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the mini skirt and it was -- mary kwan just popularized it.sn't courage or me, it was the girls in the street. it was definitely not a question of fashion designers imposing the miniskirt. it was a question of coming out of youth culture girls were wearing shorter and shorter skirts. they were taking it upon themselves to give themselves their own identity. so fashion designers were really just kind of reflecting back to them what they saw that they were interested in. >> it came from young people who wanted to style themselves in a way that signaled their departure from mainstream society. >> it was stunning. this nation and the world had never seen anything quite like it. ♪ i should try nicorette. nicorette mini relieves sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. nicorette mini. you know why. we know how. nicorette mini. you have 4.3 minutes this time,to yourself.rn. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. philadelphia cheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with real strawberries. find them with the refrigerated desserts. (burke) parking splat

tom kwan. good morning. first of all, they would give the plans back to the owner, and then the owner would hire the professional. the owner would be responsible to do the inspections. and then, if we have any doubt, we can send our inspector to check out, too. >> well, in this case, a licensed professional -- in the case of something structural, we would assume a licensed professional would mean a structural engineer. what does this mean, a licensed professional, in the case of a vacant building. >> well, they look at the circumference of the building, make sure nobody would break-in. >> i guess that, but what does professional mean? >> oh, you need to have somebody that has a license. you cannot just have somebody out -- >> what license? >> either engineer, architect, or the contractor. >> okay. perfect. that's wh that's what i wanted to know. and also to tag onto what miss andrizzi-dick was talking about, about the flexibility of the use of these buildings, it's really important. it would include things l

to be sentenced for murdering seventeen year old black teenager in the kwan macdonald in one of the casesthat triggered the black lives massive movement in a statement a short time ago jason van dyke told the court the last thing he wanted to do was shoot mcdonald. the white house is denying accusations from the house speaker that donald trump put troops and civilians working in afghanistan in danger by leaking information about a planned congressional trip say trump had canceled their military flight on thursday citing the government shutdown but nancy pelosi is accusing the president of revealing information about the trip calling it very very irresponsible pelosi and trump are at loggerheads over funding for a us mexico border war. we want to thank god. we had to wait for mccain just in that the president. outing a trip has made it seem much more dangerous because it's just a signal to him better than peers that are coming naturally we never say anything and never give in sunni community into a battle you know you just never do present president. to help him understand that many people

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then azula is an uncharted political territory off to the country's opposition leader kwan wydow declared himself interim president why they all made the move as thousands took to the streets of caracas to protest against president nicolas maduro the declaration was strictly recognized by the u.s. and other countries why the said it was time to end what he calls my dearest dictatorship. he hopes these words can topple then as well as government opposition leader one ply two swore himself in as interim president as thousands cheered him on. was came as ending this usurpation and this treasonous government and holding free elections if this happens then let god and let the nation reward us and if not then let them demand otherwise. quite those declaration comes as hundreds of thousands rallied across venezuela to support the opposition they call president maduro as government illegitimate and blame him for their country's economic collapse. but as their protests continued deadly violence spread. several demonstrators have been reported killed amid clashes with police. while authorities clam

venezuela's self declared president cramps up his revolt kwan white dove bounce to keep fighting until the country gets a new transitional government the u.n. security council is set to discuss the crisis in an emergency session today but its members have different ideas on things and factors. and it's a nordic head to head at the handful world cup norway wins that semifinal against germany and now takes on posts that market. i'm on ukip as mccain and thanks so much for joining me the longest government shutdown in the history of the united states is over at least for now thirty five days into the standoff with the lawmakers president donald trump has passed a short term funding bill to temporarily reopen the government but his funding request for a five point seven billion dollars border war with mexico the issue that stuff of the deadlock is not part of the deal. this was the announcement federal employees across the country have been waiting for and not just them thank you very much my fellow americans i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown

among the thought she venezuela is in uncharted political territory the country's opposition leader kwan why do has declared himself interim president he made the move today a wave of street protests against president nicolas maduro the declaration was swiftly recognized by the u.s. and several neighbors but key ally russia. said it stands by my dual why those calling for an end to what he calls the mud dodo dictatorship which astonished the country into economic chaos. was he hopes these words can topple then as well as government opposition leader one why to swear himself in as interim president has thousands cheered him on. was the aim is ending this usurpation and this treasonous government and holding free elections if this happens then let god and let the nation reward us and if not then let them demand otherwise. quite those declaration comes as hundreds of thousands rallied across venezuela to support the opposition they call president maduro government illegitimate and blame him for their country's economic collapse. but us their protests continued deadly violence spread. severa

