the man who organized the neighbors in this building had sent an email wishing the barrios sisters well. >> hello, my name is carlos barrios and my two daughters are here as well. we have this legacy that my mom and dad left to me. how can i say, that they gave me the opportunity to bring up my family as far as financially and all of that. so i'm trying to do that for them. trying to set them up in a certain place, where they can go ahead and do the same thing, like my father and my mother did for me, you know? so i would like to continue the legacy to them and my parents also to continue their legacy of the la rondalla restaurant. as far as anything else, as far as any music or anything, we don't want to hurt the people. we don't want to disturb -- we have got a sound system in the business and everything, where that can probably be reduced a little bit, you know? as far as the hearing of the outside, to all the patrons. so that is all i would like to say. i'm just trying to pass the torch onto my daughters so they can continue like my dad and mom passed the torch to me. i want to do t

. >> still to come what she considers the learning moment after an email calls attention to her weight. >> but first, a rough day for hewlett-packard on wall street. when the silicon valley giant can expect a turnaround. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. we have cooler temperatures on the way, fog not too far away. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in to turn the struggling tech company around. >>> hewlett-packard's ceo meg whitman expects earnings to fall in 2013 as she works to turn the struggling tech company around. she delivered the disappointing report to analysts and invests in san francisco today. hp is coming off its worst quarter ever and is aggressively cutting costs. still, whitman warned it could be 2015 before hp's revenue growth gets going again. investors didn't like that one bit. hp stock was down 11% in midday trading. it's down about 40% on the year. overall, the markets are about even on the day. the dow is down about 12 points. >>> some students will have more options for medical school here in california. a nati

someone open an email and that was it there was no it was an easy breezy hacking through one system yeah chinese spies didn't break through like the west wing windows and start smashing stuff and putting a little u.s.b. drugs inside the president's phone no you know they could of the fact that it was you know sort of the department that's in charge of white house scheduling that knows where the president's going to be at all times this was cause for a whole lot of people to say we need cyber security legislation now and that's so funny because they've been saying that for so long and it seems like they've been continuously looking for a new excuse to convince us that that's a good idea or you're connecting some dots for years and years saying that the only reason this story came out is perhaps because it was another reason to put in sort of the arsenal of reasons i don't want to say that per se ok seems like would be a bit facetious of me just to assume things like this right however congress couldn't come up with a cyber security bill decide in the house can agree on anything the white

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great question." >> greta: then there came a point when a member of the obama campaign sent out an emailody. how did you hear about that? >> i came to work, had been out of the office for a little bit, and my boss had come in, he met me outside kind of laughing, and he said i was in the "quad city times," and he said, you called out ryan? i said, what are you talking about? he says, it's here in the paper, the question you asked, you called out ryan. out there in the parking lot, we had a meeting. there was, like, four of us standing around outside. the more i thought about the more angrier i caught. i know what i asked. there was no way i was calling him out. all i did was ask a question so many people wanted to hear and we got a great answer. >> greta: have you heard from president obama's campaign, saying we're sorry we did that, we didn't tell the complete story, we'll send out an email correcting it to the same number of people we sent the first email out to? >> i've not heard one word from the obama campaign, no. >> greta: why do you think the obama campaign did that, that they wer

. >> soon after that, an obama campaign spokesperson emailed reporters, writing this...eing called out for failing to provide specifics about what mitt romney would do if elected. linda morrison joins us. nice to talk to you, linda. >> nice to talk to you, greta. thanks for having me on. >> greta: i'm curious, did you get a specific answer from congressman paul ryan? >> i did. all you have to do, if you went online and listened, he told me specifically he had five points that he made, and he really elaborated on the points. he didn't just say like number one, number two, it took him about eight minutes tonswe a me, and i was really pleased with his answer, because i thought to myself if there's any spin, i am going to stop him and say, just answer the question. he didn't. everybody afterwards, you could tell by the reaction of the crowd, everybody liked his answers. afterwards i had about four people come up to and say, "what a great question." >> greta: then there came a point when a member of the obama campaign sent out an email to everybody. how did you hear about tha

