we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring their children and family members, seniors, to go to the playground to do activities. this park is a community resource for family members to gather to do activities and whether it's little kids, adults or seniors they would go there to do different activities and to mingle with one another. it's also important to make it accessible, ada accessible, so please vote in favor of this additional $4 million dollars. thank you. >> thank you. >> very new breath, everyone. how's everybody feeling? >> good. >> are you appreciating your breathe that's sustaining your life? because i am. my name is eddie zane, former employee for cyc consulting for cyc baby, also with cyc as a commissioner, it's a privilege for me working with the staff for cyc in the past 9 years and willie wu wu is one of those places that a lot

we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring their children and family members, seniors, to go to the playground to do activities. this park is a community resource for family members to gather to do activities and whether it's little kids, adults or seniors they would go there to do different activities and to mingle with one another. it's also important to make it accessible, ada accessible, so please vote in favor of this additional $4 million dollars. thank you. >> thank you. >> very new breath, everyone. how's everybody feeling? >> good. >> are you appreciating your breathe that's sustaining your life? because i am. my name is eddie zane, former employee for cyc consulting for cyc baby, also with cyc as a commissioner, it's a privilege for me working with the staff for cyc in the past 9 years and willie wu wu is one of those places that a lot

we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground. there's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring their children and family members, seniors, to go to the playground to do activities. this park is a community resource for family members to gather to do activities and whether it's little kids, adults or seniors they would go there to do different activities and to mingle with one another. it's also important to make it accessible, ada accessible, so please vote in favor of this additional $4 million dollars. thank you. >> thank you. >> very new breath, everyone. how's everybody feeling? >> good. >> are you appreciating your breathe that's sustaining your life? because i am. my name is eddie zane, former employee for cyc consulting for cyc baby, also with cyc as a commissioner, it's a privilege for me working with the staff for cyc in the past 9 years and willie wu wu is one of those places that a lot

wong turned down our request for an interview. offering instead a proxy, researcher david kim. >> i think people have an idea that bizarre cloned animals are coming out of these dogs and they have two heads and three legs, that this is some frankenstein factory. >> cloning itself has been sort of warped because of the science fiction movies and all that. but it's relatively very basic. >> we watched dr. wong perform the procedures necessary to clone a dog. wong removes eggs from a donor dog's ovaries, then he needs a dna sample from a living or recently deceased animal. >> so he needs that? >> yes. >> cloning a dog or a horse or a pig, the dna is lit up with dye, then sucked out of the egg. then the dna from the animal you want to clone replaces it. shoot in a little electricity and presto, soon you have an embryo forming. not exactly biology 101. for laura and richard, it worked twice. >> i would literally could not believe it, could we? >> she was screaming. there's two! i'm thinking, oh, no. >> oh, no, do we have to pay? >> the

wong were completely unlawful. the governor will certainly cooperate with the government if he is contacted about it. wong is a construction and shipping trade billionaire, the contributions came from mr. wong's up the s businesses, and mr. wong's people told cnn he is a permanent resident of the united state. now, you may remember, before he ran for governor, terry mccullough was a very well connected political operative and fundraiser, very well connected, to bill and hillary clinton, official also said the investigation has been going on for quite some time. live at the justice department, local news. >> asking the republican's state court to block more than 2 hundred thousand convicted felons from having the right to vote this fall. gop leaders argue governor mccullough executive order violates separation of powers when he suspended the state's ban on felons. they claim governors can only restore voting rights on case-by-case basis. mccullough standing by his actions, though, same people who serve their time de

my name is sherryly wong my e-mail a s h i r r l e y at sfo.org i'm done with my internship in augustf 2016 and would last week to connect with you how to lend my skeletals to our company i'm certified and my training 2, 3, 4 service center and have a lot of tenacity and now add public speaking to my resume (laughter) >> (clapping.) >> please contact me and maybe all be sitting next to you next year thank you. >> (clapping.) >> now you guys have to wait until after the program to higher here her she'll need a body gaud this is what why create those types of opportunity for may i have a motion people last week maria and sherylly will be changemakers and mr. mayor stay in the city and make that happen didn't - isn't the head of the airport isn't he retiring we need someone 80 to lead the airport; right? can you healed the john for sherryly (laughter) excellent all right. let me thank a few for people before we bring up our anywhere so we're excited and grateful fear the partners part of internal baenl the leadership team the e-mails, michael car and he's team, the yes, please give it up

