programs, a leading provider of micro loans in california, and has a robust community real estate finance unit. next, we have the ceo of ne community federal credit union. since 1988, she has been the ceo of northwest community federal credit union. under her watch, the credit union group to over 1600 members. it has become the national model for institutions seeking to provide financial education and banking services to the low- income communities. last but not least, we have our conditional lender represented here by wells fargo. mark cyrus is the senior fda banker for the region -- the senior sba banker. he held businesses choose the best loans for the growing business and focus on a comprehensive understanding of their goals for their business. mark is responsible for helping entrepreneurs with sba loans every step of the way. i would like each of you to speak a little bit about what your organization does and, more importantly, address the audience here and let them know what your looking for when you are hoping to fund their loan. we will start with you, mark. >> absolutely. thank you. i

government a president who can jada and of course it was started largely at the aegis of the united states which is financing and providing a lot of military a lot just from assistance to the african union mission to somalia which has approximately seventeen thousand five hundred troops occupying somalia actually propping up the somali federal government in mogadishu but there's still a lot of instability inside somalia particularly in the south and al-shabaab is still a formidable military threat as far as the. somalia federal government is concerned i believe that this incident will cause the existing government in kenya as well as the legislature there. perhaps have a more rigorous discussion around what it actually means to have two thousand five hundred troops in neighboring somalia. so other world news in brief for you now in tunisia even misled government has agreed to resign or in pressure from the secular opposition the decision follows political deadlock a nationwide protest triggered by the july killing of an opposition leader by suspected muslim militants from a country that was the birthplace of

he said, in his letter the leaders of industry commerce and finance in the united states have brokenand discarded the fragile unwritten compact previously existing during the past period of growth and progress. today we only can imagine there is ever going to be such a thing is that business labor government counsel to solve problems of automation and unemployment. everyone is essentially pursuing it. there was a time when all of those sectors exercised a certain amount of restraint because they knew if you push too hard and pursuing your own narrative you might began to destroy a thing that holds society together. i think you can look back at the 70's, the late 70's and say that is what happened. >> there is always a tendency to romanticize the past. growing up during get in on the watergate energy crisis and inflation. were those really the good old days? >> you no, i would not want to go back to a time when whole classes of americans were disenfranchised, when there was no repertoire. and when the best show on tv was the mary tyler moore show. there are a lot of good things about

he said in his letter, the letter of industry commerce and finance in the united states have broken and discarded the fragile, unwritten impact previously existing during a past period of growth and progress. today we -- imagine there's going to be a business labor government counsel to solve problems of automation, and unemployment and things. i think everyone is essentially pursuing it. there was a time when the sectors exercised a certain amount of restraint because they knew if you pushed too hard in pursuing your own narrow interest, you might going destroy the thing that hold society together. i think you can look at the late '70s and say that's when it happened. >> we are the same age. there's a tendency to are manhattan -- are manhattan size -- were those really good the old days? [laughter] >> you know, i wouldn't want to go back to a time when whole classes of americans were disfranchised. there was no lipitor -- length of time when tv, the best show on tv was the "mary tyler moore show" there a lot of good things about life today. one is in my pocket. i'm a slave to it. i bow

. >> one of the court's least popular decisions involves campaign-finance reform and the citizens united case. he wrote the president obama's reelection provides the grounds enough to say this about citizens united were overstated. which i read with some skepticism. what is your basis for that? >> there are a couple of reasons. but the first is that from my perspective as a legal academic, citizens united itself was a relatively narrow decision. in itself it expanded opportunities for corporate expenditures only a bit. and it doesn't look like big corporations and publicly funded corporations really do engage in a lot of independent expenditures that they couldn't have engaged in before. we clearly have a large symbolic effect, and it did seem to encourage people held back from doing things, that i thought might have been prohibited. but they opened up their balance, whether they have been keeping them closed. but it is not clear that there is an enormous advantage with these kind of independent expenditures. we would like to suggest that independent running that we can cause problems wi

