eddie and mason are _ home will be empty. eddie and mason are part _ home will be empty. eddie and mason are part of _ home will be empty. eddie and mason are part of the - home will be empty. eddie and mason are part of the mass - mason are part of the mass exodus from hong kong. last year, the uk government offered them rights to citizenship to residents born in the territory before 1997. it anchored beijing for angered but tens of thousands have taken up the offer. ~ , ., ., offer. when the situation changed _ offer. when the situation changed quite _ offer. when the situation changed quite rapidly, i offer. when the situation i changed quite rapidly, many things are different. frankly, i don't feel comfortable to speak freely and i'm a bit worried about my children. even thou:h worried about my children. even though they're _ worried about my children. even though they're leaving, - worried about my children. even though they're leaving, any's though they're leaving, any�*s wife mason has asked us not to show her face. wife mason has asked us not to show herface. sh

and i was like - and he's like, "it's eddie from 'stranger things.' and he was like, "you're eddie munson?" [ laughter ] i was like, "kind of." he was like, "do you come back next season? i was like, "i don't know. and he was like, "you better." gave me the passport >> jimmy: and there you go the power -- the power of eddie munson >> crazy crazy, crazy but i'm very glad that you let me come, because i bought you a present, jimmy >> jimmy: you don't have to bring me anything. >> i know, i know, i know. but i wanted to. >> jimmy: what >> we're missing a member. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow. no way >> no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: really >> we'd be honored >> jimmy: i am honored i am part of the hellfire club >> come on >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause come on? i am honored i will wear this i cannot wait. thank you so much for bringing me this gift >> no, it's our pleasure >> jimmy: i'll wear this through immigration. it'll be fantastic [ laughter ] it's probably been a crazy couple of months for you, i can imagine, huh >> it's been pretty weird.

james bryant: my uncle eddie is not doing well at this time. in order to go forward, you have to know where you came from. people like clarence, these young people now, they are what older blacks dreamed of. and that's being integrated. we fought for it. we died for it. we-- it was a eam. but progress comes change. i'm loyal what the black funeral homes stood for then. but i have enough sense to know that that era has changed. you're standing up on the shoulders of people that gave their life for you to go on these front doors that you had to go through the back door. but this generation, the sky's the limit. but don't forget the launching pad. clarence pierre: thank you. stop! i don't want to cry. i don't want to-- [singing card] ♪ let me hear you say whoop! there it is! ♪ [laughs] wow! [laughter] [singing card] ♪ louder! whoop! there it is! ♪ [laughter] clarence: i'll twerk to this tonight. i say i'll twerk to this later. [reading] "mr. pierre, oops! there it is! congrats. see you." clarence: thank you so much. i like it. i love it. j

thank you, eddie bernice. the package includes more than $50 billion to bolster america's manufacturing of semiconductors, seizing the pivotal opportunity to restore our status as world leader in chips. make it in america, as mr. hoyer would say. doing so is an economic imperative creating, again, nearly 100,000 good-paying union jobs and lowering costs for american consumers while producing a crucial component of nearly every major technology we enjoy, including the cars we drive. 1,000 in a car. 2,000 in an electric car. and it's also a national security necessity. reducing our dangerous dependence on foreign manufacturing, especially amid growing aggression from the chinese communist party. crucially, the bill contains strong guardrails, ensuring these transformative negotiations goes straight into the american economy. not just stock buybacks or dividends or into facilities overseas. mr. speaker, just as importantly, this legislation will reinvigorate american innovation nationwide with robust investments

her husband eddie is an executive at a games company. they're giving up their comfortable life in hong kong for a new one in a country they've never visited. why do you think so many hong kong residents are leaving the city? i think they are pretty disappointed to the — what happens in hong kong. they leave hong kong, their future uncertain. more than 1% of the population, 90,000 people, have left the city since the national security law was introduced. it's the legislative council election. the winners will decide the future of hong kong. pong has been assigned to cover it for stand news. my duty is to tell the public what really is going on right now in this so—called election. and, at the same time, to avoid being accused of breaking the law. in the last year, almost all pro—democracy council members have been arrested or have fled the city. china has completely overhauled the electoral system here. now, only candidates approved by the authorities can stand, so—called �*patriots�*. junius ho is a beijing loyalist, standing

