it was bad because it's a story about ten am local time here in korea so. things were getting prepared. portraits from coming in. the press and volunteers were stationed in front of the joint memorial hall. and are always busy with preparations for the mourners to come. i do god gave this to get the memorial hall. the all goes well. to god the god that i can see just who will talk about some of it. nick and tanya they. the eerie citizens can start paying their respects from ten o'clock in the morning. don't you is busy with operations for the ten o'clock news the new altar is run by the government to act. rain continues to fall across the country but that hasn't stopped tens of thousands of people paying tribute to those who don't it's because i've taught you not do a study by the unsung pot on the morrow. don't you the morning march this year when warhol open to kroger this morning and people have been streaming in to say their last goodbyes to send out workers and pop in and visited the new altar and pay tribute to the victims of the skeletal ferrying peo

you'll use the ten has been having health problems. others speculated than it had been a change of passing out to defend anyone passing in the leadership of applying too much time. expects a ten song has really shifted from the manatee to the conti seconds of japanese descent in holding a convention to celebrate four hundred innocent friendship between japan and mexico in one post on the mexican town of myself one of several events to commemorate the four hundredth anniversary of the visit by a japanese seventeen team to the country sixteen fourteen. a sinker that strong and i am and admission to the right one is now mexico. he was on his plea deal around at the time twenty thousand people of japanese descent and live in the country. going sentosa guy is one of the pen tool the nice as she sent a sticker that came to promote exchanges between the two countries and a separate company in print. you can see newbies for him to stand on cookie sheet and the deep end as against. as i am proud of japanese mexicans who have played an active ro

right now, the ten-year is 2.45%. we were just a moment ago at 2.44. the yield on the 30-year is 3.301. what does that mean for stocks you ask? it means a lot. bob pisani is here to tell us exactly what. >> it means uncertainty and that's an issue for the market. risk is a little bit now to the downside. let's look at what the ten-year did. around 8 a. move to the downside. immediately, we had a cascading series of effects. gold, for example, we talked about gold and some of the fear indicators. gold dropped about the same time we saw a move down to the side. after that, s&p futures, which of course trade prior to the open, it dropped. see that? just after 8:00. okay, what caused all this? i think a lot of this has to do with technical factors. put up the ten-year again. once it broke a little bit, that's when the whole cascade happened. we've talked about deflationary concerns, even modest buy programs in a thinly traded market can move the yield down aggressively. what we can see is the effect, so look at gold stocks, for example. you see most of the

danica moved back up into the top ten. she's ten seconds off the lead. she got shuffled back on that want restart back to 11th then repassed ryan newman. she's .7 behind aric almirola. ryan blaney having a great night. his dad dave tried to qualify for this race but was the one car that did not make the field. trying to become the first father-son to compete in a nascar event since 2005, i believe. bobby hamilton sr. and junior at atlanta. >> ryan is scheduled to run the race in talladega, it's the weekend they will have off. >> this is what i like. golden opportunity. capitalize on it. go out here run all the laps, get the best possible finish you can. don't make mistakes. >> capitalize is what jeff gordon in that 24 car is about to do when he caught joey logano in that 22. >> did you see the pointer going into turn one. 205 miles per hour. >> kyle busch, matt, how long can he stay out there? >> the guys are up on the wall, in their window right now. that's what dave rogers was holding up. as soon as they reach that number they will call him to pit road

we think the ten-year is heading up to 4.5%, so i would be a seller down here of the ten-year at 2.6. i don't know when that's going to happen. i know there's technical factors causing it to drop low, but i don't see a recession in the cards. the yield kiffin is positively sloped, unemployment is still high. a lot of capacity in the economy here. it just doesn't feel like anything that you normally would see entering a kind of recession. you've got a fed very accommodate i have been. >> so i'm going to ask both of you where you would put money to work, if you see some up side to the market, would you go somewhere else globally, or balance it out in some way? >> i think as we look at the capital markets around the world, i would agree that rates more likely to go up than go down, so we continue to favor the equity markets. within the equity markets i see more up side. i think we'll deal with some headwinds, and how that affects certain countries in the e.m., within the developed market, while we continue to remain construct i have been, i think there's more up side in europe. you've go

