choi's --the tale of a knife-was also nominated for best comedy (clip of film) (james choi/cmf winner): "i'm glad i was able to show it. i'm glad everyone enjoyed it. and i hope in the future i will be able to make more films like this that people enjoy and love." campus movie fest the world's largest student film festival -- hosted at 70 college campuses in the u-s. all the equipment needed to make the films is provided free of charge. students have 7 days to film and edit a short five-minute movie in whatever genre they want. student filmmakers made comedies (nat sound of comedy)...dramas (nat sound of drama)... and there was a new category .... cyber crime drama (nat sound of cyber crime drama). the festival's promotions mangager says he was impressed with this year's turnout. (nishant gogna/cmf promotions manager): "we expected tonight to be really wowed and dazzled...and we were really wowed and dazzled by the number and quality of entrees that have been entered into this competition this year at san jose state university." nearly 500 movie buff's packed the morris daily auditori

not all young entrepreneurs are as successful as choi. some are forced to close down their business because they lack experience or suffer financial troubles. the center terminates funding after one year so, if young business people are to stay afloat, they need more long-term help. >>> looks like the storm has headed north. f forupdate on the forecast, here's mai shoji. mai? >>> the good news is that the storm is heading and moving away from japan. but please do not underestimate the strong winds that this will be packing. it will still be bringing the high winds up to as much as 3 to 5 meters along the pacific side of northern japan, especially. the rest of the country, though, will be looking at some sunny and calmer weather throughout the holiday weekend, which is good news, but northern japan will have an upper disturbance that will be creating some isolated thunderstorms and some brief showers across the region, especially in the afternoon and evening hours. out towards the mariana islands, we find this little area of low-pressure s

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on behalf of the civil grand jury i am marty choy and i person on this report and i will turn it over to the chair of the investigative committee. thanks. >> thank you. >> welcome back. >> we always seem to be getting together to celebrate the day after the giants have done something spectacular. it makes it difficult to prepare for these reports as a result of that but i would like to make a brief stop and -- didn't stop your remarks to supervisor chiu. you made our report for us and i thank you for many of the comments we will reiterate as part of the formal report, but to thank i would like to thank chairman farrell and president chiu for giving us this opportunity to sort of fill in a little bit of the things that we really think are important to state publicly about what we have found and what we think is wrong in technology. i would like to thank also the members of the civil grand jury who are here. i feel at home and with a meeting of with you all here and need a roundtable and everybody else and always neat in private and if you for that and i would like to thank the particip

just wanted, for the record, to indicate me name is mario choy, the foreperson pro tem of the 2011-12 civil grand jury. hank you for hearing this report where there's smoke there's need to strengthen the -- of san francisco's cultural legacy. before i turn the podium over to my colleagues who will present the report about governance issues, and whatnot, i wanted to clear up some misunderstandings about the comp position and work of the civil grand jury, some of which came out during the last meeting of the government audit and oversight committees. i know the supervisors here probably know how the jury works and what it encompasses so i ask for your indulgence given the fact that those who are watching do not. the california constitution state law requires a grand jury to serve from july 1 to july 30 of the following year. in san francisco the presiding judge of the superior court empanels two grand jury, one that's the indictment grand jury and we the civil grand jury report on matters of concern. the citizen watchdog of county government, the civil authority has authority to investi

we are talking about dropout prevention.with u with us is jane choi.er for spark. it addresses the dropout epidemic by putting professionals with other people. >>ening you for hearing me. >> cheryl: tell me how spark got starred? >> it's how one teacher was witnessing more disen gauging students around him. felt compelled to transform education and their on own learnin in 2004 their vision with 11 middle schoolers and connected middle school students with real adult professionals in workplace environment. >>> sort of like mentors. >> what was so exciting about spark it's only program where we have students going to the workplace. >> cheryl: so underserved kids and they see another side of the world? >> as a middle school student sitting next to an engineer in one of top tech companies here. >> cheryl: that is fantastic. i know that it is hard, seventh and eighth graders? >> we discovered the middle grades are really the time when students are dipping in engagement. we are seeing that there are far fewer resources for middle school students. so spark is

i want to thank you also the presiding judge of the superior court and martin choy the acting foreperson and the grand juries that have worked so hard over the one year term. members were selected to be motivated competent and diverse but we all had one thing in common. we love san francisco and we want it to be the best city it can be. when the jury discussed and voted on this muni investigation we deliberately chose to focus on the practice of switchbacks rather than try to investigate the whole transportation system which i think will make you happy today. we in factually suspected and later convinced that the way muni was using and justifying switchbacks as a tool to regulate service -- that's in quotes, was a blatant breach of the public's trust. the schedules are a promise made by muni to the riders and switchbacks break that promise. we disagree emphatically with the words of muni executive director and passengers have no right to expect that muni's vehicle will complete the route they're riding on announcing muni has no obligation whatsoever to follow the routes it has advertised

