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commissioner soo? >> okay that was just, and okay. and thank you. >> and so from the commissioner, side, and all of those fa favor of the resolution, please say aye. and all of those opposed. the resolution is passed. and we will go on to the plan and the status for women. >> great. >> we also have the resolution before us, and so could i have a motion to approve? >> motion to approve. >> is there a second? >> second. >> any public comments? >> no, i have not received any public comment. >> all of those in favor. >> aye. >> okay. >> thank you. >> next item is a resolution recognizing the 2014, cedaw woman's human rights awardees and these are just for the women commissioners. >> you can proceed. >> great. can we make a motion as approving it? >> so, i guess that i would just, i would just like to say that next monday we will, the friends of the commission on the status of women, will host a luncheon event where we will honor a group of women, who are giants. and in many different fields, and i would just like for the good of the order

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those are the narratives that we need to include i will juster jump in and say, that commissioner soo has been pointing to child care as a very important factor in woman's economic and i am so glad to hear it here, also, health, likes sf san francisco, and generally and so i am here to just, second and applaud, commissioner soo's focus on child care. >> we move. >> yes, commissioners i believe then, that because some of the topics that we are taking it were actually in the enf and i am anxious to hear what in fact, the department has done on these status of women. and would you call the next item? >> yes, item 2 d, top issues and dr. emily murase will be presenting on this you. >> i think that we asked that there was no public comment on the previous item sf. >> no. i had not received public comment on that item >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and thank you very much for this opportunity to talk briefly about the focus that our department has had. and i want to acknowledge former health commissioner, and police commissioner and health commissioner, who occupied this posit

. >> thank you, good afternoon, everyone and it is a pleasure to be here and i am julie, soo, and i am the pas president on the status of women and i am a senior on the counsel of department of insurance and a former mathematician and went to law school to work on healthcare reform. and still it is a big undertaking and so i expect in high school i will be coming upon my 40th reunion and sometimes, and in six years. and i also sit on the board of the saint francis memorial hospital and my passion is (inaudible) appropriate out reach on out service and social services and i am also an executive board member of the california democratic party and co-chair of the committee for about six years. and i am a fourth generation san franciscan, and so i am very passionate about keeping my city great and making our city great. >> commissioner gamez? >> my name is alicia gamez and i am a commissioner on the status of women and i have had the pleasure of serving for about three and a half years. and in my day job and i am an attorney and i practice in the areas of tax and trust and state planning a

no idea is too big or soo small. >> reporter:you can also check out recent my kron4 stories our reporters have done. it's all right here on kron4.com. >> reporter >> pam:in a developing story. bart has found flaws in more than 20- wheels of its trains. the discoveries came. after one wheel *fell off a train last month in pleasant hill. kron 4's jeff bush is live tonight at the pleasant hill bart station. with new information. jeff? >> reporter: it was shut down completely because one of the wheel when fly off while the train the station was completely shut down for quite some time during rush-hour traffic. this data coconut now looking at the other wells. 20 to ankara said effective will on it. >> reporter: that made of steel and aluminum the officials that are hired independent. they are to determine if there was our ok the cars have been taken out of service. they're looking into this situation as it arises this side of the train back into the service but not until they are safe. reporting live at pleasant hill. >> pam: a baby in oakland is recovering from a gunshot wound tonight. this

soo el muchacho desapareciÓ hemos ido a todos lados y no lo encontramos. >> familiares y vecinos colocanegre no tenÍa amigos, su padre asegura que se ha esperado en darles una buena educaciÓn y protegerlos de la mala influencia dice que algo raro pasa en el pueblo. >> Últimamente se pierden muchos jÓvenes entre 18, y 19 hasta niÑas, muchachas jÓvenes. > > la desapariciÓn de ansony y otros jÓvenes alimentan la hipÓtesis de que grupos delictivos estarÍan tras la captaciÓn de menores para que formen parte de sus estructuras delincuenciales. este defensor del derecho de la niÑez estÁ al tanto. >> nos cuentan las familias que los grupos y las maras lo que hacen es obligar a los niÑos a cometer actos ilÍcitos y a serviles de vigÍa en los territorios. los obligan a hacerles mandados o encargos en temas de extorsiÓn, saltos, de llevar mensajes y luego en temas de sicariato. >> en lo que va del aÑo murieron 700 menores reportados como desaparecidos, tiempo despuÉs las autoridades encontraron sus cadÁveres. >> desafortunadamente el estado no tiene estrategia de seguridad que castigue eso. en la me

