i am not a mandarin native.e to learn. >> he wanted to be able to communicate with his in laws. >>> i have gotten used to the artistic light project on the bay bridge. the artist is telling us he is raising $4 million to put them back up. the state would take over the project. the lights would be a permanent feature of the bridge. >> the necklace lights were a permanent feature. they want the state to maintain them. >> he has to raise $4 million by the end of the year in time for san francisco to host the superbowl in 2016. first we have the world series game 3 tomorrow. >> hitting him out of the park, hunter and giants fans should be thanking a los gatos company. >> hunter pence had a clutch home run. he admits he hits the bat strange. >> some say unorthodox. >> he has been getting help from the zep baseball app. >> to see his swing in a way he couldn't see before. >> they have been analyzing swing with videos for some time. the app allows you to see it in 3d from several angles. you attach it and it will measu

zuckerberg speaking mandarin in beijing during a 30-minute q&a session.years learning the language because his wife is chinese and he loves the culture. >>> a sure sign the holidays are coming. the second harvest food bank is kicking off its annual drive. hundreds of families lined up at a church near the food bank warehouse, the goal to show the need for food is not seasonal, it's every day. the need for food has not eased a bit. >> silicon valley is such an expensive place to live. and with rents going up 10% year over year, that missing $200, $300 may be what people used to spend on food. >> and there is a drought connection. since fresh fruits and vegetables are most of the food bank's inventory organizers worry another year of drought will rate the cost of produce because there will be less available. >>> up next, gold medalist with a golden yard, kristi yamaguchi getting ready for her next big ice skating event in san jose. h. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine.

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mandarin is the language spoken on the mainland. but in hong kong, it is cantonese.e's very much seen by the locals as beijing's man and a matter what he may say. so far, he has not done anything to disappoint beijing. he has stuck to the script telling the protesters should go home, you should be happy with the package they are offering you. having 5 million votes is a lot better than the vote of 1200 people. but what he did not address was that they would be voting for pre-vetted candidates by beijing. but what could happen in china? -- >> what could happen in china? if this had happened on the mainland, these protests would have been stopped immediately. >> it would likely have been crushed immediately. you do have uprising them protests, most of which you do not hear about because they are over in a few days time. hong kong is a different story. gigi being -- the leader in china, if he had a struthers -- had his druthers, why not? what he would say is he would not threaten the prosperity of hong kong. he is up against the wall, but also does not want to be seen a

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mark zuckerberg just learned mandarin. will it set a new standard for american companies trying to break through to the largest pool of consumers, he's one smart guy. let's start the "countdown." and so yes, companies came out with bangup earnings today, but if there's one thing investors are learning, it's that in some cases and we saw that this week, it's time to say out with the old and maybe in with the new. in this kind of market enee 200 point market swings, up, down, all around, is the only way to make money with stocks to forget ibm, coke, pepsi, general motors and focus on the names embracing new technology and have a little spice to them like the teslas, the twitters and t-mobiles of the world? let's bring in traders and get to the floor show new york stock exchange, cme, nymex. we should say maybe it's due to old school name like caterpillar and the newer names that appear to have a good foot hold. >> it is, it gets back to something we talked to earlier in the week. the bigger household names have gotten away w

(indistinct chatter in mandarin) (scanner beeping) (speaks mandarin) no, i'm not going.darin) no. i'm not going. i'm not going to china. they'll arrest me. i want to stay in the united states. i want political asylum. (man continues yelling in mandarin) (siren wailing) oh, hey. hey, russell. i have a budget meeting. it's just gonna take a sec. it's about the henkashu islands. remind me. four uninhabited rocky outcroppings in the east china sea. right. china and japan both claim ownership in a dispute going back generations, which picked up steam once it became clear that there's natural gas deposits underneath them. two weeks cago,hina sent a reconnaissance plane over the islands, japan scrambled an f-15,

seems like he can speak mandarin.used the language during a question and answer session at the university in beijing. he told the students he learned mandarin partly because his wife's grandmother only speaks chinese and he wanted to be able to talk to her. >>> it's what children want to see in their goodie bags this year. take a look. >> candy. >> the candy. >> but how much should you shell out for all of that candy? tips on saving money on the sweets you are handing out. >>> another wet and wen windy dn top for us. that's coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> look at the top stories trending right now on the nbc 10 news app. >>> a new survey shows more than a quarter of workers that have called in sick to the past year when they were feeling fine. according to the care builder poll, 30% said they didn't feel like going to work. 29% wanted a day to relax. if you are going to take a day, you will probably want to be careful what you post online. one in four employers busted an employee faking sick through social med

