one kwan's young was arrested in twenty fifteen along with over two hundred others. because allegedly no one has been to visit him since he was arrested and no one has seen him we don't even know if he's dead or life. most of the other detainees have now been released but nothing's been heard from the human rights lawyer in protest leader wenzhou set up to walk the one hundred kilometers from beijing to the prison where she believes he's being held but police cut the mark short and she was forced to return home where more pressure was applied this will harm or are terrified of your old son kwan recorded everything on video and even if he looks happy enough the day has clearly left its mark on him was that his wife that he says he's not afraid and that he'd like to strike them down with his sword. because of this. yeah. but his mom explains to them that he's allowed to be angry and express his fighting spirit but not to get a violent and if you know the need for listens and you know almost an engine that's . just a war for twenty five the house to do some chores he of

and founder i'm co-founder and president my co-founders yo kwan kwan his previous company was coin setter they found an exchange in new york they sold coins that a crack in and after that he launched launched where they got rid of passwords using multifactor authentication they sold launched a dietician labs and then you and i partnered up to start osho and to be laser focused on walks and security perfect thanks ray i've got so much max already had it all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser par with may max kaiser and state your work and i thank our guest sunny a whole show i owe generated on twitter this kaiser report. is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and the commission to look into. these things that my cousin is going to study home maybe. john. the only palestinians who gets the most hope from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who. vision. who could do this. and that is all of us not just you have to this lady of the muscle that you had i don't know if you competed in the

li wenzhou and her son kwan kwan have found safety in the apartment of friends and relief is palpable. yesterday i didn't think i'd be able to leave my home and come here i still feel tense. the wenzhou has a terrifying ordeal behind her on wednesday her apartment was besieged by an angry mob one of her friends was beaten up and those who wanted to come to her aid were prevented from doing so when she tried to leave she was threatened with violence the crowd was probably acting on orders from china's intelligence service believes that attempts to highlight her husband's plight have made her enemies in high places. was arrested in twenty fifteen along with over two hundred others. because allegedly no one has been to visit him since he was arrested and no one has seen him we don't even know if he's dead or alive. most of the other detainees have now been released but nothing's been heard from the human rights lawyer in protest leader wenzhou set up to walk the one hundred kilometers from beijing to the prison where she believes he's being held but police cut the march short and she was

>> thank you, president kwan, commissioners, senior policy analyst. been watching the last several on sf gov tv. thank you very much, sf gov tv. nice to see you all. really just want to thank this staff. i think finding out that clean power was providing ghp free energy for 2017 is something we should get out in the major way. i know that i saw a presentation recently from the communications folks about kind of their outreach about this upcoming enrollment and without cannibalizing the impotence for folks who care to sign up for super green, i think it's pretty cool that we were able to kind of trounce pg&e in this environmental respect even with our base program and we should let people know about that. i would say that we need to keep it up. there's a weird paradox that as more customer load departs pg&e for ccas their perjury knew able increased without them needing to do anything. for us to beat them we need to always be upping our game on procurement and i know that the staff is planning to do that but i hope we can beat the 50% by 2020 goal and

president kwan and steve richy. i handed you information on the value of an acre foot of water in agricultural economies. there was a study done in 2016 titled "food system multiplier for specialty food" and this is commissioned by the sack row men toe area council government and it represents six-county area. and, they said that while agriculture contributes significant value to the regional economy, specialty crops generated $2700 per acre annually and more than three times the value per acre than non specialty crops. so we'll use that high figure of 2700 per acre and it takes about three and a half feet per acre to grow produce. the value would be the value generated from that acre foot would be $771. and then they get into the multiplier effect. that it's not just about the food produced but there's processing, there's transportation and the actual production accounts for about 29% of the value. there's another figure there to support. 11%. that might be part of that original value. to be conservative we'll use

