. >> i want to picking back an what commissioner chung said to help me determine the quality health care i know the main goal obviously our healthy outcomes as we talk about disparities particularly among community of color it be would be great if we looked at quality measures to make an impact on the disparities we talked as a commission integrate it to a quality care it seems to me we should be in how to use the quality measures to help us meet or address those problems i wanted to say that. >> i wanted to mention for example, if you drill down into some of the work of mammogram we breakdown those by race ethnic and talking to the clinics one the strategies for example is depending on the clinic the rational and ethnic groups may be different but they'll produce intents we have resources in terms of okay. they'll prioritize to get those up i forget which clinic has spatially speakers primarily the ones that are low they'll hire spanish interpreters we'll breakdown the metric in primary care and on the hospital side they're a pitch report has a section specifically around equity. >> tha

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i do want to announce that carol chung that has officially started her position as the business counselor prince george's -- prince -- working in the office, her first day was march 30th. so, i will have her come to the next commission meeting during her work hours to introduce herself. carol does speak both cantonese and mandarin. she worked at city college at the dental school. next, i think i was not able to really get the information that i wanted to get to you to really start preparing for the legacy business program so we will engage with that. i will be sending out a series of items that i do need to have you read ahead of the next meeting and so be looking for that from me later in the week. and then i do want to let you know that we are engaging to enhance our sales force so that we are one automating some surveys to start having better engagement and improved engagement with the individuals that we have serviced and counseled special those that it's been a while so we can check in and see how they are doing, are they growing their business or did they actually get their business

. >> chipo chung plays mary magdalene. the process was serious.ng it was often anything but. >> we have had the most wonderful, fun and hilarious cast, the company members. then there is a warmth to africa. >> not to mention there was a competition of biblical proportions. at the same time a.d. was shooting, two other major religious productions were being filmed nearby. killing jesus and finding jesus. she says the local hotel became something of a new testament crossroads. >> this is like absolutely bizarre. there were three marys around, 36 disciples, three peilates. >> and of course three jesuses. in a.d. he's portrayed by juan pablo dipacci. >> we would bump into each other. >> there were three pontius pontius pilate. he was a man in deep conflict about what to do with jesus. >> there is only one small scene between pilate and jesus. it was added. it wasn't in the first script. i spoke to the guys and said you have pontius pilate and jesus on set. you don't have a scene together. they scripted a scene where pilate asks jesus "what is truth" b

chung and absolutely messengerless about driving us to read them and have the meetings until 9 o'clock at night that is spectacularly different about san francisco than any other school district for school communities to come on come together and say we can do this better would you, please help us by funding us through the generosity of the people of san francisco this school district is able to do it let's all celebrate the winners and the people that took the time to put in an application and the people of san francisco for what their allowing us to do here today thank you. >> (clapping.) >> madam president i'd like to invite our two directors to come forward and take us through the ceremony. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and members of the public i'm honored to be here today to recognize our 16 schools that one the impact notation awards without further ado if you're superintendent superintendent carranza and please remain standing and dennis kelly could come up to the podium and help thank our award winners. >> so first off if principle and her team could come up (cl

. >> thank you commissioner chung. >> thank you for this presentation i think that with our san francisco health network patient how many actually stated in the network after they you know received extension or enrolled in their own plan a or triggered. >> i'll have to leave it up to the network i'll say that in this slide here if you look at this member gallo an enrollment there is a two to three months there a from the time they pick their plan. >> thank you. >> i think the fact that the interesting dynamics it is you know it is great that we have more patients population and power to make choices for themselves and you know some of them those choices might be like choosing agree different plan and not staying with f ph and we have an experiment called healthy san francisco it is valid for those who don't qualify for sf ata the general public really recognizes the limitation of healthy san francisco and the requirement of the individual mandate we don't like going down people got off healthy san francisco and got on permanent insurance that is important the department supports the sf pl

. >> commissioner chung. >> thank you commissioner president chow i have before city of san francisco left for his business trip he had asked me to nominate him for vice chair position i have agreed to do so i'm nominating commissioner singer to the president position for a second term are there further nominations for possession of vice president. >> if there are no firefighter nominations will someone move that the nominations be closed. >> so moved. >> second. >> second all in favor, say i. of closing the nomination please i. >> i opposed? and so we'll precede with the vote candidate is commissioner singer all in favor, say i. for commissioner singer as vice president all opposed. >> so we'll record with one opposition am i correct. >> we need to record always yes as as a matter of fact, we have to remember that open all the votes i'm supposed to indicate that is a new rule we need to indicate the tally and any disinventing votes so we do with that then commissioner singer has been re-elected as vice president for the coming year thank you very much this should conduct the item nex

. >> there is the time and place for the deep introspective types of questions but did chung before the super hero movie? the biggest problem that the questions that he asked were stupid though cares if iron man is allowed liberal or a conservative? and and being a drug addict is old news but he did and all that well. kennedy: obviously news divisions take the finest journalist to put them in the press junket. >> if you cover a movie junky more not ward word bernstein. [laughter] >> you are not a liberal? who cares. as if that was a crime. i totally agree it is old news and something had happened on the set or a report just came al then find maybe then even added junket best are asking questions? kennedy: what will he get out of bed? >> i am not completely understanding. [laughter] >> i do agree there are odd question is. , you're trying to make it interesting which they never are so to bring in a topic this is not entirely unreasonable. kennedy: with three minutes it is impossible to get into issues with your dad and political affiliation. >> you are supposed to be getting an affirmati

