they will at half time saw that food, lizzie, food reason and to have it a lot the chan chung jock from him and tell you what the what offered. lose him and half way insured is in some way forbes. allah come but so abolished and equal to the teachings which was to me unequal treaties. and we fought a great do. i've seen a good sex, great, great success and wrong people of china and china and people who china show solemnly declared war to the world. so people shy now stood up, and the china being floated all being bullied, has gone for other way unless some harmony, louis realized, national, which of a nation strong vocal and had fun. finally the party united and let the child in. in denver, a stronger china show that reliance, achieving grace success in social solution. and by carrying out socialist revolution, me fire war yang. she. she genuine way eliminated exploit washer that crosses. photo system, lifting china thousands of years. he but an established socialism system show and a process of social construction trying shown what parts are we overcame or set the talk on publication b

well, to discuss with them now joined by ry chung principal advisors to the un secretary general on climate change and 2007 noble piece price lower it's, it's a chunk, it's a great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to thank you very much for finding that you've been advocating for a low carbon green economic growth for many, many decades. but you've got the nobel peace prize for that. but it's only recently that the green agenda has become a practical consideration for many countries have been included in their policies. i wonder how do you feel about it? i am more excited that it's finally getting traction or more frustrated that it has taken such a long time. so my feeling is mixed. there are some brush site as where there are certain downside. my basic idea about the concept or paradigm of green gross was the idea that investing and protecting environment and climate change can be a driver of the economy grows and job creation rather than the burden cost on our economy. so at the moment we are just struggling between the 2 conflicting ideas that investing and protecting nature and eve

busy despite these odds, 15 year old chung so has chosen to pursue a korea. as a concert pianist cut, she got caught a tally. i was tired, she had to go to cut you go, daniel told the new get they've already got to know. this is when the piano had always put her go to pen, talked to is she going to, couldn't i? when i'm going to talk to nuclear, could you tell us how we can then talk it and pump toggle ah the piano and she didn't sing a combo for then until when the audio well the audio. 2 told me to take it to tell the audio month to get them to, to, to joe, to tell him on the could to be a lot harder than the one out him, the google item down. so didn't go to it and tension one in particular. what if i choose. ready to do, young souls is one nearly 50 prizes in piano competition at home and abroad. like young, she's gained fame and public attention at early age. but in this single minded quest for recognition, these young prodigy, the not safe from emotional scars and the possibility of fractured careers, offered him the hit on joking for them. so we'll put

commissioner chung? >> thank you, dr. colfax being for that presentation. i want to take you back to the -- dr. colfax, for that presentation. i want to take you back to the reporting of the media because every day, there's something knew that came out from the media that partiallien stationalized the issue that just, like, you know, raised concerns about, like, other variants, and, you know, the pros and cons of wearing masks for children under the age of -- partially sensationalized the issue that just, like, you know raised concerns about, like, other variants and, you know, the pros and cons of wearing masks for children under the age of 12. >> it's exactly that. it's hard to breakthrough and emphasize how important these vaccines are and how good these vaccines are, and i think that's also being lost because on the -- you know, things that are not really central to saving people's living and preventing -- lives and preventing them from getting sick. >> emergency operations center is a citywide body

mr. chung, before the break we had this, there is fear, the discussion about consumption and i want to ask you about one more aspect of this whole question of c o. 2 emissions, which is important for the countries with large force, some talking about russia. i'm talking about brazil, some extent canada maybe even the united states because see what you can not only be emitted, it could also be absorbed. and this is one of the sticking points in the new bush ations right now, whether the absorption capacity should be taken into account. and one of the arguments that i'm hearing here in russia, that it could not only be good for the economy, but it's also a way of protecting those land masses. because if there is a way, if there's any economic benefit in keeping those forests, in fact, it would be easier to protect them. or of course, there is a certain method, methodological calculation already done is recognized. so in the calculation of your payment from each country, we have a sunroof. this already agrees are produced by i p c. c into the panel on climate change. so is there, so of co

are on the word realize that we cannot continue our over consumption as we are doing now with mr. chung, it's not, let's not talk about people around the world because in some parts of the world, people don't have access to still don't have access to clean water to proper food to even, you know, dirty electricity or dirty energy. i mean, there are many children around the world who don't enjoy the luxury of an electron bulb. it's rather i think about the much smaller proportion of this planet, a well off proportion of the pool for some reason right now, things that if they can drive an electric car that will solve the issue. but from what you're saying, it's not about driving an electric hybrid car versus a diesel car. it's about 5 bigger sacrifice or something yet is very good point. i will is saying that the best, the solution for transportation mobility is electrical. actually it is walking, walk in to him, better for your house as well. i call the bmw w metro walking to be in or know car is better that electric car. so even the electricity is coming from a core file to pop lens. so

