connie chung, thanks for coming in.love to have you back. >>> rachel maddow will be live in burlington, vermont. her special guest, bernie sanders tonight 9:00 eastern here on msnbc. >>> coming up, we turn from the political horse race to an actual horse race tomorrow. the 142nd run for the roses. the kentucky derby. we'll go to churchill downs and talk picks, odds, all of it with dave "down the stretch" johnson. "daddy doing work", it's funny that i've been in the news for being a dad. windows 10 is great because i need to keep organized. school, grocery shopping. my face can unlock this computer. that's crazy. macbooks are not able to do that. "hey cortana, remind me we have a play date tomorrow at noon" i need that in my world. anything that makes my life easier, i'm using. and windows is doing that. >>> i will as i said many times, i support the nominee of the party. y i've repeatedly said the things i don't agree with him on but i'm a happy warrior. i love campaigning. i love being here. >> that's john mccain yeste

the documents reveal catherine chung, who owns the house initially lied to officers telling them only 20 dogs were in the house. a judge found her guilty of 66 counts of animal cruelty. they are misdemeanor crimes but each carries jail time. >> your heart cries out for these creatures. again, because they don't have anyone to stick up for them. we make sure that these crimes go punished. >> reporter: no one answered the door at the home. the windows remain covered by sheets and blankets. a facebook page for forever homes animal rescue that shares the same address as the house claims to be helping dogs in high kill shelters escape death and find forever loving homes. the post which stopped in august, contained photos of many that matched the description of those found in the home. euthanized. some have been treated and adopted out. chung was convict ochd housing fraud in 2011 and her attorney asked for leniency citing her work in rescuing dogs. live in rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> next at 11:00, beating the traffic on memorial day weekend. when is the worst time to start your

chung sure that it's the flu? >> john: well, you know, he's waiting for the results to come back from the tests, but--but in the meantime, he's put all the other patients and paul on iv fluids. >> marlena: other patients? >> john: oh, yeah. yeah. he's not the only one who's got this--whatever it is. >> gabi: where's ari? where's my baby? >> adriana: i was just with her, but wanted to be here when the doctor examined you. >> chung: our best pediatrician is looking after her right now. >> gabi: she needs me. i need to go. >> jj: gabi, she's gonna be fine, but you need to rest. >> mm-mm. no. >> adriana: i'm gonna go see her right now and make sure that she's okay. >> gabi: thank you, mami. thank you.

on friday, the x fund's chungs voted to allow to continue funding in startups.ek ahead in tech, i want to kick things off with google hosting its annual developers conference, google io . ceo on the agenda, facebook mark zuckerberg will be hosting conservative leaders wednesday at the company's headquarters, discussing allegations that trend in articles were biased against right-leaning news. salesforce will release quarterly earnings after the bell wednesday. here with me to break it down, tom giles and jack clark, who covers google and cerebral -- salesforce. what are we expecting? jack: we are expecting virtual reality. the nickname of the new operating system, this one is n. emily: we are voting for nutella. to gete're also going more on their artificial intelligence plans, how they plan to integrate that into products. of virtualerms reality, what more are we expecting? i have tried google cardboard. it leaves a lot to be desired. jack: we are going to get more fleshed out strategy from them. we have been hearing talk that there is going to be its own dedic

today the bay stephanie chung is live in the bay. good morning. >> reporter: good morning the bernie sanders camp expecting thousands here at the fairgrounds, the doors here opening at 10:00 this morning, as sam mentioned, bernie sanders holding a rally in carson, where he learned he won the oregon primary, declaring, quote, he is getting to like the west coast. he also said democratic rally rival hillary clinton's victory in couple's primary was narrow, noting they essentially split delegates in a state where she handily won if 2006. sanders promising to go all the way to the convention, has his eyes on california, with 548 delegates the biggest prize of any state, political analyst, bernie sanders says it's the last stop. >> he knows he doesn't have enough pledge delegates to stop hillary clinton, but if he can gather to a stand still to make it so the super delegates have to make the difference. that's what he hopes for. >> reporter: now, crews spent hours yesterday setting up at the water front for tonight's campaign rally at 7:3

