min ho is being remembered as a loving uncle and brotherwho gave his life for his niece. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news this is a bigger deal that i thought it was going to be, i'm teary and i didn't think i was going to be i thought i was fine.(catherine)was fine. (catherine) an emotional homecoming for some of the 280 residents of a concord apartment building - who are being allowed to move back in tonight.. they'd been evacuated for several day because of the fire at a next door construction site... (catherine) the huge fire raced through a 240 unit project early tuesday morning.. that building under construction - is now being at least partly demolished since it was so badly damaged. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on the investigation... a platoon of investigators from multi agencies including the atf national response team are working narrowing down the origin and cause of the fire that turned the project known as reniassance two in a heap of charred wood and debris.. just some of the 65 investigaors are here digging thru the rubble looking for clues

commissioner ho has to be somewhere. call item number 7, please. i would appreciate it. >> clerk somera: sure. a motion to confirm or reject the mayor's nomination for reappoint. of doreen woo ho. >> commissioner safai: unless there's some additional comments please come forward. >> thank you for the opportunity to discuss my reappointment to the commission. i just want to go over several points, my background with some of you who have not met me and need are refresher. number two, i would like to talk about the establishments since i've been on the commission and my skill sets and why i'm interested in the commission and moving forward and the effectiveness since i've been on the commission as a whole working with my colleagues. >> commissioner safai: hold on one second. i'm sorry. supervisor stefani, if you can take it into the hallway. thank you, everyone. congratulations. i just want to offer commissioner ho respect. thank you. you can take -- thank you. thank you. please proceed. >> okay. thank you. first of all, i'd just like to reiterate i'v

as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein search of his 9-year old niece, whom he thought was trapped by the flames. thao and his wife chau fought back told methat min was home alone when the fire broke out and that their daughter had left with her father only a half hour earlier, but min did not know that. firefighters also searched for anyone who might have been trapped only to discover min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. fire captain mitch matlow.mitch matlow/san jose fire dept "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a consider that a success because virtually any fire in a mobile home is going to destroy that home, it's a question of whether we can get all the people out and can we stop it from spreading it to other homes..." neighbors say the mobile home was fully eng

she tells nbc bay area her brother is 22-year-old min ho. he is joining us from the mobile park and why neighbors are calling him a hero. anoushah? >> reporter: arson investigators were out here trying to answer those questions moving in and out of the house that now looks like a pile of burned wood. according to min ho's sister and her husband, the 22-year-old ran back into the burning house to save their daughter who was his niece, but she was never there in the first place. >> i was taking my son to little league practice and i smelled smoke. and i thought, this is not normal. >> reporter: it was, in fact, more than abnormal and terrifying for everyone in the neighborhood. >> everybody was panicking. >> reporter: tonight new information about a man firefighters say they found dead at the scorched west winds mobile home in san jose. a couple who tells nbc bay area they lived here and identify that man as hatheir brother and brother-in-law, 22-year-old min ho, less than two weeks away from celebrating a birthday. >> it's horrible. >> report

by persistent women in their 20's asking invasive questions including their phone number.sot: ashley ho/ san jose state university student// "actually a freidn of mine sent it to me on snap chat a message like spread the word like say it to everyone else."ella " what are they warning you guys about?"" if somebody asks for your number don't give it to them or don't talk to them."san jose state

>> cab driver: chinese, ho kai min. >> anthony: ho kai min? >> cab driver: ho kai min.anthony: chicken rice of course. >> cab driver: yes. >> anthony: how about favorite indian dish? >> cab driver: definitely biryani. you know that? >> anthony: the biryani. >> cab driver: ya. biryani rice. >> anthony: oh, sungei road right? >> cab driver: yes, yes. >> anthony: oh that's the best -- on sungei road. it's funny. i recognize every place here by food. [ laughter ] >> goh: tony, how are you? >> anthony: pretty good. >> goh: my brother. so what blows you back to singapore? >> anthony: you know why i come here. i come here to eat. >> goh: i live here to eat, too. ♪ >> anthony: i come here mostly to eat because that's what they do here. and they arguably do it better with more diverse, affordable food options per square foot than just about anywhere on earth. ♪ my godfather and mentor for singaporean street food has always been and remains kf seetoh, the guru behind the makansutra food guides and an advocate for the kind of democratic, affordable, casual chaos of the hawker worl

