our guests are brenda wong aoki and mark izu. have had the pleasure of seeing both brenda and mark at community events throughout the years and along with a dedicated community following, they have also garnered numerous awards including an emmy, hollywood drama log awards, critic's circle awards, india awards, and last year a bay area izzy nomination. joining me is brenda wong aoki, the first nationally asian storyteller and we will talk about the personal story of her family that inspired the true story behind "uncle gunjiro's girlfriend." welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm so glad to be here. >> you do so many roles, producer, director, performer, storyteller is a way to encapsulate it all. we're going to talk about your family history more later, but briefly, a little bit about that and how it inspired this story. >> well, let's see, i didn't actually know that we came from san francisco. i was born in salt lake city, utah, and my mother being chinese from oakland since she was in utah was trying to be like the utahans, b

>> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. let's start off with weather and traffic. steve paulson is working on a nice forecast for us. >> better than yesterday. a little more sun. >> like the sun. >> today we start off mostly cloudy. temperatures cool for some. not too bad for others. couple 40s showing up. there are a few breaks in the clouds. some of the cloud cover retreated. it was mainly out to the valley. cloudy to mostly cloudy with occasional breaks. few showers over the sierra. same up in northern sacramento valley. there is a weak system brushing helping move out the low cloud deck. 50s on most of the temperatures. 48 in napa and nevada. low 50s at palo alto. not much of this system. it will take care of the low cloud deck. our next system will be here early thursday late wednesday into thursday. today lots of clouds some sun. on the mild side. 60s for most. near normal temperatures. there might be a couple locations checking in with 70s. i kept a lot of 60s in the mix. 4:31 on a tuesday. everything is quiet. >> sort of. there are a couple minor glitches b

. >> reporter: dara wong is pleased to stand next to her father. she nearly lost him after he plunged into a maryland county river last night. >> basically, the whole day yesterday was him trying to find his way back home, but my dad doesn't have access to a gps. >> reporter: he got lost. it started when wong drove from their silver spring home wednesday afternoon to run errans. after not hearing from him hours later and he didn't answer his phone. >> it's hard because you don't know where you're going. so, yeah, he just kept driving and driving. >> reporter: they filed a missing person's report last night and montgomery county police officer jason huggins helped find him. >> this is a prime example of when the team effort comes together. this was not the effort of just one person or one agency. >> reporter: shane eventually called home when he slammed into water. police tracked his cell phone to bush river north of baltimore. officer huggins and deputies found him suffering from hypothermia in his car. >> i just happened to be blessed enough to be

wong was tine a mr.'s beingei treater for hypothermia.heia we're told his condition has has improved at the hospital butsp b this could have turned outav very differently because thelyee temperatures of that water atesh times was only 52 degrees.deee >>> also this morning a mng systemwide metro he safetyeaf check is under lester metro gm paul wiedefeld sent out a letter to theto t riders and in that letter itettt said that the review of thee ree system will take a four to six-week period to complete.plet he also promised to updatepd riders of any changes whenes w they do occur. do o just yesterday metro gourd chairman jack evans raised thenr possibility that an entirent line could be shut down forn f repairs if the review deems itei necessary. metro riders had mixed reactions to the possibilityto of a t long-term shutdown. shuow >> i agree that if they shut s it down they should just getthey it fixed. shut it down for the timeime needed fix everything get itver up and running and it can be running smooth

i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >>i'm brian flores. let's get a check on weather and track. our good friend steve is here once again. >> yes. how are you? >> fantastic. >> claudine? >> fantastic. excited to be here on this tuesday morning. >> let's not overdo it. yesterday was a tough day for sun. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. a weak front is coming in. we got light rain yesterday in northern california. redding reported some up in the sierra nevada. low down into arizona moving offer. a weak system here is enhancing some of that fog. it will chew it up a little bit. running cooler on some of the temperatures. still plenty of 50s. mostly cloudy morning and partly sunny afternoon. our next system is moving in the picture. it will arrive late wednesday into thursday. today most cloudy. a few high clouds. overall today should be better than yesterday. which was a tough one to get any sun. lots of clouds. some sun mild. if you can get the sun to peek out you might get 70. 4:01 on a tuesday. you had a busy monday. let's hope things are quieter. >> let's hope. i didn't und

