chen for coming out. and i want to echo supervisor mar's remarks about the need to obviously immediate businesses where you are going to be starting having this venture and also even i am going to be supporting this application. i would like to see a commitment that you reach out to the supervisor of your district to have lisa inform her of your intent. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor. >> before we take action. i do want to note if i waser all i want to thank the members of the community who have spoken on this. and mr. chen, you know, i appreciate, you know, what you are trying to do here and i think that you know, it is unfortunate that the out reach did not happen before. and either to the community or to the supervisor, but i think that what happened sometimes is i imagine that with some businesses, some of the individuals, maybe they may not know some of the things that are expected and so, maybe as a police department as interacting with some of these applicants to let them know that certainly this

karen, besides them, gary, who was at the time capital planning manager for rec and park. mindy, lenu chen, the manager for the project. michael from planning, john from the city attorney's office. michelle and mary, michelle is with the library and mary is with the friends of the library and put on this event today. our commissioners, rec and park, planning, library, who have voted unanimously. some of them more than once for this project. our board of supervisors, who stood with us. the architects, marsha and a special thanks to erin who has done so much to help us on though this project. you know? that is the city side of this public-private partnership and i have to be fair in saying that this project has lasted through the term of two supervisors, two head librarians, three mayors, and four rec and park general managers. the heart of this project, the constant thing has been the heart of this neighborhood. has been our volunteers and our people. [ applause ] >> so i want to introduce june. [ applause ] , liz diaz. amy miles. bill collins. martha mahoney, who also does our halloween. t

let me start by opposing a question to karen chen from the public defenders office. karen, can you -- how about if you start by giving us an overview of how the city handles this conflict between treatment and civil liberties. >> an involuntary hold starts in san francisco when a peace officer or a clinician makes the determination that the person is due to a mental disorder, is a danger to others or danger to self or gravely disabled. gravely disabled means that person does not have the ability to provide for basic needs such as food, clothing and shelter. and the legal representation starts in most cases the first 3 days of the involuntary hold during the initial psychiatric evaluation and then the legal representation also continues with if the person is asked to be stayed or referred for further treatment up to 14 days. during this phase, the attorneys will represent the clients about whether or not they will have to stay on this hold, whether they have to take medications. if a person after at the end of the 14 day hold is found that may need further treatment,

sharon chen reports bay area researchers are offering them new hope of a normal life by giving them thehey're allergic to. >> 13-year-old nicole the key to sush vooifing a severe peanut allergy was avoiding even the dust from the nut. >> i couldn't prooet. >> she ignored adult's advice to wait for paramedics and gave hearst a life-saving injection from her pen. nicole is one of nearly 6 million children in the u.s. with food allergies. the rate of food allergies doubles but some rad dal new research brings new hoip. >> thank you so much. >> dr. carry nato has been conducting clinical trials on children's food allergies the last few years. nicole was among 85 participants. the idea, desensitize patients to their food allergies by introduce tg food into their diet. >> very slowly dover time you develop tolerance or desensetization to that product to that food, the very same food you're allergic to. >> these peanut doses start with a few specs and slowly nkdz to a normal serving at the end of two years. the therapies work for kids with more than one food aerl ji. nicole still carries her e

chen was born in chicago after her parents came here from china. she came by her zeal for public service honestly because her father worked for the i.r.s. for over 30 years. her mother was a professor of political science. when i first met chen i don't think it took more than five minutes before she 25ubgd of how proud she was of her parents, how groifl grateful for the sacrifices they made so she and her brother could extremely exel in later lie life. she came to the office of the u.s. attorney for the eastern district, one of the premier u.s. attorney offices in the nation. became chief of the civil rights decision division and then the civil rights section in that unit. she's prosecuted all members -- manner of public corruption, gang, narcotics and terrorism cases. and she's won almost every award given by d.o.j., the list of which will appear in the record. everyone who will testify -- attest to the fact she is fair, decent, honest, and really smart. i want to finally add i look for three qualifications in a nominee -- he excellence, she clear

i want to say that other human rights commissioners are here, -- and vice chair doug chen, -- commissioner, the president julie -- nancy kirshner rodriguez, police chief greg sur (sounds like) -- i will like to turn this over to mayor lee.diana are you here? he is on his way. well - thank you. why don't we do that? why waste a moment. >> nancy did mention that we will announce the winners of the fabulous poster contest. i am the executive director of commission on the status of women. the mayor will be announcing not only the winners of the poster contest but also the winners of this year's abolitionist awards. fire commissioner -- is here and emily conroy from the department of justice is here. thank you for joining us. i want to bring up mayor lee so she can bring up the announcements of the honorees for today. apl(applause) >> thank you emily and thank you to the commission on the status of women to our human rights commission thank you for being here and the commissioners and staff as well. thank you police chief for being here and certainly all the other department heads. wendy thank

