one and david helped me with the infraon margaret chung who was known as mom chung and we will see it real soon and she was in san francisco from 1889 to 1959 and the first chinese american physician in the country and working in the heart of san francisco and she adopted a lot of american service men over 1,000 and one of them that she called and the congressman from minnesota to create the first female branch of the navy and here to talk about her is jena lowell rice, give it up for her. >> mayor, lee, distinguished guest and friends and family. thank you, for honoring our great confident, dr. margaret mom chung, i have to admit, when we first heard about this they were really excited but we had no idea what it was. so we did a little research, and we found out what the tunnel boring machine was and we looked at each other and we said really? >> really? >> they are going to name a massive construction machine after our anti-doc? that is what we called her. >> and then we thought about it, this is perfect, there is actually quite similar. in several different ways. this tunnel boring

margaret chung, who is otherwise known as mom chung and the role in our city's history. our country's first female chinese american doctor in the heart of china town, someone who adopted over 1,000 suns, mostly service men during world war ii. i can tell you as the son of a tiger mom, i have a good sense that mom chung was a tiger mom. and that is what we have needed to build this project. per the history of fighting is helping to build our city's future, we all know that over the past few decades, thousands of san franciscos have been fighting to implement the central subway and for someone who served on the advisory committee before i was elected to office there are thousands of community members from the bay view and the vis valley to mission bay and union square and to china town who have fought to get us to where we are here today. there have been dozens of political leaders and i want to thank our good senators and nancy pelosi and generations of mayor, mayor lee and i want to thank my colleagues, including kim and breeder who are here today, after hundreds of comm

annie chung. (applause) >> good morning, everyone. i'm annie chung. the san francisco pathway to citizenship initiative is a dream becoming a reality for many of us in the community who have been working closely with both the city through adrian and the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs, the five foundations and gsa. they are providing the much needed funding for this initiative. there is a national effort called the new americans campaign which is working on naturalization in multiple cities in the country and the seven cbos who makeup the san francisco collaborative are truly grateful. now that san francisco is part of this americans campaign. melissa rogers from the immigrant illegal resource center who heads up that campaign is here today. i want to quickly introduce. and irlc is providing [speaker not understood] to our collaborative. besides self-help for the elderly, there are six other community based organizations and their representatives whom i'd like to introduce to you now. if i call your name, would you step up and stand b

community-based efforts as well as conversations with foundations and grants, with people like annie chung and others who are community leader, with different ethnicities, and i mean all ethnicities. not just ones that dominate, immigrants in san francisco like asians and latinos, but our african community, our eastern europe committee, our middle eastern communities are all engaged in this effort. and our goal was always beyondv just being counted, how do you participate fully in american society? ~ how do you get to a david chiu as the supervisor or ed lee as the mayor and register your heart felt viewpoints on how your park should look like? what kind of education level your schools should be in? what kind of community safety plans would make you and your family feel safe? what kind of level of health care, which is a big, big challenge for us these days, that you need in order to keep healthy? all of these kinds of issues, including input in the government, we've always wanted

which this is what chung said back in 1999 to o'reilly, very quickly. >> evan ryan went out of the roomck saying first lady have a huge debt to the dnc in christmas of '94. i don't remember exactly a month, could be 80-some thousand dollars. might light bulb goes on. i know what they mean by that i want you to know at that time i'm still new kid in town in washington, d.c. i said i be very happy to donate $50,000. >> on the spot you said that? >> on the spot. >> bret: okay. ryan denied any donations. she was cleared by the committees. here is what just a moments ago the state department put out 18 years ago begin ago career in public service evan was working as a 23-year-old assistant answering phones in the white house. she was interviewed during a broad investigation. wasn't the target of any inquiry. two separate republican chaired committees determined she knew nothing about any wrongdoing, end of story. she has gone on to serve in high level positions of public trust and secretary kerry looks forward to having her at the state department. charles? >> in terms of hillary this will h

san francisco police sergeant bobby chung wasn't working but is still finding a way to give back. >> anyway we can help out, we're willing to. >> reporter: so far 47 people have given blood. the blood drive runs through 2:00 this afternoon. matt keller, abc 7. >> so happy she found a way to help out. autopsy results are still pending for the third victim of the crash. the 15-year-old died friday after a week being rescued. it also killed two of her classmates. >>> and more than a week after the crash, the wreckage still sits at sfo. we wrought to you live friday morning. the fuselage being sloely moved from the tarmac. the ntsb has taken what its needed for its investigation back to washington, d.c. and turned the rest of the wreckage over to the airport. asiana airlines has two weeks to remove. >>> there was an early morning fire at a massive apartment complex. it broke out at bridge point. the call came in shortly after 1:00 in the morning forcing nearly 100 people out of their beds in the middle of the night. investigators believe the fire started in a dryer vent. most recesidents