it's mr. chung, it's a great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for finding ledger. you've been advocating for a low carbon green economic growth for many, many decades. but you've got your noble peace prize for that. but it's only recently, dad, the green, the agenda has become a practical consideration for many countries have been included in their policies. i wonder how do you feel about it. i am more excited that it's finally getting traction or more frustrated that it has taken such a long time. my feeling is mixed. there are certain brice site as where there are certain downside. my basic idea about the concept or paradigm of green gross was the idea that investing and the protecting environment and climate change can be a driver of the economy grows and job creation rather than the burden and cost on our economy. so at the moment we are struggling.

lovely cutting chung right after the sun. dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we're joined by murray povich and he is a pros pro and it looks like he's off the link span unless he's wearing per run to house. like he's abalone and purple range. would you shoot? i'm up. i'd actually believe it or not dennis. i didn't play today. i chip and put it. that's what the pros do when a practice everybody thinks you know, you're going on the range and you go to the rock pile, just keep hitting balls. i've been around a lot of pro golfers on tour most of the time and their practice time. they all do nothing but ship and puts, they might hit $25.00 or 50 balls and then go to chipping grain or the putting green mari. i just had one. i just had celebrity greens. put a nice thing in my backyard. i have you guys, listen, i got a nice i trap and i've got a nice green with some shipping area for the my low running 7 irons that i want to just pop. but then i put it everything in boxes in around 50 yards away. so i can hit my 60 and the green, and

connie chung right after this. dennis miller plus one, the phone are $69.00. i've done a lot of them. i just saw up dollar a former isis fighters and now a boarding a philippine naval ship with this has been the $900.00 just aren't abdulla still don't know, watch waiting for them. and i was going to count down the next day as torn and historic day in monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971. the day that then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on americans, obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had peer monetary chaos the know, what would you do me the good and by the in the can mother can while we're on by now i was and i know i should know moment the age for mon tesla deals on the one and then that will allow you to go for have an initiation and with much i don't know how you get off the so give me a shout and one on my my name is doug. hey folks. welcome back to dennis miller plus one, and we're joined by maury povich 23rd season. maury. yeah. more. i think that list that i used to be a lib

we can ask those questions of our guest coming up, kelly chung . playing catch out. and in australia, you have stocks near record highs but the cell down in shanghai and hong kong is the big story of the day. rishaad: looking at stocks here in hong kong and shanghai. falling further after the tutoring and education sector became the latest target of china's you lake erie crack -- regulatory crackdown. they cannot raise capital, make profit or go public under the new rules. it does jeopardize and industry worth $100 billion. what do we know about the regulations? >> over the weekend, we saw a new document from the state council which essentially bans any new companies or institutions to be set up to teach school kids school curriculum. and for the existing players, they will have to go nonprofit. they no longer can have foreign investors and there will no longer be any ipo. the regulatory restrictions are pretty much focused on kindergarten through ninth curriculum. elementary and secondary school students. for high schoolers or adult education, tha

>> assistant secretary of state chung missed the ball very badly. she misread the room.s the only statement we had for a long time, the white house issued its own statement on behalf of president biden. i think president biden needs to have a turn down this wall moment, he needs to address the american people and the people of cuba and say we are forthrightly behind the right to freedom. why the cuban people the only people in the world not to be able to have freedom, 62 years is enough. it matters a lot with the president of the united states, the leader of the free world says. he should use the bully pulpit to tell the communist government not to jail your own people, do not use violence against them into the people of cuba the united states, the american people stand with you. bernie sanders, the squad, likewise matter don't speak for us. the american people are pro-liberty. >> this thought from bernie sanders, i want your reaction. >> during the campaign you said that it is unfair to say everything is bad in cuba. do you still share that sentiment? >> support through

