supervisor kim: why did we not pick a gmail or cloud-based system? why is it we did not move to a system like that? >> the subcommittees' went through a least a year of discussion and analysis with various e-mail systems. willits that the newer version of lotus and it was the recommendation of the city that we go with exchange. we have 70 e-mail systems that we support. wanted -- wanted to implement something that would get accepted widely by the city and jameel was discussed but we looked at the project and we thought we could overcome the challenges by going with the exchange. supervisor campos: thank you. -- supervisor kim: thank you. >> i will go back to my last few slides really quickly. on the major project update, supervisor jim pointed out we continue to roll out e-mail. we are hoping to speed that up now that the new version is coming out in august. the data center consolidation project is going well. we're pleased with how that is going. we had some great successes on the city wide broadband program, ruling out free wi-fi sites and the btop

. >>> if you don't want it stolen if you don't want out there don't put it on gmail. >>> obviously don't do anything that is really secure over gmail and the real big lesson is to make sure your updating make sure you're thinking about things they're clicking make sure you're aware of when people send you things make sure that those are actually the people that you think are sending them. >>> you can protect yourself by credit strong pass for the mix of symbols numbers and large his letters. and the beat up the log in with two-step verification. >>> your passwords from custer did quit at his. his e-mail account is not in fact there is no such thing as privacy anymore is a theme is " in any of the state's to happen says the democrat as we have left is what's inside our heads. and right now the electronic coming on desktop computers and not immobilizes the company says there must turn the situation and if they see any illegal activity that will put up roadblocks to stop the attackers. >>> and we have some developing news in oakland tonight right now police are at the scene of an officer in

>>> gmail is testing her. and no one is when to get that. did waves there were cameras in that garage the police are given the surveillance tape to see who the suspect or suspects may be as the hotel response there are signs posted sign that any property stolen is not their responsibility. >>> chilly at good rates last night thank you joliet. to our top story tonight a lot of very excited giants fans caught it at&t mad king has just thrown a parking scheme that is the donald belong out shortly with the lead report sent tens are exuberant i apologize for the gesture that's some of you saw on the air. they wanted their daughter \ san francisco couple took matters into their own hands according to police they say that they killed their daughters pam. in their hunt for their daughter the couple chaffed the alleged him to north hollywood berkeley said it fired shots at his car. that wasn't made. in an june 4th the couple found him in a sampan cisco bay view neighborhood and police say he was shot and killed at the couple's daughter disappeared so

coming up if the fed said despite google says will have recovered warnings coming to gmail. it is the time of year for fires bout with staff shortages and to the and resources crews are letting wild fires burn. >>> a new playground for food trucks a drive-in instead of a drive through where you can get your street on? >>> at this hour we to of winds dying down and tomorrow we have temperatures going up so up and with the day will top off in the '90s as eyewitness news continues right here in the city. highest uses a new warning you may be the target of government spying. kiddo on what is behind this message. google is not mincing words with the warning in the pink banner we believe status of the attackers may be attempting to compromise your account will computer. >>> is that the kind of the next step in modern warfare. the stern message appears to individual users and the sematech possible malicious activity the alert and actually started months ago but google finally went public with this week in the recent law imposed google only state's investigations and at some airport

happy to convert to a new consolidated the mayland platform, a cloud based e-mail system similar to gmail. the system that we were license was the first generation of the microsoft on-line e-mail system that, clegg's referred to as -- commonly referred to as bpus. when we followed up with department, kohler this thing's k.r.g. user training. a lot of people that not realize where to look for their e-mails are messages. we did a lot of investigations and we could not find any cases were anything have been deleted or lost. the good news is there has been -- the comptroller's office, we converted them. the department of human resources and others, that has been one of the more satisfying projects because everyone who goes all the new system is excited and the fact it has more functionality and is using -- easy to use and what they're used to using. we're about to embark on a microsoft is changing the first generation of e-mail. they have been doing that for the last six months and we're in line to get the city system that is upgraded. that has even additional capabilities that the first gene