. >> this prayer circle is in honor of larry chen and stan ellis. the two employees were shot just after midnight during a robbery. >> i heard a pop, pop, pop, and i hear everybody dropping down. so i'm starting to look at my boss what should we do? my boss is right here, his head is here and the flood just -- the blood just flowing. >> larry chen was shot in the back of the head. the suspect climbed over him to steal the cash in ashkenaz's cafe. at the same time, the second suspect was stealing the money from edwin baxter's cash drawer at the door. >> the next thing i know my friend jumped on me. >> he saw a suspect's gun on his friend and intervened. he was shot in the arm. it all reminds baxter of the day ashkenaz's owner was shot and killed in 1996. baxter was working the door that day, as well. >> a little shooken up. traumatized. >> berkeley police arrested one of the two suspects. they found him hiding just a few feet away from ashkenaz. in the meantime the shootings have shaken this entire dance and music community. classes were cancelled, b

---el juez "edward chen" resolvio que el grupo de nudista que solicito una restriccion temporal a lao presento suficientes pruebas legales para sustentar su solicitud. ---en san francisco la desnudez en publico es prohibida desde el primero de febrero pasado permitiendose solamente en eventos especiales. stop open cesar ---el proximo cuatro de abril, el comite de justicia y seguridad publica del condado de santa clara, take vo ---planea analizar una propuesta del fiscal jeffrey rosen quien ha solicitado que la carcel entregue a inmigracion a indocumentad os detenidos por cometer delitos violentos, ya que segun la fiscalia, dichos individuos representan un riesgo para la seguridad publica... ---rosen presento la propuesta en noviembre del ano pasado luego de que segun su oficina, durante un plazo de cuatro meses en 2011 y 2012, 110 criminales no fueron entregados al servicio de inmigracion... blanca ---queremos recordarle, que este sabado 23 de marzo se realizara un evento donde se estara ofreciendo asesoria gratis... take vo .... en temas legales y de inmigracion, tales como: accion

my name is david vin chens ee. i'm a district manager for walgreen's. we want to talk to you this morning to describe our project. poul street is going to be the fourth city in our state to have a -- the store is going to occupy the level we've been in and an upper level and we are putting every new concept that our company has to introduce into this store. we are having an emphasis on our health care provisions. we are also providing fresh foods and groceries to the neighborhood in an area that is pretty much under served of availability of such items in the area. we will be having, the downstairs will be an up market concept. a variety of foods, frozen yogurt and barista that will make coffee, we have fresh baked bread on the premises and we'll be offering frozen yogurt. we'll be offering many items that have never been seen at walgreen's before. i can't emphasize how unique this would be. we have one in new york, chicago and recently in los angeles. the hollywood area. we have what is called a beauty area. the operations from the store will be from 7

for this program, please. [ applause ] >> i'm also very fortunate to have a very great staff, elena chen, our city architect, edgar lopez, all put hands together to make this happen. but most importantly former director who is now head of mta, who started this project. wave your hand? [ applause ] . when ed was director, certain goals were set to accomplish this project. local business, the goal was set at 30 percent. can anybody guess how many percent local businesses got part of this library? 68 percent. [ applause ] >> subcontracting goals, more than 50 percent of the subcontractors came from this neighborhood. and most important, all the hours that were put to build this library, 25 percent of the work force from 94124. i would like to thank our contractors. freddie carter and mike. where is freddie? freddie, come up here. please, a big hand for freddie. [ applause ] >> every time i would stop by early in the morning, 6:30 sometimes in the evening, 8:00 freddie was in that office making sure the work would get done. he held hands to many of the workers from our community and made thi

