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: in the hills, a tae kwon do prepare himself. he's become a master of another martial art. >> it is very strong, but the movement is very soft and looks like dancing. so, very comfortable. always my instructor emphasized to me, always practice with natural mind. >>reporter: there is some argument over the history, whether it began more over a game. it brings him closer to his country's cultural heritage. >>> it is still rooted in its history when tae kwon do has moved to a point-scoring point. it's a martial art to be practiced in studios and olympics. it has extend the global reach, but it's used of point-registering pads stump the martial arts. >> it cannot be changed. we have to be respect and we have to keep the -- all the traditions. but, as a sport, special olympic sports, you have to change. >>reporter: the spiritual home is underway, on the mats, the knocks can be hard. >> translator: it brings me closer to my friends and i think it's good for my future as well so i'm working harder. >> reporter: these kids are something

now she's got her new song called hit the kwon take a look. ♪ hit the kwon, hit the kwon. >> she was when she first appeared on ell but this is hit the kwon. it has already gone viral. the nae nae got 70 million hits. a couple days of posting this one, almost a million views. her mom is also a dancer. the heaven show is where you can find it. >> she gets it from her mama. >> she's got moves. >> going to be the next big thing there. >>> there is a gardener in canada that is really excited right now because he has grown what he believes to be the largest cucumber ever. he's looking for ot guinness book of world records to certify that claim. it started off as 42 1/2 inches and since then it continues to grow. it's up to over 44 inches. there it is. >> wow. >> big cucumber. exactly. >> that is. >>> it's going to take i believe 12 weeks before he'll find out. his name is daniel tomlin before he finds out whether his has vegetable be in fact the largest one and then guess what he's going to do with it? >> eat it. >> he's going it into a pickle first. >> pickle it and then eat it. >> big c

harry fawcett explains. >> in the hills tai kwon do expert prepares himself. he does not teach the national sport these days. he has become a master of another martial art. >> it is very soft and looks like dancing. very comfortable. >> there was some argument about the history whether korean or japanese has nearly wiped it out. but he said that it brings him closer to his country's heritage. tai kwon do has moved from martial arts to more of a point scoring sport. >> we interrupt to bring you sergei lavrov and john kerry. >> we will now engage in syria at the request of the syrian government. we'll establish channels of communication to avoid any unintended incidents. we agree that the military should be in contact with each other very soon. number two, we also discussed what the president has told us about the promoting political process. we all want syria democratic, united, secular, syria a home for all ethnic groups, whose rights are guaranteed, but we have some differences as for the way to get there. but we agree on some steps, which we'll undertake ver

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. >>> china's president xi jinping has promised $2 bill kwon for a fund to help fight poverty in countries. he made the announce during his first ever traes on the united nations as president and said beijing would step up investment in the least developed countries by at least $12 billion by 2013 -- 2030. >> translator: looking to the future. china will continue to take a right approach to justice and interest putting justice before interest and join other countries in the concerted efforts to realize the agenda. china will establish an assistance fund with an initial pledge of 2 billion in support of developing countries. china will he is continue to increase investments aiming to increase the total to 12 doll billion by 2030. >>> she's one of 200 leaders who afwreeed to work on new targets to improve the target of life worldwide. these are stainable goals covering pofrt to pollution. no poverty is in fact the first of the 17 goals. zero hunger, that is another. the u.n. saying 1 in 9 people around the world is hungry. education is a priority. 103 million young people cannot read or writ

comparative destructive power between kicks from various martial arts, of karate, muy thai and tae kwonnd made it illegal for much of brazil's history. today maestras like johnji and paulina teach in classrooms and on stages. >> originally it was a male-dominated activity. when did that change? >> since the '60s. we start our process in the beginning of the '80s. and nowadays we have hundreds of women practice capoeira. >> what was it like in the beginning, the very first women who did it? >> mothers or fathers or the family -- >> right. >> said that capoeira is not for women, why do you decide to do this? >> afro-brazilian cuisine is the result of many, many years of cooks experimenting with african and portuguese dishes combined with local ingredients like seafood, chilies, coconut milk. this is angelica's house. open one day a week as a restaurant serving her unique style of bahian dishes. >> beautiful. wow. look at that. >> looks very good. >> how has being a master of capoeira, how has that changed the rest of your life? >> i think changed it a lot. women in general, they don't lea