we are in support of additional funding for the willie wu wu wong playground.here's high density, a lot of businesses and housing and specifically sro's and these sro's have a limited amount of space where families can do activities therefore they would bring their children and family members, seniors, to go to the playground to do activities. this park is a community resource for family members to gather to do activities and whether it's little kids, adults or seniors they would go there to do different activities and to mingle with one another. it's also important to make it accessible, ada accessible, so please vote in favor of this additional $4 million dollars. thank you. >> thank you. >> very new breath, everyone. how's everybody feeling? >> good. >> are you appreciating your breathe that's sustaining your life? because i am. my name is eddie zane, former employee for cyc consulting for cyc baby, also with cyc as a commissioner, it's a privilege for me working with the staff for cyc in the past 9 years and willie wu wu is one of those places that a lot of

who works on community recreation council at [inaudible] recation center. >> andrew wong. under supervize supervision of [inaudible] my projects revolveed around the crc which is community recreation counsel to connect staff with community leaders and members that want to make a difference in the parks and with the help of sean [inaudible] able to create a on line application for the public to join crc throughout the city. the other project was create a crc hands hand book which is a guide to building and increaseive protectivity of crc's throughout the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> kevin cefler who worked with golf and turf division on creating a autobon society certification at hardsing park golf course. >> good morning, kevin cesler. my project was autobon cooperation sanctuary program for golf which is an award winning program that assist golf courses and enhancing the wold life habitats. it [inaudible] harmful impacts to the golf course operations. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next i'll bring up abigail and daniel at the same time because they t

he wasn't sure he'd ever met the man, wong. >> i'm not sure i've ever even met the gentleman. went back and checked and our lawyers said this man had been fully vetted. >> the next day on the radio, comment. >> to mr. wong, who i probably met once or twice in my life, i'm not exactly sure, fine, upstanding individual. it is very unfortunate -- >> you don't have personal ties to him? >> no, no. zero. >> the fundraiser at clinton's house was one of at least three interactions between wong and mcauliffe. one meeting concerned an agreement signed by governor bob mcdonnell before mcauliffe took office to export soybeans from virginia ports to china. the justice department told him there's been no finding of wrongdoing on mcauliffe's part. the governor has withdrawn from a democratic fundraiser in june for an ohio senate candidate. mcauliffe says he does not want to be a distraction. >>> surprised and rattled, that's how president obama describes world leaders and their reaction to the idea of donald trump in the white today, the candidate got a step closer by clinching the number o

christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all of the contributions this development will make on a revenue side both the one time and voluntary and on an ongoing basis and just don't take those opportunities - don't underestimate i have you to keep this and now ms. grace to speak. >> thank y

wong were completely wolfed. governor will cooperate with the government in contacted about it. >> us businesses, and mr. wong's people told cnn he's permanent resident of the united states. >> operative with close ties to a bill and hillary clinton, the official that talked to fox news said this investigation has been going on for some time, no signs that it is going to be concluding any i'm melanie, fox5 local news. >> also in the news this morning, virginia republicans have asked the state's highest court to block felons from having the trite vote. gop voters recent ex he can touch order suspending virginia ban on felons voting, violates the separation of power. now, they claim, governors can only restore voting right on a case-by-case basis. now, motorcycle cuff a said people hoosier of the their time deserve to have their voices heardment fox5 ronica clearly sit down with the government today, look for that interview on our fox5dc social media platforms, and on fox5 news at 5 and 6. >> backlash over long sec

