i would like to ask chief paning tang a couple questions. i don't know if you have the report that we get from our commission meetings. i'm on page 22. and are you there. >> yes, i am >> look to where it is the middle. paragraph and basically talks about the person to person emergency on the street crisis response and street wellness response teams resulted in [inaudible] trans ported to appropriate care. i wanted to acknowledge that. the question in the following line is, it talks about police code 800 b. what is 800 b? chief? >> police code 800 a report of an upon mentally disturbed person it may sound #. it is an arcake term that is how the code is defined. b priority mean there is is no report of violence or weapon. >> okay. page 26 to the success component and wanted to acknowledge that these -- report on the success are important. shows how much success we have within our department. and that is what i wanted to comment this morning with the chief. i like to move on to thank you very much. move on to chief in terms of training. >> than

. >> requesting privacy as they work through their pain, the tang siblings recall the terror outsideir aunt's home in early april. >> they got out of the car and walked toward us and one in the back was brandishing a gun. >> the tangs were there to be at their terminally ill family member's bedside. >> i knew they were after my keys. >> the suspect took keys and a phone and drove off in her car. three days later, police documents show a 12 and 13-year-old were arrested in connection to the crime. >> they were young but they look like they had been doing this quite enough. >> i broke this story one year ago involving one of the suspects who was 11 at the time. an 80-year-old man was knocked to the ground and robbed. the same youth carjacked an asian woman. multiple law enforcement agencies say these young people continue to commit armed robbery across the bay area. >> street gangs are encouraging the youngsters to go out and do these carjackings and they are taken into custody on serious offenses, we cannot interview them in regard to that crime. many times they are simply taken into

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>> director tang. joy wish we could do that. i wish it was simpler inform government it is complicated to refer anyone to a private business. the reason why we have the. inspector's list there is a list of people certified under the state architect's office. and they actually agreed to the station -- of -- familiarity with san francisco building codes and serve san francisco there is a pool that we pull from through that licensed list. and it is difficult with cpa's, lawyers. et cetera to come up with a list like that. could be -- hundreds and thousands of people long and also again, we cannot official low make any referrals to private businesses we make it clear for the inspector its is not a referral to any of them. and so, yea. one of the things we are working on with the community partners that provide assistance is figuring out where are the gaps we are seeing i brought update issue that the president raised over and over again. and so we are figuring out through municipality partners whether they can make it more well know

fighting in the eastern region of lou anne square residence, a still reluctant to leave ukrainian tangs and heavy artillery on their way to the lou hands region. russia has increasingly turned its attention to east and ukraine, but the ukrainians are making preparations. one of the cities, the artillery is going to as lizzie chancellor, do not every one there is ready to leave despite the russian threat with him, your source is doing well. tell me seriously, what are you doing here with the children? do you understand that this is a war zone warriors? yes, there is ways to just right now. we have to avoid shelling and make our way through a very difficult situation in order to reach the people we res. but people just sit here and think everything will be fine tomorrow. unfortunately, everything is not fine or can you call us? and helena back, her mother has been living in a bunker for over a month with her 2 children. she doesn't believe the police can bring them to safety down, but almost unless qualify as well. i know so many people who were evacuated and then simply dropped off on th

issue and no, no such an conchella bob, a couple of them was national national us but with such a tang year in year to thousands casanya opportunity nasha wider looked at the president scholarship, which protector number like in nicole quote, i'm new to the way like it, like it's community schools feel scholarship in there, but it says grades are tomorrow i was good 13 i thought my we alike yet, the credible can you go got dora. no, you let's. she suddenly busied say a lot to use go google dot as to what machine? yes. 30 a lot. we don't set the all you know the can you go, stella? we are one problem. graham you of julia approved dinah garasco. it is but the pup we'd go, doctor, approved nights. he idealists, somebody me on the left see stuff on that of the might be just you pretty want some more stuff with upper does not see stuff over him. your really great. i see just in that you've thrown that over in the which you will not always solve just using the shirt, the premier. oh swastika, glasgow. so that is a scholarship, which in one of my done, you lose your nice unit, seem bullet the

