and rose pak represents that. i would -- she -- as many sources already indicate, she is a foreign agent of the chinese communist party, and i would like to play a little recording of a phone interview with supervisor peskin from a couple of years ago. >> her name is rose pak, but it's not just about what rose pak represents. rose pak has been able to work with people to get undue influence in gaining city contracts, in gaining land use approvals to build new buildings in san francisco. it is really about political influence and how political influence works, and that even includes working with and outside influence outside of san francisco, and that includes the people's republic of china. >> i would like to reiterate this is a political institute we're talking about, the chinese communist party. the hoover institution specifically represented they do not represent the political interest of chinese people or chinese society as a whole nor do they represent the will of chinese people in san francisco or abroad, an

rose pak went to san francisco. why she went to san francisco, had her kidney transplanted, not in the advanced most u.s.a.? where did rose pak transplanted kidney come from? so i do think the status of her transplanted kidney is very suspicious. two years ago, i have a friend more than 40 years old friend. he is doctor in china, and both of his siblings -- [inaudible] >> -- that's the hospital that rose pak went, had her kidney transplanted. i asked -- [inaudible] >> he say yes. three years ago, the house of representatives pass 343 resolution to stop the harvesting of organs in china, so i really hope you consider -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments, thank you. >> my name is ethan lau. thank you for the opportunity. i was sad when i heard the supervisor peskin want to name the subway station after rose pak because several years ago, he wants to investigate her. and why now there's so much difference? the most biggest issue for the rose pak is was she was helpin bring the chinese communist party to the u.s. an

rose pak demolished people here. i went to her here or event once she was gathering in the alley for money and free t-shirts. i studied environmental in new york. thank you. >> thank you very much. wash mac -- [indiscernible]. >> chinatown is the only name. why don't you put george washington? >> not chinese. >> richard. >> sorry. >> i respect you, i heard what you said. you are human, you have the right, but i was a supervisor in a golden dragon restaurant. i can go anywhere. i heard something that i should not heard, that i should not have heard. that is rose pak. she communicate with my boss. he connect with chinatown, but i have to stay out. >> thank you, your time is up. is there anything else you like to add? i realize i interrupted your time. >> chinatown is the only word. >> very good. thank you for being here today. >> welcome. thank you for being here. >> thank you. i am here to address the comments that director tory mentioned about the homophobia issue. i am glad you raised that because that is a lie that

we all love rose park but people think why would you name it after rose park. rose pak is a different name. secondly, it's controversial. you consider all the people here opposing the naming because she's done something not very kind to part of the community. number three, today's june 4. everybody knows the communist party in china has committed horrendous deeds to their people and her close alliance to the communist party is a blemish and i hope the supervisors consider not putting that blemish in a public place. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, board of directors. i want to bring to your attention to how rose pak and the chamber of commerce collected petitions by misleading. we have a lot of evidence. first, she used a ravel -- raffle to create petitioners and second, she gave a couple dollars to a homeless man to sign the petition. third, the reporter caught them filing the petition twice. one person was misled and wanted to cross it off the petition forms and rose pak refused to allow her to cross out their name. rose pak and the chinese commerce

subway station after rose pak. thank you very much. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> last speaker. >> hello, everyone. it is not easy for me to talk in public, but i want to stand up to tell you something. when i'm thinking about rose pak and her contribution to chinatown, but here, i have a question for everyone. does everybody think we should honor the heroes? she contributed so much to the german economy in the past 30 years, everyone here will vote to say no to her, and rose pak might do something to chinatown to some people, but she is a complicated person. she did many things behind. we shall not use her name to shame ourselves. thank you, everyone. >> thank you very much. is there anyone who wants to speak who hasn't spoken, who didn't turn in a speaker card? okay. i think that closes public comment. >> okay. >> with that, directors? >> i want to say that this hearing is not about religion. we are a transportation agency choosing to name a transportation project and consider naming our common --

nonameing after rose pack, please. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is christopher peterson here today to talk about the balboa reservoir project. adjacent to the city college main campus. that project is proposed including 550 below market rate residential units and it could considerably include as many as 775 units. not surprisingly, there's a lot of controversy will the project. among the high-profile controversy are concerns about traffic, parking and the capacity of muni to serve the development. on paper, this site should be a very good candidate as it transit oriented development within walking distance of the balboa park bart station served by the kay, the eighth, the 29 the, the 43rd, # 39 but the reality of that service often falls short so the planning commission meeting about the project last week, a lot of concerns were expressed about the project as being too big and i don't knobeyond the capacity . the president of planning commission herself and i'm quoting he

