as we first reported last year, that's exactly what sal khan is doing on his web site, khan academy.imple exercises, he is determined to transform how we learn at every level. one of his most famous pupils, bill gates, says khan-- this "teacher to the world"-- is giving us all a glimpse of the future of education. 36-year-old sal khan may look like a bicycle messenger, but with three degrees from m.i.t. and an m.b.a. from harvard, his errand is intensely intellectual. in his tiny office above a tea shop in silicon valley, he settles in to do what he's done thousands of times before. >> sal khan: we've talked a lot now about the demand curve and consumer surplus. now, let's think about the supply curve. >> gupta: he's recording a ten- minute economics lesson. it's so simple-- all you hear is his voice, and all you see is his colorful sketches on a digital blackboard. >> khan: in this video, we are going to talk about the "law of demand." >> gupta: when khan finishes the lecture, he uploads it to his web site, where it joins the more than 3,000 other lessons he's done. in just a couple

now, miss khan is 23. she said back in 2010 abercrombie & fitch did offer her, her job back. she declined. she went to college and doesn't plan to pursue any retail jobs in the future. brian? >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> in other news around the bay area, the team in green is heading for the play-offs. the oakland a's have won the a.l. west title two years in a row now. they didn't even have to win to do it. the a's clinched the division when kansas city beat the rangers yesterday. then the a's beat the twins. the american league divisional play-offs begin a week from friday. >>> and a 49ers star player is off the field and into rehab. linebacker aldon smith is taking a leave of absence after a dui arrest in san jose on friday. smith was found unconscious in his truck after hitting a tree. he hasn't said what he is addicted to but says he will beat it. >>> lawmakers want to force a diet on millions of food stamp recipients. the difference it will mean at the dinner table for thousands in california. >> and mix glue with an inkjet printer and what do you get? a $16,000 pr

if you look at a khan academy video, they cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said, "we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance."

. >> reporter: hani khan got the news in email from one of her attorneys. >> i didn't understand thee complete thing but i understood it and i got really excited after that. >> reporter: we first met hani back in 2010. she was 19 years old and didn't want her face shown. she just had been fired from her stockroom job at the hollister store inside the hillsdale mall for wearing a head scarf. the parent company abercrombie & fitch said it violated their so-called look policy. hani filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission which sued abercrombie for religious discrimination. after 3 1/2 years of legal wrangle, a federal judge ruled abercrombie & fitch was wrong. >> we are hopeful this will be a turning point. >> reporter: the attorney said khan had worked there for four months before she was fired. the company claimed head scarf hurt business but the judge said they failed to prove any evidence showing a decline in sales. customer complaints or confusion or brand damage linked to khan's wearing of the scarf. >> time and again having the courts find that head sca

dawnnd khan's firing was deemed discrimination.mbie filed state and federal law and settled for $48,000. >> i hope no one usest has to go through this. >> reporter: abercrombie has a laundry list of things they have to do. >> thane train their employees hijab and religious violations. >> reporter: abercrombie will also be monitored for 3 year witness handing in detailed reports twice a year. >> a sec woman was awarded $230,000 in that lawsuit settlement. she applied in a store at the great mall of america. she was asked if she would take her head scarf off for work. she said no and was told she would not be offered the job. >>> a bill has been signed inti into law by jerry brown that requires website operators to erase posting when a minor asks them to do so. california would be the first state to enforce such a requirement, although the measure would not apply if the content had been reposted by a third party. >>> cooler weather in store for your tuesday. as we look outside, we are seeing mainly clear conditions. to the north, you

imran khan, syrian border, iran. >> violence during the demonstrations went ahead dur independence day. >> the pageantry of a military parade in brazilia, to mark the country's independence. security was tight, spectators were checked upon arrival. police have been prepared for demonstrations that never happened. nationwide, the numbers paled. the numbers that did come out say they were forcing the concerns of everybody. >> no more corruption, no more impunity, no more craziness, the brazilian people cannot take it anymore. >> here the numbers were well below expectations though there were confrontations between police and protestors. just like the protests in june we're seeing that this protest is bringing together a wide cross section of brazilian society but it's also very clear that still this is a movement that's primarily driven by young people. >> like 14-year-old letitia, who came to demonstrate with her friend. >> this is our fruch, this is what we are going olive. if we don't try to improve our country our future won't be worth. >> despite the small number of people involved.

