and commissioner, lau was kind of asking the similar questions because i was confused about the dates, because the document was issued on august the 12 and this it dates the availability of funds, july first, yes. >> we are talking about it in october. >> so let me clarify that. >> and the funding, actually was available, in july, but, because the late notice and everything else, we some decided to actually start and were able to start sooner, but for us, with our other things going on, we said and we will not be able to, and so for us, we, told the state, that we will implement our program, it will be from october through june. and the money is actually available. and you know, we were finally got the contract from the state and the paperwork has been signed, but, we can't complete the grant process, until we have this approved by the commission, as well. >> and my follow up question is, it seems like a lot to accomplish with a little less than $120,000. and there is no actual program budget in support of this. that i saw. but i see how you are going to spend that money to accomplish

i'm angie lau.ys makes its trading debut in bangkok today, but recent airline ipos haven't had a particularly smooth flight. we've been taking a look at this. in fact, quite turbulent, you could say. >> yes, quite turbulent for lots of airlines that have ipos in the last few years. bangkok airways ipos last month at $494 million. bangkok air plans to use the money to buy 18 new planes and compete with other regional airlines and it offers flights to various resort destinations in southeast asia, myanmar, malaysia, china, japan. while the odds of a successful business, though, are maybe against it because as we it's been a turbulent market for airlines. they have failed to capitalize on a surge in passenger numbers. you know, asia is growing. its middle class is growing. that's fueling travel demand. but a dozen new carriers in the past decade, well, that has pushed the industry toward over capacity and made it unprofitable. now an investment manager at asset management in hong kong says that investi

there is no need to try to save the next day, try to reach exact lau e what i have done. i'm just a humble person who has a couple questions. so, thank you. >> don't forget to e-mail us and let us know when you arrive. >> i think i already have a couple advocacy videos and they do great works and it took some effort with their local networks to get some paving done. there is a park in taipei that has a water fall that is very beautiful that for a long time it was unaccessible. they worked out with other advocates to get that park paved from all the way to the water fall and have beautiful ramps to restrooms and a bridge, a ramp that goes all the way around so someone with a mobility device can go there with a loved one and share that moment of the water fall. so yes, i will get back in touch with you. >> i have a comment. derek, it's really been a pleasure working with you as a councilmember of mdc and also even with the independent living resource center. i really admire you as such a young person that has so much talent. i really admire you and i'm going to really miss

second will be strengthen the implementation of the lau plan, supporting programs and services for english-language learner, including increased access two to district information in their home language. no. 3 is support the momentum for vision 2025 including the implementation of sfusd's building the digital district plan. next one is strengthening the implementation of the restorative practices. building stronger connections with families to improve school climate and culture, and the next point will be advocating for racial equity, especially in the delivery of special education. services, the implementation of safe and supportive school initiative and supporting african-american achievements and our last one is continue our work on the local control and accountability plan. the lcap. including actively participating on the lcap task force, and reaching out to families for a community engagement campaign in the spring. >> project teams are in the process of meeting and developing initial ideas and proposals to the full pac to decide on each project. our next meeting we'll host a meeting to suppo

assistance program, education snap, ed, contract sp 1415-06, and all subsequent ad mendments staff, linda lau. could i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> second. >> it is moved and seconded. >> okay. >> good morning commissioner and director, our department of aging adult services is requesting approval to enter in a new contract with the california department of aging, and to participate in one-time program called the supplementary nutrition assistance program, education, and it is called snap ed for short and the state, actually, received 2.5 million dollars, of federal funding, and to fund that 20 par participating area agencis on aging and we are one of them. and so san francisco, we are based on the interstate funding for that and we will be receiving 119,000, and 84 dollars for the fiscal year of 14, 15 and we have an agreement with the state, to select three low income senior news sites or housing sites, and that meets the requirements which is 185 percent of federal poverty level for the dem graphics and we propose to it and the project is several found and one of the ideas is

. >> yes, and anyway i used to tell stories and make them lau laugh. i would see films. i don't know how it would happen but i would see a film on a saturday morning and tell the story that afternoon. but i remember there was an actor henry r. nava. this anyone remember henry and woes are here? [laughter] >> near children. >> they were before abedin castillo. they were a great comedy. my god i am old. [laughter] >> they were hilarious and there was an actor in that it just amused "the hill" out of me. he was a sanitation worker and he was upset because he could be losing his job soon because the horses were going in the cars were coming in and the force who was not there to be. [laughter] anyway i imitated him for my cousins all the time. >> could you spend a minute before we move on on how you got to college, how you got to college. that is for me put your whole life together. you have been listening to father coughlin who was the predecessor in many ways of some of the extreme right-wing talk radio in those days and of course being a radio person that scene struck me w

