commissioner chung? >> so thank you, president. i think that, you know, for me, i think that it's kind of detrimental. i'm not saying that because, you know, like i -- you know, that i listened to all the testimonies. you know, but, like, we went from the opportunity to, like, apply public scrutiny to the services to, like, losing that oversight, that means that we, like, would not be able to -- we can't be accountable to those people who are going to continue these services. so, like, it's our job, you know -- you know, as an oversight body to really look at the worst case scenario. so in the worst case scenario, i think that it's more than just detrimental because it's not just losing services in an acute hospital, it's about, like, you know, we don't know how the business model would go with -- no offense, with the foundation. >> so commissioners -- >> i would recommend that we find it detrimental. >> -- so we actually need a motion on -- on the will of the commission, so commissioner chung, is that a motion? >> yes. i'd like to

. >> yes, commissioner chung? >> commissioners, i want to actually make a motions because, like, all the discussions, like, from this point on, would be speculated until i.o.a. actually found a place, and -- you know, and present that time to us. it's difficult for us to, you know, like, make a resolution, you know, to determine how -- whether it's detrimental or not. so i -- i would like to make a motion to defer this resolution, you know, for -- for three months so that we can -- so, you know, like, we can revisit this, and hopefully, i.o.a. would have time to present to us. >> i second that. >> okay. there's been a motion and a second for the resolution to a time certain the approximately three months. is there a debate on the question of the referral for three months? seeing none, then, we'll proceed to the vote. all those in favor, please say aye. all those opposed? so the resolution is deferred, time certain, to three months. thank you very much. we'll proceed to the next item, please. >> yes. item nine is a

chung shing has a clear directive to turn away from the sea and look west. that's also symbolized by kilometers zero which marks the starting point of the new silk road. in order to supply this new route to the west with goods the city has built logistics facilities to replace the container ports on the coast. at this central freight terminal we send around a thousand can tell us every day two of the chinese provinces and two other countries. as well and we're responsible for the safety of these operations and there are many here. every week three or four trying sleep could do spin in germany and workers are. carrying around forty one can say. the for us sounds on. the electronic goods loaded on to the trains here arrive in germany after just twelve days instead of traveling eight weeks by sea. however transporting goods by rail costs twice as much two hundred and fifty trains like this one are necessary to carry the same volume as a single container ship. at the moment this train to germany has more of a symbolic significance but it's a simple that's import

commissioner chung? >> yeah, commissioner chung. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the finance and planning committee met prior to the commission meeting today, and we have recommended one contract report and three new contracts. it's all on the consent calendar for the commission to approve. >> commissioners, the consent calendar -- any questions to the finance and planning committee chair regarding any of the items or else we will move forward onto the next s e item, which is the consend calendar. seeing no questions, we will move onto the consent calendar, please. the consent calendar is before you as listed. are there any extractions? there being no extractions, then, we'll proceed to the vote for the consent calendar. all those in favor, please say aye. all right. all those opposed? the consent calendar has been approved. thank you. >> item seven is an action item for the revisions to the sfgh medical staff bylaws and rules and regulations. oh, i'll note that the sgc recommended these to be approved by you at the june 26 meeting this year. >> good morning, comm

india have beaten england in the third test they now created two one in the five test series rugby chung's an usher in to the front to break it to on day five in knocking them to bowl out in for three hundred seventeen giving india a big two hundred and three run victory here watching the w. news coming up ahead our business reporter gets into the swing of things and. events a computer and video games opens up here in germany we look at what pushing people's buttons. does so in other business news coming up with band shortly. after. work contests for two. hundred. twenty. we make up over a week watch out of pocket under budget by. the civil service or.

