for years not only in the chinese americans work but i speak in the rules committees support for angela chang. i feel her voice on the police commission is needed more than ever she's a hardworking person and we need that on the police commission. we reappointed dr. jill marshall and angela deserves to be reappointed because of her record and strong commitment to transparence socy and responderness to all people who come before the police commission. i want to acknowledge that issues like this can put the different part of the chinese and that community together there was not a division within the community and by continuing to support victor our community can be united in promoting strong women of color and victor as well. i want to say that our public defender mentioned that angela is providing a key voice for the under served and underrepresented voices on the police commission and by not reappointing her we lose the strong voice along with others. i want to say many women's groups are asking for strong representation for gender imbalances in power and i think angela understands that the p

supervisor kim said looking at the his deep history of fighting in the community and observing angela chang i have not observed but i'll be supporting victor wong i hope that angela may seek other positions in the future and i'm open for that but today i'll be voting that way >> thank you president chiu. supervisor kim did you have a comment >> the decision is before the board i don't think it's fair to ask the mayor to support both candidat candidates. >> we have asked the mayor for the difficult decisions in 2011 when mayor ed lee came on we had two members that wanted to serve on the water department and at the time mayor ed lee made a decision to have both of them to supervisor wiener to the transportation system so we have the roll that the mayor has played we can continue with the appointment of angela chang and i and many of us ask the mayor to appoint victor wong to the police commission that could happen. >> any further questions. colleagues. supervisor mar >> i appreciate my colleagues comments i see the writing on the wall i'll say i have nothing but tremendous receptor for victo

angela was part of an extraordinary coalition building moment that worked with the supervisors to change the sanctuary policies to protect youth. it required tremendous bridge building skills and that's one thing that has not come across enough tonight, that angela's skills in building bridges among different communities to get effective and successful legislation passed. i support angela. thank you. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, dean ito taylor, executive director pacific islander legal outreach. i am here to support victor hwang. no one in my over, almost 40 years of providing social justice services in san francisco has as much qualifications as victor. he is going to be an outstanding addition to the commission. i asked victor before coming here why, why spend an inordinate amount of time committed to the commission's work, and he [speaker not understood] out of a sense of community service. no one i've met in working in my years of san francisco has committed as much time and effort to make san francisco a better place. and for us to appoint victor would just solidify that drive

animal species in the region add one drop spindles and you can't seem to know if angela tying the show that climate change is leading to reduced a little moisture and surface water degradation how we really have to note that this map is drawn not based on peace studies. so if there's no point in some areas it doesn't mean that deletion of faith from the impact of climate change is just that and don't have for being enough that i've to make an outbreak of conflict or equivalent and pessimistic assessment from a layman's point of view but what is experts take on the findings of the un report. so i can get to researchers who least need a win to the ipcc session in your book how not connected to collect a hectic day well the previous reporting two thousand said been made clear that the risk from climate change exists this fifth assessment report identifies specific risk factors posed by climate change and how much room is left for the human race to adapt to such risks. in terms of health has this report says the high level coffers the climate change aggravates already existing health problems. the whole threa

changes. he's continuing to have conversations with world leaders, and spoke with angela merkel on thursday, and planned to speak with the prime minister of the u.k., david cameron, and work with european allies on deeper sanctions. also trying to help ukraine's economy, trying to figure out how to stablilize, what measures can be brought to bear. n.a.t.o. and president obama said there is a commitment to meeting n.a.t.o.'s obligations so a wait and see attitude from the white house at this point. >> libby casey reporting from the white house. >> on the eve of those talks, there were clashes at a military base in south-eastern ukraine, the deadliest episode since the turmoil began in the eastern cities. >> kiev has confirmed that it's forces killed three pro-russia protesters, which took part in an assault on the building. more than a dozen others were wounded. the interior ministry said is a crowd of about 300 people launched the attack using molotov cock toilets and stun grenades. an unsettling report - have been hearing that leaflets were handed out, telling jewish people they have to registe