ah, eddie micah juniors the name welcome to the program. so long as capital columbo is in turmoil after protest, a storm, the compound of precedents go to buy. our raja packs up security sauce is see he left the area elia for his own safety. public anger at the country's dida has been mountain during the countries unprecedented economic crisis. people are enjoying acute shortages of fuel food on medicines. when a country unable to pay for imports, critics leave the hardships on it. roger fox, up on his family, who they see are corrupt. we can now talk to a mile an hour. yes. engage senior assistant editor at that he mild salvation in columbia. hello marlyn. so how did the president and his government react to that protest? i thank you, but i will. so the reaction has been out early in the day when the police were happening a we actually pulled an old party leaders meeting which happens, i think, a couple of hours back. and then the main opposition party that debbie and n p actually. oh boy, quoted this meeting, and it was agreed at the part

eddie: we do. in the conversation in and around sun valley is around the big-picture, about inflation, recession, private, public markets, startups, venture capitalists. i am delighted to be joined by kevin hart, general partner and cofounder of eventbrite. explain where we are in the world right now. kevin: you know what warden would say about an entrepreneur in the -- what one would say about an entrepreneur or investor, i important enough to have been through a few cycles of up and downs. i think we are really in the beginning act of this process. with the fed stimulus and the action taken in march of 2020, we kind of delayed and pushed out and amplified what is happening now, and that is a very dire outlook on the economy over the coming years. eddie: let's divert to your other role, chairman of eventbrite. sun valley captures that, we have come out of a pandemic and no we are concerned about a recession. that people finally, for the first time in a long time, i getting back together. through y

after speaking to eddie, and to look at the next - eddie, and to look at the next range, — eddie, and to look at the next range, just to have a look at them, and if— range, just to have a look at them, and if after— range, just to have a look at them, and if after doing this on the documentary and talking to people, if i documentary and talking to people, if i had _ documentary and talking to people, if i had known that now, would i have _ if i had known that now, would i have just — if i had known that now, would i have just got composite like my little _ have just got composite like my little brother? yes, i problem would have got— little brother? yes, i problem would have got the composite, because they look the _ have got the composite, because they look the same. have got the composite, because they look the same-— look the same. eddie, you said yes and x-ray. — look the same. eddie, you said yes and x-ray. so _ look the same. eddie, you said yes and x-ray. so why _ look the same. eddie, you said yes and x-ray, so why is _ look the same. eddie, you said yes and x-ray,

we are back with rick and eddie. eddie, brittney griner's case has been one to cover it, you weren't sure what the best thing for brittney griner was and there was a lot of uncertainty to whether it would make it more difficult. now the family has made a full-court press and her coach was on with my colleague andrea mitchell earlier and she said this and this was an interview with "sports illustrated," phoenix coach said what if someone like lebron, and it's a statement of the value of women. it's a value of a black person. and it's the value of a gay person and we know it and so that's what hurts. what are we making since this has become a very public effort to get brittney griner hope. what do you make of that and the white house? it has been effective in the sense that we got the phone call from president biden to miss griner. we got the letter or the draft of the letter. whether or not it will be effective in actually bringing griner home, i'm not sure. we know you know. i saw this segment yesterday on this that

in his free time, eddie is also an avid snowboarder, scuba diver and knitter. i know that eddie always has his yarn and his knitting, while also contributing to changing the world. i'm so grateful that we have community leaders like eddie that have faithfully been building up our community and our young people. i am so grateful for you eddie and i'm very proud to give you this commendation from district 7. [applause] >> supervisor melgar, i am flattered. i am thrilled to see you in a seat where you can do some of the best good you can. i am very pleased and i'm humbled to have been nominated, because i don't work in the lgbtq community all that much. i do teach my class, but i think i represent what a lot of us in san francisco represent. when i moved here straight out of college 30 years ago, it's because of the welcoming, accepting, diverse community that san francisco is. and i was able to be myself. i was able to feel connected, feel appreciated, feel safe, which at a time right now is more important than ever. and it really allowed me to have the opportuni