. >> well, gun reform was are a topic of conversation this morning with assembly member filled tang on the kron. 4 weekend news this morning. gun violence surging during the covid-19 pandemic. there was a 35% increase, which was the highest that we've seen in decades. assembly number 10, along with other state leaders have been trying to take this effort to combat gun violence right to the gun makers. tang is introduced a bill that would allow governments to victims of gun violence and their family members to file lawsuits against gun manufacturers. >> what it says is that gun owners, gun distributors, gun shops should have liability. if whatever reason they're not following state law, every company in this country has to be responsible for the products that they sell. and this is just putting gun manufacturers on the same playing field as every other company in america. >> federal law does prevent most types of lawsuits against the gun industry. but some liability lawsuits, including one gunmakers break state or local laws regarding the sale and marketing their products can be permitt

my tang, it fits the tang size as well. it is very cool. [laughter] lisa: we are enjoying london. tom: we are enjoying london. we are even on speaking terms, even better. dow futures up 18, this is an important interview as we talked to jordan rochester, a different view, george sarah vallas, a global head of fx on deutsche bank. on radio and television, good morning. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, i'm ritika gupta. wes johnson says there is no point in negotiating with vladimir putin. the british prime ministers sat down for an interview bloomberg. how can you deal with a crocodile when it is in the middle of eating her left leg? what's the negotiation? that is what putin is doing. he will try to freeze the conflict, he will try to calls for a cease-fire -- called for a cease-fire. ritika: he added more sophisticated rocket systems be sent to ukraine so they can hit russian targets further away. it is the latest u.s. challenge to hit china, the biden administration in taiwan plan to announce negotiations to increase economic tides -- economic ti

one of the things that we are now working on executive director tang is very passionate about this as well, is merging our systems between how we track and i'll use the word intentionally, a customer, a small business customer to comes to us to get help to get the first permit to open the ice cream shop and how we track the journey of that individual or that business through our training and technical assistance or grant programs on the other side of the house with invest in neighborhoods. we have two different systems right now, makes it very difficult to make sure that we are really holding ourselves accountable to get the end result. >> thank you, i think you did answer the point i was trying to make on the question around dream keeper resources. your second to last slide mentioned right size staff to meet community needs. i'm trying to better understand that knowing your staff has grown tremendously comparatively to most city departments and even the last year, so i'm trying to understand what that means. >> would you put up the slide that shows staff proportionate to dollars, dep

i would like to ask chief paning tang a couple questions. i don't know if you have the report that we get from our commission meetings. i'm on page 22. and are you there. >> yes, i am >> look to where it is the middle. paragraph and basically talks about the person to person emergency on the street crisis response and street wellness response teams resulted in [inaudible] trans ported to appropriate care. i wanted to acknowledge that. the question in the following line is, it talks about police code 800 b. what is 800 b? chief? >> police code 800 a report of an upon mentally disturbed person it may sound #. it is an arcake term that is how the code is defined. b priority mean there is is no report of violence or weapon. >> okay. page 26 to the success component and wanted to acknowledge that these -- report on the success are important. shows how much success we have within our department. and that is what i wanted to comment this morning with the chief. i like to move on to thank you very much. move on to chief in terms of training. >> than

it's where the fruiting trays are, you know, so that's where the rang a tangs are the elephant. mo, by is a 34002 forces of in malaysian bornea. and what's unique about this particular project is that seeks to take a commercial approach, robin or charitable approach to, to conservation in some trying to monetize the ecological value in the forest. only who is the 3rd largest island in the world. it's forest is almost 150000000 years old. and a century ago, it covered the entire island. to day 2 thirds of it have vanished because of locking and pommel plantations. in just a few years, the island has been transformed into an ocean of monoculture. the ecological catastrophe is complete. at this rate, the last remaining orang tangs will have disappeared by the end of the decade, just like the pick me elephant and other species. if morrow has come over eco to go to emergency valley instead of wing worth nothing and those bantering and are i ain't on being worth absolutely nothing, no valley than the pommel company next door would have to pay that price in order to be able to destroy it and