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she decide -- a viewer had wren her an email reading, in parkts surely you don't consider yourself a suitable example of this community's young peernlings girls in particular. obesity is one of the worst choices a person can make and one of the most dangerous habits to make. i'm leaving you this note hoping you will reconsider as a public personality. here's how livingston respond the truth is i am overweight. you can call me fat, and yes, even obese on a doctor's chart, but to the person who wrote me that letter, do you think i don't three in that. that your cruel words are pointing out something i don't see. you don't know me. you have admitted you don't watch this show, so you know nothing about me but what you see on the outside and i am much more than a number on a scale. >> livingston went on to say do not let yourself worth be defined by bullies. we want to know what you think. go to abc2news.com/facebook. do you think she was being bullied and do you think she handled the email the right way. >>> the trouble doesn't end for mamplet a third flight in a week experiences loose s

. >> this is an email from arthur allen, president and ceo of asg software solutions. subject: will the us presidental election directly impact your future jobs at asg? i can tell you if the us reelects president obama, our chances of staying independent are are slim to none. if we fail as a nation to make the right choice and we lose our independence as a company, i don't want to hear any complaints regarding the fallout that will most likely come. >> stephen: yeah. if these ceos or their companies have their taxes raised, you employees will lose your jobs. which would be terrible, because then you couldn't work at that great place where your boss threatens you! [ laughter ] now some call this ceo blackmail. but, folks, i just call it efficient use of resources. [ laughter ] why waste hundreds of millions of dollars on super pac ads that may or may not be effective, when you can deliver a message that will really hit home -- "vote for romney or you'll lose your home." [ laughter ] and it's also great for the employees. as westgate timeshare ceo david siegel told bloom

they sent an email to the owners of and nothing has happened exempt i have been harassed since friday of last week. my slipping through the cracks part, your legislation is aimed at other than where i am living. i have been evicted from my house for 40 years and i'm living at travel lodge hotel, a choice place. so you are not going to tourist places, but people that live there, if they stay in san francisco, they end up going to other places and if they have bed bugs in their luggage or something, they are bringing to the places that you are trying to rid of bed bugs or have rid of bed bugs. i didn't even know what bed bugs were until i got to the travel lodge hotel. i'm 63 years old, born and raised in san francisco. never been attacked by bed bugs before in my life and my whole body is bitten. i have scars. the second room i got bit as you saw my rooms and the scars did not go away and then i got bit in my head, ankles, and fingers. i captured three bed bugs. so i would like you guys to also at least think about the choice -- >> i want to clarify, this legislation does apply to tour

. >> supervisors, this morning i sent you all an email and in that email is a link about hud. how the housing and urban development a long time ago, before this silly ordinance that you are all proposing, offered anyone who lives in public housing the right to own their own units. so monies were set aside for the tenants to buy their units. those units were not built by the city. they were not built by the state. they were built by the department of defense. and hud made a great mistake by transferring it to the san francisco housing authority, the most despicable agency in the whole nation. we have crimes being committed like this. a lady and her family bolted and then the unit set on fire. and i can give you a hundred more incidents where people leave, where sewage runs all over the place, where the elderly are put in transit from rehab units. the rehab units are demolished, so that john stewart company can build whatever and our elderly are put in other homes where asbestos fly all over the place and in months they die and you think it's a joke and come up with some ordinan

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all the actuals that were taken, i put it down specifically in an email and it was emailed to the bayview station, to the director, and everybody has a copy. so to say that we haven't done anything up to this point is kind of inaccurate. the weird thing is that this happened july 27th. on july 31st we had -- the club had an issue with our landlord and we were actually locked out for a month and a half. >> i don't mean to interrupt you, but you are far afield from this outdoor loudspeaker permit. you are talking about what is going on inside your club, which is not the issue before us right now. i just want to stay on track. >> i wanted to address the complaints coming after the outdoor permits. so there was noise that was leaking from the building, even after the outdoor permit would end. and those issues have been addressed. as far as outreach, we have done all of the outreach. >> you have done outreach for this coming october already or you are talking about august, right? because this is a different permit. this is a new permit and outreach has to be done with this permit? >> we do out

