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by the very nature of the a through g sequencing, class sequencing, our english language learners must take double english in order to pass a through g. they will omak sent one year of english so, therefore, they must take an extra english class in order to graduate a through g and to be eligible for our graduation requirements and also eligibility into any four-year university. i know what i'm saying is somewhat technical, we discussed this with the board all of the time. it's heavy on our minds we will not be graduating hundreds of students. we're grateful the city stepped in to help with summer school. as you can see, this is really not enough. we appreciate extra fund for the city. i do think this is crisis mode right now. i think yes, we would love to have money back from the prop h, of course. this is a crisis. now we are deep in crisis. we think it's that this year will be really terrible, the years after that also. projections don't look much better as you can see and what nancy gave us. i'm only one board member but i probably think that my commissioner partner here is also concerned abou

salutes them and their commitment and says the new contributions would almost double the imf's lending capacity. >>> at the g-20 summit emerging economies are joining hands to build a fire wall against the impact of the debt crisis. they are brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. the so-called bricks countries are considering a currency swap agreement in case a financial crisis strikes them. the plan has been unveiled by the managing director of the people's bank of china's international department. he said top leaders agreed during the meeting to consider currency swap accord among them. such an agreement is designed to help a country that's running out of foreign currencies used for intervention. they are also considering establishing a bank to support developing countries in asia and other regions. >>> thousands of japanese are bracing themselves as typhoon guchol has again made landfall in eastern japan on tuesday evening. it's dumping torrential rain across many coastal areas. it is the first typhoon in eight years to directly hit honshu honshu, government officials ordered evacuate of 1500 peop

is the only country in the g-20 in a double debt recession? >> well, actually, the actual facts of the matter is that the i.m.f. now forecast that in the coming year the british economy -- they may not want to know what is going to happen with i.m.f., the shadow chancellor is not here with his hand gestures but always said we should take notice of the i.m.f. and they say that in the coming year the british economy is going to grow faster than the german or french economy. that next year, growth in the british economy will be similar of that to the united states and twice that of the euro zone, and that would not be happening had we not brought the excessive deficits and debt to the last government? >> thank you, mr. speaker. in light of the historic signing in china for record investments, also the granting of the turn around cruise terminal in liverpool and the support of the automotive industry for 1,000 more jobs in jaguar, would you say that this government had done more in two years to expand and identify than the neighbor did in its enti

but britain is one of two g-20 countries already suffering a double-dip recession. >> the economic situation we are all talking about here in mexico is as difficult as any the world has faced since the end of the second world war. but i would answer that the -- but i would argue that the answer to these problems, despite the fact that we were one of the biggest contributors to the problems, britain's answer is seen as a textbook. >> but you have delivered a flat economy. it shouldn't you be thinking back about the kind of textbook? >> britain faces many problems and i would not minimize those problems. some of them are homegrown over the last decade when we borrowed. but we are taking the steps necessary to protect britain in the storm and lay the foundations of strong growth in the future. >> after mexico kamal eyes will turn to what that -- after mexico, all eyes will turn to white each country will have to do to spur growth in their own countries. >> we return to our top story, the reports from the egyptian at state-run media that the former president hosni mubarak has been pronounced dea

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double. scores two. in the sixth, josh hamilton does the same. two more score, timmy pulled after allowing five. now 2-7. he g-men shut out for the second time in three games. >> i'm sticking to what i'm doing. not trying to make any drastic changes. i haven't done anything drastically different. so like i said, i'm just trying to grind it out and find a way out of this hole. >> we all feel like it's a matter of time before he does pull it together. he has a couple of games this year, and just kind of continue to work, and keep improving. >> mike: a's trying to prevent a sweep by the diamondbacks in arizona. hill singles in two off blackley. 3-0 d-backs. now 3-1 in the in fourth. don followedson singles, inge racing home from second, play at the plate. the throw is online but the catcher can't hold on. 32-d-backs. top nine, 4-# arizona. one last chance for the a's. moss grounds out to second. a's swept by the d-backs, 4, 3 the final. >> ncaa summer regionals. cardinal are dub after hammering stanford on thursday, repeat performance today. today, 2 or september -- seminoles. stanford, chance in the fifth. base

g-20 summit that the strong yen was weighing on japan's trade. and he pledged to restore japan's fiscal health through spending cuts and tax reforms. now, that includes doubling of the consumption tax, the 10% by 2015. but for now it's all eyes on the fed meeting and it will be tracking the latest twists and turns from he. >> thanks a lot for that update from the tokyo stock exchange. the nikkei is up this morning. >>> now, this just in japan's trade balance in may showed a deficit for a third straight month. the finance ministry said in its preliminary report on wednesday morning that japan's trade deficit was over $11 billion last month. exports were up for a third month in a row. that's a 10% rise from a year earlier in yen terms. that's mainly due to an increase in shipments of autos and automotive parts. but imports also rose more than 9% due to a rise in imports of liquefyied natural gas and crude oil. >>> once again japan's trade deficit in may coming in at $11 billion, over $11 billion. more for you next hour. i'll leave you with a check on the markets. >>> six world powers and iran have failed to achieve any major break-through in negotiations on teh

