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The Bay Area is home to some of the best female athletes in the world. They’ve won gold medals, made history and broke world records. In the latest installment of our award-winning documentary series, we take a look at how these female athletes are changing the game and paving the way for others.

Kim Chambers set a world record as part of open water swimmers who became the first to swim across the Dead Sea. In this clip, Chambers talks about the challenges and mission behind this historic swim. Chambers is the first and only woman to ever swim from the Farrallon Islands to the Golden Gate Bridge .

“I’m probably a really bad skating mom,” that’s how Olympic gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi describes herself when watching her daughter, Emma, skate.

Kim Stone runs the daily operations at San Francisco’s Chase Center, as the arena’s general manager. Before moving to the Bay Area, Stone was GM for Miami Heat’s arena. In this clip, Stone, who is openly gay, shares a personal story about standing up for one of her former employees, following Pulse Night Club shooting.

Former Stanford basketball champion and University of San Francisco coach Jennifer Azzi shares the personal and emotional story of coming out to her parents.

Swimmer Natalie Coughlin has won 12 Olympic medals. The Vallejo native is the first and only American to win six medals in one Olympic games. In this clip, she talks about her parents influence and why they were “the perfect athletic parents.”

Former U.S. gymnast Amy Chow shares her thoughts on the sexual abuse scandal that has rocked the gymnastics world. The San Jose native was part of the 1996 team, known as the ‘Magnificent 7’. It was the first ever team gold medal for the U.S. in the gymnastics.

Brandi Chastain’s famous kick and celebration during the 1999 World Cup tournament changed women’s soccer and women’s history, forever. Photos of her kneeling on the field in a sports bra is an iconic image, even today. In this clip, she talks about her celebration and the criticism she received after.

Kerri Walsh Jennings is a legend in beach volleyball. The 41-year-old has countless awards, including three Olympic gold medals. Walsh Jennings is training for her sixth and final Olympic games. Her husband, Casey Jennings, is coaching her ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. In this clip, she shares the challenges she faces with her husband guiding her.

The Bay Area is home to some of the best female athletes in the world. They’ve won gold medals, made history and broke world records. In the latest installment of our award-winning documentary series, we take a look at how these female athletes are changing the game and paving the way for others. Featured interviews include Olympic gold medalists...

Thirty years ago Thursday, the Loma Prieta earthquake rocked the Bay Area, shaking buildings from their foundations, flattening a freeway in Oakland and dislodging a section of the Bay Bridge.

The Bay Area marks the 30th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake on October 17th. If you were in the Bay Area on that day in 1989, you knew where you were and what you were doing at 5:04 p.m. when the 6.9 quake rocked the region. In this installment of our award-winning documentary, we’ll take a look at how…