any other--commissioner chung? >> first of all, i just want to do a disclaimer, it seems i worked everywhere and i've been a patient everywhere and i've been a client for clarity and i'm so glad that prc is work withing baker. because bakers has traditionally has been pursuing mostly government funding. so i see a lot of positive, i have a attachment to baker. this is like 30 years ago, that i think bakers are doing what some other programs are not doing. that another program has. so you know, like the differences helps but some may be social rehabilitation. so i'm glad that now we're able to move forward. and i do have one other question. so in terms of like your other programs, you know that you mentioned other properties both are transitional funding program. those are not funded by dph. >> thank you for your comment commissioner chung. to address your question as to the funding for other programs and facilities, baker places is 90% funded by the city. but the vas majority is through the city and dph and the hou

you mentioned lead chung, for the 1st time in 30 years, the chinese premier, currently the chunk will not be hosting a closing press conference at the end of the national people's conference. what should we make of that? that? yeah, that really came a shot. so many of us, i mean, the press conference that the prime minister always gave during the national people's congress. that was a big tradition. that was one of the rare occasions to ask non scripted critical questions towards the prime minister. and that has been the case. i think since the late 980, so uh, yeah, 35 years. and now the government is ranking with a tradition, and i think the best several explanations of the official one is that there's no need to ask them questions because there are other forms to ask to get that information. but of course, that is not a satisfying. and so i would say that on the one hand, it's a downgrading of the position of the prime and to so that you know that the focus should be more on the seating thing on, on the head of state to you. but on the other hand, i think it's also, yeah, a paranoi

and commissioner chung. yes. the items on the consent calendar have been approved. thank you. now, i wonder if i can have permission, perhaps to put off the community and public health committee update. do any of the commissioners have hesitancy? is that all right? yes. all right then we will table that to the next meeting. and now we'll ask if there's any other business, any public comment, any public comment for other business item 13 being a second, i see no hands. all right. we'll entertain a motion to adjourn. so moved second allowed the roll call vote. we'll start with commissioner chao. yes mr. chung ? uh, yes, commissioner. christian. yes, commissioner. gerardo yes, commissioner. guillermo. yes and commissioner. president. green. yes. thank you. thank you everyone. everyone. >> i am supervisor melgar. i am the supervisor for district 7. [music] i am a immigrant to san francisco. my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids wh

commissioner chung? >> yeah, we appreciate all of these years that i get to see you coming to present and population health committee, you know about ems services. i really learn a lot from the way you present the materials and the way your energy showing, you're perfect for somebody emergency because you have that whole aora of all maniness. thank you for all the work that you have done and glazesing on your retirement. >> commissioner guraudo. >> i'm fairly new but gratitude for your commitment and that you've really, you've made a difference. and i just want to say thank you very much. >> i know commissioner chow who has known you the longest to speak. i googled you and besides enjoying the presentations, i was so impressed by the article i found because it says you have an absolute level head and chaos that you're humble and understated that you've done some incredibly great work. and that somebody was singing your praises and along you came on a bicycle and dinged the bell on the bicycle which i thi

. >> they interviewed kathy chung. a former assistant to vice president and learned that she visited in june of 2022 after being contacted by white house counsel in may of 2022. months before classified documents were allegedly found in november of 2022. did you interview kathy chung in the course of your investigation? >> i believe that the substance relating to the subject you are asking about appears on page 259 of the report and while the name kathy chung does not appear in the text of the report there are references to interview of an executive assistant included in footnote 988. >> the oversight committee learned from penn biden center employees and kathy chung that dana remis and ashley williams visited the penn biden center on various occasions before the discovery of materials in november of 2022. >> we interviewed many individuals and i can assure you, chairman, that we -- it was a priority of ours to interview all the relevant source evers about these document, how they got there, who knew about them and who

so if anyone would like to not only vote but receive this amazing new sticker that commissioner chungs wearing, that has the golden gate bridge, california flower and several other beautiful beautiful, poppies remembrances of san francisco please go ahead and vote. so the first thing is now to call the roll. >> yes, and we're all present today which is great. i'll start with you commissioner chow. >> yes, present. >> commissioner chung. >> present. >> commissioner jer ard o. >> present. >> and commissioner greene. >> present. >> and we will now read the land acknowledgment.