joining me right now is jennifer chung, an ambassador and also a jennifer, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. i'm very excited here. >> tell us how the festival got started? >> started out as a fund-raising event here in san jose, california. it's recognized in the city of san jose but worldwide. when people ask me what is the festival, i have to explain to you first what it is, it's what i'm wearing, a traditional vietnamese dress with the hat sometimes and it's a symbol of vietnam culture. it's a multi-faceted event. we have our outdoor procession and indoor procession with a theatrical performance. it's a lot of things all put in one. >> we mentioned that you're an ambassador for the event. >> yes. >> what does that mean? what kind of role do you play? >> besides representing the festival on social media, on tv or in the community, my main role is bringing it into the mainstream. and so it's all about bringing traditional stories, poetry, music and arts and transforming it into modern times so that everyone, whether -- regardless of your age, ethni

in april, commissioner chung voiced concern another -- on the lack of data describing health trend in residents. while due to data availability and quality we were unable to provide better statistics for this population, we did add information regarding our limitations and our work to reduce those limitations in a new appendix titled using this report. to this appendix we also added language clarifying how data are presented for different racial and ethnic groups. for both the section -- sex and gender we referred to the respective guidelines published by the department of health for guidance. commissioner chow noted that use of data might be complicated and how the overlap with the zip codes. again we were not able to put both the zip codes and neighborhood data on one map and maintain readability in one report so instead we added a zip code map to the main report. additionally in the using this report appendix we added boat the zip code map, the neighborhood map as well as two tables cross referenced between the two and a link to an online interactive map of san francisco's geograph

. >> reporter: officer chung scoured the web, rejecting many bunnies, many lanes before he found two identical. he couldn't forget talking to the girl's father. >> i saw how passionate he was to help his daughter's. and when i saw the daughters, they were so sad about the loss of their goals. and i felt i needed to do something for them. >> thank you, sir. you are a gentleman, you are a credit to the uniform. >> reporter: parents are surprised and delighted to hear this package is coming. moving around often as they have made the theft especially traumatic. >> that was taken from them, the articles that provided that sense of security, through these years. >> reporter: the couple is aware that san francisco racks up stacks of car burglaries daily and if you received this attention. >> i'm sorry about your bag of stuffed animals. really, trying to understand the meaningfulness behind it. >> the future of the world. i mean, got to keep them happy. >> reporter: another look now at the break-in, remarkable only because of how quick it's over. 15, 20 seconds. and its broad daylight, 1:30

at the time, condit told abc's connie chung he's innocent. >> congressman condit, do you know what happened to chandra levy? >> no, i do not. >> did you kill chandra leave have i? >> i did not. >> david wright, abc news, new york. >> it's a big one. that case was considered to be possibly the next o.j. case. we were all distracted because 9/11 happened around the same time. the fact it's coming back into the spotlight could be major. >> backing in 2001, condit refused to submit to a polygraph test submitted by the d.c. police but his attorney said he actually passed one of those tests by a privately hired person there. so still after all these years, still puzzling. > his attorney saying this theory has already been unequivocally rejected. we'll have to see,000 all plays out. >> coming up in our next half hour, the mother arrest ford what her son did during a family vacation. she let her 11-year-old son drive a golf cart. but was her arrest justified? what she is charged with and what she is now saying this morning. >> first, who's your favorite comic? we'll tell you why the comics of the p