his wife when she wasn't his wife, but her family is mandarin. >> my wife speaks mandarin, i did notearn mandarin. >> there you go. >> it's not too late. >> when does he have time to learn mandarin? on a plane? he probably has -- he's like rosetta stone guy in his head, a rosetta chip. >> some stocks getting a pop today. >> kla. >> credit suisse downgrades it. grinch. >> state street out there today. ups, procter and gamble. >> i would like to see northern trust and bank of new york do as well. when we look at yesterday there was a really shocking move by diamond offshore in the conference call. i was hoping to see more of a follow through with the drillers today. no. if oil breaks through 90, we'll go down again. >> the drillers are saying -- >> i'm glad you said that. it's an algorithm. >> yes. drillers are saying oil will go through $80. if that happens, we'll be down today. that means more money if you shop at target. but there will be a break in the stock market if oil goes below $80. >> pandora down 9%, they beat by a penny. stocks down 13% this year. >> i don't know how much p

zuckerberg said, "hello, students" in mandarin.nt yet but completed the chat in mandarin. zuckerberg said facebook which is banned in china helps chinese companies connect with overseas clients. anne-marie? >> is that all he said because they seemed to have a pretty robust response there. that's pretty good. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return, a celestial show put on by the sun and the moon. and why is football's biggest star so upset during last night's game? gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. whoamy cuts all better.re. cause sarah's mom discovered neosporin. with patented technology... ...that heals cuts two days faster than store brands. neosporin. buy three johnson & johnson first aid products and get a free bag. tonight at a-t-and-t park. w one of the giants leaders ss he deals with all the press and ebola in the new yor

but seemed quite comfortable speaking mandarin.k office just one day after two shocking resignations. yoko kamikoa was named the new jes minister. their predecessors resigned after allegations of misusing campaign funds and violation of election laws. the prime minister promoted five women to cabinet positions earlier this year as part of a plan to put more women into leadership roles. the university of north carolina has once been considered one of the top colleges in the united states. now it's involved in an epic scandal involving fraudulent classes and a widespread cover-up. >> reporter: the school is now admitting to widespread fraud, keeping athletes eligible by enrolling them in fake classes. >> the length of time this behavior went on and the number of people involved is really shocking. >> the tutor to athletes told cnn in january that unc had not owned up to the full scope of the scandal. unc immediately tried to shut her down, attacking her credibility. >> it wasn't just my colleagues in the athletic department that were

domestic violence and we have a youth program and i will say a few words for those who understand, mandarine. >> i am commissioner tom mazzucco, and as president loftus told you this is the favorite thing to do and thank you, for the lives here as a police officer here in central station and now doing, and it is really good. in my prior life i was an assistant district attorney here in san francisco for ten years. and followed by nine years as an assistant united states attorney on the organized crime task force and now in the private practice, the law firm, and i have been on the commission now for six years and quite a while. and it is just a pleasure to be here, the captain is a great captain and he is hard working and central station holds a special place in my heart and that is where my father spent the bulk of his career, working at central station and more importantly, when you guys said the pledge of allegiance tonight that was awesome. >> vice president turman? >> good evening and i apologize for being late. i am the vice president of the police commission and i have been on the com

zuckerberg held a question and answer session and he spoken tirely in mandarin.t one point used the word 11 instead of billion. but the only difference is the pronunciation. he says he wanted to learn the language because his wife is chinese and his in laws only speak mandarin. >> there is more still to come here at 6:00. up next, accusations against a petaluma duck farm. >> also, tonight >> and dramatic surveillance video that offers a chilling perspective on what ha californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. >>> good evening, again. animal rights activists and poulry industry are scaring off over the search of a duck farm in petaluma. >> the team, including s