we have a new president, kwan guaido, from january 23, because last year may 20 maduro, not an electionve a president, that that selection was a fraud so in the new period of the president from january 10, the constitution of our country said that if we don't have president, the president of the national assembly assume the period of interim president and ask and call for free and fair election. >> so allow me to ask right now, though, he is the interim president. more importantly is he functioning as the interim president? is he responsible for the agencies and the departments and the ministries are they responding to him and more importantly, is the military which has come out and said i believe that they stand by president maduro, have you seen anything to make you believe the military supports mr. guaido >> yes this is a process. it's a long process. it's a transition, and we are in the route, in the correct route, if finish the -- have a transition to have a free election right now we are one with the military and with the police today we are given in their hands the law, the amnes

>> would steven kwan come up to the podium. >> hi. good morning. i want to thank everybody for recognizing the work that we put into every day for the department in making sure that we review permits in an expeditious matter, and we provide the customer service necessary to get everyone through the system. i -- you know, going forward, i continue, you know, to pursue that passion, and make sure, you know, everything is addressed in a proper manner. and we work diligently to inspect all accessory dwelling units and other projects coming forward for the department. thank you very much. >> well done, steven. thank you. [applause] >> okay. thank you. congratulations again. that concludes our president's announcements portion. is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing none, item three, general public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within their jurisdiction that are not part of today's agenda. >> good morning, director hui, commissioners. i sent a copy of the statement that i'm about to read to sonia harris

. >> tom kwan, department of building inspection. as you can see, last quarter is up by 40%, as we expected. any questions? >> no questions from commissioners. item 10-d, update on code enforcement. >> good afternoon, commissioners. ed sweeney, deputy director inspection services. these are the numbers for code enforcement and d.b.i. monthly update of december 2018. building inspections performed, 5,006, complaints received, 350. complaints responded to within 24-72 hours, 346. complaint received without n.o.v., 72. abated complaints with notices of violations, 44. second notice of violations referred to code enforcement, 25. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed, 850. complaints received, 359. complaint response within 24 or 72 hours, 327. complaints with notice of violations issued, 129. abated complaints with n.o.v.s, 308. number of cases sent to director's hearings, 16. routine inspections, 159. code enforcement services. number of cases sent to director's hearing, 116. number of order abatements issues, 33.

sparked mass protests against police brutality plays dash cam video of a failed van dyck shot like kwan donald sixteen times four years ago john hendren reports from chicago. this video has spawned global outrage and now a prison sentence for a chicago police officer i thought of my findings are an appropriate sentence would be eighty one months in the illinois corrections two years mandatory it's jason vandyke was sentenced to six years in nine months the cost of gunning down a seventeen year old black man here this man has clearly committed murder and in the murder in which he has asked committed have been shown all over the world everyone up any civil and conscious mind knows that this is murder and the reality of it is we have to do something legislatively to change this. this sentence caps the trial of a half century in chicago where a police officer has not been convicted of murder on duty in more than fifty years van dyke's wife pleaded for mercy i would like to ask the court to please take into consideration that my husband is a man he's a human being he's a very was a very good

in venezuela opposition leader kwan grade zero has declared himself the country's interim president a move that's won the backing of u.s. president donald trump it follows tens of thousands of venezuelans taking to the streets of the capital caracas to demand the resignation of president nicolas maduro. german chancellor angela merkel has made an impassioned appeal for multilateralism speaking at the world economic forum and.

about it the state department in fact it was the secretary of state my poem bell himself certifying kwan glide oh to receive and control some of the property and accounts that belong to the venezuelan government now this is also after earlier this week washington punished venice well as state owned oil giant with sanctions which meant immediately cutting off the country's key source of income plus besides this seven billion us dollars worth of assets were frozen as well will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president quite oh the national assembly and the venezuelans people efforts to restore their democracy but we have continued to expose the corruption of madeira and his cronies in today's action ensures they can no longer loot the assets of the venezuelan people. it's going to mean how. venice. on a true. asks venice. well we've still some very strong words there and a bit of caracas as a reaction but can you explain how they did react to america's actions. these were the some of the fascinating things that we heard in english from nick last