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g-men hold the advantage by 22 games. that's the definition of a rivalry. take you to the diamond. giants hosting the first place dodgers since 2012. pablo sandoval. a double down the right field line. the milkman, melky cabrera. barry zito was on his a-game tonight. nick eovaldi takes out in the third. does not like it in the fourth. zito pitched seven innings. >> barry zito silenced his critics monday evening when he record a game one win against the dodgers. his first victory against l.a. since may 8th, 2009. zito threw seven shutout innings. >> it's all different. every game's individual. if you can't get it right, it doesn't matter. tonight felt pretty good out there. the guys were swinging it great. playing "d." >> he mixed in a few walks. but he was focused out there. trying to make his pitch. didn't give in. >> a scary moment for the giants in the ninth inning when hector sanchez got hit in the ear. he saw a team physician after the game who said all was good to go. >>> up to the pacific northwest. a's and mariners, the first of three from seattle. top of the second. his eighth of the year. 1-0, a's. that's all the a's would get because ramirez was

double ditch. michelle obama doing work with the rope a bit later in the show. first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. on a full slate of international crisis at this year's g-20 summit, one has overshadowed the rest. the civil war in syria. president obama will meet mete with the chinese president to discuss a way to ease bashar alassad out of power and end the violence that has gripped the country for more than a year. china and russia have resisted the idea and have been the two key obstacles to international intervention in syria. effectively using their veto power to block u.n. security council votes that would authorize any action. in a two-hour meeting yesterday, president obama and russian president vladimir putin agree that the violence has to end but offered no solution as to how that would happen, and they did not discuss the fate of syrian president assad, whose removal has been called the only way forward by america and many of its european allies. >> we discussed syria, where we agree that we need to see a cessation of the violence, that a political process has to be created to prevent civil war and the kind of horrific deaths that we've seen

story, the president hit the g-20 summit of the world's power houses gathered in mexico trying to show leadership. with u.s. numbers going south and americans worried about a double dip recession is anyone really listening to president obama? for all we know, we are already in a global recession. also this evening, greece dodged an immediate euro zone exit. like a bad episode of "grey's anatomy" you've got greece still on life support, spain holding for the emergency ward and italy with a contagious infection. plus, president obama and vladimir putin met mano a mano at the g-20, the first time since the flexibility open mike flap. where has that gotten us. we have no help from syria, russia, bailing out europe. the former kgb leader see the president as a pushover? first of all, the european melt in which he president obama for not having solved the economic crisis within the first term as he promised and in the form of a bus trip for mitt romney saying the deficits threaten to turn the united states into greece. >> when the people think about taking their life savings and investing to start a small business or perhaps a big foreign corporation wants to build a f

double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. >>> >>> the india rupee fell lower. the yen against the dollar too. joining us is the helped of g 10 strategy. why is the dollar rising this morning and how much further will it go? >> we did see some corroboration in the dollar trend. i suspect some of it has to do with the fact that some investors were hoping for more aggressive qe from the fed. operation twist was not enough. some short covering there. tinting move is the in the dollar yen supported by the widening in the dollar yen spread as well. overall, however, we remain skeptical we'll see sustained rally above the 80 figure as we expect japanese corporates to come in, japanese exporters from the sellers at the 80 level. >> 126 something on euro dollar. how long can we hold on to this level? >> i suspect the risks have down shifted to the down side. folks will be focus on the euro side. i suspect that we know the drill, there will be some expectations. which may not be really met in a sense that markets will be disappointing again which could be euro negative. in terms of, i guess headlines today, q would be amount of bai

doubled miscounting benefits, it has also dismally failed the cost-benefit test. the agency it was admits utility mact will cost an unprecedented $10 billion to implement. we think it's tpw-g to be more than twice that but they say $10 billion. it also admits the $10 billion in cost will yield a mere $6 million in direct benefits. that means the e.p.a.'s own statement, they admit that e.p.a.'s best-case scenario yields a ludicrous cost-benefit ratio of 1,600 to 1. in reality utility mact will harm the public by increasing unemployment by a well-established risk factor for elevated illness and morality -- mortality rates. in addition to influences on mental disorders, suicide, alcoholism, employment is also a risk factor in cardio vascular disease. higher electric bills act like a regressive tax hurting the poor and elderly most by diverting funds that they would otherwise have to have for food, rent and medical care to pay for more expensive electricity. to be sure, those who won't feel any of this economic pain are president obama's hollywood elites. i know my environmental friends are saying they're already accusing me of allowing mercury going into the air, so today i w