i was digging through some family stuff and i came upon my mother's old united garment workers of america constitution. it dawned on me like the big debate over the past years has been about family flight. and hal lot of our families are being forced out of the city. we were born and raised here. and this embodies below what it is to -- my parents came to this country from al salvador. with a union gender's salary you cannot afford to buy something in the mission district. i feel we have here, this is important. we're trying to chase something new. we're trying to chase the silver bullet or give [no audio] or winning over these corporations that do not give their share back. i think what this hearing is important to think about, what is it that prevents family flight? what does create community stability and economic resiliency? it is important that we began to think about how do we mitigate and shift away from the decline in wages, the decline in community health and the declining community power. if you are interested about conditional use, it is the only leverage we have. it is the onl

united states. nigeria's commercial capital was the center of recent protests against the removal of fuel subsidies. they intend to keep pressure on the garment on a range of issues. they plan a big protest this weekend. the authorities are trying to stop it. ♪ >> xcel activists are back on the streets for the first time -- civil activists are back on the streets for the first time since monday. they are demanding an end to the military presence in their town. more people joined the peaceful protest. they marched toward police lines. but the piece did not last long. -- the peace did not last long. that is more teargas being fired by the police and people are running away. these cars, these drivers are very panicked. you can see the smoke over there. i have come a long way down the road. the tear gas has covered all of the protesters. we were standing right at the back. >> that is tear gas on my face. [inaudible] you can imagine. are we under military rule? >> then another second burst of teargas. it was clear that police would not back down. >> nose running and is bleeding. freedom does not come easy. it takes the courage of a few. it will co