the stream became a tide as more vietnamese, cambodian, and land lau and hmong refugees began to come to the u.s.. president jimmy carter raised the quota to 14,000 per month in 1979 and there remained a challenge of bringing refugees to a level of self-sufficiency. to meet these needs, congress passed a landmark legislation, the refugee act of 1980. this is the act under which we operate today. it aimed to fix the inefficiencies in the program and maintained much of the pre-existing program, but aimed to make it more permanent and stable. it capped refugee annual entry at 50,000. it facilitated the resettlement of record freeze provided funding for programs, it was the first general refugee act. until 1980, the united states had been under criticism from the helping people who were anti-communist, rather than people who needed to be helped. refugee policy critics argued, we should not be driven by cold war geopolitics, but by international laws and norms. the 1980 refugee act is important, because it redefined refugee in american law. it defines refugees as any person outside his or

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robert how lau thank you john that's a good looking forecast i like it all right let's check in on traffic here forecast looks good to at least for now. >>and how is your time to get on out there no problems heading into san francisco are delay free and trouble free all the way across up. continuing to the skyway and out to one oh one to 80 the central freeway 92 a little busy but not bad we already have some crowding out west of the toll plaza off and on leaving hayward some were brake lights. but no the problem so you're at the limit so far in under 30 minutes from hayward over to send the tail we'll check more bridges coming up a little bit later. the state is shutting down new unemployment insurance claims for the next 2 week it's in order to combat causes of fraud. this comes after the governor strike team released a report saturday with recommendations to reduce fraud and tackle backlog issues impacting the employment development department jessica mensch breaks down the plan and what it means for you since the pandemic began delayed unemployment benefits in cases of fraud has plague

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it's a very strong point for him to say gavin newsom has out laued or is going to phase out gas powered cars and trucks. look at those democrats, they're going to take away your guns and your trucks and cars. he didn't go there. he didn't explain what he meant by crazy out in california. i think that was another lost opportunity. le needs to assess those lines, those points and slow it down a lot. but for president trump, that's been part of his success, that off-the-cuff intimate style with the audience, letting it fly, has made him very popular with his grassroots. that has been his strong point to date. but now -- i think that may have been a turning point. >> interesting. it can be a strength and it can be a weakness. now i get to the question i usually start with and that is who won? who do the polls suggest? >> i think there's no question for president trump this was not a good night. undecided voters, women, some of the blue collar voters he needed to win over in swing states, a pollster came away saying many of those vetters say they're not going to vote at all. that's the first

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sophie: joining us now for more on the markets is the portfolio manager, louis lau. where areion shift, you seeing the opportunity when it comes to beaten-down sectors? is quitek it interesting. i think investors are getting tired of the high valuations in technology and beneficiaries of the pandemic so in terms of where we think funds can shift to, banks definitely deserve a second look at some of the provisions might be coming off next year from loan losses. energy can be another area that could be beneficiary and within industrials, auto stocks could also be a place where some of the funds could go into, especially for car companies that are expected to beef up the electric vehicle lineup. tohie: calls to allocate ems, those have ramped up. pulling up the chart in asia to see what has been going on in china across the board in asia, the gap to the u.s., that is nearing a record when it comes to the yield gap and liquidity concerns are driving a flatter yield curve in china as the pboc has been holding back from its aggressive using. with the long end supported, wh

. >> so basically trump is to blame for all natural disasters, lau laura. looked at the carbon emissions, which is the gold standa standard. trump's carbon emissions are lower at any time in his eight-year administration. take a look. it's on the epa figures there. it's game over if we're looking for carbon emissions. if that is the standard, trump wins. >> laura: that's why they want to keep us locked down. they want no carbon emissions, no productivity. >> that drives it town. >> laura: meanwhile in california, trump was getting kudos on his effort to focus on the wild fires from governor gavin newsome. >> i want to thank you and acknowledge the work that you've done to be here in terms of your response to our requests, 14. we were talking to mark. may be a record that the states received and the major disaster declaration. >> that was a big moment for the president there, to get such acc co -- accolades from the governor of california given the bad words in recent weeks toward trump. joe biden is continuing this environmental argument. he had an environm

