it's nice when you go back to our own country even the filipino at least they daughters can talk back to them in their own language it's a nice woo to learn it i'm hopefully you guys can continue to support it and continue to be with us in knowing this b will go into high school it will be great knowing they have another language after using telling gal and thank you good night >> president fewer and commissioners and superintendant i'm a parent of a high school student at balboa. my son is a product just like chris of the telling gal unfortunately from the school district we were able to have a class and the school has been able to continue the program but we see now that the k through 12 is a bilingual pathway and there's a big gap just like with the korean american like the million dollar school uscf has a one person there that can teach the bilingual classes but we don't have an addendum in place. we have a similar case but in balboa we have a bigger problem we're or it's got 15 percent filipino yet many kids want to take the class but there are no teachers for that and really hav

am grateful we hear the size of the community is local filipino lender want to stay, however, i want you to help us work that out and i actually i would gravitate toward this with more advise. >> i reiterate you retain our full discretion under the process to grant or deny the permit based on land use related issues. >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> yeah. so it so you would the city attorney will need some time so we should continue this item if we pass it today, we can't add a condition. >> if you want to propose it by the supervisor i recommend you thank you for the opportunity continue it. >> it's governed by state law i think he's asking not engage in pay day loans in his memo by aren't they regulateed by the state in interest rates. >> yes, that's an area heavily regulated by the state. >> i'll wait to see what the other commissioners is. >> commissioner borden i notice there's a notice of violations are recurrently open and operating. >> yes. at this location. >> they'll continue to operate. >> they're going through the process to legalize the use. >> yeah. i want to be c

i grew up in san francisco my dad told me and said filipino the language should never ever leave that. it's one of the languages you're supposed to be proud of where you came from the i grew up her i want my daughter and her sister going to betty and having the bilingual class they'll have the benefit to knowing that the telling gal and the filipino culture. it's nice when you go back to our own country even the filipino at least they daughters can talk back to them in their own language it's a nice woo to learn it i'm hopefully you guys can continue to support it and continue to be with us in knowing this b will go into high school it will be great knowing they have another language after using telling gal and thank you good night >> president fewer and commissioners and superintendant i'm a parent of a high school student at balboa. my son is a product just like chris of the telling gal unfortunately from the school district we were able to have a class and the school has been able to continue the program but we see now that the k through 12 is a bilingual pathway and there's a big

i grew up in san francisco my dad told me and said filipino the language should never ever leave that. it's one of the languages you're supposed to be proud of where you came from the i grew up her i want my daughter and her sister going to betty and having the bilingual class they'll have the benefit to knowing that the telling gal and the filipino culture. it's nice when you

we are students of betty carmichael elementary filipino education center. k there 8 filipino and bilingual program. that means we're going to sing. let's play and have fun. this means to catch. means catch me. this means i'll run. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you, everyone (clapping). >> thank you for listening (laughter) (clapping.) thank you boy and girl thank you very much and thank you to our teachers we appreciate you being here so ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to move to the next part of our evenings to celebrate our board certified teachers the mission for mission certified education is to maintain high rigorous standards for accomplished teachers. it requires as much as 5 hundred additional hours of work outside the teachers regular responsibilities. teachers have completed 4 portfolios with lesson planning and student work analysis and the instructions. they've taken 6 written 15e78s on the knowledge and demonstrating the knowledge of the level of their students and how best to constrict contents for the student

and filipino-american residents and i think there is often a misconception that filipinos fully and clearly understand all aspects of the english language and that while many of them do come to the u.s. speaking english, that they often feel more comfortable in their native language, in tagalog. so, we would like to push the office to keep this going. we know that department and organizations can track data based on this language need once this language is certified and looking forward to this hearing and also to president chiu's overall updates on our language access ordinance. >> thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor campos. >> thank you. thank you very much, madam clerk. and i have a couple of items. and the first one is an introduction of a resolution to add the honorary name rescue row to alabama street between 15th and 16th streets. and this is in recognition of the animal services organizations that are located on that block, including the san francisco spca, the mutt world senior dog rescue. and the northern california family dog rescue, as well as, of course, our very own s