angela merkel. >> maybe a bit bitter. >> and russian president, whois soul bush said he could see. >> he's not a friendly pointing. he seemed to have changed his mind. whatever he saw was wrong. >> the former president turned his art on himself. >> i think it is neck fat. >> there's a big prop orgs. >> it's very -- proportion. >> it's very real. >> it takes a certain confidence to expose work. this is a former president who already has a few of those and it could be seen as bush responding in a wap. >> he's reluctant to make a statement about his administration. like the rest of the world i think he's wrestling with what it meant. >> much like his presidency, people will likely be polarized in their opinions. >> now, it's a matter of pride in mongolia that they are the bendiest nation on earth. we have more. >> eight-year-old has dreamed of being a contorsionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance. it looked so glamorous. many other young girls want the same thing. for several hours a day, we learn from one of the greats. teaching these children to contort their body is a matter of national duty. they prays the body. not

angela merkel was a not see. you could not believe the amount of resentment. i'm not saying that anything that has -- has changed. she is not the most popular person in greece. but you will not see anything like the protest we saw that greeted her 18 months ago. one of the reasons why is he 7000seal -- still see police out in the street. all the metros will be locked down. not that much opportunity. and again, things have changed. the code what happened to the 10 year-year-old -- 10 year yield on the bond. now it is around 5.9%. a lot of the anger has come out of the markets as well. angela merkel said we are dealing with problems that have arisen overrt -- decades. it would take a long time to solve these problems. we willeves it will -- see light at the end of the couple -- tunnel. age >> -- the message is there's more work to be done. greece has a long -- a lot to do. an engagement coming from german politicians. the president was there earlier this month. angela merkel. >> we will talk to later. thanks for the moment. and the world bank start their spring meeting in washington. top of the agenda will be risk

angela miles. it's wednesday, april 9th. in today's first look: alcoa stuns wall street. shares rallied more than 2% after the aluminum company reported earnings last night bthat topped expectaitons. the stock market changes course...finally. the gains were modest but after 3 days of heavy selling all 3 major indices were up yesterday. gold is back above $13-hundres an ounce and oil jumped by $2.06. two companies ipo today. la quinta hotel chain and chinese preventative health care company ikang. cvs will pay $20 million dollars in a settlement with the sec for allegedly concealing its financial losses from investors. and gm reportedly is fined $7,000 per day since april 3rd for failing to answer certain quesitons about its ignition switch recall to the naitonal highway traffic safety administration. larry shover of sfg alternatives joins us now from the trading floor. what's your reaction to the alcoa earnings numbers? >>i was very impressed when yesterday it beat by 4 cents. haven't seen that out of alcoa in a long time. largely due to the alliances they've built with boeing and ford that's really helping the company. going forward it might be difficultthese aluminum prices continue to dwindle and as we

angela merkel. >> bitter. >> likely the most telling - take a look at how he sees russian president vladimir putin, whose soul bush once said he could see. >> it's not a friendly painting. he seems to have changed his mind. wherever he saw, he was wrong. >> started with a self-portrait. >> he turned the art op himself. >> is that confidence. >> i think so. >> neck fat. >> neck fat - will dot date >> there's a big proportion of neck fat. >> it's real. >> takes confidence for any artist to expose work to the crit. this is a former president who has more than a few of those, and could be seen as bush responding. >> he's been reluctant to make a statement about his administration. like the rest of the world he's wrestling with what it meant. >> is he painting or sending a message. people will likely be polarized in their opinions. >> now, a salvadorian fisherman who claimed to be lost at sea for 13 months passed a lie detect yore test. he claims to have survived on turtle blood, fish and birds he caught with his bare hands. >> too many americans have been out of work for too long. there's a silver lining. i'll tell you about it and look at the controversy surrounding a job creator in this country -

change what's happening there in ukraine? >> actually, what putin needs to hear is those same words but spoken by angela merkel or the europeaneaders because those are his main trading partners. russia's business with the u.s., russia's trading ties with the u.s. are not insubstantial, but they are puny compared with its ties with europe. sanctions alone will hurt and it will hurt some of the billionaires who make up his inner circle, but it won't make a significant dent to russia's immediate economic situation until the europeans join in. so president obama's greatest challenge right now is to persuade the europeans to go along with him on economic sanctions. that's going to be hard. the europeans need russian gas, as we've been saying for a couple months, they need russia to buy european goods and services and the european economy is hurting and they can't really afford a big hit that sanctions in russia would deliver to both russia of course but also to europe. and that's the nub of the problem. and putin knows it. so harsh words from the american president i think are water off his back at the moment. >> i want to turn to

