nursing assistants are i think the highest percentage at 71% asian or pacific islander and just think about it. well over two thirds of these groups are largely asian, immigrant workers as well and i want us to consider that, and also to compare from other data that we received from department of human resources and elsewhere compare those numbers and classifications to the city's police officers and firefighters where asian and pacific islanders make much or fewer numbers. i think it's 1/4 of the existing employees in those departments and i assume the demographics will come out as we look at the proposals and i wanted to thank my leagues for bringing this forward. i know this is a difficult issue as we deal with a tight budget for the city and my feeling as i said yesterday and many of the workers in the city came throughout the first and second floors of city hall we will move forward and not backward as we look at pay equity and comparable worth. i want to say there were effective signs used in city hall and the questions on big signs were for many women that were on the first flo

and specifically pacific islanders as well.allenge of guys to be more romantic in the year of snake. i am trying to think about that, it embarrasses the hell out of my daughter when i mention that. but that's something to think about guy s to be more romantic. and to carry that history. and i encourage you to come out to the chinese celebration on saturday. they are cramming us on one cable car. come to clement street and balboa as we celebrate the year of the snake. thank you. >> so usually every year we end up seeing sort of the same faces we have been here at many events. and we are lucky this year to welcome a new face to the program, district 7, norman yee. >> thank you. how are you? having a good time? last year was the year of the dragon. and it was a good year. a year of growth in the city. and for our asian-american population, which actually reached 34%. it was also a year of growth for myself. as i was sworn in as a member of the board of supervisors. and for the first time in san francisco history there now an ashi

i know that the asian pacific islander and others are part of this and the bar association 2 programs, as well, to provide legal services for domestic violence victims. and there is $18,107 allocation for the department. it seems for principle administrative analyst or partial funding so that person or your department can create a comprehensive needs assessment to evaluate the needs of domestic violence programs and is that what the $18,000 is used for. >> it is for when we go out and do a training, it has been almost five years ago when we put together a domestic violence response cross training institute. we partner with subject matter experts from our shelters and from our hot lines and our case management folks and we pay them to help to deliver the training content. so these dollars are actually going to go to our community-based partners. so, explain again, how the $18,000 to the department is going to be allocated? >> so, what we do is we pay a community-based trainer. so that we engage in shelter, case manager, to come with us to 311, or 911. and so, these dollars will go to t

additionally, asian americans at 7 percent, latinos at 12 percent, native americans and pacific islanders at 1 percent and 3 percent other. the occ is located on the 7th floor on the corner of sanes and marcus. we are usually accessible by public transportation and we receive walk in complainants from the public between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. monday through friday, in non-open hours we receive the complaints by an answering service. we also received the complaints by television, e-mail, mail and fax. you may also file a complaint at your local police station and station personnel will forward it to us. our staff speaks several languages including can toe knees, man da raoen and spanish, two of the investigators are bi lingual speakers and that is important because the largest number of our non-english interviews are conducted in spanish. for languages other than the ones that i previously mentioned, we will obtain the interpretation services, last year we conducted 14 intakes in spanish, and five intakes in can toe knees, one in russian and one in american sign language. we have a website

they had to find a pacific island tenuous position -- possession and build the pork. we provided the insurance not many companies would have the vision to have the underwriting skill to take on a project like that i was in hong kong with the board meeting of aig and i had a call that the "l.a. times" had broke the story. obviously the did not provide the intermission we had even if i got technology at of it. here is one example of our value to the country. there are many stories like that. i was asked by a high government official to meet with president marcos to buy a new very well with our relationship he served more terms as president he declared martial law. a revolution was possible and then on dialysis. one was said of the naval forces had retired. john reed was the head of citicorp in the philippines. we had dinner with the president i decided i would wait until dinner was over. [laughter] use step down at the top of the game rather than and lose. i will win the election but nobody would believe that. step down while you can. he went on and the election was hel

they appeared to be latino or pacific islander. was enough to wake up everyone inside the home. luckily, no one was hurt. >> came outside, nobody was hurt. all of the stones and rock and stuff is on the ground. very surprising. you don't really see too many disasters like this. >> reporter: police are running the license plates right now. they say the car was not stolen. oftentimes in these type of cases, police say the driver is usually drunk and flees the scene. police want to remind everyone that it is a crime to report a