ktvu's claudine wong shows us how this year marks the 150th anniversary of the formation of the unit. >> you have been studying buffalo soldiers your entire life. >> pretty much. >> 50 years. >> 50 years. >> tell us about buffalo soldiers. >> the buffalo soldiers were african-americans who enlisted in the united states regular early after the civil war. and i must tell you black soldiers have fought for this country starting back in the revolution, and even during colonial times. they fought in the colonies. but in 1866 they became a part of the regular establishment. one in five soldiers in the regular army after 1866 was black. 85% of the battles fought against native americans did not include john wayne riding to the rescue. it included african-american soldiers. they got the name buffalo soldier not because of the woolly hair and the buffalo robe that they wore and the mat of the buffalo. they got it because of the native americans they fought. they were likened to the clan of the buffalo warrior. and my grandfather -- >> the fiercest warriors. >> that's right. they were the fierc

wong el presidente wong do tbin estar preocupado por la salud de los estudiantes, por eso implor porestablecieron. el actor danny glover hizopresencia para apoyar a los estudiantes, as como representantes del supervisor david campos y la activista dores huerta qen envona carta que al final retumb entre los presentes nat outro cuando le pregunt a los activistas qu otras acciones van a emprender dijeron: hay que esperar hasta manana... cesar --hace minutos comenzo la ltima reunin de la comisin especial que investiga acusaciones de racismo en el departamento de policia de san francisco... take vo --se espera que hoy discutan recomendaciones para reformar esa agencia policial... --el panel fue creado el aÑo pasado cuando se descubri que oficiales intercambiaban mensajes de texto con contenido racista y homofbico... -- se espera los cambios institucionales sean drsticos...entre estos el posle deido del jef'suhr'... vo blanca --el departamento de justicia envi sus recomendaciones a la policia de san francisco.--esto despues que el alcalde "lee" solitara, en eno pasado, la revision de las p

wong were completely lawful will cooperate if contact bad it. the businessman in question is wong, construction and shipping trade billi contributions came through the us businesses has number of interesting here and in china, as well. mr. wong's people told cnn that he's permanent resident of the united states, now, also may remember, that terry mccullough before he became virginia governor was very well connected powerful fundraiser lot of ties, to bill and hillary clinton also, this investigation has been going on for quite some time. back to you guys. >> later this morning, ronica clearly sit down, and look for thant view coming up on fox dc social platforms, of course fox5 news at 5 and 6. >> developing overnight, prince william county police say there is no public -- no threat rather to the public after finding two people dead inside an apartment. this discovery made around 6 45 last night in the 36 hundred son drive a troop angle. family member called police after he was unable to contact one of the victims. >> this incident does not appe

station uber fan paul wongs is handing out copies of his "we believe" sign in hopes of inspiring the team on to a victory. it is not a new campaign, but this is a do or die moment. at today's shootaround in oakland, warriors star draymond green said they'll need all the fan support they can get to turn things around and beat the thunder. >> it's always good to get some home cooking. you know, definitely in front of the home crowd, we've got to bring some energy to this building. then we bring the energy and we can feed off that. >> reporter: and this fan is taking that job seriously. alameda businessman paul wong was at the printers today picking up hundreds of signs reading "we believe" to stir up some coliseum energy. it's a campaign that worked before. >> nothing's changed. just want to build a little confidence and to share to the player that's we're a thousand percent behind them and everything will be all right. >> today he did a quick 500 run. last week he did a 10,000 run. he's given these out to whoever he sees and he's paying it out of his own pocket so that's a lot of hear

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

christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all of the contributions this development will make on a revenue side both the one time and voluntary and on an ongoing basis and just don't take those opportunities - don't underestimate i have you to keep this and now ms. grace to speak. >> thank y

want to thank lichbda wong and jessie [inaudible] charles kremenak from sfgtv. >> silence cell phones and leck trainic devices. documents should be submit today the clerk. items will appear on june 7, board of supervises agenda unless otherwise stated. >> colleagues we have a lengthy ajendsa. >> item 1, resolution approving agreement between state and city combined city project including pedestrian safety, transit impruchbments andue fillty upgrades. >> shannon karen from san francisco public works. i'm here

