his career was at the prestigious shangri-la hotel in kuala lumpur. he has worked more than 25 years. in 2001, a restaurant invited him to take the reins of their kitchen. it has taken years to keep them thriving as one of the popular restaurants. his commitment in rich's the economic prosperity of our city of district two and contributed a great deal to our cultural diversity. i thank you for your efforts on the city and county of san francisco, and from our family that goes there quite often, thank you all for your continued hard work for the great restaurants in our district. thank you. [applause] >> supervisors, it to the community, thank you very much for this honor. i am very honored. thank you. [applause] president chiu: congratulations. it is my honor to make the next presentation. if you could please step up to the podium? [applause] and i first want to welcome all of the members of the association who are here. they q4 being here. for those of you who do not known cta, they are the largest based tenants' organization in san francisco. they f

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children have been burned by a landslide that hit a malaysian orphanage just south of the capital kuala lumpur officials say six children will put were pulled out and moved to a hospital all of them in critical condition only two bodies have so far been recovered ongoing heavy rainfall was cited as the cause of the landslide the tragedy struck during the afternoon where the children were practicing a traditional melody drums in the school grounds. now the crisis in libya and the uprisings in the middle east and north africa will no doubt take center stage as world leaders prepare for a g. eight meeting in france next week or all residents in new york laurie harf inis asks people on the streets of the big apple what else should be discussed. as world leaders gather at the g eight summit what do you think they should be focusing on solving collectively this week let's talk about that either they should be focusing on. greening the i mean just saving the planet and also humanity politics and more people and more communication and more truth do you think they'll do that no not in a hundred years d

after a landslide of more french sixteen people were killed when the building near the capital kuala lumpur was partly beurre all but one of the victims were children aged from seven to eighteen years and police asked people to leave the area amid concerns of further landslides. and short really hear from president medvedev press secretary who talks about what's happening in russian politics now and the upcoming presidential elections that's after a recap of the wreaks top stories just a moment. the. commission free credit patient free comes from a church free from free is free. to free. a free lunch.

for obama the money is being spent on sending deputy secretary of the treasury millon to visit kuala lumpur to highlight u.s. support for malaysia's goal of raising growth in incomes through comprehensive economic reforms like we couldn't use some of that support here at home sending obama's pre-authorized to moneygall a town with an extremely ironic name made for just this moment in history get it money call where obama's great great great grandfather was from i'm sure this has something to do with fixing the economy and probably more to do with obama showing his white roots as he gears up for reelection in front replacing military helicopters in iraq with private contractor helicopters that cost twice as much but translate into more campaign contributions and even direct military spending. i mean pakistan where it looks like we are slowly working our way up the full occupation and we'll be building bridges there too well bridges collapse here at home but i mean a dozen other countries and by the way when the government confiscates your retirement money and spends it on bombs it counts it

children have been burned by a landslide that hit a malaysian orphanage just south of the capital kuala lumpur officials say it's six children were pulled out and moved to a hospital all of them in critical condition only two bodies have so far been recovered ongoing heavy rainfall was cited as the cause of the landslide the tragedy struck during the afternoon or the children were practicing traditional mali drums in the school grounds. a tanker transporting fuel to nato forces has been hit by a bug in northwest pakistan sixteen people gathering to collect still fuel were burned to death when another fire broke out or many others were injured some other vehicles and containers also carrying supplies for nato troops in afghanistan were destroyed in a separate incident nearby. now the crisis in libya and the uprisings in the middle east and north africa will no doubt take center stage as world leaders prepare for inchy a meeting in france next week or all residents in new york laurie harford has asked people on the streets of the big apple what else should be discussed. as world leaders gather a

and we left that meeting, and we went to kuala lumpur about a year ago, and we actually colessed arounds we're talking about now. the carbon foot print, the oil issue, the infrastructure, the nextgen here in the united states. we had just come out of the white house and the administration, you know, showing support for that. the europeans with their european control center. when you stop and think about all the airlines around the world which we've got an agreement on to go with the iata, ita, iko position pushing the governments around the world in the same direction, that would be very, very helpful and very necessary. and we have a long way to go, but i think people actually understand the energy savings that we could make. i mean, we're vectoring into new york, and it takes 38 minutes to go in. we could be in continuous dissent in eight minutes, and you'd save the carbon footprint, and you'd save the energy and the efficiency, the flight delays, the customers win. there's so many wins behind all this that it's hard to argue. and now around the world, even the european governments wi