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but i'm joining the hugo for those ten new members. man this report taking on ten new members called it once was one of the european union's most ambitious projects may stick to new comers with former communist bloc states the two years of top negotiations to convince the keys existing fifteen member states to back the massive enlargement securing approval was the job of enlargement commissioner didn't eventually confirmed gemini on top levels by two thousand won the swedish foreign minister said to me you're crazy or is it possible that it can be done c'mon c'mon mom. but the eu trees. it was possible and ten years on mason degree the crisis has be a success the baltic states ireland and slovakia have all become stable democracies with economic rates that are the envy of the eu some older members. the new eu countries have been at the full front of developing innovative industries. european commission vice president she tell us tremendous in the geisha nations to join the eu to miss time as this kenyan prime minister. seoul a screenpl

it's nice to know maybe fifteen ten days before sunday's ten expires. the country's two main political books the pro has a long march the anchor lines. this month the fourteenth rivals have yet to agree on a consensus candidate seeking gone a majority support among the one hundred and twenty eight parliamentary deputies china has detained by the human rights activists after they attended a weekend meeting. the call of propriety and the suppression of pro democracy protests in canada square in nineteen eighty nine. among those held was perry cgi a prominent free speech delay is represented many dissidents including optus our wheelie and an activist on the new citizens minutes. am i prepared the edges. chinese leaders to disclose their assets is attained on a charge of causing the statins to know is that i photograph released by one of the activist judges paid on others attending the meeting on sunday just a month ahead of the sensitive twenty fifth anniversary of the crackdown on june the fourth nineteen ninety nine. but says it's up to transporting syri

in california. >> this is the number ten beach bummer this year so it is making the number ten list as our top ten most polluted beaches in the state. >> this don't surprise fleming. she has noticed a lot of glass on the shoreline and says it makes it tough to walk her dog. scientists speculate the storm drain from the stadium could be contributing to the poor water quality. something needs to be done all agree. >> i would love for an environmental action group to come out here and clean up. i am sure there are a lot of people in the volunteer that -- in the community that would volunteer to help. i o. >> it is to bring awareness to the public and the local agencies that maybe there is a potential problem. >> a san francisco beach that makes the honor role is crissy field. this is no surprise to those who cherish this spot. >> this is a wonderful resource. it is right in the city. it is a wonderful preserved area. it is also a fabulous recreation area. >> six of the ten beaches on the list of beach bumers are in the bay area including santa cruz, san mateo, with environmental group.

he's in texas which tens of thousands of people show the new nbc is going away. the kids and off the wolf cries the city and not have or know stacey it at cutting and future investigations both intended to be examined the extent to which political and religious leaders. i've been you should never know. all failed to take odessa city and the number of measures to prevent war crimes and trends against humanity committed by themselves or by subordinates and had been effective. i see an intro. some breaking news that officials in the southern indian state of can i say that one person has been killed and fourteen others injured in a bomb attack aboard a train into railway station. expenses were recorded from two carriages of a train traveling from the north eastern state if you want me to the southern city of bangalore. the incident happened in itself to be expressed in a ballot at the station a british actor bob hoskins has no idea of trip out to all the many and he was seventy one years old the gravelly voice and a two shot to stardom in nineteen eight sees as a mob

way down the line, almost ten years later.t time was on our side i guess in that matter. >> robert cowan was convicted two of counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced to death. >> when you look at what he did to this elderly couple who he had no reason to kill, he could have taken everything they had and tied them up and left. he didn't have to shoot them, he didn't have to shove mrs. merck in the closet and leave her to die. i couldn't find anything good about this man. i couldn't find anything nice about him. i couldn't find any reason in the world why i felt he should be walking on the earth and breathing air. >> i'm glad they convicted him. i'm glad he's where he is. and i think that he deserves everything that he's getting for what he did to my mother. >> if they would let me, i would throw the switch or whatever it takes to do. >> the merck case took ten years to solve and required both perseverance and ingenuity. the result was not only a conviction but a new forensic test now used around the world when investiga

he always calls by the began at ten o'clock. ordinary citizen shared in the crease being felt by the families of the deceased and pray that their loved ones are best in us. with that. i know. he wanted to watch use connection. don't you also went to the joint memorial officer. and. chief sec's the many portraits of the deceased. outside the deal starts to interview visitors. ok the story come out of the woods. but the persistent enough. it was announced on the white mice on top. will you do when his home. and. he never will i love. it's got to go hostile to us. with the pa system and in the egg hunt and sought to smooth the top when you face the world are so incompetent event. according to do with the utmost. the total sum of it. no deal has met many people during its coverage of the tragic syllable ferry disaster in each one is emotional for a number of reasons was the worst bit was getting on the on going to have an opponent of the pieces of my behalf. to know that you'll give them didn't even give away to multiple sumerian on

