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so gaining access to the fire and water supply right now, isn't >> battalion chief galahad zamora says the winds help stop this fire from threatening any homes near mill river lane, the area where the fire was first reported. however, the flames did affect multiple homeless encampments nearby the cause of the fire is undetermined. but yes, there are multiple homeless encampments in the area and they're currently displaced. >> our working with san jose fire city services to see where we provide support to get in milpitas sackey kron 4 news. >> the mural that spark controversy at george washington high school in san francisco will remain displayed. >> after efforts to cover up in 2019, a judge overturn a decision. >> by the san francisco unified school district to remove it really that the school board failed to conduct an environmental review of covering the artwork, the 1936 meal is titled life of washington and it has been criticized as offensive for its depiction of native americans and african-americans. well, school district spokeswoman said the district was still reviewing the ord

pedro zamora died in miami today at the age of 22. >> i'm really glad i got to know pedro zamora.real world" with sort of helping the acceptance of the lgbt community. because there weren't many portrayals of gay people, period, on television at that point. >> her name is marla. i'm seeing a woman. >> in the '90s, gay characters were always secondary or third. there was never a gay character that was the lead of a show. >> so you want to go look at apartments tomorrow? >> great idea! >> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out. as a lesbian. and she does it on "time" magazine. yep, i'm gay. but they decide that the character ellen plays on tv will also come out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i jus

so gaining access to the fire and water supply right now is >> battalion chief galahad zamora says the winds help stop this fire from threatening any homes near mill river lane, the area where the fire was first reported. however, the flames did affect multiple homeless encampments nearby cause of the fire is undetermined. but yes, there are multiple homeless encampments in the area and they're currently displaced. >> our working with san jose fire say services to see where we provide support to get into >> tamara says it's taking longer than normal to put this fire out because resources are scarce when it comes to water and bodies are all stretched pretty. and so we have multiple units. >> working the dixie and tamarack fire. i just got back from the river fire as of friday and was called in to work as of monday. so we're doing the best we can with what we haven't. it's just going to be trying to do more last which we're okay with that. we just know that it's going to be an extended operation. >> now, as i mentioned, firefighters will remain here on scene to monitor this area behind m

so gaining access to the fire and water supply right now is >> battalion chief galahad zamora says the winds help stop this fire from threatening any homes near mill river lane, the area where the fire was first reported. however, the flames did affect multiple homeless encampments nearby cause of the fire is undetermined. but yes, there are multiple homeless encampments in the area and they're currently displaced. >> we're working with san jose fire say services to see where we provide support to get >> tamara says it's taking longer than normal to put this fire out because resources are scarce when it comes to water and bodies are all stretched pretty. and so we have multiple units. >> working the dixie and tamarack fire. i just got back from the river fire as of friday and was called in to work as of monday. so we're doing the best we can with what we haven't. it's just going to be trying to do more class, which we're okay with that. we just know that it's going to be an extended operation firefighters say they'll remain on scene into the early morning hours and hopefully have this

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamorahe hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamorad we wouldn't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so wh

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamora hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq +

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamora and we wouldn't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so

Álvaro ramallo a zamora y don pedro quintana.llos y con la pandemia en verdad estoy buscando una forma de perder peso que llegue a tener despuÉs de estar en mi casa por mucho tiempo. me gusta y es muy relajante, encuentro una paz cuando hago yoga. carlos: es el momento preciso para que judy nos diga por dÓnde empezar para que Ésta mujer vuelva a su Época natural. judy: definitivamente el yoga se puede usar de muchas formas ademÁs de que concentra tu mente, tu cuerpo puede bajar de peso y todo eso. tambiÉn te lo pueden hacer con una toalla, no tienen que salir ni comprar nada. yo te vi con mucho sudor el otro dÍa. pero vamos a ver que el yoga se puede hacer de muchas formas si vamos a empezar con una plancha alta. >> yo soy un poco bruta... >> vamos primero, me encanta la mÚsica y el calentamiento. vamos a apretar el abdomen y la cadera. vamos a hacer 10. muy bien. es un yoga funcional.vamos a un perro, nos quedamos aquÍ un momento Íbamos al frente, un perro por dÍas. vamos a hacer 10. todo en casa puedes hacerlo, ademÁs de que bu

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamoraut the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about l

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamorand staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq + and anything else, it becomes that much more challenging

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamorae more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start tal

nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamorahard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq + and an