. >> you find your saevrlingz the longer you're married -- [ lau [ laughter ]. >> that's a sample of last night's performance in the bahamas where cosby make a joke about marriage. she got a standing ovation as i said and that happened to be a benefit for women's service organization. lawyers continue to deny a number of allegations against the 77-year-old comedian saying that accusers are coming out of the woodwork with fab indicated or unsubstantiated stories. >>> the city of furgeson, missouri is bracing for grand jury decision tonight to when an officer should be charged in the death of michael brown. even president obama is urging calm. in an interview with "abc news" the president told protesters not to use jury decision as excuse for violence. meanwhile fbi sent 100 additional agents into furgeson. that city you'll recall was marked by sometimes violence clashes after 18-year-old group was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. state police been given new guidelines on keeping the community vaiv and allowing protest others to express themselves. furgeson said police officer

he says this boom ag laus him to set the record straight. >> pretty -- >> full of honesty.e a book that had lies in it or covered up the truth. that's about marion barry with his integrity, what i'm doing. if you want to find out more about that, read the book. you see it. the book is about over coming great odds. it's about hope, it's about inspiration, it's about vision, it's about tenacity and it's about having a big vision of what needs to be done. >> reporter: the headlines are already focusing on the crack cocaine bust in the vista hotel in 1990, comparing him to toronto mayor rob ford who was also caught smoking crack. he says he's ready to take on the national media. >> i don't have to answer. >> here is the headline in the "new york post." >> that rag? the "new york post"? >> the cracked out life of marion barry. they call you the original rob ford, comparing you to the mayor of toronto. >> i'm not going to fall for that. that's craziness. i'm going to focus on what i wrote in this book and the life and times of marion barry, giving help, giving hope, giving inspir

east germany sal lauing its citizens to go anywhere they wish. >> east jer germany's leaders have taken a sledgehammer to the wall. there's no longer any point of it being there. a prospect that no one could have predicted a year ago or a month ago. >> this has been a city physically divided for 28 years, now come together east and west in a spontaneous outburst of emotion. >> reporter: this could be the first move to dismant telling berlin wall that has stood as the most painful symbol of a divided germany since it was built in 1961. >> reporter: one after another, drivers and passengers alike say they plan to use their new freedom to spend a weekend in west germany to take a look at how the other half live. >> reporter: every one coming here receives about $50. many west german businesses are staying open round the clock to pick up goods to take home. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of east germans storm the streets of west berlin. it was like a sea of people. >> this morning a new hole was made in the berlin wall. yesterday the bridge opened up. to many of us these are just place

his victory comes as his wife is speaking out for the first time in an exclusive interview with matt lau lauer, taped before the decision. >> i can't imagine that you were pb calm when you started to realize exactly what happened in that elevator. can you describe those emotions? >> i was furious. we came home and we didn't talk the entire ride -- i didn't speak to him the entire ride home, and he tried to speak to me and i didn't want to hear anything, and i just knew he hit me and i was completely over it and was done and didn't want to hear anything, and i didn't want to entertain him or anything that he had to say or explanation, and in my mind and heart, i knew our relationship would not be over because i know that this is not us and it's not him. >> the big question now centers on rice's professional life. will another team make him an offer to suit up. >> with ray rice, there is going to be an unknown. >> rice won his appeal after arguing the nfl was punishing him twice for the same offense, and the nfl suspended rice for two games in june upon learning about the incident in the e

. >>> governor terry mcauliffe wants everyone to share the risk of future rocket lau a rocket owned by orbital science exploded last month. according to the dispatch, the government wants orbital sciences to pitch in if their rockets cause damage to the site in the future. right now, orbital is only responsible for its own equipment. the governor wants the federal go to pitch in for repairs to the launch pad. >>> starting today, y park for free if you're flying out of dulles airport. it's called flight car. a concept that's gaining some steam across the country. nothing is truly free. what you'll have to do to avoid paying for parking. >> this is definitely an idea for people who think a little outside the box. here is how it works. you drop off your car at a location close to dulles airport. flight car employees giva ri in a town car to an airport. then your car becomes a rental car for someone else while you're away. the company pays you 10 cents a mile for the distance the car is driven. th take pictures of your car so they can document any damage that might happen. and they are ins

we is have a host of lawyers we are watching everything in this lau election because we've already seen what people will try to do in the lens lay chur. best way to overcome this is to vote. all that didn't vote in 2010, vote. we're calling on people to turn out massively, make sure that this is not an off year election and we're already seeing good signs of that. >> do you think voters understand that if the republicans get the senate, that there will not be a raise in the minimum wage in this country? >> i think that's why a lot of them are voting. they already know for instance with thom tillis, i don't have to talk endorsement, i can talk what he's already done. he said minimum wage was a dangerous idea. so he's already signals. he said 2that he will repeal obamaca obamacare. so he's saying people with a pre-existing condition should not be covered. they have resisted any conversation about living wages and labor rights. that's why i started in the mountains up in mitchell county, 99% white, 89% republican, and we had organizers up there. and today this greensboro is the 42nd march

