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connie chung is not alone.rd's testimony has triggered other celebrities to come forward with their stories. it's having an impact. >> it's interesting. one she gave her testimony, i just even had a couple of friends who called and were telling me about things that happened to them. why do you think it was her in this moment that caused so many women to decide this is my time to come forward too? >> i don't know. i think there might be a couple of factors. i think seeing this woman in her 50s established, professional, with this memory from her childhood, really, and the effect that it has had on her. i also think it was the stage. it was the theater of it. here was this woman sitting there, and yes, she was questioned by a female prosecutor, but it was a line of men behind her, and it was just that -- it was very impactful and emotional. and i think it resonated maybe with some women who haven't told their stories and may be scared to come forward with their stories. >> i think there's something about what she

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today, veteran journalist connie chung is openingbo up her own sexual assault.he wrote an op ed for the " "washington pond showed support for judge kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford. shwrote, quote, i too was sexually assauld. t 36 years ago but about 50 years ago. chun went on to say, quote, i am writing to you because e i kw thct dates, exact years are insignificant. we remember exactly what happened to us and whoid it to us. chung said she was assaulted by a doctor while she was in college back in the 1960s. republicans onal appeared one step closer to guaranteeing a pay raise for workers. they strauk deal to give a 1.9% increase next year. you may remember that president trump decided to freeze federal pay lath, citing budget kernels. the dea s lifts aary freeze on executive level jobs. e mocrats support the incre but they're t opposedo the executive raises. the virginia governor was key in brokering this deal. congress likely won't vote on it until after the mid-terms. >>> with just over a month to go, barbara comstock is trailing her point. a new

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sophie chung from austria had the guts to do it in twenty fifteen she founded a health platform which supports patients around the globe in their search for the right doctor over four thousand inquiries come in every month so if you're trying regularly seeks out cooperation partners for portland hospitals most of our business partners are male so when you. look at. the end of course it's frustrating to see that there is still inequality between men and women. with my platform i feel that i'm doing my part to change that imbalance. according to a current report in a magazine startup monitor only fifteen percent of balance startups were founded by women there are presently around three thousand startups in the german capital they are young companies with innovative ideas promising growth around three billion euros were invested in a scene and twenty seventeen startup city is booming. one success story is the readies. school of digital integration founded by danish national and carry share at an early twenty sixteen she set up a school where refugees can learn or brush up their skills to

connie chung probably assaulted for the. say that he should be barred from coaching girls basketball "the new york times" said that because he was angry at being called a rapist therefore he was unfit for the high court in the media court had the most absurd narrative to believe in due process meant undermining #metoo. but if we are willing to destroy based on that corroborated allegations and believe all women that could be the standard of justice. it isn't even the standard of logic not even the media believes all women. they could move away even from the allegations from t3. it isn't just based or verifiable. it is very difficult with those sexual allegations because that is true and criminal summer true but not criminal summer supported by evidence and some are false. the national sexual violence research center classified 6 percent as false but added 45 percent did not proceed far enough for anyone to determine if they were actually false. the 2009 report put the rate of seven.1 percent. fbi statistics puts unfounded ac

is only available in a limited beta form, but the plan is to eventually give it to everyone. angela chung is a project scientist at the berkeley seismology lab. she says that the one day people could recieve earthquake alerts on their phones the same way that they get amber alerts.sotwe are sending alerts to our system. that part is done. the next step is for cell phone providers to send these alerts to the public.but while the system can now send out earthquake warnings, there is still a lot of work left to do to make the alerts accurate. the usgs and need to expand their network of earthqauke detecting sensors. that could cost upwards of 60 million dollars. and, once the technology is in place, they will still need about 29 million dollars every year to keep it operational. despite the challenges, chung is optimistic that shakealert could become available to millions of people along the west coast in just a few years. they are starting with california.sotsouthern california and the bay area are the most densly populated so we are starting there but we also want to do seattle and portlan

states the asian rivals are working to build closer ties abbay was welcomed by chinese premier the key chung in beijing the two then held talks aimed at increasing economic cooperation and signed a broad range of agreements ave held it a historic turning point in the relationship between china and japan abbay is due to meet with chinese president xi jinping later today. somewhere let's bring in correspondent mathias ball into who is standing by in beijing is this indeed a historic store a turning point mathias. it certainly is for mr harvey just a few years ago he has been labeled unwelcome by beijing mr are behind the. creasing in nationalist politics and his reluctance to address the country's wartime past has made him not very welcome in beijing on the other side japan is wary of china's new assertiveness and its military expansion in the south china sea so both sides have been increasing nationalistic ties have deteriorated and both had to swallow quite a bit of their pride in order to make this meeting possible how much this china's relationship with the united states weigh in here. wel