a president who can yada and of course it was started it largely at the aegis of the united states which is financing and providing a lot of military a lot just from the system to the african union mission to somalia which has approximately seventeen thousand five hundred troops occupying somalia actually propping up the somali federal government in mogadishu but there's still a lot of instability inside somalia particularly in the south and al-shabaab is still a formidable military threat as far as the u.s. and the somalia federal government is concerned i believe that this incident will cause the existing government in kenya as well as the legislature there. perhaps have a more rigorous discussion around what it actually means to have a two thousand five hundred troops in neighboring somalia so should the u.s. somalia and kenya now do about al-shabaab you say a discussion but what should the approach be to that organization. historically over the last four or five years the al-shabaab organization has been carrying out a lot of military operations inside of somalia they controlled a large sections

and of course it was started at the aegis of the united states which is financing and providing a lot of military a lot just from assistance to the african union mission to somalia which has approximately seventeen thousand five hundred troops occupying somalia actually propping up the somali federal government in mogadishu but there's still a lot of instability inside somalia particularly in the south and al-shabaab is still a formidable military threat. the somalia federal government is concerned. this incident. cause the government in kenya as well as the legislature. perhaps have a more rigorous discussion around what it actually means to have two thousand chronic troops in neighboring somalia and we'll keep you updated on this ongoing story remember you can always get more by logging on to our website you can go online to get access to the latest pictures updates and witness accounts from the scene of the tragedy all that is waiting for you at r.t. dot com. to some other international news in brief the eastern part of pakistan has been struck by a powerful seven point eight magni

chinese government hacking american corporation. 69318 is a signal corps unit of the people's liberation army in the army finance by the chinese government one company put out a police report that shows that 70 percent of the us sophisticated hacking going on and for decades going on against the united states is coming from this building in shanghai. this is a problem for are recently my estimate was this is costing america $400 billion per year. this is costing america '01 million lost jobs per year at a time when we cannot afford that at all. the former ambassador to china did a report recently with the report of 3.2 million jobs. this is the hundreds of billions of dollars it is more than 1 billion it is greater than the impact it happens every year and is done on purpose. i believed to hit is the iranian republican guard unit it would be a pile of rubble. but it is not. that begs the question why? why are we best for enemies? we have the engagement policy the next -- a administration put in there i lived just down the road from the library, a team long dash please come visit the we have the gate to a policy

feet of new office space, 4500 new housing units. 1200 of those housing units are going to be affordable because of the financing. financing is just as important as transportation in our city. a hundred thousand square feet of new retail space. a thousand new hotel rooms and for all you open spacen enthusiast, 11 new acres of parks downtown open space. [ applause ] i said earlier, the financing of this doesn't always get a lot of publicity because the finance people are always working within their confines, but no burden to their general fund means that more of our members of our board and the mayor can work together to get the social programs that we need and make sure that our funds are utilized to get those quality like programs working in the city. i want to give again a special thanks to the men and women in the labor force, mike terio and the construction trades, the workers union, the building trade are all here. thank you for keeping this job safe, inviting and sustainable for everybody who wants to work in the city. [ applause ] again, thank you to leader pelosi, thank you to the entire federal delegati

so despite the strain on our finances, the united kingdom has met our target to stand 0.7% of gross nationalon the development assistance. we are the only country in the sg 20 to do so. following the global economic crisis, we said we wouldn't balance our books on the back of the world's poor and we have held true to our word. on monday we announced we would provide $1.6 billion to the global fund to fight aids, tv and malaria. that is 10% of the replenishment so long as others try and. and women and girls reman at the heart of our development agenda. they are the key to economic growth some investing in girls' education is the single most effective thing we can do to break the cycle of poverty. we must and gender inequality which is the root of violence against women and this ambition is at the heart of the u.k.'s initiative to end violence and conflict and i would encourage all states to do so to endorse the declaration to prevent sexual violence and conflict. over 115 states are already committed. we are sending a message to the victims of these devastating crimes that they are not alone

