i am coming to you to ask you to reappoint angela chan. i'm a strong supporter of ms. chan. i am coming to you as a community member and also a committee member of the justice for alex nieto which is [speaker not understood] murdered in bernal hill three weeks ago. and also i work for the central american resource center [speaker not understood] as a legal assistant there. ms. angela chan has been a very powerful person in our agency and i believe the best choice is for her to be reappointed. she has unlimited amounts of knowledge and i have personally worked with her, the immigrant youth policy created i believe in 2009. so, i just want to let you guys know that she has my support and i really hope you reappoint her. >> thank you very much. >>> good evening, hello. my name is leah weiss and i am here to advocate for the reappointment of angela chan. so, as a community worker, [speaker not understood] on my own passion. i really see the benefit of having individuals that have been long-standing with their work. they become sustainable. when we have a new advocate and start b

and angela chan san franciscan. i have never seen a waivering of her integrity. and [inaudible]. [laughter] >> you could have just finished the sentence, but that's okay. thanks. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is cynthia munoz and i am the [speaker not understood] casa justa just cause [speaker not understood] housing committee. [speaker not understood] in oakland and san francisco now around housing justice and immigrant rights and i have had the good pleasure since i started working at st. peter's to work alongside angela chan that impact the community as a whole. tenant rights, youth rights, especially undocumented immigrant rights. and i have seen nothing but the utmost dedication to get the job done, to do the work in the way that really brings communities together across racial divisions and lines and work, service providers and organizers. she has really been fantastic in her work in the police commission as well as the san francisco immigrant rights committee as well as asian law caucus. and, so, i

angela chan is not one of those people. she has worked hard and she has taken on difficult and unpopular issues. one of the issues that she took up was how officers should deal with mentally ill individuals. we had a slew of incidents from the early '90s where particularly in minority communities where language access was a problem, where people were killed unnecessarily by police officers. at the same time, officer were not receiving the level of training that they needed and that was evident [speaker not understood]. these are tragedies because these are situations that could have been prevented. for years and years the police commission wrangled over how to address mental health and policing. on one hand you had public safety. on the other you had the need to ensure that police officers were safe. and angela chan took on this issue. it was a very difficult issue. she had to work with a lot of people to make it happen. and the & it resulted in the crisis intervention team. the crisis intervention team is a national model

and i believe that angela chan has done that. i believe that she has done that in terms of, first, the most probably important thing which doesn't always happen with commissioners, which is making sure that you show up and that you do the work. and i think that she has consistently worked harder than anyone that i have seen on the police commission, including the time that i was serving there. the second thing is that i do think that she has gone out of her way to not only work harder, but to also reach out to the various parties that are involved and not just community, but i think including police officers and the various community groups and organizations and entities that work with the police commission. i am especially grateful to angela for the work with youth because from what i have seen, the involvement of youth around issues with policing and public safety have really improved the city as a whole and there is still work to be done. that said, it is not in any way a negative regarding mr. hwang who i think, you know, it'

my name is chan. i'm on this committee for about 4 years. i'm an attorney serving immigrants. i focus on issues such as language access and immigrant issues. i'm happy to see everyone here tonight and especially reporting from the captain. thank you for hosting us and thoughts and suggestions from community members here tonight. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner? >> good evening, everyone. my name is joyce turman, vice-president of the police commission. when i'm not vice-president, i'm a partner at the lawfirm reed smith for a group for northern california. thank you for the great turnout. i'm looking for the to the presentation by the captain about his district as well. thank you for having me. >> hello, my name is susie loftus. my husband and i are raising our three daughters out in the sunset. i used to be a prosecutor in san francisco and then a district attorney and attorney general. now i work in the bayview at an organization called the center for youth wellness where we respond to health impacts of kids being exposed to violence and chronic adverse teechlt -- adve