. >> reporter: perform mist artist christina wong is staging the east coast premiere of the wong streetal. her standup comedy is a commentary on the influence of american culture on the rest of the world. the los angeles based hip hop dance troupe antics is staging the east coast premiere of sneaker sweep. using dance, poetry voiceover and theater to spark a conversation about the materialism in today's cultur culture. >> ♪ >> reporter: holding it down highlights the struggles of veterans of color from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> ♪ >> reporter: the final day of the festival saturday april 23rd south broad street will be closed off for a giant street fair. >> you just have to come down if forking in else to ride the carousel on broad street. to seat city he in a whole new light. >> you can find the full pifa event schedule at pifa.org and you can watch more on the arts and cultural festival saturday night at 7:00 right here on 6abc. >> it is 5:49. still ahead on "action news" a truck driver went the extra mile to save a bald eagle. we'll have his story up next. >> ♪ katie mcgint

commissioner wong excused. you have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significant amount of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment

. >> i'm claudine wong. on how our day is shaping up. >>> better for the weekend. we do have mostly cloudy skies. a lot of high clouds and some patchy low clouds. and little better this afternoon as a week a band of low clouds adrift by. we start off mostly cloudy to cloudy. today the low clouds will fill in. they tried to burn off but came back. i think we will have a few breaks today. higher clouds over us right now. the higher cloud deck does have a back edge to it. right there. i think that will go by in the late morning. by this afternoon we may have a mix of sun and clouds. 40s and 50s in the temps. north bay tends, 46 her petaluma. calistoga says 45. 54 in mill valley. west wins at 10. a little component of an onshore breeze for most of us. there is a break between here and there which is our system late tonight and tomorrow morning. some afternoon sun and then it will cloud of. high clouds and breezy, on the mild side. a lot of 60s today. 5:31. metering lights have clicked on and traffic is -- >> a l

wong wei is a driver who uses an online car dispatch service. that, by changing to a foreign luxury car, he can register in higher paying categories. beijing has long suffered a shortage of taxis. the government has limited the number of taxis within beijing to about 60,000, since the 1990s. this made it almost impossible for locals to get a cab, partly due to the traffic jams. but the car dispatch services, which began in 2012, changed that dramatically. now more than 150,000 vehicles are registered with such services within beijing. wang starts working at 7:00 a.m., in line with the morning rush hour. taxi drivers have to know how to get passengers but wang doesn't need to worry about that. wang simply follows instructions from his app. this app detects in advance the customer's point of departure and arrival, and calculates the estimated fare. the actual fare is calculated by the gps that tracks the route taken by the car. upon arrival, passengers settle the payment on their smartphones. they can't get away without paying, because the app com

commissioner wong excused. you have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significant amount of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment

claudine wong ktvu news. >> i love her. need one of those little rocks. >> no rainbows today. >> no. little sun but on sunday there is a good chance. the nicest day of the weekend and best opportunity for showers from that low pressure system that is spinning around, bringing in showers tonight and tomorrow morning with a chance of thundershowers and in some places not widespread but if you get one of the showers you will see a quarter inch to a half-inch of rain. great but not a widespread passage, this huge distribution of rain. it will be like san rafael got a lot of rain. san francisco didn't get any of that. showers nonetheless or it will be and continuing heaviest to tonight and tomorrow morning and tapering off with tomorrow and today. and sunday, showers in the area but a lot less. much fewer showers. so sunday is the best day. scattered showers out there. east of fremont and north of mountain view and working around the bay, san rafael by sears point and then as you go into san jose, you got showers there by mount