ah, the very 1st gold medal of the tokyo olympics has been awarded. china's young chung one, the woman's 10 meter air rifle, competition, putting her countries straight to the top of the metal table with 2 golds. the host nation also struck gold after now he said to cato, one, the men's, 60 kilogram judo, competition, ecuador, iran, south korea, and constable on among those with one gold, a piece. ah, this is all. these are the tell stories. demonstrators are taken to the streets and several brazilian cities calling for the peach ment of president jack both. so now they're angry over the handling of the pandemic and allegations of corruption protesting europeans that he does government push the vaccine passports in fantasies to get to the special testers in the capital demonstrated say that against a green pass that would only allow vaccinated people free of the corporate $900.00 virus into restaurants and other indoor areas. turkeys defense ministry says 2 soldiers have been killed and to have been wounded in an attack on a vehicle and the bob area of northern syria. the ministry said t

chung lynn hi was mel and appears calm. so responded this option that taiwanese people have rejected one china, prince of folks which states that title, one of part of china, and the consul also emphasized that beijing should abandon a military intimidation for ty one and the consul. again b e t, a. terry did that high one will men seeing the p women and he's the, the ability to cross taiwan streets for people who live in taiwan. we would just need to reality that the tension between taiwan and china is just there and it's been going on for decades. so if you ask people on the sheet apps on people on the scene, how if they are worrying about chinese nation, i would say most of them was saying no. however, if you look at the chinese activities are recently last month trying to send 28 aircraft pulled to high one think that the parish is definitely increasing. right.

the former executive editor in chief land man chung is accused of colluding with foreign forces. the apple daily closed last month and the papers 26 year run, colombians have been protesting against the government to mark independence day. the demonstrations in bogus are led by unions and student groups. they say the policies, the president, even to k, have lead to more poverty and inequality. the government's been criticized for cracking down on protest of home while supporting descent in cuba. the i o. c has announced the host to t for the 2032 summer olympics. brisbin will not be the 3rd australian city to host the games. melbourne 1st. 1956, sidney, hosted in 2000 b i o. c k for it's been exclusive bidding rights and efforts to reduce the cost of campaigns and to minimize the risk of vote buying those are your headlines up next out to 0? well, more news in a little and a half an hour. i'll see you that ah, me ah, me i i really get documents sending back in my mentor for august the dr day and so i know the i'm a guy that brought it to me and can you how and it was a holiday fo

the apple daily's been arrested. former executive editor in chief lamb and chung is accused of colluding with foreign forces. the apple dirty clothes last month and the papers 26 year run. those are your headlines back now? 2 ounces. you're a world. i'll have a news out in the 30 minutes. i'll see you then a reason preventable disease. 15 to 10 children. the challenge team to read to me i the man who have disabilities and i am you will see what i see what i can do. i really don't know what to do. smoke 8 or either either got a balloon in basketball court. i don't wanna go to anything to, to see my show was going to call column or no, no the the exam because the money in ticket it was the 2nd is that the governors with their new duty can sit in dallas for to go to that. i had to throw in their head of the month. oh, sorry, go ahead and think about it, but you quoted them because i've sooner has them delivered to you this run a lot of getting a wireless tag. how do i have to go in, in enron colon because animals in it, i got it all together and i had morgan did get in as he said. so they s

. >> commissioner chung. >> present. >> commissioner. >> present. >> welcome everyone and thank you. >> [dan bernal, president] thank you very much and i'm going to talk and try to continue this hoping my bandwidth will improve. the next item on the agenda's approval of the health commission meeting june 1st, 2021. the

state department official julie chung tweeted peaceful protests as the cuban people exercise their right to peacefully assembly to express concern about rising covid cases and deaths and medicine shortages. we commend the numerous efforts of the cuban people mobilizing donations to help neighbors in need. marco rubio whose parents fled cuba is calling that ridiculous. >> this is not just about covid. this began well before covid. these people are frustrated and want to live in a normal country. why can't the state department and white house just say it clearly this is not about covid, this is not about anything else, this is about freedom. say it. >> harris: okay. so after the senator spoke obviously from a place of knowing, then a little bit later chung tweeted this. we stand by the cuban people's right for peaceful assembly. we call for calm and condemn in the violence. and what, talk about covid? t.k. mcfarland former deputy under president trump. your expertise is right on time today. let me start with this. why is there any sort of thought that this is different than what it actuall

h eco chung, you know, giving daniel, my next in kim de june believes that talent alone is not. and i have a companion to go get his welcome, depending on how many children and how the different journeyman, you know, at the collegiate medical mission. and if it could take up to him and but i didn't, i couldn't tell what people in to be stated at west lake and had you learn it, they would hit dealing with in any young on the still in the same page. and i did, it is clean and cool, and i ended up teaching cooking video in really violent edge of the toner cold. yet this clinical man and job. how cool are you don't what did you, how could on cobra now was already that age. and then boy, with dr. young and it is i ga, as it was, higgins would over and go confident of mine into children. go to the good news. i hope you don't go got any german goldman out there, temporary humble. however, that would kick the toner and then pin joanie kung ginger was hoping of giving you a call up on monday and it on board and on esl good on counting, jan. shoemaker. and jenny, a con kong and she me, hu