minister shinsuke sugiyama met his chinese and south korean counterparts liu zhenmin and lee kyung-soon seoul on thursday. strained relations between the nations have resulted in the suspension of summit talks for more than two years. the diplomats agreed to continue negotiations toward organizing a trilateral summit meeting, but they failed to agree on when the summit should be held. >> we agreed with each other among the three that we should maintain the momentum of the trilateral cooperations among our three. >> the delegates also agreed on the importance of continuing cultural exchange programs between the countries. >>> the japanese government has released transcripts that help paint a picture of what happened the hours after the fukushima daiichi accident. kan flew to the plant the day after accident and demanded the plant manager explain what was happening. yoshida was busy trying to stabilize the reactors and later testified it was difficult to convey an accurate picture to was talking in a threatening manner. kan testified he majored in science at university and thought he was

the two rivals now partners side-by-side they signed the deal to give afghanistan a unity government soo can be in the service of the afghan service and complete the jobs we couldn't fulfill so we can continue with a happy and steady life in our country. two men's party will share the ministry in the new admission stration that by news and bad news. the good news is it is an end to a long time for some, the unity government isn't the answer they were looking for. we are disappointed it was not our vote that decided this. they could have made the deal six months ago. >> politic stalemate has hurt the economy and inflamed a del indicate security situation. one of the newer president's first tasks will be signing a security agreement to allow u.s. and security forces to remain in afghanistan to train and support afghan strootroops. >> afghanistan is dependent upon international aid corruption is widespread dlept a government which will unite them and put the economy on its feet. jennifer class, al jazeera, cable. >> united nations says 70,000 syrian kurds have crossed into turkney 2

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we're told they soo have thould results from a blood test within the last 4 45 minu5 minutes. i'm picking up on some you are againstity. they have a go team at the ready to travel to dallas, three or four scientists who will leave immediately after they get confirmation of a positive test. if it's negative, they will not go. and dr. tom freieden will hold press conference about this which is unusual. ne in addition, there are two other people we're watching closely here in the united states. one confirmed case at emory university medical center just down the street here, another a there who was treating patients in sierra leone who is at the special bio capement facility at the nih, not to be symptom maas but it have exposure. globally, the outbreak in nigeria appears to be contained and that senegal may have avoided an outbreak. but still terrible news with more than 3,000 people now dead from this disease. >> john roberts at the cdc. and we'll have the results of the test either way. >>> one of the united states' closest allies have launched its first air strikes against isl

the way mobile technology is evolving we think you will continue soo see profound changes in how people shop and pay. >> has apple gotten the lead on you. >> i think we have a lead in payments zblon. >> on the technology side if i can swipe my thumb and just o go like this. >> well paypal is going did 27 million in mobile payments last year. we've done over a billion mobile payments and i think there is a lot of opportunity and paypal is clearly investing in that and out ahead. >> david onset right now as the notion that e-commerce and payments are converging i guess is no longer useful as ebay. >> after saying they belong together for some time and of course as you point out that e-commerce benefits. and e bay benefits from paypal and peaypal benefits from epayments they consider that to no longer be the case. >> alibaba has set an interesting model for these businesses with its payments units separate. and now post ipo they are saying when ali pay goes public it could rival that of the e-commerce company. >> did they say? >> that is what they are saying, several years out from now. bu

turkey said it would not at a time soo sign up for the military coalition.e think that won't change even though the hostages are now save? >> i think turkey will continues to be a reluctant and apathetic member of this coalition that's been cobbled by the united states. turkey has clearly indicated that it's territory and it's airspace will not be used in any combat operations. >> the war in syria waging along the southeastern border may have to take on a more active role. al jazeera. >> meanwhile, 45,000 syrian kurds fled into southeast turkey to escape isil. a stretch of land was opened. isil has seized several syringes in syria. officials estimate thousands more are still waiting to cross. turkey has so far been reluctant to offer military support for the u.s. coalition against isil. it's unclear if the release of the hostages will actually change that stance. randall pinkston has more from washington, d.c. >> the release of the hostages, obviously a very significant development but so far, officially, the u.s. is not saying a lot about it. we have a writ