and relative who's are likely to be male and younger. 17% hispanic and 18% asian or pacific islander. >> interesting health item tonight. findings show heart disease was ang long before fast food was. body scans of mummies revealed some had heart disease. diet and life style would have presumably lowered their risk. they believe they had a benign form of heart disease. the findings reported at american college of cardiology meeting in san francisco. >> coming up, the mission to mars. >> right. it brought nasa >>> coming up at 6:00 a neighborhood under repair from sink hole damage. one homer claims he's getting a raw deal. also. >> i worry about my kid every day she goes out of the house. >> concern about crime in oakland. what happened today that had some optimistic about the future z closing the control power in a bay area airport. why some say it's not a big deal. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. hope you can join us then. >> right now, the team help sending the curiosity rover to mars honored at the state capitol. >> five engineers helped kick off california aerospace week

it is hispanic, pacific islanders, white, native americans, it is everybody. when they leave that room, they go back to their communities that are segregated. they, too, do not like it. it is a barrier that has to be torn down. i know it works. being in there for the last four years, we make it a point that everybody mixes up, even the seating. you do not just sit with a black person or a white person. it is about all of us, or none of us, and that is the bottom line. it has to be that mentality. >> it is a way to control the prisoners. it takes the pressure off the guards and everybody else. they say we want to stop violence, but you promote a violence by segregating. when an individual comes, the first in the asking, where are you from? what is your nationality? that is how to divide and conquer. that is the way the united states is made up. that is how you work. north and south vietnam, for instance. they divide people so that the pressure will not be on them. that is how i see the system. i see it in prison, how they divide inmates. it is scary if inmates

. >> there's 7 caucasian, 3 asian, pacific islander, 3 african-american, 1 latino. supervisor breed? >> thank you. i think this is pretty amazing that we have so many not only qualified candidates, but so many candidates that are committed to the lgbt community, and specifically issues around seniors. and the person -- i know the person who previously held this seat and she was very much not only committed to these issues, but as a transgender woman, she was really concerned about what that means for aging and being able to have access to affordable housing, care, and the kinds of things that help with the quality of life for all seniors in san francisco. i would like to, with that, i would like to move forward mark burns as the candidate for this particular seat primarily because of his work with in-home support services, a program i'm very intimately familiar with the work that they do in terms of cultural competence, the compassion that they demonstrate for our city's most disabled citizens who need care, is extremely important. and i think that we need that part

we need a database of leaders, the african-american, asian pacific islander communities.atabase of the hispanics, blacks, the people of this country, get that database, to the heck with the leaders, you're talking about becoming leaders, through reaching out to those communities and seeking out the next generation of leaders in those communities. republicans should be, they said in this new report, speaking out when the ceos get big bucks. when they receive lots of money in retirement but the middle class gets shafted. folks, i said a year and a half ago on this broadcast which ever party focuses on the middle class of america and those who aspire to it will win the election, and guess what, i didn't charge anybody for that comment was straightforward, commonsense. i would like to see the g.o.p. use common sense, and i would like to be honest, all about conservatives, and guess what, the youngest people in the republican party seem to be conservatives. they have marco rubio, the ran d paul. republicans want women to hear their motives. women to hear their motives. i have

the work in nigh station of the 124 patrol officers that i have, you can see that i have asia pacific islanders and latin o and all of the races and the dem graphics break down to 19 women and 105 male officers which is about in line with what we currently have in the department. the officers that work in northern station, speak a number of languages and i am proud that we speak spanish, italian, and danish and polish. however, one of the things that i will be requesting as we move forward, and get additional officers is for more officers that sfaoek other languages. it is not one of the largest districts where we have language issues. but, i never want to be for lack of a better term, under staffed with the officers that can speak a language that is necessary, because when you are a victim of a crime and up can't speak the language, or you can't speak english and your primary language is another one, it can be very frustrating if you can't get your issues or concerns across and i want to make sure that we have a number of officers so that does not become a problem. we are going to move in to t