many baby rang tangs have been captured and kept as pets in the jungle school they learn to survive in what few protected rain forests there were left. so far, nearly 200 animals have been rescued and re introduced into the wild here species can also be protected through regulation. fish numbers are decreasing in our oceans. small boats operating along coastline ins report catching far, few fish, pollution and over fishing are the main reasons. fishing quote is are an attempt to give endangered species time to reproduce. and sustainable methods such as nets with mash large enough to spare, small of fish are intended to protect stalks around 30 percent of edible fish species are over fish and 60 percent are on the brink. one of the biggest problems here is that conservation agreements are not adequately enforced. and that leads us to the role of protected areas. to day to about 15 percent of the world's land area is protected. this has, among other things, helped to save elephants that are hunted for ivory and whose populations have been decimated. ranges here trying to protect them aga

in fact, i know which of them are be singing in my final hour before i die. tang every aspect of life is bathed in the immense joy of being allowed to belong to and live in this culture on in these are a call to our midland. so dolphin via zone, as you say, leaps who ever experiences all of this is very fortunate. it, it's like receiving an extraordinary gift. bless it. is he who carbs out this experience for his entire life? it has gone. city milan deserves gauze and god knows all what god is absolutely good and everything god wants and asks of me. indeed god can ask anything of me because if jesus died from me on the cross, i can't say no. my memory as a child. when he came to religion was fear and guilt said big ting in traditional to tell us isms ultimately em, ireland was that the church control the way people, tosh, their lives were controlled under thinking was controlled by the church. okay. we were told we had the conscience, butch, we could only use our conscience if we followed the teaching of the church. in the centuries after the enlightenment, the catholic church faced a

those tang, every aspect of life, is bathed in the immense joy of being allowed to belong to and live in this culture on in these are, i'm quote were middle and sudoku via zone. as you say, leaps up whoever experiences, all of this was very fortunate air, it's like receiving an extraordinary gift. bless it. is he who carbs out this experience for his entire life? it has gone. city milan deserves god and god knows all what god is absolutely good and every thing god wants and asks of me. indeed, god can ask anything of me because if jesus died for me on the cross, i can't say now my memory as a child, when it came to religion was fear and guilt said big ting in traditional to palaces and certainly an ireland was that the church control the way people torsh their lives were controlled under thinking was controlled by the church. okay. we were told we had the conscience, butch, we could only use our conscience if we followed the teaching of the church. ma'am, in the centuries after the enlightenment, the catholic church faced a dilemma. it firmly rejected the modern world, a world that em

many baby rang tangs have been captured and kept as pets in the jungle school they learned to survive in what few protected rain forests there were left. so far, nearly 200 animals have been rescued and re introduced into the wild here species can also be protected through regulation. fish numbers are decreasing in our oceans. small boats operating along coastline ins report catching far, few fish, pollution and over fishing of the main reasons. fishing quote is, are an attempt to give endangered species time to reproduce. and sustainable methods such as nets with mash large enough to spare, small of fish are intended to protect stalks around 30 percent of edible fish species are over fish and 60 percent are on the brink. one of the biggest problems here is that conservation agreements are not adequately enforced. and that leads us to the role of protected areas. to day to about 15 percent of the world's land area is protected. this has, among other things, helped to save elephants that are hunted for ivory and whose populations have been decimated. ranges here trying to protect them

she's well known for her front desk book series, which follows the adventures of miya tang. mia is a young asian american girl with dreams of being a writer yang. most recently released a book titled yes, we will asian americans who shaped this country. >> i really want to make sure people start using this as an opportunity to understand more about asian americans, asian americans, contributions to this country. ap i history is american history and being able to celebrate and come together as a community. >> yes, we will also features art from asian american illustrator. so be sure to tune into our special aap. i reports every thursday night this month, all leading up to ap. i special presentation that will air on may 26th at 06:30pm. >> up next, after announcing the city of oakland may have had a bit of a puppy problem. animal services had a big event over the weekend and they were able to get unprecedented number of large dogs into forever homes will explain when we ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's

and through my way, emmanuel or cyber tang is receiving art lessons from, nor he struggled with drugs and depression during the pandemic. and taking up painting is proving very therapeutic for him. what a spy by the family themes adopted by honor. he decided to paint his portrait of a girl who struggled with mental health during the walk down in the capital a crowd. she ended up taking her own life. her story is a reflection of his own struggles. and i do drugs, and i'm, i'm fighting to, to, to stop it. but it is not easy in all imagine those talk people on the street margin to was children on the street who are lonely, emotional south of a cra, we meet newly in a bus. he lost a friend to cove it. he also lost his teaching job and for months couldn't see his family. it was a very difficult time, but honours artworks drew his attention to another aspect of the pandemic. one of the things i think we should you there is a need for us to thank of it for the fact that it brought relatives together because everybody's really wacky and everybody's went out doing the activities. but that mome