angela abdullah is in the lead with forty one point nine percent about. in second place is former finance minister ashraf dani and thirty seven point six percent. election commission has that could all change these results are based on half a million of the seven million ballots cast. final results will be available for several weeks. discourse now and the latest from the bundesliga. the last game of around thirty on sunday hope the undefeated visitors on our two male. scoring oftentimes goals were signed at some the image and monica best on court. again i was much closer than the scoreline shows. couldn't convert their chances and repeat last week's glory when they defeated by munich later susan had clambered back into champions league contention with a two one win against khadr berlin seventies fling open the scoring in the very first minute before you want not needed to nail for labour as the sun about to pull one back perhaps but couldn't stop the berlin are suffering their fifth defeat in six games. now to the highly anticipated match between champions by munich and second place dormant one or more at home and sit another star player so you'd think they would put on an impressive perf

change wildly. >> yes they can. >> yes they can. jon: julie roginsky, angela mcglowan, thank you so much.enna: a couple starting their lives together when a gunman took this police officer's life. now that killer may get a new trial. we'll take you with the twist and turns on that. >>> plus tensions boiling over in eastern ukraine as the region braces for more bloodshed. can diplomacy stop the country from descending into civil war? ? [ male announcer ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. jon: all new in the next hour of "happening now," will she or won't she? as the speculation mounts we'll take a look at hillary clinton's legacy as secretary of state and how that might impact a potential white house run. >>> plus a tribute to those who died fighting for our country, coming under fire now. we'll tell you about the constitutional battle that could go all the way to the supreme court. >>> a new study on e-cigarettes. they are supposed to help wean a

angela merkel will travel to the u.s. next month to talk with president obama about the situation in ukraine. and also try to get clooney to change you can't do that! we have a great show. give it up for the roots everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: happy monday everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on, monday! >> jimmy: happy monday. we're happy to be back. we got a big week of shows ahead. tomorrow night diane keaton will be here. that's very cool. [ cheers and applause ] i've never met her before but i wonder if she would play beer pong or something. i'm going to ask her. okay. later in the week we're going to talk with david spade. on thursday spiderman himself andrew garfield is here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a motorcycle race planned for him. on friday, kevin spacey is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] have you seen "house of cards?" >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you watch it? >> steve: i watch it. >> jimmy: are you onto season -- first season. unbelievable. and i'm in the second season. don't tell me what's going on. past the second season. so i'm like, i can't wait to

angela, the obamacare has not been the job killer? they've been able to make the numbers. they went not to the six million that was changedber. they went over the seven million, which was the original number. everything the republicans predicted has not happened, despite the rocky liftoff. i mean, at some point, forget the fact that this is good. forget the morality. politically, isn't this unwise to continue down this road for the republicans? >> it is unwise, rev. whether you're talking about the website, there was a disaster initially, it's been fixed. whether you're talking about the deadlines, they've been changed to ensure people can continue to enroll. every single thing they pointed out as an issue has been addressed. so at what point are you going to say okay, what are we going to do to replace or enhance this law? that is really the only other option. >> and to piggyback on that, there are some thoughtful conservatives who have come out and admitted and acknowledged that the actuarial science here is stacking up. when you have young people maybe not exactly enrolling at the rate you want, but millions of young p

angela why do you want this makeover? >> i've had the same haircut for probably the last 15 years. and i would love -- i'd love to have some -- >> time for a changee so ready. and she's so excited. she talks about it all the time. >> okay. well, let's do this. >> all right. she's here with her daughters nardina, angelina, ramore and their friend mary lou. >> what a gorgeous group, by the way. >> beautiful group. can't wait to see them without their masks. one more look at angela before and bring out angela now. >> wow. >> fantastic. >> all right, you guys, take off your blindfolds. >> oh, my gosh. >> do you want to see what they see? >> yeah. >> turn around, hon. >> oh, my god. look at it. >> they go right to the hair. so cute. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> with angela, you know, obviously, the hardest job is when you have a pretty girl and you have to make her absolutely gorgeous. >> yeah, gorgeous. >> what i did here is i just gave her a pinch of warmth to make her blonde hair a little bit more strawberry. she always wanted wavy hair. so bridget gave her these with a barrel curling iron and of course the makeup. by ina doe. >> hey, you guys

