we have the country's only filipino bilingual school. we have health centers, parks, churches with filipino residents and their families. we still have a concern about the recent move to push the border north to 13th street. is higher than the previously proposed 15th street northern border, which was in the map as recently as april 4. it is higher than the community unity map version with the district 9 border at 16th street. it is important to filipino community stays unified and has a voice politically. [tone!] our people come out for community matters. they want to be involved. we urge you move the northern border of district 92 least 15th street and extended from valencia to harrison street. i cannot convey to you enough how important is that the filipino be voting on this today. mr. rose will have some information on what this very significant proposal means in terms of the changes that this entails. i support the idea of moving away from the payroll system. i think that this this incentivizes the job creation and i am not certain

>> my question is, is the filipino community corridor on mission street recognized neighborhood? i think there was a map submitted that was called the filipino corridor. >> i don't think we have that on our list of recognized -- of our list of submitted neighborhoods. >> yes, we did, it was submitted. ms. tidwell: i guess it was not clear to us at that time. >> i am trying to get to the member proposal. >> i'm sorry, what did you say? >> it was not clear to us that was a neighborhood a proposal, so we did not digitize it. >> so, how are we -- how can we resolve that? >> is it a neighborhood or more properly a committee of interest? >> i thought it was a neighborhood, the way the map was submitted, but i realize that was not digitized. >> so, yeah, do you have the map with you? >> i do. give me a few minutes, though. mr. mcdonnell: we can't want to hurry up and slow down at the same time. it does not work that way. for the purposes of ms. tidwell and the edits that need to be made, there is the adding of the individual member submissions as agreed upon in to the lessons and recomm

we've been working in low income and filipino community. we've been working with caregivers, domestic workers, hotel restaurant workers, doing culturally outreach and language specific assistance to workers seeking wages that they're owed. this is work they've been done and haven't paid for. i've been able to, as part of an alliance or part of the progressive workers alliance, learning about industries and communities across the city that are not being paid fair wages. i've been able to assist some clients through my -- english, to fight for their wages. we've brought legal assistance. we've worked with the labor standards enforcement office, to particularly highlight the wage theft situation in the filipino caregiver community. it's a growing industry in the community and across the countries. the population in the country is aging and a lot of caregivers working, a lot of undocumented filipinos who work in that industry who deserve fair wages. we've been able to do that work as part of the california domestic fair workers, and some of the

the top labor day destinations in the bay area plus the filipino foodie of and how far ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the spike in gas prices does not stop californians from going out of town according to a trip advisor 64 percent are driving the big question is where is everybody going for labor day? top five choices are carmel napa lake tahoe calistoga ranch and santa cruz. now that people have plans that want to know what the weather will be light. those are the destinations for northern california? >>> yes >>> i am right here ladies and a gentleman we update where is it is what was a hurricane downgraded to tropical storm and now just a low spinning over the midwest it will manage saint louis a little bit. headlines in the bay area more sunshine tomorrow, will cool down a little bit mid-week we will get a spike in temperatures tomorrow and monday. concord's 76 sfo 65. for tonight low clouds back along the shoreline, inland mostly clear skies tonight. if you like foggy weather you'll be in for a disappointment. sunny for the bay area for the most part the coast will start with clouds and

. >> [inaudible] on kaerny street a 10 block community where many filipinos lived. in the 1910th and the 20's and 30's. there were night clubs and restaurants and small businesses. it was a lot of the [inaudible] many of them who came in the earlier time they called it home. at the time and the international hotel struggle happened, it was right on kerny and jackson. that was the last building, the last block of manila town that was standing. san francisco at the time was going through a period you know, where there was redevelopment they were expanding to the western edition. they were tearing down a lot of communities. at the same time it was a time when a lot of asian americans were becoming more aware of our heritage and the conditions of our communities. and that basically created, sort of a, sort of a back drop for the hotel struggle. >> the struggle began in 1968 and the first eviction notices were given to the elderly residents the international hotel was spiritualy healthy and a hub for filipino culture and community. the hotel sat on valuable downtown prop

