they have closed pacific coast highway just north of malibu. the fires jumped over the pacific coast highway and on to the naval base point mugu. so this is a massive fire that firefighters are having trouble getting control of. also, one of the things they feared is now happening, the wind is changing directions and blowing the fire -- the wind is going from the ocean on to the land blowing the fire back towards the fire crews. a 10-mile long river of flames carved its way to the pacific ocean overnight. it started inland near camarillo. and when it reached the pacific coast highway, it started heading south toward the famed community of malibu. the fire is threatening to

i would like to thank you for a the asian pacific american month. [ applause ] .leagues why don't we go back to our 3:00 p.m. order. i understand the department of public works and i would like to invite back to the podium dpw staff. good afternoon, president chiu and members of the board. we have submitted the final list to the board. the lines that have been crossed out were dismissed or paid. we resolved issues with eight properties on the list. the department is requesting your approval on the list for the dismiss iv properties. >> thank you, are there any members of the public who did not get to speak at this time. this item is closed item 26 is on the board. i understand there is an amended report? >> supervisor breed? >> thank you. i just had

today for asian pacific heritage month we are going to be honoring this young youthful man. he is a friend of mine. i have been friends with him for four years. first in the asian community when he was playing his you you -- he'll be graduating next thursday. san an is a son of a person in the community. he plays music before plays sports and he is a very talented and gifted musician. thank you for joining us today. i want to invite you all to listen to a few of his beautiful melodies. he brought his you you -- instrument.♪ >> [ applause ] . he's deeply rooted in the samoan culture. he represented island pride everywhere he goes. it's just a privilege to stand before you in this chamber as my friend and to recognize you. why don't you give us a couple of brief moments of your thoughts. >> i'm just very grateful to be here and i want to thank you for that and i want to thank my dad because this wouldn't be happening without him. it's just an honor and i'm very grateful. >> this you very much. ladies and gentlemen, son a. >> [ applause ] >>> thank you for that amazing performa

so, we have a strong affiliation with asian pacific americans. frankly, they set the standards of the academy art university and we welcome them with open arms because of their work ethic and their diligence. and in fact one of our alums who is sitting here in the audience, actually designs the poster and instructs for us now. do you want to say hi in an academy of art grad? [ applause ] and as you know, we are art for industry, and we are creating portfolios for students so that they can get jobs for the 21st century. and i am proud to say that asian pacific americans are leading the charge in getting those jobs for the 21 century. and we are, very, very proud of them as students and i am very proud to be here today. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> thank you, and mark from at&t? [ applause ] >> thank you, it is a pleasure to be here and represent at&t, this is, this is 6 or 7th year that we have been around since the beginning, i believe of supporting this important month. and we, it is very much a part of our culture and heritage as well. and whe

the asia pacific region is running short of water due to fast growth. this is creating headaches for communities struggling to secure and manage water resources. as the conference drew to a close. the delegates adopted a declaration emphasizing the water issues. >> the economic future of the asia-pacific depends on the availability of the leaders to see and control water related problems. this one-day meeting will deepen their understanding. it remains to be seen how they will transform that into action. >> emerging economic powers struggling with economy. the threat of violence, the push for peace, and the shadow of conflict. get need every weekday, live from bangkok. >>> the people of myanmar are hungry for education as their economy booms. in southern japan -- >> this is asia pacific university. it is located in southern japan. about 2500 students from 80 countries and regions study here. there are 31 students from myanmar. in recent years, apu has accepted more students from myanmar than any other university in japan. >> after my graduation, i will