receive more than $4 million after law enforcement forgot him in a holding cell. 25-year-old daniel chung announced a deal to settle the lawsuit. agents told him he wouldn't face any charges but he spent four and a half days in a holding cell without food or water. he had to drink his own urine to survive. it appears agents forgot he was there. >> hall louis cases, basically the whole time trying to distinguish what is real from what is not real. trying to fight your logic. >> reporter: he spent five days in the hospital suffering from dehydration and kidney failure. he lost 15 pounds during the ordeal. his attorney says no dea agents were disciplined for what happened. >>> new at 11:00, a familiar face returning to the public office after a special election in the south bay. former san jose city council meeting cindy shah visit captured 55% of the shoet to win a seat on the santa clara county board of supervisors. the latest returns show she defeed ail var rad doe to replace the former supervisor. >> we kept talking about this community. we kept believing this community was worth not onl

chung, thank you for taking on this job. i think you are really suited for this job and the man we need for this. you are going to get a lot of, i think that 5 phone calls you will get is going to be a lot more. is there anymore questions? >> thank you so much both of you for this. it's really important to save these buildings and make sure they are going to be with us for a while. >> one more thing. there is a neighbor next do who is voluntarily doing this as well. special inspections is taking time to get the letters back to get the final. that's a little spiel. when they are were trying to finalize everything, the home owners are confused with regard to what the city needs. that's just a field condition that i heard. so. >> thank you commissioners. >> thank you. >> if there is no more questions. we'll move to the next item. >> is there any public comment on item 4? there being none. which item are we going to now? >> i'm confused myself now. we should go to 6. >> i think that's where we are. the clerk: item 6: discussion

receive more than $4 million after law enforcement forgot him in a holding cell. 25-year-old daniel chung announced a deal to settle the lawsuit. agents told him he wouldn't face any charges but he spent four and a half days in a holding cell without food or water. he had to drink his own urine to survive. it appears agents forgot he was there. >> hall louis cases, basically the whole time trying to distinguish what is real from what is not real. trying to fight your logic. >> reporter: he spent five days in the hospital suffering from dehydration and kidney failure. he lost 15 pounds during the ordeal. his attorney says no dea agents were disciplined for what happened. >>> new at 11:00, a familiar face returning to the public office after a special election in the south bay. former san jose city council meeting cindy shah visit captured 55% of the shoet to win a seat on the santa clara county board of supervisors. the latest returns show she defeed ail var rad doe to replace the former supervisor. >> we kept talking about this community. we kept believing this community was worth not onl

investigators have identified the man who jumped off a train into the creek and died. 26-year-old allen chung with friends when the accident occurred. divers recovered his body around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. no foul play is suspected and autopsy is set for tomorrow. >>> disciplinary order against a pilot against the oil tanker that hit the bridge is expected tomorrow. state agency that licenses and regulates the pilots is expected to vote on an order against captain guy cleese. became a bar pilot and at the helm when it struck the bumper of a tower of the western span. >> drivers in southern california got quite a surprise when a hot air balloon fell out of the sky and on to a freeway. it came to rest near the fast lanes of highway 56 in the neighborhood of san diego. the balloon touched down on an overpass between east and westbound lanes and dropped to the road below. >> dropped right in between these two overpasses in this area where they had just enough room. it was like threading the needle. >> that man said he heard people on board cheer with relief yelling we made it. no one was hurt

receive more than $4 million after law enforcement forgot him in a holding cell. 25-year-old daniel chung announced a deal to settle the lawsuit. agents told him he wouldn't face any charges but he spent four and a half days in a holding cell without food or water. he had to drink his own urine to survive. it appears agents forgot he was there. >> hall louis cases, basically the whole time trying to distinguish what is real from what is not real. trying to fight your logic. >> reporter: he spent five days in the hospital suffering from dehydration and kidney failure. he lost 15 pounds during the ordeal. his attorney says no dea agents were disciplined for what happened. >>> new at 11:00, a familiar face returning to the public office after a special election in the south bay. former san jose city council meeting cindy shah visit captured 55% of the shoet to win a seat on the santa clara county board of supervisors. the latest returns show she defeed ail var rad doe to replace the former supervisor. >> we kept talking about this community. we kept believing this community was worth not onl

hung chung-chiu died of heat stroke at the beginning of this month. officer had forced him to exercise vigorously and denied him water. they were punishing him for bringing a mobile phone with a camera on to the base. they later found that surveillance video from the detention site may have been tampered with. taiwanese leaders planinsight o and southeast asia every weekday "live from bangkok" only on nhk "newsline." >>> oil that leaked from a pipeline on the southeast coast of thailand has reached a beach resort popular with international tourists. authorities declared a disaster zone in nearby areas and are working to clean up the spill. 50,000 leaders of crude leaked into the ocean over the weekend. oil washed ashore on the island of samet, famous for its white sandy beaches. tourists were warned to stay away from the affected area. state-owned oil company tpp chemical detected the leak when a ship offshore was being transferred to the pipeline on saturday. an official says about 300 workers were hurrying to remove the oil. navy vessels have joined

