation center and it's truly a stunning piece of work there. >>> and now a look at the accuweather forecast it's starting to look better. adam joseph has a live picture and quite a few clouds out there. >> the sky is a little undecided on sky 6 hd live, the camera is bouncing with the wind and a sliver of blue right above there, and on the horizon the clouds are dark and ominous. as we take a look at the numbers around the region with rainfall totals, allentown a .10 inch of rain and trenton close to 1 inch and philadelphia the half inch mark and atlantic city at the shore we saw just over 1 inch of rain for your wednesday into early on thursday. but another bone chilling day, 53 because it's so damp out there with the northerly wind and 56 at the boardwalk and 57 in dover and 55 for re

. >> and something dear to my heart hopefully, there will be no permanent displacement of murals. >> how we maintain the murals when the building is gone that's part of the plan. >> the on the questioning question is a followup to commissioner mondejar's workforce referral maybe we're not ready to talk about it i want to upstairs how the residents of affordable care act are incentive tisz advised or informed for candidates for those homes. >> a lot of our services are focused on the workforce opportunities cooperating with sf city build and sf city to make sure their hooked up with city build and on the services side their prep people to be able to be referred 0 those opportunities we're all working together as far as the schedule to everybody whngz the opportunities come up. >> thank you and my last question on financing i want to be sure we have all our partners and sister agencies read to fund and provide funding the important milestone so we have the commitments from our partners? pursue. >> so the loans you approved back in july include ocii funds which we have in hand and subsi

a lot of it was just the mural, the sprinklers and we didn't have any grass. it was that bad. we worked on sprinkler heads and grass and we fixed everything. we worked hard collecting everything. we had about 400 group members. every a little bit helped and now the park is busy all week. there is people with kids using the park and using strollers and now it's safer by utilizing it. >> maclaren park being the largest second park one of the best kept secrets. what's exciting about this activation in particular is that it's the first of many. it's also representation of our city coming together but not only on the bureaucratic side of things. but also our neighbors, neighbors helped this happen. we are thrilled that today we are seeing the fruition of all that work in this city's open space. >> when we got involved with this park there was a broken swing set and half of -- for me, one thing i really like to point out to other groups is that when you are competing for funding in a hole on the ground, you need to articulate what you need for your park. i always point as this sight

mural program to kickoff and all day long various events and mural celebrate the rich d.y. culture and heritage and of course tonight features some of the best djs as well. >> and sitting president experienced credit card problems from time to time and incredible stories happening to him and his wife next. starbucks is checking out the feature to make starbucks shorter. >> you think bono wears sunglasses to be cool. think again. sunglasses to be cool. think again. they've got more to do with his >> 27-year-old michael dunn was convicted of first degree murder in september and prosecutors argued, dunn, white, fired ten times into an suv carrying four black teenagers because of volume of the music coming out of the vehicle. 17-year-old jordan davis died. dunn apologized to the young man's family in court today and the life sentence is mandatory and prosecutors are rye seeking the best penalty. >>> abducted by terrorists and there's a cease-fire with islamic scream wiingt borco her on. kurt thousands were killed in africa's most famous nation and it could mean release of girls

(narrator) the murals represent captives in abject poses... their gestures plaintive... their handdrd, thr s acinai mp us m rtifr gestures plaintive... thpresentation of a child-- perhaps an heir to the throne... dancers and musicians play maracas made from gourds, instruments made from turtle shells, a drum and trumpets. the celebrants are costumed-- one is a crayfish, another is a crocodile. the murals at bonampak provide a graphic and vivid depiction of the maya-- their cruelty, vanity, love of music, and humor. they were left unfinished when the people of bonampak abandoned their city around the year 800. palenque and scores of other maya cities also suffered from a rising tide of disintegration and social collapse. plenque, with its proud tower surveying the fertile plain that fueled its greatness, was abandoned to the rainforest in the ninth century. the world of the ancient maya, draid by warfare, environmental degradation, and drout slipped into history. at palenque and elsewhere, the discoveries continue to unfold as archaeologists painstakingly rebuild the remn

a new mural today. "eyewitness news" was there at martin luther king rec center at 22nd and cecil b more, the mural called staircasees and mountain tops ascending beyond the dream depicts the critical role that doctor king played in the civil rights movement in in america. >>> well, we're right in the heart of rush hour right now, we are seeing pretty typical delay so far, all over the place, we will start off at 95 at girard. we are seeing taillights slowing up a little will bit more out bound toward center city. otherwise out on 202 at 29, a typical jam here as he well, thinks a southbound jam heading from this point jammed at 29 all the way up towards 401. so far out in new jersey, route 41 closed in runnemede at black horse pike your alternate to get around there is just take evesham road and accident in bucks county trenton road atwood born road expect local detours around there majors slowing up quite a bit 422 westbound slow from 202 into oaks, about a 12 minute trip there and schuylkill expressw

