But definitely look forward to engage in discussions around policy with regard to Financial Education, which is a term that we prefer at pace as opposed to Financial Literacy. Because oftentimes implies that people are illiterate. Perhaps Financial Empowerment might be a better term. I was born in, on a pineapple plantation in hawaii where the common term today is in farm worker housing. We were poor but didnt know it because we thought everybody lived like that. I dont member very much in having any choice. But we had the ocean as our playground. And so we would chop down some bamboo and use it for fishing poles, or use of force beers to catch fish spears. In spite of the fact that hawaii is paradise, and because its paradise the rich people in the world by property as a result, the cost of living gets driven up. To local residents that use laborers service to these rich people, that are coming to know why. So were hawaii is paradise with the aloha spirit, a lifestyle, sharing and rec
This is the cbs morning news for monday, september 8th, 2014. Good morning. Im marlie hall in for annemarie green. This morning were watching the potential for Severe Weather in the southwest. Heavy rain and flash floods are possible from Southern California to yutah. Yesterday heavy rains and drenching rains hit los angeles. Water poured down hillsides. On some streets the water was over 2 feet high and powerful winds snapped large trees like match sticks. When trees came down i couldnt hear it because the thunderstorms were so loud. It was pounding. More wet weather is expected today. Meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says all the rain is fallout from Tropical Storm norbert. Well, the tropics have been very active this season, not so much in atlantic but certainly in the pacific. This was norbert, a powerhouse hurricane. Its moving over cooler water now and has become a Tropical Storm and its allowed a lot of tropical moisture to move up into the upper midwest. We h
Students, finally arrived. Good, many teachers, including this group from edison high school, took advantage of every last minute to prepare before the school doors open. These teachers even walk through their students neighborhoods, and took their route to school. For our staff to have better understanding of the travels and the plights that our Students Experience on daytoday basis . It will be another trying year for students, and teachers alike. The School District of philadelphia is still facing a 81 million budget gap. In order to get the doors open on time this year, millions of dollars in temporary cuts had to be made. And, until more funds something found, schools will be clean less frequently, Building Maintenance postponed. Well still advocate for the additional revenue, both with labor partners, and with harrisburg. The district is banking on the passage of the philadelphia specific 2dollar per pack cigarette tax to plug the budget gap. Superintendent william hit height say