this entirely new neighborhood is known by everyone as jackie chan hill. built because of constant support from the star and other chinese actors. in whene first to move construction finished in 2007. >> please get the motorbike out. >> the family is getting ready to leave for the day. we are happy with their new life. >> the situation is very comfortable here. the neighborhood is very nice. >> the eldest daughter is nigh promising young businesswoman. she sells cars and in her spare time, teddy's english at university. the tsunami is now a distant memory. survived, but all their belongings are washed away. >> it is too difficult in life. we slept on the floor. when i go from my house -- >> she is determined to work hard and keep improving her life. she has a well played job. she sells japanese cars. bonus.rned a hefty >> i think it will be a modern city like jakarta and it will continue to have good economic grace. for myself, i work here so i can change my life and make it better. >> it is developing fast, but some of them left on the sidelines, still st

48 chan else privately owned. the two sides tell different versions of the movement. >> political con frontation in thailand, the media is deeply divided themselves. supporters mobilized thousands of t.v. stations. they want more favorable stories. >> i see reflecting intimidation to the people through the media. he wasn't getting a fair share of the broadcast. most t.v. chan else are under government control. that's why the people's army felt the need to do that. >> the yellow shirts have been planning for this day, waiting for the moment. the yellow shirts have mobilized and part of the plan is to quickly paralyze the thai economy, government and6j >> the=v protestors converged on the t.v. stations controlled by the government and insisted that their broadcast tell their side in full. >> back in 2010, during the red shirt protests, they were the opposition, the protestors who wanted to bring back taxing. the media outlets the government had at its proposal. when his sister won the 2011 election, now it's the new

i can't say i am an expert on chan tanning tatum. >> channing tatum. >> he doesn't look that bad.y here. it doesn't look like he is disshelfed. >> what? this is a fox news alert. >> and that is a fox. and it is news. and we are alerting. >> i thought fox news alert were supposed to come from the breaking news center and not from the -- >> you thought wrong, sir. >> look, i think he looks fine. like a boxer -- >> priorities. >> at this point, you know what -- >> i am giving up. >> tom, here is my theory. i have a theory. abs are on the way out. tatum is a trend setter. he is planning a transition to a new body part. i am not sure what the body part is, but it will be great. >> do you know why they are on the way out? >> why? >> gay marriage. now that they can marry, they don't have to worry about abs. it was gay influence that people were so into abs. >> it is not the dumbest theory. >> it is brilliant. >> studies of marriage show that men and women gain weight once they get married. when i got married i gained 30 pounds. that's what happens. >> yes. and no married guy had abs. the

so - >> commissioner commissioner chan. >> thank you. i've noticed in the previous reports the majority reports theirs admonishment and not a suspension. i'm wondering in the progressive policy and practices are those cases and other cases getting any specifics is it the first time offense >> yes. the first time offense our for all. >> so the second time. >> that's a republic manned. >> for instance, there was a case that was a first offense started with a republic manned. >> thank you. >> commissioner loftus. >> well director hicks it seems i was left unclear if there's follow-up especially talking about an officer lying is there vocation into that i wonder if there's follow-up for something we can besides better about the process to make sure it didn't get dropped. >> commissioner loftus nothing was dropped nicole this was a endearment over the sufficiency of the evidence that was presented and in this instance the officer had been asked whether or not that officer said those words to the clairvoyant the officer denied. it was our dete

ylz's melissa chan explains. >> it is right before christmas. they have last minute shopping to do but one thing they don't plane to do is buy health insurance. the obama administration wants badly for young people to enroll. they are not convinced. >> what i know about obamacare is what i've seen on saturday night life. >> i did not because i think health care should be free. >> the congressional budget office says it would like to see 7 million people signed up by spring. the administration says it would like a third of them to be young healthy americans. it's about the distribution. in order for the system to work enough young healthy americans must enroll to pay for the health care costs accrued by older americans. if too few young and health americans enroll the number goes up, forcing premiums higher still making the system unsustainable. but some state based exchanges have performed well. california's exchange enrolled almost 17,000 americans between the ages of 18 to 34. about 22% of those enrolled. that's on target as a proportion of ca