tonight we're honored to be joined from representatives from all the pacific asian countries.our applause until the end please welcome indonesia japan, singapore as well as the deputy general from korea and vampire please give them a warm welcome. and introducing supervisor erick. so i'm going to read the operation it's beautiful. today mayor lee is proclaiming asian panic heritage month in san francisco and the final whereas clause is most profound there's about it resolved the mayor of the city and county of san francisco in recognition of a 35 anniversary the federal legislation launching the celebration and in honor of this year's theme honoring achievement in the performing arts do hereby proclaim may as asian pacific heritage month. (clapping) (clapping) >> all right. so which for acting mayor david cowen please give a warm welcome to board president chiu. >> going it's good to be here supervisor cowen as well as supervisor mary and our school board member and all of you. i wish you could see the crowd from where i stand you are truly a beautiful crowd i'm going to say a

this is not a pacific only problem but with the pacific does do is make us look at the problem in terms of range. how do extend the range of sensors, weapons systems, how you become more interconnected so you can plug into a network or system more sensor system that is already in place? that is what the 280 capabilities mean to the air force. we also need to look at things like speed that you asked about and how they affect killed change because that is the business we are in, disrupting or accelerating killed change whether we're talking about ours or theirs. speed compresses killed change. it makes it harder to execute. still confuseds uncomplicate skill change. they're good things. none of its stand-alone but we need to look at what those two things can do for us in the future as we modernize. big question is what does stealth really mean in 2035-24 the and how we move in the direction of having capabilities in that regard. on the rebound it points us toward developing capabilities in that environment. in the pacific it may push us to develop new or strengthened existing partnerships

i'm a san francisco rent of two neighborhoods i live in pacific heights. this has enhanced our administration program. they vest a lot of time to train our students for the past try merpts. they talked about the importance of project planning to examine every step. without a doubt that project will be successfully completed under the care of an accomplished team and most importantly it will put our san franciscans to work. this is where our staff supported the client. they hired many of the folks who are serving as administrators and engineers and they hired our folks. we need to diverse the residents the opportunity to build a structure that will eventually provided care important as a san franciscan i should be able to assess the hospital whether it's the mission or pacific heights please vote yes >> let me call a few more names (calling names) >> hi i'm dr. lisa i'm the chair of st. luke's. i come together to make 3 points and that st. luke's is a special organization and it needs a viable hospital. and if you look at the plan as a whole it is an credib

we are yards away from the pacific ocean. you can hear the choppers overhead scooping water out of the pacific and dumping it on the fire. the blaze is quick-moving, some 10,000 acres have been charred. containment is only at 10%. take a look at the pictures taken a short time ago. 50 miles away from where we are standing in glendale outside of los angeles, a major freeway has been shut down because of another fire. crews will have their hands full tonight. as firefighters take a stand where they can to protect homes, they allow the blaze to burn where there is no immediate threat. so far, a winning strategy. >> that is getting really dangerously close to those folks. >> reporter: the so-called springs fire has scorched 15,000 square miles. tonight 4,000 homes are threatened. this inferno is moving fast. >> it's been pretty scary. >> reporter: natasha fraser was evacuated as flames moved in on the point mugu naval station. >> i don't think it's hit me really like survival mode, trying to get everything. >> back to on shore no

and more than half of the fishing ports on the pacific coast must be rebuilt. people in northeastern japan still face challenges following the 2007 disaster. step by step, they are moving forward every wednesday on "the road ahead." right here on "newline." >>> doctors are overwhelmed by work. officials say per capita, the number amounts to less than half of the practitioners in cities. >>> this woman's husband always travels with her because of her chronic leg ailment. here she visits a doctor. she is checking up on an elderly woman who can't leave her bed. though this is almost every day. >> translator: i can't walk so the doctor's house calls are a tremendous help. i'm so grateful. >> translator: it's not easy traveling all the way here. but when i see the villagers' smiling faces, it feels worth while. >> about 3,000 people live in the north village. two of every three residents here are in their 60s or older. so a lot of them find they need more medical treatment. she has been the village's only doctor for more than 20 years. after acquiring her doctor's l