on the lady's side, sonia chung, going for her third championship.ar, she ate 45 hot dogs, a new ladies' record. >> i've seen her. she weighs about 100 pounds. >> the black widow. >> don't mess with her. >>> in minnesota, the state fair is offering a preview of this year's menu. among the heart-stopping items you might find on it, candied bacon cannoli. tried meat loaf. and cocoa puff breaded cheese nuggets. the fair boasts the largest attendance of any state fair in the entire united states. >> i'm looking for the fried oreos. >> you have to go for the really crazy stuff. i'll try anything once. at least a couple of bites. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, just in time for the holiday, a national landmark is set to reopen. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. to your

chung's plan is to begin sending out those notices to the property owners in early as september. we get questions on this field budget i'm sure we have a lot more of those once those notifications are in property owners hands. i would like to report on the grab bar legislation there is a 30 day period to get them in, we have issued 161 permits for grab bar installations within that grace period. that's about a $50,000 fee waiver from dbi for those building permits. anyone who has not yet come in under that will now be subject to the normal building permit fees. but the good news is that we have quite a few of them installed. similarly, as you remember supervisor katie tang asked for may to be waiver month for awning replacements, again, this year according to mis we only issued 3 permits for the month of may. they will probably come back to us next year. it's clear that without a lot of community outreach especially on the part of the supervisors to encourage these facade i am improvements, we don't really see very much activity at least coming into us to take advantage of this i

(applause) ~ >>> hi, my name is patty chung [speaker not understood] i'm a city college counselor with city college of san francisco. i'd like to thank you for holding this hearing today. first of all, i want to let you know my dad attended college city college of san francisco in 1951. it was because of city college he was able to learn english, find a union job and support his family. if it wasn't for city college of san francisco, i don't know where i'd be right now. but i am a counselor with my advance degree so i am city college. the other -- i wasn't planning on speaking today, but i really wanted to get up here and share with you something that i found very distressful. i think it was like the second semester when our interim chancellor was at our college. it was a staff development day and all of us were called in to a huge auditorium and we had a speaker that sang the praises of university of phoenix. and we were told that we needed to offer more classes like them, online classes, putting more students so we could offer -- we serve more students by offering online classes. so,

and--and essentially it was when he and connie chung were--were starting their kind of joint anchorship. and they interviewed clinton and--and the partnership that he was talking about was his--his own and connie chung's, which, of course, did not last. c-span: and then another one is, 'do you think this is a party that is dominated by men and this convention is dominated by men as well? do you think before tonight, they thought very much about what happens in america with rape?' that's august 13th, 1996, to a rape victim who just appeared before the republican national convention. >> guest: right. c-span: excuse me. who was that? >> guest: i think you're going to have to help me. it was either--it was either jennings or--it was probably jennings but it might have been brokaw. c-span: no, it was brokaw. >> guest: it was brokaw. c-span: and then you have the thing that was quoted quite often about the--peter jennings from 1994. >> guest: right. c-span: "some thoughts on these angry voters. ask parents of a two-year-old and they can tell you about the temper tantrums." that was--what was

police sargeant chung wasn't working the day of the crash but finding a way to give back to victims. >> if you missed the blood drive there is still opportunities for to you donate. you can go to blood centers of the pacific. >> california supreme court requested a request to stop same-sex marriages. backers made that request last week after the u.s. supreme court cleared the way for same-sex marriages to reyum in california. state supreme court agreed to look at whether the ruling means the marriages are little statewide or just in two counties were plaintiffs live. >> the family foundation is helping one of the three ohio kidnapping victims move on after she was held for more than a decade. michelle knight is the first person to receive money designed to help with housing needs of victims. the foundation began after the abduction and murder of a little girl named polly klaus in 1993. >> a big street party wrapped up in the bay view neighborhood. an organization is celebrating an agreement that guarantees construction work for area residents in the hunter's point ship yard developme