>> i would like to address that commissioner wong. with regard to the case involving the two sergeants using harsh frofeign and offensive language and it wasn't racially it was sexually derogtory. it was in spanish, but we the occ, i didn't recommend charges with the commission because i believed that the punishment should not exceed 10 days. that is a lot of days, 10 days suspension. now with regard to the second case, in my opinion that could have come to the police commission but we never had a opportunity, the occ to make that recommendation because there is a dual process and rarely occurs where a case that we are investigating is investigated by the department without any communication. >> so- >> i remember this case now. the two sergeants involved are female and used a single spanish word that is a offensive towards women toward a male. that was the complaint. >> i recall the word and it could be either gender or any jener. >> they were wem squn he was a male. >> so i'm going to ask that it sounds like the commission would like

back i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >>> your time now is 5:29 am. time telling voice. back it's early. >> it is early on this monday.>>> showing you some rain totals, north bay not so much, but from concord and pittsburg south, looking pretty good. these low clouds are still here, and not going anywhere today or tomorrow with over an inch of rain in fremont and concord. also livermore, and even san jose had an inch of rain. mill valley did pick up over an inch. these low clouds are stubborn and will be hard-pressed to burn off. 50s on the temperatures, and 54 and the north and south, quite popular. everybody in the bay area, cloudy to mostly cloudy, cool to mild with some drizzle. near-normal temperatures, and if we get any sunshine, maybe 70, but a lot of 60s. >>> 5:30 am on this monday morning. >>> let's take a look at some of the commutes. you can see that traffic is beginning to get more crowded at the bay bridge, there is a bit of a crowd showing up. metering lights just went on and traffic will be a little bit slow, nothing major yet. a look a

wong. >> thank you. supervisor yee. >> i also want to lend good words to candace wong. she is somebody that i know very, very well. her and i actually worked in the same organization for many years as we built and grew the organization to serve not only the chinatown and tenderloin community, but beyond that and citywide and she knows a lot about early childhood education and just a perfect person to be part of the cpac. i am really glad she is willing to continue serving on it, because it's very time-consuming. i hope you all support her. >> thank you. colleagues can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, the motion is approved unanimously. [ gavel ] >> item 22. >> item 22 is a motion appointing priti rane, residency requirement waved to the food certificate to affect. >> same house same cout, approved unanimousingly. let's go to roll call for introduction. >> supervisor campos is first to introduce new business. >> thank you, very much, madam clerk. colleagues recently there have been a variety of food and worker safety, as well as racial and gend

. >> and i am claudine wong. >>> bright and cheery at 4:30 am. >> we had a very impressive system

he's a strong man. >> wong is doing okay now. his family now trying to find ways for him not to have to drive himself anymore. >>> starting tomorrow, you'll have more room to walk around george up to. d.c. transportation officials are widening the sidewalks every weekend through this coming fall. the initiative is meant to give pedestrians more space to wander around the shops especially on m street northwest between wisconsin avenue and 33rd street. a lot of shops on wisconsin, too. the initiative also cuts on some parking spaces. it's busy down there anyways. >> i'm guessing this weekend probably won't be as b could be considering the cold and wet. >> and how windy it will be. let's focus on today, chuck bell. >> we can do that. cherry blossoms are still a few petals down there, but it nowhere near peak anymore. an today and tonight's rain shower chances may be about the end of it. and don't get used to the some spr warm weather. we'll be near 80 today, but that's it. back closer to average tomorrow, saturday's high in the 60s,

. >> i'm claudine wong, in for pam cook.ll head over to steve paulson, i love that shot. >> which one? the one on my screen right there? >> look at this one way over here. >> that is a pretty shot. some low clouds. while we're zooming out -- >> now we are getting fancy. looking from the city back to mt. diablo. that's beautiful. some of breaks in the clouds. it has been a tough go this week. a lot of low clouds. it's been cool the we will get a lot of sun to the. the new system will come in late tonight and give us a light rain tomorrow morning. better today. a little more sunshine today. the weekend looks good. it will be sunny and warm or. higher clouds moving through but there are some in the mix. we will get a few breaks. that is our text system. that will start increasing clouds. clouds in the morning and in the evening. in between we will get some sun. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. calistoga at 44. 49 in petaluma. hillsburg and windsor both at 50. we have an onshore breeze. this is our system for tomorrow. most of t

wong is doing okay now.amily is trying to find ways for him not to have to drive himself anymore. >>> george mason university says it will rename its law school after the late justice, antonin scalia, but there is some pushback. the school says that it received an anonymous donation of $20 million to make that change. a virginia state delegate has started an online petition to prevent the name change. scalia, you'll remember, died in february at a ranch in texas. he was 79 years old. >>> several states are pushing for higher minimum wages and soon, that could be a reality around here. in 60 seconds, the new plan to gi thousands of local woverk >>> friday afternoon is almost here. temperatures are finally starting to respond to a little bit of sunshine that we're getting. up to 70 now in ma 73, win chester. 76 out in petersburg, west virginia. so there's warmer air just out to our south and west that's going to try its best to make it into the metro area over the next couple of hours. forecast for today, a ri