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the alternative is was tony chung, out to 0 on the time. yeah. and my bowden in southern mexico, thousands of migrants are heading toward the us border on what they call the holy week. march has become an annual tradition to protest against immigration policies in the us and mexico. i don't know, russell reports the city of the tula in southern mexico, the starting point for new migrant care van, heading north toward the westport. we want to leave the temperature low because temperature last turned into a large making scale. this latest care van is comprised of migrants and asylum seekers of various nationalities, including been as well and ecuadorian and 100. many of them traveling with young children wherever we are going is simply to seek a better life. the truth is we face many dangers in our country, and that forces us to flee with our children. human rights activists say the care of it during holy week has transformed into an annual tradition to protest against immigration policies in the us and mexico. uh it will be adding up was it's call

and the one of the big events is premier lead chung's annual work report. we're watching at the why is this a report so important? what does it tell us then about future policy as well. we 1st have to recognize the national people's congress, is the supreme law making body in china. and so it's a cornerstone of china's governance. so this report, of course, provide to the store full detail on how the previous year went, but perhaps more importantly for investors and policy makers where china is heading . and we can see you again. i think it's stave, of course, there are some modifications. we're looking at a 3 percent deficit to a g d p ratio, which is higher than traditionally the number has been set i think, which shows uh the importance of some fiscal support. but at the same time, i think we're not seeing a radical changes. and this is, i think, demonstrates the consistency in the reliability of the chinese political approach. right. i think it's all a likely the human heart, right, that it's vital into uh, well, most of the country, but also very predi

but it doesn't come as you say with any detail and its very very disappointing i think premier li chung once to help them hold a press conference that is made really terrific platform for many reasons apostasy they mock on economic posting making goals determination willingness to make sure reforms and so was a terrible message to send to have that one from the agenda, communicate, because the warmth of communication with the premiere i was in a lot of ways. china is going to be content to take the day how late in the cost general she jelaboun to a lesser extent leak that chung will use this platform to push various ids ideas li qiang has an excellent record as a official in china running very big cities a lot of old with the private sector in the past, they all used this platform to push various ideas. he has an excellent record as an official in china running very big cities. along with the private sector. and i was hoping, may naÏvely, that because he is a loyalist that xi would give him a voice but that does not appear to be the case. we just don't know what the 5% is made up of. ch

in november 2022, did you interviewed kathy chung in the course of your investigation? >> chairman, i believe that the substance related to the subject you're asking about appears on page 259 of the report. and while the name kathy chung does not appear in the text of the report, there are references to interviews of an executive assistant including at footnote 988 >> the oversight committee also learned from its interviews with penn biden center employees and kathy chung that dana remus, anthony bernal, and actually williams all at the time, white house employees then visited the penn biden center on different occasions before the alleged discovery of classified materials in november 2022, did you interview these individuals during your investigation? >> we interviewed many individuals and we i can assure you, chairman, that we it was a priority of ours to interview all the relevant sources information out. these documents how they got there, who knew about them, and who access them. >> can you so again, they were all recorded. is that correct? so there would be record

tony chung, out to 0. thank cool. cool. that's it for me and associates. hey, remember you can always find much more on our website. that's all just there and dot com. i'll be back with another person for you here on algebra off to witness. do stay with us. the, the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the . the, the, with the mouse moving out a little bit in the sofa with vishal to me pony. what the him said a lot. i think that as well as finality e this he then we'll do a field integrated 2 ways to buy a not. so i'm in the den. okay. and what do i mean? so, you know, get that done up, it's selected for don't been installing silver rate to, into the, it's the worst crisis of the country has seen the purchase that stops it over. rise and metro refuse have provoked est santiago. thousands of protes