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kwon bonaulait is set back from a quiet lane in the outskirts of town. this. banh bale, little pancake-like things made of rice flour, steamed in molds, and topped with crispy fried shallots and crumbled fried shrimp. show me how you eat this. >> i have this when i was a little girl. so you try to pick it up like this. >> right. i got it. just cut around the edge here. >> i feel so clumsy. its been a while. >> fold it over. oh, it just -- mm-mm. this is great. >> this is so nostalgic to me. when i was younger, i'd be noon -- and my mom would ask me to take a noon nap and if i took a nap she would buy me some banh. >> waiting. >> waiting for her, with a dish, empty dish waiting for her. she would come and my mom would say who eat the most? >> a stack. ooh. what are they eating in the banana leaf? are we having one of those too? >> we have everything. >> i don't want to leave anything out. >> it's made of tapioca with pork and shrimp from the lagoon, wrapped like a tamale in banana leaf, then steamed. >> so, you can open. in vietnam, we learn how to unwrap

. >> vice-president vaoet tore, chasing ner courtney, commissioner kwon, mission xher moran, and we havehead the minutes of september 9, 2015, any addition or corrections? seeing none, is there any public comment on the minutes of september 9th? may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> item 4, at this point, we ask for public comment and i do have a speaker card from mr. decosta. >> commissioners, some years ago, when we had as our chair, ambassador richard s c-l aw, a man of great wisdom who understood really what needs to be done in our city and county of san francisco, so i took upon myself at that time to invite the first people into these chambers to talk to some of you all. maybe one of y'all will remember that occasion. after [inaudible] and he was very happy to meet them. about a little over 250 years ago when jefferson sent lewis and clark here to west coast, we have records for those who can read and for those who have access to the records as

in my spare time i am on the board of trustees (unintelligible), and i'm a tae kwon do instructor for rec and park, and i teach at the hamilton rec center and (unintelligible) a couple of times a week. graffiti plight is very extensive over there. >> supervisor tang: sometimes it's not just abaiting graffiti (unintelligible). >> i have been working where i live educating students, it can be an art form in murals. and opening up responsibility for students who go from school to school creating projects in trying to create education. also creating (unintelligible) this upcoming year and citizens can come and have say about graffiti around the city. and for my group personally we also work with gpw to do (unintelligible) through the clean sweep initiatives. >> supervisor avalos: great, thank you. next applicant is ms. darcy brown (sounds like). please come forward. welcome. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is darcy brown, the interim executive director of san francisco beautiful. i will be brief. san francisco beautiful as you may or may not know is dedicated to the preservation of

casting his vote, the prime minister, the son of the founding father of singapore, lee kwon yu. he has presented his party as the choice to provide strong leadership. forest burning is going unchecked in nearby indonesia. playing on the need for unity at a time of regional uncertain, portraying this republic as the tiny red dot at the heart of southeast asia. it makes a strong argument for staying with what you know. >> are people generally happy or no? >> well, i am, so i'm hoping the rest is. >> there is a lot of talk in terms of people wanting to have a choice, but when things are really good, i don't know what choices are actually required sometimes. >> this campaign has seen a maturing of singapore's opposition parties. in a tightly controlled city state not used to dissenting voices, spurred on by a largely younger generation wanting more choice, opposition rallies have been well attended. >> in the past, this pervasive, the term is always used culture of fear have kept people from going even tolyls to what the opposition has to say. i think that's the key difference, that

they said raise your hand if you think donald trump kwon last night? i'll be honest, it wasn't a big roar. you wonder if that's maybe something where folks here are saying hey, we want to see a little bit more substance and policy from our guy. >> i think we're going to have some kind of a speech coming out. it looks like he's going to talk right to his people. and here he is. i see his head moving over to the center there above the person waving that placard. i think he's going to try to make up for last night, rather than to climb on any victory stump. let's catch the -- well, what's going to happen here? this is a very magisterial entrance here. ♪ you're the best around >> he's wearing a -- what we used to call a power tie. this crowd here, did they have this planned before last night? i guess they did. >> yeah, they did. worth noting, too, chris, trump already said he won the debate. he believes he's the guy that came out on top. >> here's donald trump i think trying to make up for last night. >> sit down, relax, we'll be here for a while. >> you k