apparently, learn how to speak mandarin. facebook boss mark zuckerberg put his language skills to the test. [ speaking mandarin ] >> i think he was doing pretty well. he's speaking mandarin in beijing yesterday during a 30-minute long q and a session. he spent years learning the language because his wife is chinese and he loves the culture. >>> helping students learn math, or giving them an easier way to cheat? it's an app. it helps you solve mathematical -- you point the camera at a problem and it provides a step by step guide showing you how to solve the problem. the app's creator says it helps students who don't have a teacher or tutor nearby. teachers worry it's an easy way for kids to cheat. where was that app when i needed it? >> 30 years ago it would have been great for us. >> oh, my goodness. >> i would have been in trouble. >> how are we doing, jeff? >> a lot of people in town. a lot of interesting things in the forecast. >> rain coming our way. we've got the giants forecast game number 3 coming in. drizzle, we'll t

." >> mark zuckerberg wowing the crowd in china showing off his mandarin skills. zuckerberg is visiting a number of countries in asia. he was in japan earlier this week. he said he started learning man drin so he could communicate with his wife's family. >> now he's just showing off. a fremont company facing a fine this morning for underpaying its tech workers severely. they were paid just $1.20 an hour. electronics for imaging flu in eight employees and they worked 120-hour weeks for two months to set up the workers for country done here in the united states. it shocked federal agent ps. >> it is certainly unreasonable to bring workers here in the sil con valley or to sprrn zbrrnls. >> wow. trying to get away with it. >> u.s. prosecutors looking behind the japanese company involved in the air bag safety recall. good morning, kate. >> reporter: good morning to you. the government has now increased the number of car that could be affected to at least 7.8 million. too much force could potentially rupture and and scrape mess the dow falling for the first time in four

our mandarin's much better. willie and i have what we call mandarin mondays. >> you do?> mandarin, yeah. >> longtime democratic political strategists frank mankiewicz has died at the age of 90 of a heart attack. he was political director for george mcgovern's bid for government. he'll go down in history for what he called the shaping moments of his adult life. >> i have a short announcement to read. which i will read at this time. senator robert francis kennedy. died at 1:44 a.m. today, june 6th, 1968. >> chilling, absolutely chilling. okay. any other papers? >> yeah, let's go to deadline. deadline reports aaron sorkin confirms christian bale will play apple founder and executive steve jobs. >> a great selection. >> such a good actor. bale will have more words to say in the movie than most people have in three movies combined. that's a line from sorkin. bale's not the first person to take a shot at the role. ashton's performance was widely panned. >> i don't even want to see that. >> christian bale, the guy has to be one of the great actors. >> he will be great at that.

rate of solicitation are in oakland i've been taking language classes at the college and taking mandarin they've wield i widow he would away a lot of the programs so if we don't keep the statistics of the languages we can't help our social workers that want to be medical interpreters. >> we'll take that suggestion. >> we'll not received public comment requests but there are there any public comment. >> general public comment. >> no for this item. >> any other comments commissioners. >> so the item is concluded i'm wondering if the president would rodriguezant to make comments how she feels how i'm wondering some of the things we might want to look forward in working with you. >> i know the hour is getting late i will make my comments short and sweetie think this has been an and we'll productive joint commission hearing i've found a lot of enlightening information and perhaps for further collaboration and i'm sure all of our commissioners will probably like to make comments but i would ask if the directors might like to make any comments about kind of a path forward for future moderation.

mark zuckerberg is weeing over -- is winning over fans in beijing when he shows off the mandarin if anew video. take a listen. i told her grandmother i know chinese; what he said, and the crowd at university cleared when zuckerberg began with, how is everyone? i am happy to be in beijing. he finished the 30-minute question-and-answer session entirely in mandarin say he has been learning the language since 2010 to impress his in-laws and his wife grew up speaking cheese. he did not talk about the chinese ban open facebook but he said the social media giant has helped chinese businesses gain customers abrought. >> there are four tones but that is really darn good after only four years of learning. >> unbelievable, really. >> how are we doing in any language this morning? >> warmer. not so cool as it has been and as far as our highs today, i will walk across the screen and load the show we just did, and i will load the main show, and live doppler hd is showing sprinkles dancing across the extreme north bay from classify detail and clear lake and you can see around fort bragg we have a be

he has been learning mandarin since 2010 to impress his in- laws.t a good round of applause. >> very good. >> did a good job. >>> 7:23. where police recruits reported were told to drop out of the academy. coming up in 20 minutes, the latest in that drama between the city of san jose and its police department. >>> another man jumps a fence at the white house. coming up how far this intruder got. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready,