commissioner khan >> i'm angela khan. a member of the commission for now over 3 years. times has gone by quickly i'm an attorney for over seven years. we provided direct services to low income asian residents. i work on the interaction between our criminal system arrest i'm a resident of the sunset and have lived on the west side. i want to make sure i intend tom and all the hard work that's been putting this negligent together. and lastly, i want to thank the community for being here. you are consider even though i don't live in chinatown i love it here. and sharing our concerns and thoughts and suggestions. i'm really looking forward to the comment portion tonight >> thank you commissioner. >> all right. i'll try to take slowly. ooip i've been think 0 the commission for 6 years. i'm a native san franciscan. i also want to thank captain tom and dr. chu and for the diner together. i want to thank the community members for being here. we're looking forward to hearing is issues you have in our community. is that too fast? . i know there's simultaneous trerpts going on. i

now, miss khan is 23 years old now. she said back in 2010 abercrombie & fitch did offer her, her job back. she declined and continued on to college and says she doesn't plan to pursue retail jobs in the future. in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the settlement gives money to another bay area woman, halla banafa claims she wasn't hired at an abercrombie store in milpitas because she wore her head scarf at her interview. >>> paul, first full day of fall and i don't think we could have asked for prettier day. >> winner, 1-0, us versus mother nature. not hot, no. not cold. no, it was just about right. highs around 80 degrees. i hope you enjoyed it today because tomorrow it's going away but not for long. live look outside now. two things i want to show you the lack of cloud cover over oakland and treasure island and san francisco. but you see that off in the distance just waiting ever so patiently. the marine layer which will move back in tonight and cause a cloudy start tomorrow and the onshore flow gets stronger so

we just spoke with hani khan. she said she was excited to get this job at hollister and company. she said she was saving for college, but since then it's been a roller coaster job. about four months into her job, he was asked to remove her head scarf, but she said she refused because of religious reasons, citing her muslim faith. she said a short time later, a couple weeks, she was let go, she was fired. now a federal judge has found in her favor, today with u.s. equal employment commission, it announced abercrombie & fitch will pay $70,000 to settle two religious lawsuits. hahn worked at the hollister store in san mateo. we looked at their website this morning and it certainly touts its southern california looks. now, according to khan's attorney, the company through a district manager, agreed that she should be fired for violating the looks policy, which doesn't allow headwear. she had been hired, she said, while wearing it, and worked in a stockroom. she said this news is a relief. >> i'm really happy with the settlement and with the judgment. i'm happy that the judge was able

>> the son of genghis khan. >> the son of genghis khan led this attack on merv. >> yeah, he advised the local people voluntarily, you know... >> ...to give themselves up. >> yeah, but, so, they did it, they opened the gate to the city, but he killed everyone. >> how many people are we talking about? >> half a million. >> half a million people? the entire population of merv, wiped out. >> yeah. >> that's a brutal massacre. >> he didn't kill only population. he destroyed all libraries, all hammams, all madrassas, he killed even the culture too. >> from merv i head to ashgabad, turkmenistan's capital, before catching a flight across the caspian sea to the capital of azerbaijan, baku. situated on the edge of the caspian sea, with a population of around 2 million people, baku is one of the world's fastest developing cities. the reason is simple, as luck would have it, it's sitting on top of a vast underground treasure trove of oil. baku's changing fast, and one of the more curious elements of that is that a whole fleet of purple london taxis recently arrived here. can you take me to the oilf

khan says managers told her the head scarf violated the look policy.led that it violated state and federal laws and was discrimination. >> i really hope that nobody house to go through that. they should be able to i really hope that -- nobody has to go through that. milpitas. during the interview, she was asked if she could take her scarf off for work. the settlement also requires managers on the hijab and religious accomodations. they will also be monitored for the next three years showing details reports on how they are implementing the new policy. >> the latest with the harbaugh comments and also, winners and losers with rob black a big day for a semiconductor company. >> the sales numbers for the new apple smart phones and the numbers might surprise you and there is one problem. with one of the most popular features of the new iphone. stay tuned it is coming out. the new iphone. stay tuned it is coming out. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soc

hani khan of san mateo and halla banafa of milpitas will get a total of $71,000 plus a every attorneys fees. banafa sued last year claiming she was denied a job at abercrombie because of her hijab. khan sued in 2011 saying that she was fired from the stockroom at the hollister store inside the hillsdale more for refusing to take off her head scarf. >> if it could happen to me in the bay area, it can happen to anyone. i'm not anyone different. i felt like it was right for me to stand up and say something about it. >> abercrombie says it has updated its look policy to state that the exceptions can be made for religious beliefs. it specifically said that head scarves can be worn in the workplace and employees can appeal to human resources if they are deny. >>> bart and its unions are back at the bargaining table in the hopes of averting another strike. the two sides have three general sessions scheduled for this week. and the unions will hold supplemental sessions to discuss union-specific issues. bart is offering 10% raises over four years but the unions want a 21% wage hike. today one b