no rose pak for chinatown subway station. thank you very much for your consideration. >> president yee: next speaker? >> good afternoon, everyone. i would like to speak together for four minutes. my name is elaine, and i am against the naming of chinatown subway station after rose pak. human rights and religious freedom are guaranteed by the u.s. constitution. >> president yee: madam clerk, stop the clock. why are you getting four minutes? >> can we speak together? each person, and four minutes? >> president yee: yeah, yeah, together, four minutes. each person, two minutes. >> rose pak, and her assistants have assisted the chinese government to suppress human rights and religious freedom in san francisco. in 2001, rose pak and her chinese chamber of commerce lobbied the san francisco board of supervisors against a human rights resolution for the buddhist meditation group. it was originally welcomed by the chinese government as its health practices had saved the government hundreds of thousands of dollars in health care accord

i knew rose pak. as i said today on the steps of city hall, i had a complicated relationship with rose pak and several of you cited that comment. we were friends at times. we were enemies at times. i think it was actually rather remarkable that somebody like me who is truly independent, absolutely independent of the prc. i was independent of rose pak, would find my way to believe that she should be honored with her name on something in the city and county of san francisco. i said today briefly on the steps of city hall that i thought that rose pak joined the legions of a few rare names that many people do not know. a woman named wana brionus who was an early settler before it became the city of san francisco. she was a remarkably courageous and brilliant woman who could not read or write, who actually took her husband to court for spousal abuse. she managed do that and she went all the wait to the california state supreme court in the year 1840 and she won that case. i associate rose pak with the memo

and what about rose pak? why aren't the people here -- why aren't the chinatown people stepping up on behalf of shrimp boy chow? i know who has been bought off. the power's with the strike. pay no mortgages, pay no rents. some hard-core requestings supporting aaron peskin. no rents for two or three months, and then, you agree to pay 25% of what it was before. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. dear president of the board and the supervisors. we understand supervisor peskin had a very close, personal relationship with rose pak, but that is the perspective of only one individual. the chinatown subway is a public facility, and the best interest of the community need to be the business of naming any public facility. to my knowledge, naming a subway station after any individual has not been done before in san francisco for numerous reasons, including the division that such a naming would inevitably cause. i would hope you would overturn the pres

hello rose. how are you so nice to see you please come in. as you can see the heap of files on your husband is growing what would you like to talk about today is there any news. it's all still pending we've requested that the decision to deport him is reversed it's taking longer than we had expected as you know the trump administration demands additional security checks that's slowing everything down and the authorities are overwhelmed with an effort that didn't have a criminal record he was working he was paying taxes he had a family in the united states so i was not appropriate the government was very strict at the beginning now this administration oh everybody's a priority until they realize they don't have beds for that many people and they could not arrest as many people so they're exercising it but but not equally so some will get a break so some are arrested some are not and what has created a lot more confusion for everybody. lawyers such as riot gonzalez speak of arbitrary treatment and accuse the authorities of inhumane conditions a

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rose pak was a personal friend of ming and it was likely he may have introduced his views to rose pak. so rose pak was hostile and mistreated tr practitioners and going as far as humannalitying them in several occasions and in the last 20 years she caused pain and suffering to this spiritual group. falon gung is on one principle. the practitioners overcame the fear to speak out. however, many other people who were victimized by rose pak still dare not come forward. with supervisor peskin proposed to honor such a figure, you understand how people who suffered at her hands feel about it. it is like opening a scar and keeping it forever exposed. that is what we want you to know. rose pack. good afternoon. i'm speaking on behalf of the c.m.a. we object just to the stop to include rose pak's name. supervisor peskin did not reach out to everyone in the community before making this decision of the naming of the stop. we did not receive any notice from his office. and he started familiar with our organization because we produce the auto moon festival and he attends it regularly. they cannot a

it rose to $190. that rose to 1.5% to 166.80 today. duncan brands w upgraded. they cited the potential for new growth in same store sales and improved operations. price target, $92. shares rose more than 1% to $80.98. >>> and hostess brands was up. they cited trefast product line. price target $17. those shares rose more than 2% to $14.26. >>> still ahead, a new kind of foodight. >>> i'm rahel solomon for "nightly business report," what does the aerospace industry have to do with specialty foods? i'm at a specialty foods convention in new york city and i'll have that answer. >>> home depot is watching the tarifflo situationly even though 70% of the goods itells e made domestically. they said there are ways it can minimize the potential impact of tariffs on customer prices. >>> the first step that we'll do is try to protect the customer in the project. we'll do everythin we can to take other costs out of the business working with suppliers, whether that's opportunities in supply chain, other elements of the business and then we'll try to protect the customer on