will the filipino people and government address historical justice. will the international community throw their support behind the achievement of pass, and when will we fix an electoral system. may this stand as a warning to those who wish to derail the path to final lasting piece. >> these that wish to solve decisiveness, to pursue their own agendas, so many people have suffered for so long. so many of the stakeholders worked so hard. i will not let peace be matched from my people amine. not now. not now. when we have already undertaken the most difficult and significant substance to achieve it. those that want to test will be met with a firm response based op righteousness and justice. i have always said being president is not the easiest of jobsment the fight to change the status quo is daunting. i don't want to just take my turn on a merry go round that goes nowhere but round or round or exacerbate problems. i would rather ride the horse that leads to an end of the journey. there'll be obstacles, and always be those that seek to disrupt any sort

i'm half hispanic and half filipino, so i don't know a lot about those cultures anyway so when i camea clara it was really cool to just see all of the different traditions everyone else participates in and so i learn from meccha and varcatta and i learn from the japanese association and the vietnamese association and how so many people are totally into their backgrounds and their families. >> my college rm mate javier the xman is filipino-mexican and he calls himself flexican. why don't you tell us about what people are looking for? >> it is on market street right next to santa clara university and there will be performers there. we have all different types of performers including ballet folkloric on and a capella and new orleans style jazz combo and there will also be a lot of great food there and there will also be a lot of great games and it's a family event and bring by the kids and everybody in your family to celebrate diversity at santa clara university. >> there is the information on your screen and log on to your website and i did this morning and you can find valuable informa

the focus is on filipino workers. the sponsorship system has been allowed employers to seize their passports and effectively enslave them. this woman took after overdose. >> i took pills and went to the bedroom. my employer came to see me. she said are you crazy. what you did is dangerous. i said i want to die. >> what is extraordinary about this slavery seems to be happening in the wealthiest parts in parts of london. rich arabs from the gulf employ servitude transport their rules and staff to london on the assumption they can get away with it just as easily here. but this is not the only thing set hyped th behind tying the vd worker and it means filipino staff have left with no rights. >> you don't have any chance to change any employer. what will happen is they will stay in the house being abused, not being fed, not being paid because you know if you go, if you runaway from your employer you will become undocumented. >> the home office is standing by its visa rules. abusive overseas workers is unacceptable, it said

. >> filipinos are signing a deal between the moro front and the government. it is aimed at ending decades of fighting. some indigenous tribes feel it will result in the loss of ancestral homes. in the remote village, the people are in the mood to celebrate. >> ladies and gentlemen, the feel peen government signed a pact with the south-east asian powerful rebel group. the moro. peace has finally come. >> for generations they have been displaced, caught up in a conflict with little to deal with. there are 200 families in the prison. most have been here for generations. basic services are non-existent. there's no electricity, no running water, no proper schools. they are hoping that the signing of the peace agreement may mean that life for them will get better. like other indigenous tribes, they live like this. around 100,000 ted, rrk ise are in the region. they struggle the to preserve their identity and culture. >> the peace deal creates the region and addresses the region. most are filipinos who felt mistreated by the government. they are skeptical. this woma

most are filipinos mistreated by the government. >> but they are skeptical. muslims are claiming her family home too. >> what we would like is that they respect the traditions and cultures that we have. so, too, are farms and properties. we don't have anywhereless to go, but here. that's why our needs have to be met. >> the chairman of the moro islamic front indicates that the new region will be inclusive. >> it will be likened to a gatekeeper. where after such period, the keys to the gait will be willingly handed over to the democratic wheel. many people say the agreement looks good on paper, but are worried about the difficulty of implementing it. >> we are concerned to ensure that our rites as indigenous people are protected. the peace agreement should be implemented before the president substance down in 2016. >> for now it is supported, but they are worried and oneder whether grievances will be addressed. >> as always, lots more on the website aljazeera.com. get the latest on all the stories we are coughing covering including the standoff between crimea