in april, commissioner chung voiced concern another -- on the lack of data describing health trend in residents. while due to data availability and quality we were unable to provide better statistics for this population, we did add information regarding our limitations and our work to reduce those limitations in a new appendix titled using this report. to this appendix we also added language clarifying how data are presented for different racial and ethnic groups. for both the section -- sex and gender we referred to the respective guidelines published by the department of health for guidance. commissioner chow noted that use of data might be complicated and how the overlap with the zip codes. again we were not able to put both the zip codes and neighborhood data on one map and maintain readability in one report so instead we added a zip code map to the main report. additionally in the using this report appendix we added boat the zip code map, the neighborhood map as well as two tables cross referenced between the two and a link to an online interactive map of san francisco's geograph

looking at jail time after being found guilty on dozens of montgomery country police say katherine chungve she used her home as an animal rescue shelter. >>> and victims in potomac could be the latest in the string of thef thefts. all four wheels were stolen from a cadillac escalade in their driveway. >> it was very heartwrenching, like something out of a movie. >> the thieves looked like they knew what they were doing. broke in through a back window, found the lug lock key and got away with the tires in record time. since marchs 1st, there ve >>> we now know where teams will play the super bowl all the way through 2021. that's five years from now. here is the new announcement. in 2019 the super bowl is in atlanta. miami for 2020. los angeles for 2021. all the cities are getting brand new or upgraded football stadiums. the super bowl is in houston next year and minnesota after that. >>> well, it's not just all daybreak fast mcdonald's is focused on. they are adding regional food to the mcpick 2 menu. the restaurants will put the most popular items on the menu to let you buy two items for

richard can't be with us today and last but not least we video parking corporation recommended by rose chung on the board (clapping.) thank you, thank you for your support, huh? >> so just a couple housekeeping i'm delighted to share we'll be at herbst theater on monday at 5:30 for the ceremony within the announcement of the event the event every single seat was taken we actually, the theatres seats nine hundred and one thousand people on the list we want to ask you have whom you especially that have reserved seating arrive very early and give you a seat unfortunately, if your seat is not opted out by 415 we have a lot of people that need to come and see this so it is important and after the ceremony we'll environment everyone to join us we'll have a great reception and so we really hope you'll tell all the friends if you have not registered be there earlier first come, first serve so we hope to pack the herbst theater during that half an hour and have a full house at city hall what is so special at city hall not only the great beverages but this is also the year we started to have community

. >> officer chung scoured the web. and he couldn't forget talking to the girl's father.e he was to help his daughters and when i saw the daughters, they were so sad about the loss of their dolls. and i just felt, you know, i needed to do something for them. >> thank you, sir. >> you are a gentlemen. >> you are a credit to the uniform. >> home in texas, the parents are surprised and delighted to hear it is coming. moving around often as they have made it especially traumatic. >> it is taken from them and the articles that provided the sense of security. >> the couple is aware. san francisco wracks up stacks of car burglaries daily and few receive this attention. >> i didn't say oh, i am sorry about your bag of stuffed animals. he tried to understand the meanfulness behind it. >> children are the future of the world. i mean, got to keep them happy. >> ktvu,ing fox 2,000 nows. >> -- fox 2 news. >> we will see you on the four. have a great one. dr. oz: are the health foods you're eating high in arsenic? you think you're doing the right thing, but are you? investigation uncov

for some comments that have been completely untoward, like this comment that knight made to connie chung, who was then with nbc, in 1988 about rape. >> i think that if rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it. i mean that's just -- >> michelle bernard, is this an endorsement that in any way benefits donald trump? >> you know, unfortunately, i believe it does. it's -- it is such a sad commentary as we keep saying, you know, with every primary, it's such a sad commentary on where we are politically in the nation. i read a quote earlier this morning that someone wrote this they literally said if donald trump were a basketball coach, he would be bobby knight. if bobby knight were running for president of the united states, he would be donald trump. there is really no difference between the two of them whatsoever and this bobby knight endorsement of donald trump just further enhances donald trump's likability among people who do not like women or, you know, are scared of the, quote unquote, femi-nazis who believe that rape is okay, who don't like african-americans, who don't like latinos and fe

