with the lanterns. it is a great collaboration. they are more connected with this community, but then to showcase them and their performance, their profession, the festival, and the most prestigious award of the year -- >> i want to thank you so much for sharing this insight with us here on "culture wire" and bringing this cultural tradition to san francisco. >> a thank you. >> the bards commission has played a leading role -- >> thank you. >> the bards communication has played a leading role. ®Ñdcommis sion has played a leading role. thank you for joining us. how did your organization, but being part of the parole festival? >> it is a way to organize communities -- how did your organization come to being part of the parole festival? >> it is a way to mobilize the communities. there is a lot of warmth, and a lot of the younger generation, a lot who are born here, second and third generation filipinos, they also really appreciate having this kind of event. >> you have a unique perspective begins you hav

street were members of the filipino cultural center's youth program, carrying traditional core role lanterns. on the side of the resort hotel is a projection titled "storylines." working with students from the art commission writer's corps program, paul organized a series of images with text captions. they will change every evening until a different -- and tell a different story. one block away, theodore watson has created an interactive installation that crosses over six street. spaces' begins with a photo capture station on the north side of the street that projects your face on to a building on the south side of the street. on opening night, the installation was an immediate hit with the crowd. we talked with the or what said about his remarkable installation. >> what inspired you to create this interactive piece? >> the work i typically do is kind of interactive installations or both indoor and also outdoor and public space. for me, what i'm most interested in is how we can use technology to make the city, which is typically quite a static environment architecturally speaking -- how can

what i have seen is the chinese people that they do a full chinese new year, lantern festival. now they are busy doing their own work, focusing their attention on pursuing domestic development. these are what i had seen and i don't want to see anyone making something out of thin air. [speaking chinese] >> translator: what i feel is actually in some countries, including some developed countries, the people they are as much on their minds. [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: people in those countries had seen that china has sustained an average 10% growth rate over the past 30 and more in its reform and development. it has lifted so many people out of poverty and it has succeeded in tackling the international financial crises. when people ask themselves, what is the secretive china in may kenobi's accomplishments? maybe we can spend more time studying this. [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: china is ready to exchange experiment experience to join on each other's strength in various fronts. we don't think that our road ahead w

everyone was coming in for a bunch of earthquake stuff, lanterns, space heaters, and it was kind of a rush. >> reporter: we checked with bay area airports. sfo is experiencing some delays. oakland delays are minimal, less than five minutes. but it's still a good idea to call ahead if you plan on taking a flight out or have someone to pick up. live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> let's get right to nick o'kelley. what are we seeing right now? >> just plain nasty out there. we've had the wind and we've had the heavy rain. first doppler radar, you can see there's a whole lot of rain moving in. very heavy rainfall in east san jose, tracking up the 880 and 608 corridor. there's also some indication on the doppler radar that a few of these cells are rotating. we don't have anyornadic activity at all, but these cells are definitely packing a punch. and the wind is the other part of that story. gusts right now across the bay area. gusts to 39 miles per hour. just in the last 45 minutes at oakland. 37-mile-per-hour winds at hayward. and 37-mile-per-hour winds at di sane.os j

street were members of the filipino cultural center's youth program, carrying traditional core role lanterns the side of the resort hotel is a projection titled "storylines." working with students from the art commission writer's corps program, paul organized a series of images with text captions. they will change every evening until a different -- and tell a different story. one block away,

lantern parade which takes place this wrekenton, a part of my constituency that is particularly blighted by that addiction? but he also comment on british on foundation research that shows that more than half of children's service across the uk have been exposed to cigarette smoke in cars, and that 86% of children what adults -- >> order. we have got the drift. >> the hon. gentleman makes a good point with repression. i certainly support nonsmoking day and, unlike in some previous years, i hope to meet its requirements in full this year. his point about smoking is not -- his point is about looking for to children and babies and smoking in cars is a good one. whenever people have done in the past, the facts show that they really should range their behavior. -- really should change their behavior. i am not sure whether it is possible to legislate in that area. we needed change in attitudes, which he is helping to lead with the british law foundation and others. ung foundation lo and others. >> gesture was international women's day and today great trade figures and export growth were announ

to basketball red lantern heading to the playoffs the hawks booking their eastern conference berth after seeing off new jersey on home courts atlanta taking control with a nineteen zero run early in the game that josh methanol for for enjoying each other's company smith the months long as we're here to go would finish with twenty three points twelve points for the hosts on the ballot to johnson effort from the on the on the first quarter thirty two fifteen the hawks judy we stirred something to twenty six points by half time this slowed down a little after the break but the nets never really got to this ninety eight eighty seven how it ended atlanta knowledge on chicago boston miami. in the press. corps for. the highlights of the martial arts here for some bloggers help and over the weekend in moscow the world super cup taking place in the country where the sport came into existence some seventy five years ago more than two hundred fifty athletes from twenty six countries taking to the match in the russian capital the majority of the podium places going to russian practitioners both in t