that applies to the filipinos and two others. they set foot in san francisco.eneration upon generation, of residence of san francisco had to endure the struggles and have made this city a very special place. i am very excited about the leadership that presides over san francisco today. mayor lee, supervisor chiu, mar, chu, and we had the treasurer. this ought to be a moment in which we celebrate the aspirations and the fact that we have risen to the governance of this country. the fact that we have changed the opportunity. last night, i have the opportunity to listen to an 86- year-old honoree at the gathering last night. she's had spoken about how her life was different and the opportunities that were denied because she was jewish. because of the efforts of norm and mike and your leade in, asiy are not denied opportunities because of where they come from. we are aspiring and we are leaving california and america in a new generation. -- leading california and america in a new generation. we have an obligation to lead in the 21st century. we are providing leader

i'm also from the filipino women's network. i am speaking for myself.lieve a person in public office should be an example to the public. mr. mirkarimi's actions undermine domestic violence programs in san francisco. it is one of the programs that people can get information on the anti-domestic ren is platform the share of overseas one of the country's most innovative and tied-domestic violence programs, and to have a convicted abusers in charge of these programs undermines credibility. as a citizen -- as a born resident, i would ask that the commission please set the standard for the public, and also for myself and my friends and family. we have experienced these unfortunate situations. thank you. >> good morning, and thank you for this time. i will be reading from a petition that has been sent to you will receive another copy with signatures. i and two other friends will be reading from the same petition. we voters from the city of san francisco, and those who seek fairness and justice for this is -- its citizens are sending this letter on behalf of al

. >> the owner of the bar tells us his on father is filipino and is starting as a tongue-in-cheek protesthis bar. nothing stays local. word got out and all heck broke loose. this is what the sign says now but if you look closely you can spot the name of the drink special that stirred up trouble. >> it is of sir that they had to take 30 asian summer punch of their board because someone told them. >> councilman marion barry made this comment -- >> [unintelligible] >> i felt when i met tony for years ago he tell me he was filipino. >> dc's office of human rights said -- the d.c. agency says it has jurisdiction over what appears in public. bar patrons say it is a violation of the owner's free- speech rights. >> it is making fun of marion barry's comments. >> i did not find it offensive. >> at a barbershop in anacostia that during special is no laughing matter. >> it is offensive. it should not be allowed. freedom of speech but it is kind of a put down on the war itself. >> the owners took the sign down before this went further. had he had violated the law, he could have faced fines up to $10,

americans, the filipino chamber of commerce, around of applause for all of our community partners, pleaseat was a lot. [applause] >> i am so glad he had to do that. our next speaker is u.s. congressmen. he is representing the 15th congressional district of california in the u.s. house of representatives. in congress, he is a member of the powerful house appropriations and budget committee. share of the democratic caucuses, new media working group, house democratic senior went, and the original author of the equity and excellence commission now housed in the u.s. department of education. his district includes silicon valley, the birthplace of technology. mike has dedicated his life to public service and is lauded for his work on education, civil- rights national service, immigration, transportation, the environment, and high-tech issues. >> he is also the greatest karaoke sing their -- singer and all of congress. -- in all of congress. [applause]