, wong said, oh, here we go again. that he had been there -- how this had happened in prior presidencies. so he knew exactly what it was. what was different, however, is that they put in a voice-activated system. isn't that annoying video? what it means to have have a voice-activated system is that any time nixon spoke, it triggered the recording. and the way it worked is nixon carried a small device on his belt or in his pocket that indicated his location, it sent out a beam. it was a locator so the secret service knew if he was in the barbershop or in the oval office or if he had gone up to the residence and taken it off. they keyed the taping system to this, to the locator, so that when he was in the room where the taping system was employed and installed, it would trigger the taping system. in other words, installing it in the oval office, unless nixon was there, and say the cleaning crew is in there at midnight, it won't activate the system unless nixon happened to be there with his locator. so that's -- and it is

commissioner wong is in route and commissioner serlina have you a quorum and greg suhr the police chief and director the occ joyce hicks. >> thank you sergeant i'd like to welcome everyone to the wednesday, may 4, 2016, police commission meeting i do have to start that meeting acknowledging the place we're in as a city we're here every once to do the work and there are still a lot of folks grieving and concerned and feeling like all the work we're doing still isn't enough together is about continuing this work in actor and doing the work you'll see the agenda from university of california, san francisco to updates on collaborative reform to how were we keeping our streets save and the commission is doing the work and acknowledging there are a lot of folks still in pain and grieving and that for three and four no way just reaffirms why i do this service. >> thank you let's go ahead and call line item. >> commissioners for the record item 4a one the presentation of the first quarter felt finding and recommendations n focusing is taken off the agenda. >> it is just the last report. >> item

christie wong (calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all of the contributions this development will make on a revenue side both the one time and voluntary and on an ongoing basis and just don't take those opportunities - don't underestimate i have you to keep this and now ms. grace to speak. >> thank y

now as ktvu's claudine wong tells us she tries to share her story as often as she can. >> reporter: she started talking to the 1500 students inside this high school gym and told them she was a former district attorney and a judge. >> today i am going to tell you guys about a case i was involved with but i want you to imagine it with me. >> reporter: it was just a case till they realized what she was telling them was her story. >> very chilling. >> reporter: a two lane road in illinois, a couple miles from her home. >> i was five-years-old. my mom and dad was 25 and 26, my sister was one. and my family was coming home from a graduation. i was asleep in the back seat. my sister was in the back. and a driver under the influence, a repeat offender driver under the influence crossed over, fell asleep and slammed into my family's car. looked like a hunk of metal. doesn't look like a car. i slid under the front seat, the collision came over the top of me, they didn't see me when they were going through the car. my sister's neck was broken. my -- they say my mom was the first to die. my dad die

. >>> ignoring the building code violations, the city attorney says that wong owns property in [ null hill and in the richmond district. the city attorney says that wong has refused to meet his obligations as a landlord for more than 10 years, and the lawsuit claims he does not provide the heat, gas leaks, hazardous coming and mold. they also said there been more than 100 complaints filed in the last 20 years. >>> the deadline coming up for the people of california to vote for the june 7 presidential primary, but bernie sanders supporters are suing saying that there is a lot of confusion about the primary rules and the state. especially for boaters registered as no party preference. sanders claims that many of the voters don't know that they can request a democratic alek, and if they do not, they will get a primary ballot with no presidential candidate. the sanders supporters wants a bigger public awareness campaign.>> we have seen the people that have the vote by mail ballot without the name bernie sanders on it because they did not have a party preference.'s back and they say they h

brought the new york city by derek wong, not your traditional chef, not a chef at all.he thought he would give it the college try. >> able to develop at home. that took two months of trial and error. >> peter butter graham cracker. >> a lot of people mentioned that. >> he applied to the market. >> smorgasbord. >> what is a raindrop k? >> spring water. >> made out of sea algae. >> two ingredients are boiled together and pull -- port in the mold. placed into a container. they are able to keep them cool animals don't break. even if they put it on the car board. now, the cake itself is tasteless, low-calorie, like a watery jell-o. it is served at round cake in the east village. >> sticking her tongue out and catching a drop of rain. a lot of people think it looks like a contact lens, jellyfish a lot. striking visually and sets people's imagination off. it is fun to see how people react. >> a cake with chocolate and icing. all of the good stuff, tons of sugar. i am an american. bill: cake is un-american. that's it. ♪ >> the 1st medication of its kind, how dogs cope with nois

