chan's background is all about. i know his capabilities, and i know what he can do all around in community services, activism, and his leadership, and i didn't hear it being mentioned today about how the children of military parents are effected, and i am on the level of all veterans, but overall, on a lower spectrum, i know mr. handley would be the person that could cover all the bases for the needs of all of our veterans, all of our families and their needs, and i want to thank you today for hearing me out. i had to come as a mother of a daughter of 17 years, she and her husband in the navy, the difficulties that they are going through with their family, mental disability, placement of schools, relocating from place to place. please give him that opportunity to be that advocate. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. next speaker. >> hello, my name is raymond, i am here to say that i wholeheartedly support hanley chan for the veterans affair commission. that is it. >> thank you. [laughter] is there any other member o

and recently dyed blonde channing as the boss.n and look up and you're like, oh, boy, bossman is here? >> you never get used to it. no. no matter how many times i see him and i'm like, ah, and then i'm like, oh, hey. >> chelsea is the female emcee of the show that means she gets these boys all to herself. >> yes, these guys are beautiful and incredibly talented and do insane stuff on stage. but they also come around and say hello and kiss your cheek. >> come on, man. >> it makes you feel things in your body. >> who would be the most impressed by you guys being in this troupe? >> my mom and grandma have been here six times. >> my grandma's 93 and she was like, i told my church circle all about it. >> two years of this makes you sculpted so i wanna have an ab-off. >> i don't know if i put lotion on my stomach today. >> you have any clothes i can wash? >> here we go. >> can i -- i don't want to, you know, i don't want to go in without -- listen, i'm a reporter. i have to do my research. there's someone else bricking a different kind

bernard chan, in hong kong, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.ot back recently from beijing, where you were a delegate at the national people's congress. how does the leadership in beijing view hong kong? well, obviously hong kong plays a very important role for china, especially during these whole trade war tensions. now, hong kong is a special administrative region, so we are china, but yet we have a special status. we have different trade agreements with the rest of the world, so i think we play a very special purpose for them. and you have met president xi jinping multiple times, in groups, discussing hong kong and other affairs. when he was vice president, he was in charge of hong kong. you also knew him then. what is his personal opinion of hong kong? well, as i said, hong kong is a very special place for china, and we are part of china, but yet we have this special status. we can do things that perhaps the rest of china can't do. we have the rule of law, that international investors would like to do business with. so i think we have this v

chan. actually, before we start the presentations, i wanted to state that we have some community members here requiring interpretation at the hearing, so we have an interpreter. and actually, can you identify yourself? oh, he's right here. so if anyone needs chinese interpretation, please talk to richard, the interpreter, or alan, my legislative aide. mr. chan? >> good morning. my name is chan. and i live on 19th avenue. i was a home burglary victim 10 years ago. at about 11 in the morning, we all went to work, except my son who did not feel well and took rest in the small room down stairs. my son heard a loud noise and then the sound of steps on the upper floor. he was very frightened and then after a while, there were the sound of footsteps of the person coming down the stairs. at this moment, my son's alarm clock rang. it was set to wake him up to take some medicine. the thieves might have mistaken the alarm as if it was from a house alarm system and they left. when all was quiet, my son

t countless six packs and channing as the boss. >> has channing ever snuck in and you guys are like ohy boss man is here. >> you never get used to it. i see him like ah. and i'm like hey. >> chelsea gets these boys all >> yes these are beautiful and incredibly talented and do insane stuff on stage but they also come around and say hello and kiss cheek and make you feel things if your body. >> who would be most impress bid you being part of this? >> my mom and grand muma big ti >> my grandma is 93 like i toldt >> two years i want to have aab-off. >> don't me if i have lotion. >> it's a two, a four, a six and >> yeah you have any watch. >> here >> can i. i don't want to go in without -- >> in this business that's what we call reporter had to do my research. know what i'm saying. >> deep, important research. >> it's all for the >> so while you're hands were um, full, kevin and i were getting our hands dirty with the help of chef gordon ramsey and i think we're both traumaizeed from being in "hell's >> we came early to celebrate the one year. there's already a line outside. let's go meet y

it's one of the early internet outlets for the sort of hacker community beyond four chan four chan is more the troll hacker side of the internet slashdot is the code writers the programmers the tech nerds the geeks that went there to find information so here is slashdot focuses on the upgrade to the client version three of the bitcoin protocol all these hackers all these coders all these programmers all these deeks see it and say what is big quine go over to bitcoin and the price just by them looking at it it goes up nine hundred percent from eight tenths of a penny to eight cents that's time when bitcoins history it was still considered a novelty and people looked suspiciously at it and they were afraid to use it because they didn't want the label of being a freak and a geek of course already well into their freak them and get them were happy to get a sale approval and cover it and this was the beginning kind of internet phase whatever number you want to put on it but another kind of explosion technology driven that was giving birth thanks to the hackers and cypherpunks and quasi alc