the slogans chanted by the women as in previous demonstrations focused on president kwan his resignation is demanded by many of the protesters. or at least fifty thousand of the movement's members took to the streets a day earlier on saturday and those protests saw barricades set on fire and more calls for the immediate departure of france's president. was . was. i. was. only in a vehicle with the dog and more or less things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of hand everywhere they used tear gas on us it looked like a civil war they charged us used pepper spray journalists trying to take cover inside building lobbies were thrown out it's a hostile situation and it's terrible in any case what's apparent is that this movement is still here it's not losing steam into two thousand and nineteen it's still going on well despite the government backing down over the fuel tax increases which sparked the rallies in the first place they ha

the lima group that's mexico guyana and st lucia have not joined the joint declaration in support of kwan though as venezuelan president also russia has not come out in strong support of nicolas maduro and as well in the u.s. against intervening militarily in venezuela it's a fossil moving situation did obvious cause foreign office lanka joins me now from caracas also it's early morning where you are what's the latest situation and that is that in the capital. well just yes just like we've seen on monday and tuesday fim and last night we saw protests develop in the barrios of clubs the popular regions of that list that have never before aggressively protested against childless or mongrel are now doing so and being violent to a crest there has been at least one dead last night and that adds to the fifteen that have died in the past two days since these protests started but in other parts of the country we've seen civilians digging to the streets burning which i was and senators owned by the united socialist party so on we are seeing an escalation of conflict in the region in venezuela and

this is essentially a call for the overthrow of the elected government of venezuela by saying that kwan wedo is the interim president and withdrawing and no longer recognizing the legitimacy of nicolas maduro as the president of venezuela this seems to be an indication on the part of the u.s. government they would support the euro being overthrown so many observers are looking on and wondering what will happen next but this seems to be a pretty strong development the white house has been strongly critical of venezuela and of nicolas maduro as leadership however this is a big step at this point with the united states no longer recognizing the girl as the president of venezuela this kind of moment of course when the new york brings the u.s. reaction to those latest events in venezuela. in other news the turkish president is in moscow today for another round of bilateral talks with putin that as expected focused on the fate of syria following america's pullout further reconciliation in the war torn country has crossed slug from refer to attended the press conference for a rare what was sai

the government protesters have often called for the resignation of president matt kwan and it seems that these protests which have been gulf france now for three months look set to continue they've been described as some parts as being some of the worst riots francis seen in half a century and as act eight looks set to play out on saturday it seems more people are set to go out into the streets and that comes as an open letter was penned to president back on signs from angry france saying that the president just hadn't listened to the yellow best movement and criticized him in every paragraph let's take a look at an x. . from that letter rage will turn into hatred if you and your companions keep seeing people as rabble consider them to through us and think they mean nothing and it's not just the yellow vests that are causing president to have a headache now it's emerged that his head of communications has also quit his post this is a man called for who is credited as being the person who shaped and helped bring president back onto his victory back in two thousand and seventeen he's known

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pro-democracy activists in hong kong have rallied in support of imprisoned chinese human rights lawyer juan kwan sung he was jailed on monday after a chinese court handed him a four and a half year sentence for states a version crackdown continue today with a human rights website founder jailed on similar charges. police in the french capital paris have removed around three hundred migrants from an illegal makeshift camp in the north of the city authorities said that the my parents had been sent to local shelters on a voluntary basis france has cleared migrant camps in paris before only for new ones just right now. all to london now where later today the u.k. parliament is set to vote once again on the government's plan in a vote just two weeks ago lawmakers rejected the deal today they're supposed to decide what changes they want the prime minister to seek to win parliamentary support but the date for britain's exit from the e.u. is just two months away and signs of the country's division over the issue are everywhere including at a london restaurant run by immigrants. who. gets lunch time for

about it you know sam zell otherwise known as the grave digger who is the quintessential quote con kwan contrarian investor just came out and said for the very first time in his life he's buying gold what do you think of the. well first and foremost i'd like to know what kind of gold he bought. if he's just playing the druckenmiller game of buying shares of g.l.d. then you know as we all know we don't know gold all he just own some certificates and you know it's not really physical metal if he's actually buying physical metal he's a genius. i've said all along i mean if the russians the chinese and all of these sovereign governments that whole dollar reserves are converting their dollar reserves into some gold why should their body else so good to hear would welcome sam to the party and hopefully he's a subscriber to my site oh yeah i'm sure is but thinking into his thesis about this you know he points out that during this bear market over the last four or five years a mining industry has quit basically they're not mining a new goal the supply of gold is dried up meanwhile the supply is

in venezuela opposition leader kwan gray joe has declared himself the country's interim president a move that's won the backing of u.s. president donald trump it follows tens of thousands of venezuelans taking to the streets of the capital caracas to demand the resignation of president nicolas maduro. german chancellor angela merkel has made an impassioned appeal for multilateralism speaking at the world economic forum and.

