chiang got more than10 $ afford developers.se developers were awarded tax credits and bonds from a committee that chiang oversees. some are concerned those donations led to political favors if the in a statement chiang said the contributions are legal and have no influence over his decisions. >>> o iciajelsct a all proposal to re iciajelsct a all proposal to re the santa clara fairgrounds. the santa clara county board o supervisors ha been considering five proposal. according to a county report only wunt of the proposal met the qualifications but the developers want the county to issue a $50 million bond for improvements. >>> happening now, the fire burning in the community in wawona at yosemite is now more than 1600 acres. the flames are being fueled by dead trees killed by a beetle infestation. the fires come within two miles of wawona. usually this time of year it sees about 2000 visitors. a yosemite spokesperson says looilkt looikt may to be blame. the firefighters have 0% containment. >> you may be able to see alcohol at b

. >> actually he started two years before me, chiang a year before i did. i'm raising money at a faster race, yes i'm way behind. i'm going to keep knocking on doors. this isn't my first rodeo. people give when they think you're going to win. people give as you progress, as you saw. i started out, gavin was at 30, i was at 6, chiang was at 5. it's now 22 to 17 to 5. i notice peopling getting a little more southwested. i'll keep working as hard as i always have. >> bring them with you and it i'll moderate the debate. antonio villaraigosa, thanks for joining us this morning. when i come back, america, hugh's views. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. this august visit your local volvo dealer and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my

through "grandmere"'s office water flying off of him and what not and right as my grandmother met chiang kai-shek. she said well that was my grandson, david and i will introduce him on his way back. so there was no schooling whatsoever, but that's the way it was. >> host: you mentioned you didn't really get how famous or important or grandmother was until her funeral at any point was there any indication of her fame or her public service growing up? >> guest: oh sure. there were times when i would accompany my grandmother to various activities that she was doing. i remember one down in texas when she came in she was going to speak at a black church down in i believe it was houston, i believe and i went with her and to see the adoration that these people, and people were lined up in the streets waiting for her and you know it was so touching. of course i was older at that time. i can remember times when she did not receive such warm welcome as well. i did not have the opportunity to travel with her internationally. my older brother and sister dated in some of my other cousins but i did no

those developers then got awarded tax credits and bonds from a committee that chiang oversees.e concerned that they led to political favors. in a political statement he said they are lool and had no influence over his decisions. >>> tying ore woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested for duui. he tested positive for vicodin, xanax, ambien, thc and dilaudid. vicodin and dilaudid both are pain kill rerz xanax and ambien are sleed be aides and thc is the active ingredient in marijuana. cannabis assist legal in florida where he was arrested. it it's not clear if he had medications.s for those >>> a man who saved a man's lunch is being honored with a brunch. they posted these photos of officer robert fung. he formed cpr on a 66-year-old man who stopped breathing and lost consciousness at steph curry's showcase a week ago. gootarts today at 10:30 at bed edmorning, tasha, reggie, hi everybody. open the window on walnut creek not nearly as moist as it was yesterday. south on 680 clouds are starting to gather and we're going to have a lot of sunshine today. not quite as ch

john chiang is defending some campaign donations this morning. the sacramento bee reportson chung got m00eor ha from housing develop merz. those developers were areasonable doubt withed tax credits and bonds from a committee that he oversees. some concerned the donations led to political favors. in a prepared statement he said the contributions are legal and have no influence over his decisions. >>> well golfer tiger woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested in may for dui that's according to a toxicology report. woods tested positive for vicodin, xanax, ambien, thc and dilaudid. vic din and dilaudid are painkillers, thc the active ingredient in marijuana. it is not clear whether the famed golfer had prescriptions for those med occasions. he checked into a clinic in june to get help with dealing with prescription drugs. >>> happening today, a san francisco police officer who saved a man's life is being honored with a parade rand brunch. sfpd posted these photos on facebook. he performed cpr on a 66-year-old man who had stopped breai

state treasurer john chiang says, lawmakers need to pass a housing bond measure ...ld raise six- to nine- billion dollars to build affordable housing units. (sot) ""we can afford this bond, what we can't afford is not to take the steps to address this shortage" proponents say, the bond proposal is long overdue... as affordable housing falls further and further behind demand. (steve) we are getting a new look at the most expensive and least expensive cities to rent a room in the bay area. san francisco ranked number one for the highest one bedroom rent. that is according to a list from "zumper" here is a look at the averages for the most expensive... san francisco rent fell 30-dollars since last month to just over 34- hundred dollars a month. mountain view is number two at 32-hundred. redwood city was third with just over three- thousand dollars. and here's a look at the least expensive... vallejo was the least expensive at 13- hundred a month. santa rosa had the second least expensive city at just over 15- hundred. napa was third with 16-hundred. this report looked a

coming up, what john chiang is being accused of doing with campaign donations. >>> and a commuter railsed for the bay area. the plan that could connect redwood city and newark with a new network. >>> if you are driving into the west valley, this is to 80 northbound and it is an alternate route to 101. 101 is very slow. this freeway is not. we will tell you what happening, coming up. >>> it's been easier to get about 15 degrees above average than below average but yesterday was one where somewhere 15 degrees cooler than average. what about today? it's chilly for some out there already. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it is tuesday, august 15. >>> good morning. it is coming up on 6:30 am. we want to check in with steve. a lot of talk about the eclipse and they weather. >> i don't want to shoot that gentleman down, however, it does not look that great for idaho. we are six days away so that could change. things happen. >> and for us you need to move away from the coast. does that mean it will be tough to see from san francisco? >> that is my feeling. there is a lot of fog out