i see commissioner chung. thank you commissioner and i just want to also add a little bit more to this list of sole-source contract did. the fact that we also want to promote the transparency in order for local businesses if they think that they could compete for these contracts. to know the nature of them and if they decide that they have the skills they would be able to come into as well because we want to create that balance. i love that it's true that they have the proprietary software for instance some other licensed things but it does not mean that that is not compatible and it's really important for us to highlight that as well. so far right now those expresses were sorted and the businesses that actually feel confident enough tends to be out of non- local businesses. so i just want us to be mindful of that as well. thank you. >> [dan bernal, president] commissioners any other questions or comments? all rights, if not ms. hale, i understand after decades of dedicated service to the department you will b

and one of the world's largest cities chung ching elf work as a testing millions of people, and they've placed hundreds of thousands in lockdown protested in malaysia. of course, the prime minister to resign over the handling of the pandemic, qual, riley, was led mostly by young people who want parliament to be recalled. they want relief to be provided to those who've been hardest hit by the crisis. nearly 9000 people have died in the outbreak in malaysia. meanwhile, police protests have been crashing in france where tens of thousands were demonstrating again. so call vaccine passport. it's the 3rd consecutive, we can, the, this is happened. governments trying to make them health pass compulsory and bars and restaurants that activists say it amount to a form of dictatorship. and while the tories have bring you the u. s. gymnastics simone biles has pulled out of 2 more finals at the tokyo olympics to focus on her mental health, 24 year old join, some of her teammates on a shopping trip in the host city on saturday. she'll be assess daily before deciding whether to compete in the 2 remain

busy the spot these odds 15 year old chung so has chosen to pursue a korea. as a concert pianist, she got quarter had our tires. show me how to go to dial tone done in get a what it was. now this is on the piano that had always put her go to pen, talked to a student who couldn't i, when i'm going to talk to nuclear, could you publish it? i wish you could pop in and talk it and pump them tuggle ah, in the piano and take a single come up with an appeal when you audio the audio and told me to take it to tell the order to get them to go to, to joe tell him on the quote to be a lot harder than the one item. the cool item down. so didn't go to intent on one particular 40 ah. ready do young soul has one nearly 50 private piano competition at home and abroad? like young. she's gained fame and public attention at early age. but in this single minded quest for recognition, these young prodigy, the not safe from emotional scars and the possibility of fractured careers. all sudden hit on joking for them, so that will put us at one in finance will oh mm. i think that the

we'll hear from his college coach walter chung tonight, walter coached him one. colin was berkeley everything. you know. yeah, pretty much. thanks, jason, to have back. thank you. we're all back. you know. don't get too used to it with it. >> yeah. that's yeah. thanks for joining us here tonight kron 4 news at 6. we'll see during prime time tonight with started 8 o'clock. ♪ because i'm free ♪ ♪ nothing's worrying me. ♪ (announcer) it was an unforgettable decade full of musical magic, incredible artists, and songs and memories that will last forever. it was the '70s. (america) ♪ well, i keep on thinkin' 'bout you ♪ ♪ sister golden hair surprise ♪

who chung, they have been here for a decade. don't. would you know, joe, when we 1st came here to serve, the villagers were very friendly and keith, they thought we were crazy to go out on the water every day. and they thought that life on the bay was really boring and it was so they were curious about this. how did you hope she knew now makes his living as a surfing instructor tenant, you mean one year he's showing you fun. how to properly paddle out to the waves and then stand up on the board. afterward he grades her technique, paddling good, standing up to needs improvement. woo says the best way to keep your balance is to place your feet properly. and look straight ahead. towards this thing that you really don't want to, china didn't have extremely like this whole. but now it's all changed. now. i'll hold the dot or even have experience this thing in this stuff. so i just tried to give trying how the, how the local service community includes children and their grandparents. 6 year old gentle one has just made us 1st strong will to