governor kwon that. so there is a difference of opinion -- >> what about in the general election? >> you know, there's not a lot of fluidity frankly on the abortion issue. that is to say most people believe as my old boss bill clinton used to say it should be safe, legal and rare. if you want to reduce the number of abortions, this is science, empower women and girls more. give them better income, better educational opportunities and the abortion rate drops. laws don't change it, economic prospects do. >> the democratic party has gone way extreme on this issue. there used to be a consensus but now it seems on demand everywhere no questions asked. the democratic party has gone so far less into an extreme version of this issue. you have hillary clinton people can't say there should be any restrictions on abortion. so that's why, you know, we're at the place in politics where we are now where it may go to a shut down very soon because there are no longer pro-life democrats in the united states congress. >> all right. amanda, paul, thank you so much. thanks for coming in. i appreciate

we got aq kwon because he is the guy who supplied the libyans with the nuclear material. >> do you thinknd kerry didn't know. >> that didn't act like it. well established pattern of dealing through the use of force or the realistic threat of use of force. >> some on the hard right believe, liz, that president obama wants to it diminish america on purpose. that he doesn't have -- you write a book about exceptionalism. he doesn't want us to be leading the world against these people and, believe this is the hard right he is actively trying to weaken this country. do you believe that. >> i do. >> on purpose he wants us to be weaker. >> yes. because he very much believes in this progressive agenda. we detail it in the book through facts. his new mexico notion is america has been a maligned power in the world. he has made that clear in his own writings. he began his presidency by traveling the world apologizing for america. when you are in a situation where you think the history of this nation has been one where we have been a force for ill, which clearly believes for the most part, his effort

interesting the kron 4 yours because days before the accident family roberts broke the story mayor kwon had been seen using her cellphone of driving. >> catherine: worsening furrow's if this one showing her holding her phone eighth and broadway on holding the phone from like to hurt your she agreed to talk the stanley. stella >> catherine: plan out he did need to follow her around oakland citizens first 5 problem on kron 4 than those photos which bid surfaced and people getting badly in that case referenced and the initial complaint. >> pam: lanes open in one person recovering after sam the tail bridge crashed today the vehicles damaged in that crash as cbs and dan chp says that although with the bridge were blocked while they worked to clear the same balance seriously injured only minor injuries were reported there traffic backed up this morning on the bay bridge with this happen after motorcycle crash for rush-hour traffic chp treated about the incident 830 this morning that accident happened westbound side of the bridge. cleanup underway in during county after big rig still doubtful

commissioner kwon, here. commissioner moran, here. commissioner [inaudible] . >> before you you have the minutes of july 28, 2015. any corrections? any public comment on the minutes? seeing none i'll call fl vote. all in favor? opposed? the motion carries. at this time i'm going to call for the public comments of any item not on todays agenda. have any speakers today? okay, moving on to the next item >> item 5 is communications. >> commissioners any comments? i do have one speaker on item 5 d. christine hanson. could you come forward, please? >> i have 2. good afternoon commissioners. my name is christine hanson and i'm speaking to you today as a member of the save ccsf coalition. i would thrike address the real estate service report of the attempt of [inaudible] along where the mayors office to [inaudible] housing development at the bal bola reservoir. it is claimed on one end by the sfpuc and on the onet end city college is in deed still one parcel. the u.s. and history has been intertwined between ccsf and the water department for