so we had to take the pacific islands that was obviously in the european position. bill the report. we provided the insurance without operation. there are many gabonese that have the vision was still, the underwriting skill to take on a project like that. i happen to be -- while the operation was going gun i was a non kong actually and a board meeting of aig. taking around asia. we had a call from the agency. but the story. during the course of the recovery. obviously that did not provide the kind of deprivation we had, even if you got -- might have some technology out of it. but one example of a hajjis value to the country. many, many stories like that. i was asked by a very high government official. and it he said what terms as president, as permitted by law to me declared martial law. there was a mistake is lawyers who is alive. the country was restive, revolution was possible. marcos was l, on dialysis. i did go up. long who had been the head of the naval forces in the pacific also john reed who had been the head of, the head of the operation in the philippines, as i did know th

military bases in japan and the pacific island of guam if provoked. is a day after leader kim jong-un oversaw a mockup drone strike on south korea. the north also killed an air raid drill through after an today after accusing the united states the preparing a military strike using bombers that have overflown the caribbean peninsula. south korea said they hacking attack on the servers of the local broadcasters and the banks yesterday's originative from an ip address in china. >> in national news. the senate has passed a huge spending bill to fund the government through the end of september. the bill would also avoid a partial federal shut down at the end of the month. a vote today in the house would send the measure to the president for his signature. it includes funding for the day-to-day operating budgets of every cabinet agency out, and another $87 billion for military operations in afghanistan and i iraq. >> the unemployment rate for veterans dropped last year, according to a new labor report. veteran still lag behind on veterans in the job market.

that was not going to work, and so they had to find a pacific island that was obviously in u.s. possession, build a port, and discharge it there. we provided the insurance for that operation. there were not many companies that would have the vision or the skills, the underwriting skills to take on a project like that. i happen to be, you know, the operation was going on, i was in hong kong, actually, at a board meeting of aig, taking them around asia, had a call when the los angeles times broke the story. during the course of the recovery, and, obviously, that didn't -- that didn't provide the kind of information we had, even if you got technology out of if you thought they had or didn't have. one example of aig's value to the country. there are many, many stories like that. i was asked by very high government officials to go out and meet with president marcos who i knew very well because we had long relationships, and he served more terms as president than he was either permitted by law. he -- he declared marshall law and was going to stay as long as he was alive. the country w

said they had to find some pacific island, build a port of the search area. we provided the insurance for that operation. there were many companies don't would have division or the skill, the underrating skill to take on a project like that. i have been to be when the operation is going on, is that a board meeting at aig's dirt areas would either call for the agency that "the los angeles times" had ripped the story during the course of the recovery. obviously that didn't provide the kind of information we had, by his custom technologies that they had or didn't have. but there's one example. i was asked by a high government official to meet with president marcos who i knew very well because he had long relationship . served more terms as president and mrs. are permitted by law, declared martial law and state as long as he was alive. the revolution is possible. mark gross was a. he was on dialysis. i did go out. admiral law, who had been the head of the naval forces had just retired came along with me. also john reid, the head of citigroup at that time had a bi

here, celestial navigation is taught on a south pacific island. we begin to learn language and other symbolic systems at birth. in time, they become a part of who we are and how we perceive the world. still, it's difficult for those of us in one culture to fully understand the symbolic systems of another. for archaeologists, the task is even more complex. the cultures they study can no longer be directly observed. archaeologist david webster. webster: suppose i came into this stadium a week, or even a century, after all the people left. how would i figure out what happened here ? what this arena was used for ? this is the dilemma facing archaeologists. symbols are of fundamental importance in understanding any human culture because they're so laden with meaning. but they're not very durable, and even if we find them, often we can't decode them. in this case, though, i'm in luck because of this -- writing. writing is a set of graphic symbols that is directly or indirectly related to language. keach: we use writing to convey very specific informatio

how about the southeastern pacific island making some sort of appease them to volcano gods. >> neil:ike my analysis far better. i don't know what you're saying. >> i had you for a moment. listen -- >> neil: king kong? >> they're indebted to them. look at us, we're doing great and we'll do whatever you need us to do, be there for us, no matter what it is. its true, we keep hearing how great detroit is, detroit is back, and -- >> neil: i don't know. it's all but in receivership and now they have a governor appointee effectively running the city. >> it's nuts and halve the adults are functionally illiterate and you hear the notion detroit is back, and even the notion general motors is back. >> neil: why go to d.c.? they have a lot of great cars, great cars. and i just wonder why show them off in d.c.? >> i just sort of thing in this culture we're in, everyone bows to d.c. first, sort of gets the approval from d.c. >> neil: the volt anything they were showing off? >> getting sweet government contracts but the ultimately gm would love to get out of this. love to get away from any sort of