is winning over fans in china after an appearance at a beijing university and he showed off his mandarin>> he is talking about why he learned chinese there but he began with, how is everyone, and i am happy to be in beijing and the crowd at the university cleared and he went on to finish the 30-minute entirely in mandarin and said he has been helping the language since 2010 to impress his in-laws. he did not talk about the chinese ban on facebook but said the sole media giant helped the chinese businesses gain customers abroad. >> that wasn't your classic beijing accent but it was darned good. >> another full 90 minutes of news is ahead. >> another would intruder jumps the white house look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbar

. >>> mark zuckerberg wowing the crowd in china, showing off his mandarin skills. the facebook ceo posted this video to his facebook page of a 30-minute question and answer session at a beijing university. zuckerberg is visiting a number of countries in asia and was in japan this week. he said he started learning mandarin so he could communicate with his wife's family. >>> an agreement is in the works that could keep the bay bridge lit up for good. according to the contra costa times, state and regional bridge agencies are considering taking over maintenance and ownership of the light sculpture on the bridge. it is scheduled to be removed or deactivated in march for bridge maintenance, but now it looks like the big lights will be back in 2016, funded with $4 million in private money. then caltrans and the bay area toll authority would take over. i'm glad to see that. >>> if you missed the lunar eclipse earlier this month, today is your chance to see a solar eclipse. this is video from may of 2012. today's partial eclipse starts around 2:00, but a word of advice her

>>> it turns out facebook cofounder mark zuckerberg is pretty good at speaking mandarin chinese. [ non-english language ] >> you held his own during a 30- minute chat at a prestigious beijing university yesterday. zuckerberg learned the language because his wife is chinese and he wanted to speak to her grandparents in their language. >> that's good. that's a very hard language to learn. >> tough language, right? >> absolutely. >> all right. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. enjoy your afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >> rick: hey! >> caroline: there's my handsome hubby. >> rick: today is the day that everything changes. i just heard from my dad. he'

. >> hello my name is erecting than i'm in mandarin and everyday in my class me and my friends also see my teacher being really stressed because we're a bunch of people are having problems and the last few weeks people are being physical with those problems and a lot of people are being sent out of class i feel walk lessor not getting to learn that much because our teachers also having to get on the phone to get someone open the phone to take somebody down and the last couple of days i've seen two people go around and through chairs and someday i think someone will get hurt. >> oh, okay. all right. so he's saying this because we understand they need the space to run and get their energy out that's an important component thank you for your time (clapping.) no more speakers? general comment is closed now we will resume oh, yes superintendant >> bottom top of the eight 10, zero. >> okay thanks for if superintendent (laughter) now we are at item 8 this is all right been moved and seconded on august 13th my may i have this authorization to grant an alternative to deny the san francisco chart

the president of ukraine visited his armed forces ac mandarin on friday. he promised the new recruits that the army they join would learn from its losses. >> we will use the experience of our armed forces and modern conflicts. we have learned in the mistakes we made, unfortunately. >> but the separatists appear equally determined to learn from their mistakes, and now they hold much mortar tore. al jazeera. >> doctors in sweden have successfully delivered the world's first baby from a transplanted roo womb. the 36-year-old mother received a womb transplant last year. she delivered a healthy baby boy last month. they're hoping to help couples worldwide who can't have children. >> it was a fantastic happiness between me and the whole team, but at the same time it was a little unreal sensation because we really couldn't believe that we reached this moment. >> let's just take a closer look at how that transplant is done. an incision is made in the donor's lower abdomen where the uterus is removed. it's placed on ice and the vessels are flushed. the uterus is tr

you have certainly heard mandarin being spoken here.t's the language spoken on the mainland, and that may be a hint that dark forces are at play here. >>> sweden has announced that his country will recognize a palestinian state. it underlines his support for a two-state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. >>> two brothers of the leading member of the taliban are set to be released from prison from pakistan. it is said to be a sign of the new level of cooperation. he raise -- rose to international promise as he went to the talks with the u.s. his brothers were arrested six months ago. >>> the british prime minister has made a visit to afghanistan. he met with the new government and met british troops stationed there. >>> nine united nations peace keepers have been killed during an am beneficiary in mali, their convoy was attacked by gunmen on motorbikes between to towns. this is the deadliest attack on the u.n. mission in mali. james bayes has more from the u.n. in new york. >> reporter: this is the most serious attack on the u