the mural produced through a partnership that included philadelphia parks and recreation department. the philadelphia prison system and the city's mural arts program. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah, another cold, windy day across the area, plus rain, especially in new jersey today. and it's still a little bit damp there. windy and chilly everywhere, but that's going to change, and a nice weekend for everybody. unless you want weather just like the last two days in which case it won't be so nice. we actually are seeing a couple of breaks in the clouds as we look to the west. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 23 mile an hour sustained winds. we've seen gusts well over 30 miles an hour. big roller coaster with the temperatures. we're up to 70. then only 58. 57. tomorrow we're going to jump back up, so it's just a two-day thing where the temperatures are way below average. then we're going to go way up next week and maybe way down after that. roller coaster is going to continue. we're in the 50s everywhere except for the po

seems our sugar daddy has some what of a checkered past and mural may have dodged a major bullet.ied to reach mark for comment but he hasn't returned our calls. seeking arrangement tells us they run back ground checks and verified net worth but only for diamond members who pay nearly $1300 a year. mark isn't one of them. back in new york allison is having her own second thoughts about sugaring. >> at the party someone made a comment about how much they would pay for me when i was walking by, i really wanted to like, shove my heel up someone's -- and say like this is not an auction, i'm a person, i have feelings. >> i remember i was starting in my business, guys would ask me to have a meeting over dinner or make suggestive comments and so on and it was so hard . insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose their

the murals made of marble, glass and gold. i want to take pictures of the beautiful lobby.de. i had plenty of time to think about the 12,000 active lobbyists now working in washington. they're smart to be here since washington controls so much, but this union doesn't want you to see what they've got. >> i've been notified by our legal department that we're not because of the state of the mural we're not allowed to do that. stossel: oh, well. the bottom line is that washington, once a sleepy, part-time home for politicians now resembles ver sad. power brokers work in buildings that look like palaces. and after work, they go home to castles. >> it overlooks the pond. the property is on 5 acres. beautiful shower. (?) and his or her water closets. stossel: it all helps to understand why people spend millions to win jobs here. >> once people come to d.c. they never leave. stossel: coming up, ann coulter will explain why she wants to track me down and drown me. she won't have to track me down. i'm right here. >> this is why people >> this is why people think stossel: washington i

in other news, council members in england are defending their decision to remove a mural that is the work of the famous graffiti artist, banksy. partytures a political opposed to immigration. migrants not welcome. go back to africa. council members received complaints that the mural was racist. >> a fight is brewing over what some call art in part of the district. >> the bc commissions on the -- the d.c. commission on the arts and humanities paid thousands of dollars for this exhibit, which is about to come down since the fire department has declared it a fire hazard. that story is coming up at 5:00. >> also coming up, len bias's mother toxics lucidly to abc 7. mother talkss exclusively to abc 7. >> hear what she says about the controversy around her late son's induction to the hall of fame. >> that story and much more coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> plenty of fans for the washington nationals. we've been asking you to show us your nattitude. >> this photo was posted on the wjla facebook page. nats, but sheher is not too keen on those -- nats,e hte n -- like the too. the

serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one

as part of the project, some students traveled to brazil to learn techniques to create the mural. >>> the new service that vows to give amazon a run for its money. >>> and damp roads and fog could greet you as you step outside this morning. we're on the roads tracking potential problems with weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. >>> but first, making sure your children are safe when getting on the school bus. the new potential penalty for drivers who ignore those flashing red lights. it's now 6:36. we'l ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> here's some advice, don't pass a school bus when the red lights are flashing. many school buss are equipped with cameras to catch drivers. they compared the bus tickets from the past year from four maryland counties. montgomery county issued more than 700 tickets. that's more than washington, freder

i think of films in terms of painting and i think in terms of murals, they carry lots of information.ketch in where to put the horses, or this or that, but then you start. the actors become the pigment that you put on there and so you put the paint up and it starts moving on its own i say, "wow, the red is gettin' over there next to the blue." and so i invent something else and finally i find that i'm following this phenomena around. i'm filming what they're doing rather than have them do what i want them to do. (narrator) robert altman's early days in episodic television helped him develop the quick reflexes he would use as a feature film director. his use of sound, action, and camera creates a spontaneity that frees his actors to react, as well as perform. (gene siskel) i think he's a real rebel, a real troublemaker, but he thinks that most films are calcified. what's his overlapping dialogue all about? he hears overlapping dialogue in life. he's making films about life. why do we -- he thinks there is something false in "i-talk-then-you-talk, you-talk-then-i-talk" that there's a st

students traveled to brazil to work together on a mural called walking with purpose.ids in prince george's county have new memories with their fathers. hundreds of dads and male role models took part in men make a difference day at the prince george's county schools. they hosted the fathers for breakfast and visits to their children's classrooms. the dads told news4, when they were kids many of them didn't get the same chance. >> he taught me a lot. my father was around but he wasn't there for me. >> they are recognizing their father's contribution to their children's academic success. >>> today bowie police will show off their first fleet of electric motorcycles. it's the first of its kind in the state of maryland. here's a look at deputy police chief dwayne preston on the new motorcycle. the department is one of the first agencies on the east coast to buy electric motorcycles for its patrols. the department will hold the news conference at 10:00 this morning near the amphitheater at the allen pond park in bowie. the department will use two electric motorcycles to pa

