and while the department needs email, every department doesn't need to maintain their own email server. i expect cloud to grow for solutions such as human resources management, maybe financial transaction process, etc. when you maintain multiple servers, each upgrades, patches, configuration management, etc., moving the kind of systems that are in all agencies lets those i.t. managers in government kind of focus on what is core to their mission and not getting away from the systems that are common and shared across all agencies. and also to the individual departments, let them leapfrog to the latest software, hardware, if they have a system that's getting older, it gives them a chance to move to the latest and greatest without putting new effort into the solutions they have now. and that's system mained assistance backup, etc., becomes the responsibility of the system service provider in the cloud and, again, let's people move out into the core competency. this approach isn't new. los angeles has moved its email. new york is moving some of its software solutions to the cloud. in fact,

the thing that most people are excited about is felting emails on their phones. -- is getting emails on their phones. everyone has ipads and iphones and every other device known to man. so the integration between the new email system and all the multiple mobile devices our users use has really been a benefit. any more questions or are we -- >> john moore with g.c.n. i was wondering, were all of the onpremise email servers, was a mixed? i missed the third vendor that you evaluated. it was microsoft, google and -- >> lotus notes. >> notes. ok. >> so the mix is we have about 15,000 users using lotus notes on two different lotus notes system and the other approximate users are spread across five different exchange across the city. >> how many people are using the new hosted service right now justice >> we have over 300 and it's been well received. one more from the audience. [inaudible] >> well, i wouldn't credit it to the situation exactly. i know there are stories even last night about restitution settlements and things like that with regard to terry child. i say securities are very im

we did follow up with public announcements through other channels, as well as email, direct emails to the consumers following the breach. >> ok. one final question about sort of how you prepared for this. i mean, i know, ms. fitzgerald, you said epsilon had plans in place ready to go if some sort of breach happened, and i assume that's the same for sony. >> absolutely. >> i mean, is there a specific entity within both your companies that's proactive, somebody you've got in your company that sort of looks at your security systems and tries to penetrate it, tries to find the weaknesses, sort of a proactive approach instead of reacting to a breach by recognizing weaknesses within the company? >> a successful approach to security involves proactive, as well as reactive approaches. and we definitely have those kinds of resources in place in my company and in

friday alaska released 24,000 pages of emails. what do they reveal? nbc's national vechtive correspondent michael isikof has been pouring over them. good morning. >> good morning, lester. news organizations waited nearly three years to get access to these documents. palin and the state of alaska fought having them made public, but now that they are, palin's spokesman said yesterday that they show she was a completely engaged governor and everybody should read them. >> reporter: a media frenzy alaska hasn't seen since 2008. journalists jockeyed to get their hands on thousands of pages of emails sent by sarah palin to more than 50 top aides and officials in alaska. the 250 pounds of documents contain emails from palin's first two years as governor and continue through september 2008, including the chaotic first weeks when john mccain thrust her into the national spotlight as his running mate. as governor palin was a frenetic blackberry user firing off emails and using her personal yahoo account rather than government accounts to conduct state business.

they have emails in which he acknowledged payments were made to his mistress, rielle hunter. he has turned down a plea deal because it included six months in prison. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 from a deadly day for american forces in iraq. >> i think about you every day. i feel your hard ship. your sacrifice coming your burden. >> a tearful goodbye in his final visit to afghanistan. but defense secretary robert gates had to say about the future of that nation. >> we will put today's weather in the win column. >>> you are watching abc7 news at 6. on your side. >>> five service members are dead after a deadly attack in iraq. they served as advisers to iraqi and security police. the deadliest single day for american security forces in two years. the service members names have not been released. 2500 american troops have been killed in iraq. >>> defense secretary robert gates says the u.s. should stay the course. he spoke with troops today in his final trip to the wars on. he says it is too soon to end the war in afghanistan and urged fellow leaders to be more strategic w

the latest target, top officials using google's email system. messages claiming to contain a draft u.s.-china statement were sent to senior american officials. who then had their personal although not government email compromised. this happened after they were directed to a fake google email log-in page. when they provided their details, hackers could gain access to praoist accounts. -- praoist accounts. >> google informed the state department of this situation yesterday in advance of its public announcement. these allegations are very serious. we take them seriously. we're looking into them. >> google says it traced the attacks to china. but proving who is behind the campaign which also targeted chinese political activeists isn't easy. -- activists isn't easy. >> the allegations that the chinese government supports hacking attacks is completely fabricated. with ulterior motives. >> the attack comes as america prepared its new cyber strategy with the pentagon exploring a number of options. for the most serious cyber attacks, the u.s. military co

what do we know about these emails. >> emails and notes of conversations between john edwards and a former webbedy button in 2009. the two discussed edwards' coming clean about the affair and about his love child. and according to the reporting of the associated press, in at least one of those conversations, he acknowledges knowing about the payments to his mistress reel hunter. but, again, according to the reporting of the a.p., the conversations do not indicate whether he ordered that money to be paid out of campaign cash. and, of course, if he was simply asking rich friends to give money to his mistress, there is nothing illegal about that shep. >> shepard: over his history, at least while representing others, he has done a the love settling instead of going to court. >> he has, indeed. this is going to go to trial. according to every legal expert it will be at least 12 months before it gets there that gives both sides a the lo of time to sort out of a plea deal. prosecutors might want it, according to legal experts like our own judge napolitano because it's a difficult case in which to