. >> reporter: carl chan with oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce says t images are hurtful. he's calling for an apology and sensitivity training. >> i think this is very serious. i think the fire chief need to do something quick. >> reporter: chief david rocha declined our requests for an interview, but in an e-mail said the department is taking it seriously. "it is inconsistent with our values and the respect we demand our employees demonstrate toward the communities we serve," he said. >> just being considerate of others' history, nationality. >> reporter: neighbors of station 22 say they hope the crew learns from this. but chan says the message the postcard has already sent is a far cry from prosperity and blessings. >> by sending out this postcard they're saying we are not welcome being asian as firefighters. and this is not -- this is not acceptable. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a new report is ffterng that fire in southern california near thousand oaks and calabasas. efforts to put out last november's fire were hampered by politicians asking fire

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us a new era begins for japan today as emperor akihito pushes the chrysanthemum throne in the first abdication by a japanese emperor in more than two hundred years the day has been steeped in rituals starting with akihito reporting his abdication to his imperial ancestors at a shinto shrine in his final speech at the imperial palace the eighty five year old thanks the people of japan and said he would pray for peace and happiness son crown prince not he will take over the throne from his father. at the ceremony prime minister shinzo paid his respects. well me tell you if you are with the day of abdication we reflect upon the long years over which the emperor has thoughtfully shared the happiness and sadness of the people of japan. kundry knew once again the feeling of deep respect and sanction that. people from across the country gathered outside the emperor's palace in tokyo for the event it was an emotional day. here and i feel grateful. i wish him good health but i feel emotional i have a well known time feel. like h

and finally, the movie star jackie chan has been showing off his snooker skills.ere he is in hong kong with the 1997 world champion ken doherty. keep your eye on the pink ball. a nice little trick shot, perfectly executed! you can see how much he enjoyed that one! he may even fancy his chances at this month's world championship. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. and our thanks to the sports day team. mps will vote on four different alternatives to theresa may's brexit deal later this evening, to see if they can break the deadlock. live to vicki young inside the houses of parliament. vicki, what prospect is there that this process when it is over this evening will in any way to contribute to the long debate cabinet will have tomorrow? lots of mps think that this kind of process should have been done at least two yea rs should have been done at least two years ago to find out first of all what parliament did want before going down that route of negotiating with the eu. that is not the way round it has happened, so he

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us a new era begins for japan today as emperor akihito pushes the chrysanthemum throne in the first abdication by a japanese emperor in more than two hundred years the day has been steeped in ritual starting with akihito recording his abdication to his imperial ancestors at a shinto shrine in his final speech at the imperial palace the eighty five year old thing the people of japan and said he would pray for peace and happiness sun crown prince now and he will take over the throne from his father. at the ceremony prime minister shinzo paid his respects. for me party for a few of the deal to cation we reflect upon the longer years over which the emperor our house thoughtfully shared the hopkinton and sadness of the people of japan. you once again the feeling of deep respect and sighing. people from across the country gathered outside the emperor's palace in tokyo for the event it was an emotional day. for him and i feel grateful. i wish him good health but i feel emotional i have a wound on. him or i'd like to say one th

carl chan with the china town and the fire chief needs to do something quick. >> reporter: chief declined our request for an interview and said the department is taking it seriously. it is inconsistent with our values and the respect we demand our employees demonstrate toward the communities we serve, he said. >> just being considerate of other's feelings and back grounds, history, nationality. >> reporter: neighbors of station 22 say they hope the crew learns from this, but chan says the message the postcard has already sent is a far cry from prosperity and blessings. >> sending this postcard almost saying we are not welcome. this is not acceptable. >> reporter: again, the fire chief says an investigation is underway, but he says the matter is a personnel matter so he won't be commenting any further. reporting live in san lorenzo. i'm jodi nbc bay area news. >>> isaiah peoples made his first court appearance today accused of deliberately driving into the crowd of people ipsunnyvale. the police chief in sunnyvale says he was targeting muslims. robert handa joins us in san jose with the ne

by melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start out in the philippines where journalist and editor in chief of the rappler maria teresa has posted bail for an eighth time is a well respected investigative reporter and the rappler is a news website which has recorded without fear or favor including on the current government of president. that has led to eleven complaints and cases raissa and her news in face to date everything from tax evasion to libel has been thrown at them the one that's free press coalition a global alliance of news rooms has identified racist case as one of the top ten most urgent press freedom cases in the world today and i should add that this week due to vela joined this coalition with the latest we turn to maria teresa herself maria thank you for joining the program bring us up to speed what's going on what's the latest. well tonight we're preparing for the first arraignment in the court of tax appeals that's four different charges of tax evasion there's a fifth charge in a regional trial for it that happens tomorrow morning in m