the wimbledon champion should have been playing chung hyeon but the south korean pulled out with a back in as a lucky loser and was beaten in straight sets as the number 9 seed won 6—3, 7—6. djokovic now plays the canadian wildca rd peter pola nsky. stan wawrinka is also through to the second round. the winner of three grand slam titles is unseeded, and needed a wildcard to compete. wawrinka came from a set down to beat nick kyrgios, the number 16 seed from australia. he plays hungary's marton fucsovics next. kei nishikori is out after losing in straight sets to robin haase who, at 39 in the world, will is 17 places below him in the rankings. tuesday saw the first of the medals awarded at the european athletics championships in berlin. great britain's dina asher smith equalled the world leading time as she claimed gold in the women's 100m, and it was a british double when compatriot zharnel hughes won the men's event. watching in the german capital was ade adedoyin. dina capital was ade adedoyin. asher smith came into 1 championship dina asher smith came into the championship as the hea

hasn't just enjoyed success as the group's crunch man has teamed up with swedish metal musician patrick chung playing in the duo linda month in twenty fifth in their first album skills and hills going into charts from britain to australia elected to artist of the cards close by has his own side project going on with his band emigre. members enjoy taking time out for extra curricular activities glow it's more important than rush trying to keep the band healthy. happy and just you know follow i do you know of the industry. today emigrate have released two albums and collaborated with such big a musician says japanese guitar legend the time i feel. such. a. chilling given rights song lyrics and he's dabbled in poetry his first volume mr was published in two thousand to his dark verses inspired by everyday life says the leipzig born son of a children's book author. so there isn't but if you have a dream if i can note it down fast enough before it fades. or it's the grandma crossing the intersection and you're thinking is she going to make it and i think about what would happen if she hadn't made

david chung works for salvation army. they changed their flights to get home to honolulu as soon as possible. >> we're here at the airport because we're trying to beat the hurricane back, which you probably won't. it won't be in full mode yet. >> reporter: so everyone we spoke to at sfo tonight who had hawaii plane tickets was changing their itinerary because of the hurricane. if you have hawaii plans, best to check with your airlines because there are a lot of cancellations and delays. kate larson, "abc7 news." >> thank you very much. >>> at oakland, three arrivals from hawaii came in on time tonight. in san jose, one flight from honolulu was canceled. united airlines canceled all flights two and from maui. >> if you have a trip planned to hawaii in the next few days, you can rebook for free. but the new flight usually has to be within a couple of weeks, so may or may not work for your schedule. if the airline cancels your flight, you get your money back. we have information on all the major carriers at abc7news.com. >>>

say treasured john chung addressed the group of policy experts in sacramento where he signed a green to supporting initiatives like eco- friendly transportation systems , drought resistant water projects, and wild fire prevention. >> we know our wildfires are becoming faster and more intense we need to make sure that we come up with the proper financing to build infrastructure so that californians can protect themselves. >> california is the first state to sign the pledge. chung says he hopes other states will join california and sign similar pledges to help finance solutions to climate change. >>> a standoff with police in castro valley ended peacefully when a man who was holding his parents at gunpoint surrendered it happened yesterday about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stanton avenue. the alameda county sheriff's office says a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. the father got away. than the man held his mother inside the home and threatened to kill her. negotiator talked him into dropping his gun and walking out peacefully. >> we were able

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been flooded in the banker region in central me and mar along with a major highway part of the swat chung dam broke after heavy monsoon rains and water levels are expected to keep rising convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way but the army chief says the overflow channel cannot be controlled and still with me and my international pressure is growing to prosecute military leaders for the genocide of revenge of muslims at least ten thousand were killed around three quarters of a million fled during an army offensive which began a year ago the un secretary general said both suffered quite horrendous persecution as the curate as the security council debated mass killing and gang rape details by investigations me and my government leaders it's a very these are all false allegations my canon with more from un headquarters in new york this meeting with before the release of the un report but it was the subject of discussion at many of the speakers in particular as the report held that the military leaders responsible for atrocities in rec and state acted it said with genocidal

a torrent of water from this war chung dam surged into villages in the boggle region on wednesday morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities yang gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been moved from their homes to emergency shelters in all sixty three thousand people are said to be affected convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to reach the stranded the dam collapsed after days of monsoon rain and weeks after heavy rain caused flash floods forcing one hundred fifty three thousand people from their homes natasha going to aim. friends fishermen have been accused of the lives of british fishing crews after violent confrontations over scallops forty french fishing boats through smoke bombs and around the british vessels in the english channel british boats are a lot of fish in that area but the french say it's depleting shellfish stocks paul brennan reports. the encounter began before dawn when the french fishing fleet tilak confronted a handful of british boats fishing perfectly legally in international wa