the combination in your stories and this issue about, you know, the perceived need for some sort of chan transparency and yet, the public not seeming to be too alarmed on this or at least giving the government some leeway on this. it's almost like the public's right to know, in this case like the public doesn't want to know. do you sense the push and pull? >> you certainly do. there was a bit of a sense right now that the committee that reported to president obama was in fact significantly more aggressive in talking about cutting back on some of these programs than the public has at least articulated so far. we think that the committee, in fact, wants to have significantly greater transparency for a number of the programs. there's a good indication that they are in favor of making sure that if the government goes to get a warrant from the foreign intelligence surveillance court that there's someone to argue the other side, the privacy side of that. that's been debated some in elite circles in the united states but not a regular subject of, say, cable news shows and so forth, and it does

melissa chan, al jazeera america utah. >> joining me from washington, d.c. to discuss the effect of young adults on the healthcare act. thank you for joining us. you've been signing up young people for healthcare. how has it been going? >> there were some challenges in the beginning with the website but over the last month we've seen a pick up, huge amounts of interest. a lot of people are looking forward to that march 31st, the deadline to avoid the penalty as far as signing up, but we're really in that education mode, and there is so much work to do. >> are there some questions, how much is this going to cost me? are you hearing that some think it costs too much for them? >> reporter: cost is central here. so to put it in perspective there are 19 million uninsured young people. the statute lists they're looking to get 7.2 million. when you look at the costs it's important to realize that it's going to vary based on how much you make. if you make 17,000 a year, which is the immediate one for a young person you're looking at premi premiums that is $40 a mont

melissa chan, al jazeera, california. >> still ahead, china is celebrating a milestone today.he touchdown of its mission to the moon. >> this is snowing this saturday afternoon all the way from chicago to new york city, and in new york and much of the northeast for that matter snow is piling up on the ground. cars are taking it very easy as they travel down the roadway. i'll tell you why and where we're expecting up to a foot of snow very soon. >> an al jazeera america exclusive... former president jimmy carter reflects on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> that spirit of nelson mandela is embedded deeply in the heart and soul of the south africans... >> they worked side by side for freedom, now president carter talks about mandela's global impact. a revealing interview you won't see anywhere else. >> i've never heard him say, that he was grateful to the united states... >> talk to al jazeera with jimmy carter only on al jazeera america king's ransom, 62-year-old nick saban says, "i'm too darn old to start over", he did not adarn, he used the other word. he agreed to a

. >> sharon chan is live. >> reporter: here's the scene as the suspect's car crashed across the streetice station at frederick. the crash ended after a high speed chase this evening into several neighborhoods from the bayview into potrero and ingleside districts. it finally crashed into a barrier meant for skateboarders. at one point the suspect's car rammed a private vehicle. police earlier had thought the suspect was going to ram the police patrol car as well. one officer fired shots at the suspect's car and hit the car. they say it started tonight in the bayview. >> this incident started in the bayview district, officer went up to a car to take on a person of interest. he made some movement consistent with having contraband or a weapon in the vehicle. the suspect then took off, pursuit followed. >> reporter: officers say tonight the suspect is in custody. he suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the pursuing officer was injured but we aren't sure how. officers are not sure whether or not the suspect had a gun. of course, there are multiple crime scenes throughout the city as a resu

he was baptized in your time on jackie chan hill. but it's twenty km away to soften him and now it's too late the stock. eleven the government tells us the tsunami is in the hostel the a's finished in an even looser there are no more housing. with big teams everybody in the world needs that need to watch it. why do we have a house and emma. yes the medical community down house been lucky to find a solution for the twenty fisherman's nominees started in the aging cabins that safe on my success i am ready to see what the two allies had either a people dog houses attack each on a hill. stayed back for money the democratic felt so isolated. and so decided to come back here to nominate them and they didn't want to stay up that fisherman. it's too far from the sea of dough i was just how long the tsunami hit these neighborhoods. his team takes us to relate hayes memorial musgrave sweat more than fourteen thousand victims of their reach. today at griffith patients from um that's a psychiatric hospital is visiting this site. then i bent the