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filipino staff are left with no rights say critics. >> with the law, you don't have a chance to change anything, so what will happen is you stay in the house being abused, not being fed, not paid, because you know that if you run away from your employer, you'll be undocumented. >> the home office is standing by the rules. abuse of ofsz domestic workers is unacceptable: >> human rights watch who published the report says the system is not working. >> there's no mechanism to check on domestic workers once they are in the u.k. some people we spoke to told us that their employers told them to lie, saying in the visa we'll pay our worker £1,000, but they pay $2,000, and it's sent to the philippines, saying they have a day off, and there's no days off. >> new laws come into force, built as a push to stop slavery. they will not cover abuse of domestic staff. their rights are solely in the hands of their employees, with a few checks on welfare. >> britain's only surviving world war ii submarine has been restored after a 7 million pound project. >> hmas alliance was launched. a third of sailors

the shooting happened early saturday morning at pa's mexican and filipino cuisine. police say the gunman walked through the front door, and opened fire on a 31-year-old man who was sitting at a table. restaurant staff then took cover and many of the customers ran out one staff member of the restuaurnat says the victim was a regular at the restaurant. >> he was really nice. the shooter i believe new that were looking for. although fort shots went straight to him. >> >> the owners say they will consider purchasing a surveillance system for the restaurant. and right now the victim remains in critical condition at marin general hospital. >> secretary of state john kerry will travel to kiev on tuesday to meet with ukranian officials. kerry's trip comes as a response to russia's military advance into ukraine. kerry has raised the possibility of issuing economic sanctions and visa bans. russian forces are surrounding three military bases in the strategic crimean peninsula. this is prompting fears an armed conflict could break out at any moment. . uniformed gunmen can be se

filipinos celebrating a deal between the opposition front and the government. some indigenous tribes fear that the deal will result in the loss of their ancestral home. >> reporter: here in the remote village in the southern philippines, they are in the mood to celebrate. >> now, ladies and gentlemen,-- >> the philippines signed the deal with the most powerful rebel group. by ending the muslim rebe rebel, the peace finally comes. for generations they have been misplaced. caught up in a conflict they have little to do with. >> reporter: there are 200 families in this village. basic services remain nonexistence. there is no electricity, no running water, no medical clinic and no property school. they're hoping that the signing of this peace agreement means that life for them will get better. like for many other indigenous tribes in the region, they live like this, poor and marginalize. they claim 300 hecters of ancestral lands. most are filipinos who feel mistreated by the government. but they are accidental. she said that muslims took away her ancestral home man

including a number of folks in my district, particularly members of the filipino -- filipino americancommunity like the president of the philippine -- filipino community of my county. and members of the filipino american chamber of the county. many of my constituents have family members in the philippines that were affected by this typhoon and they're trying to do everything possible to help them rewhether. . the united nations coordinated and prioritized assistance estimates that $788 million will be needed for humanitarian aid through november, 2014. sadly, only $369 million has been contributed to date. this bipartisan legislation, which i am proud to be part of with my colleague, mr. swalwell from california, representative heck from nevada and representative issa from california, will allow people to deduct qualifying charpteable contributions -- charitable contributions made after the enactment of this date and before april 15 to be used. the need is so great. identical legislation has already been introduced and passed unanimously by the senate earlier this year. our country's

say filipino workers are left with no rights. >> you have no opportunity to change anything.ot being fed, not being paid, abused, because you know if you run away from your employer, you will become undocumented. >> the home office is standing by its visa rules, abuse of domestic workers is unacceptable they said but they have actions and are provided with a letter informing them of their rights in the u.k. and where to get help if needed. human rights watch which published the report says the rules are not working. >> there's no method to check on domestic workers once they're in the u.c. their employers told them to lie, saying in the visa application we're going to pay our worker 1,000 pounds a month, instead they pay them 200 per month which they send directly to the relatives, which they do not see. >> not cover abuse of domestic satisfy their rights seem to be solely in the hands of their employers with few checks on their welfare. lawrence lee, al jazeera, london. >> maria innes ferre is back. >> tony, a report on last summer's asiana airlines attack, airlines systems

filipino workers have come to london with their wealthy employers. cabala has seized their passports and enslave them. this woman ended under taking pills. >> my employer came to see me, she said are you crazy, away did you is dangerous, i said i want to die. >> what is extraordinary about this is the slavery seems to be happening in the wealthy parts of western london, the domestic serve attitude at home have simply transported tear rules and their staff to london on the theory they can get away with it just as easy here. >> but cafala, tie the visas together of worker and employer. critics say it means filipino staff are left with no rights. >> with this law, you don't have any chance to change any employer. what will happen is you stay in that house being abused not being fed not being paid because you know that if you go, if you run away from your employer, you will become undocumented. >> the home office is standing by its viet arules. abuse of overseas domestic workers is unacceptable but they have access to u.k. employment rules and provided w

