university of wisconsin in madison. after graduating -- i'm sorry. i received a full ride scholarship, grant to go back to finish my dissertation, which i d for a while, i taught japanese at the university of hawaii. then i landed a job as a translator with the federal government and made my way back to san jose. not sure when it was, to work as a minister at the san jose buddhist church on jackson street. then i went back to harvard for a year as a post doc. upon returning, i believe it was 1987, i joined the faculty of the buddhist studies and i left there, i'm not sure when, and then i've been at the gtu ever since. >>> and that's -- so the bay area's home really, and you live in fremont, is that right? >> yes, i do. >>> and we're going to talk about some of the relationship, particularly within asian cultures and the idea of aging and some particulars there. so not that you're getting older out there as you watch us, but we thought it would be good for those people you know who do get older to talk to the doctor specifically about how to engage aging and what it means in an asian culture. so we'll take a break. when we come back, that's where we'll be going. ron, good to have you with us. >>

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>>> well, president obama has not been shy in voicing some of his opinions on this scandal that rocked penn state university. while in hawaii he called the case that ended the career of long time football head coach, joe paterno, heart breaking and protecting children is more important than shielding institutions. >>> it has been said that evil can thrive in a world by good people standing by and doing nothing, and you know, all of us i think have occasion, where we see something that is wrong, and we've got to make sure that we step up that is true in college athletics, that is true in our government, that is true everywhere. >>> thousands showed support for victims and university before this weakened's final home game the governor -- weekend's final home game the governor of pennsylvania said there may be an investigation who knew about sandusky's activities at his charity. pennsylvania is only one of a handful of states that does not require certain adults to report child abuse directly to law enforcement the judge who released sandusky on bail, worked as a volunteer at the charity. >>> sarah thank you. >>> dc police inv

tend the ncaa carrier classic basketball game between michigan and the university of north carolina. from there he goes to hawaiiapec forum where trade will top the agenda. >> i'm barbara starr at the pentagon and of course, veterans day is coming up and it is the last veterans day to see u.s. troops at war in iraq. most of them are expected to be out of that country by the middle of next month. but for u.s. veterans rans it is a tough road home with unemployment for u.s. veterans at double digits and still a struggle with democrats and republicans to pass a long-awaited jobs bill to help american veterans. >>> i'm paul stein houieinhause cnn political desk. mitt romney has not spent a lot of time stumping in the state that kicks off the party caucus calendar, but he is tied at the top of the polls with businessman herman cain. wednesday they will team up for a political debate. >>> and i'm poppy harlow, we will get earnings from gm, disney and cisco, and we will also get retail numbers nordstrom's and macy's and kohl's and look at the consumer sentiment heading into the all-important shopping holiday which is o

diego to attend the ncaa basketball game between michigan state and the university of north carolina. from this he heads to hawaiio attend the apec forum where trade and the economy will top the agenda. >> i'm barbara starr at the pentagon and of course veterans day is coming up. it is expected to be the last veteran's day to see u.s. troops at war in iraq. most of them expect to be out of that country by the middle of next month, but four for u.s. veterans it is still a rough road home. unemployment for veterans now at double-digits and in congress still a struggle from both democrats and republicans to pass a long-awaited jobs bill to help american veterans. >> i'm paul stein at the cnn political desk. mitt romney returns to iowa tomorrow. the republican presidential candidate hasn't spent a lot of time stumping in the state that kicks off the primary caucus calendar but he is tied at the top with herman cain. wednesday, the major presidential candidates team up in a cnbc debate in michigan, which will focus on the economy. i'm poppy harlow in new york. coming up this week we will have earnings from gm, disney

joined you is history of the chinese university of hong kong thanks very much indeed for being with us here in the program thanks for the. asia pacific leaders in hawaii were also keen to shield themselves from the fallout in the euro zone in europe itself it's all changed as a technocrat governments take over greece and italy in rome and see you commissioner for humanity is starting talks to form a new cabinet to tackle debt or to serve earth explorers whether leaders that no one voted for will do a better job than the old crew. it was never going to be easy put it that suits unite europe seventeen countries of which are now in the one currency in the very beginning attracted fierce criticism we missed the beginning of a dishonest and downright dangerous german president. to revive the e.u. constitution but to do it in such a way that you want to avoid referendums and keep member states some might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings to one for no other than the state speaking to local police in the latest country to come under scrutiny we have been witnessing in the last. growing pressure from europe and i'm talking in particular from crohn's a

washington and it rutgers university in new jersey and thanks to our viewers for watching us you darkie see you next time remember last time. you. latest summit of the civic powers in hawaii opens a financial can of worms between the united states and china. a new twist in the currency wars between the u.s. and china as washington calls on bingeing to start playing by the rules but china is calling its own shots we bring you all the latest details from honolulu just ahead in the program. syria seeks to reverse the arab league's decision to booted out of the organization and growing into regime protests which critics claim are sponsored from abroad. and it's just minutes before a crew of three blast off from baikonur the first launch since a similar rocket carrying an unmanned supply a craft crashed back to earth. it's eight am in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina joshie welcome to the program as a gathering of the pacific reams political and economic heavyweights winds down and why it's the latest rift between the world's two biggest economies which is dominating the u.s. has been lobbying for.