i'm ten point five for that ten point four percent unemployment. um and that you know you would want a context in which grows in which private investment in which foreign capital are welcome in france and the message sent by diana minister mom works at a intervention in the gl studio is that no francisco the summit saw car cake. a it does not want. be open to two foreign capital and there's a big red flag and that's very troubling corn house again. i know whats going on. tom and i think i am in france is the first recipient in europe of my investments. come and sit on the moon to actually say yes to me again this is the french economy minister yes the french commune is to actually say yes to any dates we love them and throwing investments. um we need a solution fast them. and that will be will have to be some type of partnership. we most likely. i've known french company. our aim and we're just trying to find that solution that did the shoot here is not home and have waited many is coming from he really didn't do this situation the jobs bill ep sit

six-month low hit in the ten-year note in terms of the yield.2.54% on the trading session. we do have some winners in this market today. iron mott is up 7.75%, western digital is stronger, and akamai is up. the stock market and the bond markets telling kind of different stories. >> forred past week or ten days or so. today a bit of a reversal, but you can't always go straight to the sky, can you, see? >> no, you cannot. that's true. >>> that will do it for "power lunch." >> "street signs" begins right now. see you tomorrow. >>> could an obscure legal ruling in europe become very bad news for google? hello, everybody. it is the story you probably aren't talking about yet, but you need to. >>> plus how mark zuckerberg and his $100 million got schooled on new jersey politics. why mark cuban might be wrong about how much the l.a. clippers are actually worth and another tv anchor rant -- can you see only half the head there? that was good. >> so a slow today in the

it goes big ten, southeastern conference. the party line i have, if you're a fan of any program that makes money, on television, sells out, basically generates revenue. your school is doing it. >> i know a lot of insiders at michigan , and they have long said that schools at alabama, auburn, is different, and they are some how able to land the star high school recruits that the big ten are not and it's not because of the better weather. >> well, the better weather is a factor, but they definitely have their own devices. i think if you ask the big ten in the 1960's they might have had a different answer. but because of the success that the fcc has had, they may have sour grapes. >> but the difference i know in the big ten, the coaches, the staff, the administration at michigan, they don't want it to happen. they don't just look the other way. they say we cannot have this whereas it seems like there are schools in the country without name be names where they look the other way and by the way, the recruit ee is now driving in an

he was in students asked many questions to the full ten minutes. last monday in the custody of her most recent into a myspace the land that. like the rivals for the top job in brussels went head to head light on tv for the first time on your knees the debate in maastricht truthful main contenders the european commission president of the european left and to make this depressed declined to take part. i crashed on the economy and the tuc influence in future direction next month's elections for the european parliament are expected to see gains the euro skeptic and fall right rockies the problem in the european election day is this that. it's all citizens not to take the european election serious and they don't take it seriously happened was that even the ok by me as a problem. it is in the mentioned above that the moxie poppy. seen in the next european parliament and one small i make a profit on top of the end of the ideology of the budget but you could debate scandal that they the us and produce more targeted sanctions and protested russian action on

i can tell you right now, though, five to ten degrees cooler. getting to sleep overnight probably a little bit easier. in san francisco one caveat we didn't have any wind. a lot of people, pretty warm out there. they're happy to know about the fog returning to the coast. you can see that here from our live cameras. 76 degrees in san francisco and 87 for the east bay and 85 degrees much cooler today down from 94 yesterday in the south bay. here's where we're headed as we head into our weekend. look at these numbers. hard to beat these numbers. peninsula 72 degrees on saturday and 71 just one degree of warmth. as we get into the second half of your weekend, north bay, beautiful weekend up in wine country and a lot of people headed up there and a lot of events happening as we get into this weekend as well. so, let's get right to it. sunday 2:00 a.m., we do have a slight chance for showers. way north of sonoma county, most of that activity is expected, however, we're fair game for a little bit of drizzle, light shower activity to move over to the no