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

mcauliffe says he doesn't even know if he met wong. and investigators into the governor's campaign donations could hurt his close friend hillary clinton in her bid for the presidency. he says he doesn't think so but the republicans disagree. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey. >>> we have a better idea where the first family may live once they leave the white house. the obamas have picked a home in sheridan, a neighborhood in northwest washington. they went house hunting yesterday. this could be the obamas new address. the phone went dead when he tried to call the realtor. neighbors say they don't mind. >> since i live here, of course i think it's a good neighborhoods that would do just as well. >> that should raise the property value of the home. it leases for $9500 a month. beautiful home. >> that's too close to the street. i find that hard to believe. look how close -- you can get right up to the door? >> i think he'll have a little bit of security. >> but i'm saying you would think the would want a house away from the street. his h

a permanent legal resident, wong trustees. mcauliffe said he's not even sure he's met wong. questions are also raised about whether this investigation into the governor's campaign donations could hurt hiss close friend hillary clinton in her bid for the presidency. he says he doesn't think so but republicans disagree. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey. >>> this morning lawmakers on capitol hill will fight the zika virus by examining the science behind it. epidemiologists will testify before the house science committee. they will talk about how the virus spreads through the body. >>> and 6:15 is your time right now. we have a better now of where the first family may live in d.c. once they leave the white house. >> the national journal sources that the presidential family picked a home in the sheridan neighborhood in northwest. news4's tom sherwood went house hunting yesterday to find out if the home household. neighbors say it's a nice home. >> it's very come comfy inside. >> the house leases for $9500 a month. that's a big ticket price. >> yeah. the president is worth about

. >> anthony: i take eric's suggestion, and we head over to see chef javier wong, uniquely nonconformistfor his incredible and uncompromising ceviches and his flaming wok. if peru has a national dish, it's probably ceviche. the freshest fish only needs the right cut, a little citrus, and no heat. what's the most common thing that people do wrong? >> eric: the quality of the ingredients. you don't do a ceviche with something that is not ultra fresh. >> anthony: right. >> eric: the cut is very important, the thickness. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and when you do the ceviche, you don't do it too much ahead of time. >> anthony: the whole place is served whatever menu he's doing that day, same for everybody. and today, the flounder he got from the market is particularly nice, so that's what we're getting. generally thicker pieces to stand up to the spices and acids. first up, an octopus and flounder ceviche. >> eric: i don't know what to tell you, man. it's damn good. >> anthony: mm. oh, that is good. >> eric: is this one very spicy, or no? >> anthony: you ever been spanked in your life and e

. >> but on that motion then commissioners to allocate funding to the willie wu wu wong park, commissioner antonini, aye. commissioner moore, aye. commissioner wu, aye. commissioner richards, aye. commissioner president fong, aye. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. now the rec and park commission will entertain a motion for approval. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and seconded, all in favor, aye. thank you very much and cunningham to everybody involved. (applause). >> do we need to adjourn, margaret? >> we do. >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor, aye. (meeting adjourned). good morn francisco board of supervisors budget and finance subcommittee meeting for may 4, 2016. i'm joined by supervisor katy tang and norm lal yee. do we have announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cords included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be on [inaudible] >> item 1 amending the administrative code requiring prepackage food and beverages sold in vending machines on city property or served at ci

joined by katie tang and supervisor norman yee and joined by supervisor kim thank you clerk linda wong and jim smith and charles kremack for covering this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. colleagues 3 departmental budget hearings this afternoon and take them out of order dph next and she was third and mention in advance supervisor tang and i have different engagements we'll be leaving anothers 2 o'clock i appreciate your patience with that madam clerk call item 2. >> hearing to receive a budget update from the hearing agency from 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> okay. thank you we have a number of departments within hsa that we'll be talking but still came up up mr. recognizing and he can be the miss to in terms of everyone's order. >> govern supervisors director with the human services agency yeah sort of 40 departments we will decide on the best order given the presentation and as you may know the human services agency formally comprise

