. >> roy choi is a second generation korean american. he lives in los angeles.e owner, operator of four ground breaking and much-loved food trucks. the first to alert customers to where to find delicious food. >> this was the command post. from here, you know you could look and you could see if fires were going on. >> when the los angeles riots happened in 1992, roy was 22 years old. this plaza's roof top played a central role for koreans defending their town. let's back up a bit. after the immigration act of 1965, thousands of koreans began arriving in l.a. the first to arrive are mostly middle class college educated, hoping to make a lateral move into american society. but unless you had a medical or engineering degree, that turned out to be tough. they found work as merchants, store owners, open liquor stores, groceries, massage studios, dry cleaners. they did that in an area that was called under served. where others prefer to abandon, koreans moved in. so 1992. four l.a. police officers are on trial for what sure as hell looked to me like a wily excessive a

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santoss arias puerto rico se hizo cÉlebre febrero pasado, cuando asesinÓ por encargo al periodista luis choiche tras una infernal intercambio de balas, con francotiradores de la policÍa peruana. cayÓ abatido dentro de una humilde vivienda al norte de lima, junto a otro miembro de su barrio. otros 3 delincuentes los capturaron con vida. >>> a las 10 de la maÑana, aproximadamente se logra incursionar y se produce un enfrentamiento armado por parte de estos delincuentes. como consecuencia del cual johnathan sepÚlveda de los santoss, alias puerto rico, son abatidos al enfrentarse a la policÍa. >>> fue como una pelÍcula, cuenta los vecinos. >>> una Í parecia. >>> yo no sabÍa que era puerto rico, cuando vi su pelo y cara que era gringo. secuestrÓ a una familia y prepararon un asalto para fugarse del paÍs. antes de morir disparÓ a uno de sus atacantes. >>> estos sujetos, no estuvieron ningÚn reparo en disparar al personal policial prueba de ello. que un mayor de la policÍa nacional, recibiÓ 2 impactos de bala en el pecho. pero gracias al equipo, que portaba, no tuvo consecuencias fatales. ser una h

intentions we have taken approach to help average gangs members toss teach them to may be better choice chois and change their lives forever and finishing education and get aing a job has helped individuals keeping off the block and along with that we are seek to go educate gangs so that they can continue their education and live their dreams and we call it family and education ever over everything and i'm very humble for receiving this apartward and thank you to general hospital foundation. >> (applause) . >> our second award will be presented by 98ian nay men. head of state and local relation, visa incorporated.. >> (applause) . >> good afternoon everyone god you look so great out there. i wish there was a camera up here so that you could see how wonderful you look especially with the backdrop of the ballpark. you know, i love this event for calm reasons usually it's because it's done around valentine's day and happy valentine's day by-the-way, and that is right by the day of my wedding anniversary and i'll be married 28 years torld tomorrow and pie my wife is not here today but happy anniv

in linkoping, we will be growing pak choy, mizuna, and chrysanthemum. this is for the chinese market because our clients at this stage are in asia. >> the urban farm is not very labor-intensive, is it? >> in a dirty city environment, you need to grow things in a closed system or at least semi-closed system. that means that you have to have as little people going into the system as you possibly could to protect it from having to use pesticides and other things. what we and everyone else is developing is therefore a system that is like, everything goes around. you plant at the same place as you harvest. that means that the whole farming machine that we are building is much more efficient than if you would do this on free land because then you would move things around all the time. here, in a sense, you're actually moving the field that you're growing on. instead of moving people and machines around, you move the things that are growing. that means that it gets much less labor-intensive. this is both good and bad, of course, because you take work opportuni

>> julie choy, stanley chan and -- last speaker. >> good afternoon. >> chair nolan, board, director reiskin. i am president of the asian american contractors association, local businesses and construction industry all lbes. i'm here today to talk about the point that chair nolan brought up, the lack of participation of local san francisco-based contractors. i went through my e-mail archives to see her respondents about this project. it goes back to 2008, there with me as i go through some of the e-mails that i found . in march 2008, sfmta started to reach local businesses and provide a network, in april 2008, the asian american architects and engineers, and the asian-american contractors association began to work with carter rohan and mr. fungi discuss this project to make sure local businesses get a part of this project. in september 2008, mr. fungi met with our association to discuss the opportunity to unbundling the project and our chance to participate .in 2008 there were more financial management seminars; in 2009, the former president of our association sent a letter to nathaniel ford

with us is jane choi. chief program officer for spark.esses 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 learning personal. 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 targeting

