. >>> we begin in south korea where chung hong-won, the prime minister, resigned over the handling of the ferry disaster. 187 are confirmed dead after the ferry capsized and sank a week ago. more than 100 people are missing. harry fawcett reports from se l seoul. >> reporter: 11 days, anger and recrim nations. the prime minister decided to resign. >> translation: the right thing for me to do is take responsibility and resign as the person in charge. cabinet. on behalf of the government i apologise for the problems, from the prevention of the accident to the early handling of the disaster. >> a day after it went down, south korea's president put chung hong-won in charge of the rescue effort. it put him in the firing line. at one point when parents of missing children threw a water bottle and scuffled with him, and tried to stop his car leaving the island. rely ties were furious about delay -- relatives were furious about delays. and the lack of information they were getting from officials. rmpingts in this count there is more talk about safety violations. broader questions are being as

will be joining us and also thanks to the community advisory board, special thanks for commissioner chung who has been a great advocate for this project even before joining the health commission and especially to our community partners advocates and to our patient whose we learn from every day, so thank you. >> if i may before president chow, to thank dr. barry zevin he is a great advocate and one of the founders of transgender tuesday and he has done an incredible and the stake holders and i want to thank him as well. >> and i want to join garcia to give dr. zevin the accolades because we recently celebrated. and i think that that is something that as a city and we as a health department with be proud of because we are leading the way for good and really appropriate transgender healthcare and with that i actually have a question. and it is really about the role map that that you have mentioned at the end. and the providers of the surgeries and i believe that there are some conversations happening before, and at ucsf which is teaching institute. and so, creating a center of excellence thr

. >> yes, commissioner chung. >> there are a couple of other points that i want to make, the first is that whole myth about you know, like if we build it and everybody is going to flock to san francisco and request that service. you know, as a transgender woman myself, my experience is that every single surgeon has their own signature kind of procedure and so not all kind of people will feel the same level of comfort it does not mean that all from new york city are going to move to san francisco and register as homeless and sign up for the service if we are going to look at how to sustain the system we have to look beyond just the private public partnerships between the surgeons and our own city budget to do that. and the third point that i would like to make here and we have transgender service and i am relevant will you curious about what lessons we have learned from that and also, because we have a parallel system which is you know the health, and service, system for the city and county of san francisco and what type of procedures are being considered as metically necessary? and yo

chung hong-won said the cries of the families of those missing will keep hum up at night for the -- him up at night for the rest of his life. >> 11 days after the disaster, days marked by grief, anger and recrim nation. south korea's prime minister decided to take the fall. >> translation: the right thing for me to do is take responsibility and resign. on behalf of the government i apologise for problems, from the commencement of the accident to the early handling of the did as -- disaster. >> chung hong-won was in charm of the effort. supervising the multi-agency response, putting him in the firing lines. literally parents of the missing children threw a water bottle and scuffled with him and stopped his car leaving the island of jindo. relatives from furious about delays for getting into the ship and lack of survivors and the lack or contradictory nature of the information from officials. >> reporter: there's a wider sense of anger and shame as more ememories about the safety -- emerges about the safety violations bringing about to the needless lose of life, lapse preparation and corr

i was going to address commissioner chung's concern about that. we had a stake holder meter over the last month or so to make sure people have a say in this process. in september what we'll be doing is rolling out an rfp. that rfp will probably, a this point, have an 8.-- if we send out $100 million, it will have $8 million in it. if we get any dollars back from any entities as we go through this process we'll just be awarding people more as it goes along. there's focus groups that are beginning to start with our stakeholders and remember that our providers cannot be involved in the rfp process. what they can be involved in is giving us input into the structural changes of the needs of our clients today, and an opportunity to give us their input about how we can restructure our programs to be more efficient programming to the [inaudible]. at this point we have those processes going on, there are focus groups that are beginning and then they can no longer be involved because now they're giving us information about what they think the needs of our c