. >> we had 350 volunteers and i received hundreds of emails and calls. city employees and members of the public that wanted to work. >> we had to come up with training programs. there's a check in person. you were a greeter, part of the licensing issue unit. you were on the recording side and each one of those functions required different skills. or the deputy message commissioner. >> donna place the ring and repeat after me. >> that was just a huge load off of our plates when she took that over. and every day i thank her and i said, i can't thank you enough. >> i worked a lot of late nights. may be the latest was 2:30 a.m.. my has would say, you have to go to bed. the first week, it was beyond midnight, one click. once i think it was after 230 in the morning and i was trying to get this out. >> they said we would get our schedules sunday night, so 7 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 10 o'clock. i got it at 11 o'clock. this person who doing the schedule, there was a whole spread sheet and the 5 shifts and so she had all these names and having to coordinate based on th

many of the questions i have the i will be asking have come from folks to have -- who have emailed me because they were unable to attend the hearing today. around the time, it was generally reported this new light rail service would cut the travel time between visitation valley and the south midmarket area by five to 10 minutes. have we achieved that time savings of 10 minutes? >> i just want to understand the

if it is too good to be true and you are receiving unsolicited email, they are not selling authentic product nine out of ten times and they don't care about your health." >>reporter: the scale of this takedown maybe unprecedented, clearing up the health of million's of people's computers across the world -- but according to experts more needs to be done by the public at large if they're to stop new botnets and the spread of spam. >>lanstein: "it is staying up-to-date with best practices; best practices include having a strong password, running some sort of software or hardware-based firewall; keeping your software up-to-date; keeping your anti-virus up-to-date and current; not clicking on things from people you don't know that are sending them to you." >>reporter: sepp blatter has just been re-elected, unopposed to another 4 year term as president of world football's governing body fifa. but his election was preceded by unprecedented infighting, sparked by allegations of corruption within the organisation. these allegations included accusations that certain fifa members had essential

did it have to do with those emails that those of us here in this country were sending? what was the ultimate decision as to why? >> i think the international pressure had a lot to do with my release. it really did. i mean, i didn't know-- i was in prison, completely cut off from the rest of the world. >> hinojosa: and did you think that people in the united states cared, knew? >> absolutely not. all i knew is that my husband would do everything he can to get me out. but i didn't know that they had... really there was a whole world working on my behalf, all the way from japan to brazil, you know? i mean, it was amazing. i found out once i was released. but i think there was a big discussion going on internally in the intelligence ministry among the people who arrested me and who were opposed to my arrest. in the beginning, when they arrested me, the more radical element of the intelligence ministry prevailed. in the end, when they released me, it was because the office of the leader intervened and the more moderate elements in the intelligence ministry finally got their

getting this information from a television station in san diego and le's family actually sent out an email late last night calling the claims untrue and police have not confirmed anything yet. but kg-tv down in san diego says it got this new information from a source, quote, close to the investigation. but after michelle le disappeared, her cell phone was used to make two calls one to reno and one to a woman somewhere in arizona, they say. the station says that woman then called le's family herself. here's michelle's brother, michael, who confirms getting a call. >> i did get a phone call from her. i just relayed that to the police. every day gets harder and so my resolve has to be that much stronger. >> now, we don't know anything about -- >> reporter: now, we don't know anything about this arizona woman who supposedly got a call from le's phone, but the san diego report says hayward police did go to arizona to investigate this. but they will not talk to us about this just yet. of course, there is a $65,000 reward out for the return of michelle le. and they are planning another big search

staff has received three phone calls requesting information about the project, two emails a concern, and one letter expressing opposition. these have been included in your pocket. staff has received another e- mail citing concerns over the long-term health effects of the proposed project, which have been passed out to you. the project complies with the current federal communication commission safety standards for radio frequency radiation exposure. also in response to community concerns, the motion includes a condition that reads the project sponsor or property owners to remove it antennas and equipment that happened out of service or otherwise abandon for a continuous time of six months. after analyzing all aspects of the project, we recommend approval with conditions. the department finds the product to be desirable and necessary within the neighborhood. specifically it would allow for increased coverage and capacity for the at&t telecommunications network. it is located on a preferred site and is consistent with the department citing guidelines. finally, from the public right of w

