passes and that eligible people in k c passed up to 5 times and came back take the k c and commissioner wynns. >> thank you where's historically the seniors had the opportunity to take the k c in july to have but opportunity to pass into sections of the k c and secure employment opportunities after high school and whereas the senate bill proposes the superstition of k c during 2016-2017 and 2018, 2019 pass it as a company of high school due to this k c it maybe suspend in the 2015-2016 consulate year the state department superintendant tom exercised discrepancy to cancel the k c and . >> whereas superintendant slags cancelation of the july cancelation left seniors without an additional opportunity to pass into sections of the k c as a result of the states decision to cancel the k c in july some seniors in the san francisco unified school district have been impacted although they've admission to post secondary schools their admission will be revoked because they haven't earned a high school diploma. >> whereas the details caused by this cancelation of the july k c modification from final

roth or 401(k) in that. you can have it tax deferred. >> what if i'm self-employed? >> the great news there is you have more ways to save a lot more money. you have choices which most choose between a s.e.p. i.r.a. and save up to $53,000 in these accounts. what they are really looking at -- >> annually? >> you can put that in annually. that's about 25% of your earnings. self-employment income that you're able to put away. it's part 401(k) and a s.e.p. i.r.a. and there may be cash contributions if 50 or older. you could potentially put in more money. the other thing to think about is a simple i.r.a. but $12,500 -- >> it's something, right? >> right. >> there are tax advantages to all of those accounts. outside of tax advantage accounts what do you think about? >> very important if you're a high earner. you really want to think about the number that you want to save the percentage which should be 10 to 20% of your income. and so you're going to have a taxable account and you won't have the tax savings but you'

i putting almost 20% of my , andeck into my 401(k) now plan on maxing out the 401(k) in the next couple of years. host: that is the advice that every financial advisor would tell anyone. caller: yeah. out.t cable is not a necessary. -- necessity. host: don't say that! we are funded by cable. caller: you can watch it on internet. but, you could pay for the minimal plan. that is what we have not learned these days -- the younger generation. kids nowadays don't understand that food, water, and air are the necessities. i will cell phones -- stop saying that, but these things are not a necessity. you will need that money to survive when you are older. put it away now. go one day per week without going out to dinner with your friends. host: are you mary? any children? do you have a college fund? caller: i have one stepdaughter. onerried into a family with stepdaughter. no, she does not have a college fund, but we will deal with that in a couple of years. my parents always told me, take care of you first, and worry about the kids later. hopefully she has grades to get funds, and apply for all

you talk about seniors and 401(k)s.re's no yield right now because the fed has interest rates at zero. that's why the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. it's been going on since about 2000 and is just continuing. >> brenda? >> yes. >> i got to throw my hat in here on bern ji saie sanders because september 8th, 1941, bernie sanders was born, the dow was at 127 that day. during the time up to today, it went up to 18,300 before this latest nausea. during that time, wall street and the markets have created trillions of dollars of wealth, tens of millions of jobs, taken people out of poverty into the middle class and from the middle class into the wealth class. bernie sanders has not created one dime of wealth while the market have done the job. my message to him is there's a certain country 1,700 miles south of where i'm sitting called venezuela that's being run by socialists and being destroyed. that's my message. >> jonas, john made a good point with cuba and gary k. with venezuela. let's look at ame

but a 401(k) is a great automated way to save. so it is better to put it in a place where you know you'll have it long term. yes, you're paying a fee. but if you're getting the company max as well. thank you. >>> impressive quarterlies from express is where we begin the market focus. they raised the 20 final outlook and lifted guidance for the same quarter. the better than expected numbers came as the company scaled back on promotions. shares surged nearly 20% in 2025. also, a strong day for another retailer. abercrombie & fitch. that chain posted a surprise adjusted profit as the performance was held at its roll sister report. and chico had better than expect results. they said they would sell the boston proper direct to consumer business ask close its existing stores. the stock was more than 6.5% higher to 14.75. and monsanto dropped its bid for syngenta. now they say they will focus the core business ask resume the share buy back program. monsanto rose 8.5% to 9708. syngenta tumbled to 6751. >>> the affordable care act is back