now the place is hacked with servers who chung, they have been here for a decade. don't. would you know, joe, when we 1st came here to serve, the villagers were very friendly and keith, they thought we were crazy to go out on the water every day. they thought that life on the bay was really boring amazon. so they were curious about how to, how she knew now makes his living as a surfing instructor kennedy me one year he's showing you fun how to properly paddle out to the waves and then stand up on the board. afterward he grades her technique, paddling good, standing up to needs improvement. woo says the best way to keep your balance is to place your feet properly. and looks great ahead. thought this thing that we went to. china didn't have extremely like this whole. but not until changed. now people have experience nothing in this and that's all yeah stuff. so i just wanted to give a trying how that was the local service community includes children and grandparents, 6 year old jo. one has just made us 1st visit. you know, it's great for the youngsters around side all day a

rose and poa chung had four children. on march 8th, 1956, her husband's life was cut short in the line of duty. rose then left to raise her four children ages 9, 6, 4, and 1 at that time. rose and her children settled in tai pei where she took on a job in the air force working for her family. all four children later graduated from university and studied overseas. in 1981, she immigrated to the united states in contrast to the early parts of her life, she would live a quiet life in orange county dedicated to her family and especially her grandchildren. on saturday morning, june 12th, this past month, rose passed away due to organ failure caused by aging. she was 96 years old as i said and she's survived by her son, his wife mandy her daughter vivian and her husband bill, her son, her other son, all of whom she loved dearly. and lastly, colleagues, i just want to say a special thanks today to acknowledge dan de kozio. and dan was a native -- dan is a native san franciscan born and raised in san francisco in knowy valley and

ah, the very 1st gold medal of the tokyo olympics has been awarded. china's young chung one, the woman's 10 meter air rifle, competition, putting her country straight to the top of the metal table with 2 golds. the host nation also start gold after now. he said to cato, one, the men's. 60 kilogram judo competition, ecuador, iran, south korea, uncomfortable among those with one gold a piece. ah, this is all. these are the top stories.

i see commissioner chung.ou commissioner and i just want to also add a little bit more to this list of sole-source contract did. the fact that we also want to promote the transparency in order for local businesses if they think that they could compete for these contracts. to know the nature of them and if they decide that they have the skills they would be able to come into as well because we want to create that balance. i love that it's true that they have the proprietary software for instance some other licensed things but it does not mean that that is not compatible and it's really important for us to highlight that as well. so far right now those expresses were sorted and the businesses that actually feel confident enough tends to be out of non- local businesses. so i just want us to be mindful of that as well. thank you. >> [dan bernal, president] commissioners any other questions or comments? all rights, if not ms. hale, i understand after decades of dedicated service to the department you will be retiri

electrical power, water, healthcare and commerce reporting. lady ladies rescue operation. working chung go respectively a transformer substantial for damage and knocked out 473 communities. when the torrential rain battered the city on, on tuesday more than 3600 people have been dispatched for the rescue works so far, 3 transformers of stations we have already been restored to open operation. another 3 are expected to be restored today, they're making all their efforts to completely restore the power supply for the whole city on friday. can make communication. bureau said that up until 12 o'clock on thursday, 4370 base stations are still out of service. but the major problem problem is still the power supply. once there is electricity, they can promise all the mobile network will be restored. water supply is one of the other issues that local people concern has been disrupted in several areas of the city for more than 48 hours. water supply bureau said that 41 temporary water supplies have been established. people can fetch water their me while they're promised that all the water plans

certificates are easy to forge and the system does not check legitimacy. molecular oncology, professor lauren chung, highlights the challenges if we have, as we do differing rates vaccination across europe, that is going to create some problems. i think in terms of travel and we know that this more infectious variant is spreading. we know the various vaccine platforms that have been developed, including the are and platforms are being modified now and trial individuals to check that we will be able to generate even better protective community against barriers. and i guess it's a case of keeping an eye on levels of, of protection levels of antibodies. so there is a complication to vaccine. paul's falls, not only in terms of variance, but also one of the current big unknowns is how long does the protective immunity induced by vaccination actually last, we believe it to be more than 6 months. so there is an issue here about whether or not we're going to have to have some way of just measuring antibodies. it's not difficult or a test that you can do this very easily, but it may be that to keep vaccine

furthermore, chris's newspaper apple daily has been arrested. former executive editor in chief landman chung is accused of collision with foreign forces, ample daily clothes, last month, renting the papers 26 year run. media outlets have been under pressure from a new national security law that restricts criticism of the government. violence is broken ice and several cities in iran, the oil rich cars, the san province. i station over walls shortages continue for the 6 consecutive night. security forces far shown to disperse the close. at least 3 protested, were killed in the turn of the official who in city of michaud say, a police officer was also shot dead during one of the valleys still had only to 0. we travel to, to want to mexico, us order for refugees and asylum seekers or lifetime vaccination efforts. bringing close to 2 weeks of uncertainty atc a prime minister is one in ah, ah, it's time for the perfect journey. the winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there. we're watching to tie foods in east asia, but before we get to those, let's look at that max of flooding that's effecti

about 24 years and syndication and if he's still having those romantic afternoon dalliance is lovely. chung right after this. and dennis miller plus one hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we're joined by.