. >> anthony: chung po mook -- seaweed and jellied mung bean. avocado egg rolls, fried squid, and shrimps. potato pancake. often at the cho house there's a few mexican dishes sprinkled in as well. it is always a great meal, i can tell you that. >> david: thanks, mom. this is delicious. >> jane: this is awesome. [ laughter ] >> anthony: it, it is indeed. thank you. >> jane: i love it. >> anthony: during the riots of '92, jim and jane cho worked as real estate agents and property managers. so the destruction in koreatown had a direct impact on their lives. the chos watched from home as the chaos unfolded on tv. after the riots, jim wrote a letter to the editor that was published in the "l.a. times". >> jim: i am extremely angry with the lapd for their outrageous action. while the cops let looters run wild and rape our city, they somehow had time to bother korean shop owners guarding their stores. how can the owner of a business just sit back and watch his life be burned to the ground? >> anthony: david would have a very different reaction. >> davi

. >> so commissioner chung was unable to be with us today.id i chair the meeting and the meeting took up several items that the commission -- that the committee is recommending to commissions approval. and i'll go through that so that we can then act on the consent calendar following. first is a contract for the comtel technology that replaces the old button that is available in most hospital beds and will become state-of-the-art in terms of being able to have immediate access to nurses if needed and does a number of other things telling the system what happening to the patient. so, it's a completely new system that is going to have a need for software maintenance and that is what this contract is for over the next five years. and that has been built into the anticipated budget for the general and so this is the contractor who will be the company that will be maintaining the software. so, that was the first item that we took up. we took up a second item from roma consulting and they will be helping to facilitate our planning session this afte

at the time gary condit told connie chung that he was innocent. >> did you kill chandra levy? case the second time now calls this sensational, salacious effort to taint the jury pool. robin. >> all right, david, thank so much. >>> we're going to bring in dan abrams. you just heard some pretty sensational claims. >> right. it's a legitimate argument for the defense to point the finger at somebody else. in this case, their argument this is someone we believe was having an affair with chandra levy, had a motive to do it. they're going to argue opportunity if they can and they want to go back and interview past girlfriends. bringing in every ex-girlfriend to say, oh, i don't know, i didn't like him for this reason. the most important potential witness they have who said she was scared of him. i want to know why. that's the kind of stuff that could be edadmissible in a case like this. >> how strong is this case? >> it's a long strong. now there are real concerns about his testimony, no longer a strong case as it was before. >> the levy family just want to know the truth. >> right.

of resort in none chung cost ng costllion -- nanki imprinted billion dollars. $55. this is a big tee up, a big spectacular battle. they really try to carve off this growing sector of the chinese economy. haidi: yeah. by geithner -- this battle with bob iger could be a battle in itself. how significant is tourism entertainment, these service industries, becoming to china? tom: it is a growing sector of the chinese economy, tourism travel is currently worth about 610 billion u.s. dollars. the government expects this to triple by 2020. just last year, the investment in the infrastructure was up 45% from the year about. this affects sectors and areas ships, and cruise roads. the cruise line like carnival, they are wondering about this. we spoke to a cruise line, they are excited about what is happening. the sector enjoys 28 million people. the chinese government is hoping to add a significant number increase on that as the sector grows. air travel as well will be another big benefit when you see the number of domestic travelers flying here in china at 800 million t

we're joined by david chung who has been crunching the numbers. >> in nebraska, the key question we'relican party come together when this nomination season ends. do you think the republican party is united now? only 3% say that. 51% say it's divided, but will unite. it's the third number that is the most important number to watch. 45% of republicans vote say the party will remain divided come november. a little bit better in west virginia for donald trump there. united now, 10%. divided but will unite, 62%. and only 26% say will remain divided in november. we asked that question nationally just last week and 51% said the party will remain divided in november. so the states better than the national work ahead of him. >> six months to try to do exactly that. what do the exit polls show about the democratic race in west virginia some. >> so first we asked that question we have been asking all season about whether or not you want to continue barack obama's policies. 27%, that's it, of west virginia democrats say they want to continue barack obama's policies. 25% say they're looking for mor