>>> a news anchor in wisconsin is speaking out after receiving an email criticizing her weight and appearance>> her name is jennifer livingston. and she took to the airwaves with an editorial response that has a lot of people talking today. >> you don't know me. and i am much more than a number on a scale. do not let your self-worth be defined by bullies. learn from my experience that the cruel words of one are nothing compared to the shouts of many. >> livingston also points out that october is national anti- bullying month. >> and we have been asking you this morning what do you think about the anchor's response to that viewer's critical email. let's go to twitter. and on facebook - susan wro: excellent message! hat's ofo jennifer! you can share your thoughts on facebook twitter or e-mail us at mors at cbs 5 dot com. >> you can share your thoughts, too, at facebook or twitter or email us at mornings@cbs5.com. we were talking about the story this morning. >> of course we get lots of comments on you guys. very well aware of that. the things we say or mistakenly say and boy we're held accounta

reporter: officials with the college district did not want to speak on camera but the chancellor sent an emailing this has been a deplorable disconcerting affair and all evidence was observed to support prosecution to the fullest extent of the law. bustos is on bond. the other suspect will be arraigned this afternoon. he has a $1 million bail so he has been in jail and hasn't been able to come up with that money. the amount is so high because he is a flight risk. prosecutors say he flew to australia after these charges started brewing but then did come back to face charges. anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> hurricane sandy is packing 80-mile-per-hour winds as it barrels through the bahamas and heads north today. danielle nottingham is in vero beach, florida, where residents are already fleeing. >> reporter: hurricane sandy is kick up powerful waves and pounding piers along florida's atlantic coast. it's a similar scene from deerfield beach to cocoa beach and jacksonville. even experienced surfers know it's dangerous to go in the water. >>> it will pull you down. >> reporter: high winds and heavy rains

with a lot of other applicants that you keep mission station, as well as our staff briefed through an email or whatever of what you are planning. and the permit officer can indicate which venues would require some type of security if their opinion. if they didn't get back, then you didn't have to have it? >> i think if we approved this limited live, we approve the limited live with security, when it is being used a limited live permit. if you are having meetings, having aa meetings, whatever you are having, you are not doing limited live. on the times and days that you do limited live, a security component would have to come into play. >> all right. >> particularly commissioners when there is a third party venue or third party entity is involved. >> so you are talking about third parties as being promoters? >> it could be a promoter. i mean it could be anyone. anyone, as i understand can rent the space, correct? >> do you understand that? okay, go ahead. >> if i could speak? my name is fernando and i'm parts of a volunteer collective that rents from the center. we rent the space from 518 va

there's also an email nomination form you can use to nominate your local hero for another jefferson award. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 1-888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. >> and before we go to break, how is the dow doing on this thursday? down a little. almost 3 points. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is nectarines. there's some good ones and bad ones out there at this time of the year. it's coming around fall some have been picked too early and stored too long. so you have to select them and store them right or otherwise, you are going to be so disappointed. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, beautiful color all the way around. very, very important. free from any shriveling whatsoever any discoloration. when you bring them home, it's so important to store them on the counter but only for about a day or two. that's it. don't wait until they get too soft. they will get mushy. this time of year it's tricky with summer fruit. if you find them discolored and

we wrote a letter to the property owners association on sycamore and also sent an email to mr. soriano the main complainant, answering every one of thinks complaints. >> thank you, miss garland. did have you anything that you wanted to add? >> no. >> okay. let's see, commissioners have questions for the applicants? go ahead. >> i'm just trying to figure out where is this? mission and sycamore? >> 17th street. the alley that goes up by -- >> i have an idea now. >> sort of where valencia, out that way. >> okay. the patio, what is the activities in the patio? just people eating and dining, smoking? >> board games. >> board games. so the amplified speakers that were there were used for just whatever was going on inside? you could hear it outside? is that how it worked? >> right. >> so when you come out of the door, let's say you took the speakers away and you have something going on inside, is there any kind of sound curtain in that backdoor? >> there is a long corridor. >> how long? is it pretty long? >> the primary dining room is at the front of the [pwo-egd/] and building and th