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question in the coming days will likely be why his behavior has been ignored for so long, melissa chan california. >> there is much more, in fact, on sterlings' comments on our website, it's at al jazeera.com, you can see that report again by melissa chan and read our top story and the top story is egypt sentencing 683 people to death in cairo. ♪ ♪ >>> it is man versus machine. high-frequent i traders turning america's stock market upside down. i will show you how high-frequency trade can go give some an unfair advantage over the average invest tour. i'll show you want technology that can turn mere milliseconds in to hundreds of millions of dollars. plus a look at the young brains behind the computers career creating flash trades and what regular lasers going to do about it.

sit down with both candidates and really appreciate a lot of the work that our current commissioner chan has done for the commission and for our great city. so many good ideas have come out of that. for me, i really liked candidate victor hwang and the reason why is that, again, not because not only does he bring both the prosecution and defense side in term of experience and expertise, he he really has shown and demonstrated that he is -- he works in the community and has done so for many, many, many years. and i think that that broad perspective is really incredibly important. i asked the questions of all candidates really how well it is you work across all different departments, the police, [speaker not understood], that's important for me. actions speak louder than words. for me today, i would like to see victor hwang be appointed to this commission. and i want to speak also to the fact that several people as well as some of the supervisors have mentioned that the mayor has an appointee -- [speaker not understood] he can appoint. we cannot make that decision here today as to who he i

chan? angela chan. she's probably outside, so, we'll wait for her. so, we -- for people -- >> she's coming. >> we're going to have to not have any more people come in. can you please tell them not to come in? there are too many people inside. angela, come on up. >> good afternoon. i've prepared updated packets for you if i can just hand them to you. good afternoon. my name is angela chan. i'm a senior staff attorney managing the criminal justice reform program at [speaker not understood] asian law caucus. the nation's oldest nonprofit serving low-income asian americans. i'm here today to seek reappointment for the second term to the san francisco police commission. first, i want to thank you, the board of supervisors, for giving me the opportunity to serve the residents of san francisco on this important 7-seat civilian oversight body that is charged the same policy as the police department and adjudicating difficult officer matt ir. when i began on the police commission four years ago i had an understanding of the criminal justice system from the pe

>> thank you, commissioner chan. and i want to thank you for your service and all the work that you have put in. i do want to ask every'ly ~ applicant, if you will, the same issue about staffing. one of the things i find challenging as a district supervisor is that we want to have more community policing, as much of a connection between the police officers and the community. and a lot of that has to do with staffing, what staffering is available, whether it's in the bayview, ingleside, or the mission station, for instance, the three stations that i have. so, i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit about that and sort of where you see things going and your strategy going forward on that issue. >> sure. in my time on the commission four years i've seen some really great officers, senior officers who have retired. and every time they retire, i'm sad because i know these are the folks who really have made the department what it is. but on the bright side, on the good side, this board of supervisors and this mayor have

melissa chan, new al jazeera, las vegas. >> thanks for watching must must. i'm morgan radford. and "inside story" is coming up next. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story. >> million

melissa chan, al jazeera, las vegas. >> you can keep up to date with the news from the website. there it is, aljazeera.com. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story.

>> jackie chan.ckie chan. >> that is. >> she's doing him with 4,000 chopsticks because he is turning 60 this year, and this was her way of commemorating him and his amazing work that he has done. she for a month walked around beijing trying to collect all of these bamboo chopsticks from different cafes until she had enough to create this masterpiece. you can see this on youtube at red hong yi. >> we got ourselves a bit of a small town mystery involving a masked man in lincoln, nebraska. he has gained popularity as of late. i'm about to show you why. we're also about to learn who this masked man is for the very first time. nobody knows. nobody in lincoln knows. we're about to find out. the masked man kind of looks like your favorite caped crusader, except he has become affectionately known as speedo batman, and are you about to see speedo batman from his apartment known as the bat kaf outside of pinnacle bank arena. this was after a bon jovi concert. >> check it out. there he is. >> he forgot his tigh

