and also to david wong, thank you. thank you, david.k you for being one of the first principles to participate in the community house, and to make certain that these shared playgrounds -- we were making certain that this was open to the rest of the public. we had that very fine effort, to make certain that the schools are part of that community. and for your great service to the students, who have engaged in the juvenile justice system, not only doing this but exhibiting your ongoing dedication by knowing that you will go right back to the classroom, and you will continue your excellent service. thank you very much for that. with the support of the school superintendent, and the city family, i want to announce that he will be receiving a very nice package of things that i hope represent our support for the work that you have done, the congratulation and the sincere thanks for a job well done. part of that package, you'll be receiving a cash reward of $750. we also have the best packages, to one of my favorite restaurants. you have proba

. >> i am david wong, a 20-years the trend with the san francisco assurance department. i served eight years in the united states army reserves and national guard. i am actively involved with youth programs like community youth centers and others in san francisco. i live in sunset with my wife and two children. i'm running for the office of sheriff because i believe we must reduce the recidivism rate and in still crime preventive measures by investing in our youth. in the 20 years i served as a deputy sheriff for san francisco, i witnessed the department spent more money for fewer resources. as sheriff, i would implement job training for the incarcerated to enable them to transition into productive citizens and contribute toward our society. i would encourage youth programs where debt easing cage with the community, offering opportunity to our youth, enabling them to lead productive lives instead of turning to crime. i would implement a rehabilitation process for the incarcerated. i would implement a performance evaluation system to ensure every individual in a drug reha

. >> i am david wong, a 20-years the trend with the san francisco assurance department.i served eight years inhe

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we have david henry wong, the playwright with us here, and we're going to have a one-act comic play aboutan american doing business in beijing. it's hitting broadway soon. it's a big treat. the actors have come down from new york, and then it's very short, and then we go on the roof with one of the best views 234 this city to have drinks. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> more about global economics later today when live with "new york times" journalist thomas friedman who wrote a book looking at the u.s. role in the world called "that used to be us." the authors will be at an event hosted by john hopkins university school of advanced international studies. see that live online at 5:35 p.m. eastern today at booktv.org. while we wait for the day long forum on china to resume, here's comments from earlier today. 234 this part, you'll hear experiences working with american versus chinese executives, america's visa policies, chinese business practices, and communications between chinese and american companies. >> looking here, you have one sitting there, river lou, a chin

. >> next up, we have david wong from francis scott key. [applause] >> all right. >> i know what is thre. >> -- there. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner. and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last night. people say principals have the toughest job. i will say, this job is jsut as challenging as it is rewarding. it is hard to believe i have done this for 19 years. this job presents many challenges, and i have to say that this kept my heart young. i really enjoyed doing my job. some days are more challenging than the others. but in the 19 years -- i never had one day i never wanted to come to school. i accumulated over 200 days of sick days. i would donate this to one of the teachers in need. what kept me going, this is the smile that i see at school. the staff and the parents and students, the things that kept me going all year. i am here to receive this award by i am very humbled by this honor. there are many out there who were just as deserving. and we a