dennis herrera accuses "mee dot com" of unlawfully >>> san francisco city attorney thinks predators areng an app to stalk kids. dennis herrera is accusing meetme.com of unlawfully publishing personal information like profiles, photos and locations and wants it shut down. he says that information lets sexual predators target children as young as 13. meetme.com hasn't commented about the lawsuit. about nefarious-jobs >>> a new website based in san francisco is helping people get even. joe vazquez tells us about nefariousjobs.com in a story you'll only see on kpix5. joe? >> he doesn't the woman his face on tv, but i sat down -- want his face on tv, but i sat down with the ceo who goes by john winters. he's a former cop and private investigators and has hired other p.i.'s from his company along with hackers from around the world to help him dig up dirt. >> anyone who has been wronged, hurt, abused, stabbed in the back can come to us and we will do our very, very best to make the life for that person who has wronged you completely miserable. >> reporter: it's revenge. >> yes, it is. >> repor

. >>> dennis herrera filed a law suit saying meetme.com violates california law by relying on consentr minors to reveal personal information to strangers. dozens of minors have been targeted by predators. the law suit will have meetme.com pay for violations. they said we care deeply about all of meetme's users. we compare the information to a sex offender registry. >>> the bay area got rain and the sierra nevada got snow. j.r. stone has more from lake tahoe. >> reporter: ski resorts are breathing a sigh of relief. there is snow on the ground and in the trees. 13-40 inches depending on where you are in the tahoe area. we will talk about this tonight at 8:00. in south lake tahoe. j.r. stone kron4news. >> reporter: it has been winding down over the bay area. clear skies will lead to chilly temperatures. another system will be approaching as we move into wednesday. tomorrow waking up to mainly clear skies in the 20s in napa, vallejo and pleasant ton. you will probably wake up to frosty windchill. temperatures warmer than today in the upper 50s, but we will not have the wind we had today,

mayor ed lee (clapping) this year we have a lot of city support we also have the city attorney dennis herrera. we have supervisors supervisor wiener and supervisor farrell and supervisor tang (clapping) we have the couple that i think is on the revises running this city naomi and highland kelly he's the manager of the puc his e-mail is sf city water this is the couple to watch (clapping) we have the current police achieve in his uniform greg surand the fire achieve joanne and she's in uniform also (clapping) house commissioner david singer and health commissioner david sanchez who runs the whole health system for the city barbara garcia. we have the interim chandler uscf sam hartford (clapping) that's an important relationship that's an important partnership for over a hundred years we do a lot of training for uscf and they are the wonderful faculty who do the research and care at san francisco general. then barbara sclur who is on the r s commission and wait till you see the new hospital (clapping) last but not least in the best valentine's day hat you ever saw achieve of protocol charlotte

dennis herrera is breaking the law and that's because the sites show screen shots that search for new friends and screen them by age. it tells you where that person is and the lawsuit makes it very easy to target minors. >>> it encourages them to meet them to track their location. >> and it says, quote it meets hundreds of photos posted to our services every day and we compare it by our users to a sex offender registry. he wants me to stop doing business in california. >>> and they are taking a close look at the mass transit problems at the big game this past weekend. now on sunday tens of thousands have packed them and many had to wait hours to get more and some have passed out waiting for a train. the organizers may face certain problems when they come to leave 2016 and they are working on how to transport thousands to their hotels in san francisco. >>> meantime a record number of people tuned in to watch the game meeting with the denver broncos 43-8 and they are 11.5, millions of viewers are tuning in and that's the largest audience in american television history. the beats the pre

now, we also know that city attorney dennis herrera has offered to participate in a civil rights lawsuithallenging the law so clearly this battle is extending beyond state lines. live at san francisco city hall, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> arizona governor jan brewer is trending right now. also trending, paul rudd. jimmy fallon faced off with him in a lip-synch battle on the tonight show. aaron hernandez involved in a jailhouse fight. godzilla the official movie trailer is released and will open soon. a national day of observance has started collecting signatures. >>> are you ready for baseball? we're about five weeks away. >> i'm missing my football. so i think baseball will suffice . >> that's right. >> yes, denver. something lapd to those bronx happened to those broncos. [ laughter ] >>> at 4:30 we had a few fender- benders, incidents on the eastshore freeway but now it's quiet since then. a storm coming for the evening commute. we want to keep reminding you of that. the for the most part are die. no delay approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. overnight roadwork is picked up. it was wr