i'm eddie micah junior, coming up southern europe is experience in the record break in heat wave. huge wildfires blazed from paul to go to greece. hundreds have died from the effects of the extreme heat and forecast as one or more to come. also, i had another victim of the brutal war in ukraine, leaving town barry's the 4 year old girl killed by russia. miss south as moscow orders. it's forces to step up the tax entre lanka mocks, 100 days of dramatic protest. people ha, united ethnic groups to force out the form are good and we look ahead for the key bolt which will the side, the nation's political future. ah, hello and welcome. europe is going through another somehow of record to break in temperatures. the north is bracing for a week of extreme heat, while the south has already experience in temperatures climbing to new highs. hundreds have died from the effects of the extreme heat. strong winds are fuel in destructive wildfires, across the number of nations. several fire fighters have been killed. it's burning in france, spain, in portugal, italy, and in greece. for a week, wild fir

and i am eddie micah, julia, thanks for your time with ah, will you become a criminal.

ah, eddie mike, a junior that is the name. welcome to the program. the leadership officer lanka is in doubt after protest as in colombo storms, the compound of precedent, rather boxer security sources say he left the area for his own safety public anger . the countries leader has been the mountain during the unprecedented economic cry, a just a fuel, food and medicines with a country unable to pay for. in course, chris explained the hardships on russia on his family, who the see are corrupt. meanwhile, the prime minister says, resigned to make way for unity. government does not talk to a single senior assistant editor the him, i'll stop ation in columbus. hello, madeline. so how's the situation on the ground in class? we're right now. um, as you can see behind me, i'm at a very close by and but it does have a gate that got that. yeah. a get that done. and then they also, i talked to dan from new after that a number. and basically they put in to this area and i've just witnessed a quick one on a recorded any casualties so far, a casualty in the mornin

ah, eddie mike, a junior is the name. welcome to the program. the leadership officer lanka is in doubt, protest us in colombo storms, the compound of president roger pox. security source is c l he, i left the area for his own safety, public anger. the countries needa has been mountain during the unprecedented economic crisis. people undoing acute shelter, just a fuel food on medicines, the country unable to pay for in force for to explain the hardships on russia, coxa, and his family who they are corrupt. meanwhile, the prime minister says he will resign to make way for unity, government. maldonado yesenia is see me, our systems editor, the he mouse operation in colombo. we asked him why the situation has now reached this point. after months of protest, i think the 9th day off a month of the month has been considered to be some, some especially significant because after the main line, a pm on the roger bucks resigned. and then june 9th was that i said nation off by roger. the financial minister and are now so this june 9th, but for all the nice,

i am eddie micah, julia, thanks for watching. this more coming up at the top of the hour. nico is in germany to learn german pollution pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free f t w e learning course nikos vague.

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ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program. we begin in sri lanka, where the president and prime minister see the will step down of a violent protest sparked by deepening economic crisis campaign. a storm to the homes of both lead us and see the ones leave until the pair officially quit opposition. parties are hold and talks on sunday in the hope that a new all party men to come deformed. oh, they came from all over the country. angry and exasperated, after months of fuel and food shortages and unchecked inflation. with one demand, the president stepped down. finally had to leave the country. you can't govern this country properly. we have children. we are on the streets leaving our jobs. because we believe in the coals. we love the country, we love our children, we are suffering. ah, the security forces tried to hold back the crowds, but their numbers proved too great thousands to be seen in life broadcasts on social media, storming the presidential compound. as authorities stood by and watched some scaled the walls of the col

i'm eddie micah junior. thanks for your time. with jenny tries is we've got it all out give you one day.