. >> my name is marlene i'm the ambassador the filipino women's network. my board members have allowed me to donate my time i want to ask you to they can my board members (calling names.) (clapping.) . today would not have happened without our city officials and many, many thanks to nov. and the first lady of san francisco who makes a point to come and support us (clapping) but i want you to u to take a minute and look around you and can you tell who has experienced violence or who's been silenced or shamed i want to ask you have you ever been effected by violence have you known anyone who has been assaulted or raped do you know if this person has got justice. this is not about raising awareness but about seeking justice about rising for justice for your friends. for anyone who has not received just because they've been silenced and shamed. to be complete survivors of violence have to feel they've received justice so i ask you to rise and help them release the shame and a silence and rights for justice and people have asked me why are we dance because you

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. >> back in november while knocking on doors i met a filipino gentleman in hayward.he had a family member he couldn't find and that sprung me into action to realize people here in the bay area a large filipino vibrant area knew people over in the philippines that were suffering. so we moved through a bipartisan bill that says if you make a contribution to the typhoon relief all the way up to april 15th of this year, you can count it back to the 2013 tax reform. >> now that you are here i have to ask you about some questions about leland yee scandal because you are both a politician and a former prosecutor. what is your take on the case? >> it is disturbing. people sphere what is going on -- people fear what is going on. we have this obsession in our system right now of campaign contributions. and you see all of this outside money being spent on campaigns. and there is this mad dash to raise money that i think it raises the issue should we have a publicly financed system. we had a joint orientation with members of parliament from over in the uk. they were pulling thei

. >> i'm anthony i'm with the filipino leader. i'm here to support fro muni for youth. a lot of the seniors and everyone that can be aware are in thousands. i know you know that a lot of you have seen the benefits we've been struggling with this clel for years. and we're asking here our basic demands to serve the nodes of our folks in the city. this is for 18-years old and the seniors and folks who are disabled to prioritize all the people of the city not only those who are weighing i didn't. we believe we can do this in partnership like supervisor campos said there's a good point about transit equality and we'll keep coming and the door is open in the community to talk to us and work with the people and not just the corporations thank you >> thank you next speakers. >> thank you (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm the youth commissioner currently and an appointment by mayor ed lee. i would like to applaud you with the work had you done with free muni for youth. i appreciate the donation that google has made. i'd like to say well, let me tell you there's this gill i

information like the chinese progress association and last year in may when we launched our report at the filipino center supervisor avalos joined us and he saw this as prove what he saw to be the county he represents. it preserves affordable housing and we feel it's balanced and ann is incentive sensitive - sensitive we've found 51 percent of householders have children in hair homes >> supervisor kim has a question. sir. supervisor kim >> thank you. i appreciate all of the work that was put into the legislation and it's really clear when you read through it a a lot of indication to protect tenants that maybe in a situation your talking about. and another asian law caucus staff member talked about this tenant. i guess one of the questions in the situation that it was spoken about easily that was evicted how would this legislation help the tenant in that situation >> in this somewhere the landlord would have the option of legal listing the unit. >> right my guess this landlord wouldn't have gone through the legitimization process it's not mandate that's a volunteer program. >> that's correct we fee

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a man wearing a dark hoodie walked into pozner mexican and filipino cuisine and shot another man several times. there were other people in the restaurant at the time and no one else was hurt. police are trying to figure out if the gunman and victim knew each other. the victim is in serious condition. >>> rude awakening for an oakland family. a stolen suv was sent careening into the house. someone put brakes on the gas pedal and put it in gear and that sent it hurtling down coolidge avenue. it hit several cars before it landed in the house. the people in the home were asleep and not hurt. >> hurt. >> i heard the bang and felt the bag and then i remember hearing something that was waking me up before that. i woke up and thought it was an earthquake it first. >> the suv ruptured the gas line, three homes nearby were temporarily evacuated. >>> the fbi unveiled a nationwide billboard campaign this week in hopes of capturing a fugitive from the bay area. it asked drivers to be on the lookout for daniel andreas san diego from berkeley. san diego has been on the run for a decade. he's accused of