. >>> another new mural was unveiled in the city of philadelphia today. this one may be the first of its kind, it's called journey to home, and it's meant to call attention to the problem of homelessness in our area especially with teenagers. it will be displayed in mantua and various people may be on hand to create images after spending time with the city's homeless residents and their children. >> we have more breaking news with the trial on montgomery county, guilty on all accounts. guilty of first degree murder in the killing of the 6-month-old baby and they are 60-year-old grandmother. raghunandan yandamuri is up forever the death penalty, he represented himself in the case and jurors deliberated yesterday and then one had to be replaced. we were not told why, but that almost triggered a restart of the deliberations. the judge told the group to start over deliberating the case and include the new juror from beginning to end and they did reach a guilty verdict just one day into the new deliberations, we'll have much more for you when we have a live re

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we have new details about the mural's message on abc 7 news bay area. >>> the real estate boom has beenesses. now there's legislation designed to protect those that have been around for decades. carolyn tyler joins us live in chinatown where one institution will soon close its doors. carolyn? >> reporter: that's right, the empress of china restaurant has hosted luminaries for years, including karl malden. our own david louie's picture is on the wall but this place is closing down at the end of the year. another closed its doors today. it's the last day for the mexican salvadoran restaurant. it's been evicted after 23 years, one of more than 4,000 local businesses expected to close this year. >> the turnover is accelerating in the last two decades and as a result, there is a loss of that neighborhood fabric that people often associate with where they live. >> reporter: his nonprofit helps supervisor david campos craft legislation to register so-called legacy businesses that have been around at least 30 years. the measure calls for a rebate on the transfer tax. if the new owner extends th

hughes never got to paint the mural he envisioned, he only got to sketch. >> guest: ah. it's partly true and partly not. it is true that the nature of television somewhat changes the arguments you can make, you know, television back for abstract argument. it's good for show and tell. it demands a simple narrative. very simple. iconically so. and the, and it's certainly true that the book is richer than the television series. but i think that in terms of what telly can do, series is reasonably successful. there are parts of it that are hokey, but i'm not going to tell you what they are. i'm sure you know what they are anyhow. [laughter] i mean, what richards essentially is saying here is that the book is a better account than the television series of american art and its various ramifications, and i would not disagree with him there, it is. but at the same time, i think the series has a certain value and interest, potentially for people who might have no previous experience, not much previous experience with american art. c-span: how long did it take you to do the televis

features listed and i i hope their integrity but the art agency in the public library are those the muralshat were removed in the p zoning oh, $0.35 that's not accurate because they're no longer there so those little things the things that make me nervous the civic center can use help so there's a project to make changes and looked at it want 2rik9 features and is we can't touch the contributing features we want to be careful whether this is a contributing features i'm thinking about the small-scale features that could affect projects and regarding the initial section on the sort of chronological history for those context cigarette butt maybe to do a chronological about the section i was trying to figure out what happened to the foundation ♪ the civic center sometimes their referring to in a different way and talk about the jets and sometimes they're called pools and sometimes foundation it's hard to say rather than sacrificing signature of the history but the chronological of the history >> commissioner norton. >> i move that way we continue this item until the next meeting to allow mr. f

before you today, the dismay that my sister went to her school and asked for help don't fail us and the mural of the suspect is still at the school it's a combatant reminder to our children of wasn't happened and can happen i ask you to take it seriously to protect our children and to also make sure that the people with very have in favor of the schools the principles they know and they take this seriously i don't know what - i want to make sure their culturally aware of what's going on of the history aware of what is going on 15 blocks up and down and be sensitive when our children ask for help they need help that's all thank you (clapping.) thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening we're thankful and with gratitude to speak here and speak up for rashaun u shawn williams and for our children my son wants to say something i like i hope kids are safe no bullying in my school i don't like people in my school hurting the community and hurting our school year (clapping.) and i'd like to say on behalf of my son and right away shawn williams he was a 4.0 student with

advocate to do a study so whatever comes out of the engagement process and in addition, we heard the mural preservation is huge on 24th street along with the banners i look for there's 26 banners among 24th street representing the you countries theirs the devil is in the details difficult to see and been worn by the weather we're committed to restoring them and to finalize this part of the presentation we have a process that began in july and we had our first kickoff meeting but this is community meetings and stakeholders will have a survey to collect the input from the greater neighborhood out of this we expect the latino cultural district plan that helps the stakeholders to have a guide they didn't does have a finding of the information that was collected of missions and goals and will prioritize activities and have recommendations on key strategies based on everything that was collected that at this point in time i'm going to invite my deputy director if he wants to see give points >> hi commissioners deputy director of the department of workforce development i lead mayor lee's investme

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