>> it is going to be at ten. >> sorry. >> noon to ten p.m. >> yes. >> okay. >> make a motion. and >> and it can go to the office. >> make a motion to approve. >> okay. >> you do that. >> public comment. >> okay. >> public comment. >> thank you. >> public comment on ssf, jazz street fair or anniversary? >> i don't see any, and let's public comment is closed. >> make a motion to approve. >> second. >> and same house same call. >> aye. >> hear hear. thank you for changing the time on that. >> now we are going to back to item 5 the review and possible action to regarding the applications for permits under for club atmosphere. thank you for waiting patiently. i think that you vai presentation for us? >> yes. unfortunately, some video got erased off of my usb from when the commission was trying to... >> and i don't know if we can retest. >> you need to speak into the microphone >> i don't know if we can test to see if i put the computer under your projecter. >> you can try. >> see if it works. >> you can try. >> yeah that works. >> i can hold it there. >> okay. you can introduce you

she is coming forward ten years after the fact? ten years, anderson? >> so what do you think was happening? what are you saying was happening? why would she suddenly say these things? >> evidently they were having marital problems. she has her own motives, perhaps. we all know what happens when people break up. the marriage falls apart. people get angry and say things that are not necessarily true. one of the people that -- were interviewed said that he treated her like a queen. >> that was one of the neighbors. but i mean, when she first was with your client, wasn't she just 15 years old? california law says there cannot be consent at that age. he was allegedly the boyfriend of her mother, and -- >> from what i understand she was not getting along with her mother. >> but wasn't that statutory rape? >> anderson, we don't know the facts, i was supposed to get discovery from the district attorney, it has nothing to do with the district attorney, they have always been stellar with me. >> but what is your reason -- >> because i have listened to the office,

ten, 11, 12, 13, and maybe we could combine, 14, and 15. and 8. sounds good to me, and i just did not take notes fast enough. >> 8, 11, 12, 13, combine, 14, 15, 16. >> okay. >> and something that you wanted to say on the director's report is that we had a new one, right? >> and there is a written copy, in the report. and so, continue item 8, and continue, item 10, and yes, or no? >> yes. >> yes. >> and item 12. >> continue item 11? >> continue, item 12? >> you said continue the director's report. >> there is a written report in the packet and so it does not need to be verbalized unless there are questions. >> got it, and maybe we call the item but it is not going to be much but maybe a question. >> or we could just continue it. >> my colleagues will promise to restrain themselves. and you know we don't have a lot more hearings with david and i feel like the chance that we are going to get the thoughts from him. and would that be okay? >> and he could give us his thoughts, and it is part of item 9. >> and maybe. >> and yeah? >> could we continue it

slightly more than ten years ago. this is -- i'm about sure if i'm operating this device properly but we have a presentation. so -- >> sfgovtv, if you can help with the presentation. speaker: as supervisors kim and yee mentioned, this measure has been in place for slightly more than ten years. we are in our ninth year of implementation of the resources that the voters approved and the current level of funding is for all three parts of the public education enrichment fund is slightly over $80 million, 2/3 of which comes to sfufd which is administered through the first five commission. the general theme is that this set of resources really has transformed what education looks like not to mention early education throughout san francisco. so especially at a time when districts up and down the state and elsewhere have been cutting investments that have been provided speckly through peef. this has allowed us to protect critical programs that the measure was intended to provide. it has allowed us to expand them. we stand alo

>> yes. >> number ten. >> that is it >> maybe like, you know knew my name. >> number ten. >> yes >> beforehe nfl implemented a rookie pay scale would it take forever for teams to sign their picks now, quick, quick. raiders signed their second round selection. his deal four years $5.3 million. now unless matt shaub gets hurt, the plan is to sit on the bench this season and back up shop. raiders hopeful it's going to be the next franchise quarterback. seahawks today met president obama, honored for their super bowl win. mashon lynch didn't make the trip by rush richard sherman is there. >> i considered letting sherman up here on the podium today. give him the mike but we have to go in a little bit. so... >> probably a wise move. >> yes. >> mediocre. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. it's ten seconds in my head forever. >> a lot of peoples. >> president avoided a you tube moment. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, the local citizen scientists taking over a nasa craft what. they plan to do with it, at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 a new case of stolen valor the country's first

that ngc ten in east aceh end of the spoils of the pre dawn me. no one on this planet who can think that we're told is equipments and the large quantities of alcohol can scenes of the sites that all this the way saying belongs the peaceful and defends this protest is in between frankie said the protest as they use in the camps as a base to manufacture petrol bombs and carry out what they call attacks insane and i planned to camp and protests and riots and spaghetti maybe if to demonstrate this to students the soaring price he can feed so that is beyond president nikolas beginning to step down. dozens of people have died in nasty comments about three thousand i think this is being invested in the last three months. despite its nice if i tear gas and war began and anti government protests as the crowd of hundreds trying to force that way. us government compounds. this comes off like all three of crime is that you got to watch. things i miss the news now from time to talk with our correspondent that the snow will be smelled. it sounds like a chaotic