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tookis the basic thing i away. >> thank you so much, patrick chung, for joining us. .c. veteran. be back with more on what defines value at the u.s. stock market. the chief market strategist will weigh in. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are on your television and streaming on your smart phone, and we are also on apple tv. ♪ >> good morning, everyone, and incredibly busy morning here at bloomberg television. this is "bloomberg surveillance." makers," on "market erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle are at the milken ideas and action conference. we will join them for live coverage and we will go on to rabini in the second hour. >> i am scarlet fu here with tom keene and adam johnson. giant alibabace is expected to file for an ipo. they are being nudged away from the state led industries like steel and defense. market technologies are picking up the scene. are wrappingsung up and will sum up their case tomorrow in san jose, california. apple says many smartphone functions infringe on apple patents. and comcast is making more steps to get that big takeover with time warner cable a

. >> and chung. >> present. >> first is the minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> are there any comments on the minute. >> i have not received any public comment. >> we are prepared for the vote, all of those in favor of the minutes of march 18th, say aye. >> all of those opposed the minutes are passed. >> item three of the director's report.

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chung hong-won was put in charge of coordinating the rescue. >>> it's been 20 years since south africa held its first all-race elections. celebrations have been held to mark the moment that signified the end of white minority rule. while there has been notable achievements, many say more needs to be done. we have this report from johannesburg. >> this woman's family brings back fond memories. she sometimes gets annoyed. she voted for freedom in a democratically elected elections and feels that young people don't understand what it was like living under apartheid. >> i told them - i didn't want to tell them they are fools. we used to live like dogs. >> violet calls the apartheid years the dark days. some were arrested, disappeared or were killed. the ruling party, the african national congress is credited with helping end the oppression. this 23-year-old learned about apart hide in school and word of mouth. she knows if not for apartheid she never would be doing it job because of the colour of her skin. >> there are a lot of issues that come up with regards to the caliber of leadership

state controller john chung is talking about a tool to help reunite californians with unclaimed property. forget memorabilia. most of it is money. money that businesses owe to an individual. it could be a bank. a father or motherrer landlord. a utility company. >> old refund checks you forgot to cash. >> i totally forgot about it. >> our station editor arthur discovered when we asked him to search the data base. >> i had to send back a bottle of children's tylenol or something. >> he's t had forgotten funds ranging from six cents and $54. until now, mailing in forms, often more work than the unclaimed funds were worth. the new system is supposed to speed up the process. giving most folks their money in 14 days. log on to the website and click online claim services. enter your name. each city you've lived in and you may get a surprise. >> $54. drinks for everybody. >> it's not bad for a few minutes work. julie watts, kpix 5. >> for a link to the state's unclaimed fund site. go to kpix 5.com. >>> tonight at midnight there will be a total eclipse of the moon. the moon will turn a burnt redd

. >> commissioner chung. >> yes. i think that that helps to clarify some of it and i am just trying to make sure that i'm not here to make a assumptions what the positions are, but i hear the concerns from the community as well as commissioners. because we have a process in place, i think that we need to be able to honor that and also incorporate some of these concerns into that process. so it sounds, like, you know some conversations that are happening and like i said, you know, i don't think we are here to make assumptions, that they're not, you know, fulfilling you know, like, their commitment and also the plan they have agreed to, but also at the same time it is our interest to look at how they provide some of the charity [inaudible] and including the care to the populations that might be mono lingual and i think that's something we should look at. >> sounds to me like what we will do is what the director had offered is further conversation. the value of prop q was that out into the public it was transparent what

. >> and chung. >> present. >> first is the minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> are there any commentsn the minute. >> i have not received any

. >> we are also looking to see that as commissioner chung noted today, that as we move from our committees, and which are doing just some excellent amount of work in terms of looking at the issues being brought there in depth that we are reminding ourselves what should then come before the full commission and also, have those presentations enhanced with the other partners and may be actually involved so that the wider discussion within the various parts of our city family which i think that we have all been talking about the people that would like to encourage and so, not only will we bring forward a report, but when appropriate, and the commission that you just mentioned is one of those. and although there is no specific item that we have at the moment and but there is, and i think that the long term care report was a good example of how that works, and the director garcia suggested that we can do the same with many of our other activities that also involve other city partners, or even other consorcium and the private sector that will help to enhance the total understanding of the total p

when you see a hockey store like that, you know brian chung, our producer, is the man behind it. >> it is good to see hertl back. >> did anyone pick bill haas to win it? >> i didn't. did you? >> no. he took a good shot. as you said, it is one on sunday. warm enough. warm enough. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. up next: "the masters lights"... followe >> thank you for watching. up next, the masters highlights followed by david letterman. [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any