john chiang raised 2.6 million, and prit marthe primary coming june. >>> three people behind bars afterigh-speed car chase in los angeles. first the chase, pretty standard stuff. police were chasing the driver of a stolen car. that car went out of control and hit a pole in los angeles last night. but then as police surrounded the car, the driver, who you will see on the right-hand side of the screen, just tried to escape really, really, really slowly by doing the worm. police caught up with him and he didn't get away. >>> in houston, the pivotal place in american history is now in sad disrepair. nasa's mission control at the johnson space center. >> the facility, as you well know, scott, directed much of the nation's space race, including the 1967 moon landing. a new mission is under way to save the historic control room. >> that's one small step for man. >> reporter: behind nearly every step in america's early space program were the people in this room, nasa's mission control. >> 19 minutes into the flight. >> reporter: from gemini to apollo to the first 21 space shuttle missions. >> a

. >> jordan chiang, thank you very much for calling in, appreciate your expertise, sir. >> joining me now is ned price. thank you for being here. the president has tweeted again, this time, retweeting more jobs numbers from two days ago. i hate to put these two things side by side, but there's a lot going on right now, it's a big development, the american public is by and large pretty scared of what's going on in north korea, and the president of the united states is i guess conferring with -- not conferring, he's watching the news, he isn't in any sort of meeting, he's tweeting, and he's not tweeting about this, what's your reaction? >> well, a couple things, katy. i think only half facetiously, in some ways, that is the perfect response from the president of the united states, the commander in chief. i would not want to see president trump engaging in a back and forth or even just a forth with north korea over twitter. he should allow his diplomats, military generals, and everyone else who is charged with looking at this problem, the time and space that they need to forge the intern

i used to tell people you can see my position in the engine of chiang i. used to tell people i was one tooth on weeing cog. i can call him david, classmate, but there were -- we had a number of arguments during the promulgation and development of the doctrine. we knew who was the boss and i won a few but not as men as -- not as many as he did. the whole idea is to create a learning organization for modern warfare, both economy general matis were doing that for the army and ma corps average very atypical process to develop to the doctrine. we did it in less than a year which is light speed for anybody dealing with military doctrine. that was because he had general petraeus as the champion, we went around the normal bureaucratic avenues to get around. we had a big tent, number of contributors from all they ever world involve in this. it was a joint army marine effort, true army-marine efforts. each chapter hood an arm and and marine corps author for it. we had a sarah soul from the center for human rights, in the initial vetting conference. people from human

the most visible symbol of this --- madame chiang kai-shek. she also had her hand up for u.s. aid and was very good for getting it. more.have time for one come to the microphone please. --i have a question about the american missionary movement starts back in the early 19th century. even by the late 19th century it feels like the middle east or the pacific, you have -- india as well -- you have people that are second and third generation missionaries. -- he grew upalso in the ottoman empire, now lebanon. do you see evidence of the kind of transformation you discussed in the sort of second generation missionaries of the late 19th century? if not, live you think the change doesn't happen until the 1920's? >> the missionary project does go back a long way. when i was doing research on this book in beirut i interviewed a woman who described herself as the fifth-generation presbyterian missionary to lebanon. it does go back a long way. we have an increasingly sophisticated literature on the 19th century history of these missions, that is true. the 20th century story is different pa

former prisoner turned penal reformer, mark leech, edits the prisons handbook and happens to be in chiangrol from policy makes absolutely no sense to have done that. what we have seen is that the people in charge of policy in the ministry of justice now add a large group of generalist civil servants with no operational experience of prisons. in order and to plug that gap members from around the country have had to be seconded to the ministry ofjustice had to be seconded to the ministry of justice and that had to be seconded to the ministry ofjustice and that has left our presence in an even more critical state than they currently are. we have had a lot said about the state of prisons but this statement from the present governors themselves saying the phasing unacceptable stress is very strong words. and crucially at the right time. these are the people with the most experience. i experienced last week —— i discovered last week that in the 12 months to june —— i discovered last week that in the 12 months tojune 2017 every present inspected by the statutory regulator failed all fire safety

flanked by affordable housing advocates, state treasurer john chiang says lawmakers need to pass a housingnd measure. doing so would raise six- to nine- billion dollars to build affordable housing units.<> <""we can afford this bond, what we can't afford is not to take the steps to address this shortage">(tiffany) proponents say the bond proposal is long overdue as affordable housing stock falls further and further behind demand. (tiffany @ landing) and here in the bay area... we are getting a new look at the most expensive and least expensive cities to rent a room in. san francisco ranked number one for the highest one bedroom rent. that is according to a list from "zumper" here is a look at the averages. san francisco rent fell 30-dollars since last month to just over 34-hundred dollars a month. mountain view is number two at 32-hundred. redwood city was third with just over three-thousand dollars. and here's a look at the least expensive. vallejo was the least expensive at 13-hundred a month. santa rosa had the second least expensive city at just over 15-hundred. napa was third with 16-