my story comes from the wall street journal american chavez farmers to get outdoors and chan said the trade between the us in vietnam is expected to rise fifteen point three percent this year to twenty eight point seven billion dollars with vietnam's export to the us expected to rise at a faster rate than it imports of us exports to the us may give rise to fifteen point seven percent this year the twenty three point seven billion dollars while imports from the us will likely drive the point seven percent to five billion dollars. amgen said in the statement that the maps the export to the us into the textile and apparel products accounting for thirty six percent of the best order for his part in the end of the pair exports to the us this year may rise to ten point four percent to eight point five billion dollars. according to the aged care at the park for speed. it's nice to be dented by popped or answered the door was held at you or for that to the city of november the thirtieth. four hundred and eighty four young see who's attended the event that sets you get this one racket for the

>> i wouldn't know. >> who on this show loves channing tatum?his guy so much on this show and i have never seen him in a movie. every time i am here we talk about him. >> you know why? he is an icon. i like him. he is the strong, sigh lept type. she not afraid to show his feelings while breaking some heads. under rated actor "magic mike" was a solid film, with a b plus and maybe an a minus in a couple years. >> do women like -- >> why is it strippers wear a tie with no shirt? i think that looks dumb. >> it is so true. >> i am not sure. >> good point. >> also because he does president have a neck. he doesn't have a neck. >> that's not a good look, is it? >> shall we move on? kansas state board of education says students should learn curvsive. they are approving new hand writing standards for public schools and mandatory back rubs from unmarried gym teachers. i had no idea. students are expected to learn to write cursive in the third grade and legibly by the fifth grade. cursive advocates, yes, they exist, say recent brain science indicates the fl

. >> commissioner chan? >> present. >> commissioner kingsley. >> she is here. >> present. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> president mazzucco we have a quorum and also, with us this evening is director jared hicks from the occ and chief of police. >> and thank you very much inspector monroe and welcome to the wednesday, november 6th, 2013, san francisco police commission meeting and ladies and gentlemen we have a full agenda and most will be in the closed session with the disciplinary matters and review of other issue and so we will spend a lot of time in closed session, but before that we will be in the open session and so please call line item number one. >> consent calendar, receive and file action. sfpd/occ third quarter, 2013 status report on general orders and policy proposals. >> commissioners have you this on the consent calendar in your packet under tab number one and are there any questions or concerns or in put? >> commissioner chan? >> i just had and just noticed when going through the report,

and many of us feel that even with people like bruce lee or jackie chan, we still need to fight these stereotypes to improve ourselves, and i think that's an issue that definitely needs to be addressed among all asian american men. >> tyler, i want to get your opinion on this. we have seen a rise in feminism and a rise in the workplace. how does that affect how men are viewing themselves and their masculinity? >> i hope so. for me, i never would fit into the group, in my own convictions, that goes beyond the gay thing, that goes to any man. >> right, so coming up, binge drinking, are boys, the next generation of men coping? was -- prince william was dating kate middleton. >> ross shimabuku is here with sport. >> dennis rodman is in north korea to train basketball players for an upcoming player. he wants everyone to know he's not a joke. this is the same guy who dressed up in a wedding gown and will rite a book with his bff, kim jong un. the 52-year-old rodman, who never shies away from the spotlight arrived in north korea >> a man's responsibility is to country. >> welcome back. we're

this time southern station with regards to the loudspeaker program >> good any questions for officer chan. >> good thank you very much. commissioners oh, public comment on this issue this permit? all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners if you guys have anything to say >> i move to approve. a second >> is that with the 2 or nil 1. >> until 1. treasure island objects to 2 o'clock and they're the land use authority so it has to be until 1 o'clock >> okay second. >> on the motion to approve until 1:00 p.m. ash commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde and wanting at an >> all right. the motion passes. next up we have some guests here today. we have some guests from jan who have a presentation about public safety at our treatment function and come to the microphone >> thank you all for having us here to talk about something we care about. i'm the president of the bay chapter of democrat face. i want to talk harm production it's a pragmatic health policy. some example would be say for sex education shown to be more important for things like unwanted pregnancies or preventin