. >> and chung. >> present. >> first is the minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> are there any comments on the minute. >> i have not received any public comment. >> we are prepared for the vote, all of those in favor of the minutes of march 18th, say aye. >> all of those opposed the minutes are passed. >> item three of the director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i wanted to inform you that the urgent care clinic has responded its capacity and this is under the progress foundation and pleased to announce that it has expanded from 12 individuals to 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, and as of march 24th. and urgent care provides clinical interventions with individuals who are experiencing escalating psychological crisis and require rapid engagement and assessment and intervention in order to prevent further deteration that may result in involuntariary detention and hospitalizations we have been working on this for quite a while and i do want to inform you that the funding for this came from the c, pmc association with the city and we are pleased that we are able to open 24 hou

when you see a hockey store like that, you know brian chung, our producer, is the man behind it. >> it to win it? >> i didn't. did you? >> no. he took a good shot. as you said, it is one ,, up next: "the masters lights"... follo >> thank you for watching. up next, the masters highlights followed by david letterman. ,,,

the policy environment in china has been very active since president xi jinping and premier lee ka chung a year and a half ago and we do not see that slowing down because we're still in the very initial stage of the economic reform. what you should see is that there will be more fiscal investment players to be launched in the coming weeks. we see that for two things. number one, it's going to be a short-term stimulus measure for economic growth. and number two, these are just parts of a long-term urbanization plans that china will go through over the next course -- over the next decade. so these are things i should see. when projects really kick in in the next two quarters it's going to be positive for the chinese economic growth environment. >> and tell us about some of the risks. what would some of the risks be that a company, these measures? >> well, first markets are being confused that they may be doing something that they did in 2008. we do not expect that, so we believe that fears on that have been overdone. first of all, the chinese leaders have learned a really tough lesson for

. >> reporter: chung doesn't charge any extra to visit their homes or services. he's hoping the extra service will encourage young executives to find the tailor-made suits. >> translator: i hope to make more and more visits to my clients. hopefully tailor made will become more common among young people. >> reporter: these new call-off services are proving a hit for south koreans who are pressed for time. and people looking to start a business don't have to worry about finding the perfect location anymore. anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >> all right that is going to do it for biz this hour. let's get you caught up with the markets. >>> nuclear power plant workers are trying to tackle the flow of water in to fukushima daiichi. they've begun pumping up groundwater to prevent it from reaching the crippled facility and becoming radioactive. groundwater is flowing from nearby mountains into the reactor buildings and mixing with highly radioactive water. the bypass plan has been developed to reduce the amount of newly contaminated water. the japanese government and the pl

he was not well known among the before he took office and he professed himself as an ordinary man chung home on the was born in nineteen forty four he majored in law action to our current university and later served as the prosecutor in courts across the country. in february of twenty thirteen he was appointed the fourth time in the state and a lean pocket ministry. on april the sixteenth this old ferry sank on a routine trip unimportant on to the island did you. more than three hundred people most of them students and teachers from one high school died. all are missing and presumed it. joan has been in charge of the pen government response team to the maritime disaster. he was booed and someone to a water bottle and when he visited grieving parents today after the disaster. heal themselves responsible for the government's corresponds to the brief announcement pca keeping his post as prime minister was too great a burden on the administration the us navy's moved in twenty one submersible will extend of the era of its current search for missing malaysia jetliner that went missing last mo

sarah chung and her friends have been texting about the incident.th bay is home to a large korean american community. being will look for guidance on what they can do to help grieving families >> i'm sure they'll talk about it. yes. i think so. >> how could you help? >> may for them they decide what to do. we're going to follow them. >> the u.s. navy is supporting the operation. beyond that an american community is uncertain what they can do. >> we have fund-raiser asks events. three are young men and high school students and two, young women, one is a crew member and the other remains unidentified. >> yefr night a 750 cargo ship ran ground the result of heavy winds. 22 people were left stranded. police stepping up patrols in boston a day after a masked man walked in a street with a rice cooker on his back. a judge ordered him to be evaluated in a psychiatric hospital. his mother says he's battled bipolar disorder for years. 36,000 people are expected to run in the marathon. a los angeles county judge gave a former city manager of bill a sentence. r