oil's retreat and hong kong stocks are also high approved by the rosy earnings outlook for chinese lanterns. here in russia markets resume trading after a two day break the r.t.s. is a quarter of a percent higher and the rise it was a part of the energy stocks have boosted boosting the in this is on high oil prices banking stocks are also in the black cotton the trend is noised nickel that's losing one point two percent on top of horses. and all is drifting lower although fundamental support remains as turmoil in the middle east showing no signs of abating brant is trading at one hundred twelve dollars a barrel together with. which has dropped to one point one hundred four dollars per barrel. cost of insuring russian dead against default is falling to its lowest levels in more than two years already helping the world's largest energy exporter cut this year's record borrowing. the so-called credit default swaps slipped to one hundred twenty three in the last two weeks the biggest drop of any nation investors' confidence that russia's ability to repay debt is growing up to the conflict in lib

unions that's happening across america join me to discuss this story schaffer campus reporter for the lantern i don't highest state university in columbus cory thanks so much for joining us they stare at me and i appreciate you now there have been. reports of some people say that eight thousand people came out to protest in front of the capitol that was reuters a.f.l.-cio so there were twenty thousand people did you have to be there or see with your own eyes you have a guesstimate. you know i wasn't there to you know i was there yesterday there were voting but they were talking in canadia got it yesterday that i got from the state house was eighty five. eighty five people that's still a lot of people considering that you know we don't so often see americans come out to the streets the way that we have in the last few weeks. yeah it's nowhere is being used in a data center anything like that because just historically because madison it was causing such more. labor history but yeah i mean it's great to see people whether there's a little bill or against the bill in a way just people coming out

she's launched her own i phone out she's made a series of flamboyant public appearances and she's lantern aims to happen a dozen different consumer products ranging from clothing to vodka as the rumors growth she's about to enter the world of politics and his priorities seem to be changing she wrote on her website before returning to moscow in july two thousand and ten i aspired to personal harmony i was more concerned with my own happiness but in due course my ideology changed i came to understand the fulfillment in life comes from helping those around me. that sounds like a politician ask me and it's also made a return to social media she has accounts on twitter and facebook but she hasn't sent out very many tweets and we're not friends with her on facebook so we couldn't going to much information about her but we do know that she's following the white house on their twitter account so maybe she's trying to stay updated on what's really taking place here in the u.s. either way and as media blitz is still big news in russia here in the u.s. and all around the world. now since today is in

everyone was coming in for a bunch of earthquake stuff, lanterns, space heaters.ou know, it was kind of a rush. >> if you are headed out onto the roadways, take it slow. the conditions are very slick out there this morning. lawmakers in san francisco will take a good, hard look at caltrain's budget problems this week. the examiner reports on tuesday the chief of the cash-strapped rail operator will update the board of supervisors on the shortfall. how planned cuts will affect service and it's possible caltrains will end weekend service on events like giants games and bay to breakers as well. the city of san francisco may invest redevelopment funds in the quest to bring 49ers to town. lawmakers will consider a deal at a meeting tomorrow night. the plan would give $4.5 million in new stadium money to the 49ers to make sure that it is used for construction. the deal would let lawmakers skirt around the governor's plan to steer funds towards education programs instead. money give on the team they say is ultimately investing in new jobs and tax dollars for the school d

. >> reporter: we wondered the same thing so we invited bob lantern a workforce consultabsent who works with organizations who match people to jobs. he said the website on its own won't get them jobs but coupled with their networking and marketing website it will help. >> i think it will be, you know, kind of like the full monty type of technique where the un employed workers kind of went out there and put themselves out there. >> reporter: he did have one suggestion that they put their full resumes on the site. >> it is important to not leave any information out. you have very few seconds to get an employer's attention. and so you want to make it as easy as possible to find out as much as possible about you. >> reporter: the first day the signs were up they got 700 hits on their website. more importantly, it is already getting results. >> i have an interview last thursday. it was a phone interview. it came from our billboard. >> awsome. >> so i think that's exciting. [ applause ] >> reporter: and people in this group have been unemployed anywhere from six months to more than two years.

they are great books and the more that your read at home for fun and leave the video games a lantern of the tv tv, if you become lifelong readers you can do anything you want to do. one quick story. my parents were crazy. guess 70 tv's we had in my house? eight? o. i had to sneak over to my friend's house to watch tv instead my parents read to us every night. we did not understand that but it installed stations still the love of reading, whenever it might be, stories, mysteries, comic books, non-fiction, just read for fun if you do that you will do very, very well the rest of your lives. are you ready to hear a story? greenish eggs and ham. have you heard that before? i am samberg out i am sam. sam i am. that sam i am i do not like that sam i am. deal like green aches and ham? >> i do not like them and sam i am. >> would you like them here or there? >> i would not like them anywhere. i do not like the green asean ham i do not like them a sam i am. >> do like them in a house would you like them with a mouse? >> i do not like them in the house. i do not like them with the mouse. i do n

what i have seen in fact the chinese people had a joyful lunar chinese new year, the lantern festival, they are busy doing their own work, they are focusing their attention on pursuing domestic development. these are what i have seen and i don't want to see anyone making something out of thin air. when i view actually in some countries, including some developed countries, the people there have much on their minds. people in those countries have seen that china has sustained an average 10% growth rate over the past 30 and more in its reform and development. it has lifted so many people out of poverty and it has succeeded in tackling the international financial crisis and people ask themselves what is the secret of china in making all these accomplishments? maybe we can spend more time studying this. china is ready to exchange experience with other countries and aw on eac other's rength inursuing various fronts. d llalloth, we vehe confibl in this way we will be able to live with each other in harmony. china and the e.u. are two major economies in the world and we are each at a crucial