change his ways? pleased to welcome in senior contributor larry kudlow. larry, without europe -- forget europe. without germany -- >> right. >> -- can anything be done? are we completely powerless without angelakel? >> basically. i just want to add london because that's where -- london's stock market is where these russian companies have raised lots of money, 400 or $500 billion with ipos. we haven't heard a pipsqueak out of david cameron or john osbourne. your point about germany, dead right. you can see it in "the financial times," big chemical companies. they don't want to do it. bp is crusading against sanctions. i don't think that's a fruitful avenue. >> which is weird because if you look back, there have been a number of large multinational oil companies that have been screwed over by russia. that have made investments and deals, and suddenly russia says oh, by the way, we're buying out your stake. ask shell and some of these other ones that were done. >> well, okay, but exxon mobil is operating in russia now, and they're well along. and also, back to bp. what are they on a quarter of resneft. american companies are telling our state department and so forth, they don't want a full-scale

angela and from thursday until friday. u.s. tax is a much cooler conditions by friday but after that will start to see more changes than to the weather or. and expect for the assessment and that the file for a net one will basically when you get your car is stopped from taxing when you're in a frenzied children of the dive care and there's been a, a rush of insurance marshals frizzling two young lover and missing pa--car commercials were missing teenagers the. america was the highest in the build the system ran into a dashboard. apple the global this time ensure or combined-boards that have automatic reverse cameras because no one should get ran over and are not. set prisoners of taxing and friends say. masorah are as american oil and apples sell more apple products. << this could be the biggest year for the products they were to report earnings will learn the beginning and nor will we have to wait for the development. << enclosed is a third died in even deeper into the solar power. << as a response will. << room roo and all is a and 21 that iraq will give back an analyst with a live look outside and the traffic to the salon and agai

angela merkel said today that the euro crisis is not over. if you are unemployed, 25, and living in greece, that is probably true. greece is coming back to the bond market. let's completely changego from foreign exchange to hard-core science. scientists at harvard are developing a robot that is self directed and does not need humans to tell it how to build a structure. does that sound familiar? this bot is programmed with an algorithm and is inspired by nature's best builder, the termite. ♪ >> who controls these robots? futurist.y prudent to look at what we are watching for the rest of the day, we are joined by our correspondence. >> let's start with the fed. >> fed minutes. we should cuddle the noise. let's look at the summary of economic projections. they listed their forecast for were interest rates will be for the next year and the year after. there are some significant numbers above that. some are looking for both 4%. it will be the conversation around rate hikes that will paint the picture this afternoon. >> ryan, you are watching ukraine. pressure has 63 minutes to make up their mind. they control one third of europe's gas. do they control -- turn off the tap? ukraine is

angela why don't you want this makeover? >> i had the same haircut for probably the last 15 years and i would love to have some -- >> time for a changed angie lou. one more look at angela before and bring out angela now. >> wow. >> wow. >> fantastic. >> all right, take off your blindfolds. >> oh, my god. >> want to see what they see? >> yeah. >> turn around. >> oh, my god. look at it. >> they go right to the hair. so cute. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> with angela, you know, obviously, the hardest job is you have a pretty girl you have to make her absolutely gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> what i did here is i just gave her a pinch of warmth to make her blonde hair a little more strawberry. she always want ed -- so we use the curling iron and the makeup. >> what do you think? >> looks so good. i love it. >> please go get her some kleenex. >> thank you. >> and the outfit? >> i think color energizes a woman, no matter what the color is. cobalt blue, everybody is crying. cobalt blue looks stunning on her. here you guys go. and the fit on this dress is perfect for her silhouette. really accentuates her curves from london times. >> thank yo