i've read up for gmail and i have a neglected facebook page. it is out there, but i don't update it very much. i did read the privacy settings for that. when purchasing a book for a tv or something like that, i don't always check of the privacy policy that. i am not specifically concerned about the information i'm providing them and the way it can be used. >> do you think that there is an effort or do you think there should be an effort to simplify those agreements? that way nonlawyers can understand a little bit better? >> i think that would be a good goal for companies to pursue. you want to strike a balance between simplicity, ease of use, contributing to the high-level points. some people really care about the details. one of the things that we have in this market is kind of a consumer group that pays attention to the twists and turns in a privacy policy. one of the things the ftc has suggested another context is a layered approach. that way we get the high-level issues at the top. the bullet points in the machen week into an in-depth discu

used in iran because one of the, part of the -- there was some confusion over whether things like gmail or skype were violations of sanctions if they went into iran. and so this is something we're, you know, always trying to be as refined as possible, and yet it will never be the entire solution. one of the things secretary clinton highlight inside the hague in december of last year was increasingly companies of -- a number of companies are really taking a lead on this, but companies on their own volition or with the urging of human rights groups and others are doing internal due diligence to say, you know, where is this product going, and can i predict what the use is, is there a way if i'm doing software updates, etc., is there a way i can know what the use is afterwards, and what stuff can we take to make sure that the reasons our products were created are the reasons for which they're being used and the innovations that we've developed are being used in a way that will allow us to continue to innovate and make products going forward. and so i think the role of the private -- this is

like, for some thing, i've certainly read it, i use gmail, and i've read it for that. i've neglected my facebook page, to be honest. it's up there, but i don't update it very much, but i did read the pryce settings for that -- privacy settings for that. for some other things, i can't say when i go on another very well-known web site when i'm purchasing a book or a cd or something like that, that i check out the privacy policy that close because i'm not particularly concerned about the information that i'm providing them and the way that it can be used. >> host: do you think there's an effort or do you think there should be an effort to simplify those agreements so nonlawyers can understand them a little bit better? >> guest: i think that would be a good goal for companies to pursue. you need to strike this balance between simplicity, ease of use, giving people sort of the high-level points versus, you know, some people really care about the details. and one of the things that we have in this market is kind of the learned intermediary, the consumer doesn't pay very clos

google is winning but gmail comes out of nowhere so they're the underdog. apple is winning but the iphone, how could they possibly success against motorola so all the nerds come out for that. so again, when you come out with the new thing, the new notion, your audience, your drive, your followers, are going to be rooting for that new thing to work. because it says something about them, too. it says that they're part of an organization that wants to make interesting things happen. >> someone told me a fact that i thought was really great, too. as you get more successful and you have money and you have contacts, every time you make a big decision that's going to cost a lot of money, say how would i accomplish the same thing without spending any money, if i were just starting out? >> you'll probably do it better. what we do when we have money is try to cover ourselves against the down side. try to paper it over with three levels of stuff. a friend of mine used to work at "saturday night live" and said when they build a kitchen for the set, it costs more to bui

okay, connel from atlanta -- >> neil: steven, gmails -- >> neil: well, steve. [ inaudible ] kelly fromines -- >> neil: all right. i'm going to put you down as a maybe on my show. dion in baton rouge -- dion, four words. "hate bill, watch me." josh via yahoo ask how i benefit, sulting that viewers take a peek of me in bill's commercial break. hey, idiot, isn't the idea to get them to watch your whole show? what is a prosnippet will get you? a viewer for life. viewer for life. bill is a perfectly fine with this. karen in brooklyn doesn't believe any of that -- >> neil: overweight? anyway, bill knows the viewing public is very large and grows. it's not taking one viewer from another, it's growing pie. as you note, i know a thing or two about pies. by the way, karen, you sound like an idiot. a game name dodge -- do they name people this anymore -- is not buying this. he e-mailed -- >> neil: oh, really, dodge. just like there was only room for one news channel decades ago. look around the dial now, dodge. then look at this. uplifting message from two young boys, jeremy and bradley, ages 10