may rose s but it turned out to be an opportunity for her to do more good.f there is anyone out there who should know to be careful what she wishes for, it might be may rose munard. last year may rose who lives in redwood city wanted to help the elementary school in the small hawaii an town of kekaha where she grew up. she set a goal of collecting 500 books for their library. she ended up with 5,000. >> when they started seeing the books come in and they opened the boxes and they looked at the books and they heard the stories about the families dropping off books, yeah, they -- i mean it made them feel loved and special. >> reporter: so when may rose learned this year that elementary schools in redwood city were merging and would have a surplus of library books as a result -- >> i just put in an e-mail and thought, you know, why not ask. what are you guys going to do with the books? >> well, they decided to give em may 00roof them. >> the moral of the story, careful for what you ask for. so i'm overwhelmed. yeah. 40,000 books. >> reporter: may rose's summer

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not rose pak. fade the roses. we turn into earth. let it bury under the ground. gentlemen.he one who is the true -- i told you before that i was the warehouse supervisor in the golden [inaudible] i can go anywhere with permission. the truth is that i have to respect rose pak. she is deceased. let her live like her name rose. faded rose. buried in the ground. [bell ringing] only word. two words. chinatown. be educated. the people like you from princeton or harvard, don't you know what is right and what is wrong? that's all i got to say. >> president yee: thank you. any other public comments? seeing none, public comment is closed. i think, i believe -- i don't have to believe, she is back. from the department of building inspection. he's returned and maybe have an updated report on properties. >> 1326 11th avenue, item number 7 and 8. 198 15th avenue. item 14. 722 16th avenue. 43rd avenue, item number 66. 4650 california avenue, item number 109 and 110. 424 congo street, item number 125, 128 and 129. 759 revere. and 68 rockwood, item number 282. item 282 and 284. >> president

tech rates rose and thety uti and interest rate sectors and with u.s.nd mexican officials talking theay and some of trade that rattled investors last week were put in the backburner and we'll have more on that in just a few minutes and the dow gained another 207t pos you see to 25,539. the nasdaq was up 4 and the s&p added 22. >> and stocks rose despite mixed repos on the economy. job creation in the private sector hit a nine-year low. according to thll pay processor adp, businesses added just 27,0 jobs in may. the forecasts were for 175,000. a separe report, however, points to agt strning services sector which makes up the bulk of economic activity. the ite for supply management reports an uptick in activity helped by gains in new ders and that pickup in activity was echoed by the federal reserve's beige book which is an anecdotal look at the economy across thery count from ui reports tonight the central bank? the federal reserve said economic activity was modest a littleng and that's bit better than the preceding period. almost all 12 fed districts re

basically, is no -- no for using rose p.a.c.s name. your former colleague, former board of supervisors fiona mar, she faced a lot with rose p.a.c. [inaudible] >> -- and she said that when she swear in for the job, she swearing according to the -- the u.s. constitution, and she cast her vote to support the human rights because she had made an oath to the u.s. constitution. i hope today you will also cast the right vote according to the u.s. constitution and not vote for naming after the chinese agent rose p.a.c. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker? >> can someone figure out for us how to do the video? >> hello, everyone. my name is huang chung lee, and i've been a resident in san francisco for 45 years and i want to play a video for you. so this is what -- [video] >> thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker? >> greetings, board of supervisors. my name is cecelia chen, a banker at jpmorgan chase. 30 years ago, hundreds of students were killed when the chinese government sent tanks and troops to disburse sacri

tell the people what the movie is about. >> it's about a girl called rose-lynn.aipsing out of prison. >> stephen: with an ankle monter. >> with an ankle monitor, which she's not happy about. and she has a dream and a passion to be a country singer and go to nashville. but she slowly realizes she's also a mother, and the stigma of the mistakes that she's made and the judgment that she has for herself and what she feels people have is the thing which she is trying to work out. >> stephen: now, is there a country music scene in glasgow? >> oh, yeah! >> stephen: why is there a country music scene? ( laughter ) in glasgow. i found out that's a real thing, but i don't understand. that's purely, like, an american art form that we don't think as being in another country. >> man, you have to come to glasgow. it's unreal. you'll have the best night out. >> stephen: really? >> the grandole opera in glass grow exists. it's in the outlands, this kind of building. it used to be a morgue, which was then turned into a cinema. >> stephen: that sounds like a country song. >> and t