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us indians have voted in the fourth phase of polling in the country's month long general elections voters will elect a new parliament and prime minister narendra modi from the ruling hindu b j t party is seeking a second term his main challenger is leader of the opposition congress party raul gandhi the election is the world's biggest with nine hundred million people eligible to vote they will lech five hundred forty three m.p.'s to the lower house of parliament called the lok sabha polling has been spread out across the country in seven phases today voters went to the polls across nine states this includes parts of the state of west bengal where one political party is fielding a significant number of female candidates at school. forty one percent that's the highest number from any party this election correspondent sonja sally carr travels to west bengal to meet. of the trinamool congress. in. its early morning in whistling gold's not their district politics here is a festive appears it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c.

assault at a fraternitynaming the fraternity to say the house is located near the intersection of channing in college. the alleged big is a uc berkeley student. there is no suspect information at this time. anyone with information should call berkeley police. >>> the sheriff's office tells us that deputies were helping with a probation search yesterday. the sheriff's deputy opened a container of protein powder and found a gun wrapped in foil. he is not allowed to own or possess guns. e was arrested and the gun was one man was injured after midnight. police say they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound in the lobby. he is expected to be okay no arrests have been made. >>> new information tonight on possible charges for a suspect in three killings in oakland, san francisco, and berkeley last friday. he could be charged with murder with special circumstances. if convicted, that could mean life without parole or the death penalty, even though right now in california, executions have currently been halted under an order back governor gaston gavin newsom. a sergea is expected to be okay. j

but you had a legislator, julie chan, that was pushing a piece of legislation.f her colleagues in the house of delegates and asked, would a woman who was dilating and about to give birth be allowed to have an abortion? julie chan -- >> stop this b.s. right now. that is b.s. >> the state didn't adopt it. jennifer, go ahead. >> that is not what is happening. what is happening in the states is that who feel threatened is that they are trying to codify roe v. wade. in new york, as andrew cuomo was trying to repeal an outdated criminal law that criminalized abortion, what these states are doing, what they're doing is they see what's happening in the southern states and they are attempting to codify and to put into state law that roe v. wade is the law of the land. that will only last as long as the supreme court continues to uphold it of course. that's what's happening is that people -- this is a relationship between a woman and her doctor, and every pregnancy is different. and i -- it is -- 70% of americans believe that roe v. wade should stay intact and do not want

i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start in india which is now less than a week away from kicking off the biggest election in global history starting next thursday around nine hundred million voters will be casting ballots over a six week period commentators are calling it a referendum on prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist government he's leading in key polls but some issues have dented his popularity. anger over wasted talent. millions of educated young indians like these protesters cannot find jobs the unemployment rate has hit a record high despite india's warring economy. the other to ensure would you go home and get that is what what it was happening with the young and i knew i would feel each and every one was a good model for this time is a. woman too angry after numerous high profile rape cases the mo d. covered him and vowed to make the country safer for women but many see this as a hollow promise. to meet. to lean on muslims in the. and modi may be bleeding support from an outraged countryside farmers largely backed

i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start out in malaysia where the sole remaining suspect charged in the murder of the north korean leader's half brother may soon be out of jail drunk kwong from vietnam has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and could be released as early as next month the other suspect was released in march both have been arrested for the two thousand and seventeen kuala lumpur airport killing of kim jong nam with a deadly v. x. nerve agent the women say they thought they were part of a prank t.v. show it's a suspected that kim's death was a political assassination planned by north korean agents. as if that episode wasn't strange enough there's been a nother cloak and dagger incident involving north korea here in europe you may remember that break in it happened last month at the north korean embassy in the dread well over the weekend north korea finally responded calling it quote a grave terror attack a group of armed men had charged into the building and tied up the staff spanish authorities have issued arrest warrants for memb

i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we begin in brunei where new laws based on a strict interpretation of islam go into effect today the tiny country on the island of borneo has captured a lot of global attention not the good kind for the punishments it intends to carry out cvs will have their limbs amputated the new code would commit gay people caught having sex to death by stoning and it would send lesbians caught having sex to one hundred whips of the lash the united nations has called these laws draconian but the sultan defended them. right there in the grass. as a small nation we always devote prayers to all our. young and yes this is driven by an international philosophy of millennia islamic monarchy. that has existed here for hundreds of years. in the system this system preserves and guarantees the rights of all people regardless of their race and then go to the temple among europe was done for going on more of them. as you can imagine there's been global shock and outrage actor and activist george clooney leveraged his fame and called for a boyc