let's go to imaron khan in northern iraq. it's fair to say the refugees keep coming? >> reporter: that's right. a thousand a day coming across the border. since the border was om two weeks ago, we have seen about 52,000 people. 15,000 of them are here in this camp, but let me just show you. when i first arrived here two weeks ago, it was about a third full. you can see it stretches all the way up that hill as far as the eye can see. you can see refugee tents there. now, what the u.n.'s refugee agency told us is they are facing a funding crisis. they don't have the means to be able to absorb all of the refugees into camps. so they are looking into the international community to provide them with more. it's the same story from every single ngo i have spoke to. why was this border opened two weeks ago? about three weeks before i started speaking to you today, the kurdstan regional government were hearing quite harrowing stories about a group, that was fighting in syria attacking syrian kurds. they sent an investigative team over into syria. they haven't made the results

khan. and one of a.q. khan's most profitable success stories was the nation of libya. thanks to a.q. khan being wig willing to sell nuclear equipment and know-how on the black market, libya under crazy moammar gadhafi, started to put together an illegal, secret nuclear weapons program in the 1980s. they had thousands of centrifuges, they had uranium, they had the blueprints for a bomb. but when libya started to fall apart a couple of years ago when there was the arab spring rebellion in libya and the rebels were going to topple gadhafi and there was the international military action that did topple gadhafi and all of the chaos therein and thereafter, do you remember how there were no worries about libya's nukes? there were no worries about highly enriched uranium and what was going to happen to libya's nuclear weapons program and their centrifuges and everything. the reason in the middle of all that, the one thing we didn't have to worry about was libya's nukes is because although they had had a nuclear weapons program for decades, which was fairly sophisticated, which

to see the breath of knowledge but we look forward to continue to work with you and till i didn't khan thank you >> thank you commissioner kim. commissioner mar >> yeah. i want to congratulate till i didn't chang and i want to thank the hawkins company william hawkins but especially bret myers and deputy labianca and i'm happy i can shred finally all those documents. i think i was the one who went through every single interview and looked at the qualifications but it was a really great process. thank you chair campos for combining the process as well. in many ways maria leading us through this process for 9 months ease hopefully with till i didn't coming in and hitting the ground running it's what the existing staff show leadership within and i'm really proud of our transportation authority >> thank you, colleagues. i also want to acknowledge the work of other personnel committee members and thank you you for your time and effort in this. i've learned a lot in the process. i want to thank the hawkins company for your support and casting a wide net. i want to thank the mta staff and the

motion made by commissioner khan. public comment on the consent calendar items.earing no public comment. all in favor of accepting the it items listed under the consent calendar say i. all opposed? any extension. those items are accepted by unanimous consented. >> the public is well, to talk about the subject matter of the commission. they shall address the commission as a whole and not individually. under police commission rules of order the police nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by public. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel shall refrain from entering into discussion >> ladies and gentlemen the microphone is open for public comment. do we have any public comment? yes, ma'am >> thank you, commissioners. he's the cute it guy in the room. i'm coming to bear and bring again glad tidings. i want to contend the police department on the up your alley and it was handled and you did receive the accomodation. she is a force to be recognized with. she might be about that tall but with her command voice of here's to herd

when we went after gaddafi, we went after khan. he went into the black market operation himself and was selling nuclear weapons technology to the libyans. they were his best customer a. to the iraqis, north koreans, and we shut down khan's black market operation. we took out three major sources of proliferation. that in and of itself is reason enough for what we did to saddam hussein in iraq. the threat has not gone away. you may remember it was discovered in the spring of 2007 that a few months after new earth korea set off their first nuclear test that the north koreans had built a nuclear reactor a couple of producing plutonium in the eastern syrian desert. serious a mess today. imagine what would have happened if the israelis had not taken out that nuclear reactor. we also found from khan that pakistani officials were bribed for the latest technology for and reaching uranium. we know from a scientist who has seen it that the north koreans now have 2000 centrifuges operating to produce enhanced uranium. the nuclear program is be

you probably have cohorts and folks in other areas i will help you on that >> commissioner khan and a just very quickly to wrap up this. on the m l u issue thank you to the captain and for the chief for aedz that. i want to propose we come back after the school year starts and sees what the youth commission can be he helpful. i'll calendar it as needed so we get a status report back on that >> i'm going to wrap up my report. i can see how we can create a circumstance of suggestions of somebody not getting handed this hey, i'm not a criminal. so maybe we can put out information through the schools and a young people can also ask an officer for the pamphlet so it's given by request and not as a suggestion by anyone else's who likely to criticize a crime. so maybe a sticker. if they can't get him one maybe they can get one for him it keeps us talking. that conclusions my report >> thank you chief. thank you kohlman >> good evening director hicks. i believe we're on line item b >> the distribution of recent activities and presentation for the fiscal reports and comparing reports for janua