ganske with various military machinery and weapon is on display, including the ukrainian armed forces, tangs armored vehicles, and to missile defense system seized by the republican army in recent months, among them, the sax on the armored personnel carrier used by the british army. it was seized in novi. dar some 100 kilometer away from logan's, in this conflict key of uses a lot of foreign weapons. and 3 chem britain is responsible for that will do it. and i hope that no matter how much more of their equipment we capture school, there will be no room on the square for it on the negative picture day that the will my own hon. the u. s. am you are helping that, but this is a bad decision to make it is wrong, to support with ashes of nick every day celebration is taking place today all across the people's republic of the guns not only here in the capital, one in towns and villages all across new liberated areas, symbolic victory, banners, morales and res center, and frank blinds. cities with a joint, russia republican forces relentless advance, many believe and not a victory is just around the

not actually endangering ok the safety of europeans and america, but charge for judgment because my tang are charged. but for 8 years, nato has been training the ukranian army for 8 years. arms have been pouring into, you grain. i mean so more training, more arms. let me throw that to gilbert here. i mean that there's something that we've been doing. the western powers have been doing this for 8 years, and this is the result they're getting. so why would you cite pouring bad money in after reporting? good money after bad money. go ahead in st. petersburg and effectiveness doesn't exist in vocabulary of the european leaders. they are posture is all pastoral d v a weapons. richard been sent to him until recently? have been. oh, they haven't been ineffective and they have been delivering away where they are destroyed on arrival. that does not bother a fluster. the, the western presidents and prime ministers, a very concerned with their relationship with united states, not really with their relationship with ukraine. and they want a demonstration of bid one another. well, i mean about ralph,

. >> reporter: software engineer alec tang graduates next summer and already has companies interested. >> they know there are a lot of great products that come from san jose state. >> reporter: and you're wound of them? >> i guess so. >> reporter: students from other majors might not have the lucrative offers just jet. >> i'm applying and applying. >> reporter: lysette hopes to work for pixar as a sound editor and jessica's dream job would be with disney as an event planner. >> there is more opportunities and more people are starting to hire up again rather than letting employees go. >> the opportunities are out there. >> reporter: bernice is not taking the job offers yet. she'll go for a ph.d and wants to get into cancer research. len ramirez. >>> a scary collision involving a police motorcycle officer. we do want to give you a heads-up. the crash hard to watch. we have security camera video from a redwood city gas station. motorcycle officer comes in from the right side. in the middle of the intersection, that horrific collision. the driver of the blue car slams into the officer who

elegance with various military machinery and weapons on display, including the ukrainian armed forces, tangs armored vehicles, and to missile defense system seized by the republican army in recent months. among them, the saxon, the armored personnel carrier used by the british army. it was seized a novel dar, some 100 kilometer away from logan's. in this conflict key of uses a lot of foreign weapons and reaching written as responsible for that will deliver it. and i hope that no matter how much more of their equipment we capture school, there will be no room on the square for it on the next victory day at the mo, mo, i'm in the u. s. and the d. you are helping that i but this is a bad decision to make and is it is wrong to support fascism. nikiya day celebration is that taking weight today all across the people's republic, august, the me here in the capital one in towns and villages all across newly liberated areas. symbolic victory, banners, morales, and raising several brawn blinds with the joint russian republican forces relentless advance. many believe and not a victory is just around th

entrance, that is, for them to stop working with the russian motherland means to put hundreds of huge tangss and money from the other side. they buy that oil from russia so that with this money their russia can continue this war against ukraine, against which they oppose by giving us armaments and money. the evil west destroyed two brotherly slavic peoples, well, i'm laughing, of course, but less so with the fact that in many ways the west also, let's say, connived at the growth of russia and the putin regime, this must be recognized without noticing the growth of those threats that have now turned into such a full-scale war against ukraine with terrible consequences. therefore, this is one of the reasons i want to tell you that they are gradually working to close this loophole, that is, there is a mechanism of secondary sanctions. i know how it starts to work against the military-industrial complex and it is really starting to work as if it were a neophyte, but in manual mode they are studying which companies can allow bypassing where, and it is already known about kazakhstan, which can he