chan mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help with being a life. this week life absence in india a country at the forefront of the id revolution and which has the world's third largest smartphone market but one in four people contrary to all right. such in go lives in delhi the capital of india he works in the secret site of india's high tech boom. he has a double lost as in computer cryptography making computers safe from hacking. he also believes in using digital technology to help the less fortunate. and yet oh what a brilliant move by. i believe george and me again what. evolution's for many of. my questions to find on so's to help people in one living at the bottom of the economic that i'm. such in belongs to a collective called mix all they use technology to help underprivileged communities . where. if their ambitions is to help india's beleaguered small scale farmers. have anything to you. know not remembering. the c

chan mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world. this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help me in. life. this week life apps business south africa and to meet young people who are creating their own apps for social good and looks back across the series to see what's been achieved. caped out the beautiful city on the southern tip of africa. south africa is a rapidly emerging economy it relies on mobile phones and wireless technology far more than on expensive to. young company designs mobile phone apps not just for entertainment but to help people in poorer communities. keep mobile phones a revolutionized everyday life. generation never have access to music they access to live on so little time to sing and they tend to be back to back always keep them coming they can have a good time but they can get help nations on. i'm a she's not just the suits but come on the best. to get some of my sex. sexual health is a huge issue for young p

i'm melissa chan and welcome to the program it's good to have you with us air pollution is a huge problem around the world and we know it impacts our health now we know by how much toxic air shortens our lives by twenty months on average that's according to the health effects institute in their latest report the state of global air now that twenty number is an average when you break things down region by region you can see how asia stands out in south asia children lose thirty months of their lives in east asia people lose an estimated twenty three months that is five times higher or maybe a better way to think about it is five times worse than what you have in north america or western europe pollution is now a bigger killer than malaria and road accidents it's as bad a smoking here's a closer look. donning a face mask part of the morning routine for many school kids in delhi where toxic smog and the city. for much of the year. some days twenty times above the w h o's recommended limit for dangerous fine particles in the air. india is home to fourteen of the world's most polluted cities e

>> clerk: >> amy chanson -- chan is on her way. >> commissioner: supervisor mar do you have a question or a comment? >> i was going to make comments. thanks for the opportunity. i want to thank the planning department for all their work on these important reports showing where we're at in terms of meeting our housing production goals and particularly the balance and proportion of housing that's been produced between market rate and the different affordable housing a.m.i. levels. i think the latest report highlights a topic of discussion that's happened a lot on the board consideration of the s.b.50 ordinance and the purchase act and even today the introduction of the ordinance to dedicate more of the future funds to fordable housing and we're this report highlights how we're far behind on our affordable housing production goals and there's still a great imbalance in terms of housing production in our city. with the overwhelming majority of housing being produced and permitted on market rate and luxury housing. i think the report shows what's been affordable and the rest has been for ab

"rush hour", where jackie chan at!ailer. i'm like what is going on? he's so nice. i have to buy him something after a while. then i realize, he's from china. they make everything over there, he was getting it for free anyway. i almost went broke trying to keep up with him. >> jimmy: p that was a beautifu extension of jackie's gift giving. >> that's from my eigbuddy, jac chan. >> jimmy: chris tucker. you can see chris live tomorrow night at 7:30 and 10:00 at the encore theater here in las vegas. and we'll return with music from celine dion. ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live in las vegas" are brought to you by caesars palace. go to likeacaesar.com to learn how to live like a caesar. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series in las vegas is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank chris tucker, david spade, and apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, you can see her on the "courage" world tour beginning this fall. here with the song "ashes," celine dion. [ c

a me chan.from the 2014 housing production goals to build 30,000 units by 2020 and 10,000 being affordable. we are on track to meeting those goals. to date we built 24,985 total homes. since 2014 of those 7832 have been affordable homes. we are on tractor the 30 thousands 10,000 affordable goal for 2020. additionally through legislation passed by supervisor row nan last year, we do quarterly reporting on the status of affordable housing pipeline and we submit that to the board every quarter. your offices should be receiving them. those are detailed reports showing what is in the pipeline, which permits have those projects received, which are they due to receive and what is the estimated construction start for those projects? i think in terms of the larger conversation about displacement and losing affordable homes through rent control and evictions at a rate gradeter than production, that is something we need to look at. our office is focused on anti displacement programs. the small program is s