is only available in a limited beta form, but the plan is to eventually give it to everyone. angela chung is a project scientist at the berkeley seismology lab. she says that the one day people could recieve earthquake alerts on their phones the same way that they get amber alerts.sotwe are sending alerts to our system. that part is done. the next step is for cell phone providers to send these alerts to the public.but while the system can now send out earthquake warnings, there is still a lot of work left to do to make the alerts accurate. the usgs and need to expand their network of earthqauke detecting sensors. that could cost upwards of 60 million dollars. and, once the technology is in place, they will still need about 29 million dollars every year to keep it operational. despite the challenges, chung is optimistic that shakealert could become available to millions of people along the west coast in just a few years. they are starting with california.sotsouthern california and the bay area are the most densly populated so we are starting there but we also want to do seattle and portlan

is only available in a limited beta form, but the plan is to eventually give it to everyone. angela chungs a project scientist at the berkeley seismology lab. she says that the one day people could recieve earthquake alerts on their phones the same way that they get amber alerts.sotwe are sending alerts to our system. that part is done. the next step is for cell phone providers to send these alerts to the public.but while the system can now send out earthquake warnings, there is still a lot of work left to do to make the alerts accurate. the usgs and need to expand their network of earthqauke detecting sensors. that could cost upwards of 60 million dollars. and, once the technology is in place, they will still need about 29 million dollars every year to keep it operational. despite the challenges, chung is optimistic that shakealert could become available to millions of people along the west coast in just a few years. they are starting with california.sotsouthern california and the bay area are the most densly populated so we are starting there but we also want to do seattle and portland.

this is patrick chung with the interception of andrew luck. the celebration in honor of ralph macchio from the karate kid. you know they choreographed this. this is up your alley frank. >> i wish i had the guts. you're a thrill seeker. >> i wish i could solve the rubrics cube. this guy is not only rolling it out. check it out on my friday night. >> mine too. don't run it in you guys. >> good night. i guess i'm still wondering if emily and i are right for each other. does this have to do with that girl you had coffee with? you mean the strong, sexy angel i can't stop thinking about? who can say? i need to come up with a big idea to make some money. there's no reason you can't. that's easy for you to say. you and sheldon already came up with your superfluid helium model. that's just research. we're never going to make any money from it. forget helium-- the real superfluid is the fruit punch in this mug. it reminds me of my daddy's secret "don't tell mama" juice. maybe that's an idea. guidance systems for drunk people. they have that, it's called

scale eighteen year old diana yes one have first singles title on sunday the ukrainian up against one chung in the hong kong open final she made very light work of what was her first final appearance the well number one hundred two taking the first set six two. and she blitzed past china's top ranked woman in the second six one this means she'll go up to world in the sixty six on monday that's by far the best ever ranking it's been a good year for youngsters yet is the sixth teenager to reach a final in twenty eighteen four time world champions it's only are up and running in the u.a.e. for nations league they overcame poland warm mail on sunday it's their first win since before the world cup which they failed to qualify for earlier there were quite a few draws but the likes of russia israel and montenegro were able to secure wins montenegro dishing out a four one scoreline away from home against the. top of africa cup of nations qualifying group k. after seeing off twenty twelve champions zambia two one elsewhere tottenham's victor wanyama was on the score sheet as kenya crushed ethiopia t

is only available in a limited beta form, but the plan is to eventually give it to everyone. angela chungct scientist at the berkeley seismology lab. she says that the one day people could recieve earthquake alerts on their phones the same way that they get amber alerts.sotwe are sending alerts to our system. that part is done. the next step is for cell phone providers to send these alerts to the public.but while the system can now send out earthquake warnings, there is still a lot of work left to do to make the alerts accurate. the usgs and need to expand their network of earthqauke detecting sensors. that could cost upwards of 60 million dollars. and, once the technology is in place, they will still need about 29 million dollars every year to keep it operational. despite the challenges, chung is optimistic that shakealert could become available to millions of people along the west coast in just a few years. they are starting with california.sotsouthern california and the bay area are the most densly populated so we are starting there but we also want to do seattle and portland. ( robin

