>> hello my name is michelle kong, a junior at gal galileo high school and intern at the san francisco youth commissioner and i would like to say it's very hard for some of us high school students to complete the a-g courses. as a chinese immersion program i would have to take cyberhigh or night school orcy college to complete the two courses or else i cannot graduate. that is extra pressure for high school students because we try to get the most out of our high school education by taking ap classes. and by taking these supplemental courses, we have to take extra time and extra concentration to these classes. and that adds onto our stress. i don't feel that benefits our health very much. i really hope that you guys will continue to support these students with funding and different community-based organizations and help them out. >> if i may say, i am proud to say that mish michelle has been an intern in our office and has done a tremendous job and i'm very proud of her. commissioner fewer, did you have a question? >> i also wanted to mention that michelle is quite fabulous, but brings

kong, at least 30 people have died. >> plus, the trial against the woman accused of killing michelle le, why the defense said she should not be charged with murder. >>> we will have more on your morning commute and the bay area weather coming up. >>> good morning welcome back. it happened in an area near lama island near china's fireworks show. more than 100 people were thrown into the water. the accident is the deadliest for hong kong. they are charged with operating the craft unsafely. >>> testimony continues in the trial of giselle esteban. she is charged with murdering nursing student michelle le. they delivered opening statements with the prosecution calling it premeditated murder fueled with jealousy and hate. she said giselle esteban was snapped when provoked and family and friends said it was a difficult moment as the last moments of michelle le's life were laid out for the jury. >> this is anticipation without all the details is becoming very difficult. >> they say michelle le was dating the father of giselle esteban's child. she was killed four months later. >>> and the mass shooting in oakland will be evalua

michelle obama cumplirán 20 años de casados. >>> al menos 38 personas murieron y 100 resultaron heridas en un choque de dos embarcaciones en hong konger participado en una violación colectiva, al fiscalía tomó la decisión después que una mujer se retractarad ela demanda. >>> un diario de el vaticano dice que es una torpe afirmación la referencia de una esposa de jesucristo, el diario dice que se analizó el papiro y e sfalso que jesucristo hubiera estado casado. >>> es momento de hablar del tiempo, las tormentas invernales en estados unidos podrían tener nombre, el canal the weather channel realizará un experimento, las personas le darían más importancia a otros eventos climatológicos si tuvieran un nombre como con los huracanes, o la tormenta tropical, enrique acevedo, que está aquí. >>> epsero que nunca le llamen así. >>> claro. >>> gracias; ilia, cómo estás, esta noche en la edición nocturna, un informe de la organización de naciones unidas reveló que en el salvador más de 1500 menores han muerto también las parejas del mismo sexo podrán recibir permiso legal y también se usará el término de inmigrante ilegal, el cambio de lconcep

michelle. >> reporter: overseas markets were lower this morning after the world bank cut its growth forecast for asia. hong kong's.5% while tokyo's nikkei is closed for a holiday. investors are bracing for what's expected to be a disappointing round of quarterly earnings reports this week. first up alcoa a key component for the blue chips. on friday stocks finished mixed after a larger-than-expected drop in the unemployment rate to 7.8%. it is the first dip below 8% in nearly four years. the dow closed up 35 points while the nasdaq lost 13. >>> the house intelligence committee is expected to release a report this morning that says two of china's leading technology firms pose a significant national security threat to the u.s. the investigation recommends american companies and the federal government should not do business with waway. there are reports of cyberattacks as well as from zte another company. both deny they are a security threat. >>> and honda is recalling more than 250,000 vehicles due to a possible fire risk. the recall involves the crv crossovers from the 2002 to 2006 model years. an electrical switc

michelle. that's right. tech futures are higher also overseas markets rose this morning on an increasing tolerance for risk in asia tokyo's nikkei gained about 1% while hong kong's hang seng rose almost .5%. the new york stock exchange is back open this morning after a two-day shutdown because of hurricane sandy. it's the first time since 1888 that the exchange remains closed for two consecutive days because of weather. officials say the storm did not cause major damage to the building, and the trading floor is fully operational. traders are preparing for a hectic day. >>> sandy delayed the release of the latest consumer confidence index and dozens of companies postponed releasing earning reports but there is positive news on housing. home prices rose 2% in august in nearly all u.s. cities so good news with that. >> that is some good news. ashley, we know gas prices actually declined after the storm shut down some major refineries on the east coast. >> yeah. actually all six oil refineries on the east coast were affected by the super storm. during the storm, most had either shut down or ran on reduced capacity. they are now getting back up to speed but two of th