. >> commissioner chung. >> sorry to interrupt the map does it show what is currently or our planning>> the proposal. >> the proposal. >> a minimum of 50 hours a week thank you for that question supervisor so the impacts the direct impact on the 14 branches will represent three hundred thousand residents and that includes 49 new youth and focus on access to seniors that we open earlier on weekend days and saturday morning as i mentioned sunday and monday next focus a little bit on the used services as i mentioned wanting to expand the capacity not just at the mix of the main library but adding 3. 5 ftes to expand the hours at the media lab and work at the 3 ftes for some of the neighborhood branches we have a concept called the mix to be more of a youth engagement in our neighborhood branches we partnered closely with the area museums last week, we kicked off a learning program that the parks a continual celebration hundreds and hundreds of young stares engaged in the initiative we're tat 25 thousand youth that is saying what we're doing in engaging the young people and looking at rep

the third element has to do with patient research and branding and i'm sorry commissioner chung isn't here today because i know she's quite interested in this area. we haven't started the formal brand definition and branding work yet. we do plan to issue an rfp very san to bring in consultants to help us with that work and do it at the same professional level we were able to do with the hospital, but we do see that as an essential third piece of the endeavor. just to sort of bring it all together our priorities, as i said, are to introduce it, build the blaef both internally and externally in what we're doing and who we are, to begin our on-going patient communications to retain and attract patients. there are many, many examples of patient communications in our organization now but there is really no one patient communication sort of program or a standard way that we do it and we also have never had to or had the experience of doing it with the goal of retaining or attracting patients or it meet business goals. so that's new for us so we're developing that as well. related to that we

. >> officer chung got on internet and found identical officers. >>> what a way to finish your senioris about to graduate, was on stage in walnut creek for the world premiere of her own new symphony overture. >> ♪[ music playing ]. >> that's the northgate high school symphonic band performing the closing movement of the highlanders quest suite. he discovers who he is during the journey. it was composed by northgate senior luin flynn. maybe had a funny experience editing the experience of his daughter. congratulations to both here. now, luna has been writing music since she was eight years old. >> she is beautiful and talented. >> good for you. >> way to go. >>> 7:57. she had tough words for donald trump. the presumptive republican presidential nominee. ahead we will sit down with oakland mayor libby schaaf and hear more of her reaction after trump called oakland one of the most dangerous cities in the world. >>> a sexual assault in a busy parking lot. we will tell us what police are telling us coming up. >>> good morning. the commute is moderately heavy. this freeway tells the story o

. >> commissioner chung. >> sorry to interrupt the map does it show what is currently or our planning>> the proposal. >> the proposal. >> a minimum of 50 hours a week thank you for that question supervisor so the impacts the direct impact on the 14 branches will represent three hundred thousand residents and that includes 49 new youth and focus on access to seniors that we open earlier on weekend days and saturday morning as i mentioned sunday and monday next focus a little bit on the used services as i mentioned wanting to expand the capacity not just at the mix of the main library but adding 3. 5 ftes to expand the hours at the media lab and work at the 3 ftes for some of the neighborhood branches we have a concept called the mix to be more of a youth engagement in our neighborhood branches we partnered closely with the area museums last week, we kicked off a learning program that the parks a continual celebration hundreds and hundreds of young stares engaged in the initiative we're tat 25 thousand youth that is saying what we're doing in engaging the young people and looking at rep