also here, you hear a lot of n mandarin being spoken in the crowds.t's the language spoken on the mainland. some of those that support the prodemocracy group say they believe that beijing is deliberately stirring up trouble. >>> now the catilan authorities say they want to pull away from sfran. catalonia is one of spain's richest and most industrialized regions. the poll is planned for november 9th. >> we like to think of it is a peaceful way of showing what our feelings are. the independence move is extremely peaceful. it is determined to not use violence. so how do you capture the attention of the world peacefully? any way you can. >>> at least ten migrants have drown off of the coast of italy. this happens as the lampedusa island is marking the year of the tragedy that claimed many men women and children. but with more migrants than ever crossing the mediterranean ocean, it seems unable to cope. >> reporter: an emotional return to the port where they were brought ashore a year ago. the last time they were here, they just survived one of italy's wor

learning mandarin. they went from 1.7 gpas to now 3.2 and 4.0s. these kids are rock stars. [applause] you know, as you know, it's expensive because you got to pay for college, and it ain't free. and you got to pay for first robotics. these kids are -- someone did that for me. someone made sure i hopped on that bus, someone made sure the magnet program was funded, someone made sure that there was a line for my family to stand for cheese and milk when we were growing up. i remember that like as if it was yesterday. like, she going to miss her place in line. i remember what that felt like and how strong my mom was to not be embarrassed to wait in line. so all the work that i'm doing is just paying it forward for the things that were done for me. so tomorrow when we launch the company that i started, the kids that are a part of my program, we created our apr and stk kit to make it easy for developers, but the platform is pretty rock solid so our kids have created an app on our wearable device. it's a real wearable device so a lot of people in the audience could be like, really

he said he started learning mandarin so he could communicate with his wife's family. a nice son-in-law. >> we're impressed. >> lincecum apparently has a back injury and will be day to day. >> it's tough. he was a calming influence in the game. it was the first action lincecum saw in the action. lincecum was so excited, he had to come out early and stand next to the umpires while "god bless america." >> instagram is now a verb. he instagramed it. >> and check out the golden nugget on the auction block. it could tech up to $350,000. that was treasured by a county. >> got to look at what's going on outside. you're tracking the possibility for some showers? >> yeah. we have our own liquid gold coming in to the screen in terms of trash. and eventually over the next couple of hours, i'd say by 9:00 we'll see showers in santa rosa and petaluma and north valley. elsewhere a good mix of sun and clouds. >> we have the bay bridge metering lights on. at the bay bridge yourself you have your backup. northbound 101 starting to ease up. here's the rest of your bay, the big unusual s

in beijing yesterday by doing this. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> he started speaking in mandarinwhile he started by saying my chinese is terrible, the college students gaffed when they heard him speaking their language. he explained his wife is chinese and grew up speaking it at home. he says his chinese is terrible, but he likes a challenge. he would also of course love to reopen facebook in china where it's been banned since '09. >>> if you watched last night's world series game, then you saw him. marlins man, the guy in the orange jersey behind home plate. the kansas city royals saw he was in the camera shot and tried everything to move him out of there, including the offer of a private suite. nothing doing because this is what he does. he is a single lawyer from miami who likes to spend his money on tickets and travel. and he likes to be on tv. as we found over and over in our sports archives. so look for him in future games right there behind home plate. >>> when we come back here tonight, making a difference, one girl and a garden to feed the hungry. how you helped it grow

visiting a university in beijing where he has been learning mandarin. >> [speaking mandarin] >> i didand a word he said. this is really great here at his chinese is pretty good considering the fact he learned it only in 2010. his chineseto girlfriend, now wife. he had to speak chinese to ask permission from her mom. his chinese is pretty good. it looks like he is speaking chinese. they all seem to respond to that. banned ink is still china. coming up, much more on our countdown to the opening bell. we will look at what your holiday travel will cost you this year ♪. ♪ >> we are continuing our countdown to the opening bell. it's time for a deep dive into number five. united, american, southwest reporting third-quarter results. strong travel demand and drop in jet fuel. geopolitical risks. airlines are relying on new and old tricks to get you back on board. for more, i want to bring in the president of boyd group international. shelby, who has things that can create major headaches this holiday season. i will be traveling this holiday season. i want to kick it off with you. er oil seeing