i eddie mike, a junior coming up record breaking. he's, we've been south and destructive, wild, biased blaze across all to go france and spain, as hundreds die from the effects of the hole when i was on the program. green accuses rush hour, use any captured nuclear power plant to store weapons and shell targets. the negro and other cities come on, the via joe biden, tells us the us will continue to engage with the middle east, regional summits. he also pushes the saudi crown brains over the meadow journalist jamal to show ah, hello, and welcome. southern europe is being hit with a record break in heat wave. hundreds of people have died from the effects of the hot weather. thousands more have left the homes, are the west effect, the countries, friends, spain, and portugal as firefighters bottle destructive forest blazes. the heat wave shows no sign of eason. scientists are blaming manmade climate change and are wanting. there will be more extreme weather events in the future. the summer skies are blotted out by smoke, as wild fires bu

i am eddie micah junior, coming up a record breaking heat wave in south in europe. huge wild buyers blazed from 4 to go to grease hundreds of died from the effects of the extreme heat and forecast as want of more to come. also on the program. ukraine, braces for an escalation of attacks on all fronts. as russia orders, it forces to step up the outpatient and how authorities are used in china school with one and up the control people's movements. we hear from one lawyer who can no longer get to court to defend lines. ah, hello and welcome europe is experience and another some our record break in temperatures. the north is breezing for a week of extreme heat while south and nations i've already seen temperatures climbing to new ice. the effects of the extreme heat has killed hundreds. blessed when winds have triggered destructive wildfires across port to go, spain, france, italy, and greece. several firefighters have been killed firefighters in spain's extreme, the door, a region faddle, wild fires through the night. at daybreak, military, police and aircraft joined the fight to get the situ

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>> looking up eddie's friends' phone numbers. >> oh, eddie you new best friend eddie who you think is cooler than me because he plays your nerdy game >> yes i never said that. >> seriously you guys, maybe on a monday you can play around here like toddlers, but it's saturday it's our busiest day >> all right, look robin, i totally empaphize but this cannot wait until monday? >> what, because calling all of eddie's friends is an emergency? >> correct >> do you want me to strangle him? or do you want to do that? >> we can take turns >> jimmy: yeah, it's fun [ cheers and applause gaten matarazzo, everybody season four volume two of "stranger things" is on netflix this friday. and you can see gaten in "dear evan hanson" on broadway, starting july 19th we have stand up from samantha ruddy when we come back, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. ok,

ah ah, business dw news life on berlin, i eddie micah junior coming up south and europe is experience in the record, breakin heat wave. huge wildfires blaze from paul to go to greece. hundreds of died from the effects of the extreme heat and forecast is one of more to come. also on the program, another victim of the brutal war in ukraine, leaving town berries a 4 year old girl killed by russian missile. as moscow ordered its forces to step up the tax. for long hallmarks under days of dramatic protests, people united ethnic groups to force out the form are good in klan, we look ahead to the cables which will the side of the nation's political future. ah. hello and welcome europe is going through another somehow of record break in temperatures while the north is bracing for a week of extreme heat, the south is already feeling temperature has climbing to new highs. hundreds have died from the effects of the extreme heat. strong winds are driving wildfires across the number of nations. several firefighters have been killed. it's burning in france, spain, in portugal, italy, and in greece.

eddie flores: the purpose of arch is very simple-- it's the pride of the chinese community. this is one way for us to promote chinatown, to invigorate chinatown, to help us, you know, bring tourists in. this is where i do all my shopping in here. and that's my cousin working. my two cousins from the same village in china. (speaking chinese language) - hello! (conversing in chinese language) here in chinatown, you can buy anything. look at this-- dried fish. dry scallop. so we're excited, because we want to clean up chinatown. we want to bring it back to what it used to be, to promote businesses. and this to me is very important. ♪ kwock-shubert: chinatown can be a shining jewel. if there are more people involved in realizing how special a place it is. and i hope everybody has more of a civic-mindedness to give some time to help. ♪ narrator: honolulu chinatown rebuilt after the 1899 plague and fire, and i'm hopeful for better days after this pandemic, when i can bring my children to see their great-great-grandfather's name on the archway and learn of the lecy of this plac

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>> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, she will vote yes on h. con. res. 45. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> as the member designated by members taylor, timmons, they will vote yes on h. con. res. 45. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fallon of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will be voting yes on h. con. res. 45. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. upton of michigan and mr. katko of new york, they will vote yes on h. con. res. 45. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. dunn and ms. salazar of florida, they will vote on h. con. res. 45. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 423, the nays are 1. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the concurrent resolution is agreed to.

eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yea on amendments en bloc number 3. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 362, the nays are 64. the amendments en bloc are adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the question of amendments en bloc number 4 printed in house report 117-405, offered by the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, on which further pr seed wrings postpone and the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will redesignate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number 4, condition cysting of amendments, 383, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 393, 394, 396, 397, 398, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 407, 408, 409, 411, 412, 414, 416, 417, 418, 19, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 438, 441, 442, 443, 445, 450, 45, 453, 459, 460, 462, 463, 464, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 494, 496, 497, 498, 499, 500. 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 513, 514, 515, 516,

eddie could see nothing but flames engulfing the car. they did make their way to the garage and parts of it were damaged. this is not the only home that saw the damage of fires last night. you mentioned the fire in contra costa county. it seems like a bad dream for some wiki up this morning. illegal fireworks are blamed for the destroyed home in pittsburg . it all happened so fast. she had to grab her kids and get out. you can see the flames from the fire that happened on lynbrook drive . this is when the family was able to make it out safely. they fear that the home is a total loss. >> the house was on fire next story. it was in her yard. i just got them out as fast as i could. that is all that i know. >> reporter: eddie is in good spirits and is grateful . he said moments ago, i am looking at the sun coming up this morning and it doesn't even feel like i should be here so he is full of gratitude waking up this morning . this fire in san jose and the one in contra costa, this is not something new. they say over in contra costa county th

it goes to an eddie in the gravitational flow. all i know is that learning to kayak, you learn as the stream goes this way, there's an eddie of water going this way. so, native americans paddling the canoe would go to these eddies. apparently that's the same thing in gravity. the eddie, where they parked the webb telescope so gravitational pull would be at a minimum. now, the whole thing is aimed at gathering knowledge. the magic of human beings sending up these complex, expansive things that with the money people would say, why don't you spend it on x, y, and z? this is the search for pure knowledge. what drives us to kill and maim and then drives us to look for knowledge that has no direct meaning except what is the universe made of? how does it work? and where does the universe go? >> i also -- i feel -- by the way, i feel like you and i are having one of those conversations you have very late at night after a long night out. maybe we're in a pickup truck looking up at the stars. >> well, i'm talking to a guy in korea. it's lat

. >> joining us now, professor of princeton university, our friend, eddie, great to see you, sir. let's start with the weapons ban. it comes in the shadow of a number of high profile mass shooting, the house taking it up to the rules committee, it doesn't seem to have much of a chance for passage in the senate. but why is it still important? >> well, i mean we have weapons of war on our streets. we have buffalo. we have uvalde. we have highland park. and before that we had el paso. and we know these weapons of war present imminent threat and danger to the american public. i don't know if the argument will work. i mean think about the way in which people responded to police being attacked during the january 6th insurrection. i understand the appeal. but the circumstances are what they reflex the context makes this a very difficult move. but we see what california has done. california is unique in the context of the united states. but i understand the gesture. but the context is difficult. >> and sometimes it is about the gesture and it is certainly frustration among democrats about

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ah, i am eddie mike, a junior, and you are welcome to the program. so africa is grappling with, he says, in gun violence, the problem was put in the spotlights after 3 separate shootings in one weekend. left. 22 people were dead. in all 3 incidents suspects. opened fire on people in boss before speeding off in vehicles. but even before these shootings, gun crimes in south africa way increase and not an alarm in rate. an average of 23 people are shot and killed in south africa every day. that's according to the countries animal. crime statistics. i'll be talking to an expert about how to address the problem after this report packed in these bags on nearly 25000 firearms, confiscated or handed in to police in south africa. on this day, these guns are all going to be destroyed. south africa has one of the highest violent crime rates in the world authority say illegal weapons in the hands of criminals are contributing to the problem in less privileged communities like this one way, one of the recent tavin shootings took place. people are terrorized unles