hans chung who covers tencent remains a bull, but he says there is incremental risk for the company and the broader industry, he says that the government there does seem to want to implement more restrictive approval process for new titles looking ahead electronic sarts and activision, bank of america, merrill lynch, cutting its rating for both stocks to neutral from buy remember ea got hurt this week after the battlefield five game to november 20th and lowering guidance she's talked about the impact of fortnite ask it will likely impact on-line activity and poblgy unit sales and he emphasized that historically, video game stocks have traded less favorably in q4 versus the market. >> thanks josh lipton in san francisco. it sounds like a lot of headwind for video gamemakers >> this is very interesting to me in late july when the company reported they did talk about the effect of fortnite and online sales and that was disappointing and the stock sold off after that and the stock just last week came down to, i think, we have a one-year chart and it was sitting on the one-year uptrend and w

the special master robert chung popularly known by his musical stage name but why he's been in military detention for a week after killers broke out in the north end town of a ruined their presidential where he was seven his convoy was attacked in local election campaigns travel is shot and killed another politician is in intensive care in hospital and several people who are also arrested have been charged with treason winds family and lawyers say he was tortured by the military due to the tournament. when i was putin was busted they've never done a c.t. scan to check the head which was bleeding through the ears then and chip to the bones of the. chick this drama maybe even the other side of the kidney. i want demand rates now is to give us what we want so that we can take care of him to have been sporadic protests in the capital and other parts of the country since his arrest many people who come from the bronx for. young people they say that they relate to. his troubles and want to believe it was to be to. the family to be tried. it was a rousing reception for. an opposition leader wh

committee said on friday that it has credible reports of people being detained in secret jails engine chung in the north west china's delegation says the country's clamping down on what it calls terrorists and a semi autonomous region but denies targeting ethnic minorities rights groups say many we have been held without charge north and south korea have agreed to hold a summit in pyongyang in september following april's historic meeting in the diem demilitarized zone a trip by the sounds of president mungy into the north capital will be the first such visit for more than a decade both sides say they're committed to a thaw in relations despite pyongyang continuing dispute with the u.s. over the terms of its denuclearization deal. u.s. media is reporting the queen of soul aretha franklin is gravely ill the seventy six year old american music legend is known for her distinctive voice and powerful live performances franklin as one eighteen grammy awards in a career spanning nearly sixty years with hits such as respect and natural woman span the taurus from soul the r. and b. to gospel and pop

plans to cut his country's national debt mahathir mohamad has been meeting with chinese premier league chung in beijing here's already suspended energy and rail projects that were signed by his predecessor not just for us a little bit is a toe around two hundred fifty billion dollars. also to get china to understand the problems being feast by militia day and night and all that and i believe that and we look sympathetically through it's a problem that we had to resolve and perhaps help us in resolving some of. fiscal problems so. i think this visit to china has been very proof to all reports that agent brian is in beijing for us. malaysia is china's most important trading partner in southeast asia and i think on monday chinese leaders were hoping to present a united front with dr mahathir because of course his visit here to the chinese capital comes amid the deepening trade friction between china and the united states ahead of this visit dr mahathir had said he wanted to renegotiate a number of trade deals with china deals that were struck by his predecessor knowledge of brazil and deals tha

a torrent of water from this war chung dam surged into villages in the bugaboo region on wednesday morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been moved from their homes to emergency shelters in all sixty three thousand people are said to be affected convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to reach the stranded the dam collapsed after days of monsoon rain and weeks after heavy rain caused flash floods forcing one hundred fifty three thousand people from their homes natasha does iraq saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have dismissed a un report accusing them of possible war crimes in yemen as inaccurate the report by un experts said there is reason to believe that the governments of yemen saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it also says who may have tortured prisoners because a report did not mention iran's role in the war and its support for who the rebels . iran's supreme leader has advised president rouhani not to rely on eur