. >> commissioner chung. >> sorry to interrupt the map does it show what is currently or our planning>> the proposal. >> the proposal. >> a minimum of 50 hours a week thank you for that question supervisor so the impacts the direct impact on the 14 branches will represent three hundred thousand residents and that includes 49 new youth and focus on access to seniors that we open earlier on weekend days and saturday morning as i mentioned sunday and monday next focus a little bit on the used services as i mentioned wanting to expand the capacity not just at the mix of the main library but adding 3. 5 ftes to expand the hours at the media lab and work at the 3 ftes for some of the neighborhood branches we have a concept called the mix to be more of a youth eagement in our neighborhood branches we partnered closely with the area museums last week, we kicked off a learning program that the parks a continual celebration hundreds and hundreds of young stares engaged in the initiative we're tat 25 thousand youth that is saying what we're doing in engaging the young people and looking at repla

you have a sarah get coming out from his daughter is so break on this articulable show women donald chunged the beautiful smart daughter that will turn a lot of folks back on the donald trump. >> his family is one of the most important. >> also if i could, i think you've got to throw the playbook out with donald trump. he's not a traditional republican in the sense donald is a marketing genius. he's tapped into the people you mentioned before are energized, coming out to vote and i think donald trump if he gets the nomination, which i think he i think you will, he'll be the next president of the united states. maria: congressman bill shuster there. i suspect you take issue with that last comment there. you think hillary will be the next president. >> are absolutely do. maria: tune into the next fox business network. beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight on the business network could stay with us. starbucks out of the $5 million lawsuit with the amount of i suppose it is cold beverage. more details coming out. travel nightmares, delta can use technology can make the chances of losing lugg

richard can't be with us today and last but not least we video parking corporation recommended by rose chung on the board (clapping.) thank you, thank you for your support, huh? >> so just a couple housekeeping i'm delighted to share we'll be at herbst theater on monday at 5:30 for the ceremony within the announcement of the event the event every single seat was taken we actually, the theatres seats nine hundred and one thousand people on the list we want to ask you have whom you especially that have reserved seating arrive very early and give you a seat unfortunately, if your seat is not opted out by 415 we have a lot of people that need to come and see this so it is important and after the ceremony we'll environment everyone to join us we'll have a great reception and so we really hope you'll tell all the friends if you have not registered be there earlier first come, first serve so we hope to pack the herbst theater during that half an hour and have a full house at city hall what is so special at city hall not only the great beverages but this is also the year we started to have community

. >> i thought you might tell me, like connie chung, whisper it to me.igger question. >> good try, joe. >> you do have a tough race in ohio, and i'm not sure i understand that. ohio you could count on as a red state and that's not the case anymore. >> president obama won it the last two times. john kasich is doing a great job. there are republicans elected statewide in ohio certainly and we intend to win the race. we're getting our message out there and that's what i'm doing. >> my analysis and, you know, this is more than a question, but the rise of donald trump, you can deny that it had anything to do with president obama but you'd be not facing reality, and the reason that the republican establishment has been rejected by so many voters is because after two incredible midterms where the republicans, i mean, they won state legislatures, governorships, they won the house, they won the senate. the republicans were still unable to stop president obama in terms of the liberal agenda, growing the size of government, redistributi redistribution, food stamps,

from chung's sisters to today, strong confident women have always ehelped move vietnam forward. families are more prosperous whether women have an equal opportunity to succeed in work, government. that's true every and it's true here in vietnam. [ applause ] we'll keep working to unleash the full potential of your ec e economy with the transpacific partnership. here, tpp will let you sell more of your products to the world and attract new investment. it will require reforms to protect workers and rule of law and intellectual property and the united states is ready to assist vietnam as it works to fully implement its commitments. i want you to know that as president of the united states, i strongly support tpp because you'll also be able to buy more of our goods, made in america. i support tpp because of its important strategic benefits. vietnam will be less dependent on any one trading partner and enjoy broader ties with more partners, including the united states. [ applause ] and tpp will reinforce regional cooperation and help address economic inequality and will advance human