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k. policymakers'minds every day. threat -- a bigger isil is a bigger threat because they can inspire radical attacks across the world. but al qaeda is more sophisticated. so if an airliner blew up over the u.s., it would more likely than qaeda today ban -- isial. lossesa has suffered come up and they are still in the game. they can come back in various ways. cap lane -- kathleen: i do think it is a significant threat. i do not think it has been blown up. , and is an area territorial region, that they have occupied and operated from. and they do operate worldwide. out,eda is not permanently but we can try to keep them there. it has degraded because of a lot of worldwide attention. not least of all the determined to my left and right. -- the two gentlemen to my left and right. qaeda, al-shabaab, you name it, it takes them long-term tools that all the we have. kim did you expect: we would still be a nation in this fight now? i want to say that i am glad to be back in this forum. i apologize

in regards to k resolution 148 k thirty which is on page hundred 45 withdraw from the agenda is this is a did you want from august 11th meeting the second one in regards to the k resolution on page 148 under service and program descriptions the dates within the prescription is on following august 26th and ending may i 2016 item number 3 in regards to the k resolution which is located on page 160 under amendments to resolution the following resolution numbers 155 dash k thirty and 1 dash k 35 that's it. >> are are there any items removed for first reading. >> seeing none, items severed commissioner norton. >> yeah. i'd like to sever k-11 on page 16 and k 13 on page thirty we can discuss them together. >> investigated the roll call vote commissioner wynns. >> i'd like to sever k-1 on page 24 please thank you. >> thank you roll call vote will be under section o next line item proposals nun and i board proposals nun together we're on j request to speak regarding general matters i have a number of public speaker cards each speaker will be allowed two minutes as i call our name, please app

if you've been watching any of the volatility in your 401(k) this past week or in your investments, it's directly related to some of the issues going on in china. this isn't out of the blue, though. if you look at commodities, of which china is the world's largest commoditizer or least the buyer of, guess what? they have tanked in the last year or so because demand is falling, china's economy is in big trouble. they have benefited, though, from a peg to the u.s. dollar. so while their currency should have been appreciating all this time, it's even lower -- >> wait. i -- today i am the anchor of this program. and you know who we're going to go to next? >> this is ridiculous. >> who knows more history than all y'all combined, ben stein. you're awfully quiet. what do you say? >> you're being kind, dagen. we love china. they sell us quality goods at low prices. we get the best of electronics with their low-wage labor and low prices. they buy our bonds with their surplus in trade. they support the dollar in every way. >> of course. >> they are the best friend of the american consumer and they

plus, cracking down on synthetic marijuana known as k 2 and spice. what new york lawmakers are proposing today. >> a dramatic increase in citi bikes stolen out of their racks. but how are thieves able to take them. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. so far we have avoided most of the thunderstorms today. that's why temperatures soared into the lower 90s in a couple of spots. half the area is humid. half dry. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv

. >>> south korea launched what it's calling the k police wave inspired by the global spread of k-pop. it's trying to export techniques in the same way it does entertainment. >> reporter: protest is part of the national dna. scenes like this rally against the government's handling of last year's ferry disaster are a regular feature of life. as are the police's tactics and response. barriers, they are used to keep protesters to designated areas. now the use of tear gas is banned. offensive measures replaced by defensive ones. the watch word, no casualties. >> translator: in the past there was direct physical confrontation resulting in casualties. now this has been prevented. >> reporter: it's a transformation the police say that reflects huge advances elsewhere. embattling cyber crime. all worthy of promotion overseas in the k police wave. part of the national brand. they point out this is one element of the k police wave. the he can makes they are exporting. this kind of crowd control is the most controversial. >> translator: protests end up becoming just for those inside the walls. c