. >> do you consider yourself filipino? >> no, no. by nationality, no. i'm a moro. >> reporter: they have known conflict for centuries, beginning with resistance to the spanish colonyists and the incorporation of the island into the philippine republic. since then migrants have come here, and today those mostly christian settlers outnumber the mostly muslim original islanders by better than 2 to 1. a journalist who wrote a book about it says it's as much about economic inequality as religion. she says much of today's problems trace back to the dictator ferdinand marcos who ruled from 1985 to 1986. >> he instituted a lot of government policies that oppressed the minority muslims, that took them away from the economic and political ties. after that the military really violated human rights from these rebels who wanted to be separate from the republic at this point. >> that sewowed the seeds for radicalization. by the 1990s a regional al qaeda began to thrive. >> it's not growing. they're still confined. that's the success of the security forces in that por

they are subsets of the other groups as a ethnicity just as there is a cambodian, chinese, filipino, hawaiian, vietnamese, korean, laotian that are ethnicities. we can break out any particular ethnicity further via the computer system at the jail or the claim -- crime data warehouse. >> they all fall under the category of latino? ha >> i don't know that. >> 5 that out. >> the question is if latino and his pecker said atoms? >> no, the black and latino or seven them so that we understand how the hispanic members. >> latino would not go with black. >> that is exactly the point. >> if you want to change what gets reported for the region to the fbi, they would have to make that change. we are reporting on what everybody else reports. >> i understand that we are reporting what everyone else reports. that will have to be changed. it will have to be taken on someplace else. but we need to ascertain, and sentences go, what the different " andquote-unqute racs are. i don't believe people of hispanic backgrounds whether we categorize them as white hispanics or any other kind of hispanics see t

en ambas regiones, seguidos por vietnamitas y personas de la india en el condado de santa clara y filipinoss en el este de la bahia. blanca ---tiempo de la primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 pero mas adelante... take vo blanca ---se podria haber encontrado la primera pista sobre la causa del aumento de contagios del hantavirus en el parque yosemite. take vo cesar ---y hay buenas noticias para miles de duenos de casa en california que tienen problemas para hacer sus pagos hipotecarios... take sot --- ariel rodriguez ariel rodriguez dice: "las temperaturas aumentaran mas en el interior.le tengo en pronostico mas adelante." roll open blanca ---se reporta la novena infeccion por el hantavirus a un turista de california que visit "yosemite" pero que ya se recupera. take vo ---tambien, se cree que la poblacion de ratones de yosemite que portan el peligroso hantavirus ha crecido mas de la cuenta, lo cual pudo haber llevado al brote de turistas contagiados que visitaron el parque. ---segun el departamento de de salud publica, el numero de roedores que han sido capturados en trampas, es mayor q

see is about one of 70 filipino workers saddling for almost $1 million. this suit was filed a few years ago. >> this is so sad that this is happening especially for these asian workers who have spent 10-20 years working in the nursing industry in irian the hospital stays and they have done nothing wrong. >> we are happy that they recognize something needs to be done. >> i feel very happy and grateful. and hopefully discrimination and harassment stops. we >> yesterday afternoon the seas -- the oakland a's began selling post-season ticket. >> people were lined up all day outside the box office here. tickets for the playoff games that were available at 10:00 a.m. pin >> we hope the baby gets to go to the playoff game. >> thousands of tickets were snatched up in the first hour or appeared. those buying early tickets just once they get their seats pin >> it will be weeks before these fans will know if they will be able to use these tickets. >> i think their chances are amazing. >> to see that. it is easy to did as lean back and flopped arms. they're preparing

similarly you will see the filipinos go from 49% to 62% and japanese from 76% to 85%. similar for koreans. other nonwhite from 60 to 66% and the whites go from 75% to 85%. in math again for the targeted sub groups which is african-american, latino, samoan and they had a higher growth rate over five years as compared to the district. okay. looking at every other sub group we see the same positive upward trend. looking at our various sub groups other sub groups we saw the same trends. okay. then we also disaggregated it by programs so this is looking at our special education students as well as our english language learners and we do see in 2008 we tested three two 98 students on the test and as compared to 212 we tested 2,094 students. in the first three years which is 2008, nine, and ten, we were introducing the cma or the state was introducing the cma through the grade levels so first was the elementary grades. then the secondary grades and then high school subject grades, so it was being introduced, so when you look at the last two years you will see that we have inc