so we have enlisted a very talented guy named alan choi. i don't know if any of you know alan, but he has been around for years, a very talented guy. we would just like to have some live keyboard music at the restaurant. >> okay. welcome. any questions about the commission? seeing none, any public comment? seeing none, do we have a motion ? >> i move to approve. >> second. >> commission hyde? >> aye. >> commission joseph? >> aye. >> commissioner tan? >> aye. >> commissioner lee? >> aye. >> president newlin? >> aye. >> thank you and good luck. now we're going to skip around and go to item no. 4, election of president and vice president. >> should we just make a motion? >> we open up the nominations. >> so i'm going to nominate john to be president again. >> i second that. >> any discussion? any other nominations? >> and believe me, if anybody wants to take over, whenever and wherever, just come see me. >> i know it's close to your bedtime, isn't it? >> it's been a long day. call the roll. >> commissioner hyde? >> aye. >> commissioner joseph?

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their job was made easier by the fact that the drug of choi in the peloton at the time, the blood booster epo, was undetectable. so popular was epo that the peloton invented a term for riders who didn't use it. >> the translation was riding on bread and water. the italian term is -- so i was, yeah, i guess for the first few months of the '97 season i was riding on bread and water. >> tyler hamilton's revelations about drug taking in cycling have created headlines around the world. like many top racers, tyler hamilton started out as a drug-free rider. but when he joined the u.s. postal service team, he saw veteran riders getting preferential treatment, they would be given white lunch bags between races. he wanted his lunch bag, too. >> the doctor at u.s. postal service said i had enormous potential so basically eventually when i was invited -- when i was given my first white lunch bag, you know, it was a sign to me that they believed in me, they believed in my potential and believed in my long-term talent. >> the lunch bags contained the banned drug epo designed to raise a cyclist's him at

she is saying if you want to go to something in life, that is your choi, quit whining about it and go for the gus stow. >> neil, the key word, there is a key word there, women who are organized and have a support system in placeho have kids and do quite well. but let's take it even further than that if you want to separate working women and women not working. how we find out to get into those binders that governor romney was looking at because there are a lot men out there who would lovehe opportunity to work for such a strong, moral courageous leader like mitt romney. neil: that binder comment, you would think he was like, going tough pehouse here because the president was seizing on th today in virginia. want you to react to this real quick. >> sure. >> when th next president and congress could tip the balance of the highest cour in the land in a way that turns back the clock for womennd families for decades to come, you don't want soone who needs to ask for binders of women. you nt a president who is already appointed 2 unbelievable women to the supreme court of the united ptates.

the other thing with greens, you've got bok choy here, lettuces, these green mix are actually availableu can plant them, the soil is warming up, and at least for the next month you can harvest baby greens for a fresh salad. and basil. basil is something that if you have it in a pot like this, you can bring it in, put it in a sunny window sill and harvest it all year long. absolutely, you can have veggies, fresh veggies that you grow all winter. >> even things like rosemary, mine is going crazy. never dies off in the winter. >> never dies off in the winter, and the smell is amazing. >> i know. the oregano you'll have as well couple of months or so. >> no, all winter. chives, they're evergreen, and you can use them in soups, salads, sauces. wonderful way to have fresh herbs yourself all winter. >> i know. what great advice. derek, thanks so much. >> follow me at twitter. >> tony, over to you. >>> each year the folks from disney on ice try to bring something different and this year it's rocking ever after. it features princesses plus some of your favorite disney characters of all time. hol

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we got a baby bok choy. beautiful. nice and pretty. we got a bit of chard right now, the red and the green. just direct from the farm. et voila. >> it's like a whirlwind in the kitchen with this chef as he makes cooking with greens actually look easy. take, for example, this dish. he adds noodles and a little white wine reduction with some sweet pea greens, and then finishes with sesame seeds, and presto-- an easy and simple dish that any of us could do. >> oh, i love to play around and, you know, create some dish by themselves, just a vegetable or incorporate in a gratin or with some fish and chicken. so i get a variety of a fresh vegetable direct from our gardens, from the oxnard field, ventura field, and to the restaurant, to the plate, to the customer. >> so what's his tip to finding so many ways to cook with greens? well, his main secret to success lies with his friends and neighbors, roy nishimori and jan berk, who run san miguel produce and have almost every green you could imagine at their farm in nearby oxnard which, in turn,