united. it has diminished transparency in campaign finance.de it more transparent. >> i understand but we're not -- >> we all agree we need more transparency. >> we're not trying to have a conversation about campaign finance. >> well, that's -- that's one of the main ways that the supreme court has lifted corporate powers influence in elections. i think you've got to understand that. >> we're simply trying to debate senator warren saying, and this is the sentence, you follow this pro corporate trend to a logical solution and you end up with a supreme court as a wholly owned subsidiary. that's the debate we wanted. we'll have the other debate another time. >> you're right. as i said in my initial -- >> we wrael have to go. thank you. >> thank you. >> well, as president obama prepares for tomorrow night's who white house address to the country, syria may be paving a way without military action. the market liked that. for more on that, let's go to john harwood. >> reporter: it's a bit of curveball during the middle of this administration's very h

financing industry. the bank says it will layoff 2100 workers in its mortgage unit.est rates fell below 3.5% four months ago, they are now more than a percentage point higher. >>> and more bad news for banc of america, it is getting booted frm the dow jones industrial average. alcoa and huet packard are also being shown the door. first day of the new look dow will be on september 23rdrd. >>> toyota is recalling some 800,000 of its vehicles to fix a problem with its suspension. the lexus 250 hybrid, and the rav4 crossover. at least nine crashes and three injuries have been reported. it is the second time that toyota has recalled vehicles for the same problem. >>> that ohio man who confessed in an online video to killing a man while driving drunk has now officially been charged with the time. >> my name is matthew cordial, and on june 22nd, 2013, ji hit and killed vincent. >> that video now has more than 1 million hits. the 22-year-old admits he was drunk when he drove the wrong way down a highway. if convicted he faces more than eight years in prison. still ahead, we'

the rental units are supposed to be fixed up and put back on the market, but there is a way around it. >> you target the rent control properties. you get a lender to finance it, clear the property of tenant, renovate it and resale it as luxury tenants and common units. >> reporter: affordable housing advocates say when the market gets hot, they see a rise in ellis eviction acts. the san francisco rent board says in the first six months last year landlords filed 62 ellis act vacation notices, compared to 125 this year. lee's neighbors settled and left, but lee says she can't find an affordable home close to their school and the doctors. the sheriff's vacation notice is effective tomorrow. >> my last day in this home, and i don't know where to go. >> reporter: the court says the property owner is not breaking the law. >> this has been a tragic situation. >> reporter: the san francisco superintendent david chu says it will take changes to the else act to protect families like the lees. meanwhile, he plans to change the san francisco rules to give them an option. >> to create priorities for tenants who are seniors, disabled, who have been ellis-acted to recei

of politics that puts german interests at the center and pushes unit -- european solidarity into the background. >> for some, a good finances to be end europe has become her laboratory. >> beginning of the crisis when she tried to explain the crisis and said isn't it interesting if we do something here in germany or europe, something else is happening in china and the united states, and she was really enthusiastic about understanding and understand -- analyzing the crisis. which i think it's a very scientific approach to analyze which are the facts and what we can do and to have a look at the fx. >> to soften her image and get close to the people as you stand for a third mandate, she has launched a new website advocated to her private life. during this campaign, she has gone as far as sharing personal anecdotes with journalists, and radical change to her communication style. >> one of the things -- she said she was making cake for her husband and he always complains it is not enough sugar on the cake. really not an important story, but it shows she wants to be considered a normal woman. the little stories she is telling to

unit in the people's liberation army in china. this is a division of the chinese military financed by the chinese government. a brilliant report was put out that showed basically 70% of this significant hacking that is going on for a decade against western corporaticorporati ons primarily the united states and united the united states government is coming from this building and the blue dog district of shanghai. this is a problem. my estimate was that this is costing america 400 billion dollars a year. this is costing america 1 million lost jobs per year at a time where we cannot afford that at all. john huntsman the former ambassador to china and obama administration employee did a report recently and they came up with $300 million and 1.2 million jobs. the point of this is that's a lot of money. it's hundreds of billions of dollars in its more than 1 million jobs. this is greater than the impact of 9/11 indirect economic terms on the united states. it happens every year and it's done on purpose by a foreign military. i personally believe that this building here on the display was the iranian republican guar