. >> vice-president vaoet tore, chasing ner courtney, commissioner kwon, mission xher moran, and we have a quorum. er >> before you head the minutes of september 9, 2015, any addition or corrections? seeing none, is there any public comment on the minutes of september 9th? may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> item 4, at this point, we ask for public comment and i do have a speaker card from mr. decosta. >> commissioners, some years ago, when we had as our chair, ambassador richard s c-l aw, a man of great wisdom who understood really what needs to be done in our city and county of san francisco, so i took upon myself at that time to invite the first people into these chambers to talk to some of you all. maybe one of y'all will remember that occasion. after [inaudible] and he was very happy to meet them. about a little over 250 years ago when jefferson sent lewis and clark here to west coast, we have records for those who can read and for those who have access to the records as to how pristine california was , with

no rain of kwons consequence. we're hoping to see a change in the next two or three days. another warm start. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. hottest inland. low and mid-90s there. humidity runs even higher today, if you can imagine that. it's very heavy air mass ahead of the next cold front. could be an isolated thunderstorm or two in the northwestern orthwestern suburbs. pollen report, not a lot of change. ragweed at a moderate level once again. 70s across long island. we go to the south shore, babylon, 73. 74 right now in the bay. 77 in the park. some 60s northern half of new jersey. that's above normal for this hour of the morning at this time of the year. we're protected by warm high pressure at that. keeping the clouds and the rain to the north of us. watching a few showers drifting up from the south. our main player is this one to the west. this is a cold front that will arrive with showers and thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. some of those could get heavy as that system gets closer. this is the last hot one. maybe an isolated storm, especially west of the ci

am i think supervisor kwon good she spoke before supervisor wiener was there also. thank you remus.'s great. we discovered keep on going. these young people you don't have to worry about. everybody knows things about-really that's my civic job. my civic duty. to do something that the police don't have to worry about. so were going to begin our next campaign, this year could mean our new campaign tonight at the club that we want to continue to save as many lives as we can adjust thank you. thank you. thank you on behalf of young people, think my grandmother did she conjured this up and i'm just carrying out her dream and everybody stay alive and free. think not >> thank you dr. marshall. >>[applause] >>thank you very much colleagues. now clerk, we'll return to our regular business and go back to will call for introductions and madam clerk >> supervisor campos >> thank you. again congratulations to commissioner marshall and-for the incredible work he does. have a couple of items. first, simply one note that something very disturbing happen in my district over the weekend. we became aw

but she knew tae kwon do and she caught him in the nose with her elbow.d she wriggled away and ran like the wind out of there. other witnesses offered a vague description of a man they'd seen in the park the day chelsea disappeared. white male, heavy-set, did they have a serial attacker on their hands? was this part of the park his territory? it was now sunday afternoon, february 28th. chelsea had been missing for three days. how do you deal with the parents? >> i didn't have any answers for them. at one point they asked for a tour of various items that were found. >> so sergeant brown showed the kings where some of the clothing was found. >> we got to positions where we could point it out. you know, that's where we found this. that's where we found that. >> now, that's when the detective's phone rang. the dna came back. >> the dna on the clothing, it confirmed it was chelsea's. but the test produced something else, too. the most important discovery yet. inside that clothing was a second person's dna, and the lab got a hit. >> and it came back to a sex re

am i think supervisor kwon good she spoke before supervisor wiener was there also. thank you remus.'s great. we discovered keep on going. these young people you don't have to worry about. everybody knows things about-really, that's my civic job. my civic duty. to do something that the police don't have to worry about. so were going to begin our next campaign, this year could mean our new campaign tonight at the club that we want to continue to save as many lives as we can adjust thank you. thank you. thank you on behalf of young people, think my grandmother did she conjured this up and i'm just carrying out her dream and everybody stay alive and free. think not >> thank you dr. marshall. >>[applause] >>thank you very much colleagues. now clerk, we'll return to our regular business and go back to will call for introductions and madam clerk >> supervisor campos >> thank you. again congratulations to commissioner marshall and-for the incredible work he does. have a couple of items. first, simply one note that something very disturbing happen in my district over the weekend. we became a