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passes and that eligible people in k c passed up to 5 times and came back take the k c and commissioner wynns. >> thank you where's historically the seniors had the opportunity to take the k c in july to have but opportunity to pass into sections of the k c and secure employment opportunities after high school and whereas the senate bill proposes the superstition of k c during 2016-2017 and 2018, 2019 pass it as a company of high school due to this k c it maybe suspend in the 2015-2016 consulate year the state department superintendant tom exercised discrepancy to cancel the k c and . >> whereas superintendant slags cancelation of the july cancelation left seniors without an additional opportunity to pass into sections of the k c as a result of the states decision to cancel the k c in july some seniors in the san francisco unified school district have been impacted although they've admission to post secondary schools their admission will be revoked because they haven't earned a high school diploma. >> whereas the details caused by this cancelation of the july k c modification from final

once they leave their 401(k) plan, it's an irreversible decision.and unfortunately, they can't get back in. so once they're out, they may find themselves vulnerable to conflicted investment advice and recommendations that are not in their best interests. so hopefully there will be laws in place in the future to protect them. >> i think someone at the department of labor is doing something about that. phyllis, is that right? i think so. yeah. let me continue with you then, robin. because there's two deminxes to your question -- to the question i have for you. for the people who are -- they do have a 401(k), so what can you do to make sure that when they either retire, or they leave a job, because this is no longer our father's and mother's generation where you work 30 years at the same place, more and more it's people bop around in the generation. so how do you educate them? and then, the second part of the question really gets back to what the president said, which is about a third of the workers don't have access to a workplace retirement plan. and

. >>> this is the week that made you want to ignore your 401(k) statement and may have made you worry about your retirement. stock market volatility returned. if you're thinking about your money long-term, what should you do? joining us now are diahann la sus and doug boneparth. thank you for being here. investors may be in a panic after seeing this volatility, especially what we saw on monday and tuesday. we saw a recovery, but down on the month. what should people think about when they think about their portfolios? >> if you're hearing that you shouldn't panic, that's the right thing. don't panic. if you're investing according to your goals and this is long-term money, remember, it's long term. you can ride out volatility. if you haven't done any planning around this, now is the time to take action and speak with a financial professional. educate yourself or empower yourself around these things so you don't have to feel panic when these things happen. >> what kind of history lesson do we need to give people? cycles happen. we see this time and again. haven't seen it in many years. m

in regards to k resolution 148 k thirty which is on page hundred 45 withdraw from the agenda is this is a did you want from august 11th meeting the second one in regards to the k resolution on page 148 under service and program descriptions the dates within the prescription is on following august 26th and ending may i 2016 item number 3 in regards to the k resolution which is located on page 160 under amendments to resolution the following resolution numbers 155 dash k thirty and 1 dash k 35 that's it. >> are are there any items removed for first reading. >> seeing none, items severed commissioner norton. >> yeah. i'd like to sever k-11 on page 16 and k 13 on page thirty we can discuss them together. >> investigated the roll call vote commissioner wynns. >> i'd like to sever k-1 on page 24 please thank you. >> thank you roll call vote will be under section o next line item proposals nun and i board proposals nun together we're on j request to speak regarding general matters i have a number of public speaker cards each speaker will be allowed two minutes as i call our name, please app

the k police wave is likely to export that mixed reputation as it breaks on foreign shores.aucet, al jazeera, seoul. >>> 200 u.s. soldiers sent to help firefighters battle wildfires in seven western states. the fires have burned more than 400,000 hectors of land, in the state of idaho one woman died trying to leave her home and at least 50 houses have been destroyed. it's estimated that half a million disabled children have been shut out of south africa's education system according to human rights watch. many parents say they have trouble convincing schools to enroll their children because of discrimination. tonya page reports from johannesburg. >> reporter: it's really difficult to get her son to concentrate but she doesn't want him to fall too far behind. he was expelled from school two years ago because of his learning disability. >> the teacher is not going to teach him because he is not like other children. >> reporter: the only school that would accept him is a special one for disabled children but he can only start next year once the government grant to pay for transp