the 1st i'd like to cross over to, i know tang, and so china says that these are camps or re education camps. what does that mean? what does the chinese narrative here? chinese narrative is that there were a series of incidences between basically we're talking hahn's not all the agenda. and there was an incident where han chinese were slaughtered on the subway station downtown by a group of weaker terrors. and they decided that they needed to take things in order. what they decided was that like in every other part of china, weavers needed to understand chinese and you to be mainstream. they needed to have an educate or many families. they have multiple buys multiple children, which was, you know, useful when you are in agriculture, but a lot of these areas do them our culture. and unfortunately, what happens is when you have a lot of children and there's only so much land, the ability to support those children goes down as you go down i generations. so there was just fear. and that was founded in this kind of radical elements that were saying that they wanted an independent sion john

a male called guo bao and a female called run hou tang were unveiled to the public after a month in quarantineval is emblematic of a u—turn in czech foreign policy in recent years. the government had been making overtures to china with the expectation of a couple of pandas for prague zoo, but has since become more pro—taiwan. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. a lot of cloud across the uk, not ideal viewing weather for the total lunar eclipse in the western sky before dawn and indeed monday is going to bring a lot of cloud but also sunny spells and one or two downpours, some of them thundery. let's have a look at the picture on the satellite image and you can see a lot of cloud towards the southeast, showers and thunderstorms have been drifting out of france, approaching the uk. i think through the early hours the greatest risk of lightning across the south but clearly you can see some heavy rain across northern england, scotland, parts of northern ireland too. to the south it's a mild start, 1a, 15 degrees maybe in some spots in the north of scotland where we will have had some cl

staying in the dance republic, a local residence of the town of vaughan, vaccaro has sheltered a dpr tang driver at his units was wiped out during a battle. ah, crushed on your move. i wasn't scared. we have survived 2014. there was some shelling already. i saw jenny when he was running down the street like his care child. i accidentally saw him through the window. he had frightened ice and i was interested in where he comes from. he said, help me, let me cite i let him in for a while. it was difficult for him to think as he had concussion. i couldn't figure out who he was and where he was from. i gave him some water to wash and gave him some sedatives to help him come down. ah ah, one who are going to being asked me if it was possible to stay for the night if anything happened. he understood that if someone sees him through the window, then both of us will have problems every evening with stove the stove together. for this it was necessary to cut the chopped firewood from the park. i brought him stumps and firewood to the veranda and he shoved them there, helped me to heed the stove, and

last month the government agreed to export german made anti aircraft tangs and we can cross now to d. w as chief political editor, mckayla kupta, who is travelling with the german defense minister in slovakia and came up germany has just announced it will send howitzers to ukraine and train its troops. how significant is this but is yet more evidence that germany is increasingly doing more also in terms of heavy weapons to support ukraine. also the dots, a defense minister was here because after all, it was at the netherlands to 1st announce they would send 5. how it says germany's now bring that up at to 12 by delivering an extra 7 and also offering to do the training, which as it was announced here at the see at the air base in slovakia, strategically important nato abbeys. and this training is due to start as soon as next week at with the aim of bringing these howitzers, which look a bit like tanks, but are far more flexible and not as full wouldn't moving as some of the other heavy equipment. it stops sort of actually sending proper german tanks, that something that the military c

the finding saying that these are tang girl court reports the the way these railey government has been dealing with your report or with their reports from the international community. what kind of message to the people? yes, maybe if you allow me just before i address to add one more thing about the critical, the unity is for israel suppression of unions. and what i want to spell out is the following. it's impossible to conduct such an oppressive regime against your entire people over decades without the usage of organized states all the time to take their allowance to control them, to oppress them. and so violence is an essential aspect of ability to do this to people. but it has to come, having hadn't really impunity because it is rather than grabbing the kennedys. and it doesn't have the ability to apply this kind of violence and successfully control statements. so this is teja cornerstone regime. it has to be understood as a feature of the system. now with regard to the way the governor to address records and the reports of you know, other human rights ministration of a state of in