mcauliffe says he's not sure he's even met wong. vetted the businessman and found his contribution was legal. >> all i can do is rely on two law firms who did the vetting on this check. i can only rely, i personally didn't get the check. i rely on the people who did the vetting for it. they said he had a green card from 2007. so a contribution came in and they have unequivocally said that he was entitled to write a check. >> a top virginia republican said word that the federal investigation took him by surprise. he says coming in the wake of the probe that led to a federal conviction for former governor bob mcdonald, this latest inquiry, more bad news. >> it's sad for virginia that we have a governor, which makes it all the more likely and it is not a politically motivated investigation and something very concerning. >>> governor mcauliffe stresses he has not been accused of any wrongdoing. >> as you know, governor mcauliffe, one of the biggest supporters of presidential front-runner hillary clinton and a look into whether his inves

my name is sherryly wong my e-mail a s h i r r l e y at sfo.org i'm done with my internship in augustf 2016 and would last week to connect with you how to lend my skeletals to our company i'm certified and my training 2, 3, 4 service center and have a lot of tenacity and now add public speaking to my resume (laughter) >> (clapping.) >> please contact me and maybe all be sitting next to you next year thank you. >> (clapping.) >> now you guys have to wait until after the program to higher here her she'll need a body gaud this is what why create those types of opportunity for may i have a motion people last week maria and sherylly will be changemakers and mr. mayor stay in the city and make that happen didn't - isn't the head of the airport isn't he retiring we need someone 80 to lead the airport; right? can you healed the john for sherryly (laughter) excellent all right. let me thank a few for people before we bring up our anywhere so we're excited and grateful fear the partners part of internal baenl the leadership team the e-mails, michael car and he's team, the yes, please give it up

. >> reporter: sharon wong does everything she can to insure her kids never come in contact with a peanut. >> just being around peanuts can cause a severe react for him. >> reporter: the bay area mom and food blogger is worried that an old snack could pose a new threat. last month kellogg's announced it would add peanut flour to 8 varieties of keeblers and crackers. products that did not contain peanuts before. >> won't be expecting peanuts and that is a risk. >> if you a peanut allergy this is a big deal. >> peanut flour is the last ingredient listed and the amount so small it is inconsequential unless you are allergic. >> if every food company does the same thing we could have a crisis. >> a concern for david bloom that speculates the change is due to a new law. >> i believe they are doing this because they don't want to comply. >> the food safety modernization act takes place in september and requires food companies to do more than allergens like peanuts are not in products that are supposed to be aller gen free. >> it is easier for them to add a trace amount. >> kellogg's calls that f

china's foreign minister wong yi referred to the incident. the chinese government says the former japanese army committed atrocities after entering in 1937. >> translator: hiroshima is worthy of attention but this is even more so. and should not be forgotten. the victims deserve sympathy but the victimizers should never evade their responsibility. >> wang was apparently saying that japan should assume responsibility for its actions in world war ii. the japanese government says it's undeniable that the killing of a large number of non-combatants occurred in the incident, but it is difficult to accurately determine the number of victims. >>> before they left for hiroshima, abe and obama wrapped up the summit with the rest of the g7 leaders. abe said they reaffirmed the commitment to work together to sustain global growth to avoid an economic crisis. >> translator: we agreed at our meeting that the g7 will cooperate in taking the three-pronged approach. advancing monetary, fiscal and structural policies. >> abe said the g7 countries will work to

for more insight, we spoke with jackson wong, an associate director at an international securities firm in hong kong. he gave us insight on the current data. >> i think the data was pretty encouraging, even though it is still in a negative territories. i think two things that held the data in april. the commodity prices jumped in april. that helped the overall prices. we know that. and secondly, i think the supply side reform, they have been talking all along might be actually working, and that helped the -- negate some of the oversupply problems. so i think this is pretty encouraging. >> jackson, beijing has conducted several rounds of mini stimulus measures, spending more on infrastructure, encouraging banks to lend more money. how do you rate what they have been doing? >> they have been doing fine, but they will take it very slow. and because they do not want to repeat the big move that they rolled out in 2008 because that created a lot of over-capacity problems. right now they have. however, private sectors are still reluctant to invest a lot. they do need their government to lead.