to benioff at a middle school in san francisco where salesforce announced a donation to the city's k-rogram. its third big gift to sf schools in a row. i talked to him more about salesforce's commitment to education. mark: we have not valued our k-12 schools in the united states as highly as our higher education system. everyone knows we have the best higher education system in the world, but we should have the best k-12 education system in the world as well. the way to do that is very easily, all the stakeholders have to get involved read the government has to be involved. the school district has to be involved. the kids out be involved. businesses have to be involved. the model is happening in san francisco. emily: what about the rest of businesses that are at salesforce. is the rest of silicon valley being generous enough? mark: silicon valley has an incredible history of stinginess. [laughter] we are fighting the tide there. we have seen more generosity from san francisco-based tech companies than we have ever seen from silicon valley-based tech companies. you see that across the

we have not valued our k-12 schools in the united states as highly as our higher education system.veryone knows we have the best higher education system in the world that we should have the best k-12 education system in the world as well. that is very easily, all the stakeholders have to get involved read the government has to be involved. the school district has to be involved. the kids out be involved. businesses have to be involved. the model is happening in san francisco. the rest ofabout businesses that are at salesforce. is the rest of silicon valley being generous enough? mark: silicon valley has an incredible history of stinginess . we are fighting the tide there. we have seen more generosity from san francisco-based tech companies than we have ever seen from silicon valley-based tech companies. the board.t across the largest companies in san francisco giving more than ever before. we're encouraging not just to give money, technology, get employees out there and work in schools, hospitals, homeless shelters, given the community and let's build a community, not just a tech c

the world -- for pre-k around the world. would you also working to an initiative if you were to become president to give people around the world and opportunity for education? gov. o'malley: the question was about making the investment that we need to in sustainable development the world over. i gave a talk, you can check this out online. i gave a talk about america's role in the world. i believe our role in the world is to lead by example. the rise of a global middle class is in the best interest of our prosperity and security as a people. to do it other ways besides waiting to weep -- until we are back in two a military corner. we need a new policy of engagement with like-minded people. we need a new strategy that identifies threats before they arise and works with other nations to defuse those threats. we need to dial up diplomacy and we need to dial-up sustainable development. we are the leaders in that and that will make our planet safer and a better place for our kids. [applause] o'malley, i think secretary clinton and

"rolling off chrysler's assembly line today was the k- car. the corporation hopes will be the equivalent of a box office smash. don webster reports." "the popularity of the new cars may well decide chrysler's future. board chairman lee iacocca drove the first one off the assembly line to the applause of employees. the next ones were driven off by visiting political dignitaries. employees know their jobs may depend on the car." "it will sell like hotcakes. you won't hear much from the japanese in a couple of year from now." "you can get 25 miles on the gallon and it's a big car with a small motor on it." "the phrase k-car has received so much publicity as chrysler struggled to survive. the company will use it in its advertising. chrysler plans to make about 180,000 of the new cars this year. the company announced today that about half of those have already been sold to fleet buyers, dealers and some customers who haven't even seen the car yet but are rooting for the company's future. don webster. cbs news. detroit." future. don webster. cbs new

do you do a 401(k)? how do you work that?>> caller: i do both through work, the investment plan and, you know, small account at a brokerage on my own. but again, i don't do anything fancy. i just stick to the well-known names that -- although i do agree with donald trump that companies like nabisco moving to mexico is, you know, i like to see these american companies manufactured here, provide jobs hear. he's not off base. he's soundsing more and more like ross perot. you know, he's not in my political party, by liut i likee and more the way he's sounding. he's got a lot of guts. i think jeb bush does sound like a chump. i may vote republican this time around. >> let's hear from victor in maryland. good morning. >> caller: oh, yesterday was a buying opportunity for me. i bought some emc. i bought ford motor, added to my position there. also got some more caterpillar. so whenever people are freaking out, for me it's a buying opportunity. >> the condition of your current portfolio, aside from buying these stocks, how did it wor