melissa chan has the story. >> in the back of their minds a not so merry prospect. as a retired city worker of bankrupt stockton his pension is in peril. >> they don't have any real concern about what happens to the people, their families that lose their medical care. and if we lose our pension, then i'll probably lose my house. >> in the era of boom before the financial crisis bust, stockton made some costly mistakes. over building and investing in pricey city projects including a stadium and marina and providing a generous some say exorp tant plan -- exorbitant plan for municipal employees. even basic services such as police officers and firefighters. crime skyrocketed. >> this is an ugly, ugly thing. bankruptcy is something we really wish we didn't have to do. once you get there you don't have a whole lot of options to get out. >> stockton would not, pensions, stock tostockton's proposed plan this is answer. >> california state law protects public pensions. stockton has come up with other ways to reduce costs including abandoning retiree health care and passing a

and many of us feel that even with people like bruce lee or jackie chan, we still need to fight these stereotypes to improve ourselves, and i think that's an issue that definitely needs to be addressed among all asian american men. >> tyler, i want to get your opinion on this. we have seen a rise in feminism and a rise in the workplace. how does that affect how men are viewing themselves and their masculinity? >> i hope so. for me, i never would fit into the group, in my own convictions, that goes beyond the gay thing, that goes to any man. >> right, so coming up, binge drinking, are boys, the next generation of men coping? consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? >> al jazeera america

melissa chan, al jazeera new york. >>> earlier i spoke with the group's co-founder aaron smith, aboutow things are going getting young people to enroll a health plan. >> over the months we've seen a large amount of pickup. march 31st is the deadline to avoid the penalty as far as psych up. but we're really in that education mode and so much work to do. >> are there questions? how much is this going to cost me? are you hearing that some of them may think it costs too much for them? >> absolutely. cost is central here. to put it in perspective there are about 19 million uninsured young people. they are only looking to get about 2.7 million signed up in the exchange. it's very doable. if you make about $17,000 a year which is about the median for an uninsured young person you're looking at premiums that might be $40 a month. that's pretty affordable. if you are at the higher end of the spectrum you might have higher premiums of about $200 a month. that's key right now. >> is there a beg your pardon plan in case they don't get as many young people as they need? >> to make sure this things

melissa chan is following the story. what is the latest here. >> it's a very, very tragic thing, especially to have it take place this week. jahi mcmath went in for a standard surgery. it got extremely comsplit kated. after the surgery -- complicated. after the surgery she went into cardiac arrest and she was pronounced brain dead. the family disagreed. three independence doctors outside of the hospital made the same conclusion, but the family has in the been happy. they have taken this to court of the they hold on to hope. . >> please, don't give up on my baby, she will wake up. i don't have a doubt. she will wake up. the doctors don't know. god got the final say is so. >> this is the third round of investigation on behalf of the family. from what we understand, the doctor has examined or will examine soon jahi mcmath on monday. there will be a court hearing on tuesday morning, christmas eve. >> melissa chan in san francisco. let's get more on a closer look at the legal issues with attorney areva martin who joins us now

but the chan groups claim the women are being held hostage by a jihadist group and calling for their release. while all groups have been affected by the ongoing civil war, christians say attacks on them have increased. dozens of churches have been ransacked and several religious leaders, including two bishops, have gone missing. >> we have thought been -- we have not been killed for a thousand years and now we are being killed. we are being beheaded because we are christians. >> chans are targeted because many have supported the hasad regime. but experts say they are also targeted because foreigners have infiltrated this conflict andin fused it with extremism in a sort of proxy war. >> i think what we're seeing in the region is a kind of cold war between saudi arabia and allies against iran. and both of the states have tried to utilize sectarianism. >> reporter: this has affected christians in other countries, from iraq to egypt in recent years as well. christians have been an important minority in syria, making up about 10% of the population. but they are leaving. estimates say they