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here is linda chan before.u. >> wow. >> oh, wow. >> right here. where are you going, doll? >> right here. >> perfect. >> you're good. you're good. samantha, take off your blindfold. she's over here. >> oh, my goodness! >> here you go. right here. >> linda. >> oh, my god. >> you look fabulous. >> oh, wow. >> linda, do you want to see yourself? >> no, not yet. >> you're right over here. >> oh, my gosh. wow. this is a different person. >> it is. >> louis, tell us about the hair. >> you're cheating. i saw you looking in the monitor. but what we did here, we had ray do the haircut. and he gave her this classic bob. she had long hair that again was doing nothing for her. so all of a sudden she has instant style. then of course she was starting to go a little bit gray. >> it happens. >> it happens. >> you would be out of business if we didn't go gray. >> praise the lord. so what i did of course is i used a single process color, less than 30 minutes. as you know, we don't have much time. look at the -- >> you could not

now chan is using more than her weight to evaluate her.. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> not everyone is cookie cutter, you know. some people who are big are healthy. some who are thin can't gain weight if they try. >> she stuffed her face and gained two pounds. in the end, yale realize they made a mistake. i don't know why she still has to go in for weigh-ins. >> if i was 15 i could do that diet and not gain a pound either. >> oh, that would be great. >> good old days. good for her. >>> coming up, companies are cashing in -- >> but is playing with electronics a good idea? the latest idea. >> but is playing with electron aches good idea? but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and it comes in a pen. hd-3. prescription medicine jectable that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic

anthony chan. >> the university of michigan consumer sentiment index.g to be really good because it's going to mean consumers will end the quarter with a bang rather than a wimper. retail sales, when we get it next week, i think it could double that. 0.6%. if confidence is higher. >> sentiment report and retail sales, barbara, your one thing? >> good earnings. you'll see good earnings which ultimately drives stock prices. be confident, put your money in stocks and fund your i.r.a.s. >> ed rollins. >> i'm going to watch the ryan bill this week which is up in the house. if the republican leadership is able to get it out, it's a thoughtful -- not political, but it's a thoughtful long-term plan and the democrats reaction to it, which will basically be pretty vicious. >> my one thing, i'm watching the markets. we keep having this fade at the end of the day. markets start strong and then they sell them off by the end of the day. we keep having a fade and the markets do not hold on to the rally, i think there's something else going on here and people want to s

courses c, or high and her when we get out the responses to the courses that is something that miss chan is going to go back and work on. >> okay i have one more question. >> i just wanted to say, rachel that you gave us some data about cs, and cor higher, and d, right? and we do have data on that and that was in the slide show. it showed the percentage of the students that passed with a d, and moum with cs, and so that gives us an indication i think, the clarification, on what i requested, was by race. >> yes, just the data, by the different. >> how many ds, like for example, is it ten ds, is it one d, is it how far are we from this mark? and okay? sorry to interrupt, i just wanted to have you refer to that. >> it does not actually appear to be in my packet. so if you could e-mail us all of the presentation. and then the last question was, he referred to a statistics that i don't see in the presentation which was something to the effect that 50 percent of african americans are not or not going to graduate this year, in our schools s that what you said. am i representing that correctly,

not a channing tatum in the bunch. >> wait for it. >> wait for it.. at one point, we had to go give him a note, which was, "ian, would you mind - - that woman in the face harder?" and he was like "oh, yeah, i can do that." and, um, so that was a really proud moment for us. >> the man who taught us -- who basically gave us our dream. and we're returning the favor. >> seth: and keegan michael key from the very funny "key & peele." >> oh my god. >> oh, out of control. >> seth: he ended up doing the wrong kind of workout for you guys. >> yes. >> seth: you want to explain this? >> we had a line -- we had a line in the script that basically was like, "oh, look at those abs," right? so moments before he was about to strip down and show us all his abs, jessica sent -- >> well, his wife texted me and said please, this diet he's on -- this caveman diet we had to hear all about. >> seth: right. >> he'd always be at -- he would always be at craft service like, popping a munchkin in his mouth. and he's like "you gotta live cleanly, you gotta eat cleanly." >> seth