. >> for daniel chung, surviving this horrifying ordeal in a 5 x 10 holding cell meant drinking his own urine. chong was detained following a drug raid at the university city where chong admits he was smoking pot with friends. but agents told him he wasn't under arrest, and even offered him a ride home. hours later handcuffed and alone inside of a small, windowless holding cell chong wondered why he was still there. >> that is so inconceivable. i kept doubting that he would forget you. >> reporter: but that's exactly what happened. those hours turned into days all the while chong said he could hear dea workers and other detainees walking by his cell door. >> i kicked the door many, many times. even my neighbors i guess were getting annoyed with me and telling me to shut up. by the third day i was completely insane. by that time i was just trying to get my sanity back. i didn't carry if i died, i just wanted to make sense of things. >> reporter: but day four the lights had gone out. thirsty and starving, in total darkness, chong said he tried to commit suicide by breaking his eye claseye

daniel chung was brought in after a drug raid.er told him he would not be charged and said, quote, hang tight, we'll come get you in a minute. over the next four days, he drank his own urine to stay alive, tried to carve a good-bye note in his arm. when he was found, he had kidney failure and perforated esophagus. he lost 15 pounds. the justice department says he accepted that $4.1 million settlement. dea has new policies in place as a result of this case, including daily cell check and cameras in cells. >>> hawaii wants to say aloha as in good-bye to the homeless. the 50th state has budgeted $100,000 to buy the homeless one way tickets to the mainland. honolulu civil beat reports the state's 17,000 homeless are overburdening the system and the cost of getting rid of them is a worthwhile investment. the department of human services tells hawaii news now it is concerned people will buy a ticket to hawaii, knowing they'll get a free trip home. >>> the president of belarus growing a list of people mocking russian president putin's la

. >> reporter: i spoke to bae's sister terry chung who says she's received letters from him in recenthis condition and where he's being held? >> he didn't say where he's being held, but he's concerned, and of course ours as well is that his health is deteriorating. he has some health problems, including diabetes, an enlarged heart. >> reporter: kenneth bae was sentenced recently to 15 years in that north korean camp. he said he had been accused of hostile acts aimed at bringing down the regime. his sister says he was conducting tours, but also spoke of another charge levelled against him, planning anti-north korean religious activities. >> he is a man of faith and a strong christian. his religious convictions might have gotten his in trouble. >> reporter: former president jimmy carter is at least considering going to north korea possibly to try to win bae's release. the carter center tells us the former president has no immediate plans to go. but carter has shown an unpredictable streak regarding north korea. in the mid 1990s, when tensions between washington and pyongyang were at the

daniel chung spent four days in the cell with nothing to drink or eat and spent five days in the hospitallure, cramps and perforated esophagus. he lost 15 pound. the dea apologized with no explanation. >>> new york city mayoral hopeful anthony weiner is digging in his heels, despite his popularity taking a nosedive. the embattled former congressman dogged by a widening sexting scandal. speaking into the camera he says he won't quit the race for mayor because quitting isn't what new yorkers do. >>> setback this morning for embattled san diego mayor bob filnes as he faces accusations of misconduct from an eighth woman. the san diego city council will not let taxpayers pay for filner's legal bill. unanimous vote last night at a closed door meeting. his latest accuser has come forward. >> i turned my head at that moment. on the side of my face i got a very wet, saliva filled kiss including feeling his tongue on my cheek. i was appalled. i was disgusted. i couldn't believe the arrogance of this person willing to do that to somebody that was there on a standard professional meeting. >> lisa cur

tommy chung is defending his daughter, saying she was just being honest when she said oprah would have she probably would have just chuckled. >> and how well was tommy chong know oprah. >> oprah's not here man. >> yeah, they don't know each other. >> stephanie: by the way, john did you hear the other latest -- paula dean asked -- >> oh, no. >> stephanie: -- a black woman chef that worked for her to dress like aunt jamima. >> poor paula dean so misunderstood. she represents everyone with no hatred in their heart and they just can't stop the racist crap as soon as it comes out of their mouths. rand paul is ahead now in the presidential republican field. since he defended the southern avenger. >> oh yeah. >> stephanie: two weeks after news broke of his history of a neoconfederate radio host [ inaudible ] he is out. but he was really more of an overall confidante of rand paul. lincoln's imperialism was little different than that of george w. bush. >> rand paul supports removal of slavery but only for the plantation owners. >> stephanie: he chose him to advice him on all things on foreign p

normal and you throw in the humidity and the ooppressive heat and the danger that is affecting a big chungdang temperatures from the midwest to the northeast. the heat can be deadly. this year alone, it has taken 20 children left inside hot cars. thousands of residents near washington, d.c., are waking up to a water shortage. >> it's hot, number one. i'm concerned about personal hygiene and babies in the house. >> reporter: crews shut down a major water main for repairs last night. with temperatures expected to hit near 100 degrees this week, they're anxious to get that water flowing. >> we suspect it will be to three as long as five days for everything to be returned to the way it was. >> reporter: and these scorching conditions aren't letting up along the eastern seaboard. at new york citi field last night thousands tried to stay cool at the major league all-star game where temperatures soared into the 90s. >> that's hot, 123 degrees. yeah, that's about 134 degrees of steamy a concrete in my face. 96 degrees. ouch. >> reporter: tperatures in the 90s combined with humidity will make it fe