the price target oc $238, the rose 4% to 212.88 dlargs. analog devices was upgraded to buy from sell at goldman-sachs. the analyst cites an improved growth outlook and exposure to multiple revenue drivers. the price target is $114 and the stock rose more than 5.5%. >>> still ahead, amazon issues a new credit card to help consumers build their credit but is there a catch? >> therapeutics has filed for bankruptcy. the filing comes days after thec pharmaceuticpany agreed to pay $225 million to settle federal chaes over the sales of its opioid drug. first drug manufacturer to turn to bankruptcy due to opioid-related lega expenses. as you know, it is the story that we have been following for years from the first state investigations to doctors who were targeted by the company. and back in 2015, ewiwe did a series focused on the issue call "pushing pain." > also as you know, big tech is facing antitrustrurny in washington these days and that includes facebook which has ambitions far beyond its core social media platform. julia has more for us to

the shares rose 2% to $5267.till ahead, a growing concern for adves. >>> i'm julia boorstin in france at the annual advertising festival here, and facebook and google are out in force but so is talk of tech lash. we'll look at what potential regulatory could mean for the other players in the space. that's coming up on "nightly business report." ♪ ♪ >> as we menti earlier, the stock market's major averages are nearing new highs and the biggest gains have beenco ncentrated in just a handful of stocks. bob pisani explains. >> reporter: we are just about halfway through the year and stocks enjoyed a strong first half. all three majorre averages up double digits so far in 2019, but the gains have been concentrated in one sector in particular, technology. tech is the best performing tech tore in the s&p 500, it is up 25%, and we should point out that almost a quarter of the gains this yfr hav come from four big names alone, microsoft, apple, amazon and facebook. why? hhe investors have been searching for grond protecti

, it rose t 13.33.ast ght's results which showed slightly better than expected earnings a a full-year revenue outlook. the company blames longer than expected duration of closing deals with new larger clients and that comes with s longerre cycles. it fell more than 4% to 17.18. mattel and joining&p the 500 while mattel will join the s&p mid-cap 400nd the move will be effective before trading opens on friday. it fell a fraction, and mattel's stock jumped for the hello kitty brand rising % to 10.78. after the bell omsalesforce beat estimates thanks to an increase of customers to its flagship sales cloud business. the company also raised its full-year guidance and the stock initially rose in after hours trading and closed the rular session up 4% to 1150.81. >> the oil market managed to eke out a gain with the trade tensions and domestic crude settled at 53.49 a barrel after a month-longosing streak that threatened to push prices into bear market territory meaning a high. >> joining us isoh kilduff. >> this

social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. she was being neglected, or that her mum had a new partner, ryan coleman, who had a history of violence. he inflicted 31 injuries on the one—year—old in the process of killing her. officials insist children's services are slowly improving, but they are trying to do so under extreme pressure. despite the problems in children's services, £10 million is due to be taken from its budget in this financial year, because the council is virtually bankrupt. dylan and evelyn—rose were killed by two violent men, but today's reports made clear they were also failed by a child protection system that had effectively broken. michael buchanan, bbc news, northampton. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: rohit sharma leads india to a comfortable six—wicket win oversouth africa in their opening match of the cricket world cup. cristiano ronaldo's 53rd career hat—trick helped portugal beat switzerland

." >> reporter: may rose knows how to make the best of a less than ideal situation. she learned her son's elementary school that he loved going to was closing. may rose said that was sad but also turned out to be an opportunity for her to do more good. if there is anyone out there should know to be careful what she wishes for, it might be may rose. last year, may rose, who lives in redwood city wanted to help the elementary school in the small hawaiian counsel of kekaha where she grew up. she set a goal of collecting 500 books for their library. she ended up with 5,000. >> when they started seeing the books come in, and they opened the boxes, and they looked at the books, and they heard the stories about the families dropping off books, yeah, i mean, it made them feel loved and special. >> reporter: so when may rose learned this year that elementary schools in redwood city were merging, and would have a surplus of library books as a result -- >> i put an email and thought why not ask? what are you going to do with the books? >> reporter: they decided to give them to

sto target, $47 and that rose to $40.50. still ahead, after a cool spring is the summer home selling season about to heat up? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> an faa official said today that boein7 max aircraft may not be back in the air until december. that m is the dateh later than earlier forecasts expected. though, ial emphasized that there is still no official timeline, but the ceo of american airlines says he expects the aircraft to be flying by mid-august. doug parker alsoold his airline annual shareholders today that he expects the ounding of the 737 max to cost american airlines about $350ll n. as you know, that plane has been grounded since d-march. >> the megadeal between united technologies and raytheoned promo redefine the aerospace industry, but in the days following the announcement, roposed getbout the together have started to swirl. morgan brennan explains.>> it could be the biggest defense deal ever, but wall street isn't convinced on the merger of unitedan technologies ac raytheon. an opposes the deal telling united i technolog

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