he's a strong happen. >> wong is doing okay now. his people is finding ways not to have to drive himself anymore. >>> new details this morning in accusations of rape at howard university. the student accused has been kicked out of school. the allegations stem from a resident adviser who says she was raped by another student and also a resident adviser back in february. protests and demonstrations broke out on campus because many students lt the allegations were not handled properly. howard sent out a statement late last night saying, quote, this week p an individual was permanently dismissed from the university secondary to serious violations of the university code of conduct. the investigation is still under way. >>> we turn to decision 2016. we're learning more about the senator wash bra mikulski. democrats donna edwards and chris van hollen addressed voters last night. van hollen says voters should pick him because he would take on politicians like gop frontrunner donald trump. >> we need to work together to stand up to those who

. >>> good morning to you, it's monday, april 11, and i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> and i him-- i am dave clark.>>> it won't be raining like it did. low clouds, and a great start -- gray start and low clouds. almost every observations it's cloudy, and it will be hard to budge. the rainfall was okay to really good, an inch and a quarter and an inch and a third around concord, clayton and livermore. lesser amounts to the north, and this area of rain is moving to the south, but the low clouds are not going anywhere right now. it will be a cloudy, mostly cloudy morning and into the early afternoon, 54 in berkeley, livermore, fremont, san jose, and santa rosa all in there. belmont, san mateo, take your pick, everyone is in a few degrees of each other. mostly cloudy, cool and mild. near-normal on the temperatures, 62 to 70 will cover the spread for today.>>> 5 am on the morning. >>> we will start with the peninsula, we are following the developing news in san bruno where the police are investigating a deadly hit-and- run crash that happened around 130, near the entrance of the skyli

. >> reporter: performance artist christina wong standup comedy on the influence of american culture on the rest of the world. the los angeles based hip hop troop antics is uses dance, poetry and voiceover and theater to spark a conversation about materialism in today's culture. holding it down highlights the struggles of veterans of color from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the final days of festival, saturday, april 23, south broad street will be closed off for a giant street fair. >>> you have to come down and ride the ferris wheel on broad street and see the city in a whole new lightle. that's the point of the festival. >>> you can find more at pifa.org. >>> so glad you stayed with us on a saturday morning, 5:52 your time. sky6 live hd showing a beautiful view of the philadelphia international airport. later today snow is on the way. chris has the details later in the newscast. >>> there's been an alarming spike in diabetes over the last 25 years. according to a report by the world health organization, the number of people with diabetes has quadrupled since 1980s. factors blam

louis loaded the bails in the fourth butleron know streaks out colten wong. and then gets this groundout to end the inning. pirates win 4-1, liriano struck out ten and gets the victory. >>> the a's open their season tomorrow night at home against the white sox, pretty good pitching matchup as sonny gray gets the start against chicago's chris sales. the athletics had the worst record in the american league, going 68-94. they're having chris davis will bring pop to the lineup. yesterday he went deep. jed lowrie returns to oakland. the foamer stanford star is excited about opening day. >> a little more pageantry with the game, and you got guys who have worked hard to make teams, and it's just a more emotional day. >> a lot of excitement, just too much excitement to take in, but a lot of buildup and a lot of preparation this year, and i'm just looking forward to it and hopefully we get off to the right start we want. >> the giants start their season tomorrow afternoon at milwaukee. madison bumgarner will be on the mound. >> we're healthy, we answered a lot of que

