buckner captured several photos.ily is disguised because it turns out they were victims too. they paid $800 for the computer at a flea market in oakland. a recent cbs 5 investigation showed how stolen computers and other items end up here for sale. back then, ken bastida confronted some of the sellers of what appeared to be stolen clothes. >> you know it's a felony to sell stolen merchandise. >> all i know is i work here. >> reporter: buckner emailed the picture to the user and demanded she return the computer. it worked. >> she said she spent the morning crying because she was so upset. >> reporter: the family is out the $800 they paid for that stolen computer. the gallery owner here offered to pay half saying all of them are victims but the family said no, thank you. we learned a tough lesson. it was too good to be true. police say they just doesn't have the resources to monitor what goes on at these flea markets. "cbs 5 investigates" will continue to follow this problem. in san francisco, linda yee, cbs 5. >> deve

they gave that computer back to buckner. >>> a similar story from the south bay. a san jose man was able to track his stolen ipad through its gps. police joined in on the search. they found the ipad and some other stolen electronics at a home in morgan hill. the parolee at that home was arrested. >>> the mayor of san francisco is set to announces a new way to check food safety records for restaurants around town. ed lee will make the announcement today at the winter conference of mayors in washington, d.c. the food safety records will appear on the website yelp as soon as today. lee hopes the information will later be added to other websites that offer restaurant listings including google and trip advisor. >>> some republican state lawmakers are proposing a tuition freeze for california state university and university of california students. >> that freeze would last for at least 7 years while prop 30 remains in effect. voters approved the tax measure this past november. some of the prop 30 revenue is earmarked for higher education. but as of now, the csu and uc b

she gave it back to buckner without taking any money for it.er there. >> if you are buying an apple computer for $800 you're getting a good deal. >> yes. >> at a flea market of all places. >>> an american software engineer found a way to have somebody else do his job for him at a bargain rate. the man identified only as bob showed up for work every day but he spend his time surfing the web apparently. meanwhile he was paying someone in china to do his work for him are at one-fifth of his salary. the register reports he got caught when his company checked the chinese link to his computer. there you go. >> time now is 5:52. yelp teams up with a bay area city to make dining out safer. >> and more calories than you should eat in a day. a new list names the most dangerous dishes at popular restaurants coming up. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. lucky charms?! ♪ ♪ yer always after me lucky charms! whoa. i forgot how good these taste! [ lucky ] ♪ they're magically delicious ♪ [ female announcer ] there's sur

. >> well, the woman using buckner's computer says she bought it at a flea market for $800.learned a lesson about buying something at a price that is too good to be true. she gave it back to buckner without taking any money for it. >>> the mayor of san francisco will announce today food safety records of restaurants around town that will be posted on the website yelp. mayor ed lee will major the announcement today at the winter conference of mayors in washington, dc. the records will appear on yelp as soon as today. lee hopes the information will be added to other websites that offer restaurant listings including google and trip advisor. >>> the extreme eating awards have named a dish from the cheesecake factory its top winner highlighting the highest number of calories to order while eating out. the bistro shrimp pasta disk at the cheesecake factory is more than 1,000 calories over the intake. 3120 calories. also on the list chili's baby back ribs and ihop's country fried steak and eggs combo. >>> the subway foot long is coming up short for a customer. he posted this photo

thank you for reminding me that we are at the top for the new academy class, working with officer buckner -- right, gary? to talk about the new entertainment. this is what we do and how we do what we do. it is my vision to have some kind of special team in place in the department that focuses in understands my life. we are a little bit of a ways off, but that is what i would like to do. >> how can a new club owner in gauge so they know the rules and regulations and what is expected of them? >> essentially, we tend to reach out to club owners. there are 3600 licenses within 49 square miles. the director will tell you it is the largest in the state. so, for the inspectors assigned to that unit's, we tried to engage them to open up. i agree with the gentleman at the end. security is paramount. we feel that as the police department, we want you to please yourself. as the commander mentioned, we are well trained. we do not come out there as police officers. we are into education and training. we are not looking to enforce. we tried to instill the idea that the security plan is paramount, provi

thank you for reminding me that we are at the top for the new academy class, working with officer buckner-- right, gary? to talk about the new entertainment. this is what we do and how we do what we do. it is my vision to have some kind of special team in place in the department that focuses in understands my life. we are a little bit of a ways off, but that is what i would like to do. >> how can a new club owner in gauge so they know the rules and regulations and what is expected of them? >> essentially, we tend to reach out to club owners. there are 3600 licenses within 49 square miles. the director will tell you it is the largest in the state. so, for the inspectors assigned to that unit's, we tried to engage them to open up. i agree with the gentleman at the end.

and, you know, one confederate general, general buckner, who was a--the son of a confederate general at one point said that, you know, 'well, black men can't really operate heavy machinery. we don't--we can't send them out there. we might leave, you know, unwanted racial mixtures and all this sort of thing.' but these men, you know, and this--inspiring tales, facing all sorts of, you know, just geological and engineering problems, built the road ahead of schedule and with great aplomb. c-span: who was walter furnace? or who is he--is--i guess he's still alive. >> guest: yes, he at the time was a representative in alaska. he was republican and former airman who had been--become a bank executive and, you know, was doing very well in the state house. c-span: was he career air force? >> guest: no, no, he wasn't. he got out too early to have been career air force. c-span: the reason i ask is because another career man who is a black writer, albert murray, and i know that you quote him at great lengths in here. >> guest: yes, well, he did a similar book about the south. and so i looked to