lau laura. >> the kids are still heading to school, keeping roads clear with the snowplows, as well. stay warm, dillon. >>> coming up in the "today" show, what a snap they're having there. >> but grudgingly they're going to school. time now to check your forecast outside. this sa decidedly less snowy bay bridge out there on your tuesday veterans day morning. and there is one way to do winter covered head to toe, like you said, in a full coat with snow. or we could spend it pleasantly here. >> yeah. california is not included and i think they're happy about that. plus, we have a drought. so you know what? the good news is a lot of rain coming your way as we get into the latter portion of the week. but going back to that story, that is the first of two polar vortex scenarios. but they're going to have to deal with back to back potentially for the next two weeks. now, for us we've got rain on the way and a little bit of cold. temperatures are still going to stick in the 60s. it's not too bad out there even with that rain cooled air coming in by thursday. but let's talk about your vetera

i am angie lau. markets trading in the asia-pacific. this is what it looks like. seeing japanese equities starting off in the green, and it it is extending gains at the start of the trading month. and the week as well. seeing a, but we are selloff with korean equities as well as australian equities. .8% down ahead of the chinese emi data coming out later this morning. squads of riot police have moved into the main democracy protest site in hong kong, clearing campaigners from the street around government offices. there have been scuffles, there have been arrested. rosalind chin is there. rosalind, what can you tell us about what is happening right now? >> good morning, angie. m sincehave remained cal confrontations an hour and a half ago. protesters seem to be dissipating a little here at the main protest right in admiralty, but i think they are just moving to other parts of the protest site instead of gathering in the central area where they had been earlier. this morning, we saw competition between police and protesters. police clearing protesters off road.g wo

up," i am "first angie lau. get straight to australia right now to see how the stock is reacting to the rate cut there you have it -- cut. there you have it! led by mining companies and energy stocks. we have that dollar strengthening right now. cut itsafter the pbo .nterest rate to 2.105% it is interesting to see how the miners are reacting to that exchange. >> look at that dramatic gain. the numbers are up by 5%, and they are falling 50% per share. iron ore,stocks show iron ore, iron ore. an eight and a half the bigincrease, and one of course you can see is up by 4% here. that is the most in two years. and we are also seeing more here, these miners really are on a tab, and they are driving that steel increase as well. and we will show you the australian dollar which is here. on friday there was a significant pop to that, likenately, it did pop this, and that has caused a bit of a strengthening. this is reacting to the chinese rate riot. it is still about iron ore stocks. that is leading the investment stories

i'm a yvonne man standing in for angie lau. let's get straight to markets in the asia-pacific.own 1.28% now. iron ore extending the route, below $70. the australian dollar dropping as well. we are looking at japan just opening. the nikkei, let's take a look -- up 0.5% right now. dollar-yen weakening. that new figure coming from japan, breaking news, factory output up 2%. the kospi opening up. openingan won 0.24%. samsung extending the rally from thursday with shares opening up in seoul, up about 7%. you may remember yesterday when they had massive restructuring, buy back about $2 billion, and selling its chemical business. lots of data out of japan today. shery ahn has been following those stories for us. >> inflation. consumer appliances still in positive territory. this is in line with expectations but slower than 3% we saw in september. cpi measures but consumers actually pay. that includes a sales tax hack -- sales tax hike back in april. we have to strip off those numbers and that would still make it less than 2% inflation target that the boj has for japan. coming in atate

longer can find themselves with tens of thousands of dollars of new debt, depending on their state's laus for collecting these deficiency judgments. simply, your agency has the duty to protect taxpayers but demanding payment from borrowers who already documented they can't repay seems both expensive for fhfa, who must pay the collectors and obviously harmful to the borrowers who can't escape debt on a home they don't even now own. how do you ensure that deficiency judgment cases are only brought when borrowers can truly repay? >> well, we are in the middle of a thorough review of fanny and freddie's practices and policies related to deficiency judgments. there may be as a result of that analysis an indication that we were spending more on that process than we were getting out of it. and that there will need to be a different criteria, but we haven't reached that conclusion yet, but we are evaluating it carefully and we're doing it as we do with every other decision based on actual information and research and documentation that we have access to. it's a more recent evaluation that's not s