bobby chen, the 18-year-old you see in the purple shirt in the video understood what a big deal promeally is. ♪ >> he has chosen sophia as his prom date. ♪ he is singing a rendition of jason raz's i'm yours and he changed the lyrics just for sophia. >> he is so smooth, he remembered to tuck a flower behind his ear. ♪ what are you doing on 4-20 ♪ ♪ make my dreams come true >> he pulls a flower from behind his ear and hands it over to her and sophia embraces him in a hug and everyone applauds and she is his prom date for april 20th. >> we have him "right this minute" from baltimore, maryland. >> well done. how nervous were you walking up to do this? >> let's say for the next class period i was shaking, my face was red, and everybody saw me was like what happened? >> were you embarrassed? >> what do you have actually planned for the prom because now you will have to beat how you ask her. >> we will take a limo to one of the finest areas in baltimore, maybe seafood. the problem itself, the tickets, i got them in hand. >> you are hoping that sophia would become your girlfriend. she is now

gentlemen, switching to local nerd news-- fishman, chen, chaudury and mcnair aren't fielding a team in why not? they formed a barbershop quartet and got a gig playing knott's berry farm. wow, so in your world, you're like the cool guys. recognize. (chuckling): this is our year. with those guys out, the entire physics bowl will kneel before zod. zod? kryptonian villain. long story. good story. well, count me out. what? why? you want me to use my intelligence in a tawdry competition? would you ask picasso to play pictionary? would you ask noah webster to play boggle? would you ask jacques cousteau to play go fish? come on, you need a four-person team. we're four people. by that reasoning we should also play bridge, hold up a chuppah and enter the olympic bobsled competition. sheldon, what, do i need to quote

kpix 5 sharon chen explains what is going on. >> it usually only takes lee a few seconds to access herovies on netflix but minutes go by and the screen stays black. >> when it interferes with the internet like that, it takes away my time, and it's really frustrating. >> the slow down is not her fault. it's actually rooted in an argument between two european groups that blocks spam and cyber bunker a company that hosts w sites. when spam has blacklisted cyber bunker, cyber bunker retaliated in a nearly two-week offensive that security experts are calling the biggest cyber attack on the internet ever. >> the average internet users just want to check their mail or play a game, they're being kind of caught in the cross fire. >> so called denial of service cyber attacks aren't unusual. large amounts of traffic are directed at one target like clogging the on or off ramps on the internet freeway but this time the attack is so big the massive volume of traffic is backing up the entire worldwide freeway. >> you can find systems slowing down, may not be able to get to certain sites when you want

deputy city attorney andrew chen. mr.ueler i think correctly enunciated the standard for seat 3 on the historic preservation commission. the architectural historian seat. i don't have much more to add to the legal standards, although i'm happy to restate it for the committee if that would be helpful at all. but it is the charge of the committee obviously to determine whether mr. pearlman does meet those qualifications set forth in the charter. >> go ahead. >> can you explain to me what the role is in terms of verifying certain qualifications for this particular position prior to them coming before the rules committee? >> through the chair to supervisor breed, i can't speak to every aspect of what additional screening mr. pearlman may have received before being forwarded to the committee. perhaps someone from the mayor's office can speak in more detail to that. i'm sure the mayor's office did review the qualifications and applicable standards with mr. pearlman. and obviously part of the process, in term of determining who

correspondent chen way says the still opportunity for the two nations to bolster types. china and russia have already resolved its territorial disputes over the past a few decades and also has been taking care of each other's core interests i mean well the belarus will trade has been skyrocketing over the past few decades however having said that though there might be a lot of space for improvements and further promotion of the bilateral relations in terms of trade and economic ties for example some suggest that the goal of one hundred billion us dollars of bilateral trade by the year twenty fifteen can be reached earlier. and we will be having live reports on the russia china talks here in moscow throughout the day so i do stay with us here in r.t. for plenty of reaction and analysis. well we'll be back shortly with more stories as ati's handed classified e-mails of the former u.s. secretary of state shedding light on the deadly assault that killed the u.s. ambassador and libya and last september's benghazi attack plus. the hunger strike in guantanamo bay enters its for

vocal speaking out against the currency war why china fears currency wars on friday commerce minister chendeming was the latest to raise concerns about competitive currency depreciation and the effects of excessive money printing by central banks the head of china sovereign wealth fund was less diplomatic reportedly warning japan against treating your neighbors as your garbage bin and starting a currency war right what i thought according to christine lagarde everybody was on the same page with this global currency war but they were all devaluing together and that there was a currency war it was a currency worry it doesn't sound like that's playing out in the pacific currency war theater one would think they were you know it through the passage of this currency war on china's behalf they've been very concerned about america and their money printing and quantitative easing but it's moved down to japan they're concerned primarily now it's about japan because since the middle of last november the yen has fallen by close to eighteen percent against the dollar this is likely to promise capital