commissioner president caen pr commissioner moran commissioner kwon and commissioner courtney is excused today. >> thank you. >> third item is the approval of the minutes of august 11, 2015, are there any corrects or additions to the minutes? >> roll call second. >> any public comment on the minutes of august 11th? seeing none, i'll call for the vote >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed the motion carries item 4. >> which is general public comment from the public and i have mr. decostco first to speak. >> i'd like to talk about a number of issues in general during the general public comment i'm very interested in really what is going to happen to mountain tunnel especially in light of el nino and how that is going to an impact so i really don't know any experts that know too much about el 99 having said that, we need to have some deliberations meaningful deliberations on mountain tunnel i read somewhere that now you're ready to expand over $200 million $212 million i read it somewhere so i'll start with the marginal amount and then you know any way you look at it it is the money that

commissioner president caen pr commissioner moran commissioner kwon and commissioner courtney is excused today. >> thank you. >> third item is the approval of the minutes of august 11, 2015, are there any corrects or additions to the minutes? >> roll call second. >> any public comment on the minutes of august 11th? seeing none, i'll call for the vote >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed the motion carries item 4. >> which is general public comment from the public and i have mr. decostco first to speak. >> i'd like to talk about a number of issues in general during the general public comment i'm very interested in really what is going to happen to mountain tunnel especially in light of el nino and how that is going to an impact so i really don't know any experts that know too much about el 99 having said that, we need to have some deliberations meaningful deliberations on mountain tunnel i read somewhere that now you're ready to expand over $200 million $212 million i read it somewhere so i'll start with the marginal amount and then you know any way you look at it it is the money that

am i think supervisor kwon good she spoke before supervisor wiener was there also. thank you remus.'s great. we discovered keep on going. these young people you don't have to worry about. everybody knows things about-really that's my civic job. my civic duty. to do something that the police don't have to worry about. so were going to begin our next campaign, this year could mean our new campaign tonight at the club that we want to continue to save as many lives as we can adjust thank you. thank you. thank you on behalf of young people, think my grandmother did she conjured this up and i'm just carrying out her dream and everybody stay alive and free. think not >> thank you dr. marshall. >>[applause] >>thank you very much colleagues. now clerk, we'll return to our regular business and go back to will call for introductions and madam clerk >> supervisor campos >> thank you. again congratulations to commissioner marshall and-for the incredible work he does. have a couple of items. first, simply one note that something very disturbing happen in my district over the weekend. we became aw

. -- ut as did kwon says, tom: do you assume gedeon that the primary process provides a leavening forcelarization? deon: well, the early stages provide polarization then in an actual reality show on the republican show on the other side and each one of getting voted off and by the time it gets down to the last few you will have a more serious conversation. >> yes. the bold reality shows we are looking into a hall of mirrors. the world's biggest car show kicks off. stephen winkalman knicks. this is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ tom: good morning. i'm excited. hope you are as well. that's not a typo. 6:00 p.m. ray dal i don't know with michael mckeon and myself. with a conversation about broader issues affecting the future of america. really looking forward to that tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. with our headlines here's ramy inocencio. ramy: at least eight people are missing and water slept away two advance carrying women and children and three people did survive the advance were washed several hundred yards downstream. it happened in a community that served azarenka base for a

and he has listened to scientists all over the world and accepts the kwon census view that global change is happening, it's being caused by human activity. and for him, this is a moral iss issue. because it's going to impact people all over the world. i mean, if the ocean rises, countries like bangladesh are going to be flooded. if all the glaciers melt, where is india going to get its water for its rivers? this is going to be an absolute disaster, and he's saying we can't postpone dealing with this. it's not up to future generations. this is our obligation to do something to deal with climate change today. >> we'll certainly stay tuned. father thomas reese, thanks for your time today. >> thank you. >> colombia's government is taking a major step toward ending its 50-year ward with leftist rebels. the two sides signed a peace commitment wednesday in cuba aimed at reaching a final deal within six months. the plan calls for tribunals to try those accused of the most serious crimes. >> rebels have been fighting the government since 1964 in a conflict that's killed more than 200,000 people.