when chung will drive him to a private military camp, he'll spend the next 28 days about 30 kilometers away in golden baggage. 11 year old augen ray. and his ray ray, he's having breakfast with her father in a hotel room. they took an overnight train to get to you from scituate improvements in south west china, because there's still a good day of what the oil ray ray's father out ball is employed by a logistics company that often works with the military. the low would have to do the work quite as he got his b ups under the sewage. i noticed how bloom should plenty of going there of the whole city hall. sir. tom dot jo, touchy, muddy booty, the queen the outcome early. how does your, uva, how well, how come the many chinese parents want their sons and daughters to use the holidays to the new skills? complete up ma is a former marksman. he's been organizing private to me in a few times for children to several years. you'll hon. daughter to put 20 something that i sent to you got here now you days on sure player to choose your you social for you. the 1st day begins with an x ray rates cha

did you interview kathy chung in the course of your investigation? >> i believe the substance related to the subject you are asking about appears on page 259 of the report, and while kathy chung did not appear in the report, there was a footnote 988. >> dana remus, anthony vurdol and ashley williams visited the biden center before the discovery of the classified materials in november of 2022. did you interview these individuals during your investigation? >> we interviewed many individuals. i can assure you, chairman, that we -- it was a priority of ours to interview all the relevant sources of the documents and how they got there and who could access them. >> so again, there would be recordings? >> it was our practice to interview -- record interviews, yes, sir. i don't have an exact count -- >> how many visits to the biden center were made by biden's personal attorneys before the official discovery of documents in november of 2022? >> i don't have that on hand but it is in the report, sir. >> i yield back. >> mr. hur, anytime you need a break, if yo

and san francisco and japantown is quite unique it is one of the three remaining chung's by the states and how i explain japantown we're a city within a city to taste and experience the japanese culture but really be a community what is all about and one of the best things about japantown is the food. there are dozens of shops in the neighborhood serving from modern deserts and go with friends. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is t a leader of the japantown to we try to provide something they creates like savory yummy favors we try to provide like japanese flavor as well as for the japanese customers. >> if you're foodie or looking for a quick and delicious meal you're sure to find something. >> it is a authentic japanese deter and drink shop special lists in we also offer a roasted green tea and we have flares and other flavors we're known for ice cream and sun disingenuous. >> japantown is a variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoo

soon as the national anthem was over , chanting against south korean football federation president chung mungyo and calling for his dismissal . they say that players are shields, dawood moradi of radio and television news agency , friendly soccer matches are also being held in the world . of course, italy defeated venezuela 2-1, ghana lost to nigeria 2-1, and the czech republic defeated norway 2-1. the games that are being held now are holland and scotland their match is 0-0, romania and northern ireland 1-1 , spain and colombia will face each other from 12:00 pm in a few minutes . he was mischievous with his head in a row, madam , all right, boys can't be mischievous , even at the height of his frustration, he tried to keep all his anger and respect for his elders and respect for the other party didn't matter. he was a student and wanted to change the world, a sense of responsibility. he had a lot towards everyone, if one of his friends would say, for example, "i have a lesson , for example, my language , then he was in bed for a long time without speaking , his larynx was completely pa

and i'm going to learn from chung all. there is no about being a mox cry of, so i'm going to learn how to settle fish by yelling at people. let's go. this you parts haven't being docked in the habit to use, but they have selling fish from all over europe, like flounder, salmon see brim, and of course macro from germany. but it's really up to 15 tons on a sunday and every 70 fish that lands on a gym and flight is sold in this market. i looked at how i looked this morning. this market just opened and it's 5 am loaded with people. it's actually unbelievable. i've accomplished people getting out of bed at this time to go buy some fish. i'm. i'm impressed this cool people rather than bringing pets tonight. in the summer time, every sunday, they're up to 70000 visitors from all over the world. other end attempts that i need to have to be like a mock a crime. you can save, which makes sense please. this makes x they yeah, no, yeah. to my mom it may be a good fit. all we gotta push must set the drum. yes. the should try this now.