. >> they are staging the east coast premier the wong street journal. it's eastern culture on the rest of the world and the hip hop dance troop antics are premiering sneaker sweep. using poetry and voice over and theater to spark a conversation on materialism in our culture and talking about the struggles of people of color in the wars of afghanistan and iraq. and the final day april 23rd, south broad street will be closed for a giant street fair. >> you need to come down if nothing else but to ride the ferris wheel on broad street. >>> karen is back and checking the temperatures before we leave. >> lets take a look. it was so cold this morning. we are getting better. 49 degrees. a live update on the air. at least better than yesterday question only hit 45. 2:00 p.m. we hit 52 and 4:00 p.m. 54 and that is our high. and upper 40s at 8:00 and 10:00, not nearly as cold as it has been tonight. >> that is good. a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. the clock continues to tic for atlantic city where the government will run out of money on frid

claudine wong has been following the president's remarks this morning. she will join us with more on what the president had to say coming up in just about 15 minutes. >> so we asked you on twitter this morning, do you think in your lifetime you'll ever see women attain equal pay with their male counterparts on this equal pay day? that's the question we ask to you. go ahead and respond. use #ktvuthe9. do you think in your lifetime you'll see women get equal pay for equal work when it comes to men? >> i sure hope so. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, a major earthquake along san francisco's embarcadero could be devastating. how much repairs are expected to cost. >> investigators are now releasing sketches of the people accused of killing a san francisco tourist back in february. we'll tell you who police are looking for. >>> 9:16. taking a quick look at the dow jones. it is up 3/4s of 1%. market is doing better today tipz than they were 24 hours ago. nasdaq and s&p also on the plus side. >>> a major earthquake could cause more damage than previously th

principal at labor day our matthew hartford so vaunt wong come to the mike and read the conformations. >> good evening superintendent and deputy superintendent our wonderful students it is an esteemed honor to present mr. matthew principal of lakeshore that gets the diminished award i had the pleasure of working with him and i have to say when i first met matthew he became principal at the caught my eyes with the phone i didn't tail and motorist helmet and you, you know, how cool is that i was thinking of myself don't be fooled to when it comes to work he is serious and takes no stuff he is passionate and dedicated in the structural leadership in the centers learning and takes pride in working in one of the most diverse schools and meeting the school community to build a strong climate there the leadership lakeshore is a demonstration and good behavior game and amongst the colleagues he nathaniel shares the thinking on how to serve the under choufrz and matthew knows every student by name and cares deeply i'd like to read you a quote for the nomination principal hart forward knows out

kathleen wong will join san jose state in july. she currently works at the university of oklahoma. this follows three white students being convicted on battery charges for putting a u-shaped bike lock around the neck of their african-american roommate in 2013. >>> san francisco's filipino community may get its own cultural district. "abc7 news" was outside city hall as members rallied in support of the proposal considered by the board of supervisors. the heritage district would designate an area between second and 11th street. businesses and long-time filipino residents would be protected from displacement. >> we would like the developers to recognize you cannot just ignore the filipino tenants. >> 25 sites could get special designation. the san francisco native won two olympic medals in diving in 1948 named in her honor. >>> a group of activists are vowing to reorganize. people began camping at the post office in november of 2014 in protest of plans to sell the building to a private developer. >> we would like to see the u.s. postal service use this post office to the full extent

president turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner wong>> and just walked the door and commissioner melara present. >> commissioner president us

she wong failed to home from medical appointment on wednesday. police issued a silver alert and they tracked his cell phone signal and found him inside a half submerged car. >>> nasa's space telescope has taken you in to a cosmic family photo opportunity. >> nasa says the photo shows half a million stars clustered at the center of the milky way. astronomers estimate it holds 10,000,000 other stars, they are too faint to catch in the image. >> it makes me feel small. >> we are but a bit in the universe. that shows us. puts it in to perspective. >>> shows you how much we are learning from the hubble. friends in greenville doing the work. weatherwise, couple of showers out there, things are wiin and there over the next couple of hours, get ready for a big cool down. april started today. if it's your birth, happy april fool to you. got a couple of friends who are april fools. we call them that. my good friend steve in easton, he is an april fool. showers approaching dc, the heavier stuff early scooted out of here, 50, 55 miles an hour, briefly severe