china including for us in hong kong actually that what weather than stretches further west across into chungdo that all the way down into me and mo where we've had reports of flooding recently on the rains hit remain heavy before the towards the south and for the philippines very wet for thursday and particularly friday i wouldn't be surprised if we heard reports of flooding here. the british. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap on have lines the e used chief observer says he doesn't understand why the outcome of zimbabwe's presidential vote is taking so long to be announced supporters of the opposition are already refusing to accept the results of monday's vote the electoral commission says the ruling. won a majority of seats in parliament. congolese former rebel leader. back home but was convicted of war crimes of the hague but he was released in may after and the peel now wants to run the long delayed elections scheduled for december. the date for afghanistan's presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on april twentieth next year the presidential v

connie chung was my idol growing up.s >> we waited 25 years to see another big feature film with asian leads. the director is from the bay area and to create this movement we want more representation on this. this could possibly kick the door for more and i'd love to support that. >> i also love being able to support your foundation, encourages young people to dream through literacy. this movie was based on a best selling book. >> that's a good connection. my foundation is about early literacy, children through kindergarten aged classes rooms. once you teach a kid or encourage them to develop a love of reading, it's limitless for them. it's really given them access especially kids in underserved areas that might not have books at home and for their education in life. >> reporter: i love it. all it takes is picking up that book. thanks for joining us. once again we are at the kabuki theater in san francisco. the movie is expected to pull in $30 million by the end of the weekend. for now, dion lim, live in san francisco, a

and frank one for chung grew a quarter hip hop artist and you are in the street. i am for me ok and i really could be here in the street is one of the indigenous day and today we are kicking off our series looking at the indigenous issues from around the globe our first topic missing murder of america the women what is being done to solve the crisis in indian country will also hear reasons why so many of these cases go on unsolved you've been impacted by this issue tweet us during the show at a.j. stream. there are an estimated three hundred seventy million indigenous people in the world that's according to the u.n. which marks august ninth as the international day of the.

secretary of state my pompei i was due to visit chung next week but trump tweeted that he asked him to postpone the trip she have a chance he has more from washington d.c. . just a few days ago. about negotiations with north korea telling reuters about pyongyang had taken steps towards denuclearization with missile testing and stalled and he was looking forward to another summit with north korea however house to be said last trip to north korea was a bit of a disaster by many accounts even snubbing pair there was a great deal of pressure for stopping time to come out of this one from the more hawkish people around him drawing bold moves national security advisor for example but it is striking in these tweets but it's still very diplomatic very respectful towards chairman kim he says he still does want the summit to take place at some point in the future. the international committee of the red cross has nearly a million ethiopians have been forced to flee their homes after a surge in violence fighting between the and the people who has been taking place along the border areas of god and

. >> vivian chung and her boys were just back from a big family reunion in vietnam. >> we try once a>> relatives had gathered on an island paradise. >> oh my god, the island was so beautiful. >> they returned home to san jose brimming with good spirits. and then a jarring discovery. >> it's like whoo! what is going on? >> vivian opened her t-mobile bill to find a shocking charge. more than $13,000 for internet access on her son nicholas' phone. the charges were all incurred during the short time the plane was flying over vietnam. even though they were sure they never used internet. >> how can this phone bill 13,7 13,740.19. >> that's a lot of money. >> but nicholas said he put his phone on airplane mode for the entire trip just to avoid these kinds of charges. >> and i know for a fact that when you're in airplane mode, you cannot have internet access. >> he admits he was playing games on his phone during the flight, but only offline games that do not use internet, like this one. >> it's an offline game. as you can see, it still works. >> so why these big charges? >> that's why we cal

it was a high-controlled three days in north korea. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: chungwho are wondering if their chance will ever come. he is 85. his two brothers, one older and one younger, did not manage to escape the war during the war. he has heard nothing about them since. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. >> our thanks to paula hancocks for that story. >>> the president has called the press the enemy of the people. now hundreds of newspapers are fighting back. will this strategy work? so, how's it going? well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. th