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. >> i felt that way about connie chung. "girls of the world" celebrates equality and fairness. the world. why is it so important to portray it in that way? >> i felt like we need to affirm our girls, we need to plant these seeds of positivity. we're strong and we're brave and courageous. >> juju: we also need to read this book to our boys. >> i've read this book with my son so that he'll get that message of, you know, my cousins, the women around me, my classmates, are capable, are equals. >> juju: i know this about you. you ar woman of faith. and that this book was published by xander kids, a christian publishing company. >> yes. >> juju: tell me about how your faith informs your storytelling, especially with these books? >> i feel like my foundation is in faith. i feel a constant theme, a sublimb mall message of faith, whatever your belief is. that's one thing i'm happy about in the illustrations. we're not just bringing everybody into the tent with regard to skin color, but also with religion. whatever your background might be. we have two girls in wheelchairs, a girl with a

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here is trump with connie chung in an interview in 1990 when i bribe a proud hotel to me that's exciting because it's a trophy to total trophic. when i build trump tower were when i burn the taj mahal, it sounds like marbles but it's exciting and part of the reason is exciting is because their mega deals, they're important deals that brand morris deals. everybody talks about them, everybody reads about them and writes about them there's a level of importance there that i think also somewhat turns me and well, there is one asset above all though, that may matter to him even now, more than any other >> my thing would be trump tower next to tiffany. that really is the building that that's very special, even though grand high was the first, will grant higher was the first, but i wasn't married to it. i got a price that was a good deal for me and a good deal for hyatt. they were really happy to get it but no motion at the time. there was no real emotional tiny little bit trump tower would be the thing i'm really married to in terms of real estate and so this might be one divorce that trump is

the week long meeting sets the policy agenda for the coming year. premier li chung announced the goal of a 5 percent rise in economic growth in 2024. the same is last year. but it's katrina, you reports though we much harder to achieve this time. the opening of china is national people's congress and aging was full of pageantry and low and surprises. giving his 1st government work report is premier lee chung announced a gdp target of around 5 percent for 2024 and inflation. target of 3 percent. and the creation of 12000000 new jobs and cities. for while these figures mirror last year as targets the admission, they would be more difficult to achieve feasible size. it's, you least expect their tardies, i propose taking into accounts both domestic and international situations. so just keeping this partridge this year is not an easy task. in 2023. china had just reopen the following depend demik lockdown. an optimism around so cool to prevent spending was that high. but that post pandemic rebound proved disappointing. instead, chinese leaders have been grappling with low consumer and busi

plus tony chung in northern thailand. charges are trying to crank down on thomas h o practice score the let's go on with your weather report. we'll kick this one off in asia pacific and we gotta talk about japan because snow storm warnings have been issued for northern hunt. you island is on tuesday. watch for the happens on wednesday, winds coming. not just the right direction here. highest level alerts issue for snow. storm conditions, i think we may then get into blizzard conditions and parts of honshu island or who title. let's go to china right now now that that weather has scooted out plenty of sun here. so that's allowing temperatures to climb. places like boiling up to $22.00 full on sunshine here with this breeze off the bay and then gall. it's going to power up some thunderstorms, as we look toward to dash chatted, scar a dish, and westbank. although some of these could be severe as well. and trump some hail. now we've got a lot going on in the middle east with a storm system across northern savvy arabia, a rock and wade. it's going to produce hail storm scare as well as it sw

commissioner chung. >> present. >> commissioner christian. >> present. >> commissioner green. >> present. 12346789 and commissioner chow. >> present. >> wonderful, well i was suppose to have the privilege of having of reading the land acknowledgment but stins i just

i have killed at least 8 people and i've tony chung in northern thailand for the 3rd is a trying to crack down on the farm is a joke, practice of scorched and in sports travel and so care as traps and school fans, stone the pitch and roll with front of batch reply is off to the team to be sent in the truck and safely the hello welcome to the program. we begin in gaza where the is really on the has launched a new attack on the strips law just medical complex. they are reports of deaths and injuries inside of chief of hospital guards. his health ministry says that is ready. troops have launched missiles, an open fire on one of the buildings. it says thousands of displays, palestinians, patients and medical stuff, a trapped inside in the mask that the be as long as we're now besieged inside i'll she for hospital were being heavily shot at the occupation forces suddenly rated the hospital as you can hear. now there are intense clashes going on. we're hearing sounds coming from the gate there, shrapnel falling all over the hospitals, courtyard to a statement from god's as health ministry says