united health care. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business-- solutions in aed wide range of industries. >> "bbc world news" was presen >> welcome back to "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. here's the stories we're following at this hour. workers at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant say they may have figured out what is behind the leak of ton of contaminated water. foreign ministers from five major powers are finding themselves divide over how to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. and trying to keep their traditions alive. >>> the people in charge fukushima daiichi plant say they may have found the source of a problem that's been plaguing them. they have found a gap at the bottom of steel plates in the tank. the workers put foam on the joints between the plates. they managed to suck it through to the other side. is a managers say the weight of the water may have widened the gap allowing the water to leak out. about 300 similar tanks sit on the site. managers say they will check them to try to avoid any other problems. every

brazil of in fact mentioned that they expect some kind of apology from the united states so a lot of the issues pushing finances i think it's fair to say out of the way a little bit at this summit this year. and he said as you were saying you bring up the subject of syria. certainly a lot of a lot of talking heads going on about it but as we know as we know the french president francois hollande has said in recent weeks that. that the assad government actually carried out three chemical attacks against its own people of course the u.k. prime minister cameron he had a resoundingly defeat in parliament just several days ago today saying you are not going to war in syria and even last night the secretary of state the u.s. secretary of state john kerry getting a grilling on capitol hill he tried to clear the way for some sort of military strike against syria any movements on done today i know we're supposed to be talking g. twenty economic for anything more on syria and he said. it's really beginning to look like the u.s. might have to go it alone yes they virtually have had support from france so far we'll know mo

numbers eleven in fact mention that they expect some kind of apology from the united states so a lot of the issues pushing finances i think it's fair to say out of the way a little bit at this summit as you were saying you bring up the subject of syria any movement today i know we're supposed to be talking g. twenty economic summit anything more on syria and. it's really beginning to look like the u.s. might have to go it alone yes they virtually have had support from france so far we'll know more after president obama sits down with french president francois hollande on what exact. the french support could mean whether or not it's just verbal but basically the european union. has come out and said we don't think military intervention is the way to go herman van rompuy saying that he believes it in fact is is not the way to go very straightforward. the president of the e.u. commission saying that political solution is the only way it only high hopes for this summit saying it's the last platform in which a possible political solution could be found on the syria crisis and germany also say they don't believe militar

aren't supposed to be able to conceal who you are under the minimum campaign finance laws we have left after citizens unitedy shredded all that. does this mean there's going to be less transparency if we use bitkoins and people can go on and make minimum contributions? >> some would argue that's a good thing. i think the key goal is to keep large amounts of distorting money out but encouraging small donors, even in a small way is anonymous support. >> i've got real problems with anonymous donors. >> let's talk about that for a second, governor. david, you have donated to president obama's campaign. would you do that using bitcoin? >> i think the goal of this isn't so much to enable people who are open about their affiliations, but recognizing that some people feel uncomfortable. i understand that even if not -- our goal isn't necessarily to do this just because we support it. it's about supporting those people who can't really support themselves. >> we asked david if he would contribute in bitcoin. if you were still running, if you were running this fall, would you be accepting bitcoin? >> oh, sure. are you

attention is going to translate into recruits and at least they're hoping financing from al qaeda extremists and other individuals. >> the united states has warned about al shabaab's ability to attract westerners for a while. how strong is its recruitment and how big of a concern should that be for us? >> it should be a significant concern. although other al qaeda entities have targeted western interests, al qaeda in the asian peninsula has tried to carry out attacks against u.s. home land, isolated individuals in america who have self-radicalized and proclaimed adherence to al qaeda or tried ocontact it, but al shabaab has indeed recrueltied recruit from -- recruited recruits from united states, a young man recruited by al shabaab and carried out an attack several years ago in the northern region of somaliland. al shabaab has also recruited individuals in the individualsing, in the united states, has its reach from somali diaspora and into the united states. one of its more articulate spokesman was omar homami, omar the american, the public face on youtube of al shabaab. >> we've yet to see exactly who is behind this attack, w