state treasurer john chung addressed a group of policy experts in sacramento where he signed a green pond pledge. he says california is committed to supporting initiatives like eco-friendly transportation systems, drought resistant water projects, and wild fire prevention. >> we know our wildfires are becoming faster and more intense. we need to make sure we come up with the proper financing to build infrastructure so that californians can protect themselves. >> the california -- california is this -- is the first state to sign that pledge. they hope other states will join california. l groups planned a nationwide march on september 8 to combat climate change. today one month before that big rally organizers will hold a news conference in san francisco to preview the march and an artist will be there creating a street using ash and other debris from recent wildfires. >>> also happening today, the jury will begin deliberations in the lawsuit claiming weed killers made by monsanto caused a bay area man's cancer the jury heard closing arguments yesterday and attorneys from santos a 40 y

new york times" is trying to diffuse the uproar created with the hiring of their new writer sarah chungthey call it racism. what is it? i'm bringing in matt lewis and simone sanders. and a former director of communications for super track. glad to have you all this evening. simone, this is some of sarah's tweets critics say are offensive, many dating back five years, one tweet she wrote that couldn't enjoy the show "breaking bad" because the premise is just -- and here's what she says, the premise is just white people being miserable. and that it must be so boring to be white. she also tweeted, can't cancel white people and oh man it's kind of sick how much joy i get out of being cruel to old white men. white people have stopped breeding, you'll all go extinct soon. my plan all along. dumb f-ing white people with their opinions like dogs -- on fire hydrants. you say they're not racist? >> no, i don't think sarah's tweets are racist. first of all, i think it's important to note that these tweets were dug up by a right wing -- it's not even conservative. it was a right wingers, people tha

. >> commissioner chung? >> so i have questions, 'cause, like, that's already a done deal. so -- and we really appreciate you giving us the courtesy notice to come in. and since we're looking at the impact, and you mentioned that there are some, like, newer technologies and treatment for alzheimer's, and can you share that with us. >> well, actually, i don't think i did mention that, but i'm happy to share that with you. no, no, we have a very active program based at davies that specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with cognitive programs and dementia. remember, i said prop q is the programs that are either closing or transferring ownership. i wish we had the opportunity to come before you and tell you about all the new things we're doing. so i'll take advantage of commissioner sanchez brought up, what are we doing for the elderly at the new mission bernal campus, and we're delighted that we're opening a new ace unit, acute care of the elderly, specifically designed to take care of older patients. i will tell you when it was first proposed, the definition of olde

in chung either way they sold a piece toure three years ago it was eighteen million dollars. for two kilo of cocaine and eight so it's like nine one million per kilo. it's amazing that. in a week ireland will be back on the hunt in southeast asia and we agreed to meet again there as it is also time for me to frame my first visit to the countries that go through it. and hopefully the point that i see in the water. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment drive them home. in the second of two films on these contrasting experiences people and power meets the returning migrants now determined to discourage others from following the same problems to gambia back home on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but this being the refugio muslim is lawyer it's not a normal life. and the story needs to be told we do stories that have an interest that i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new document

. >> veronica chung recently moved to -- >> the east cut. well live in the east cut. >> don't know where that is? well, the east cut is the rebranding of rincon hill, part of south beach, a relatively new name itself, and about 30 blocks surrounding the new transbay terminal. >> it's probably cool for all the hipsters to say i live in the east cut. it sounds edgy, i guess. >> names do change over time. but i would have a tendency to keep the original name just for historical purposes. >> banners proclaiming the east cut pay homage to history, mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. >> a name is a name. as long as it's not offensive, i'm fine with it. >> do they allow the residents around here to vote on it or how did they decide? >> actually, a community benefit district made up of about 4500 property owners, business and residential, came up with the name. andrew robinson is executive director. >> the city doesn't actually get involved in the naming of neighborhoods, but they are organic and come from the

. >> commissioner chung? >> i'm actually very interested in your -- in your -- your, like, introductions to peer based services. that's not billable, am i correct? >> so when it comes to peer services, there are multiple ways that we approach it. so this grant that we received through mhsa, which was $750,000 for three years specifically to support people who are in intensive case management and hand off to a lower level of care, that is not supported. we have many programs that are peer based services that are funded through mhsa. however we do have programs where peer services can provide rehabilitative services and we actually have that as part of our billable grid, that what peers can provide and whether they are billable or not. it depends which program they're in, and whether -- how is it funded. but many of our peer based programs are funded through the mental health services act, but some, we have the funding, and we -- we don't have the funding but we still -- we have the funding and we actually have