and care access provides a secure hosting and a secure web portal. while mmtg provides the software, and the user interface and provide us with training and customer service and more importantly they are responding to the updates and the new requirements that are being rolled out at the state level. in fact, in october the state is finally issuing a revision to the soc, 242, which is the aps, state wide data tracking system, and mmtg, has been working with the state to insure that for the roll out, we will have an effective system that will allow us to track our data incompliance with the new state standards. we have completed the first contract cycle, with mmtg, and care access, and at this time, we are requesting to enter into a two-year contract. and there has been some growth in the contract, since the last contract cycle. and that growth is primarily due to an increase in licensing and there was an increase in the staffing and in the centralized intake unit which you might be aware of and we also have the growth and we expect to have a small amo

starboard values says it wants the web portal to explore accommodation with a well to unlock value.letter to the ceo, they said they should cut losses in its display ad business. stop acquiring other companies, and instead discuss a deal with aol. star board says a competition with aol to deliver cost cuts, and is much as $1 billion. netanyahu or aol heavy -- neither yahoo! or aol have responded to quests for comments. how will ali baba spend its pilot cash? there is speculation they will pour that money into advertising tech investments. cory johnson is still with me. what do you think about that? >> that is the big question. why are they seeing advertising results fall quarter after quarter, and is it a technology situation? or maybe the whole thing is being done wrong. josh stein, i know you have done a lot of at tech investments. what is going on there? yahoo! is a place a lot of people advertise. i don't really understand the technology beneath that. >> yahoo! has a high-class problem. they have been a holding company for alibaba. they have a business that is flat. they have to

we are talking about $4.6 billion in m&a, everything from taxi booking applications to other web portals. the roadshow in hong kong, beginning september 15. if you're at the waldorf astoria hotel in new york, you can see the new york version of the roadshow. >> we will keep our eyes on that for all of our viewers across this region, has well. this recent m&a story, what is the deal with all of these deals? it's got that complex ownership structure that it is putting together, which precluded it from listing in hong kong. >> investors may not be so happy about that. it doesn't give them much of a say in the big business decisions. it's a partnership structure where you have jack ma and the other key directors of the company taking a lead role in making the big decisions to read it's not the traditional shareholder relationship we generally see with public companies in the united states. nonetheless, the u.s. rules allowed for this dual class share structure, which hong kong did not allow for. story is a key issue that will likely be brought up at this roadshow. the ownership structure, in

languages including the aca website and victims portal and immigration and doca and we will provide updated information and translations on the unaccompanied children web page and we hope to work with the grant team to also have this translated, not -- we have it in spanish but we need it translated in my an languages as well and our community ambass doors do outreach and education about city programs and healthy sf, 311, the city id card so they will do that in language. also we're coordinating our efforts with the mayor's office, 311, city departments, our

languages including the aca website and victims portal and immigration and doca and we will provide updated information and translations on the unaccompanied children web page and we hope to work with the grant team to also have this translated, not -- we have it in spanish but we need it translated in my an languages as well and our community ambass doors do outreach and education about city programs and healthy sf, 311, the city id card so they will do that in language. also we're coordinating our efforts with the mayor's office, 311, city departments, our dream sf, doca, grantees, pathways to grantees and the language access network so you know we have been -- we're in year two of our pathway to citizenship initiative which is to try to get as many of the estimated 100,000 legal permanent residents in san francisco on naturalized and thus far this collaboration of community based organizations has reached over 5,000 san franciscans who are eligible. they processed 15 new applications for citizenship and the doca grantees have reached almost all of the 5,000 estimated doca eligible youth and processed 600 applications and i have to commend the unifie

portal where you can find what you need quickly and instantly. you don't have to navigate the ground. you have to navigate the web. welleason it may not do as as in the u.s. is because in the u.s., it's really straightforward to navigate. if you want to buy a laptop or computer or tv, go to best buy or others or go straight online. in china, you only have limited options which is why they are doing really well. >> is the mobile platform so important because that is the first computing that many people in china will ever do? >> absolutely. if you take a look at those in second and third tier cities, they have spent time in places that you have never heard of and most people there -- this is a -- savvy city, they only own a smart phone on the bought recently. it's not always one of the most expensive ones. their other products. the point is, it's interesting that david mentioned they want to own the consumer. i would be curious to hear what your thoughts are about the gaming side of things. if you want on the consumer, you want to figure out how to increase the number of revenue streams you can get from them. one wa

web, black market message board where seven million users share profanity and pornography anonymously. some photos are harmful, others hurtful. model kate upton among them. the hackers penetrated secure icloud data bank going through a portal used when people lose their iphone. >> it could be that the individual accounts were hacked using a stolen password, maybe a password used on other computer services and stolen there. it could also be that the icloud service was hacked into as a service. >> reporter: now icloud is a data center where users store and share and retrieve information. in some cases nude photos are automatically sent to the cloud and as soon as the device is connected to a wireless network. photos deleted from your phone are not necessarily killed in the cloud. but whether you break into somebody's home or their cloud it is still a crime. two years ago a federal judge sentence ad hacker who broke into the personal online accounts of scarlett johansson, christina aguilera and amelia kunis to 10 years in prison. apple has not commented on this leak but the fbi says it is investigating. of course the takeaway, jon, if you don't want something to be seen online, maybe you don't take that photograph. and with c

web where 7 million users share outrageous material and pornography anonymous live. material censored anywhere else. they pen trap ited the supposely secure icloud by going through a portal used when a person loses their phone. it's where users store, share and backup material. most users when they take a selfie assume the phone i secur, clearly it's not. >> maybe it's a stolen password. it could also be that the icloud service was hacked into as a service. >> reporter: both the fbi and apple are investigating. martha: this isn't the first time we have seen something like this happen. >> reporter: a single photo of a celebrity naked can get you $50,000. a federal judge sentenced one hacker to 10 years in prison. another guy got 3 years for stealing credit card info. the simple solution, don't take compromising pictures of yourself if you are a celebrity. martha: what a good idea. we tell kids all the time, don't post anything online because it's never safe and you can't consider anything private. these intelligent hollywood actors and actresses have not figured that out? don't you think that's unbelievable? bill: i think the polaroid is a good idea. an unruly passenger g