united states bonds. and a bunch of those bonds are coming due. that's in large part how we finance the debt of the united states, by selling securities with the full faith and credit of the strongest financial government on the face of planet earth. and, therefore, if that debt ceiling, that artificial ceiling, set in statute is not raised, the government can't go out and borrow he any more money. in other words, issuing new bonds. that's when the knuckle completely turn white. now just listen to what a respected economist, the chief economist for moody's, mark zandi, told the joint economic committee last week. he says, "the financial markets of this country, indeed the international markets as well, will start to get jitterry starting next week if there's no clear path to a deal on raising that artificial statutory debt ceiling." he says, "then that jitteryness is going to turn into panic once the united states treasury cannot make its payments." he further went on to say -- and i quote -- "if you don't do it in time, confidence will evaporate, consumer confidence will sharply de

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united health, care. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their --pertise in global finance to work hard to understand the market you work in. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> and now bbc world news america. >> i am katty kay. dramatic new fitted from nairobi shows the incredible extent of damage after a siege that left dozens dead. rescuers searched through the rubble in pakistan after a powerful earthquake killed more than 300 people there. she spent her life in the political spotlight. tonight we speak with chelsea clinton about her role in the family foundation. welcome to our viewers on public elevation in america and around the globe. al-shabaab, the islamist group responsible for killing dozens of people in a shopping center in nairobi, said it was carrying out a vetting process of muslims would not be hurt in the raid. 137 people were killed, which is disputed by kenyan authorities which say it over 60 people died. from inside footage what is left of the mall. the scale of destruction is staggering. who did this, the gunman or

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then came the global finance attack and other states began to legalize gambling. >> new york city is the largest casino in the unitedstates taking some of the business to atlantic city. >> reporter: the architect you new laws that will allow people to place bets from home. a desperate bid to keep further layoffs in atlantic city. >> hopefully in the end sports betting will have a big, big win and make the town the las vegas of the east coast. >> reporter: the sports betting bid is mired in court action but the hope is it could fill the atlantic city hotel rooms during the down times, winter. >> taking advantage of the natural environment, the beach, the boardwalk, the nightclubs. we have the restaurant. we're going back to our roots as a tourism destination. >> back at his boutique. shafiq is hoping that the town's gobble will pay off. with his savings depleted he's literally betting his life on it. >> well, this is a very hard life for shafiq and his family, but here in atlantic city they remain extremely optimistic. >> i'm curious why does the government of new jersey believe that online gambling could save atlant

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so this may be really long-term, but if you don't have public financing of campaigns so that we can blunt the citizens unitedalk about overhauling the tax code, we have to incentivize folks to pay living wages, or else -- >> i want to talk about the politics of inequality, and how they sort of affect the political system. because here in new york we just ran the experiment. and this is the thing you have not heard, dear viewer, about bill de blasio, is part of what allowed him to win is the faction that new york has a very robust campaign system. in fact, he was able to take on the 1% of the message because he was not drowned out by wages against him, because we have a very robust financial scheme that essentially put everybody on the same playing field. and whether you think he had a good message or not -- >> exactly, these people can get around, but, you are basically right you can have poor candidates, candidates of color, more women color, and dare we say the word more left candidates, because of that public fight. >> and also an endorsement from joe -- >> we have public financing in new york, bill de bl

financed. and we all know that they belong to united states and britain and fans and qatar and saudi arabia. opposition only belong to the syrian people. as long as it doesn't belong to those three people, other countries. that's simple. >> thank you. dennis? >> i was listening to this exchange that had you with greg palkot. there is one thing i want to be really sure about. are you minimizing the deaths by saying well, it's not 50,000, it's 40,000 or 30,000. are you minimizing. >> no. we cannot minimize it because every house we have pain today. in every house you have sadness. you cannot minimize whether this number or higher number. it's a tragedy. we live in syria. you have to talk about the reasons. who killed them. not the government. the terrorists. we are defending our country. if you don't defend, this number will be meaningful what he meant. >> i just wanted to clarify that looking at a broader picture here, this is a watershed moment that appears to be a watershed moment that from the world, from war torn syria, a new road map towards world peace may be developing by starting with