michelle. overseas markets edged up ahead of today's policy meeting by the european central bake. tokyo's nikkei gained 1% snapping a four-day losing streak while hong kong'sang seng was unchanged. stocks on wall street, dow up 12, nasdaq up 15. >>> on wall street we're seeing storm futures move higher as the jobs report came out the weekly jobless claims up slightly 4,000 to 367,000, actually better than what analysts were estimating that it would come out as. tomorrow we'll get the big monthly jobs report from the government that will be out at 8:30 tomorrow morning. >>> one market loser was hewlett-packard. shares of hp fell 13% to their lowest level in 10 years after ceo meg whitman said she expects the company to continue to struggle over the next few years. whitman says it could be 2015 before hp's revenue growth picks up. the company is coming off the biggest quarterly loss in its history. again, guys, tomorrow with the big monthly jobs report, that will certainly move the markets tomorrow. >> we'll be taking a look at that. all right, ashley, you and i are facebook friends so apparently i can shell out a little money to get at the top of your news

michelle. well, an optimistic report from china on factory output fueled stocks in asia this morning. tokyo's nikkei rose more than 1% hitting a four-week closing high while hong kong'sang seng was unchanged. on wall street stocks continue their slide yesterday. the dow was down 25 points. the nasdaq lost 8. this morning, though, stock futures are climbing after the labor department says first time weekly jobless claims fell last week. applications dropped 23,000 to 369,000. also giving it a boost durable goods orders jumped 9.9% in september. mostly because of a rebounded in aircraft bookings. so looking like a better day on wall street for the beginning of the morning. >>> microsoft the world's largest software maker will unveil a new version of windows today. one day ahead of its formal release. windows 8 is designed to run on pcs, tablets and smartphones. the new operating system is a radical remake of windows the biggest in 17 years. it comes at a time when microsoft shows it still has the ability to be a major player in computing's future. >>> apple is expected to report 3rd quarter earnings today. they have lost 8% of its value since the start of the quarterba

michelle. investors overseas were cautious this morning ahead of key meetings this week by the european central bank and the bank of japan. tokyo's nikkei fell .5% sent while hong kong'sang seng gained a fraction. a mixed day on wall street as investors are concerned about spain's ongoing financial crisis. the dow fell 32 yesterday while the nasdaq rose 6.5 points. stock futures are pointing to a higher open this morning on some good news on the jobs front from adp just released. >> and samsung is allowed to sell its galaxy 10.1 tablet computer in the u.s. a judge has lifted a ban on sales of the product after a jury found that it did not illegally use technology developed by apple for its iphones and ipads. but the jury found that many of samsung's other products did fringe on apple patents and ordered the company it pay apple $1 billion. yeah, apple needs that money so bad. >> another billion. >> don't you feel sorry for them? this is kind of strange. i'm reading that there's now a bulletproof case for smartphone? why do we need this? >> reporter: yeah. exactly. i mean, i guess you know you're in a bad neighborhood if you need that. but a japanese company claims its

michelle. happy friday to everyone there. asian markets saw a late day rally. tokyo's nikkei gained a quarter percent to finish off its best week in a year while hong kong's hangent. >>> google is no longer a sky's the limit growth stock. shares plunged more than 9% for a time on thursday when its third quarter results fell short of investor expectations. the disappointing numbers were not supposed to be released until after the stock market closed. weak advertising and steep losses in its cell phone business dragged earnings down. google stocks closed at $695 per share. >>> google's report pulled stocks on wall street lower as well. dow down 8, nasdaq down 31. >>> smokers issmuckers is urging people not to eat the peanut butter sandwiches made by a mexico supplier where salmonella was found. the outbreak sickened 35 people in 19 states. none tied to smuckers uncrustables. definitely don't want to send your kid off to school with that. >> no. >> my coworker has a sore neck. >> not from texting but it hurts. >> reporter: i'm concerned for my health as well to be honest with you because doctors do say that more and more peek are coming down with texting thumb a

kong. ♪ >>> j. crew, a clothing label you might not know unless you're american or the first lady of the united states. in 2009 michellered on the cover of "vogue" dressed in j. crew. her own choice. a coo from the white house to the house of prep after a deck did in the fashion doldrums. now it's planted its flag in asia, in hong kong, 30 years after its new york founding, but following huge debuts of abercrombie & fitch and the gap are asian consumers ready to dress up in more americana? critics have dressed down the company over the past decade after it strayed from the preppie styles that once made it popular, and after just five years as a publicly listed company, it went back into private hands in 2011. >> a you blue oxford shirt is it a perennial forever and ever. ours is washed a bit more. >> reporter: mickey drexlor has been president and ceo since 2003 and says it's time for asia. >> what's so special now? what's so special in hong kong? >> it's right because we've had really healthy important growth in america. we're looking at the market long-term and clearly az wra is a critical part of long-term growth. >