the self-serve dog wash was a fundraiser to benefit for the warrior k-9 collection. the organization connects dogs and wounded servicemen and women to help aid in their therapy. >> warrior k-9 connection trains service dogs, but in the training they use veterans to help with ptsd and tbi, traumatic brain injuries, in their therapy before they're actually placed with a serviceman. >> our own andrea mccarren is raising and training one of the future military service dogs for the warrior k-9 connection. bunce will be with us the next two years before he's teamed up with a veteran. >>> more burgundy and gold drama, is rg3 on the trading bloc >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> all right. i want everyone to kick off your shoes, relax your feet and get ready for a big show coming up, game on overtime, because we're about to tackle the two largest sports stories in the district, guys, from all angles. the first one, of course, involves the football team and that quarterback situation that can't seem to get stablized. >> we did everythi

of the board of supervisors who is in the audience let's see next, i will call on folks to speak on k c and college (calling names) let's see i have a second julie if you could please come to the podium 2 minutes. >> good evening, everyone thank you for your time i'm julie the principle added san francisco international high school i wanted to talk about the dilemma a different kind of limbo the students a facing we have many students this year that experienced the collaboration of the july administration the ucsf class of 2015 worked hard for 4 years to attend the classes to get credits and pass the courses we have students that have scholarships and attended school they're not allowed to attend the universal our school served recently for the english learners and our students some have spent two or three years in the country this can be a stumping block for the universal they said you can't attend the college our students were not given an opportunity to pass this test they were counting on the july administration to get them to college they're ready to go to college we ask you give

feel the difference with k-y ultragel. >>> two michigan police officers are being hailed as heroes for saving a man's life. they realized that the man behind the wheel of his car was turning blue and was unresponsive. one officer broke out a car window and put the car in park to stop it from moving. they removed him from the car, realizes he was having a heart attack, started performing cpr. >> authorities disrupts an attempt to smuggle drugs into a maryland prison using a drone. two men arrested after drugs, tobacco, pornography and a drone were found inside their car which was parked near the prison. this is the latest battleground for law enforcement particularly prison officials. officials have reported recent attempts to smuggle illegal contraband into prisons using crohns in south carolina and ohio. >>> we're getting a look inside a brazen prison break. two con vicks in upstate new york who broke free earlier this summer. >> it shows every step of a high stakes 20-minute journey making their way to temporary freedom.

45 individuals i'm sure you're aware of that was structural in writing prop b i with wrote as prop k years later i've been working on with the presidio parkway project which was opened last weekend i went to the since 2000 i've been working on the central subway i've been involved in the transportation of the city since 1986 i saw prop b being thought-out and i with prop k a 33 year project i want to see is it get reauthorized and continue giving my gut to the ta and other committees and committee members i serve with thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. saks fifth avenue colleagues questions or comments we have another staff peter saks. >> morning members of the committee and supervisor tang thanks i'm peter saks a control since 2012 mooings live in the outer sunset community having talked that folks i'm excited about the chance to join the citizens advisory committee before i was a controller i was a beat reporter and give me the ability to get into the details and convert that technical jargon into terms people understand i'm from land use maps and readily anytime to radio to be

45 individuals i'm sure you're aware of that was structural in writing prop b i with wrote as prop k years later i've been working on with the presidio parkway project which was opened last weekend i went to the since 2000 i've been working on the central subway i've been involved in the transportation of the city since 1986 i saw prop b being thought-out and i with prop k a 33 year project i want to see is it get reauthorized and continue giving my gut to the ta and other committees and committee members i serve with thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. saks fifth avenue colleagues questions or comments we have another staff peter saks. >> morning members of the committee and supervisor tang thanks i'm peter saks a control since 2012 mooings live in the outer sunset community having talked that folks i'm excited about the chance to join the citizens advisory committee before i was a controller i was a beat reporter and give me the ability to get into the details and convert that technical jargon into terms people understand i'm from land use maps and readily anytime to radio to be