decision to timothy bradley jr this june thirty nine year old mark is managed to draw against the filipino eighty years ago but lost the next two bouts the last of which was in october and. i think we're pretty listen finally where the russian professional boxing federation celebrated their twentieth year anniversary this week with a lover so ward ceremony here in moscow nick alive all who ever was the host of the events while legendary evander holyfield also made a star turn us nicholai charles reports. it was a big concern for russia's. president going to the police respond to his trains and promoting. this book seems russia to have the sixes it has today well the biggest treated well no it was the speech of the. world champion evander holyfield. who's making the ship to move to during this immigration i'm honored to be here. a lot of great fighters came out of russia and you know it you know it was quite a task they wasn't like they wasn't buying professional now made by a professional and you can see that kind of make what the make the world box bigger . but over the past two decades t

correctly report them as for adults, it's asian, and for juveniles, it's chinese, japanese, and filipino. in no cases do we classify asian arrestees as others. so both were incorrect as reported in the media. any questions about this so far? >> i have a question. about the reporting as hispanic, either as black, white, i'm looking at the categories here, how do you know? how do you know -- >> well, what we are asked to do is to self-report it. so we ask people. >> and if they refuse to respond? >> unknown or other. >> it's delineated in the bulletin that i just passed out. >> thank you. >> so the -- i just kind of -- a little context here. you know, sometimes when we're asked what seems like a question it's difficult to give an answer so i want to give the context answer. when i say nine plus, this is the number i've found so far systems involved in the arrest reporting process in san francisco. and when we say the police report arrests to the department of justice, what that is, is the police run a computer job that actually collects data from nine different systems that come from all d

but in 2010 for this report we reported 760 chinese, 9 filipino, one japanese. and this came from them. so i think there was a confusion about a report that the department of justice produces, and what we -- san francisco is reporting to the doj. >> okay. so that was a report i was mentioning to the commissioner. so if it's possible to leave a copy of that with our secretary that would be great that way you can distribute it and i don't have it. >> also something on the website for the public here tonight that might want to look at that. >> also wanted to ask about the data itself. you know, what is our arrest data for san francisco? so if we're looking at cal doj and f.b.i. seems there's a reason why it's not as fully detailed as we like and chief you mentioned we will have some data at the end of this quarter so should we ask -- >> no. in january we can give you the last quarter of 2012. >> so maybe we'll wait 'til january or ask earlier to see the actual data itself because i would like to see what our arrest data is. >> we could give it to you at the end of

. >> filipino street fighting. >> no matter what you do to get away. >> even young girls as young asruschi. >> right. we teach girls as young as 4. it's amazing the feedback. even speaking in india you see girls go from shy girls to empowered. they're screaming, fighting, slapping, kicking, excited. they realize they have the ability to defend themselves and enjoy their life. >> why is it so important to you. >> i think it's important because it could be anybody. i had the knowledge to get myself out of a situation and it's important to share that so the girls in my generation don't become statistics and they don't have something specific in their life. >> you have a black belt and you're a street fighted? >> in simulated scenarios but nothing personally has happened to me. >> what kind of scenario. >> studios. full-on attacks. we've had to deal with that and fend people off. >> wow. that's amazing. and you have a book as well, dome you? >> i do. it's called young revolutionaries who rock and it highlights young teens who are doing incredible things and it shows how you take what you

filipino girl singing "i will always you." this has 1.5 million hits, and y been signed for a record deal. >> they may ask for her to do in the grocery meantime.he >> this is unbelievable. >> and she does this very well. >> of the weather today is gorgeous. opinion, but this is subjective. today it is absolutely beautiful. changes are on the way for weekend. we have more about this. >> tomorrow we wake up to summertime, but then it will be feel like it will autumn. in annapolis the sky looks clear. temperatures are comfortably this saturday morning, in the 50's through this area. it will be near 80 degrees by this afternoon. sunshine and pleasant, around 80 degrees. and a cold front will trigger thunderstorms, and your eye on the sky and the forecast, too. partly cloudy and comfortably isl, and a reminder, this of the tunnel equinoxes. the simplest way to think about this as the sun sets in the west, directly over the equator. >> fun stuff, absolutely. around the region, a couple of items here and there. leaving college park,