mark zuckerberg speaks in china doing it entirely in mandarin. the secret behind his new found skill today, thursday, october 23rd, 2014. >>> from nbc news, this is "today." with matt lauer and issavannah guthrie. >> good morning, savannah remains on maternity leaves, and you see from that shot, stormy skies, and, boy, did it rain last night. >> it sure did. >> moving north o new england, another day before it is out of here. >> hopefully it passes soon. thursday morning, top story, and that is the investigation in the deadly shooting in canada as we learn more now about the gunman responsible for the chaotic taetae scene. we are in ottawa with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: this city and country awake a changed place after an act of violence took place here aimed at the seat of the canadian government. gunfire echoed through the halls the parliament as chaos ruled the canadian capital agains wednesday morning at the national war memorial. >> i thought it was fire crackers going off. >> one guard shot down, later died identified as corpo

zuckerberg speaks if beijing, stunning the audience by doing it entirely in pand rin. [ speaking mandarin ] >> the secret hoon his new found skill today, thursday, october 23rd, 2014. >> and good morning, welcome to "today" on a thursday morning, i'm matt lauer, along with al roker. boy did it rain last night. >> it sure did. >> it is moving up to the north, into nuvenltew england. we have another day before it passes out here. let's start with our top story. >> we learn more about the gunman responsible for the chaotic scene. nbc's kevin tibbles is in at what with the latest. kevin, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. well, this morning, this city and this country awake a changed place because an act of violence has taken place here aimed directly at the seat of canada's government. gunfire echoed through the halls of parliament as chaos ruled the canadian capital. it began without warning wednesday morning near the pmplt. >> i thought it was fire crackers going off. >> reporter: tourists came to see the mournlgs saw one of the guards shot, he later died, he has been id

that info graphic we should have where there are language pieces or words translated into mandarin and spanish for you. the second item that we are looking at is something that you just discussed, and that's this whole refinement of the numbers of businesses that categorize the way it is catalogued. we are specifically looking at having a student teamwork with the office of small business on the refinement of the information, the matrix. we have received the work that has already been done by the intern that is there. we're looking at additional information regarding gross receipts, generation of ownership, as well as other facilitate i have numbers, [speaker not understood] codes, et cetera, so there is a comprehensive index put together. the third project relates to legacy history information. and toward that end i'm going to be joined by a colleague who is a business historian who will be working with teams, hopefully two teams, who will be looking at having and collecting some stories from some of the legacy family businesses. not just the family business owners, but also neighborh

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are chinese, 7 are filipino and 7 hispanic and in terms of language, we have ten cantoness, one mandarine 6 spanish, two italy an, and one korean, and one elogo and then cambodean is one and we are as diverse as the city we serve. >> we have numerous foot beats and we think that it is important that we engage the khunt and we are accessible and this is something that i model being accessible to the community and i give everyone my cell phone and i alone, 24 hours, seven-day a week to the community and this is essential to partner and to collaborate and to work on the crime issues. and these are the things that i am sharing with the foot beat and we have the officers, howard chiu and sam, and they work the night watch and they walk a beat in china town and do a great job, and they engage the community, and the chief gave every officer a cell phone, and so, we now promote that everyone have those officer's cell phone and that is what we do so that they can contact them. >> in north beach, we have john, and mark alvarez and i want to talk about him for a second to the commission, and i had a

whether 10,000 residents share a language and there are three now, chinese, including cantonese and mandarin and tagalog and korean and these are the languages used by the department of elections in their materials, but the voters guide does not determine which languages should be mandated. it is the language access ordinance that was implemented and passed by the board of supervisors and initiated by the board of supervisors that determines that. that concludes everything that i wanted to say. i wanted to add that we have been working with city departments, particularly with the mayor's office on disability. they have been fantastic in really working with us to make sure that we're not only ensuring accessibility from the ada perspective, but also from language service and support. and again, we want to thank the civil grand jury's attention to language access issues, which we consider critical to full and meaningful civic participation. and especially i want to