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on the tenth anniversary of the accession of ten new member states. well we went on to the streets of brussels to say he remembers this historic monuments the institutions of marks the tenth anniversary of the book's biggest announcement in recent history on the first of may two thousand and four ten new countries joined the eu. i don't remember who. ten years ago. don't tell. somehow i do have a recollection of his historic dates. you remember that that then it seems that the new countries. leaning down to a needy year. our country was venison and two for my liking so bad that i think of to the break of course if it improves for a fall of the citizens of difficulty as well. here he comes in at the bit where he's been duped into is always into view. the tree she found many central and eastern european countries to join the book was signed in athens. eu enlargement commissioner stephen farrell said. in this state taxation benefits of most countries joining the union. and the established to member states. god's been boosted gross. an improved so living

we had to take me down and speak after ten days. what a weekend teaching me how to make a tax and pension than five hundred units are looking to continue its sentiments. i agree the creek economy is showing positive signs up to four years of crises which means achieving upon precept this and attending to the markets aren't in the past four years greek sixteen wages and pensions cops. unemployment is at record high of a victory to tie the st temple to teammates on twenty consent order which means that a free meal. he's a very attractive option. and i succumb to fix our eyes needs the world's economic data will have a new order this year according to an influential and authorities is new records. china will become the knowledge based economy in the world but in the twenty fourteen places the united states which has been the top spot. i'm one hundred days. the findings of contraband to as the use any method to calculate the left of the world's largest economies. not everyone agrees that the methodology of the report is reinforced by ne

percent of the total allegation of 116 million, and ten percent of that only ten percent is going to the employment and education, initiatives and i think that we need to bump that figure up i want to close with a comment that i saw this morning and something that i was familiar with over time, several years ago a group of people gathered in this

a 15-year-old girl kidnapped from her home ten years ago found alive. this morning she's finally back with her family. we will tell you this remarkable and alarming story, ahead. >> that's right. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." good to see you today. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, may 22nd. it is 5:00 a.m. exactly in the east. >>> let's begin with shocking, new allegations this morning that the va may be mistreating some of the veterans most in need of medical care. in a story first seen here on cnn, a doctor at the phoenix va says injured veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan are not being given priority appointments, despite a national mandate putting them at the front of the line. and dr. katherine mitchell told drew griffin this was happening as recently as a few weeks ago. >> reporter: you're telling me that our troops coming back from war, now separated from active service -- >> who should have priority for scheduling do not. >> reporter: -- who are coming to the phoenix va for follow-up care

however protests thirty leaders say at least ten people were killed and almost thirty inch it appears interior minister says the army has now taken control of a police center in the thirteenth during the night of fighting erupted when an armored column blocked by the protesters tried to break free the sorters reportedly first started shooting in the air and then that the people would try to stop them is what one eyewitness told r.t. . troops have surrounded the protesters now and the ambulances in the lights have been turned off on the nearby streets shorts are being heard across the city signal rockets light up the sky from time to time people see the ukrainian army shooting at everything that moves right now. the locals in the east of ukraine have been desperate to stop the army's advents. ok you can see it cut will run on people trying to stop a tank with their bare hands shouting at the soldiers not to shoot at their own people the troops so i went on the scene there there is a mommy at me however who believes those in the east of the country are still a competitor. but i'd be so

point, do you ten points over a several-day period. you can't do it, so a lot have flattened their position out. when you move to new highs, suddenly four days on the up side, i did it, i was wrong again. >> and then they scramble to get in. you think they know better, that they're the smart money, but a lot of guys are just trend following. you don't make money for a month and a half, you say i'm not risking it anymore, and now the market moves against you. >> it's been a difficult year so far for those extremely successful last year. thanks, bob. appreciate it. >>> let's take a look at the metals market. we're starting to close on the trading day. the gold market is basically on the down side, down better than 2% right now on the close, or $25 on the trading session. we also have more than a 1.5% decline in silver, it's actually now 1.75% decline. we do have a gain in the copper market, and also a slight gain in the palladium market, year up to date, gold is getting killed, dom any chu. >> bob pisani was saying there's no movement to

if you took the top ten companies, just the top ten, their emissions, not just their own operations but the supply chains as well, they are ahead of 160 countries. so just sweden, denmark, norway, together wouldn't make up the emissions caused by those ten companies. >> so will your list cause the consumers to change their eating and drinking habits and should they? >> we hope so. the public con influence the companies. we have seen that through campaigns. we think that if consumers are made aware of the issues they'll put pressures on the companies and the companies will pay more attention to the supply chains. >> i will play the devil's advocate then, do we live in a day and age where everything we do is a carbon emitter and we are going to damage the environment? >> not necessarily. there are many ways to farm that don't create as much damage. it is the clear cutting, it is the industrial development, it is the fertizers that we are using, those things we are change and still produce as much or more food. we can also start changing some of our eating practices that would also have an