am i think supervisor kwon good she spoke before supervisor wiener was there also. thank you remus.'s great. we discovered keep on going. these young people you don't have to worry about. everybody knows things about-really, that's my civic job. my civic duty. to do something that the police don't have to worry about. so were going to begin our next campaign, this year could mean our new campaign tonight at the club that we want to continue to save as many lives as we can adjust thank you. thank you. thank you on behalf of young people, think my grandmother did she conjured this up and i'm just carrying out her dream and everybody stay alive and free. think not >> thank you dr. marshall. >>[applause] >>thank you very much colleagues. now clerk, we'll return to our regular business and go back to will call for introductions and madam clerk >> supervisor campos >> thank you. again congratulations to commissioner marshall and-for the incredible work he does. have a couple of items. first, simply one note that something very disturbing happen in my district over the weekend. we became a

in my spare time i am on the board of trustees (unintelligible), and i'm a tae kwon do instructor for rec and park, and i teach at the hamilton rec center and (unintelligible) a couple of times a week. graffiti plight is very extensive over there. >> supervisor tang: sometimes it's not just abaiting graffiti (unintelligible). >> i have been working where i live educating students, it can be an art form in murals. and opening up responsibility for students who go from school to school creating projects in trying to create education. also creating (unintelligible) this upcoming year and citizens can come and have say about graffiti around the city. and for my group personally we also work with gpw to do (unintelligible) through the clean sweep initiatives. >> supervisor avalos: great, thank you. next applicant is ms. darcy brown (sounds like). please come forward. welcome. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is darcy brown, the interim executive director of san francisco beautiful. i will be brief. san francisco beautiful as you may or may not know is dedicated to the preservation of

. >> vice-president vaoet tore, chasing ner courtney, commissioner kwon, mission xher moran, and we have a quorum. er >> before you head the minutes of september 9, 2015, any addition or corrections? seeing none, is there any public comment on the minutes of september 9th? may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> item 4, at this point, we ask for public comment and i do have a speaker card from mr. decosta. >> commissioners, some years ago, when we had as our chair, ambassador richard s c-l aw, a man of great wisdom who understood really what needs to be done in our city and county of san francisco, so i took upon myself at that time to invite the first people into these chambers to talk to some of you all. maybe one of y'all will remember that occasion. after [inaudible] and he was very happy to meet them. about a little over 250 years ago when jefferson sent lewis and clark here to west coast, we have records for those who can read and for those who have access to the records as to how pristine california was , with

commissioner president caen pr commissioner moran commissioner kwon and commissioner courtney is excused today. >> thank you. >> third item is the approval of the minutes of august 11, 2015, are there any corrects or additions to the minutes? >> roll call second. >> any public comment on the minutes of august 11th? seeing none, i'll call for the vote >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed the motion carries item 4. >> which is general public comment from the public and i have mr. decostco first to speak. >> i'd like to talk about a number of issues in general during the general public comment i'm very interested in really what is going to happen to mountain tunnel especially in light of el nino and how that is going to an impact so i really don't know any experts that know too much about el 99 having said that, we need to have some deliberations meaningful deliberations on mountain tunnel i read somewhere that now you're ready to expand over $200 million $212 million i read it somewhere so i'll start with the marginal amount and then you know any way you look at it it is the money that

commissioner president caen pr commissioner moran commissioner kwon and commissioner courtney is excused>> thank you. >> third item is the approval of the minutes

commissioner president caen pr commissioner moran commissioner kwon and commissioner courtney is excused today. >> thank you. >> third item is the approval of the minutes of august 11, 2015, are there any corrects or additions to the minutes? >> roll call second. >> any public comment on the minutes of august 11th? seeing none, i'll call for the vote >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed the motion carries item 4. >> which is general public comment from the public and i have mr. decostco first to speak. >> i'd like to talk about a number of issues in general during the general public comment i'm very interested in really what is going to happen to mountain tunnel especially in light of el nino and how that is going to an impact so i really don't know any experts that know too much about el 99 having said that, we need to have some deliberations meaningful deliberations on mountain tunnel i read somewhere that now you're ready to expand over $200 million $212 million i read it somewhere so i'll start with the marginal amount and then you know any way you look at it it is the money that

commissioner kwon, here. commissioner moran, here. commissioner [inaudible] . >> before you you have the minutes of july 28, 2015. any corrections? any public comment on the minutes? seeing none i'll call fl vote