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. >> city attorney dennis herrera says of the tens of millions of users on the site, 25% are under 18iled this suit today arguing that the site violates the privacy of minors, and enable sexual predators and child stalkers. meet me.com says it employs a 24 sevenths security team and says it reviews hundreds of thousands of photos posted to their services everyday. we compared the information provided by our users to a offender registry. herrera says it's not enough, and things need to change drastically. are you trying to shut them down? >> i'm trying to make sure that they are utilized as a way to target young people. >> meet me.com did confirm via e-mail that it knew about the suit and was reviewing the claim claim. >>> congress began a series of hearings today for security breaches at major retailers. lawmakers said they focused on whether target delayed informing the public and law enforcement about its data breach. this weeks hearings, as new information emerges about another potential security breach. it involves white lodging which operates franchises for major chains including

. >> reporter: >> pam: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera. a lawsuit against a social network site. saying it puts minors at risk. >> catherine: >> pam: meet-me - dot - com is a popular social networking site that allows strangers to interact. >> pam: herrera says, the pennsylvania- based company -- violates california laws -- by relying on legally invalid consent from minors -- ages 13 to 17 -- to strangers. >> pam: the suit alleges that dozens of minors nationwide. have been targeted by predators and child stalkers. who prey on victims through the social networking site. >> pam: the lawsuit is seeking a court order. to have meet- me -dot com follow state laws. or face a 25- hundred dollar fine for each violation. >> pam: it is the winter that just won't quit. the east coast is getting blasted with cold air and snow once again. >> pam: while much of the mid-west braces for an ice storm. >> pam: in parts of the northeast. as much as ten - inches of snow is expected. >> pam: the new york city area could get half a foot. >> pam: crews have alre

. >>: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera has filed a lawsuit against a social network site, sayingors at risk. meet-me - dot - com is a popular social networking site that allows strangers to interact. herrera says, the pennsylvania- based company -- violates california laws -- by relying on legally invalid consent from minors -- ages 13 to 17 -- to reveal their personal information to strangers. the suit alleges that dozens of minors nationwide. have been targeted by predators and child stalkers. who prey on victims through the social networking site. the lawsuit is seeking a court order. to have meet- me -dot com follow state laws. or face a 25- hundred dollar fine for each violation. meet me dot com released its response to the lawsuit. it says -- quote -- "we care deeply about the safety of all of meet -me's users. we review hundreds of thousands of photos posted to our services every day. and we compare the information provided by our users to a sex- offender registry." a new report places the blame for the death of lynne spalding. the woman found in a san francisco general st

. >> reporter: city attorney dennis herrera says of the tens of millions of users on the site, 25% arelates the privacy of minors, and enables sexual predators, and child stalkers. meetme.com says it employs a 24/7 security team, and says it reviews hundreds of thousands of photos posted to our services every day, and we compare the information employed by our users to a sex offender registry. herrera says it's not enough, and says things need to change drastically. >> are you trying to shut them down? >> i'm trying to make sure they aren't utilized to meet young people. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> parents should monitor web browser history to see which websites your children are visiting. also children should be taught to never share personal information, such as an address, a phone number, or a picture. and parents should remind children never agree to meet someone in person who they have met online. >>> tomorrow marks ten years since the launch of facebook. the menlo park company has been riding a wave of success since being larged in the harvard dorm room o