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the woman who records it is elizabeth chan. and she joins us.for her song to become a christmas classic. tell us what you think of fa la la. and arthur brooks is with us for the show today. all right, arthur, no inflation. >> right. stuart: the economy is still weak. >> it is. stuart: why shouldn't the fed keep on printing money? why not? >> the truth of the matter is there's no inflation because what we call is velocity is low. foreigners are holding onto money and people are hanging onto the bank accounts. velocity will pick up. why shouldn't they print money forever? sooner or later they'll have to taper. have you ever talked to an alcoholic, sooner or later, you have to stop. stuart: do you think they will announce they're going to cut back on printing money? >> sooner or later. stuart: you don't know when? >> that's what keeps the stock markets relatively frothy notwithstanding the past week. stuart: we're opening higher and the opening bell is ringing right now. it looks like we'll go up 20 or 30 points, close to 16,000. charles: . >> righ

chan and chan are charged with inindictment. they used a friend's business to make fraudulent charges. >>> as a community we're all just very shopped. >>> tonight at 10:45, how the efforts to help two families are bringing an entire community together. >> cold outside, and in some cases cold inside. the sacrifice pg & e asked one college to make tonight. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> continuing coverage now of tonight's icy grip on the bay area. we want to show you these same two pictures from earlier in the bay area. it's 38 in san francisco and 37 in

john. >> melissa chan in san franciscan, melissa, thank you.et's head to washington, d.c, joie chen standing by to tell us what's happening on america tonight. hi joie. >> hi john. we'll continue with an in depth look at the struggles of american cities, do more to protect the financial security of people who live in them. and tomorrow we expect the trouble to boil over, fast food workers will head out on the street, demanding an increase to what they call a living wage. what's happening at the city level, where a move towards higher minimum wages, what will it do to the national level? why companies worry why it will hurt their businesses, coming up at the top of the hour. >> joie thanks so much. >>> is classic norman rockwell paintings were on the chopping block. same grace, sold for a record $46. manmillion. worked with rockwell for years and received some of the paintings as gifts. >>> switching screens, why americans are watching less tv these days. >>> the nhl players file suit against the league. more on sports when we come back. new det

militia chan has the story. >> reporter: this man moved to the united states three months ago and settleda small .a apartment in a working class neighborhood of new york city. he fled, an outspoken critic of putin's russia. >> if you did not stop your activities, you will be arrested and you will be put in jail until the end of your life. >> reporter: his wife then pregnant later joined him, and their newborn son michael was born here. with no income they rely on the charity of friends and have filed for political asylum. >> we have nowhere to go. the united states is our last hope. other than that, i don't know what we could do. >> reporter: people from around the world move to new york city every year, but a small number of them come unwillingly, not as immigrants but as political asylum seekers. they often show up ill equipped after years of trauma under authoritarian governments. some are overwhelmed by american culture and society. this man felt that way when he landed in 2006. >> beginning from zero, and what has happened was exactly that. you know, in iran we didn't have any hope -

melissa chan, al jazeera, san francisco. >> oh that can't happen! in japan the governor of okinawa has approved the controversial relocation of a naval base. many residents of okinawa don't want a base there at all. activists have been camping out on the proposed site for more than a decade. some call them a playing, they are also used in a surprising number of crimes, allesandro has the story from caracas. >> riding between traffic lanes. flowing red lights, even ambushing drivers, motorcycles have innovated caracas becoming a major concern. iseli was assaulted in traffic bumper to bumper. >> a passenger got off and put a bunch of cell phones in his pocket. i understand they were coming to me next. they knocked on my window an i gave them everything i had as everyone else did. >> motorcycles are favored by robbers and hit men and gangs of armed bikers act with impunity like these looting a broken down truck. this driver is one of them. he works as a taxi driver but says he mugs people when in need. >> translator: there are times that you have to. i

go to the ktvu chan 2 facebook page to enter. nel 2 facebook page to enter. >>> nasa says it's not an emergency yet but a problem at the international space station is causing concern. six crew members are on board. they have shut down noncritical conditions to shut down the power load. they're trying to figure out if it's a software or hardware problem. space walk is one option. >> and mlb is close nothing on a rule change from catchers from being injured. home plate collisions between runners and catchers. the san francisco giants have been at the forefront to buster posy. catchers won't be a allowed to block the plate without the ball and purposefully collide without the catcher. it needs approval of the owners and associates. >> he took the name and called for a church of healing. he's been named person of the year. each year time selects a person who's had the greatest impact. he's changed the tone, perception and focus of the catholic church in an extraordinary way. also in the running, and they say edward snowden and miley