kwan's commission. i want to thank everyone who worked so hard leading up to this, this is a really positive time for all of us and clean power and i'm excited to see what's going to come of this. thank you, everyone. >> supervisor president breed. >> thank you, mr. kwan, for coming out today and putting your name forward for the seat and agreeing to serve. i had a real challenge with this mostly because i am very concerned. i'm excited that the mayor has a real strong desire to move clean power forward this year. i'm optimistic. i know there are a number of individuals who are really concerned that it may not happen this year and so part of my responsibility as a member of this board, as someone who is now the leader of the board and who cares strongly about clean power, my responsibility is to make sure the mayor fulfills his obligation to support clean power moving forward and that the person we have in this seat is someone we can count on to do just that, regardless of what someone may ask them to d

ike kwan as a superb candidate for the rate payer advocate seat. i want to speak to ike's ethical groundedness, his career at the academy of sciences fully embraces the personal add vocation as a steward of the environment. i trust ike. his decisions and actions align with his espoused beliefs, from his position as general manager aacademy to quite frankly growing his own living roof on his daughter's clubhouse. ike, as you noticed, is a very honest and skillful communicator, very comfortable as a collaborator, appreciates different viewpoints, recognizes how issues play out in real life. ike has the personal ability to form coalitions. ike's greatest vested interest really is his family, his two children. if we are to work together to provide a healthy sustainable environment for the future of our children then we need to walk our talk. ike has a vision the design of a cost-effective clean power san francisco. the commission has the responsibility to design and implement strategies ensuring universal access for consumers. exciting times. ike is pr

ike kwan who is here to present his interest in the seat and would like to welcome you, mr. kwan, if you can share with us an opening statement we'll go on to questions from there. >> well good morning, chair avalos, president breed, supervisor tang, and thank you for the opportunity to talk to you today about why i am interested in serving as a commissioner for the san francisco public utilities commission public utilities commission. i want to start right off the bat by addressing what i know is on everyone's mind, my stance on community choice aggregation. right there in public on the record i want to be clear that i am committed to and passionate about clean power sf getting clean power sf up and running by the end of this year is one of my top priorities. i think there may have been some question leading up to today about my dedication to this goal. i want to assure you that this is front and center among my objectives. right away i wanted to set a launch date that we can achieve and then stick to it. let me share an example with you that i think reflects my approach to

kwan any last comments you'd like to make? >> i'm pumped, i'm very excited. i will put my shoel ter to the wheel for this. i'm only one of five but i look forward to doing this. >>

kwan any last comments you'd like to make?

. >> and majority kwan was ready, apparently to make a deal make a prisoner exchange for their pilot it of course didn't happen because as it happens he was already dead. but that means that the jordanian people were primed for the possibility of this exchange and the pilot coming home safely. what do you imagine are the variety of reactions we can expect among the jordanian people to this? >> i think there's always been tremendous upset over his capture. there were protests in aman that were allowed to continue by the authorities there, which is quite unusual. the big question is at what point did the jordanians know he was, in fact dead and if they did know this why were they offering to engage in some sort of issue? it's possible we should add, too, that they had suspicions that he was dead but no absolute confirmation. this is one reason that they wanted to say a proof of life video. but obviously, this has been a huge issue in jordan which is facing its own internal security challenges and where the campaign against isis is quite unpopular. jordanian officials told me this is go

thought quote "have no parallel in the contemporary world" when he was only 9 years old kang chol kwan said he was imprisoned at the yoduk political prison camp with his family. when he was released 10 years later, he escaped to the south >> so there are entire families kept in these places? >> 80 to 120,000 people are reported to be held in these camps on life sentences. the north korean government denies that political prisons exist. >> we wanted to raise the issue of human rights while on our visit to north korea >> you're all welcome to korea to see the reality of korea. which will be different for you from what you've heard. by the way have you found people that have horns, and red face? >> (laughs) no we haven't. we were given one chance to sit down and ask questions with party members. our guides insisted it wasn't an interview, just a conversation >> in the western world, especially in the united states, there is a lot of criticism of this country about what happens to those who oppose the government so we wanted to know his opinion about what other countries say about human ri

. >> reporter: back in july a mysterious $1.89 charge for security app began showing up on denise kwan's phone bill. sprint told her to complain to look out, third party company behind the charges but she hit a deaden. >> i cannot cancel my account because i never told her. >> reporter: look out said she would have to create a new account in order to close the one that she said she never opened. >> i will not fall into that trap. >> reporter: kwan went back to vint which agreed to remove the charge but they continued to show up month after month after month. when she took to the sprint's message board to join others complaining about the the same unauthorized charges, it seemed that sprint didn't like what they were saying. >> they delete our post. >> reporter: look out security company behind her unauthorized charges, say we take the customer experience very seriously and are currently working diligently to get to the bottom of this issue. >> both companies are required to get authorization of the consumers. >> reporter: ftc kenneth abby says it is sprint that is ultimately responsible