. >> the you tube numbers kept rising and he got letters from the middle east, africa. >> what sal khanmazing. >> now, he is funded by bill gates and offers web lectures on everything from history to economics to computer science. his videos are viewed million is of times. >> not only is it reaching millions of students right now but even if god forbid i got hit by a bus when i walked outside it would still be able to reach millions and maybe billions of stew kents. >> you happen to be good at teaching. >> i will take that as a compliment. >> it is a compliment. he is a great teach. >>> i hope that helps. see you in the next video. >> it is helping us learn a lot who are. >> it ision sighting that he gets kids so excited about math. >> yeah. >> in most parts of life things have gotten much better. cars, computers, cell phones. education no so much. >> remind 80 or 90 or 100 years and you would have the local band if you had a party that was the only gig in town. >> each village might have a story teller or sing. >>> exactly. once you have mass media coming out people say wait, why don't

i'm joyce khan. i'm the project sponsor for this project. in 20045 to the building department the owner sent me there and the building vice president approved the plan. they murder in the third degree the two stores together and the plan was approved and the construction was finished, you know, and business had been opened almost 10 years and all of a sudden we received a letter from the building person say they get a letter from the city and we need to apply the conditional use to legal lists the use. so i hope you - approve the project and we don't close our business >> any public comment on this item. okay public comment is closed >> i've bought stuffro there so i move for approval. >> at summer with 3 kids i like this place better than the restaurants (laughter). >> it looks like a proximity street sale is there any plans to clean up the front of that so it's more presentable (laughter). >> commissioners if there's nothing further there's a motion to approve (calling names) so moved commissioners that motion passes unanimously and places

someone with good news >> supervisor tilly khan deputy with the transportation authority. happy to answer the question those are large-scale project. if you recall the central freeway it was among the various departments and snugs >> bouquet stop you - sure. >> that helped with the project but in this case i mean in terms of such a large boulevard and potentially reducing the size we could potentially sell parcels. >> josh is managing the transit district system. >> sure certainly as you mentioned we sold publicly designed parcels but we'll have to figure out what land might be available for reis development. there are with redevelopment having wrapped up most of the parcels along gary are large they maybe under private ownership. we have some that might be available >> or right there in the center. >> or potentially right there in the center it would be like what designs would be available and the traffic flow and the pedestrian improvements to wind up at the end. you have to remember there's skinny they were some larger parcels that formerly were much large that would br

10:00 tonight featuring bacon cooking competition, bacon beauty panel into, bacon parade and bake khanes and i'm assuming a whole lot of food involving bacon. the event is being held at the san jose flea market. >> we expect almost 10,000 people here today at the flea market. >> i'm here because i want to pin the bacon on my own waistline. >> this is actually really fabulous. >> nicely done. >> thanks for watching. we'll be back in a couple minutes with more local news. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza absolutely empty except for that long line of construction trucks you see right there. good evening, everybody. i'm terry

a trial will start this month to see if khan is entitled to back pay. >> cupertino based apple is just hours from unveiling a new line prof ducts. the company is expected to roll out an update to the iphone model believed to be called iphone 5 s. it will be brighter coming in gold or champagne among other colors and a fingerprint scanner. an upgrade that you register to unlock the phone. investors seemed upbeat from that unveiling. it's a 1.6% jump. >> we'll see what they do. >> it appears final piece of safety hardware is installed on the bay bridge. a new stat you've a bearded troll is now in place in an unknown location. the troll meant to be a good luck charm modeled after a similar stut yu on the old span after the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. the troll removed from the old span and likely will be housed in a museum for park. and it kept us safe all of these years. >> it's safety equipment. >> when we come back we're going to have an u shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter

mike khan. i'm here to read a prepared statement by the owner. good afternoon commissioners, i have lived in for the last 28 years my kids grew up here. however, housing in this city is unaffordable for most people starting out in life. my kids can either move out of the city or we must have more space. i was trig to keep this tight committed family together and we will build a house next to hour house. we have long been planning this project for over 5 years because we have encountered numerous obstacles and delays but we've worked closely with the planning department to come up with a good design that will fit into our neighborhood while at the same time meeting the neighborhoods concerns. beef worked hard for the full support of the department. we request approval of this project so my kids can stay in the city that we love so much. we want to continue to be good citizens like we have long been for the last 28 years. thank you very much >> thank you. any further public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners how are you. i actually live acro