macau gambling king stanley ho will retire as chairman of sjm holdings injune.itus, while his daughter takes over the reigns of the company. mr ho's corporate deal making style transformed macau from a sleepy peninsula with seedy gambling dens into the world's biggest casino centre. the younger daughter of the chairman of korean air lines has apologised for her "foolish behaviour", following media reports that she threw a bottle of water at the face of a manager of the airline's advertising agency. the family previously made headlines after the so—called "nut rage" incident, when her sister threw a tantrum over the manner she was served nuts in first class on the airline. let's ta ke let's take a very quick look at how the markets are doing. the stock markets have recovered somewhat. the markets have recovered somewhat. the market in hong kong is recovering. the positivity about company earnings has overtaken any worries about possible missile attack on syria. that is all we have time for here on the business briefing. up next, newsbriefing. we'll take you throu

min ho did not know that about a half hour earlier...his niece had left the home with her dad. firefighters rushed to the west-winds mobile home park in north san jose last night...and were told people were trapped inside. mitch matlow/san jose fire dept: "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a single home we consider that a success because virtually any fire in a mobile home is going to destroy that home, it's a question of whether we can get all the people out and can we stop it from spreading it to other homes..." (grant) evenutally firefighters found min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. coming up at eight.. accused florida shooter nikolas cruz back in court. what he asked a judge to do today ... that could impact his trial. also - why the golden state killer suspect might not face jail time in the dozens of rapes he's accused of. and next. a confrontation with police caught on camera... why the man in the video says, he did nothing wrong. every fire departme

ho? commissioners yee or cohen? no? thank you, mr. ho for the update on the central subway. congratulations on your recent milestone. with that, commissioner yee? >> thank you, chairman peskin. my question is around the resurfacing in my district, in district 7. ms. lozano or ms. lafort? >> i'm the project manager for this project. >> i'm grateful we're going to have some resurfacing and other improveme improvement in the district, but when we do this, there's usually disruption to the neighborhoods. my question is what is the timing for where we're starting? what kind of outreach are we doing to the community and will the outreach be done by -- >> we're scheduled to advertise this contract in the next couple of months. typically, it's about a six-month process to advertisement and breaking ground and construction. typically, our communication effort, our construction notices are sent out usually in english, but if the communication team discovers there's a higher bilingual rate in the community, we'll send out chinese, tagalo, and spanish, i believe. if we receive requests

pakjong ho, it's the korean name we had seen at the commercial registry office.ield. it seems the north koreans are running a registered company in poland. his teams work long hours, live on site and have few freedoms. it seems anybody who's working doesn't have access to the salary that they're earning, has their travel documents ta ken away, works the kinds of hours that these workers are alleged to work are enslaved. there's no question about it. if you ask me, it's a case of contemporary slavery, they have nowhere else to go, they cannot leave theirjobs or say no to anything asked of them and they do not get paid for it. the north korean embassy in warsaw told us that its citizens are working in compliance with the polish law and eu regulations. what it describes as false information about korean workers is invented, it says, by departments of psychological warfare of the us and south korean intelligence. the polish government says regular checks are carried out and there's no evidence of forced labour or that earnings are sent back to north korea. it says po

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confirmed. >> rea appointment of doreen woo ho. it's approved. item 42 is a motion confirming the mayor's appointment to the commission ending may 1st, 2020. without objection, the motion is approved. next item. >> item 43 is a motion to approve the mayor's a appointment to the treasure island board of directors for a term ending february 26th, 2022. >> same house, same call? approved. >> 44 is a motion to approve the mayor's nomination for reappointment of linda richardson for a testimony ending april 28th, 2022. >> same house same call? without objection, the motion is approved unanimously. >> item 45 is a motion to approve the mayor's nomination for rea appointment of paul to the treasure island development authority board of directors for a term ending april 28th, 2022. >> same house same call? without objection, it's approved unanimously. >> item 46 is a motion appointing eleanor lurie and margaret graf ending march 31st, 2020. >> same house same call? it's approved unanimously let's go to committee reports. >> item 51 was considered by the