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. >> good afternoon, president kwan, commissioner nicole sandkulla crow. c.e.o. i'm pleased to be before you today. first you see in front of you an updated graphic of water use and this is the one i've conditioned to use. interestingly enough, it does have now the february 2018 data on it which shows that in the service area, in the wholesale customer service area, water use was still down 10% in february 2018 compared to the pre drought levels of 2013. it doesn't seem like a big number but by comparison the state-wide number went up 2% compared to 2013. seeing a difference in what is going on in the service area compared to what is going on state wide it's too early to draw conclusions but it was something that while i was talking with my staff about it and trying to understand what went on it was a dry february certainly. but the numbers were significant and something they were actually quite excited to see. lastly, i do appreciate the commission's action when you adopted the proposed changes. incorporating our recommendations. i informed the board and they we

a french official says the tree is in kwan teen because it's -- quarantine because it's a nonnative plant brought in from overseas. the tree will be replanted. >>> here at home in berkeley, a silent protest, demonstrators using handwritten notes to target a berkeley cafe accused of racism. >>> and biking to b.a.r.t., the new benefit for riders from a partnership for go bikes and b.a.r.t. >>> if you're about to hit the road, right now not too bad. this is a look at the bay bridge. looks like it's light driving towards treasure island. >>> some partly cloudy skies out there, 30s, yes, still some 30s holding on. lakeport at 39, 40s and 50s, could be a few isolated showers, we will talk about where. e. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 4:42. >>> the santa clara valley water district will decide this week of hundreds of millions of dollars should be committed to the water tunnel project championed by governor jerry brown. now, the governor wants to build two huge tunnels that would send water from the delta to southern california. earlier this month water officials in southern california appr

coming in at number two, new york giants select say kwan barkley. he should have been the first pick in this year's draft. >> it's an honor to come home and be the big and blue, stay in the blue and white colors. i'm excited about that also. >> and rounding out the top five, the jets select sam darnold. denzel ward ohio state. and bradley chub from north carolina state. the final rounds of the draft continues all through the weekend. >>> just ahead, teachers take a stand. what is behind the red for ed movement that is sweeping the snags? you're watching "early today." k so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. check this sunday's paper for extra savings on products from aleve. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, l

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helmed by its first prime minister, lee kwan yeu, tiny singapore famously went from a third world outpostngle generation. >> cab driver: in singapore, rules and regulations in singapore is very strict. we have to follow them. like, i am taxi, i can't break any laws. >> anthony: so if a camera catches you? >> cab driver: yeah, everything is in camera. so it is important everyone, we have to follow the rules and regulations, that's the reason singapore is very good. same time, singaporeans are very hard working. as human beings, what we need? food to eat, clothes to wear, a place to sleep, you can get in singapore. so in other words, we have to continue work, you see. if you're working, you'll get something, once lazy, you're out. >> anthony: by some measures, singapore is a welfare state, taking care of the less fortunate, but at its heart, it's a cold blooded meritocracy. you follow the rules -- and there are many, work hard, and you will have a good life. that's the message. >> najip: we are starting to define the definition of success. i think we are very clear with the 5 "cs." car, con

my name is ann yeekw kwan. i was to echo what council member sosounni mentioned about having bicycle lanes, and having clear signaling when bikes cross and pedestrians cross. i used to live in santa barbara shabarbara -- santa barbara, and they used to have a huge range of bike lanes. they tried to put in signage which was not well followed by the bicyclists, so perhaps more positive engagement, which i'm hearing -- i'm heartened to hear has already happened between the disability community and the bicyclists coalition, i think that would be helpful so there's more education and proactive rather than reactive measures. second of all, to the point of creating or placing way finding indicators on the corner prior to crossing the island busloading zones, i think would definitely be helpful because i personally have had and have heard from others, and they would cross krots, not knowing what buses or amenities are on there, and that created more confusion and congestion, so those are my kind of feedbacks and commen

or here vegetarian options available....or here....or ---uh-huh---- #gymselfie.jo kwan/reporting "and course, yes! they have the bathroom selfie. but this bathroom is an optical illusion."there are also lessons too - reminders that some selfies have destroyed things.tommy honton/co- creator, the museum of selfies "and people who die. yeah, we acknowledge that and discuss the risks of taking selfies and the dangers of living life through a screen."love it or hate it---use your marbles to vote these marbles.tommy honton/co-creator, the museum of selfies "you don't have to be a fan of them but you can walk out saying, 'you know what, i get it now.'"and remember---tommy honton/co- creator, the museum of selfies do it." (jrstone)that was jo kwon reporting.the museum is expected to be open for two months. taking a live look outside....lots of traffic on the bay bridge this sunday night.(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)tracking morning clouds and/or fog returning to the coast and valleys monday. not much change is expected as northwest flow alof

