district 10 mrs. hughes. district 11 (inaudible) and district 10 austin. marina greer? ginnesus. yes. marina garehr. denise hughes. >> hello, everybody. can y'all hear me? okay. i am denise hughes, i am a resident of hunter's view of san francisco. living in hunter's view i encourage the department leaders and effective officers to work with cbos in order to provide the desperately needed services to my community. transportation, jobs, job placement and readiness and youth enrichment services, and all other capturing a healthy environment. thank you. >> i am a resident for more than 20 years. three years ago our community had some program for our asian residen residents, which by the way is largest in district 10. last year services for us have reduced to the point this semester all of our class, citizenship classes are all gone. our once vibrant community center almost had no services for our english speaker. or whether (inaudible) senior for this budget please make sure all of the outside programs organized that ask for public funding, service responsible for our resident needs

mr. hughes and i get to teach through youtube. >> reporter: maybe morning mitosis and miosis before the swimmingl. >> start with one cell and it makes an exact copy of itself. >> reporter: great teachers don't just teach, they perform, traditionally just reaching a few students each year. now they can have a much bigger stage. they can reach hundreds, thousands, even hundreds of thousands. rob has been teaching high school math for 18 years in tampa. with some help from his wife, he started posting videos on youtube two years ago. >> the scope you touch people's lives with the internet is just way beyond what i ever expected. it's overwhelming. it's exciting. it's exhausting, and i don't want to stop. horizontal distance between those two points. >> reporter: his videos now have more than 100,000 views from all over the world. >> he really broke it down to a way i could understand it. >> it feels like he's sitting beside you and teaching you something very easy. >> he explains it more thoroughly than any professor i've ever had before. >> reporter: a new twist on dreaded summer school, now so co

mr. hughes' question will be heard. mr. hughes. >> many water companies in england have paid huge dividends to their shareholders have avoided paying tax and not properly accountable in this region of proposing an annual increase of 80-pound a year on water rates. will the prime minister make sure that no public subsidy is given to thames water or any other water company which puts profits and shareholders ahead of the interests of ordinary rate-payers and the taxpayers of his constituency and mine? >> first of all, let me be clear. i always said companies should pay the tax that they owe. i don't want to comment on an individual company's business but that is the case. any support from government must be targeted to benefit customers bills and to provide value for taxpayers. there is merit in the thames tunnel proposal. we need to look at that carefully. this would be a benefit for london and his constituents and everyone living in london. i can assure we'll use every tool at our proposal to get the december deal for london

member of russia's civic shame but thank you very much indeed mr chair and for you here is and joining us now live from germany is dr hugh bronson from the alternative for germany policy mr bronson thank you very much indeed for your time now so what's your take on this turn of events snowden yet again applying for political asylum here in russia. well it's something that doesn't really surprise me i mean you has tried various ways to get out everything has been stopped for various reasons if you remember the bolivian president morales his plane was made to force land in vienna. south american countries have offered him asylum of course the problem is how to get from russia to south america european countries it is closing down the airspace and of course he will be. landing somewhere in europe and the americans will be waiting for him so i think his move to apply for asylum in russia was probably the right one at this point in time a lot of steps do you expect from the kremlin in this respect sorry can you repeat that question as well as i understand of course what steps india expect from the kremlin now. oh that is up t

mr. simon hughes. >> mr.speaker, i join the prime minister in again paying tribute to our armed services. as many of us did like i was able to do at the armed services events in our communities at the weekend. against the very welcome background of the knowledge that our troops are going to come home and there will be a conflict resolution process involving the taliban, can the prime minister say something about what role he envisages u.k. troops and civilians and people from neighboring states will play to make sure the elections in the afghanistan in 2014 are peaceful and democratic and respected? >> well, my right honorable friend makes a good point about these elections. they are important. obviously, as the security in afghanistan is now provided predominantly by afghan national security forces and patrols are, they should be the ones predominantly providing the security around the elections in comparison to the last set of elections in 2009 which we were more engaged in. as for how we make sure that the

have enough to actually eat well, another, of many moving scenes captured by kathy hughes and tom, the producers is when mrs. newman, terry newman, marvelous mother and devoted wife has to go to the food pantry to find food. you know, there are 49 million people in this country on food stamps. and many of them as we showed in our broadcast broadcast last week include a cop working in a small town in colorado, the town cut the budget and he's lost three of his troops, of his fellow policeman. he's the seoul remaining policeman. his salary has been cut. he runs out of money for food by halfway through the month. a cowboy does two jobs, a cowboy at day and cleaning up the school at night. he's on food stamps to feed his children. >> rose: another impact is the husband and wife are work at different times so they never see each other. >> and you can tell this in the consequences on the family. and as their need for security and for-- and for the presence of their parents increases, so does the deterioration of the neighborhood. in in and in both neighborhoods you see violence coming, bullying happening. and so

hugh downs. >> there you go. mr. lauer.swer all the questions. >> he doesn't a host. >> he was a co-host. >> exactly. >> whatever you're saying, don't say it. >> that's what's trending. >> brian gumble, line one. still to come, one of the most popular golfers on the planet, phil mickelson won the british open and scottish open the week before. he's going to talk about things, how they're going for him on and off the course. >> excited to talk to him but first the very mixed reactions to how huma abedin is handling the situation with her husband anthony weiner. >> unfortunately this isn't the first time she has been through a scandal with her husband but the difference is this time around she has been front and center sticking by him publicly and that's earning her praise and scorn. ♪ stand by your man >> reporter: it's a great sentiment but still, the revelation of more sexting from anthony weiner have men and women across america asking that very question. when it comes to supporting your spouse, is there a breaking point?