. >> i'm angie lau. also coming up, warren buffett has some advice for potential airline investors.half of the asian carriers listing are trading below their sales prices. the suspect in the hong kong double murder case is due before a magistrate. he's a 29-year-old british banker. we will have the latest from the court. and on the road with the jacksons. the brothers launch a talent search in china. all that and more in this monday edition of "asia edge." the impact ofe the china data playing out in the markets. david is here to look at the reaction. >> let's take a look at the equity markets. we have a lot of data, a lot of china this morning. what we are seeing across the mage and -- the region is mixed. kospi, hang seng, australia, all lower.

i am standing in for angie lau. the shanghai hong kong exchange linkup is still bubbling.ast month, to be and the world is still waiting, and while it does, another chinese city is flashing on the radar is a strong contender. they are heading south. >> that is right. it could be a strong contender. it could be. the benchmark in tian tian -- shenzhen is record high. and it is delayed. it was effectively agreed on last month. it has not happened. a bit of concern about why it has been postponed for now, and what are the issues. , are already looking elsewhere more realistic and perhaps a more reliable area. and they keep saying soon. going tosure it is happen in the next two weeks. we shall see. but again, they are on the hong kong border. he cuts theyve stocks, techare hasks, and the stock market rallied significantly. that is one of the reasons why shanghai has that link. already, there has been a more or less agreed-upon situation with foreign investors. a stable environment, and the about why theyis should look elsewhere. >> ok, it looks like an attractive contender, but

i'm standing in for angie lau. to australia we go. it sent oesterle upon stocks going up there.et's go to new zealand. not much movement either. we are counting down to the open in japan and korea. less than one hour away. let's go to japan right now. futures pointing to a higher open their. closed up 5/10 of 1%. weakening. g-20 leaders have wrapped up their summit in brisbane, promising to create growth and jobs. man onlen is bloomberg's the spot. is live from brisbane. the summit is being seen as a success? >> absolutely. the australian government is congratulating itself on a successful summit. that growth target was raised ever so slightly. the plan now is to add 2.1 percent to global growth by 2018. it's going to be reviewed by the imf, who say the target is possible if the g-20 nation implements the 800 initiatives that were discussed in brisbane over the weekend. making really the rub, it happen. even tony abbott in his opening address talked of the difficulties he has had in getting some of his budget measures through a divided senate. let's not forget that budget was pr

we have to follow the supreme court case lau here and we can't just say i think this particular search was reasonable even though there wasn't a wasn't. if it doesn't fall within a delineated exception, you have to get a wasn't based on probable cause. within those there is room for balanceing. what i would say about that is first of all the courts do their balancing when they do a review but congress has a role as well. and when congress does the balancing, on behalf of the people, i would agree with what i believe dan said, which is this is a choice for the public to make. this needs to be a public choice and an informed choice, not a choice made in secret by a small number of officials but by the public because this is a democracy. so we need to have the information about what the security threat is, how that threat could be mitigate bid the collection of this information, and what exactly is going to be the effect on either side. the other quick point i would make is that in balancing tests, national security is too often a trump card. the words are uttered and we're done. the kate

. >> i want to say after having met the sergeant when he came home, and followed up on pneumonia laus occasions with friends and family, i'm very, very worried about him, and i've mentioned this. i'd just like to ask anybody out there in the sound of our voice to pray for him and to offer your support, because he's going to need all the help he can get. he was already diagnosed with the tsd, and the seven months in prison only made it worse, and i'm very concerned about his well-being. he's a very troubled young man, and he needs our thoughts and our prayers. >> i agree whole-heartedly with that. our veterans, when they come back with the post traumatic stress, it's very difficult, but then to be put in that situation where that condition is being exacerbated, we all need to keep him in our thoughts and prayers, because it's not going to be easy for him. i wanted to publicly thank you for your determination and i think that this committee had a lot to do with it under your leadership. i yield back. >> thank you very much. the members of the subcommittee will be permitted to submit wri

. >>> you can see this morning, lau laura, good morning to you. of that fog. that sun is already out in full force. in today's spectacular conditions as we honor our nation's veterans. 68 degrees in the heat of the day here in the south bay. 64 meanwhile for san francisco. north bay is looking good for the mid 60s with rain on the bay by 8:00 tomorrow. more on this, coming up. >>> we have a very light volume of traffic. we have westbound 92 across is san mateo bridge. slowing a slowdown. we had an earlier fender bender across that. also look at the map and we're talking about a smoother drive coming off of 880. not a major concern, wv 92. southbound 101, a build down the peninsula. overall, a live volume of traffic. there's your pattern for the south bay. typical tuesday pattern, but no backup at the toll plaza. back to you. >> what a difference there. thanks so much. happy veterans day to you. ♪ >>> i remember feeling a force telling me it's not -- you're >>> i remember feeling a force telling me it's not -- you're not coming here. this is not yo