captain teresa kwan was on rescue two and engine 11 and we welcome her into the fold and really look forward to her contributions with the recruit academy. and as an aside, just so you know, she is no joke. she and her husband live in santa rosa and their house caught on fire during the whole firestorms, and they put it out. so they were out there with a chain saw and everything. and i digress. okay. back to division of training, the conex boxes that i spoke to you about last time and the shipping containers for live fire training are over there and currently being fabricated. and we sent five of the training staff to attend the live fire training instructor class in menlo park. fire control 3b so that trains them to teach class a. live fire, which includes fire behavior, and you get all the heat, smoke, and flames and is much more realistic than just a regular burn room with propane. inservice suppression training for the month of february, close to 800 hours with 273 members in attendance. and we also had hazardous materials recertification. we trained 98 students, so that is a goo

>> i think there's place for both, qualitative and kwan staytive. it's good to have -- how many kid are going to graduate from high school? how many are not going back to jail? so we do want to measure and we are encouraged by data. i have been encouraged looking at trend in teen and abortion rates. that as an associating all groups went down. that's a tremendous success we can measure and see. but getting into the how, it's really hard, right? to understand, well, how did teen pregnancy go down? is it because dawn is hanging out with a young lady every saturday night to encourage her to be a mentor, a friend? that's a lot harder to quantify. how do you kwanltfy that? so i think there is a role for qualitative research as well. in order fortous understand the individual stories. there are qualitative methods that are better. if we just had to, can we lack at the lis and say, o how are they being changed? and what does success look like? sometimes success is easier to measure few graduated hoolg, with you sometimes -- today i felt depressed, but over

them to the polls and pay attention to all of the voter restrictions and obstructions the republic kwan-ledheard an interesting fact -- we have only 20 seconds -- more people work for arby's than in coal mines in this country. >> i think democrats are targeting voters who will be receptive to the message about this administration and chaos and those will be moderate republicans perhaps who are just tired of the way things are going. >> kaitlyn, noah, and danielle, guys, thank you so much. we appreciate it. happy monday. ♪ when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. where life meets legal. your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com

it is shakespearean, and in fact, as i often like to say, nobody represented that more shakespeare kwanhakespearean character than lyndon johnson. not john kennedy who all of the young people idolized, but it was lyndon johnson who kept saying isn't that what the young people wanted? but then he undermined it with vietnam which is a war which ultimately in history transce transcended all of the accomplishments and turned young people away from him and from the democratsic party as it had existed for those 30-plus years in which johnson was the final president. so if you look at johnson, you could say that he destroyed the liberal i liberalism that he loved so much. so you just put him in "othello" or "hamlet" or "leer" and lyndon johnson destroying all that he loved so much. so after the 1964 landslide, it was lyndon johnson and the policies who ended up so dividing and crippling the democratic party that it took a full generation and fundamental demographic change for the party to begin to recover. of course waiting in the wings at that time was richard nixon. richard nixon was a very,

charles joins us today aerial investments vice chairman and jill kerry, bank of america equity and kwant we'll talk to larry in a moment. set the stage for trade this week bank earnings not far behind that on friday what takes center stage this week >> i think finally it's going to be earnings which i think are going to be a lot better than people believe at the end of the year, managers set expectations their bonuses are based on how they do in setting budgets and so managements have no incentive to overshoot their forecast the beginning of the year we think the estimates that are out there are too low. the effects of the tax rates and a strong economy are going to be better than people think and we're going to have up side surprises. >> jill, estimates too low we're looking for 17.1 normally come down from the start of the quarter in this case, we've gone up. from 11,300. is the bar too high? >> you've seen upward estimate revisions. we're expecting you can see estimates beat by about a percentage point so 18% year over year growth even the early reporters that have reported so far ha