. >> commissioner khan. >> okay. well thank you for your presentation to the youth commission. i am always pressed. and your organized 10 or two years ago it's awesome. i want to ask about the m l u. if the draft m l u base i haven't seen it if that has a reference to the department 701 which the the juvenile justice commission that we adapted it's probably the best in the country. i'm wondering if that's referenced at all in the g l u if anyone knows. don't be shy. >> in the current draft of the understanding before the school district and the police department. >> i also want to bring up for the guides. they give - they explain what is information but the youth don't know don't touch a police officer. so i want to highlight that if anyone is watching on tv not just to know your rights but the best practice in intrashg with the officers. and the 421 video i think that's great and i want to see is it. so if you could send a copy to the youth director. and lastly, i want to go back to the i did not get economy what they ended with and see if captain la sar wants to address it >>

khan academy is a not-for-profit with a mission of providing a free world-class education for anyone,where. if you look at a khan academy video, they cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said, "we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance." we're like, "well, we're already doing that." and so it was kind of a perfect match. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. but chantix helped me do it. i told my doctor i think i'm... i'm ready. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. i knew that i could smoke for the first 7 days. i knew that i wasn't putting nicotine back into my body to try to qui

and after all this dancing, she actually danced her way through the video to khan way west. and you guessed it, she quit. she said take this job and shove it. now she plans to come back to the u.s., and that is definitely one way to say sayonara. >>> just ahead, football highlights and all your sports headlines. but first, our trivia question for you on this monday morning p. here it is. which nfl quarterback has the most scoring passes in the first month of the season? don meredith? peyton manning? or kurt warner? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> all right. check it out. before the break, we asked which nfl quarterback has the most scoring passes in the first month of the season. is it don meredith, peyton manning or kurt warner? the answer is peyton manning, has 16 breaking the record of 15 which is held by meredith and warner. let's get you the latest in sport s starting with "sunday night football." the patriots stayed undefeated. tom brady under pressure. but this cannon pass that you're about to see, thompson. look at that, the game, falcons met ryan with jus

dating back to the days before genghis khan - mongolian wrestling has a 7 thousand year history.n an age of rapid modernization this ancient form of fighting remains a celebrated tradition. >>there isn't any weight class, no fighting ring or weight division and there are times when a small wrestler is paired up with a much bigger one

diego khanning was sentenced to five years in prison last november. he was the man behind the wheel when matthew chester was hit and killed. he game eligible for patrol in march. a petition asking he get more time was created. matthews parents got a letter saying a patrol hearing is set for october 31st park. >>> lincoln park could be losing trees. bge needs to replace

we got the intelligence that were to occur not us always wanted to fight khan and had bought a combat suit and army boots that incriminating testimony that mainly came from his mother. as he was said to have condoned the terrorist attacks on the united states who was. what kind of man. the name's. everyone. first. we have. i kept seeing groups of people being taken away. in zero nine they were never seen again. for them to go before they blindfolded me they said they were taking me to my execution. in february two thousand and two diane bieber arise that guantanamo to work as a legal advisor to the camp's commanders. very strange plainclothes or detainees would show up wherever they came from there maybe these people you know whether their bodyguards of osama bin ladin are whatever their role is maybe there are pieces of information that are going to make a difference. and i sat in on hundreds and who knows maybe a thousand interrogations i don't know i saw so many it's a mind game it's trying to elicit information. of variety of different ways and playing on a person's ego playing on

we got the intelligence that were to occur not us always wanted to fight khan and had bought a combat suit and army boots that incriminating testimony that mainly came from his mother. as he was said to have condoned the terrorist attacks on the united states. was a. kind of man's. the name's. everyone. first. we have. i kept seeing groups of people being taken away. in the bone and they were never seen again. before they blindfolded me they said they were taking me to my execution. in february two thousand and two diane beaver arrives that guantanamo to work as a legal advisor to the camp's commanders. very strange claim those are detainees would show up wherever they came from there maybe these people you know whether their bodyguards of osama bin ladin are whatever their role is maybe there are pieces of information that are going to make a difference. and i sat in on hundreds and who knows maybe a thousand interrogations i don't know i saw so many it's a mind game it's trying to elicit information. of variety of different ways and playing on a person's ego playing on a person's lo

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