. >> filipino street fighting. >> no matter what you do to get away. >> even young girls as young asruschi. >> right. we teach girls as young as 4. it's amazing the feedback. even speaking in india you see girls go from shy girls to empowered. they're screaming, fighting, slapping, kicking, excited. they realize they have the ability to defend themselves and enjoy their life. >> why is it so important to you. >> i think it's important because it could be anybody. i had the knowledge to get myself out of a situation and it's important to share that so the girls in my generation don't become statistics and they don't have something specific in their life. >> you have a black belt and you're a street fighted? >> in simulated scenarios but nothing personally has happened to me. >> what kind of scenario. >> studios. full-on attacks. we've had to deal with that and fend people off. >> wow. that's amazing. and you have a book as well, dome you? >> i do. it's called young revolutionaries who rock and it highlights young teens who are doing incredible things and it shows how you take what you

correctly report them as for adults, it's asian, and for juveniles, it's chinese, japanese, and filipino. in no cases do we classify asian arrestees as others. so both were incorrect as reported in the media. any questions about this so far? >> i have a question. about the reporting as hispanic, either as black, white, i'm looking at the categories here, how do you know? how do you know -- >> well, what we are asked to do is to self-report it. so we ask people. >> and if they refuse to respond? >> unknown or other. >> it's delineated in the bulletin that i just passed out. >> thank you. >> so the -- i just kind of -- a little context here. you

civil structural engineering class of dbi 80% chinese ethnicity, remaining include vietnamese and filipino sympathetic to the chinese leadership. the first white engineer was hired two months ago. other racial disparities could be found. should we look? topic of official misconduct. i would like to address a larger problem. discussion of racism you refuse to do anything about, the larger problem is the lack of written authorized direction to staff. for the last four plus years there have been no such documents produced by our management. once again, how can this commission allow a department to exist with no written and authorized policies and procedures? how can you allow these persons whose actual title include the word director not direct? once again a director has not issued directives is committing malfeasance at the level of misconduct. the lack of written direction for a lengthy period of time has resulted in complete confusion in that department. from operating by word of mouth only. should this department become criminal or operating in a criminal manner? regardless who hughey and

mexican who back here has fought three times before drawing the first and winning the last two and the filipino hopes to make it with number three. i want to. go the old me bucko when i was. really five and thirty four years old the hungry man you gotta go to fight in the ring so please walk away. and we finish where we started with football on a week when fed ex stunned champions in each instant petersburg and another must go slump to their seventh defeat twenty seven goals were scored in the russian premier league and he is the pick of them it's goals galore. eleven . eleven. eleven. eleven eleven . eleven. eleven eleven. eleven . i'm. the best i. got as always both by. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. mission free cretaceous three. charges free. range and free. three stooges free.

started about the preservation or creation of leather districts based of cultural significance, filipino areas in the south of market based on that also. in japan town we have struggled for how to do that legislatively. i think that as part of a bigger discussion of how you keep -- there is a part of some of us that feel like we're losing some of the culture in san francisco. i think the eagle has always been symbolic. every time i looked up at the condos, it is kind of pathetic here again so i am getting myself, and that is fine. so i think it is the bigger conversation that is really not appropriate in the transfer of a liquor license, but i think that is why people are so passionate about this issue, because people do not want to lose another culture abase. base. we have lost a lot in the past wttwo decades. people want to continue it, that the school. i'm happy to, but i do not support continuing it, i would rather deny licensing. supervisor campos: thank you. i want to thank the members of the public that have come out to. let me just make it clear that for me, this issue is not abo