chan says, that's when she refused to swallow their rules anymore. have an eating disorder, and i will not let yale health cause me to develop one." in a statement, yale says they can't comment on individual students' cases but that, quote, "the health and welfare for all of our students is our primary concern." chan says a new doctor is now using more than just her weight to evaluate her, and yale has agreed to let her stay in school with check-ins every semester. one student eager to focus on school rather than the scale. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> all right. mara, thank you. that one is a talker. >> oh, yeah. we were talking. >> oh, yes. >>> coming up, everybody, rob lowe is with us. he's live, and he's been making headlines lately talking about the prejudice against pretty people. all right? >>> and is technology rewiring your kids' brains. what you need to know about toddlers and tablets before they pick them up. ♪ when everybody talks dog's fleas and ticksg your is staring you right in the face. nexgar

jane chan was named one of the top social entrepreneurs of the year by the world economic forum, and this is on track to save 100,000 babies. >> these are the amazing innovation. here is a comment: >> check this out. this is a harmless drone. bill, mark and i talked about this metaphor, the wild, wild west of innovation. we are talking about 3d printed guns, people making drones. aren't you concerned about the rogue element here? >> you know, i think with any technology you have the aspect where anything that you can - that people can do without oversight, they'll take it in whatever direction they want. and there are people out there who are making and sharing perhaps for making, you know, making gun parts out of 3d printers. i think that exists. it's probably a real concern at one point. i don't think it represents a majority of the maker movement. to me, it's sort of like - there are always going be people pushing a limit in one direction or another. i don't think it's a reason to be concerned about the enterprise. >> the idea about unmanned vehicles you can make, there are a lot

. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> we have a quorum mr. hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who

an isolated shower and the rest of us are dry went sun is setting when we lose the instability and chan of showers. tomorrow morning will be more dry. upper 50's to low 60's is how you should dress if this afternoon. mid-to-upper 40's at the bay shore and to the coast. the seven-day forecast shows two to four degrees warmer tomorrow and steady and a lack of sunshine on sunday and above average, mid-60's to mid-70's inland on monday, and possibility even 80 on tuesday. >> another report of a possible accident in oakland. maybe it is a stall. but it is busy and we have more drenched conditions on the roads. it is westbound at the westbound 80 connection so it is blocking partly one lane but not causing delays to the maze. we are waiting for a tow truck. try to avoid any accidents this morning because you do not want to be stuck in falling rain on the side of 9 road. if you are headed along 101 southbound from santa rosa to rohnert park, headed into novato at 66 miles per hour and dry approaching novato and highway 37. in lucas valley and mill valley, that area there you will see wetter co

let's go to melissa chan outside the oracle arena. what has the rehabilitation been like. >> the final score was 97-118 - the l.a. clippers were clobbered. you have to wonder whether the controversy swirling around the owner had an impact on the performance of the team members. . >> reporter: the protest took place before the game, with players wearing inside out warm up journeys so the l.a. clippers logo could not be seen. fans at the game against the warriors expressed shock at the statements allegedly made by clippers' owner donald sterling. >> he sounds ridiculous. he owns a basketball team with african american players. that makes him sound racist. >> i love the team, i'm a fan, i support the team. whatever he said is his own personal thing, not ours. we love our clippers. >> the issue goes beyond basketball with president obama commenting at a press conference halfway around the world during his visit to malaysia. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't have to do anything, just let them talk. that's