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not too surprising but let's soo they can do some conversion. the back to school and compariso comparisons. this company has historically not traded well. it is above long-term average. i prefer macy's which is below long-term average for same fees. >> you bought macy's this week? >> this morning and a little last week as well. we got out and back in. >> rite aid in need of first aid today. >> down 17%. they beat estimates but it is not about estimates. then it is about the forward guidance which is weak. and margins on the side of their business just getting crushed. that is why the stock is getting crushed. >> yahoo stands to add billions to its cash pile after the alibaba ipo. what should marissa meyer do with all the cash? and as what should advertisers do. we talk to a man who used to manage the biggest ad budget in sports. but first live to scotland with michelle. the vote is wining down now. >> today is the day the scotts answer one question. should scotland become an independent country. we county get the results until tomorrow but the m

a month now actually since israel and palestinians have had a soos fire.hey are due to hold talks in cairo to create a more permanent truce. but many doubt these negotiations will be successful. flags flutter. thousands of families used to live in this gaza neighborhood. it's been a month since the truce began. little if nothing has been achieved so far to rebuild the lives of gaza's people: as permanent cease-fire talks begin again, there isn't much hope among people here there is no hope. nothing will improvement life just gets more miserable. >> we understand we had to suffer during the war. but after the war, the suffering has just got worse. >> the palestinian government wants israel to lift its land, air and sea blockade of gaza. this is the carner crossing, which israel closed in 2007. since the fighting stopped, it is partially opened one of its five boarders with gaza to allow aid and essential food stuffs in. but it's banned rebuilding materials such as cement because it says hamas may use it to rebuild tunnels. the palestinians also want an airp

. >> soo is that what you want to take exception to? >> yeah, just one thing. it was so brilliant when he was saying about the war of ideas. i just want to make sure the way that we talk about this war of ideas lifts up the best in all of humanity, including the best in the islamic world. i know he agree with me, just wanted to make sure we said that. >> we know that isis started as al qaeda in iraq. how concerned should the president be that this will backfire and only serve as a recruitment tool for isis. >> i think he threw down the gauntlet. one of the reasons you're seeing the poll numbers go up and there is fear in the united states is because we think -- inthat there will be some sort of attack on us because isis will try to do something. they know they have a shorter window of opportunity before we really inflict a lot of damage on them. and they'll want to take advantage of that. so i would be very concerned over the short term. in the long term, we're going to eventually degrade them. but i think -- and bob has said this for a long time. he believes t

wrote you see, sun soo in his book, the art of war, there are two rules to win in a conflict. one is you need to know yourself you need to know who you are, you need to know what your attributes are, what your strengths, what your weaknesses are, as an army, as a nation, as an individual. but you also need to know who your enemy is and that's why i was so -- it was so concerning when the f.b.i. decided not only -- decided -- not only the f.b.i. but other agencies of our government, the c.i.a. included, but in particular i'm familiar with the f.b.i., when the f.b.i. agreed that they would purge the training manuals of f.b.i. agents. and they purged the manuals of materials on islam. and the materials that they purged were quotes from the koran. why did they do that? why in the world would our f.b.i. not want its agents to understand the motivation of terrorists? this isn't about being mean to muslims. this isn't about being mean to anybody's religion or being insensitive to anyone's religion. because in the united states, you have freedom of religion. you can believe what you w