. >> keep your chen up my friend he says. jack posted the message on facebook page for matthew peter his family in britain hopes the page will help find a donor. >> uc sf researchers discovered a new type of stem cell that could help revolutionize regenretive medicine. cell come from adult breast tissue and like embryo stem cell they appear to transform into different types of cells. researchers believe the cells can be trained to carry out healing work at various parts of the body growing into cartilage or even heart cell. discovery in the early stages and any therapeutic use of the cell have yet to be determined. >> meantime new research suggest that life expectancy is getting shorter for women in nearly half of u.s. couldn't. university of wisconsin study look at mortality rates over the last 5 years. in 43 percent of the nation counties mostly south and west life expectancy for women has dropped. disvng white women saw the biggest change researchers not sure why. some health experts say it may tied to hire smoke rates obe

these interviews were done by frank chen, frank abe and other folks and they are all on file. i used those to make sure i created real live characters. hope that answers the question. >> who else wants to ask a question? . >> when you do research, are you able to compare the (inaudible). >> i have to admit i haven't done as much research into that area because there were germans also who went through the same thing and no i didn't. that certainly is a story that should be looked into. i know in my early works, a character would say why didn't they do this to the germans and italians but at the time i wrote this play, i wasn't aware that the other things were going on in the country also. so i don't know a lot about that. . >> is there any one or any group that you studied in particular for your sort of art piece japanese artist character? . >> no, but i feel like i sort of have it inside of me, my body, that i've actually played this type of character in one of my films where he wears very odd glasses and has a bow tie and fashions himself as a bit of an intellectual. he actua

. >> keep your chen up my friend he says.posted the message on facebook page for matthew peter his family in britain hopes the page will help find a donor. >> uc sf researchers discovered a new type of stem cell that could help revolutionize regenretive medicine. cell come from adult breast tissue and like embryo stem cell they appear to transform into different types of cells. researchers believe the cells can be trained to carry out healing work at various parts of the body growing into cartilage or even heart cell. discovery in the early stages and any therapeutic use of the cell have yet to be determined. >> meantime new research suggest that life expectancy is getting shorter for women in nearly half of u.s. couldn't. university of wisconsin study look at mortality rates over the last 5 years. in 43 percent of the nation counties mostly south and west life expectancy for women has dropped. disvng white women saw the biggest change researchers not sure why. some health experts say it may tied to hire smoke rates obesity a

well let's now talk to professor joseph chain a political analyst at hong kong city university mr chen can you hear if you firstly there is mr chang the first question what signal is china sending out to the world by choosing russia for its leaders first overseas visit do you think. typically when china feels pressure from the west it turns to russia and a third world chinese official think hang researchers would like to use would like to use the word balancing that and confronting the united states because certainly china student needs a good relationship with the united states because he is still the mond say peaceful international and roman to concentrate on his modernization but certainly you would like to balance against the united states return and asia strategy balancing strategy which fully exploited the engine strategies of china which worries about time as assertiveness in years to retire ruled his fields but he talked about balancing the edgy think that china actually has to bolster its relationship with russia a lot more in order to achieve that balance well both countries

chen with the bounce pass toth lane to winceton who had a 17-point game high. gators win 57 to 47.>> this is the craziest crowd i've ever played in front of before. it was great fan support. i thank everybody that came. >> we just can't thank them enough. it was amazing. >> that's the way we want it. fans rushing to see the sharks and connect nort of the border. san jose blew two-goal lead less than 30 seconds ago. ties the game, and they would go to a shootout. little joe sends san jose home with a point against vancouver sharks. giants hosting the indians in skots dale. brandon bell goes deep in the six. trust me it did leave the yard. third was frank no longer the 480 average. not only did the baby work on his hitting during the off season he brushed up on his singing. >> definitely a huge passion something i like to do in the privacy of my own home. won't do it in front of other people but -- and i'm actually terrible at it. >> thank you. thank you. you have a care owe key machine at home, though. >> yeah. i got karoke machine at home. >> that was william hum exclusively on cha