keach: butz chan was the 11th king in copan's royal dynasty. a king who could organize the construction of great buildings obviously had wealth far beyond anyone else in the city. but where did that wealth come from ? the copan valley, several miles wide, is watered by the copan river. today the fertile bottom lands near the ancient palaces of the elite lords are owned by a few wealthy families. on the hillsides, peasants try to eek out a living on inferior land. the archaeologists speculate that this same pattern would have existed in ancient times. by surveying the hillsides, they have discovered the homes of the ancient maya commoners. 3 meters and 80 centimeters. let's get it on the map. by mapping each house site, they create a picture of maya settlement. over two-thirds of the population, mostly commoners, lived in the hills far from the acropolis on the compounds of the elite who controlled the best lands. to confirm that the ancient residents of the hillsides were farmers, archaeologists employ new scientific tools. using samples of mud

chan heads over to the extreme south of the hospital. along with effects you can begin to feel a tickle exhibition on two wheels and prepares for next year's connection. and i now call me. and the woman who was was foreseen. cooking was outstanding. to come you can go on to them in some way ponting put us home. all i can trust my teaching day she found some new facts thanks to some reporters the straits the results for four tunnels to prepare score to nine pm news with updated information. and they know what's the latest from where you are. yes saw a total of eleven bodies had been released to date just from the city of on site here and find that those two games for leeds from this location at turvy university on sun hospital. more and think so i can come and go and just an hour ago. two more victims have arrived. the bodies of time in high school students are with the surname old and another unknown but not much else has been released about the identity of the students that brings the total number of victims lying here. i ate for desser

melissa chan has the report. >> reporter: oakland, the dilapidated, crime-ridden, lower-income neighbor to francisco. who would possibly move here? but then when the financial crisis hit a few years ago opportunity knocked. and broad jonathan to oakland's door step. >> distressed property. typically in awful condition. and we fix them. so we fix them and sell them. we give it fresh paint and the big thing we add recessed canned light. >> reporter: oakland has become brooklyn by the bay. one of the last affordable places for middle class families to buy a home. >> it's helping clean up and making neighborhoods better. i don't particularly feel like its pushing people out. >> not everyone agrees. >> gentrification is a scourge in our community. oakland is really impacted by the investment of real estate and by the lack of government intervention on behalf of every day people who are fighting to keep their home. >> reporter: those losing their homes are african-americans. once almost half oakland's population, they now make up a quarter of the city. former resident jonathan walks us to his

our melissa chan is outside the oracle arena.elissa, a lot of fans equally upset as the players. >> jonathan, you are absolutely right. across the board, every single fan we spoke to has a very similar reaction to those alleged comments by donald sterling. >> to me personally, it sounds ridiculous. he owns a basketball team with nothing but african-american players so, you know, that kind of made him sound like a racist. >> i love the game. i am an nba fan. i am a sports fan. i support my team like i have for the longest time, and whatever he said is his own personal thing. it's not ours. so we love our clippers. >> reporter: really for most of the afternoon, the clippers appear to have had trouble focusing. the team, down by double digits for most of the afternoon and right now, down by 10. jonathan? >> reporter: >> not a good day for the clippers. a lot of fans upset. do we have any idea how the nba is going to handle this? >> reporter: that's an excellent question and one problem, of course, is the authenticity of this tape. w

joining us once again, erin gibbs from sp capital iq and anthony chan. question. >> tv 101, good five-day streak here. why do you think that is? >> i think it's been somewhat just a lack of news. we did have good retail numbers, so i saw that from the end of last week. that reassured that, yeah, we haven't seen the housing and the car sales because of the bad winter, but the people were still shopping and particularly coming out of march. otherwise, when you look at volume, the up days have been light days, and that's concerning. >> you sound skeptical. >> i'm skeptical. >> is there a disconnect, anthony, between the markets and the economy? >> i don't think so. there's going to be in a lag. the economy is in the moment where you have to show proof that the economy is getting better. but label market numbers are starting to get better. >> yeah. gradually, right? and not setting on fire. >> the consumer ending strong in the first quarter. by the way, right now, we're starting to see consumer sentiment gradually moving higher. and that should signal much f