reporter a kani chung described horrific raped by her own doctor that she had sat on quietly for more than thirty years so it's not surprising that people are shocked when they hear the extent of sexual violence both in peace time and in armed conflict because it's silenced and people are afraid and only when we start seeing prosecutions and women being given the platform the doctor and not even murat have spoken for so powerfully and have brought to the fore are we going to start to turn the situation around where the perpetrator will be the focus of attention and the survivors will become the powerful all right let's take a look at some sexual violence to to sticks a united nations children's fund reports last year said that around fifteen million adolescent girls were forced to have sex worldwide unicef so. at only one percent of adolescent girls sought professional help and close to seventeen million adult women and thirty eight low and middle income countries reported being forced into sex during their childhoods tony these numbers are truly shocking and appalling what can be don

just today connie chung penning a letter to blasey ford saying, i too was sexual assaulted.n high schools across the country, like millions of americans, these teenagers we sat down with said they were glued to the hearings even during the school day. did you find people were talking about the kavanaugh hearings in the hallways and classes? -- yeah, people were watching the hearings at lunch. >> watching on their phones? >> yeah. >> reporter: this group was decidedly behind dr. ford. >> raise your hand if you believed dr. ford's allegations prior to the hearings. raise your hand if you believed judge kavanaugh's denial of her accusations prior to the hearings. raise your hand if you believed dr. ford after the hearing. so all of you think, going into it, okay, i made my mind up even before you heard it. >> i did try to go into it with an open mind, see if maybe kavanaugh showed some perspective to the situation, or if he seemed credible. but then watching it, the way he acted and she acted, side by side, they acted so different that it really shed a light to the situation. >

chung was a college student at the time. she read her account aloud for the post. >> i don't want to tell the truth. i must tell the truth. i know that exact dates, exact years, are insignificant. we remember exactly what happened to us. and who did it to us. we remember the truth forever. >> chung thanked blasey ford for revealing her story, writing bravo, christine, for telling the truth. judge kavanaugh denies the allegations that he sexually assaulted dr. ford in high school. >>> a south carolina city is stunned after a gunman ambushed police, killing one, and wounding six others. the four police officers from florence, south carolina, and three sheriff deputies were shot outside a house while serving a search warrant. police officer carraway died in the gunfire. he had just celebrated 30 years on the force. a suspect is in custody. david begnaud is near the scene in cha near charleston. >> reporter: our affiliate is now reporting that the shooter is an elderly man by the name of fred hopkins. he lived at the home where

all chung and i'm called by the white house i. was a meat puppet oh well i'm still hopeful. we don't know but so. will. i and all kind of. so. yeah around when when you could live a little caught up by. the muzzle might also. have with them do things that come by really not all of them by playing the tape on the pavement but the i'm not mean. only power now but the. ideal of what they will fall back to and we will. now look at the other side of you out. now and come back on. me i don't want how macabre night. divorce rates in taiwan are soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this only too well. but as the sixtieth wedding anniversary approaches own parents are looking hones rather than alms what others without a doubt cannot daughterly love and professional expertise make them see eye to eye . my father my mother part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but it's been for a few jomo stoller's life it's not the norm or life is short and the story needs to be told we do stories that have been passed all suspect i testify in the c

chung war for gallo cheese or orbital most of these. are for the. highs are on the highs of.our plans how much you. write. all of the major general barbara they were up for. a walk. or. sad but running about water cannons on top of. the senate you know on each other's . thank. you and that you're going to check in with us and that's always. been that someone that you saw someone with which to which on the keiser want to control. some girl as you talk. to his heart chris she was funny as. the balloon and then as he handed away it was he ended up. with. the bible mama they deal with alabama that was very legitimate so he you know how do you with him how do you on that we need whether there are talented water she and he you know if you would only help you until we get in here would be you know yeah . well you have libya like to dial her try and you know who are called in to borrow one and all the art is out there the so while yet. i don't know how they are they do you hold it they're trying to not know what this alice you know long line items are the end of the world who are you