louis loaded the bases but liriano strike otherwise colten wong and then gets turkow on this groundout to end the inning. pirates win 4-1 as liriano picks up the victory. he struck out ten. >>> toronto and the american league mvp josh donaldson began their season in tampa. the former athlete jim went 1-5, and teammate troy tulowitzki hit the fir home run of the season. the jay's beat the raise -- rays 5-3. >>> the a's open their season tomorrow night at home against the white sox, pretty good pitching matchup as sonny gray gets the start against chicago's chris sale. the athletics had the worst record in the american league last season ex-goingful and 94. they're hoping chris davis will bring some pop to the lineup. jed lowrie returns to oakland of after a stint with the astros. the former stanford star is into ited about opening day. >> a little more pageantry with the game. you got guys who have worked hard to make teams, and it's just a more emotional day. >> a lot of excitement, just too much excitement to take in. a lot of buildup and a lot of preparation this year, and i'm just l

commissioner wong excused.ou have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significant amount of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment o

louis loaded the base but strikes out kolten wong to get out of the jam.n the sixth with the base loaded, jedd gyorko who win the inning. liriano picks up the victory. he struck out 10. >>> toronto and american league mvp josh donaldson began their season in tampa. the former athletic went 1 for 5 while teammate troy tulowitzki hit a two-run blast in the eighth. the jays beat the a's. >>> a line drive with yoenis cespedes. would later score the game's first run. edinson volquez striking out five while allowing just two hits. the royals score two more runs in the sixth. former a bartolo cologne gives up a single to omar infante. kansas city goes on to win 4-3. >>> the a's opened their season tomorrow night at home against the white sox. pretty good pitching matchup there as sunny gray gets the start against chicago's chris sail. going 68-94. new left fielder khris davis should bring some pop the lineup. ehit 27 homers for the brewers last year. jed lowry returns to oakland after a stint with the astros. he circled the bases yesterday thanks to denard span.

until a discussion but i'll flag that any other items we need to discuss for scheduling commissioner wong i know we have a busy agenda by calendar a followup on the redistricting of stations and see how we are doing. >> yes. absolutely when was the 6 moss month mark are we there yet. >> thank you, commissioner i'm hearing the simple request okay. commissioner. >> i want to ask when we review the k go about social media and what day do we have a date. >> i'm going to deter to the department i provided the draft to them. >> maybe we can schedule that next week for a meeting in may. >> okay and commissioner dejesus. >> so one of the things i want to talk about scheduling like the use of force it will come back on when it comes back back i ask we put that first or first so the community didn't have to sitter through the complete agenda to get to the points they come out so for the further put that first and handling that. >> the item that we think most of public is here for . >> correct. >> we can be flexible there are rules we follow but your point well-taken and as question look at the agen

wong called for solidarity under kim's rule to achieve unprecedented results for the first party congress in 36 years scheduled for next month. neighboring countries are becoming increasingly watchful as the north's state media reported last month that kim ordered preparations to test a nuclear warhead and ballistic missiles. >>> south korea has confirmed that senior level officials from pyongyang defected to the south last year. a unification ministry spokesperson noted that the defections could be seen as a symptom of cracks in the north's leadership. one of the defectors was formerly a senior officer with the general reconnaissance bureau. the other was a diplomat who had been stationed in africa. they separately sought asylum in the south. >> translator: it can be seen as an example of unusual movements among the north's elite. >> meanwhile, south korea's news agency quotes a source as saying that the former spy agency officer is the highest ranking military official ever to defect from the north. the source also reportedly said the defector had probably divulged details of the bureau

joining us now to discuss her outlook for these companies is wendy wong. you cover alibaba.e were just talking about yahoo! earlier. a very complicated than long history between yahoo! and alibaba. all of these other companies are providing for yahoo!'s attention. why isn't alibaba bidding on yahoo!? wendy: if you'll get alibaba's balance sheet as they are sitting on very strong cash reserves. they do have the capability to bid for. however if you look at recent strategies they're talking about they are looking at the new media. looking at opportunities in china. if you look at the existing investment portfolios they already have a big stake in those firms. that is actually the new media strategy that is shaking up in china. beingp priority is not he had this to say in reference to yahoo!. >> 10 years ago who had the most successful internet company in the world. yahoo! know where it is going. we have to watch everything. he is saying yahoo! was at the top 10 years ago and it is not anymore. versus us about alibaba baidu versus $.10. you see them as the big three for the fut