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. ♪ >> lau >> laura: seventh circuit judge amy coney barrett is widely expected to be president trump'sto b fill the supreme court seat led by ruth bader ginsburg. who is she? we sent raymond arroyo to new orleans to talk to some of the people who know her best. her friends, and her sister. for the first time, a member of the coney family response to the savage criticism surrounding the people of the prayer group and unbelievable stuff that's been written about that. here is raymond's report. >> amy coney barrett story starts here in louisiana, a suburb of new orleans. she went to school at st. catherine of siena behind me, and her father, mike, has been a deacon in this parish for nearly 40 years. she grew up in this neighborhood and a big family of seven, a loving family, where she learned some important lessons. as her sister megan shared with me. >> everyone has a role in this family, everybody. what was amy's role in your family? >> i think leadership. she used to be the one to organize games and things, we would get together at my grandparents' house and she would come take charge

here today to lead this march and made a point of saying they're able to march throughout the city of laust their message out without violent acts from downtown west louisville to east louisville, marching in the streets, to send a message directly to the attorney general to release the transcript from the grand jury proceeding. >> that seems like the big issue wlrk the attorney general will release the transcript. jason, what is the latest thought in louisville? is that likely to happen, not happen? >> reporter: look. listen to what breonna taylor's mother had to say the other day. she has very little faith in the system. i've spoke within legal experts on the ground from the state and they say it's unlikely. also the same feeling is there's no way the case would have got on the this point, wolf, had it not been for people coming out, marching in the streets, repeati repeati repeating brian repeating breonna's name. they're hoping it could change the attorney general's mind. >> jason carroll on the scene for us in louisville. the protesters are marching as you can see peacefully. we'll ke

. >> now you see why he sticks to the teleprompter speeches, lau laura.andidate, this would be curtains, the end of the run. and people are worried about the bob woodward quote? at least trump and his audience can be understood. [chanting "we love you"] >> laura: yeah, saying "we love you" to the president. cnn did a puff piece on biden. when no one shows the clips you get together, raymond, by the way, no one. this was their main take away. >> empathy is joe biden's superpower, and he applies it to everything. >> now, i heard that, laura, but when left to his own devices, biden is to empathy what cardi b is to modesty. here he is interacting empathetically with workers. >> i tell you what, you know, you iron workers are all nuts, anyway. you got to be crazy. but then again, it helps, it helps. >> [bleep]. >> laura, the narrative of empathy is totally blown when you see those clips when he is off script. i always say it is the vivacity, it is the vigor of a candidate that wins the day. when you look at biden unscripted, hard to see how this campaign makes

not a iphone announcement yet >> you have $130 price target on the shares we do not have an i fiphone lauay are people just pushing that into 2021 in terms of the run up of apple share prices thinking 2020 social securiit's a write you have this maiamazing year >> iphone demand never goes away if you want to buy one, you wait until it comes out this is delayed by a few weeks it would imply by late september, early october, they should be a formal apple iphone event. >> steve, as i understand it, there's in power cord with this watch. there may not be power cord with the iphone 12. what is heck is going on here in. >> lisa jackson, the head of apple's environmental initiative said we're not going to include cords or chargers in this new apple watch as an environmental move to kind of save resources it's been a big initiative for apple moving carbon neutral. saves them a few bucks >> they just assume you have one? i don't understand >> you probably have a million iphone chargers laying around. how many people have a ton of extra apple watch chargers laying around. probably not many people >

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yeah, there are ways all that you can protect yourself because look at what we saw yesterday lau lie. >>red skies ash falling and i know you guys mentioned that we're going to see more of that today. but it's important to reduce your. >>activities outdoors if you can know daria you suggested, here a fire that could be a great thing for people as if you have a mask and a really heavy duty star to wed like what i have all right now today's the day to wear it and put it on james and darya. >>i mean those air cleaners are expensive to i got one hamad out for my brother and i understand they're kind of selling out anyway you might want to try like amazon or something in reyna your advice was good too so not only have the mask when you go out but stay inside keep the windows closed. that's the best way to keep the bad air out well and rain and one of the thing to you i know you are having some respiratory issues with the allergies and stuff. >>and i get seasonal allergies to and although it didn't affect me so much that way i notice my eyes i couldn't go very long outside without having to