. >> reporter: from connie chung, women country are coming forward. >> this brings back so much pain. >> reporter: and women voters are listening closely. >> trump and kavanaugh, anti woman. >> reporter: the d battle has awake the republican base, some who believe kavanaugh was falsely accused. >> i actually think it's like a rallying cry for the republicans. >> reporter: today, the president taking aim at some of the women protesters who say they're sexual assault survivors. mr. trump tweeting today, the very rude elevatorcreamers are paid professionals only making senators look bad after sharpening his attacks against dr. ford. >> how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't know. >> reporr: a new national poll shows a significant increase in republican enthusiasm about the midterms and missouri, republicans say they are energized. >> i've seen absolutehing to change my mind about mr. kavanaugh. >> reporter: still, some republicans worry thpresident's sharp words could backfire k exacerbating the gender gap. >> at moments like this we like to turn to moderator of "meet the press

scale eighteen year old diana yes one have first singles title on sunday the ukrainian up against wang chung in the hong kong open final she made very light work of what was her first final appearance the well number one hundred two taking the first set six two. and she blitzed past china's top ranked woman in the second six one this means she'll go up to world in the sixty six on monday that's by far the best ever ranking it's been a good ear for youngsters yes it's the sixth teenager to reach a final in twenty eighteen. four time world champions it's only are up and running in the u.a.e. for nations league they overcame poland warm mail on sunday it's their first win since before the world cup which they failed to qualify for earlier there were quite a few draws but the likes of russia israel and montenegro were able to secure wins montenegro dishing out a four one scoreline away from home against the. top of africa cup of nations qualifying group k. after seeing off twenty twelve champions zambia two one elsewhere tottenham's victor wanyama was on the score sheet as kenya crushed ethiopia

president jiang chung helped his parents find millions of dollars on tax returns according to the new york times trump received the equivalent today of at least four hundred thirteen million dollars from his father's real estate business as has he set up a fake corporation with his siblings to disguise millions in gifts from their parents. joins me now live from washington d.c. to talk about this how significant is this report. well it strikes at the heart of the trump self-proclaimed origin story that we heard so much about during the campaign season for the presidential election that he's a self-made man using a mere one million dollar loan from his from his father he built a multi-billion dollar international international company and the new york times are saying no that's simply not true he received a huge amount of money from his father albert from a very early age by the age of three he was earning two hundred thousand dollars a year according to the new york times by the age of eight he was already a millionaire as a result of his father's generosity in fact the new york times

our white house correspondent kimberly haokip also in washington interesting comments from president chung kimberly in light of his earliest skepticism about this wave of suspicious packages . yeah well the president likes to win and he certainly has felt that these headlines and the story his perhaps taking away from early voting that could be impacting republicans at least that was the spirit of his latest tweets just before the announcement that there had been a rest of a suspect in this mail bomb plot case that has been unfolding with each passing day for the last seventy two hours are more the president trying once again to unite the country he had previously condemned these attacks this time saying he will never allow or we shall never allow political violence to take root in america we cannot let this happen america must unify it is a different tone than the skepticism that the president sent in a tweet not only just before he spoke here at the white house in the east room but also the finger pointing against one media outlet the cable news network c.n.n. here in the united states f

this forecast it's been in sichuan or further southwest and that's still the case for wednesday's chung do in the rain but even this appears to be drying up which is consistent when you get the northeast monsoon in which will last for several months it's a dry period so quite warm there is twenty six in shanghai twenty eight in mohan even warmer of course down in hong kong and not like humid now they are treating monsoon rains in india still giving quite a few showers in karen quite a long way north but also showing significant rain in sri lanka and typically just southeastern part of buying that if there are no longer in northeastern india so a good part of india is dry now with the obvious exceptions but temperatures still in the middle thirty's which is on the high side in katmandu has got twenty four which might prompt a thunderstorm or two somewhere in the ball here it is not a big problem and the more around the gulf states is a bit of a breeze it should be a dusty one coming down from the north otherwise for the are a pretty peninsular it's a dry picture very few showers likely e

trumpet ministrations move has been explained as part of its maximum pressure campaign aimed at forcing chung to give up nuclear weapons to discuss this further now across life to eric a surat can co-founder of lawyers for peace and even a trial demilitarization in a career thanks for joining us on the program eric let's talk about the move why do you think the trumpet mr nation has taken this decision to target humanitarian aid . well when you do human eyes a country you can take steps against without a lot of opposition and it seems to me that these groups on the ground help build relationships help expose that it's not all. so black and white good and evil as we portray it and therefore i think that's one of the reasons is to limit that and then there's the skewed rationale that somehow by squeezing food out of people's mouths that we're going to force the government to change and that's very naive on a lot of levels in connection with korea so i think we're operating from a naive policy and i think there's underlying object is to prevent interaction and relationship building with the nort