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the man has been identified as 22-year-old min ho. his sister said ho thought his niece was inside the mobile home during the fire. turns out she wasn't there but rather at another location with a family member. the fire has left members, families, and the neighbors shaken. >> smoke was coming so hard that i had to walk away from there. >> the cause of that fire still being investigated. >>> after nearly four days, the people evacuated from their apartments after a construction fire in concord are back home. they've been out of their houses since tuesday when that massive fire destroyed the apartment building next to them under construction. firefighters kept everyone out of neighboring apartments because they feared the burned out structure would collapse. investigato investigators are poring through the debris. >>> get ready for a major strike. more than 50,000 university of california hospital workers are ready to walk the picket line. they want more pay and job security. today the california nurses association joined other health

. >> hey hey, ho ho the nra has zbo got to go! >> reporter: this was the second of two protests today at san francisco's skyline high school. the first was at about 10:00 this morning when students rallied on the football field with the district's blessing. this afternoon some of those same students walked off-campus chanting and carrying signs for an event the district did not approve. >> this affects our community immensely. >> guns around here is like not that uncommon. but that's why we need like more control over it. know what i'm sayin'? >> people united will never be divided! >> reporter: it wasn't just oakland. these kids walked off campus at san jose's notre dame high school and took their concerns all the way to city hall. >> we're walking today to amplify the voices of those affected. we're here to stand up and see the change we want to see in the world. because if we're not going to take a stand, then who else is? >> reporter: students also protested gun violence outside a high school in mill valley. at sonoma high the

. >> commissioner woo ho? >> nope. >> commissioner -- [ inaudible ] >> did you say a little bit about the press conference last week, or the assembly bill? >> sure. absolutely. we had a tremendously positive press conference out at pier 14 to announce assembly member chiu's bill we wouhich would a the port of san francisco to capture state tax. some refer to it as the school share, but that 25 cents perthe dollar. this is an idea that port staff did pursue in the past, and we were able to get the state share for the pier 70 project. a conservative projections are that it would produce about $55 million for the seawall project in the first phase of the project and up to 250 million over the term. we had many leaders that came out for the press conference. mayor farrell, board president breed, london breed, board member jane kim, senator scott wiener, and of course assembly member chiu was our chair. it was a dream for president brandon and me because all of the leaders were really full in on the seawall project

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arguably the tensest time on the korean peninsula in decades september north korean foreign minister ho headed from his ministry here to new york to give his speech at the annual meeting of world leaders at the u.n. ahead of him in the speaking order the new president of the us the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. al jazeera has learnt that hours after that speech foreign minister re sought a brief meeting with the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists at the end of the meeting the north korean invited a senior united nations official to pyongyang a trip the un had been trying to arrange for over a year at the beginning of december jeffrey feltman then the un's head of political affairs made a visit to pyongyang in meetings with north korean officials feltman suggested that kim jong un use his new year's speech to strike a more conciliatory tone he suggested too that the winter olympics which

his his policies and i mentioned policies is reform have triggered a certain amount, resistance at hoe, but unlike french to back ts who tend he wantsopular unrest, to continue with these reforms through.ly carry them a challenge because in the tran transport and aviation area, hurt the country. he's facing a big challenge at home. a determined is practicingmatist, very results-oriented and i think he will follow through reforms.se host: give us a sense of write nt macron, as you about, deep in the world of culture. if you could tell us how that the influence he bringsbrings on how he manages his presidency? guest: culture is very important to him personally. he calls it, he even used the word obsession, his private obsession. educated, has advanced degree in philosophy. one thipg he's done along with wife is to bring french the rks into the palace, presidential palace. hey brought modern artworks by artists like picasso and deberse, into the presidential palace. i think that is important for as showcase for french culture, for french art, but his policies, f one thing he's trying to

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struck by the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has killed twelve civilians in the coastal city of ho data data is the red sea port where most humanitarian aid arrives in yemen the attack destroyed a house where people displaced from other provinces were living the saudi led coalition said reports of the attack would be fully investigated. the un is hosting a meeting in geneva today to raise money for war torn discussing military issues related to the conflict organizers are hoping to bring in some three billion dollars the new pledges to meet the rising costs of providing a three years of fighting in yemen have claimed around ten thousand lives a proxy war between the saudi government and iranian backed who the rebels has also driven an estimated two million people probably homes u.s. has been revising upwards the number of yemenis in need of assistance the organization estimates that since last year another three point four million more people depend on outside help for survival. is mother to five young children not all and she's also alone in the world since her husband died she ha