cycle the organizations that we granted were the art of refugee and the chinatown organizations and filipino-american is a small nonprofit and 9th street consortium and the theatre and the family connection and rafael house and the san francisco historic society and the todd could and tenderloin neighborhood corporation and museum of afghan projects. there were a lot of grant while smaller organizations that represent community throughout the city i want to give director chiu an opportunity for comments >> good afternoon bryan chiu of the mayor's office of housing and community development. we are rapidly approaching the final meeting of our four months process with the working group we had the first meeting in december and our final meeting this friday at which point we'll be discussing the final draft of our proposal as supervisor kim mentioned the actual disbursement relics or reflects only a small portion the solution is a citywide solution and i want to reassure the board when we did our special survey we sent out our survey to every single nonprofit that was funded throughout the city for at le

it happened around one this morning at pa's mexican and filipino cuisine on b street. man walked in and shot a patron several times. it is unclear if the two knew each other. the victim is in serious condition. >>> a thief in oakland found an especially malicious way to ditch a car. he put a brick on the gas pedal send put nit gear and sent it down coolidge avenue. >> i heard the bang. i felt the bang. that is what woke me up. i remember hearing something waking me up before that. then i woke up and thought it was an earthquake at firstment we have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the suv ruptured a gas line to the house. the suspect is still on the run. >>> the storm slamming southern california ruined breakfast for diners at a waterfront restaurant in santa barbara a. take a look. >> oh my gosh. [ screaming ] >> time to go. >> yeah, got to get out of there, a wild wave slammed into the windows at moby dick's. no one was badly hurt. here is what the waves look like outside. the high surf tosses people around like a toy. and it battered the patio at the bay

the shooting happened early saturday morning at "pa's mexican and filipino cuisine."spanic man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt walked into the restaurant. went straight to a 31-year-old man who was sitting at a table. and shot him several times before running out. one worker says the victim was a regular at the restaurant. the man is in critical condition at marin general hospital. there were about 20 other people in the restaurant at the time of the shooting but nobody else was hurt. >> san francisco's failure to an investor and ambulances and medics could be putting patience safety at risk. a new report from the nearly 25 under people had the way leicester to be transported to a hospital because an ambulance was not available. that is four times the number of people will have to wait. fire chief joanne hayes-white says the the cities to invest in medics and ambulance maintenance, but people should not be concerned about their safety. >> coming up on of the kron4 new is. a big deadline is looming for two former members of chris cris the staff. we will have the lates

this time fought for fair wages and working conditions for garment factory workers alongside her filipino and chinese colleagues. last year mrs. lee's most challenging moment arrived when her family and all of her [speaker not understood] were issued for eviction by a new owner who promptly evicted the residents. weeks and months turning into a year, mrs. lee fought to find a new home her family could afford. the services and support [speaker not understood] relied upon for 30 years for themselves and their daughter. as time passed, the reality was the law was not on her side but she fought on despite the odds not just for herself, but because she wanted to continue to show the human faces behind every eviction and to fight for all the workers and tenants who spend sleepless nights like her wondering how much time they had left in their home. she said it in her own words. "in many ways all my life i have been a fighter but even the greatest fighters have challenging moments and adversity, even the best fighters have sleepless nights with a roof over their heads may be taken away." mrs. [s

luis alejo/conceja l "la historia de cesar chavez.. no solo para trabajadores latinos, sino para filipinos, arabes, que eran parte de este movimiento para mejorar las condiciones de todo los trabajadores. y las celebraciones no paran. con estrenos de la pelicula en las ciudades mas importantes del pais, hoy en la noche le toca el turno a sacramento, donde tambien se van a recaudar fondos para la unin de campesinos, o united farm workers, el sindicato creado por csar chvez. rita medina/herman a de cesar "muy feliz, muy contenta por lo que han hecho por mi hermano , que sigue el legado adelante, lo extranamos mucho, pero vive de aqui de acerquita" andres live para nuestros amigos en san jose, la iglesia nuestra senora de guadalupe va a honrar el legado de chavez con una ceremonia manana sabado a las 3 de la tarde..... en vivo..... cesar gracias andres cesar ---la policia de san jose investiga la muerte de un hombre luego de encontrar su cadaver take vo en el interior de una casa en la calle "aborn" anoche... ---agentes de homicidios llegaron al lugar, pero segun el portavoz de la corporacion