this is patrick chung with an interception. that's a good play. you have to check out the homage to the karate kid. a well choreographed celebration right there. good stuff. check it out for thursday night. >> that was a good move. thank you. coming up next at 11:00. >> at the height of the convention season a strike targeting hotels in san francisco. >>> to pick its are loud targeting well-known hotels. in san francisco there are pickets outside the palace. st.regis, the w and the marriott marquee. more on the workers demands and the disruption. >> there is disruption not only the noise but events. a big convention was booked but canceled because the organization holding it didn't

chung chang shen lifesciences botched the manufacture of five hundred thousand doses of a vaccine against the feria tetanus and whooping cough last august the regulator also barred the company's chairwoman and fourteen executives from working in vaccine production the disclosure of a major flaw in a vaccine often given to children is likely to inflame public opinion in a country where many families only have one child but regulators specifically attributed the fine to the company's alleged efforts to deceive regulators about a flawed rabies vaccine the massive fine seems designed to reassure chinese consumers of the government's resolve to protect public health in the wake of several product safety scandals. europeans who take the world's biggest selling drug who marrow will soon have the option of buying cheaper versions of the medication but that's not going to happen anytime soon in the united states here to explain why it's legal journalist molly barrows a contributor on america's lawyer molly it's good to see you again to spend a few weeks why are the cheaper versions of you mary bei

erin chung used to work for the trump organisation, but now heads up a women's group trying to turn this democrat. across—the—board, democrat and republican women are sick of his misogynistic comments about women, they are sick of the way that he treats women like second—class citizens, and they are ready to do something about it. donald trump remains popular amongst the blue collar voters who helped win him the presidency, but there's a lot of white—collar discontent in the suburbs about his tone and his style amongst more affluent voters, amongst more highly educated voters, and especially amongst female voters. when democrats gathered to campus this neighbourhood, three quarters of the volunteers were women. —— to canvas this neighbourhood. so there are three people here that we need to talk to. eleanor siegel comes from a republican family, and has voted republican in the past. but not this time. are you saying you're angry? yes, very angry. does trump anger you? does trump anger me? i think i've gotten past that. it's beyond anger. he motivates me. before the navy let me fly one of

a lot of horrible things about them both at live events and on his tweets but it says chung became an undeniably consequential president when the senate voted on saturday to confirm brett kavanaugh supreme court consecrating the conservative majority that's long been the impossible dream of the g.o.p. well you know. from the beginning. the constitution is strong and it's designed so that any competent individual can step in the white house and run the country best of beauty of our system of government here in the united states as c.n.n. is an understanding best donald trump is a consequence president who is doing things that needed to be done and is getting rid of the deep state hillary clinton is opening her trap and saying that the end of civility must come when we can no longer be civil in fighting against the president of states now last i checked got a copy of my constitution this is the constitution of the united states. here that they support sedition believe that legal hillary for jail for prison this is very much alive and well as to the midterms. ok wish we were all we just

sexual assaulton allega against harvey weinstein first became public and tay veteran journalist connie chungs opening up about herua own sassault. she wrote an op ed for the "washington post," she wrote, i too was sexually assaulte y not 36rs ago you, but about 50 years ago. she went to say i am writing to you because i know that exact date, the exact years are insignificant. we remember exactly what happened to us and who did it to us. she said she was ass by a doctor while she was in college in the 1960s. >>> the soccer star christianna ldo is fighting rape allegations in the united states. a nevada woman says that he assaulted her in a las vegas hotel suite nine years ago. she said the start had a team of sixers and tried to pay her $375,000 to keepqu t. the las vegas police have reopened the sex assau case against ronald >>> a devastating earthquake in indo fsia. australiing in enough food and supplies to help up to 10,000 people. theustralia yandle air force will help indonesia get it to the disaster zone. tuesday has pledged $15 million to the recovery. more than a million people have

