Tipping point pledged to raise 100 million to cut the number of chronically Homeless People in San Francisco by half in five years. According to the most recent federal count back in 2013, the official number was 7,539. Of those 6,686 were adults and the rest were under 18. Reporter let me add another number for you, 1,700, thats the number of people who fall under the category of chronically homeless. Now the organization Tipping Point will have full control of the money and every project must be approved by their board. These are the chronically homeless. Described as those who have lived out here for more than a year, suffer from Mental Illnesses and have a druggor alcohol problem. They are the most difficult to deal with, and in many cases the most costly. We have chronic alcoholics who are costing the city 60 million to 80 million a year. They are the ones that end up in our shelters ever night, they wouldnt even be able to keep a home if we got them one. Reporter now one of the o
We will go to San Francisco shortly for the latest on changes in ubers leadership. On thewe have our eye middle east with the crisis in vauxhall, later in the program. This is daybreak asia, coming to you from 7 00e it is just after a. M. In hong kong. I am yvonne man. We escaped the typhoon in hong kong. A whirlwind of a storm. The selloff going global. It is hard to tell if this is a pause or meaningful rotation out of some of these growth stocks. Betty it seems to make perfect sense, right . Yvonne, these big tech shares are the ones that have led the rally, so you can see at some point, investors would say let us take some profit on these gains. The question is, what is the timing . What gives here . That is what investors are tied to parse through in the next few hours. Heavy some of the tech investors. That looks set to continue. Let us look at how the state of play is into new zealand. Plenty flat. The kiwi at 72. 02. Australia returning back from its holiday, could play catchup
We know it could be much colder for this time of the year. 58 officially out at the airport. In a morning in october you see a lot of our microclimates in our state, a few 30s and 40s and chilly spots in the high country. On the eastern plains, same deal, 49 out at limon. A few cool spots out there. In the metro area, mostly 50s a few places along and near the front range foothills have low 60s, 54. 61 in thornton, 66 in dacona so hanging on to warmth that way. 51 degrees from joy jordan and bennett in parker has 56 degrees this morning. The big story this weekend is in the Pacific Northwest. Well show you that in a couple of minutes. Bringing a lot of clouds and rain to washington and oregon. Colorado on the far eastern edge of this and were mostly seeing clouds although a stray shower could graze Northern Colorado today as some of this moisture rolls through wyoming. Looking at the hour by hour, kelly, it is a pretty fast warmup today. We should get back into those low 80s once again
Classification of drivers instead of contractors instead of employees. They are forcing stiff competition from its drivers who rejected a price drop. Im pleased to have travis at this table. This is fast company innovation. A ar ago, 50 billion, legion of enemies how you plan to keep the magic going admitted you love uber. People seem to love uber. What makes it . Well, we didnt realize it, but it is hard to get around. I think a lot of people either get used to waiting for a bus, used to driving a car usually or used to not being able to go somewhere when they want to. It could even be like, you want to get a restaurant and dont know how you are going to get back. This is about safe, reliable transportation. No matter where you are in the world. Charlie how did you start it . Guest i was with my cofounder and which were in paris and couldnt get a taxi. Anybody who has been out late in paris knows its very likely you will be walking back to your hotel if you are a visitor or walking ba
Classification of drivers instead of contractors is ongoing. I am pleased to have travis at this table for the first time. This is fast company innovation. A year ago, 50 billion, a legion of enemies how you plan to keep the magic going admitted you love uber. People seem to love uber. What makes it . Travis well, we didnt realize it, but it is hard to get around. I think a lot of people either get used to waiting for a bus, used to driving a car usually or used to not being able to go somewhere when they want to. It could even be like, you want to get a restaurant and dont know how you are going to get back. This is about safe, reliable transportation. No matter where you are in the world. Charlie how did you start it . Was with my cofounder and we were in paris m we could not get a taxi. Anybody who has been out late in paris knows its very likely you will be walking back to your hotel if you are a visitor or walking back home if you lived there. My cofounder said, i want to push a b