now, san francisco city attorney dennis herrera says the site is breaking california law by relying onm minors to reveal their personal information to strangers. >> it encourages them to meet young people and in the most sort of offensive way to track their location. >> meetme.com says it reviews hundred of thousands of photos posted to the services every day. i'm quoting this "we compare the information provided by our users to a sex offender registry." but herrera says he wants meetme.com to stop doing business in california. >>> want to check in with tear ray right now -- tash -- tara. what's going on? >> we have more than half a dozen cows and calfs in the road up in windsor on windsor road. the commute in antioch, not as bad. but the eastshore freeway is looking congested from hercules down through emeryville. you can see there's a little bit of red there at the toll plaza before the richmond bridge. we have reports of a car fire at an emergency parking lot there. also slow going in marin county on 101 southbound through -- from novato down to san rafael. we have a look at the bay

. >>> city attorney dennis herrera filed a lawsuit against meet me.com based in pennsylvania. he claims the website is allowing strangers to see children's profiles and pictures and where they live, and that violates california's unfair competition law. herrera says predators victimized dozens of kids nationwide and here in california buzz of this website, meet me.com. the ceo is fighting back and says quote, we review hundreds of thousands of photos posted to the services every day and we compare the information provided by users to a sex offender registry. >> free parking at the terminal no more. as of today, it will cost you $2 to park your car. you can buy a monthly parking pass for $20. that's a good deal for frequent rides because it cuts the price in half. if you don't pay, you can be fined $45. the golden gate bridge district expects it to bring in 4$400,00 a year. >>> snow in the mountains, all good. >> two more systems we're tracking throughout the workweek. live doppler radar shows dry conditions across san francisco to san jose but coming up, we'll track for on the

. >> reporter: city attorney dennis herrera says of the tens of millions of users on the site, 25% arethe site violates the privacy of minors, and enables sexual predators, and child stalkers. meetme.com says it employs a 24/7 security team, and says it reviews hundreds of thousands of photos posted to our services every day, and we compare the information employed by our users to a sex offender registry. herrera says it's not enough, and says things need to change drastically. >> are you trying to shut them down? >> i'm trying to make sure they aren't utilized to meet young people. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> parents should monitor web browser history to see which websites your children are visiting. also children should be taught to never share personal information, such as an address, a phone number, or a picture. and parents should remind children never agree to meet someone in person who they have met online. >>> tomorrow marks ten years since the launch of facebook. the menlo park company has been riding a wave of success since being larged in the harvard

. >> reporter: now, according to the "san francisco chronicle," city attorney dennis herrera has offeredticipate in a civil rights lawsuit challenging the law. live from san francisco city hall, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> trending this morning, jan brewer. also paul rudd. he was on the tonight show. aaron hernandez the former football player was involved in a jailhouse fight. godzilla is also trending. the official movie trailer has been released and hits theaters may 16. and opening day. an online petition to make baseball's opening day a national day of observance has started collecting signatures. there you go. you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >> i like that idea because especially in cold weather areas when you play baseball everyone kind of comes alive again, you know? it's a big day. >> i guess it signifies spring. >> it does. sometimes you have snow on that day but it's still opening day. >>> how about traffic? >> would we get the day off? >> good call. >> i don't know. light traffic on the roads most parts of the bay area for now except for here. this has been a problem sp

bart police >> pam: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera.as filed a lawsuit against a social network site. saying it puts minors at risk. >> pam: meet-me - dot - com is a popular social networking site that allows strangers to interact. >> pam: herrera says, the pennsylvania- based company -- violates california laws -- by relying on legally invalid consent from minors -- ages 13 to 17 -- to reveal their personal strangers. >> pam: the suit alleges that dozens of minors nationwide. have been targeted by predators and child stalkers. who prey on victims through the social networking site. >> pam: the lawsuit is seeking a court order to have meet- me -dot com follow state laws. or face a 25- hundred dollar fine for each violation. >> pam: francisco police are putting out a warning -- after reports of a phone scam surfaced. >> reporter:this weekend's rain barely put a dent in our drought.and today the sonoma county water agency asked water consumption by 20 percent. >> reporter:the sonoma county wanter agency is the latest to ask for voluntary