you welcome, eddie. ah, the ongoing war in ukraine asked disrupted the shipping of going to global markets, threatening food security in many parts of the world, including across africa. so what's the alternative to the shortage of wheat? well, in been in some have switched to planting flowers instead. demand for the cook and banana as high it's a busy harvest period in the fields, just outside ports on over city in burnett. plant in is now in high demand, so as you'll see, an order new needs to source as much as she can. the plant in is sorted, cut and then dried before it is ground into flour. a fairly straightforward process. but the major would do them at the beginning, i produced about 20 kilos per month. this good the other because at the 1st i dried the project selling in the sun there. yesterday. i mean, after that, i bought a small dehydration here, which allows me to produce better quality flower or her dim and not a day. i have a bigger di hydrate her and my produce has increased her on monday

see the more see some gummy gallon can come up with some things that only got me going to my name, eddie, shall you get your way know about the about what they're telling me. 71, maybe with your name and you get over there. we the draw near the usual beginners. i bought a lot, it community got to get had vanity or maybe we're going to do some are longer than a year a year on java pushing it a non furnished with real or my ex anger with the want my little boy for all your, with all while we're going club only with low for de leon gander. looked gone. grandmother was she, margaret? my birthday is for the leo with loan issues of on butler people who doesn't know with his i thought i hadn't got no 60 gun demoya. jose sneak out my boy's since he kept the guy during thigh. get charged. all my art on my a would hong seems i all now here. right out of the way they do i. e, mom i was, i organ john going to come see is and on holland a blandon knowledge. baker there more mom, mom i am come. ganga ganga says i know i was is on the whole whole day. hi, how are you? i'm normally the co doors organ. a

elise jordan and eddie glaude jr. is still with us. joining us is "new york times" mara gay and "new york times" reporter jeremy peters. joe, mika, and willie have the day off. it's it refreshing to hear someone put country over party, hearing that from liz cheney? >> at least one or two people, you know, we've seen throughout the january 6th committee. there are a few republicans who are willing to face reality and the hard facts of what we all saw on television unfold in front of our eyes at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. and that's why your news story, jeremy, is interesting. how plenty of right-wing media figures just aren't bothering to adjust to that reality. that these are the facts of what happened. can you talk a little bit about how they're still able to deny what we all saw happen in broad daylight? >> right. what they saw happen in broad daylight. in many cases, what the most die-hard trump loyalists thought was horrifying, and said so at the time. it took all but a few days before they started to realize that wasn't a po

this is to eddie northbound under the 17/880 overpass. traffic is flowing nicely and the sun is starting to come up. low clouds are spread around the bay and their slower speeds. 280 is fine. 101 does have letters slowing then monday through thursday but it still kicks in around 5:45 even on a friday. later volume over all. smooth drive over the altamont pass. a crash at 84 toward 680 out of pleasanton and livermore. there is flowing there right now. >>> happening now, mendocino county authorities are hoping to reconnect a concerned mother with her mentally challenged daughter who they say was seen this week in san francisco. surveillance images show 27- year-old cassondra mckee inside a bayview convenience store on wednesday. her mother said she struggles with schizophrenia and has been homeless at times after leaving her ukiah home in early june she reportedly told her mother that she feared someone was trying to kill her. san francisco police are assisting deputies there to try to locate her. >>>ek start william shatner must've sang th

in his free time, eddie is also an avid snowboarder, scuba diver and knitter. i know that eddie always has his yarn and his knitting, while also contributing to changing the world. i'm so grateful that we have community leaders like eddie that have faithfully been building up our community and our young people. i am so grateful for you eddie and i'm very proud to give you this commendation from district 7. [applause] >> supervisor melgar, i am flattered. i am thrilled to see you in a seat where you can do some of the best good you can. i am very pleased and i'm humbled to have been nominated, because i don't work in the lgbtq community all that much. i do teach my class, but i think i represent what a lot of us in san francisco represent. when i moved here straight out of college 30 years ago, it's because of the welcoming, accepting, diverse community that san francisco is. and i was able to be myself. i was able to feel connected, feel appreciated, feel safe, which at a time right now is more important than ever. and it really allowed me to have the opportuni