this is something the school does every here with kathy choi. she's a wife of a sworn member. the chief and i and other members will be out tomorrow afternoon handing out sf safe distracted walker campaign literature. on one side it's a message to people that walk, whether j walk or in the crosswalk when they're on mobile devices and not aware of the surroundings, and also people that are just walking anywhere and again not aware of their surroundings and subject to being the vsm a robbery. there are going to be members from lincoln high school so the youth is very actively involved in this program as well as c pab members and members from mirabel station and it's an awareness program and effective. it's something the youth came up with and asked for assistance with raising the money so i think it will be a very positive event for all involved. data breakers left sunday. it was a very long day for some of us, but it was a very positive event in many ways. 16 individuals were taken to sobering centers. 21 were arrested and booked into county jail for public intoxication. they s

choy understand virtue. you need to fight for your place in the last few minutes i've heard three explosions the united nations chief banking moon is warning of that the ongoing military activities in this area have the potential to escalate tensions between israel and syria and jeopardize the long standing peace treaty between both countries and this is one of the questions that israelis who are asking if assad was to be overthrown would the forces that were placed in be interested in maintaining the cease fire israel unfortunately seeing. arms and weapons that are going to be used against in as a threat from iran. in this board needs to be friendly with these functions have been here for years but for decades there's been a sense of tranquility and predictability now all of that in situ change with america's decision to arm the rebels. probably it's good for them and it's good for america otherwise they wouldn't do it it's for the purpose of helping themselves and it's not about if it's good for israel or

chaiken on the house and then what do you about an administration has done is taken a defectively choy another level for example using such access to protect america act two thousand and seven and the fisa amendments act two thousand nates we're talking about extensive surveillance. across the atlantic details of this surveillance now cause a shock with e.u. officials demanding clarity over what they call the monstrous allegations of total monitoring brussels has long been suspicious of american internet giants which were believed to be too flippant with regards to privacy some government figures have even called for a boycott of some corporations and britain has also been implicated with sources saying its intelligence services had their wrecked access to prism civil rights activist eugene puryear says the global implications are obvious. they can make apparently a very very massive database and millions of citizens of almost all of their activities what they're doing and there's quite a bit you can construct from knowing every single place you go every day who you talk to and how you

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primary passion was chinese martial arts and he eventually became widely recognized master of both the choi lee style of kung fu and yang style of tai chi. [speaker not understood]. he was simply known as sifu, which again means master in cantonese. many students were attracted to his school because of his reputation as a ms. at thererctiontion, but they stayed because of his humility, humer, storytelling and philosophical and kind heart. he was a man who spent his life training others in the art of fighting and mediation. he leaves a lasting legacy of love and a community of students committed to carry on his teachings. he died peacefully on april 28th, 2013, at the san francisco veterans affairs medical facility. he has no living immediate family, but he is survived by many of his loving students and his kung fu family. the memorial was held on june 8th at the ashley and mcmull an mortuary in the inner richmond of san francisco. also i just wanted to alert the community that this thursday, the richmond district ymca will be hosting their annual comedy night fund-raiser at the neck of the

>> it is a personal choice with major and if it is not profitable that i your choi bubut there's nothing don't think that knowg about poetry could lp you to get a job that makes you a beautiful father but it should not be subsidized as much as is we subsidize people ttking things that are not practical that means the people making those oices are not using their own money. that is a mistake. >> nobody has brought up entitltlements i don't see how they cabe sustained with government, a city, the employees at ge lifetime health insurance and pension, where does the monecome fr? >> with the federal government level it is about medicare and medicaid and social security i is about health care entitlement but normally i of bill was gloom and doom but the house of representatives in 20112012 voted forntitlement reform of medicaid and medicare with a fairly substantive way and they got reelected they are suffering at ak have sobered up and realize looking at the calamity in europe we have to address the long run fiscal problems and unresained entitlements for once in my life i will sound optimis

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with us is jane choi. chief program officer for spark.esses 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 learning personal. 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 targeting

watch those bok choy. good luck. just under 20 minutes to go. awesome., how you doing? mashed potatoes? what the hell is that? (graham) wow. what is this, like, survival food? no, southern catfish. is this, like, a philly-style catfish? i don't understand. no, it's fried catfish with some mashed potatoes and asparagus. you were in the top 13. you asked me to make catfish. this is how i make catfish. i asked you to make an excellent dish. well, i'm sorry. i don't happen to think that this is kind of at the level we're looking at. i think that this dish is way below your capability. you're playing it safe, and you could be in danger. i'm not playing it safe. you wanna be a smartass? i can be a smartass too. i'm not being a smartass. i don't think it's at the level. well, i'm the one that matters anyway, what i think, so... jeez. (krissi) i know my fish is cooked perfectly. i know my potatoes taste amazing. this is a dish that anybody i serve it to would be really happy to get. i know it tastes good. so james' is sounding absolutely delicious. natasha's sou

