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Rights activists. This is just under two hours. Good morning. Of the best city in the world. Welcome the o National Action network to washington, d. C. You all to my me hometown and your nations to thank and want recognize our reverend al for his leadership. P al reverend al for h vision, and our reverend al for of us. Ng up for all over the last several months, reminded of the values we have to fight for. Weve all been reminded of reverend dr. Martin luther king and what he stood for. We had to ld us that look k beyond ourselves, beyond our own generation for sure this was a america us all. We have to fight on a local level, state level and the ederal level, and thats why were truly blessed that reverend al has called us together. Remind us that its not where but where we are growin growing. Im proud that the nation look to us in. Our city we cant rely on the ederal government and we dont have a state government. We are the city, council, and once. Tate all at and because of that, we
Rights activists. This is just under two hours. Good morning. Of the best city in the world. Welcome the o National Action network to washington, d. C. You all to my me hometown and your nations to thank and want recognize our reverend al for his leadership. P al reverend al for h vision, and our reverend al for of us. Ng up for all over the last several months, reminded of the values we have to fight for. Weve all been reminded of reverend dr. Martin luther king and what he stood for. We had to ld us that look k beyond ourselves, beyond our own generation for sure this was a america us all. We have to fight on a local level, state level and the ederal level, and thats why were truly blessed that reverend al has called us together. Remind us that its not where but where we are growin growing. Im proud that the nation look to us in. Our city we cant rely on the ederal government and we dont have a state government. We are the city, council, and once. Tate all at and because of that, we
Will happen once the actual organized protest ends and we sort of see you know smaller groups of people getting together and starting to march in less of an organized fashion. Typically those are the protests weve seen at night where something violent happens. We have heard the mayor calling for peace throughout these protests obviously thats the hallmark of Martin Luther king, jr. Legacy. Some of the protests have been peaceful. Kristin live for us at the coliseum bart station. Thank you. Things are evolving because now we are hearing that, you can see from this camera shot of the san mateo bridge that traffic going westbound is not moving. This is no car there are no cars, no trucks moving. Eastbound traffic is still moving, but this may indeed be another phase of this protest on this mlk day. But this is the san mateo bridge that has been closed down apparently by protesters. As soon as we get confirmation as to exactly where they are and whats going on. But as you can see this is n