police officer found guilty of murder for shooting a black teenager five years ago seventeen year old kwanmcdonald was shot sixteen times while carrying a knife down a chicago street and two thousand and fourteen officer jason van dyke could face a maximum ninety six years in jail well john hendren joins us from outside the courthouse in chicago that sentencing hearing has been going on all day can you tell us more about what's been happening inside the court. that's right william jason vandyke a police officer a forty year old man stands waiting for his sentence in what here in chicago was really the trial of the half century it has been fifty years or more since a police officer was convicted of murder in this city and so what we've been hearing all day in a court room filled with tension are witnesses on the prosecution side arguing for or a heavier sentence and witnesses on the defense side now just in the last few witnesses i believe arguing for a lighter sentence and that sentence range is incredibly broad he could face as little as probation or as much as ninety six years in prison

spawns mass protests against police brutality police dash cam video reveals how jason van dyke sutler kwan mcdonald sixteen times four years ago john hendren reports from chicago this video spawned global outrage and now a prison sentence for a chicago police officer i thought of my findings are an appropriate sentence would be eighty one months in the illinois department of corrections two years minutes or so it's jason vandyke was sentenced to six years and nine months the cost of gunning down a seventeen year old black man here this man has clearly committed murder. and and the murder which he has asked committed have been shown all over the world everyone up any civil and conscious mind knows that this is murder and the reality of it is we have to do something legislatively to change this this sentence caps the trial of a half century in chicago where a police officer has not been convicted of murder on duty and more than fifty years van dyke's wife pleaded for mercy i would like to ask the court. to please take into consideration that my husband is a man he's a human being he's a vick

. >>> well, the gridlock continues, federal contractor ray kwan snyder is wondering how he'll make endsi actually started donating some blood plasma. whatever i have to do to put food on the table and keep a roof over our head, that's what i'm going to do. >> reporter: in an interview with fox news late today, the president was asked about negotiating an end to the shutdown with democrats. he said, i'm ready, willing and able. i'm in the white i'm ready to go. they, meaning schumer and pelosi, can come over right now. but until they find some kind of compromise on the wall, the shutdown is likely to continue. vlad? >> all right, chip reid at the white house. thank you, chip. >>> investigators want to know how a lion got out of an enclosure before it killed an intern at a wildlife conservatory in north carolina. janet shamlian is there. >> reporter: this is the lion named makai that killed 22-year-old alexandra black at a north carolina rural animal refuge. the 14-year-old male escaped what is described as a secure area as an intern and another worker cleaned his habitat sunday. alex bla

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. >> now, the family of yit kwan said she was going to exercise at a park near her home in the visitation valley neighborhood, when she was attacked tuesday morning. people who live in that area say this is not an isolated incident. and they're increasingly afraid to leave their homes. >>> people are so scared because we have a huge senior population. and many of them do travel by bus and walk around by themselves. >> reporter: now, miss wong's family believes whoever attacked her also broke into her house, but didn't find anything of value. police say there had been several crime scenes in this case. but so far, they haven't found any witnesses or surveillance video. >>> oakland police have arrested one of two suspects in a hit-and-run, that seriously injured a 14-year-old boy. police arrested 36-year-old will leah conner, who is the suspected passenger. they're still looking for the male driver. the boy was on his bike, on january 2nd, near the fruitvale bart station, when he was hit by a car ask dragged for several blocks. >> we know there is one other person out there. so i'm going to

no new taxes >> as president, i will close kwan tau moe >> president trump's most famous promise was to build a u.s. wall on the u.s./mexico border. it was the corner stone of his platform >> build that wall build that wall. build that wall. who's going to pay for the wall? 100% >> today the government is open again thanks to a temporary budget deal that's set to expire on february 15th the deal that does not include any new money for a wall says the clock is ticking. this week they'll meet to hash out a plan for border security some of the president's most loyal supporters are not happy he folded on friday which is surely a surprise to a man who once said this >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters >> i want to start with where he are. eugene, there was a piece in the new york times talking about how this shutdown made us realize how reordered the country had become over the 35 days. it made difficult and ruined the lives of so many people not able to get paychecks and go to the office here we are where there's hope congress