. >> wong is doing okay now. his family is finding ways for him not to have to drive himself. >>> we have new details this morning in accusations of a rape at howard university. the student accused as been kicked out of the school. the allegations stem from a resident advise who are says she have rapeded by another student. also a resident adviser back in broke out on campus because many students felt the allegations were not handled properly. howard sent out a statement late last night saying, quote, this week an individual was permanently dismissed from the university secondary to serious violations of the university code of conduct. the investigation is still under way. >>> to decision 2016 now. we are learning more about the candidates hoping to replace senator barbara mikulski. donna edwards and chris van hollen addressed voters last night. they focused on the economy. >> we cannot rest until every child truly has the opportunity to significant seed no matter where they live. so that we build an economy that

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> before heading out to the longhouse, i'm meeting kuching native alex wong at a dockside karaoke's up with the karaoke here? it's popular everywhere, but this is alcohol-free karaoke. >> yes. >> in my experience, you have to be really [ muted ] up to do karaoke, but here apparently not. >> no, no. it's the spirit. our people here, they can party any time. ♪ >> so you're coming upriver with us? >> yes, i am. i am. >> exciting. >> four days of non-connectivity, you know that? >> yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> i'm worried about that, too, seriously, because i'm past my drinking days, you know, but i don't think there's an escape from it. why are you back in kuching after ten years? all the places in borneo? >> it's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps to a lot of this to see if it still hurts. >> ah, okay. >> and als

>> i wong are -- i would be running for my life.> meanwhile, take a look at this, group of kids in england spent their easter egg hunt in the middle of a manhunt. >> this is out of this world. when the kids were looking for eggs, they saw two men run across the grass, with helicopter overhead. group realize police were chasing those two men, and they formed a human arrow to point authorities in the right direction. a short time later the two suspected burglars were arrested. now, before you head out the door, here are three things happening today that you need to know. it is three to go. >> it is, philadelphia's city councilwoman johnson is holding a hearing today on a bill that bans stores from selling animals for puppy and kitten mill. >> and get ready to dodge the orange barrels on kelly drive. penndot will start resurfaced three and a half miles of the road between 25th and hunting park avenue. the project runs until next month. >> allen iverson, find out fell ' get in the basketball hall of fame. the former sixers star is on th

ri relatives reported shing wong w missing wednesday night.ing we police called the 72-year-old2-o bute was too disoriented to t tell officers exactly where hehe was. they started tracking his cell s phone and got a hit near thehe aberdeen proving ground. p that is some 80 miles away. police say they matched maps of the area to bridges wongdgesn described and finally located his car. car >> we have unlocked the today. he had been in the water wen in estimate about two, two and a half hours bite time we got to him.hi his legs were pretty crampede up. he couldn't stand on his only ho lucky for me he was a pretty light guy so we just picked p him up, walked a 150, a 1, hundred feet back to dry land. n >> wong was taken to awatake hospital where he was treatedat for hypothermia.othe we're told his condition has improved. students at george mason lawge school. the university annou nced theed t school will be renamed tol be honor the late supreme court justice antonin scalia.calia. the renaming comes in light of $30 million in combined gift git given to the george masonrgason foundation to s

it is all the domain of xu win wong, a one time farmer who realized his fields were fertile ground forrmission is hardly ever granted to film in the real forbidden city, china's iconic landmark. so he built his own. >> it took several hundred years to build the real forbidden city. it took you five ones to build this one. and you made the whole thing from cement? xu got the idea for this place 20 years ago after a visit to hollywood. movies weren't big business in china back then, but he spent a billion dollars gambling on their growth. do you feel a bit like an emperor when you come here? no, just an ordinary guy. an ordinary guy whose empire hosts 30 different productions every day. as the the film crews compete for space with tourists who crowd the sets, straining to got a glimpse of the stars. when the cameras start rolling, movie magic. [ applause ] the movie business is booming across china. shopping malls have popped up everywhere. and with them, theaters. 22 new movie screens open every day. that's right. every day. in the last five years, box office receipts have grown a stagg

well, the whole thing started when aquain wong defended a waitress. he says gomez was harassing that waitress. that's when gomez punched a hole in the wall before turning his attention to the restaurant owner who went to get help. >> while the wife is on the phone calling 911, he saw a police vehicle outside. so he said, well, you know, let me go get the police officer to help me out with this stuff. so he went outside the store and when he was walking out, that's when i was attacked from the back. >> well, the men in uniform outside the restaurant turned out to be traffic agents, trained to call police in the case of an emergency. surveillance video eventually scene and then taking into custody. >>> 5:41. a possible terrorist hit list naming thousands of people from new york was apparently created by isis imitators. senator charles schumer says that he's learned from the fbi that the list was not actually made by isis as originally thought. sources also say many of the addresses and phone numbers listed online are outdated. the fbi and the nypd are r

