chun also invited experts to help them improve efficiency.hey learned how to cut costs by bulk buying fertilizer as well the importance of product and avoiding overuse. chun also helped farmers to analyze soil quality, procur fertilizer, set up necessary equipment and finanance costs. what shocked everyone was the degree of thinning of fruit required, giving a much reduced harvest. until then, locals produced as much as they could and sold everything to local markets. but he traveled all over china finding shops willing to pay more for quality. the two men had both worked in the cities and began helping their fathers back home. his efforts surprised the imagination. just having the same information won't be enough to replicate that. he stayed for three days. they talked day and night about the future of farming. on the last day, he showed him a special place. they arrived at a tower apartment in the center of the city. he was introduced to a production firm specializing in videos for smartphones. it's a company he invested in to advertise his

prosecutor chun did not file charges.>> i did not think there was a fileable case at that point. but her brother manny changed that. he took a plea deal from prosecutors and finally agreed to testify against his sister. >> at some point did somebody approach you to kill somebody? >> yes. my sister claudio approached me. >> that made the difference. detectives rearrested her. she was charged with two counts of attempted murder and one of conspiracy to commit murder. claudia denied everything. >> do you know who shot garrett warren? >> i do not know. >> do you know why he was shot? >> no, i don't know. >> while there was evidence enough to charge claudia, was there enough to convict her? >> you've got mr. quiroz's admission and mr. howl and hernandez on tape but you don't have anything claiming claudia set this in motion. >> we have the motive, the divorce proceedings and the timing of this. the judge finds the child abuse allegations to be false on april 12th, i believe of 2000. the hit occurs about a month and week after

into this business at a very young age as a toddler and actually a comedian a fellow named quon young chun he created a counseling service around the k. pop industry he points out that again they are they are groomed as you that they have a very intensive training schedules even as young people they're cloistered in terms of their social circles so that they avoid getting themselves into in some type of trouble they're usually in groups like a boy band or girl band and that group provides their social networking they get into trouble often when their group has sort of. lost a favor in the public become less popular and then they embark on a solo career and they don't necessarily have that that group around them he also pointed out at a very young age in terms of their entertainment in terms of their talent their pursuing 2 things fame and money at the expense of perhaps why they got into performing in the 1st place which is enjoyment is that any discussion then what should be done to protect and support the stars to prevent another tragedy from taking place this if you can f.x. that's that

into oxygen and they will grab big rock samples and put them in ti tubes and then they can get the chunnks. and they can land the rover into a crater. and now i'm hire inside the clean room. this is the 2020 rover $2.5 billion, the most tricked out vehicle in the solar system. and one thing that is new, terrain navigation. look at that, it has a camera in there and as it is parachuting down toward the crater, it is not the usual safe landing. it will take images and then match it with other images taken in or built -- orbit and they can match the images. and that is new for 2020. just one of many of the great features of the rover. and it will take 300 scientists to operate the 2020 rover. >> do we have any idea where it will land. >> reporter: and it is fascinating. and the crater is and an comm a lake bed and that is where they will start the search for life. this is an instrument called sherlock that will be on that part of the mission. >> a clever name for that instrument. and we also couldn't help but notice that your attire while you were inside, we could see your eyes and that wa

also rogers and chun for their advice and support and especially the core team would like to thank our director john ram for supporting the initiative and standing firmly behind it. excuse me. he did a lot of hard work. don't always get this excited but -- okay. we want to tell you that we wouldn't be at this milestone without your engagement and leadership and i also want to thank the commission for the support and technical assistance. so i'm going to give a little bit of background during the presentation for the benefit of members of the public who are tuning in for the first time and just go over high-level components of the initiative and how we are tackling implementation and then go into next steps. so president melgar alluded to this but why is the department tackling racial and social equity? we know disparityies are increasing or stagnant and the housing crisis has made this worse for a lot of folks. city staff could be more diverse and better represent our communities particularly in management. and we also know that government and the planning in particular have a history