norm ma. vinnie nng, johnny monroe and rachel killsock. >> i'm mel beatle and i'm here as heart part of the collaborative. i've seen suzy perform as president of the commission. more than once. i saw her perform today. that kind of leadership is necessary at the commission. i hope you will put her back. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm vinnie. i had the great fortunate of meeting suzy a few years ago. when i was seeking council, recovering from the unexpected and tragic loss of my sister, in an officer-involved shooting. one of the first things that suzy said to me after receiving my store storry was how can we learn from this? this is the leadership that this community needs. someone who is willing to look at tragedy and acknowledge that hope can still exist. so that others won't have to encounter the trauma that my continues to sustain. lethal outcomes are preventable and wk only reform our law enforcement agencies by willing participation from

norm ma. vinnie nng, johnny monroe and rachel killsock. >> i'm mel beatle and i'm here as heart part of the collaborative. i've seen suzy perform as president of the commission. more than once. i saw her perform today. that kind of leadership is necessary at the commission. i hope you will put her back. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm vinnie. i had the great fortunate of meeting suzy a few years ago. when i was seeking council, recovering from the unexpected and tragic loss of my sister, in an officer-involved shooting. one of the first things that suzy said to me after receiving my store storry was how can we learn from this? this is the leadership that this community needs. someone who is willing to look at tragedy and acknowledge that hope can still exist. so that others won't have to encounter the trauma that my continues to sustain. lethal outcomes are preventable and wk only reform our law enforcement agencies by willing participation from

norm ma. vinnie nng, johnny monroe and rachel killsock. >> i'm mel beatle and i'm here as heart part of the collaborative. i've seen suzy perform as president of the commission. more than once. i saw her perform today. that kind of leadership is necessary at the commission. i hope you will put her back. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm vinnie. i had the great fortunate of meeting suzy a few years ago. when i was seeking council, recovering from the unexpected and tragic loss of my sister, in an officer-involved shooting. one of the first things that suzy said to me after receiving my store storry was how can we learn from this? this is the leadership that this community needs. someone who is willing to look at tragedy and acknowledge that hope can still exist. so that others won't have to encounter the trauma that my continues to sustain. lethal outcomes are preventable and wk only reform our law enforcement agencies by willing participation from

norms. the social [applaus [applause]. i think ma: well, -- first of all, that wasn't that crazy. ask ught you were going to to come up here and, you know, dance with me or something. [laughter] but i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you've abouty taken to speak out your own experience and then to movement ate a social and change laws. it sounds to me like you're on the right track. david cameron,or lthough i will say on lgbt issues, i think david has been relative to aurve lot of other leaders around the world and even here in the u.k.. i can say from my perspective taking a lot of serious steps to address these issues within the federal government. the challenge we've had is north carolina, the law that comes up, that's a state law, and because of our system of overturn on can't a own state laws, unless ederal law has passed that prohibits states from doing these things and with the congress i currently have, that's not likely to happen. ut we're doing a lot of work administratively. and as i said, you should feel encouraged by virtue of the fact that social attitu

ma. 79 in castro valley. oakland midday it's going to be nice, 74 there. warmer for outside a's game tomorrow. back to normnks, lisa. >>> the bay area's tech boom continues and the latest sign, vivo is opening a new office in the neighborhood. jonathan bloom took a tour and found out why they simply had to be there. ♪ hello, it's me >> reporter: vivo is saying hello to san francisco. >> it's the world's largest music video platform. >> reporter: posting videos like adele's hit single that got more than 27 million views in one day. >> mobile phones, ipads, television, on any platform that is connected to the internet. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> reporter: owned by the major record label, vivo publishes smash hits like this on youtube and through its own app. with apps bigger than ever, vivo has opened this brand new office in san francisco. >> we're going to double the size of our team over the next six to 12 months. >> reporter: the new office will be a tool for vivo to attract the tech industry's best talent and the specific location here on market street is no accident. >> we like to be neighbo