significantly beefing up its military presence in china's backyard hong kong city university professor joseph chen told us that american posturing in the region will only add to rising tensions. china still valueless very good relationship with the united states because it understands that this still needs a lot of time it needs a peaceful international and vironment to concentrate on this modernization and he will continue to work hard to avoid serious conflicts with the united states but since twenty ten chinese leaders are increasingly increasingly worried about american dealing with all of them and indeed the territorial dispute in the asia pacific region name need to do you tie island is filled with the pan and the time the dispute of the countries and china is concerned that he returned to asia strategy on the part of the power obama administration coincides very well with the hedging strategy on the part of these asian countries i think wow there will be a lot of poles soaring there will be considerable escalation of tension but all countries concerned do not want a military conflict and th

vocal speaking out against the currency war why china fears currency wars on friday commerce minister chen deming was the latest to raise concerns about competitive currency depreciation and the effects of excessive money printing by central banks the head of china sovereign wealth fund was less diplomatic reportedly warning japan against treating your neighbors as your garbage bin and starting a currency war right what i thought according to christine lagarde everybody was on the same page with this global currency war that they were all devaluing together and that there wasn't a currency war it was a currency worry it doesn't sound like that's playing out in the pacific currency war theater.

as their statement goes that there was a lot of animosity between surrogate filin and pavol demitra chen co and that the this attack was likely due to tensions at work beyond that though there is widespread rumors that it may have to do with the puzzle to me to change those girlfriend also a famous dancer at the bolshoi who has been turned down by surrogate fill in more than once for lead roles in ballets there and that that may also may have had something to do with this fall out which resulted in this acid being thrown in surrogate felons face the trials will take its time to unravel but all of this attention surrounded around these individuals and the bolshoi is making this theater and everyone connected with it famous for all the wrong reasons earlier it is a woman correspondent martin enders told my colleague mad treasurer about the ad leah's side to live on the street. in the face of the fear to see a beautiful production but really the drama. i think it's everyday life in a production house and that's what it is it's a factory from from the problems with the understudies from the

campaigners have said enough is enough and are calling for a freeze for six drinkers hanging around chen challenge as much as drinkers in germany so will you just be right to hold. a hold on the book increase the charge yessica and keep down the cost for pubs every time zero tradition in person but fully understand their appeal we have to go three hundred miles from london here to hesketh new market a village in the heart of england's countryside and steeped in history ten years ago when the only problem is but it is put up for sale the people who live to a rather than risk seeing it fall into the hands of a big chain and if you meet character the side it's this something a little bit different and take matters into their own hands. together and pull the pub turning it into a co-operative believed to be the first of its kind in the u.k. the pub wasn't about money but it does turn a profit but even here the big d.t. hikes are felt every time. the reason it's another. makes it to the right around the corner and the microbrewery that supplies the pub is also a co-operative that is doing wel

correspondent chen why he says beijing is interested in boosting ties as much as. china and russia have already resolved its territorial disputes over the past few decades and also has been taking care of each other's core interest to me well the palouse world trade has been skyrocketing over the past few decades however having said that though there might be a lot of space for improvement and further promotion of developed world relations in terms of trade and economic ties for example some suggest that the goal of one hundred billion us dollars of bilateral trade by the year twenty thousand can be reached earlier. we'll be having a lot of reports on the russia china talks here throughout the day. for plenty of reaction and analysis. we'll be back shortly with more stories are. of the former u.s. secretary of state. that killed the u.s. ambassador in libya last september. plus the hunger strike in guantanamo bay it's forty fifth take a look at why the u.s. government hasn't closed the facility to some inmates with. just a few minutes. because no one. needs you mig

and top johnson from the bolshoi theatre has taken center stage in a moscow court pawel dmitri chen girl attended a pretrial hearing now after admitting organizing an attack on the company's ballet director but he insisted he had no idea how severe it would be artie's tom botton is outside the bolshoi theater joining us now tom what came out of this hearing this morning. hi there it's a buying a well if you put it this way on march the sixteenth to meet you chain co was due in the bolshoi theater behind me to take part in another great performance there he will not be there he will be staying in detention and least until april the eighteenth a judge has ordered that's when the investigation will wrap up into this case of this acid attack. that was ordered by a pretrial at a pretrial detention hearing today and that was after mr ricci chain co had said that he did admit a path. that he had committed a crime but he had to collude with his two accomplices and pay them about one and a half thousand dollars but he did not plead guilty to ordering them to throw acid in the face of surrogate fi