today is ellen ching who's a proprietor of the space and also rick feign who works there and sammy kwan. just to give you a little bit of background, this space at 360 west portal a is an in odd shape three blocks set back of the tunnel and with three suites that appear to be on the second floor. three suites appear to be on the first floor. however, when you walk up 11 steps, when you take a lift up to the second level, it's still considered the first floor. because it's only 5'10" off the ground and 6'0" is the benchmark. why we're here today is the situation where ellen had talked to one of the neighbors in the suites and said who did your signage? and i like your sign. and the person who did it said i can do a sign for you, too. and unfortunately ellen thought that not having an electrical component to it might not need permit and independent the way it was portrayed to her by the sign company was she wouldn't need one. well, the sign went up. somebody complained. and when someone complains, what happens is it sheds light and transparency on everything and the department starts to l

whenever, she participates in the platform, and shy announces it is such a simple task to for some kwanon. that doesn't necessarily mean they won't make the same $40 donation to cory booker if he announces or hillary clinton announces again. neil: i understand what you're saying. that danielle, that building online base and builds social media people following. that list grows and grows. what are we to make of early return on their part? >> i would use bernie sanders as an example. he left the 2016 campaign with 2.5 million which is huge donor base to reach out to, time and time again not only for money and policy, his own recommendations and other kinds of races. it is about the money. it is also about contact you can have with people, utilize to spread the message even further. 2.5 million is 1% of the u.s. voting population give or take. any concern people might have we'll go to the well too many times on democratic side, there is huge amount of space to grow. most people don't donate to political campaigns for any number of reasons not least of which they're not tax deductible. i th

>> michelle kwan, even though i have met her. favorite kind of music. >> yeah. ov >> who do you to listen to? >> i love to lien to ariana grande. t>> you meta lipinski, until you was the youngest person to win at nationals. what did she to you when you got to meet face to face? >> she's like, i'm so proud of you. records are meant to be broken and i' so hope happy you broke the record. >> you are on such a roll, alysa. we are cheering you on all the way. thanks for coming to hang out with us. >> thank you. >> by the bway, hery day in new york is not over. alysa is going to be o falli"fa" tonight. look for her there. >> that's a late school night. sl right. le see what we're got for you. we've been talking about this bitter heavy snow is in upstate new york. rain in the southeast causing airport delays. sun shanerom tex in the west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, everybody. your forecast for today is rain changing to snow this afternoon, between about

>> michelle kwan even though i have met her, i would definitely love to meet her again. >> yeah.> who do you love to listen to? >> i like to listen to ariana grande and billy ilish. >> you met tara lipinski who until you was the youngest person ever to win at nationals and what did she say to you when you got to meet face-to-face? >> she was like i'm so proud of you. records are meant to be broken, and i'm so happy that you broke the record. >> wow. >> yeah. >> you are on such a role alysa, we are cheering you on all the way. thanks for coming to hang out with us today. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, arthur. >> yes. >> by the way, her busy day in new york is not over. alysa is going to be on fallon tonight. look for her there. >> it's going to be fun, right? >> yeah. >> let's go over to al and get a check of the weather. >> that's a late school night. we've been talking about this bitter cold heavy snow in upstate new york, rain through the southeast causing some airport delays. sunshine from texas into the southwest, sunny skies in the pacific northw that's what's going on

in venezuela opposition leader kwan gray joe has declared himself the country's interim president a move that's won the backing of u.s. president donald trump it follows tens of thousands of venezuelans taking to the streets of the capital caracas to demand the resignation of president nicolas maduro. german chancellor angela merkel has made an impassioned appeal for multilateralism speaking at the world economic forum in davos switzerland she said that global threats such as climate change could only be tackled together and she also warned that international institutions needed reform. thousands of mourners have attended the funeral in northern israel of an arab israeli student killed in australia twenty one year old to a.m.'s all we was rate and murdered in melbourne on her way home from a comedy show her death sparked protests against final ends against women. a winter storm on the u.s. canadian border and has taken temperatures down to minus twenty five degrees celsius and transformed the niagara falls into an icy spectacle the majestic waterfalls have partially frozen providing a st