. >> howard wong is the last person. >> howard wong i also encourage dp x is accelerated and not detaileds an architect i've handled large projects where clients we tweak the program and load to there in costs and more details the transbay center shouldn't be a fairly empty bus station it needs rail there are years of environmental cleaners pg pa has a good financial plan look at the distractions and independent projects and tunnels can be tweaked current alignment can be modified if needed, the tomb was built under the english channel norway hasability built large tunnels tunneling is a creative art the railway yards can be the projects the project in manhattan was built over a large operating rail yard and millennial park and barkley was built over an operating rail yard i 280 he supported that freeway when i worked with the extra freeway demolition there are many ways of adjusting freeways you can build over ground or build rail side freeways many things but creativity of the designs and engineers so look at all the options as a separate entity but accelerate it and commit users and ou

. >>> claudine wong shows us where kids are learning a process from seed to table. >> alice waters started the edible schoolyard. it started at an elementary school in berkeley and it has spread. we have come to the alameda boys and girls club and called feed the table and 550 kids come here every year to learn about the importance of growing and cooking their own food. so gretchen dooren is the director of the boys and girls' club. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> what do you want the kids to get out of the problem. you got hundreds coming out here. you cook and grow and do it all. >> thanks. we want to teach the kids to cook their own foods and to inspire healthy lifestyles so they feel comfortable and enthusiastic about eating vegetables. >> this idea of edible education, when do you see it click. >> we have 3rd to 5th graders and i think that is a great age that they start to understand. i have some kindergartens through 2nd graders that love being out here. the 3rd bread is when it starts to click about the plant cycles and the fact that what they are growing is healthier for

. >> claudine wong introduces us to the ramin shop where three staffers are dedicated to organic cally food. >> if you cook with foods that or gannic, food tastes better. >> i am joined by sam one of the three owners in oakland. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have talked about the philosophy. known for ingredients that kind of serve the earth for future generations and it sound like you bought that here. >> for us it is what you learned. when you are eating the food you can't use any other ingredients. it feels better and you have a connection to the farmers. >> three years ago you opened your doors. what is the feel and mission of the restaurant that you guys wanted to create? >> we wanted to create a northern california style of ramin. in japan there is so many different styles. a tokyo style and smaller styles. we are doing something unique to oakland and to northern california and that is local and sustainable and using local ingredients. >> and when we talk about the locally sourced food, its not a compromise but adds to what you are making. >> yes, the ingredients tas

president turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner wong. >> and just walked the door and commissioner melara present. >> commissioner president loftus you have a quorum also present is chief greg suhr the police chief and director joyce hicks director of office of citizens complaints well to the wednesday, april 6, 2016, meeting first thing i'll make some change to the agenda bans information kraushgs to item 3 it says update and use of use of force and rectify of dodging the doj needs month are time no presentation on the registrations in addition given the number of people and making sure we have time for that everybody public comment is limited to 2 minutes. >> sergeant, next line item. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, items, department, occi or commissioners are to respond to questions but may provide a brief response. the commissioners, occi, nor the police commission shoul

phen lee and husband chi phan wong understand this, i think. typical low-class, working-class stall of the dai pai dong street variety has in fact blown up along with the rest of the economy. rich kids and tv guys like me want to eat here, and they do. how do you make a bowl of perfect happiness? cook noodles in boiling water liberally flavored with chilies and lard. immerse your cooked noodles in a soy-inflected bath of deeply sinister, deeply pleasurable pork stock. a little bit of baby bok choy. heat for a few seconds, simmering, simmering, then garnish with a bit of slowly cooked, heavily reduced, almost candied pork. then suck those noodles, loudly, and enjoy. ♪ where are we going? who will drive us there? what will it be like when we get there? i think it will look like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> so we begin at the end. after a wild week in seoul, there was, i believe, th