community is still reeling from horrific charges of child sexual abuse, and an alleged university coverup. late sunday night, president obama spoke out from hawaii. >> what happened at penn state indicates that at a certain point, folks start thinking about systems and institutions and don't think about individuals. evil can thrive in the world just by good people standing by and doing nothing. >> reporter: these are the penn state locker room showers where then graduate assistant mike mcqueary told a grand jury he witnessed former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky sexually abusing a boy in 2002. pennsylvania governor tom corbett, attorney general in 2009, began an investigation into sandusky. said on "meet the press" sunday mcqueary should have done more. >> met the minimum obligation of reporting it up but did not, in my opinion, mete a moral obligation that all of us would have. >> reporter: prosecutors want san cuss dito have bail at half a million but his attornthe jud volunteer for sandusky's children's charity, the second mile. saturday's football game, the first since 1965, without lunlg end dear coach joe paterno at the helm was at t

of universities need to get a grip on what's going on between the relationships of the academic parts of the institution and the athletic parts of the institution. and, chuck, with the president in hawaii today, can we anticipate he's going to shift focus and start talking about the economy? >> reporter: he is. the president here in hawaii, the united states is the post 06 the apec, asian pacific economic conference. it's all of the asian economic powers. frankly, every country other than the united states that's involved in this conference is growing economically. so you're going to hear the president talk about opening up more and more trade opportunities for u.s. exports. but he's got some side meetings with the heads of china and russia. and in those meetings, you're going to hear the president talk about the new report about iran's nuclear capabilitiecapab getting china and russia's cooperation on heavier sanctions against iran is a must if the united states wants to proceed that way, amy. >> chuck todd, traveling with the president, thank you. >>> for more on president obama, politics and the race for '012, we're joined by john harwood. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, am

community is still reeling from horrific charges of child sexual abuse and an alleged university cover-up. late sunday night, president obama spoke out from hawaii point folks start thinking about systems and institutions and don't think about individuals. evil can thrive in the world just by good people standing by and doing nothing. >> reporter: these are the penn state locker room showers where then graduate assistant mike mcqueary told a grand jury he witnessed jerry sandusky sexually abusing a boy in 2002. pennsylvania governor tom corbett who as attorney general in 2009 began the investigation into sandusky said on "meet the press" sunday that mcqueary should've done more. >> he met the minimum obligation of reporting it up, but did not, in my opinion, meet a moral obligation that all of us would have. >> reporter: prosecutors wanted sandusky's bail to be set at $500,000 and he'd be required to wear a leg monitor. but the district court judge ordered he be free on $100,000 and pay nothing unless he failed to show up for a court hearing. she's now under scrutiny because her online profile says she's a volunteer for sandusky's children's cha

hawaii avenue, south capitol, still tieing up the two right lanes. >>> this is the scene last night on the penn state campus, thousands of students rioting, upset after the university announced it was firing joe paterno. the trustees ousted paterno and penn state president last night. >> fearings are the latest development in the growing child abuse scandal. stacy cohen joins us in studio for more >> it has been quite a week at penn state allegations are unbelievable emotions on campus have been building all week long as this scandal snowballed, culminating in the riots you saw last night. about 2,000 penn state students tore down signs toppled a tv truck and eventually had to be dispersed by police armed with pepper spray the mob scene followed the trustees firing of joe paterno and university president, graham spaniard. he has spent 45 years as head coach, national championships to his name, 409 victories his decision not to report child sex abuse allegations to police, may have cost him his job. >> penn state board of trustees tonight decided that it is in the best interests of the university, to have a change in leadership to deal with the difficult issues, tha

of this year. the scandal is weighing so deeply on the national conscience, even president obama addressed the issue at the apec summit in hawaii. >> i think all institutions, not just universitiestect people who may be vulnerable in these circumstances but also just keep in mind what's important. keeping -- making sure that o excitement about a college sports program doesn't get in the way of our basic human response when somebody is being hurt. >>> also today, it seems the parallels here between the penn state case and the sexual abuse in the catholic church are not lost on church officials. want to share a couple of tweets came down not long ago from the u.s. conference of catholic bishops today, paraphrasing the president, quote, we're timid to offer advice because of our failings, but this shows the scourge of sex abuse goes beyond catholic church. sadly, people in positions of trust engage in sexual abuse. we've found that education and prevention help. those are tweets coming down from archbishop dolan. jerry sandusky remains out on $100,000 unsecured bail, unsecured meaning he doesn't have to post any money until he fails to show up for court. we're going to talk about t

weekend of september 23, 24th and 25th. 6826 high schools from alaska to florida and maine to hawaii tossed a ronald reagan centennial going to begin that football game. 170 for colleges and universities including notre dame did the same and in seven nfl team so it has been a very grassroots involvement as well. this summer in europe, eastern european capitals saw avenues being named, conferences being held and the statue president reagan unveiled in grocery square in london and just last week the unveiling of the wonderful statue of president reagan just a few miles from here at reagan national airport. we also this summer and invited every governor of the united states to send to students from their state to washington for a partnership with the close-up foundation focusing on civil discourse, how with the lessons of ronald reagan we can disagree politically and ideologically but you can still respect your opponent. than we have a wonderful birthday weekend in february at the library with a concert for america and a wonderful ceremony on sunday morning with a flyover of f-18's on the deck of the u.s. ronald reagan and we will wrap up this centennial year in the next few weeks with a