sides are trying to ease military tensions to their leaders held to historic summits this year eugene chung has more from seoul. the two koreas held general grade military talks at the northern side of the pond when john on friday this comes just one day after the two koreas and the us led un command a removed all fire arms and guard posts from within the same area. and it feels great to see with my very own eyes that the joint security area has really been to militarized under the september nineteenth military agreement friday's meeting as we saw there was carried out in the very positive atmosphere clearly mirroring the more relaxed mood between the two koreas ever since the south korean president in and north korean leader kim jong un held their first summit at the truce village of public back in april and what's important here after friday's meeting is that the two bill a trace of the two careers are fully committed to implementing the military agreement that both sides signed back in september and friday the tear sides agreed to remove eleven guard posts each from within the demilitari

president donald chung pelt his parents had millions of dollars on tax returns according to the new yorktimes trump received the equivalent today of at least four hundred thirteen million dollars from his father's real estate business and says he set up a fake corporation with his siblings to disguise millions in a gift from their parents the times says its investigation looked to more than two hundred tax returns from fred trump and his companies have returns he now joins us live from washington d.c. general what more can you tell us about this particular report in the times and is that significant. hugely significant if one is concerned about the self-proclaimed origin story of donald trump the new york times says it pored over hundreds of thousands of documents very private tax returns financial statements and documents and filings in the public records and discovered that donald trump's story that he told on the campaign trail during the election was false he didn't make his fortune having been given a one million dollar loan from his father in one nine hundred seventy five and built

scale eighteen year old diana yes one have first singles title on sunday the ukrainian up against one chung in the hong kong open final she made very light work of what was her first final appearance the well number one hundred two taking the first set six two. and she blitzed past china's top ranked woman in the second six one this means she'll go up to world in the sixty six on monday that's by far her best ever ranking it's been a good year for youngsters yet is the sixth teenager to reach a final in twenty eighteen. now to the race to get to baseball's world series and its first blood for the defending champions the houston astros against the boston red sox game one of the american league championship series was in front of a sellout crowd at a chilly fenway park in massachusetts but it was the astros that took the victory pitcher justin verlander produced a strong performance to the frustration of the red sox batters. it was a close game until late on when josh reddick hit a solo home run to put the astros four to two up. and then the killer blow came from cuban newly gourrier he hits

. >> connie chung is openi up about her own sexual assault. she wrote anor op-ed "the washington post" and she tried to show for for christine blasey ford. e wrote, i, too, was sexual live assaulted, not 36 years ago but about 50 years ago. she went on to say i am writing to you because i know the exact dates, exact years are insignificant. we remembe exactly what ppened to us and who did it to us. she says she was assaulted by a doctor when she was in college in the 1960s. we'll have more throughout the day as more information about this fbi investigation is released. we'll also have updates on the nbc washington app. >> let's go to our weather and what is expected to be our warmest day of the week. meteorologist chuck bell joins h the latest on the summer-like forecast. good morning. >> good morning. very nice day to be outside now. after a really foggy starthis morning, the fog is all gone. that's about seven or eight miles as the crow you can tell interest's still a lot of residual msture in the atmosphere. it will turn into a very pretty

joe lauro, gina chung and their daughter five-year-old kaylene worked shot and killed in the south stockton apartment on mother's day. yesterday the family raised toward money for anyone with information about their murders. >> the family needs help trying to solve this murder. you know, so someone to talk and help. >>> crime stoppers offering a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest pick the money raised yesterday will be added to the award. if you have any information call stockton police or crime stoppers. >>> 5:43 a.ories searching for gunman who shot and killed a beauty queen and she sat in her car. tara farris was in instagram model and crowned both miss baghdad and miss a rack and modeled for several products. >>> there have been dozens in following the 7.9 earthquake. emergency workers fear the death toll could top 1000. rescuers are pulling survivors out of the rubble but they know time is running short for anyone alive. they say getting additional heavy equipment would speed up the process but it is difficult to get anywhere. >> once you get in land you have further a

i am betty chung. i'm originally from san francisco.i went out of state for college for four years in pennsylvania and they decided to come back. i did environmental education at s.f. public schools for a year and i am working now on the green business team. i am going to help recruit businesses and do phone call cetaceans, health plan panel events -- phone consultations, and help plan panel events. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is nancy. a year ago i introduced myself to the current commission. as a member of the environment now outreach team at the department of environment. i'm introducing myself today in a new position as a transportation associate. i am still in the outreach team and i'm very excited to see what duties i have ahead of me. thank you. >> congratulations. >> hello, my name is marion. i moved up here from southern california at a recently graduated from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies, a concentration in sustainability and social justice and my second degree in

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