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it was done on his watch so it's harder for him to be part of the solution. >> it took them five or ten days to really come to grips with what was going on, it seems to me. your argument here, da vshg ia is in the era of social media, executives do not have several days. they may not have several hours to fess up to a problem. >> that's exactly right. you know, usually they say that tylenol is the best case for crisis management. if that were done today it would be a dismal failure because they waited five full days. today, i think you have to say something within an hour and you can't say that you know everything, but you can say this is what we know. we will keep you updated and we will keep you safe to the best of our ability and we are on it. >> right. >> davia, we have half a minute. very quickly to this. if you were advising target on who they would be recruiting for this new job, what would you tell the board? a grand communicator who can build trust. >> that was a short answer. >> we have another 20 seconds, davia. >> and how about that? >> okay, great. >>> and stocks got off to

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percent of the total allegation of 116 million, and ten percent of that only ten percent is going to the employment and education, initiatives and i think that we need to bump that figure up i want to close with a comment that i saw this morning and something that i was familiar with over time, several years ago a group of people gathered in this city to propose, an alternative model on or for cooperation, and i am quoting here. the reason they were proposing this model, is to reaffirm faith in the fundamental rights and equal rights of men and women and to practice tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbors. and that is from the preamble of the charter of the united nations in san francisco in 1948 and that should guide us as we move forward to our exploring cost effective strategies on tackling homelessness. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> brian bassinger with the aids alliance and thank you for opening up this conversation and impressed that someone is doing their homework and is listening. i have looked forward to be continued dialogue that we are going for have bec

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so let me ask you this if you can put money in a treasury and get 2 and a half percent for ten years does that sound like a reasonable investment? a lot of investors flooded into the bond market but they will scratch their heads pretty soon and release wait a minute, we're not making money in bonds. so as long as the rates stay low, there is nowhere else to go especially with the stocks that pay a lot of dividends. >> there were a lot of stocks as we pointed out today on the s&p that actually yielded more on the ten-year treasury, but we said why do you want to tie up your money at 3%. but so far this year, alan, the ten-year bond has out-performed the s&p, the dow, lord knows it out-performed the russell and the nasdaq. it is up in returns at about 6 and a half percent. >> great point, so here is where i would expand on that theory instead of staying in stocks. because the market right now as a whole is very tricky. not very attractive. the bond market is out-performing the stock market as a whole. and that being said, to stay in stocks right now on the big proponent of staying in i

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ten years ago, such a fight was brewing in east palo alto. one building in particular, one nun at the forefront. what does it look like a decade later? >> she's the daughter of charity of saint strip september depaul. during her decades of service, she's been posted all over the western u.s. doing good for the poor and the elderly. but it's in east palo alto where she once made headlines and is still making a difference. you'd never know just by looking at it, but the foundation of the building at 1760 bay road in east palo alto is not concrete. no. the true rock this building stands on is a 76-year-old daughter of charity they call sister t. it was 16 years ago that she represe rented out apartment 24, turned it into english classes for nip who wanted them for he frfree. >> it's a wonderful ministry. >> reporter: when sister t started, the carriage manor was no great shakes. >> it was terrible. >> reporter: nothing compared to what it looks like today. and the story of how it got that way was national news. front page national news as a matt

about one to ten degrees cooler.t of a west wind or northwest sfo which was calm yesterday. systems moving in. the key is the low coming in which will drop down into oregon and eventh sierra nevada maybe monday and tuesday. they will get some presip up there. the weekend outlook is much better. temperatures more 80s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. coming up in ten minutes i'll have more on that weekend cool down. here is sal. >> right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. i would say that you're off to a pretty good start. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here looks pretty good. you can see this is a very nice looking drive with no major issues. if you are driving into san francisco, that drive time will take you i would say less than ten minutes and i'm being a little conservative on that. probably less than eight minutes really getting into the city. also looking at the commute here on the san mateo bridge. that is an 11 minute drive. there are no major problems. an