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richard can't be with us today and last but not least we video parking corporation recommended by rose chungthe board (clapping.) thank you, thank you for your support, huh? >> so just a couple housekeeping i'm delighted to share we'll be at herbst theater on monday at 5:30 for the ceremony within the announcement of the event the event every single seat was taken we actually, the theatres seats nine hundred and one thousand people on the list we want to ask you have whom you especially that have reserved seating arrive very early and give you a seat unfortunately, if your seat is not opted out by 415 we have a lot of people that need to come and see this so it is important and after the ceremony we'll environment everyone to join us we'll have a great reception and so we really hope you'll tell all the friends if you have not registered be there earlier first come, first serve so we hope to pack the herbst theater during that half an hour and have a full house at city hall what is so special at city hall not only the great beverages but this is also the year we started to have community exh

richard can't be with us today and last but not least we video parking corporation recommended by rose chung on the board (clapping.) thank you, thank you for your support, huh? >> so just a couple housekeeping i'm delighted to share we'll be at herbst theater on monday at 5:30 for the ceremony within the announcement of the event the event every single seat was taken we actually, the theatres seats nine hundred and one thousand people on the list we want to ask you have whom you especially that have reserved seating arrive very early and give you a seat unfortunately, if your seat is not opted out by 415 we have a lot of people that need to come and see this so it is important and after the ceremony we'll environment everyone to join us we'll have a great reception and so we really hope you'll tell all the friends if you have not registered be there earlier first come, first serve so we hope to pack the herbst theater during that half an hour and have a full house at city hall what is so special at city hall not only the great beverages but this is also the year we started to have community

. >> i'm sorry andy chang chung. >> hi sheryl davis with the community programs throughout the city andust wanted to come i think that what i really wanted to speak to i work with a population of folks they're for the for the most part displaced and not recognized to oceanside reached out to use it was very nice; right? because we're not folks that will be buying or purchasing but to talk with us how to actually support people and keep people and develop a long term plan for supporting folks was helpful they did that they didn't dr. to do that i really appreciate that so i really want to stress as we talked about spefshg about people of color and specifically african-americans that have gone from 15, 20 percent of the population to less than 6 percent and when folks were interested in that concludes my report. that population of folks and having conversation ocean wide i'm sorry we talk about how to support the folks and what that looks like they come and do that that is important so a lot of times the folks that are month impacted by the work and displaced are in the remembered when yo

scpes staff and carla vain and the commissioners and the chair standing next to me lavon king, karen chung -- and all of my colleagues here today from sfpuc and the facilitator and coordinator and hiding and [inaudible] butler and member of the community and here today and i want say this award means so much. i am really surprised and i am used to being behind the scenes and a huge honor of the representative of the community and i am humbled and touched and acknowledge of not only me but the council people and the good hearted generous people that support me over the years. mostly i want to honor my uncle who is a long time ethnic studies professor from san francisco state in the 60's and danny glover and saw a picture of him with him and started the department at san francisco state and to the countless volunteers who read real behind the scene heroes in hunters point and visitacion valley in district 10. they teach me so much everyday. i come and when i hear the phone i think about what i would do in their place as a person and human being as a mom working what i strive in my work is to

scpes staff and carla vain and the commissioners and the chair standing next to me lavon king, karen chung -- and all of my colleagues here today from sfpuc and the facilitator and coordinator and hiding and [inaudible] butler and member of the community and here today and i want say this award means so much. i am really surprised and i am used to being behind the scenes and a huge honor of the representative of the community and i am humbled and touched and acknowledge of not only me but the council people and the good hearted generous people that support me over the years. mostly i want to honor my uncle who is a long time ethnic studies professor from san francisco state in the 60's and danny glover and saw a picture of him with him and started the department at san francisco state and to the countless volunteers who read real behind the scene heroes in hunters point and visitacion valley in district 10. they teach me so much everyday. i come and when i hear the phone i think about what i would do in their place as a person and human being as a mom working what i strive in my work is to