$50,000 grants or more and if you're a successful person the program is expanded i want to note that teresa sparks the director of the human rights commission talked about the collection data and race and gender in her memo she talked about the fact the employers know the gender but not the sex and hard to can gories we agree those are complicated questions that need to be considered the equal advisory committee is the best body to do that that's why we didn't prejust those issues but have a transparent and inclusive policy for those to be addressed colleagues, we know that the problems of equal pay for equal work exists it's a major problem and that counter accountability measures are not working we need solutions last year the city paid $5.2 million to vendor this has the potential to make the meaningful change again, i want to thank all the people that have been helping my office in support of this legislation and i want to just make a couple of points to close one i'd like to make a motion to amend the motion in two ways the first one on page 5 lines 19 to 20 and 24 and 25 mark a motion to ame

about a gang rape by fraternity members revealed a pattern of rape and impunity and sparked protests at uva. president teresasullivan has outlined steps including increased policing and an additional trauma counselor. in stockholm, sweden, the right livelihood award, known as the alternative nobel prize, has been awarded to five people, including nsa whistleblower edward snowden. snowden accepted by video link from russia. >> all the prices we pay, all the sacrifices we have made, i believe we would do again. i know i would. but it was never about me. about us. this is about our rights. this is the battle between societies we want to live in, behind a government we want to have. >> edward snowden was honored along with alan rusbridger, editor of the guardian newspaper, which published reports using snowden's leaks to expose sweeping nsa surveillance. the other right livelihood honorees were pakistani human rights activist asma jahangir, basil fernando of the asian human rights commission in hong kong, and u.s. environmentalist bill mckibben, founder of 350.org. and a leading voice against climate change. and

teresa mobile home park in san jose. it happened just before 8:00 this morning. no one was hurt but at least five people had to be evacuated. when the storm sent the pole down it sparked wires and caused a power outage that impacted hundreds in the almaden valley neighborhood, including here at action day primary plus which takes care of 300 children. administrators contacted parents and told them to pick up their kids. >> we first sent the babies home. our infants under 24 months. because we couldn't warm bottle, we were worried about classrooms not being warm enough for them. >> reporter: a few blocks away the power outage forced this ymca on santa teresa boulevard to close. power went out here at allen steinbeck school. hundreds of kids studied in the hallways near windows. by 1:00 pg&e had restored electricity to most of the homes here. but some neighbors wonder if the other poles will be able to withstand the next storm. we just got an update from pg&e and they tell us only 22 customers remain without power in this area. they hope to restore it tonight or early this morning. >>> as the rain continues so does the finger-pointing. people at two mobile home parks ar

teresa sullivan responding saying that the university remains first and foremost concerned with the care and support of our students. and especially any survivor of sexual assault. the allegations sparked protests at the university weeks ago and fueled a closer look into campus culture. a movement campus sexual assault advocates plan to still support. >> i hope we continue to pursue the changes that people were upset about. there were a lot of men and women who came forward. jackie still has a truth in many ways. >> reporter: charlottesville police say our purpose is to find the truth in any matter. these articles do not change our focus moving forward. some of jackie's close friends say they believe something traumatic may have happened to jackie, maybe not the account in "rolling stone." >> the one big fear is this will scare other victims -- >> from coming forward, exactly. there's the potential for that. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> turn now to the demonstrators hitting streets for the third-straight night. protests across america in the wake of the grand jury chokehold decision in new york as well as the decision in ferguson, missouri. take a look at the map. this