, but the more education we have, then t better off we're going to be and able to make better food choiybe we ought to help thefarmers so tat fresh fruits and vegtablee are easily availle, readily available, andless expensive than taxing other types of food that we don't want people eat. encucialg goo eating, but discourage bad eating, butnot with taxes. neil: very good. thank you very much. >> thank you. neilshort, sweet, and ends silent. silent for now, why lois lerner may break her silence soon because of this. ♪ >> i have not ♪ ne: lo iring's s, please see us. still not talking, but house republiians want to be surehe does dragging her back to capitol hill again to get her to talk a little longer, again. the house oversight committee voting today to do just that. congresswoman, many of your colleagues argue, some of your democratic ones as well, that she did leave herself open to this because with thaat introduction statement of he, she took all that pleading the 5th nonsense away. is that your take as well? >> that is my tae. she said she broke no laws, didn't do anything wrong, th

choi is here. you're going to win one of these one of these days.ght to left on your driver. how you hitting them? >> we're on now? >> we're going. we're good. you doing well? >> yeah. today wind direction change a little bit. right to left on range. yesterday left to right. every day a little change in the weather. >> you were hitting it, you were practicing a different shot because of the wind? >> yeah. this course is more the cut shot and the more better -- >> the greens are wet. it doesn't seem to be that much easier for people, though, right? it's still tough. >> yeah. the rough is more thicker. because of the wet and heavy. and the speeding is very slow. very key point is in the tee shot and the putting green. i miss putt yesterday inside the 15, 10 footer. miss putt in the birdie. today i'm going to make it. >> thank you for taking time. anybody who's watching, you are tough as nails. we love watching you. good luck. >>> we're going to be back -- i don't know who i might get out here. becky, back to you. i know we have glenn nager of the usda

. >> even people who are pro-choi pro-choice. going for abortion. they want to see parental consent and there is a whole area of regulation on abortion that there is huge american consensus on. we have the most radical abortion policies in the world. right up there with north korea, china and canada. we're the four most radical countries in the world. >> and how about england and scotland? >> agreeing that there are a number of people who may not agree with you on pushing the restrictive policies on abortion. but even people that would be welcome and open to the coalition in terms of, there is too many abortions happening and what we can do. there is still not in the overall conversation of the pro-life lobby about prevention. what is it about this aversion to prevention and being able for women to have access to birth control and be able to make these choices, sex education. accurate sex education, right? where you're not in the situation where you're pregnant. >> i'd be curious. we could tie it to the news this week. what do yo

bryan stow is out of a central valley rehab facility but not by choi choice. temperatures are going to end up in the 80s. 75 bay side. at the coast 65 degrees for today. temperatures stay steady into friday. we warm you up and cooling you up just in time for father's day weekend looking great. ♪ >>> welcome to today on this beautiful wednesday morning in new york city. it's june 12th, 2013. >> goo goo dolls. >> good call. >> rebel beat. >> i did not know that one. >> the man with the answers off to the side. >> i like it. when you have your annual meeting with the meteorologists of the world, take this day and bottle it. >> perfect. >> we have a meetoloteorologist clubhouse. >> is it up in a tree somewhere. >> it's the american meteorological society in boston. it's beautiful. >> this day is what you want. >> it's not going to last sadly. big rains coming tomorrow. >> my kids have a joint birthday party it was scheduled for tomorrow my wife yesterday looked at the forecast and we moved the whole thing to today. >> wow. >> amazing. she's good at that. >> that i

choi clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number six prinned in part b of house report 113-108 offered by mr. turner of ohio. the chair: pursuant to the -- the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. turner: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank chairman mckeon and ranking member adam smith for their efforts, they had given to representative tsongas and myself the task of doing a bipartisan package to address sexual assault in the military. we know and people have spoke on this house floor on the tragedy of the issue of sexual assault in the military. we have to do something to change the churl and change the legislative regime that affects the protection of sexual assault and victims. many times victims report they are revictimized by the system. we want to ensure the perpetrator fears the system, not the victim. there is one other thing we need to address. many people have taken to the floor and said we need to go farther. the turner amendment is what

choi the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: part b amendment number 48 printed in house report 113-117 offered by mr. carney of delaware. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 271, the gentleman from delaware, mr. cover nee, and a member oppose each will control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. carney: i rise in support of a bipartisan, straightforward amendment that i introduce with my colleague, congressman ray dell of florida -- rah dell of florida that -- radel of florida that will help maximize the amount used in crop insurance program. periodically, the usda renegotiates its agreement with private crop insurers for the delivery and administration of the federal crop insurance. these negotiations, known as standard reinsurance agreements, do not affect the premium subsidies paid to farmers and instead focus on the percent of gains or losses assumed by taxpayers. and the level of crop insurance administrative and operating costs paid by the federal government. the most recent negotiation was final