instead of whatever e-mail address you had there before like a gmail account, for example, facebook changed it to one that ads with at facebook.com and it hid your old one. facebook says it wants to streamline communications and it says it told all of its users about the change. how do you change it back? here's what you do. go to your profile, click on about and scroll down to your e- mail address, hit edit. then look for that new facebook e-mail address, click on the circle. then click on hide from timeline. be sure to save your changes and if you didn't write that down, we've listed all of these instructions at wusa9.com. people are very mad about this little switch a roo that's going on. >>> don't be mad. it's a beautiful day in our neighborhood. howard says it's going to be sunny with low humidity. highs in the 80s. how long will this glorious weather last? >> something to get you dancing this morning. see the moves in step africa and learn where you can see them in town this week. >>> welcome back. monika here with your time saver traffic. it's pleasant out weather wise but traffic wi

. >> is it going to stay in beta for as long as gmail stayed in beta? >> probably. >> a decade. >> probably. >> i have a few friends who, if they hear the word blackberry, they think of me. like, i am never off of it. it is glued to me. when it's more than arm's length from me, i start to get panicky. it's very disconcerting. are we gchat buddies? can i just... i'm always im-ing or texting or things like that. always checking my phone, taking care of other things while i'm doing something else. >> you are talking to your friend at the same time you're talking to another friend. at the same time, you're emailing another friend about what you're going to do tomorrow night. classes here aren't fun, man. we kind of understand that, too, between each other. we're all so busy that it's okay, if i'm talking to murph right now and his blackberry goes off and he has to start going on it. i'm like, well, that's okay because i'm going to do that to him anyways, so you just... it's a mutual understanding. school, i think, is kind of the same. like, you're paying at

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account, his personal gmail account, he doesn't remember ever having seen it. >> that's not a completesay anything about it or why the letter wasn't fullly retracted for eight months. but he says at the time at least he wasn't aware of it and his deputy or one of his deputies says that, you know, he just didn't connect the earlier operation and the controversy in fast and furious especially when the people who ran fast and furious were being so adamant. >> poor lanny brewer. i have to ask you about president politics of all of this i know speaker boehner, the republican leaped would rather talk about jobs and the economy. the obama administration would rather talk about that. if there is not an agreement on the documents that darryl isa wants, the vote will happen quickly and the obama white house will want it to happen so everyone can move on, it's not going to be a long drawn out process as far as negotiations are concerned? >> well, as far as everyone moving on, i doubt that's going to happen. you know, there is a lot of intensity surrounding this fast and furious probe, particularl

gmail makes you feel so uncomfortable. how did you know i wanted to go here?t. >> they need to keep those offices opens and you can avoid that altogether. megyn: thank you. new questions today over comments the president made, suggesting that it is fashionable for people to be cynical about politics in the country. our panel debates who might be blamed for that. and she defended her husband under orc, protecting all the evidence that jerry sandusky had sexually abused boys in their house. while she was home. she didn't think anything was on about him going down into the basement to put these young boys to bed night after night. dr. keith ablow weighs in on what dottie sandusky you, and why she did nothing about it. plus, new allegations from some democrats that the impending contempt vote against eric holder has nothing to do with "fast and furious", and everything to do with trying to distract him from his effort to crack down on voter id laws that are popping up around the country. our panel debates that next. >> these very same people are holding him in con

or gmail, whatever it is, you really doesn't have your name on that address? would that be correct? such as jim woodhill@yahoo!.com? >> actually, if you look at who lost money, it's random. your school district was randomly unlucky. every time banks sign someone up, like your school district for online banking they get a kind of reverse lottery ticket that if their number is selected by the criminals, they lose $300,000 as crystal lake does and so studies of the victimization patterns, it doesn't matter if your name is included or not, you're just randomly unlucky to end up with malware on their pc and get their money stolen. so those kind of things, the criminals try everything. they try every attack, every which way. so, you can't defend yourself. >> thank you. >> thank you, and thank you to the panel. this is interesting. i have a feeling we'll spend a lot more time on this subject over the next years to come. all right, the chairman notes that some members may have additional questions for this panel which they may wish to submit in writing. without objections, i'm always worrie