i am tina chung from the development center as well. we are here today with other organizations part of the code enforcement outreach program funded by department of building inspection and i think what's really unique with our model and also i want to speak in regards to just really improving the decent housing and safe housing and living conditions in conjunction with the work that we do in the community but we're uniquely positioned as a neighborhood based organization and provide and work with tenants and landlords resolving these issues. one of the things we always see is issues around housing, safety violations and i think the model is unique in itself in terms of trying to improve and also along with our mission statement of providing for safe and decent housing. one of the things we notice and a lot of programs were unique is we are culturally sensitive but language barer yes at times inhibit folks in the community to know what is going on and the landlords too that may not speak english especially in chinatown. a few things we'

for the morning hours is to start soon the sun shall i come through the streets and plenty of sun chung overall should be looking pretty the case much cooler tonight bill we saw yesterday 57 free mud 56 said they were down and tell san francisco is at 654 degrees 54 degrees but a lot bitchery bring a jacket a sweater or umbrella. >> reporter: we should be warming up but by sunday wish to see some pretty warm temperatures as opposed to what we saw today >> grant lodes: a diet pepsi is finally getting rid of aspartame prompted by falling sales and consumer safety concerns the passing company says the change will hit store shelves sometime in august. while the fda says aspartame is safe critics say studies show this session of the artificial sweetener might be laid everything from headaches to cancer. in fact what advocacy group the center for science and public interest says dye packs serve pepsi will still have a sweetener called ace c e k ace k which might also pose a cancer arrests pepsi officials a strongly denied that and also claimed that getting rid of aspartame was not about safet

john chung was elected to the state treasure. betty ye was elected controller.n orange county, asian-americans are now a majority of the board of supervisors. their prominence is growing. attorney general camilla harris is a daughter of an indian father. we may call in 2014, neal kashkari, also an indian-american. we are talking about people who over the generations, three, four generations, are stepping up into places of great political prominence. >> we talk about asian-americans as a voting bloc. it is also a very diverse group. it is not a monolithic group. >> it is always dangerous to use this word block. there are great differences between the various ethnic groups in the asian-american block. vietnamese and asian-americans tend to be politically conservative. filipino americans tend to be more liberal. there are themes that they embrace, immigration reform and the obamacare. large majority is favoring that. yes, there are great differences but certainly commonalities as well. >> talk about how all of this translates with respect to elections. >> asian-ame

cnn's david molko reports from chung ching. >>. >> reporter: call it the world's longest layover.eant to fly around the world without a single drop of fuel is grounded it here in china. it's been more than 2 weeks and there is no departure date in site. that's because in order to take off this plane needs perfect weather conditions. clear skies, calm winds and good conditions not only for the take off but for the entire route and landing. right now the team says despite these set backs, despite the fact that the plane is only about a quarter of the way through it around the world journey, they are still feeling in good spirits about the flight ahead. >> you can believe that your will can inflew enthe weather, then you would be really disappointed because it doesn't work. or you just know that it is an adventure you do with the forces of nature and you wait for the good conditions to go. but of course, sometimes it is a little bit long, and we wait. that's for sure. >>. >> reporter: once the solar impulse reaches its stop in eastern china, the team will prepare for what they call t

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alison: sophomores valerie and joyce chung started the young women in engineering club at the start of the year. wearing goggles and armed with power drills the girls are constructing an automated gardening system and in the process, getting a hands-on lesson in engineering. >> in class, you have the lectures already. we're trying to provide connections. alison: connections like this engineer who offers encouragement and support. >> it's a different atmosphere when you're comfortable around the people that you're with and everybody has the opportunity to have a leadership role in the project. alison: for the young women, they're not intimidated to ask questions or try something new. >> i didn't really know about like how to do anything hands-on and then i'm doing this and i realize how fun it would be. >> i've made lots of things and it's really cool because i never thought that i could actually do this stuff. alison: that's the goal of this girls only club. >> the more competitive we'll be as a nation. >> there's different reasons why people think that girls, you know don't get into s

let's bring in dan chung, ceo and cio of -- and dana cio with atlantic trust. great to see you. dan, which camp are you in? >> oh i'm definitely in warren's camp. i think things are better than expected and actually mr. zell is a terrific investor but is he wrong about fourth quarter earnings. 72% of the companies beat earnings numbers with a 5% average beat. on the sales line 56% beat. i don't know how he can say that the vast majority are missing. there was a lot of downgrades, of course, around foreign exchange, but we looked through that. we're fundamental bottoms-up investors, and i'm on warren's side and we are positive. >> a lot of estimates have been coming down, but we will wait and see for the earnings season. first of all, to you, david, which camp are you in zell or buffett? >> i would lean on the optimistic side as well. i think there's no question that the first quarter was sluggish, but we think we'll see a better tone to activity over the rest of the year. if you look at the consumer consumer behavior has been cautious, but we've seen you know, energy prices are

and from the bay area patrick chung, founding partner of xfund a venture firm targeting early stage investments david wu general partner at maveron. the firm's portfolio includes ebay and groupon. okay. terry, usual in the hot seat. great to have you with us. alicia, first question goes to you. >> so terry, how do you prevent some of the big name competitors, nikes and underarmors of the world from replicating exactly what you're doing? >> i have become less concerned about the under armors and the nikes of the world mainly because at this point i think if they wanted to do it they would do it. >> patrick? >> at xfund we like to ask, where are the main trajectories of growth coming from? what happens after the north more short? >> we're focused on customer acquisition, driving revenues and just increasing our overall awareness. what's next will largely be determined by our customer base. >> question to you. >> who is this customer and what is that guy looking for in the brand identity? >> i look at the customer as a that off the field athlete. as a former collegiate athlete myself i struggled t