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is beatrice dunn kwan can i'm one the co-chairs the san francisco coalition along with jeff collins the ymca san francisco i'm extremely proud to be here today and tell you how strongly we support in campaign as a grandmother of two high school teenagers 16 and 14 and also a member of the african-american and mexican component i know this mechanism is going to be a great hope for them to understand the results of the consumption of sugar drink sodas i think it is important they will be able to relying rally to the youth they're the ones that will educate them and bring them into the realm of this tragedy when we consume the sodas it's interesting listening to your previous discussion when they were talking about the oral hygiene and the funding for more services to deal with the issue of the dentistry and the cavities and so on and so forth it is interesting in one of the part of the on truth campaign we are talking tooth decay and here we are today you as commissioners discussing the fact that the increase of tooth decats is astronomical and here i

kwan to the public utilities commission and move it forward to the full board. >> approved. >> pass on the underlying resolution without objection. congratulations. next item, please. >> item 2 is a hearing to consider appointing one member term ending march 19, 2019, one seat and one applicant. >> okay, great. we have the applicant here. mr. pemberton, welcome. >> good afternoon, it's a pleasure to be here. nice to see you, president breed, supervisor tang, supervisor avalos. i am a san francisco resident went to public school here, attended preschool here, and i'm very excited to be nominated for the child care planning and advisery council. i come with 10 years of experience in the out of school time world and am very excited as the planning council has been attending the meetings for the last 3 or 4 months now and the council has done a lot of great work and has started to incorporate the out of school time world. i'm excited to bring my experience and contribute to that. i also am the father of 5 1/2-year-old 29s so -- twins so i have a lot of experience with sleepless nights and

she started learning tie kwan do a month ago.aid they were if happy to see her positive the attitude. it has been viewed 15 million times on facebook. >> she is beyond the precious. how cute. >> she's tough. i think she could take you. >> ferocious. she has the tech nichblingt you foe what. could i watch that for hours. she hasn't really thrown any punches yet but she might about chew me up. curry putting on gritty show tonight against defending nba camp i don't know. warriors start the second half with whole lot of in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >> coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00 o'clock. gruesome discovery at northern california park. what is being dumped in bag and boxes just steps away from where children play. >> plus refill company likely tracking the car and

we would also be fulfilling their fondest wish which is to have images of americans and christ kwans against muslims. so air strikes, having proxies who are themselves muslims, such as the kurds, these are not the winning images for isis. they're not the images that isis wants. what they really want is guys in camouflage showing up from places like fort bragg and fighting them on the ground. >> just quickly, i don't want to ask about winning or losing but do you find that at least based upon this u.s. lead coalition and air strikes despite what we saw in libya, do you see that isis is at least losing any kind of momentum at all? >> well isis views it's as winning if it's expanding. it's an expansionist state. it believes that's its imperative. it has expanded in the sense that it has franchises in places like libya that have sworn ali yans -- allegiance. on the other hand i think they thought they would have expanded further from the main sights. is fact that they have not is a real blow to them and makes their propaganda a little bit less compelling to those that thought they were u

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a 4-day-old newborn making her day buy this morning under the watchful eye of her dan kwan and mom bahatiamed but the zoo is talking with a donor to help choose the baby's names. any proposals for that little guy? >> munchkin. >> i love how we see a baby and start talking baby talk. >> how about mighty joe young. what do you think? >> mighty joe young? >> should have a middle name. every monkey should have a middle name. >> so, ron can't baby-sit for us nor can he name our children. >> you don't like mighty joe young? >> no. >> okay. >> it sounds like a ball player to me. >> kevin. >> kevin? >> sounds like a gorilla. >> bob. >> we have disqualified both ends of the table. rob, can you do your thing of saving us from ourselfs? >> all right. you know, they made a movie about a gorilla that climbed the empire state building. >> what was it? >> "king kong." >> anyway, this is my transition, albeit horribly to the live shot of new york city. oh, god. call the emmys. >> sometimes it's really easy and sometimes it's a stretch. >> save that tape. i need it for my reel. 35 degrees will be the even

but certainly she was a much stronger kwan data in 2008.if she is that person in 2016, i think she will do very well. if she has the vision around it. >> rose: there are a lot of ifs. you say she can't run as a clinton. she has to run looking in the future. >> bill clinton was the one who said every election is about the future. but i don't think that's about your name. that's about what you project. >> this whole controversy has come up about the phone calls from romney. >> yeah. >> i don't know why-- . >> rose: all the people who have-- i will tell you why. because the backdrop of what you said in earlier conversations. all the people there with you say it happened exactly like you have written. >> right. >> rose: people standing there who used the phone made the phone call with romney say no no it was exactly what the president said. >> here is all i can tell you. the president took the call from governor romney. he got off the call. and when he got off the call he said what i reported in the book. >> rose: which is. >> which was that ro

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. >> well, we will go from the boardwalk to the sidewalk once kwan in camden where we will hear latestn the the non-stop soap opera. as the revel world turns. fit seems like this close contacted seen okays is in court every day. that is because it is every day. this makes it five days straight. i'm talking about the weekend too. we will hear the only buyer interested in the place is going through five days straight of this since it even a had new development saturday and sunday even though courthouse is closed. the court people were very busy with the revel case. the deal closing date is speaksed to be today. it it was possibility that the if the nightclubs who want their 25 years leases honored with any new owner they are had with the old owner and utility company wanting what the it is owed kept dragging out in a court hearing after court hearing the buyer would walk away. last night the lawyer for glenn straub called wayne perry, the associated press reporter that he is willing to wait until the end of february or until these appeals go through so they know what exactly it is that t

. >> meg, finally, $1.3 billion, you kwanquantity fid the kwan fid the separation.delez and craft, split 1.7 billion. it's a huge number. a huge split. are you on track, is it your expectation, call it early november there are going to be two companies? there yeah that is our anticipated deadline which is the beginning part of november of this year. we are on track, we're executing. it is a big and complicated separation. there's never been anything done quite like this separating into two fortune 50 companies. imagine that two fortune 50 companies imbedded in hp today. you can imagine, tax and legal entity separation finance, i. ty. it's expenseive but only 2% of annual operating costs and that's in line with what other companies have spent and try doing it as cost effectively as we can. you can imagine we operate in 170 countries. we have 2700 i.t. systems, 600 offices, 6 major lines of business. there's a lot of work but i'm really proud of our executive team and folks working on the separation. it is like a military operation. it's like clock work. we feel good