so if anyone would like to not only vote but receive this amazing new sticker that commissioner chungis wearing, that has the golden gate bridge, california flower and several other beautiful beautiful, poppies remembrances of san francisco please go ahead and vote. so the first thing is now to call the roll. >> yes, and we're all present today which is great. i'll start with you commissioner chow. >> yes, present. >> commissioner chung. >> present. >> commissioner jer ard o. >> present. >> and commissioner greene. >> present. >> and we will now read the land acknowledgment.

nbc's business correspondent brian chung looks at what's driving up prices. >> reporter: this morningr bunny! >> reporter: a sweet holiday is going to cost you more this year. >> easter eggs that are already filled with candy were so expensive at the store, y'all. >> reporter: it's all thanks to soaring sugar and cocoa prices, the perfect recipe for higher prices for those easter treats. according to a recent wells fargo report, global sugar prices are surging at levels not seen over a decade. while the cost of cocoa has more than doubled in the last year, with climate change pointed as the culprit, threatening cocoa tree health and prediction. and the cost of candy and other sweets rising 5.8% according to a consumer price index. its impact being felt at hershey, which reported shrinking profits as a result of high prices. in a statement posted last month, the company writing, quote, while historic cocoa prices are expected to limit earnings growth this year, we believe our strong marketing plans, innovation and brand investments will drive top line growth and meet consumers. >> no b

uh this also sending me the prices has chung full fluids and medicine plans only to 600 percent. so what was it once that goes now, $600.00 is riley shekel, so some people actually pay all of what they have in order to buy some food. as for the family is also telling me that people are literally killing each other. they're attacking each other with knives, wildfire the older flower and food them. that situation actually made some sort of uh, gags, only regardless of groups of people, certainly to get up to steal as much as possible. all the comes in because there's not many for everyone. and to secure the food admitted simple their own group, but some also are filling that in order to have some money to buy uh for the future . so families that were suppressed by almost doing the rules the we're talking about the cloud. uh, julie, almost as rude was surprised. but now, because how much does not print the back a game? each one, does he go food, a medicine for the own people and the latest air drop that was a, from the a you sorry, from the you the, it was fine. that's what they're

it's also telling me the price is, has chung for food and medicine, $500.00 to $600.00 for sense of what was. and one struggle is now 600 is riley shekel. so some people actually pay old, but they have in order to buy some food as for the family and also telling me that people are literally killing each other. they are attacking each other with knives, wildfire the older flower and food them. that situation actually made some sort of, uh, gangs, all of regardless of groups of people, certainly to get up to steel as much as possible. all the comes in because there's not many for everyone. and to secure the food admitted simple their own group. but so also are silly that in order to have some money to buy uh for the future. so families that were suppressed by almost doing the rules we were talking about the cloud uh, judy from us as route was suppressed. but now, because the mazda is not print the back a game, each one does he go food and medicine for the own people, and the latest air drop that was from the a you sorry, from the you the, it was fine. that's what they're telling me. but th

but look to the west of the yangtze river valley chung chain 26 degrees for india. with this breeze off the bay of bank. all that's going to is sparks and storms in the northeast, right through bung with dash, but otherwise elsewhere across the country. it is a quiet picture to the middle east. we go still this round of intense rain moving from iraq into a ron. but it's also kicking back a band of showers and storms across central southern saudi arabia into the south west of yum. and let's go in here for a closer look. who gets tracked with some showers, kuwait, spa brain and cats are but the bulk of that energy, again falling in iran. and there's that line of showers just now dropping down into southern saudi arabia, where there had been some big storms and hailstones. but i think the worst of the rain will actually be in southern iraq. sure, as could see a month's worth in 24 hours. the palestine is once a very different place for today. most of the cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film, which is 0. well, here's historians and i'd witnes