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>> oh ho ho -- gosh, i really want shonda to answer this question. >> jimmy: yeah, shonda. >> even inritten that we don't know exactly why. >> jimmy: right. >> in the actual screenplay for the episode it says it's not clear whether it's because she's the president or a first lady or what's happening. >> it doesn't say it's not clear and we don't know, it says that the audience is left not knowing. >> right. we know. >> jimmy: do you know? >> i know. >> tell us! >> i'm not going to say. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we know. you know but you'll never tell. >> i get one last thing to say as a spoiler that i'm going to hold on to for the rest of my life. >> jimmy: really? >> oh my goodness. the very last day of filming i got to bring my parents and my daughter to walk through our pretend portrait gallery and witness that. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. who has the portrait? >> that was extraordinary. >> the smithsonian. >> jimmy: they took -- >> has one, right? >> not yet. they haven't seen the episode so i don't know that they know. >> oh, oh. >> maybe they will now. [ laughter ] >>

my name is jessica ho. given that april is child abuse prevention month i think it's very timely that we are considering this item before you, this family violence counsel composition. abuse of all forms occurs in every zip code. in san francisco, the family violence counsel was made to reduce the incidences of abuse. the city included an extra $250,000 for child abuse services in the fiscal year of 2018 city budget. there's a better process for healthcare providers to report suspected abuse cases and restraining orders are entered in a timelier manner. although much more work needs to be done to eliminate abuse cases from the city, the council will determine this year in may. the item before you would extend the sunset date to may 1st, 2021 and this ordnance would add fees for the medical examiner, the department of homelessness and supportive housing. this will help the council's work. i believe that san francisco is able to protect its children and most vulnerable individuals but we need the help of the

. -- rent chants (;02) "hey hey, ho ho, costa hawkins has got to go."supporters of a proposed 20-18 ballot measure -- rallying monday outside the capitol.they want -- the costa- hawkins rental housing act to go awaythat's the 1995 law that heavily restricts rent control in california.julie solis, central valley empowerment alliance "the owners of a lot of properties across the state are gouging their renters."the groups supporting the affordable housing act say theyhave more than 588-thousand signatures... nearly 16-thousand in san francisco county...15 thousand in fresno county...and 14 thousand in kern county.the bulk of their signatures: in los angeles county -- 213- thousand alone.supporters say the time is now to stabilize the rental market.jefferson mcgee, property owners for fair and affordable housing "i don't see us losing." butted to "to repeal costa-hawkins is a fair thing to do. it's not going to affect, uhh, home building."opponents of the initiative--disagree.steven maviglio, californians for responsible housing "it'll make the problem wor

tenses time on the korean peninsula in decades in september north korean foreign minister really young ho headed from his ministry here to new york to give his speech at the annual meeting of world leaders at the u.n. ahead of him in the speaking order the new president of the us the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. al-jazeera has learnt that hours after that speech foreign minister re sought a brief meeting with the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists at the end of the meeting the north korean invited a senior united nations official to pyongyang a trip the un had been trying to arrange for over a year at the beginning of december jeffrey feltman then the un's head of political affairs made a visit to pyongyang and meetings with north korean officials feltman suggested that kim jong un use his new year's speech to strike a more conciliatory tone he suggested too that the winter olympics whic

the man is 22-year-old min ho, his sister said ho thought his niece was in the home during the fire. we're told she wasn't there. she was safe with another family member. the fire left neighbors horrified. >> smoke is coming so hard that i had to walk away. >> the cause is still being investigated. >>> after nearly four days, the people evacuated from their apartments after a construction site fire in concord are finally back home. they've been out of their homes since tuesday. that's when a massive fire destroyed the apartment building under construction. firefighters kept everyone out of the neighboring apartments because they feared the burned out structure could collapse. >> i've got chills, i'm anxious because i don't know what's going to happen. >> atf investigators are pouring through the debris trying to determine what caused that fire. >>> get ready now for a major strike. more than 50,000 university of california hospital workers are ready to walk the picket line. they want more pay and job security. yesterday the california nurses association joined other health care profe