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. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> we have a quorum mr. president and also with us is the chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who passed away recently and we will do that in their honor, but before we move into the meeting a little bit of background about the officers. the first officer everyone knows him as jr, and james richards was assigned to company a, central station, he is 50 years old. he is married. he has been a member of the san francisco police department for over 20 years. he is a native san franciscan, and went to macatire high school and played football at city college and sacramento state university and also an accomplished musician, dj, and everyone says that he was quite the character. and he was serving at central station at the time when he passed suddenly, and without any warni

willa chan organized the meeting and she says since president johnson announced the war on poverty in 1964, many of the conditions such as income and equality are as bad or worse than they were 50 years ago. >> this is not something that is necessarily fun to talk about. this is not something that we can turn a blind eye to and pretend doesn't exist. i think all of you here think i'm speaking to the choir. but this is something that we have to get out to other people and something we have to be really active about. >> the meeting focused on new statistics about poverty in california and in alameda county. it also looked at ways to improve, economics, education and healthcare for the underprivileged. >> another day of a lot of sunshine out there. a bit of a breeze kicking in. it's what you would expect with the afternoon sea breeze. a little bit of a chop on the bay water looking out to the san francisco bay and the bay bridge, it's beautiful out there. temperatures off to a cool start this morning. beginning to recover out there. as you can see on the satellite, some changes up to the

tonight -- kate upton from "transcendence", cole hauser jonah hill and channing tatum and music fromeon trees with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy.

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. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> we have a quorum mr.dent and also with us is the chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we have to adjourn in the honor of two officers who passed away recently and we will do that in their honor, but before we move

melissa chan, al jazeera, san francisco. >> the american soldier wind t d the wikileaks scandal has chased name to chelsea manning. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, thousands of children have been killed through the conflict of syria. we're going to tell you the story of a boy who survived a mortar strike only to be killed four months later. >>> and this banner leads to bio terror charges. while environmental activists say they are the victims. >> the united nations security council is set to hold an emergency today on the massacre in south sudan. an estimated 400 people were killed last weekend as they hid in a mosque in bentiu, problem calling th it an an abominationd violation of trust. >>> this story coming out of syria. a young boy surviving a mortar strike only to die four months later. we have this story, but first a warning that the video you're about to see is very graphic. >> reporter: for the family, yosef is not just another statistic. he was their 12-year-old son. a mortar hit their home, it was only a few days ago that his father was able to remove the blood stains. >> th

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aljazeera's melissa chan has their story. >> mornings golden sun over the valley, one of the most fertile agricultural regions in the world. >> at a show piece farm, harris ranch, some 1,000 workers start their day. the 14,000-acre operation depends on a steady supply of laborers. most come from central and south america and the farmers have become frustrated at the failure to up date immigration laws. >> we need to have a system more than just sort of a don't ask, don't tell policy now, doesn't necessarily work. >> owner john harris said it has become more difficult to hire workers and the u.s.'s immigration policy is one of the factors for the shortage. >> we obviously have a lot of latino friends that are both employees and live in the community, and do business with us, and we want to make sure that they are treated fairly, but then also, that the u.s. has a policy that is more workable. >> in the reddest part of blue state california, republican ranchers and farmers take a very different position on immigration reform than the rest of their party. migrant workers are now ages out of

melissa chan, al jazeera, oakland, california >> and finally. this from tokyo.the president matching soccer skills with a robot. or it has a name. asimo. it stands for advanced step in innovative mobility. its made by honda. the president and robot bowed to each other -- and spoke together in english. asimo told the president it was nice to meet him. no word. word on if it cuts your grass. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. for news updates through the day . head to al jazeera dot com. the ability to use race legally as a tool in college admissions has been on the run for years. the supreme court's latest decision restricts it even further. after texas, california, michigan. what are the dos and don'ts of the incoming freshman class? that's the inside story.