we should have the best k-12 education system in the world as well.he way to do that is very easily, all the stakeholders have to get involved read the . government has to be involved, the school district, the kids, businesses, parents. i think that model is really happening here in san francisco. emily: what about the rest of businesses that are at -- are not salesforce. is the rest of silicon valley being generous enough? mark: silicon valley has an incredible history of stinginess. we are fighting the tide there. i agree. but we have seen more generosity from san francisco-based company's than we have ever seen from silicon valley-based tech companies. you see that across the board. the largest companies in san francisco giving more than ever before. is unprecedented. we're encouraging not just to give money, technology, get employees out there and work in schools, hospitals, homeless shelters, given the community and let's build a community, not just a tech community. emily: you have everyone trying to reform education in their own way. how would

. >>> florida is preparing for tropical storm erika with a k. which could become a hurricane early next week. erika with a k has started moving over the islands, not with a c in the eastern caribbean and it's forecast to impact florida on monday. utility companies in the sunshine state are gearing up for possible outages. florida power and light specifically has nearly four million customers. >> we say that every day we're not in a hurricane. we're preparing for hurricanes. >> florida power and light spent $2 million in the last two years installing new poles trying to make the electric grid stronger. the company has crews on standby to restore power if it is indeed necessary. >>> it has been since 2006 since a hurricane has made landfall in the state of florida. >> no kidding? >> yes. the national hurricane center is there. everything is named after hurricanes through the gulf state. >> it was so incredibly active in '05 and '06. we had so many and '04 i believe, too. now there's been a relative drought of landfalling storms in that area. actua

it's called the k police wave. part of the national brand. korea's police point out this is one element. k police way. the techniques they are exporting to other countries. this kind of crowd control is probably the most controversial of that entire program. >> translator: protests end up becoming for those inside the walls. citizens feel separated and think that those people inside are different from them. the nature of protest is openness. but the wall hinders communication with society. >> reporter: at the police university, they are trained in cyber crime techniques. the program which has seen exchanges with 69 other countries is about sharing all kinds of expertise. they admit for some of their partners, particularly middle even ones, the greatest interest is in equipment and tactics for maintaining public order. >> translator: chemical munitions were use in the past in the middle east. i don't have precise knowledge. but the concept of human rights is rising in the middle east. countries recognize their techniques are not appropriate. >

. >>> an officer's k-9 dies in a hot car. what he is doing now to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> you are looking live at the american flag at the u.s. embassy in havana. find out what cu >>> folks living in this part of owner is mexico are on alert for more severe weather tonight after the small tornado hit the state of oaxaca yesterday. the twister only lasted about five minutes but that was plenty of time to tear the roofs from several houses. no one was seriously hurt. state officials think an atmospheric phenomenon near the coast led to the tornado's formation. >>> take a look at this a small plane took a nosedive into a river in eastern pennsylvania and the pilot survived. rescue crews pulled a man out of the cockpit after he crashed in allentown. they say he was conscious and alert when they took him to the hospital this morning. the circumstances surrounding that crash are still under investigation. >>> we are not going to have any wild weather here for a while we are not going to have much rain around here for

to those small amounts of marijuana that they are training officers to deal with a different drug, a k-2 or synthetic marijuana. a growing concern across the city especially in east harlem. in this video you are about to see the dangers of this drug. this video shot by police from out-of-state joy as the effects of synthetic a.k.a. k 2, you can see a naked man attempting to break through a fence, then he tries to run away from police and this video from brooklyn shows a naked man crouching on all fours in the middle of the street. acting violent and delusional. >> many of them under the influence of this drug totally crazy. impervious to payne. are not going to work. it will take combination of taser is and more officers. >> reporter: bill brendel news conference where he talked about the dangers of k 2. at tactical awareness bulletin on the drug is being distributed to police to teach them to identify and control users of the drug. can 2 has the consistency of marijuana but is cheap, $5 or less for a packet. >> it looks like marijuana but is laced with chemicals and as fast as we can i

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