involvement in order to minimize the weight with i'm doing businesses with china. democracy activists, sunny chung, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. thank you. the now gone as a new anti eligibilities to plus legislation has drawn international condemnation with united nations, calling it profoundly disturbing under the new law, the promotion, even the promotion of rights will be punished with up to 5 years in prison. same sex relations are already illegal. in gonna activists, i've described this new law as a nother set back for human rights. as someone who knows about the difficulties of life and gone are for queer people is musician and activist. maxine inc, angel poco also just known as angel. maxine, she is gone, his 1st open we transgender musician and she thinks about algae due to q plus rights. the very pleased to welcome her into the studio here for more. thank you so much for joining us. you know, how did you feel when you heard the results that the parliament had passed this legislation? i failed investigated. ellis had broken. i haven't slipped. it's, it's, it's,

human to be in a the, the food scare set the all over goes up, it's also telling me the process has chung full foods and medicine. finally to 600 percent. so what was and one struggle is now 600 is ready shekels. so some people actually pay old what we have in order to buy some food as for the family. and also telling me that people are literally killing each other. they're attacking each other with knives while quite the older flower and food. and that situation actually made some sort of uh, gags, all, regardless of groups of people, certainly to get up to steal as much as possible of the aid that comes in. because there's not many for everyone. and to secure the food intimate as simple their own group, but so also are filling that in order to have some money to buy uh for the future. so families that were suppressed by almost doing the rules we were talking about the cloud. uh, julie, from us is rude, were suppressed, but now, because the mazda is not print the back a game, each one does he go food and medicine for the own people, and the latest air drop that was a, from the, a you, so

we want to bring in right now, sergeant marissa chung, who is here on the scene as one of the people kind of making sure that it is all secure. first of all, thanks for joining us. can you tell us what time this happened and what you found when your officers got here? >> we received this call around 9:30 p.m. and when we responded to the scene, we found that a person was wounded down in holiday plaza. >> okay. and at this point, is that person dead, it's still an active investigation at this point. >> okay. and what is the situation now? what are you waiting for? and is there any danger to the public at this point? >> so right now we're waiting for our investigative unit to respond to the scene. i don't have an eta as to when the station here will be open, as far as danger, we are still looking for possible suspects again, this is an ongoing investigation. >> and do you have anybody that you've taken into custody or taken in for questioning? >> we do have two individuals detained at this point. we don't know what they're involvement is. so we're still figuring that out. >> and have y

tony chung out, is there a bank of all that set for me and associates? i remember you can always find to much more on our website out to 0. don't com, don't how we'll have more few here often the street, the ask like a narrative from african perspectives. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is key. is you to do short documentary fine for can still make it from ivory coast and the sea turtle god. and i may in zambia, new series of africa direct on algae, sierra 6000000 have died and more than 6000000 have been displaced by a crisis. we have largely ignored democratic republic of homo has been involved in conflicts for nearly 3 decades. now. we're here today to remind you why and these forces and this is a strain the we need to talk about a silent genocide happening in congo. the expectation of companies, people is claims millions of lives and the media is not talking about 206000000 congolese people have lost their lives over the past decade. around every hour. 48 women, sexually assaulted, really in small, have been disp

for many people has tony tangled thoughts. chung why has become one of the world's most polluted city? a highly cult to help us in the haze, overlay can know them time and feeling it's tang. it takes off to fight the forest pause the filled, the with smoke. but the real problem is here, slash and burn farming across the low me come region. but the cool and harvested the dried stokes and stubble of satellite. the remains piled back into the a carpet so i can save a lot of money by betting what is left over what it weighs left. we make a good foot, eliza, for the land and the land can be used right away. as the fire spreads, clouds of acrid smoke below up into the ash breaks up into fine particle dust known as p. m 2.5. that's poisoning the atmosphere to.

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giving his 1st government work report is premier lee chung announced a gdp target of around 5 percent for 2024 and inflation. target of 3 percent. and the creation of $12000000.00 new jobs and cities for, for while these figures mirror last year as targets, li admitted they would be more difficult to achieve feasible size. so she moved police expect her tardies, i propose taking into accounts both domestic and international situations. so just keeping this part is this.