not in europe as has been for 100 years prior to that, than the asia pacific region. secondly, that we would maintain freedom of access throughout that region. in particular, we would maintain the sea lanes in that area, whatever the challenge might be. even as we reduce our defense budget, therefore we must maintain and would maintain a powerful navy, and that that navy would be charged with maintaining the freedom of those sea lanes. we had, of course, to be concerned as to whether there would be a challenge for that. we observed that the rise and shine has more energy needs for more energy than they can produce themselves, and to maintain the economic growth which they believe is essential. we observed that the south china sea is a potential source of energy supplies for china and that there is a contention among the nations in that region as to where the ownership and rights of access are to the south china sea. and this is conceivable that china might seek to reestablish its claim there by military coercion and that could lead them into a confrontation with the u

they have closed pacific coast highway just north of malibu. the fires jumped over the pacific coast highway and on to the naval base point mugu. so this is a massive fire that firefighters are having trouble getting control of. also, one of the things they feared is now happening, the wind is changing directions and blowing the fire -- the wind is going from the ocean on to the land blowing the fire back towards the fire crews. a 10-mile long river of flames carved its way to the pacific ocean overnight. it started inland near camarillo. and when it reached the pacific coast highway, it started heading south toward the famed community of malibu. the fire is threatening to destroy more than 4,000 homes. entire neighborhoods have been evacuated and a college campus was shut down today. more than 10,000 acres have already been charred. 15 homes and dozens of other buildings in the fire's path have been damaged along with power lines. several rvs were destroyed. now that the wildfire hit the coast, officials are concerned the flames could become m

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government officials from 11 asia pacific countries wrapped up their latest tpp talks in peru. they agreed to meet in malaysia in july. formalities mean that japanese officials will only be able to take part for the last three days, still negotiators from other countries say they're glad the japanese will be involved. >> we are aware that japan would like to take part in the july round in a sub standtively meaningful manner, and we believe that can be arranged. >> japanese negotiators will also have to work with limited information. they can't access documents and past negotiations before they take part in the talks. japanese leaders plan to send officials to participating countries to gather information. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe is leading a coalition to build ties in myanmar. he is the first japanese leader to visit the country in 36 years. he touched down in myanmar's largest city. he will be there for three days. he plans to visit opposition leader aung san suu kyi. he'll then visit the president and urge him to push for more democracy and reconciliation with e

the month of may was declared by president clinton as asian pacific month. i want to thank those in the audience who have been celebrating this city of asian americans here in san francisco. i would like to acknowledge the woman who has been managing a lot of our city's american asian pacific heritage events in recent years. claudia chang. i want to acknowledge you to make some comments this afternoon. >> i want to mention that this citywide celebration has been going on since 2005. so the group has been growing and every year the committee meets to plan on the celebration and theme. as some of you know the theme this year is honoring achievements in the performing arts. they have honored two individuals in the organization for the impact of using the skills and experience in the performing arts in benefitting the community. so we are very happy to a public nomination to address on our website and we are very happy is to discover those. i would like to inform you that this year we have an honorary in our audience today for the heritage awards for inspiration

"pacific rim," though, "man of steel," all of its profits might be for naught if "pacific rim" doesn't really match its $150 million+ budget with godzilla versus transformers. i think that is really going to be warner bros'' biggest disappointment this summer. - "300: rise of an empire." it's a sequel. - it's a sequel, and again, i don't know who was clamoring for a sequel to "300," which was a big hit a few years ago, and i think this is a prime candidate for a film to get moved out of the summer. watch if warner bros. has one or two disappointments that this film maybe gets pushed back to maybe even early next year. - "we're the millers." jennifer anniston back on the silver screen. - yeah, with jason sudeikis, the director of "dodgeball." could be a late-summer surprise. "the conjuring" you mentioned also, james wan, director of "saw" and "insidious." horror movies in the summer do ok. this one has got a very creepy trailer, could be a nice summer surprise. - and "getaway." selena gomez. - selena gomez. not exactly a proven box office star. a late, kind of a dumping-ground area, aug

so, we have a strong affiliation with asian pacific americans. frankly, they set the standards of the academy art university and we welcome them with open arms because of their work ethic and