with us now emily lau chairwoman of the international affairs committee of hong kong's democratic party she was previously a member of the lives that of council as well as a thank you for your time protesting during a pandemic and under a new security law from beijing do you think it is effective was it effective today well i guess the hong kong people and the international community is should know that people are not going to if. they are very angry and then determine now we have. 19 independent social distancing. not more than 2 people at the reigning public at any time and with the national security you know all home growing over us but still you see these 100 students all people turning out and they have like 2000 or more police officers to try to stop the people so we're not going to stop and what we can for is justice what we call is democracy and we want the bating regime to address 10. people just will not want to give me like a bad penny keep turning i have. but you do know the consequences now don't you i mean you can disagree with the security lower as much as you want in a l

. >> what are the key factors that play into that uncertainty is the potential lack of a system lause of the key ones how closely are you focused on that >> sure. you know, we kind of have the milestone forming in washington which is setting up all kinds of uncertainties, whether it's government shutdown, whether it's covid-19 response, whether it's the election, whether it's fiscal stimulus. yeah, it's going on. this is layer on top of layer on top of layer coming from it washington i think that's very unfortunate. it is getting better that is really supporting the marketplace. i think we have the kind of fundamental situation that is improving although not rapidly so it is improving combined with this milestone emanating from washington >> i you feel like we had had uncertainty, rich, this whole time we had uncertainty since march over whether we get a vaccine and whether we get enough treatments and testing and whether we would have a second wave or the first wave would erupt in new states. the markets went up and climbed that wall of uncertainty did it get overextended? >> sara,

believe because they're funded separately and that removes any you are general toy get another system laus the stocks selling off charlie, what number do you think you need to see, the market needs to see for your more cyclical stocks to get a short term boost is getting a stimulus bill over the line important in your eyes? >> i put it down the list. we should not lose track of the covid-19 numbers my numbers have been getting better the number of new cases is way down hospitalizations are down almost in half. and so activity by the way around labor day at least anecdotally was very good. that is a number one factor for the cyclicals. the second one we need is, frankly, the politics. it is a very fluid situation there is outcomes that the market wouldn't like there are none that market loves. but some are better than others. when the polls move that does matter and then i always say this the market is a luittle old fashioned when it likes to trade. so when we start looking like we're going to get angry at china again for all their problems, that always makes the market a little nervous. >>

our next presenter will be mele lau smith from sfusd. >> thank you, chair haney, and i think we have a -- hopefully a short slide deck for you, if that can be loaded. what i am just going to update on today is the presentation that we had at the board of education on tuesday and outline the roles that sfusd will take moving forward to collaborate with dcyf and the city in the community hub. so next slide, please. i won't spend too much time because we've talked about the community hub initiative a lot. so we know that it's designed to provide in-person support and following the public health guidelines and being neighborhood based and focusing on our most vulnerable student populations. next slide. we also know that dcyf is the main organizer in executing the initiative, including sf in demand, focal students and conducting registration, and that dcyf and other student partners are organizing and providing the staffing, technology, and materials for the community hub. next slide, please. we also know that the public health guidance currently requires that schools remain closed, and t

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one of the reasons i married george bush was he made me lau laugh. this was written after the death of our beloved dog, the one that wrote the best-selling book about life in the white house and donate all the proceeds to literacy. the book made over a million dollars for my foundation. george used to say you work all your life and finally obtained the highest job in our country and maybe the world coming into your do dogs makes more money tn you do. [laughter] we were very sad when she died but thankfully some of the reactions to her death made us smile. i wrote in my book the outpouring of letters, flowers and telephone calls was unbelievable. people wrote things like i love her and i will always remember her over i'm having a mass for her. anat our first congregational church they prayed for her on the sunday after her death and one lady wrote she knew the pain we were suffering. you see, my husband died last year. [laughter] that made george very nervous. [laughter] the barbara bush foundation for literacy got a $500 contribution in memory of her