will be joining us and also thanks to the community advisory board, special thanks for commissioner chung who has been a great advocate for this project even before joining the health commission and especially to our community partners advocates and to our patient whose we learn from every day, so thank you. >> if i may before president chow, to thank dr. barry zevin he is a great advocate and one of the founders of transgender tuesday and he has done an incredible and the stake holders and i want to thank him as well. >> and i want to join garcia to give dr. zevin the accolades because

sarah chung and her friends have been texting about the the south bay is home to a large korean american community. being will look for guidance on what they can do to help grieving families >> i'm sure they'll talk about it. yes. i think so. >> how could you help? >> may for them they decide what to do. we're going to follow them. >> the u.s. navy is supporting the operation. beyond that an american community is uncertain what they can do. >> we have fund-raiser asks events. three are young men and high school students and two, young women, one is a crew member and the other remains unidentified. >> yefr night a 750 cargo ship ran ground the result of heavy winds. 22 people were left police stepping up patrols in boston a day after a masked man walked in a street with a rice cooker on his back. a judge ordered him to be evaluated in a psychiatric hospital. his mother says he's battled bipolar disorder for years. 36,000 people are expected to run in the marathon. a los angeles county judge gave a former city manager of bill a sentence. robert rizzo ordered to make restitution of $8.8 mil

and special thanks to chris amatrout and chung for their hard work and in creating the program and managing the program and making it work. okay. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> okay, so the final area that we want to touch on is technology. >> and one of the specifically called out authorized uses of the parcel tax proceeds is to improve the academic technology and other support resources to insure the continuous group of teaching and learning opportunities and provide the students and parents and teachers with access to current technology and adequate resources to support the student achievements and it is one of the largest line items and currently budgeted 13 percent of the total expenditures and since 2009, over 18 million dollars of the funds have been expended on the technology which is about 11 percent of the total revenue, since its inception. and you all, i am sure are very aware that in the recent history, sfusd has had little support staff for technology and we have had the new technology acquired, but maybe it was used. and a couple of areas, again that we just want to focu

chung hong-won was put in charge of recovery a day after the ferry sank. the government faced criticism for what families of victims say was a botched effort to rescue hundreds of people stuck on the boat and crucial moments after it took on water. >> translation: the right thing for me to do is take responsibility and resign as a person in charge. cabinet. on behalf of the cabinet i apologise for many problems from the prevention of the accident. >> the prime minister will remain in office until the rescue a complete. 187 are dead, many students and teachers from a high school on a field trip. >> president obama met with his malaysian counter part on a third leg of a tour. not all were on board with closer ties. [ chants ] . >> dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the american embassy, protesting the visit and the france pass itching -- trans-pacific partnership agreement that has been made with malaysia and 10 other countries. >> the ttpa agreement - the first thing is they want help. all the capitalists company from america. >> this is the first vis

the resignation by chung wong.e blames deep rooted issues and the president has most of the executive power. >> it's now more than 7 weeks since malaysia flight 370 lost. it's the most expensive aviation search in history but president obama is commit today providing help to locate the plane and the 239 passengers. >> as we have since the beginning of this tragedy, we'll work closely with our malaysian partners and continue to provide all the assistance we can in their search and the investigation. today, we discuss the lessons learned from the tragedy and how nations, including our own, might continue to cooperate moving forward. >> it's a small area in the indian ocean but if it yields nothing today, searchers have a different approach. >>> catholic church has two new saints this morning. susan mcginnis joining us live from vatican city where hundreds of thousands of people gathered to get as close ooze they could to these proceedings. good morning, susan. >> reporter: they did. good afternoon from a very rainy,