witnesses couldn't tell if the person was a man or woman but they appeared to if latino or pacific islander. the impact of the crash was enough to put a hole through the house and damage items inside the garage. >> reporter: was it scary? >> yes. my daughter came running into the room talking about there's an earthquake and she wanted to get in the bed with me. nobody hit the house or car. i thought they hit the car. but in reality they hit the house. >> reporter: police are running the license plates right now. the car was recently sold but they are tracking down the owner right now. the person who cause had looks like $10,000 worth of damage will face hit and run charges and possible dui depending. we'll have to see how that turned out. but coming up we'll see how the cases typically turn out. the excuse that is most often given. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >>> we have new information about a one-year-old boy wounded by a stray bullet in richmond. >> reporter: we are told he is in fair condition. we talked with police this morning. he is expected to survive. now the police ch

witnesses couldn't tell if the person was a man or woman but they appeared to if latino or pacific islander. the impact of the crash was enough to put a hole through the house and damage items inside the garage. >> reporter: was it scary? >> yes. my daughter came running into the room talking about there's an earthquake and she wanted to get in the bed with me. nobody hit the house or car. i thought they hit the car. but in reality they hit the house. >> reporter: police are running the license plates right now. the car was recently sold but they are tracking down the owner right now. the person who cause had looks like $10,000 worth of damage will face hit and run charges and possible dui depending. we'll have to see how that turned out. but coming up we'll see how the cases typically turn out. the excuse that is most often given. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >>> we have new information about a one-year-old boy wounded by a stray bullet in richmond. >> reporter: we are told he is in fair condition. we talked with police this morning. he is expected to survive. now the police ch

could not tell if the person was a man or woman but they appeared to be la tee no -- latino or pacific islander. it was enough to wake up everybody in the house. >> on my way to sleep. i felt this big jolt and it was shaking. i thought it was a big earthquake. and then we looked outside and saw the car on the sidewalk. >> reporter: many items inside the garage were ruined including a drier. a car parked outside was also damaged. police are running the license plates right now. they say the car was recently sold and oftentimes in these cases the driver is usually drunk and flees the scene and a few hours later when police catch up to them they will say the car was stolen and they didn't do it. but police say they have to remind them it's a crime to report a false crime. the person will face hit and run charges and possibly dui. the people that live here say they boarded up the side of the home where the hole was to keep the neighborhood raccoons out. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >>> richmond police call the case a top priority. they are searching for the gunman that opened fire outsi

a lot of these are ireland's in the pacific -- islands in the pacific. i keep lobbying that you need to bring me in to talk to you about this. especially in january, it hasn't happened yet. i'm not convinced anyone listens when i go to places, that they are fun trips. what causes this to medic -- dramatic difference? i want to talk about the work that has been done over the last 20 years by the lyrical scientist looking at this. there are several factors. lyrical culture, development affects are important. -- political culture, development effects are important. they are hard to change. it is hard to increase the level of gdp by a factor of 10 in any sort of fast period of time. what we can do is work on the electoral system. i will spend some time talking about representation and a little bit about the quotas. this is some work that another has done. there is the standard question that the world values survey. they have a series of over 100 countries that are asked the same question in every civil country. the question they have asked is -- on the whole

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they appeared to be latino or pacific islander. impact of the crash was enough to wake up everyone inside the home. luckily, no one was hurt. >> came outside, nobody was hurt. all of the stones and rock and stuff is on the ground. very surprising. you don't really see too many disasters like this. >> reporter: police are running the license plates right now. they say the car was not stolen. oftentimes in these type of cases, police say the driver is usually drunk and flees the scene. police want to remind everyone that it is a crime to report a false crime. the person will face hit and run charges and possible dui. meanwhile, the people here are trying to get some sleep since their rude awakening. you see it knocked over the trash cans and the trash was strewn all the way down the street to the lamp that you can see. so quite a messy seen out here. most of it has been cleaned up. as we mentioned, the people are trying to get some shutout. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> san francisco police are also