years and syndication and well, if he's still having those romantic afternoon dalliance is lovely. chung right up to this one. dennis miller plus one.

bay province and that west weather, running all the way back down towards south wes to the south or chung day, the line of sherry rain. and this is seasonal range and they pay pop further as we go through saturday and that is likely to cause some localized flooding, sharp showers, to for time across much of the cream, potentially particularly into south chris southern palsy japan seeing some wet weather as well. but for a good part of japan, fast, they does look dry, add fine. tokyo around 32 celsius a little on the human side here. got plenty of showers. meanwhile, across a good part of southeast asia, a little clutch storms to the use of the philippines. they will develop into a tropical storm, so we'll just keep an eye on that one. that tropical system could well, just push a little further north, which as we go through the coming days is certainly one to watch across much a se. asia behavior was going to be though it was at eastern sort of indonesia, fossil away c, and had to go over to a popular guinea much of india. now, under the influence of the southwest, the monsoon, some heavy

alex chung says katrina. you take this one if you've ever been to hong kong before. it's not even a shadow of its own self. now quick response, katrina, go ahead. i think when you look at the ability to speak out people the ability of people to express what they, they say is important or criticize the government, if you that's what made hong kong special is a part of chinese territory. there's very few opportunities to do that. elsewhere in china, so from that perspective, hong has completely transformed. they've seen people punished activist protesters, journalists, politicians, and people themselves are afraid, they're afraid to speak out. they're afraid to have an opinion which is different from the official narrative. and if they're not directly in told or threatened or intimidated into silence, they are self censoring because of it and cannot on youtube because you're says that they can do whatever it wants. i know. go ahead. ok, so katrina, you're based here in beijing. we have this conversation on a fairly regular basis. we talk about the long term situation.

about 24 years and syndication and if he's still having those romantic afternoon dalliance is lovely. chung right after this. and dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we're joined by murray povich and he is a pros pro and it looks like he's off the link spend unless he's wearing per run to house like he's apollonia, and purple range. would you shoot? i'm up. i actually believe it or not dennis. i didn't play today, i chip and put it. that's what the pros do when they practice, everybody thinks, you know, you go and based on the range and you go to the rock pile, just keep hitting balls. and i've been around a lot of pro golfers on tour most of the time and their practice time. they all do nothing but ship and puts they might hit $25.00 or 50 balls and then go to chipping grain.

rose and poa chung had four children. on march 8th, 1956, her husband's life was cut short in the line of duty. rose then left to raise her four children ages 9, 6, 4, and 1 at that time. rose and her children settled in tai pei where she took on a job in the air force working for her family. all four children later graduated from university and studied overseas. in 1981, she immigrated to the united states in contrast to the early parts of her life, she would live a quiet life in orange county dedicated to her family and especially her grandchildren. on saturday morning, june 12th, this past month, rose passed away due to organ failure caused by aging. she was 96 years old as i said and she's survived by her son, his wife mandy her daughter vivian and her husband bill, her son, her other son, all of whom she loved dearly. and lastly, colleagues, i just want to say a special thanks today to acknowledge dan de kozio. and dan was a native -- dan is a native san franciscan born and raised in san francisco in knowy valley and

at least 33 people have now been killed and 800000 displaced. katrina, you has more enough and she chung in who no problem the rain has used, but millions of people are still struggling to deal with the devastating flooding, which is what many cities and towns, dancing. i'm still showing a city on the north and a non proven and 2 rental rain hit this region on wednesday, just off the passing the provincial capital of young joe, in the space of just 2 hours. 26 centimeters of rain was dumped in this area. now, many houses in the rural areas in the northern outskirts of this region collapse as a result of the torrential rain and half a 1000000 people will live, relocated to state the areas. now we're just standing the beginning of the highway, which leads to the main area of downtown john. this area has been unable to get to rescue workers and teams have been moving to try to clear the area. they're also giving food and wanted people who've been stuck in the cause our authority say $3000000.00 people have been affected by the severe storm and it's close to $100000000.00 worth of economic l