chung, he's liberal. where does selena myers stand?you are. >> how are you? >> i'm great. thanks for having me on. >> hoda turned me on to the show. she talks about it constantly. congratulations. >> did you know it was going to be this kind of runaway success? >> i don't know. i guess -- i don't know, i try not to look too far into the future about those kinds of things. but i think our cast clicked right away. and i think with people like armando ianucci at the helm and julia louis-dreyfus you can't help but think it has some legs. >> let's be honest, you were happy to have a job. >> i was. >> you were thinking thank you, god. >> i had a call sheet, that's what i was excited about. >> when you watch this thing, it oks like there's so much improv, that you guys are just throwing things out there and spillballing. that's what it feels like. is that what is really happening on the show? >> a fair amount. what you see on the screen is about 10% improvised. because they give us freedom to be loose with the script, especially sort of in la

in stepping down, chung apologized to victim's families for not preventing the sichking from happeningnd for the slow initial response. so far more than 187 bodies have been recovered. 118 people are still missing. bad weather has suspended the under water search for a second day. >> catholics from around the world are streaming into rome to witness a historic day at the vatican. in just a few hours, two late popes will be made saints. some two dozen heads of states are scheduled to attend. pope benedict the 16th will also be there. his predecessor john paul is being granted saint hood as is john the 23rd who is known as good pop john, a church reformer who ushered in the second counsel. >> for more on this let's go live to vatican correspondent in rome. dilia, one million people starting to crowd the vatican there behind you. what a day. >> reporter: yes, natalie, knave been here all night. they have slept out with their sleeping bags with little food provisions under the stars. to stake their place because the streets of rome are the small windy streets. they strtry to come this to p

. >> reporter: investigators raided the offices of chung hae jin marine company, boxing evidence forinto the ferry disaster. officers also swarmed the home of the patriarch of the family that controlled the company. a businessman known in korea as the millionaire with no face. no face because you rarely see him. this video from 2013 shows one of the few times he has been seen in public. his name is yu byung un. he has an artistic alter ego, an identity online as a photographer dubbed ahe who has won international acclaim. yu and his two sons control through an investment vehicle and subsidiary the shipping company that operated the ferry. korean tax authority says under the family's ownership, the ferry company was struggling financially, and reported a loss last year. in the late 1990s, a yu-owned ferry company that operated on the han river in seoul also went interrupt. days after the ferry sank, the shipping company sent out its president to apologize. but not mr. yu. he's had his brush with bad publicity before. yu byung is a preacher and was a religious cult leader in 1987. 33 p

connie chung is apparently involved talking about it being a pyramid scheme.ers work to design the world's fastest bike. looking at picture after bike? doesn't look like it has wheels and rider. it is encased in an aerodynamic shell with inverted tear drop shape to allow to cut through the air as easy as possible. i thought it was a bill. eight engineering students at university of liverpool are designing the bike to break the current speed record of 83 miles an hour. arion 1 expected to reach 90 mile-per-hour speeds. liz: twitter earnings tomorrow "after the bell." expected to post a loss of three cents. gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report." has your electricity bill shot up lately? get used to it. electricity prices may be going up for good. >>> also, how do you do that? getting the best seat on a plane. >>> sell in may and to away. it is an old stock market addage, but will it hold true this year? we're watching it for you on "the willis report." hold on to your wallet because those high electricit

dan chung, thank you for joining us. merchandise is flying off the shelves.l you how this movie has translated into big bucks for disney in all aspects. stay "in the loop." ♪ well, one of his knee's films has something to celebrate. we are talking about -- one of disney's films has something to celebrate. we are talking about the animated film, "frozen." merchandise flying off shelves. s sold outss elsa dres in stores across the country. an original being sold on ebay for $1600. the insanity over "frozen's" forhandise means big bucks disney. what is it about this movie? >> i know. i'm the father of two little girls. the insanity has taken over my home. they thought they had a hit with this film. i'm not sure disney knew this was going to be a billion-dollar franchise, but when that happens , there is a mad rush on merchandise. rate data be talking about ebay -- great day to be talking about ebay. there are two stories on the dress. i've become an expert. there is the very specific elsa dress you can get on the ebay -- at the disney store, which is now being s