as you noted and i certainly echo your thanks to lee hefner for his work and carol wong and the departments. i think we saw good amendments through the discussions. this is a catalyst for me to hiring appraisal, a member appraisal. which real estate as best we can tell in the last several decades never had on staff. we have always been dependent on consultant s as appraisals. and this could help address the concerns particularly from the enterprise agencies of the need of swift transactions. and having that will be helpful, and thank you for bringing this forward, that was a helpful element to gain that position authority. happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, mr. updike, any questions from the members of the committee? seeing none. let me touch on a few changes i would like to introduce today. they are set forth on page 5, section 23.2. where we would the new section read as follows, from the enterprise agencies. the new section, transfers of pusuant property to this article would be paid for no less than 100% of the appraised value, except where the board -- that is the board of su

as you noted and i certainly echo your thanks to lee hefner for his work and carol wong and the departments. i think we saw good amendments through the discussions. this is a catalyst for me to hiring appraisal, a member appraisal. which real estate as best we can tell in the last several decades never had on staff. we have always been dependent on consultant s as appraisals. and this could help address the concerns particularly from the enterprise agencies of the need of swift transactions. and having that will be helpful, and thank you for bringing this forward, that was a helpful element to gain that position authority. happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, mr. updike, any questions from the members of the committee? seeing none. let me touch on a few changes i would like to introduce today. they are set forth on page 5, section 23.2. where we would the new section read as follows, from the enterprise agencies. the new section, transfers of pusuant property to this article would be paid for no less than 100% of the appraised value, except where the board -- that is the board of su

>> andrew wong. under supervize supervision of [inaudible] my projects revolveed around the crc which is community recreation counsel to connect staff with community leaders and members that want to make a difference in the parks and with the help of sean [inaudible] able to create a on line application for the public to join crc throughout the city. the other project was create a crc hands hand book which is a guide to building and increaseive protectivity of crc's throughout the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> kevin cefler who worked with golf and turf division on creating a autobon society certification at hardsing park golf course. >> good morning, kevin cesler. my project was autobon cooperation sanctuary program for golf which is an award winning program that assist golf courses and enhancing the wold life habitats. it [inaudible] harmful impacts to the golf course operations. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next i'll bring up abigail and daniel at the same time because they t

>> andrew wong. under supervize supervision of [inaudible] my projects revolveed around the crc which is community recreation counsel to connect staff with community leaders and members that want to make a difference in the parks and with the help of sean [inaudible] able to create a on line application for the public to join crc throughout the city. the other project was create a crc hands hand book which is a guide to building and increaseive protectivity of crc's throughout the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> kevin cefler who worked with golf and turf division on creating a autobon society certification at hardsing park golf course. >> good morning, kevin cesler. my project was autobon cooperation sanctuary program for golf which is an award winning program that assist golf courses and enhancing the wold life habitats. it [inaudible] harmful impacts to the golf course operations. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next i'll bring up abigail and daniel at the same time because they t

>> andrew wong. under supervize supervision of [inaudible] my projects revolveed around the crc which is community recreation counsel to connect staff with community leaders and members that want to make a difference in the parks and with the help of sean [inaudible] able to create a on line application for the public to join crc throughout the city. the other project was create a crc hands hand book which is a guide to building and increaseive protectivity of crc's throughout the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> kevin cefler who worked with golf and turf division on creating a autobon society certification at hardsing park golf course. >> good morning, kevin cesler. my project was autobon cooperation sanctuary program for golf which is an award winning program that assist golf courses and enhancing the wold life habitats. it [inaudible] harmful impacts to the golf course operations. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next i'll bring up abigail and daniel at the same time because they t