he was fighting with his cousin and they got arrested too soo. >> reporter: the conditions have been growing. along the steep ter rein planes have dropped more than 450 gallons of fire retardant. >> we're literally setting word records with respect to retardant drops in use on this fire. >> reporter: officials call the conditions here unprecedented and say the flames are spreading on the ground because of what's in the air. that giant cloud of smoke. >> the embers that come oust these fires, the smoke column, they're lost and go wait out in ton burned area, land and start a fire. >> reporter: also fueled by extreme heat and drought, the king fire has become the second larjtest fire in california this year. fighting it costs about $5 million a day. the good news about this fire is that it's a rapid growth yesterday has largely slowed now and its movement toward the northeast is moving away from populated areas. >>> in connection there are large amounts of rain. areas remain under flash flood watches. a search resumes for a sheriff's deputy. officials fear she was sweptaway by floodwat

. >> reporter: waller has been leading the charge to expand the nfl soo f l nfl so that one day one teamcall london home. it just so happens the dolphins were the first team to make a splash against the new york giants in 2007 and what at first felt like a kind of gimmick has tapped into a serious market and big business. for the first time there are three nfl matchups here this year, all sellouts, 250,000 tickets. moving a team here full time would be a dream come true for super fan bob baugh. >> this is absolutely fantastic. it's damn sight cheaper watching them here than in miami. >> reporter: of course one of the best things about watching the dolphins in miami is being in miami. never mind. the weather is cooperating. how popular is the nfl here? more than half a million people are expected to attend today's convenience alone. for "cbs this morning: saturday" i'm charlie d'agata in central london. >> vegas a million today and goodell has said those games overseas are sold out. >> it would be very cool to have a team in london. thank would be very interesting. tune in tomorrow for th

people soo arizona in winter. we have seen that for years.going after chicago and camera for years. my question was: what's differen different? it seems something funneled mention is different that's not part of the playbook we have had for many years? >> the change i would i think in many ways we have grown organically. we have an embarrassment of people say i want to move there for no other reason except that it seems to happen. i want to lead the effort. to make growth the objective. i think that growth is a gift. you know, i fly home every summer to see my dad around father's day back in toledo, ohio, when you 3 back to toledo from sky harbor, you randy had in detroit michigan. in 1960, detroit was the richest city in the country. i imagine they never thought the growth would stop or the big 3 could be slowered unload down. it's different and due to a lack of leadership and poor public policy. i can't sometimes i hear people that actually make a bit of fun of arizona because we grow, because we build a lot of houses and we have a construc

rably probably not going to half and they have watched their country devolve into civil war and what we soohopelessness everywhere you go. host: how are they living and making a living? guest: half of the country, almost can has now been displaced either internally or across the border into turkey, lebanon and into iraq now and into jordan. people aren't eating very well. they are really struggling. they don't have access to medical care. they don't have access to humanitarian aid. a lot of their friends have died. everybody you know say i tried to reach my contact today and et cetera dead. i tried to reach my uncle. i don't know if he is dead. i tried to reach my mother. she is living in another country. peoples' lives have been destroyed. host: president asad, the son of the former president, he has ruled the country now for well over the last decaddecade, but political support. how is he is able to maintain that? guest: in provinces, the heartland, a member of the allowhite sect, in damascus. i don't think damascus is going to fall for a long time if it does but a lot of other parts of t

soo kids know how to use a mobile phone more than they know how to tie their shoes. from 0 to 8, 9% of kid from this country are using mobile devices. that's up from 38% in 2011. and the iphone was first introduced in 2007. we're now starting to see the 7-, 8-year-old, preteens that are going to be of this generation. and you're seeing different behaviors because you're not interacting with real people. >> what's the problem? come on, an iphone, really, is it destroying our generation? >> i don't think it's the iphone or the ipad that's destroying it but the parents and the lack of regulation. >> bingo. >> we can't blame technology. we blame the parent. if i left -- you know, if i left oreos all over the house, my children would binge on them. >> eat them all. >> exactly. we need a technology diet. >> if you don't limit the kids' time with electronic devices, you're in trouble. >> steve jobs says he limited it in his household. everything in moderation. aristotle was right. phone adams to you. your shoe laces aren't going to adopt to you. the kids need to learn like