the hackers did not steal government-owned emails, but u.s. officials who work at home frequently use gmail to do government business. white house teams often use gmail to communicate where and when the president might travel. the risk is growing that too much secure information is being sent on nonsecure systems. >> anyone who works in government should not be using a personal email account, such as one that would be found in gmail on google, to put any classified information or government activity information. >> reporter: china denies that the hacking is state-sponsored, calling that allegation "completely unfounded and made with ulterior motives." but the f.b.i. is now investigating, and this new revelation of hacking is adding heat to the friction between the u.s. and china. harry? >> smith: wyatt andrews in washington. thanks. and there is another possible security breach. a group of hackers based in europe said today it stole more than a million pieces of information from sony pictures, including passwords and email addresses. sony says

what mine need to be and that is the most satisfying kind of feedback thank you very much and the emails and comments coming now as promised eleanor holmes norton taking a page from the playbook wants to have an official national dance day let's see if she's qualified for that. this was inspired by the recent protests at the jefferson memorial our own dance party there but she's got a permit for this event and doesn't seem to get the purpose of it not to mention the fact that she didn't invite me we'll see for she's got a dance party on the mall planned and my invitation hasn't arrived yet i can explain it all right that's our show for i think for two.

specific suggestions and to meet and talk about it, they can send it to the email address, and we will about d. wade any suggestions that come in to that forum, as well. commissioner: can i just ask -- most of us got the same recommendations you got. because the suggestion said this, which i know to be true, the neighborhood and at 30th street, not 29th street, but here is a problem with that. if you just moved it one block and drew it on 30th street, then the southern side of the streets would be in the other, so what i'm interested in as an example is what we do about -- do we always run a line down the middle of the street, is my question, because it is an interesting question. i mean, the issue of the kind of coherence of the neighborhood is a good question, but, of course, in that case, you'd want to draw it sort of between the backyards. >> so i think maybe these will help highlight house staff is going to vote all of the requests, and one is can the law to be consistently applied to all suggestions? so the suggestion to keep all of the neighborhoods together cannot be consistent

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i want to get to some of the specifics that are raised in the email. -- that i raised in the mill. to the study data itself, some of the key flaws i indicated in my e-mail, it only gathers information from residential customers. most of the electricity sold in san francisco is too large commercial customers. without that information base, we are not heading in the right direction. we do not have the proper information base to make decisions like this. i would argue that because of that, the study itself has a big flaw in it. the biggest problem i see with the proposal of the san francisco public utilities commission itself is the idea that commissioner torres was getting at. that is the higher cost of the product to consumers. in marin county, they have been very conscious of this from the beginning. even though they have a procurement only system, they have bent over backwards to keep its price truly competitive with pg&e. it has been very difficult. it has not been always perfect. it has been much better than the proposal would suggest. the thing that mitigates this is that when

the department has received numerous letters, phone calls, and emails in support of and in opposition to the proposed project. we have also confirmed with the clerk of the board that no supplemental materials from the appellants have been submitted after the appeal deadline. comments received were addressed in the comments and responses on the draft eir. the issues raised by the appellant deal with land use and resources and the range of alternatives studied in the eir. all of these issues have been adequately addressed in the final eir. in terms of land use, the final eir accurately reflects the condition of the project's site at the time the department commenced in burma to review, which is consistent with ceqa requirements. 701 lombard, where the library plans to blame it -- build a new branch. moreover, it is not clear how the showing of the previous board meetings addresses this with respect to the eir. the eir eliminates the impacts with the association -- with the closing of the parking and a new library at 701 lombard street. a reorganization and improvement of playground feat

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. >>> reporter: for mindy roberts one of the leading mommy bloggers, the bombshell email from amazon came today. >> confused. >> reporter: mindy is for now a so-called amazon affiliate based on scotts valley. buy products through her site, amazon ships them to her and she gets the sale. >> we are dumping you. somebody wants you to conform to some new rule. we like you, we don't want to dump you so we have to. sorry. >> reporter: for amazon based in seattle, eliminating the nexus of california affiliates is part of a strategy they have done in other states that also have online taxes. by getting rid of affiliates, there is no physical presence and therefore, no need to collect sales tax. however, assembly member nancy skinner one of the authors of the new online tax law issued a statement saying, severing affiliate ties won't change the fact that under our efairness law they will still need to collect sales taxes. we hope that amazon and overstock rethink these bullying tactics. >> it's a staring competition with amazon. amazon won blink. >> reporter: says the law backfires if the bus

suspended vice president jack warner lot they're going on to say that investigating qatar based on his email you would have set a precedent of checking every upcoming world cup host nation. now moving to america and boston have had back in style in the stanley cup finals series against vancouver the out their dogs thrashing the cadillacs in game three with boston veteran mark recchi netting a double eight swann's the victory while built on the team follow us made fourteen saves for the bruins eight goals the most scored in the file since one thousand nine hundred sixty bunco were still leave the series two one though with game four in boston on the west. we could get this like a game seven you know that's how we're going to get the rest of the stanley cup finals. we're going to be successful and the guys were ready and the guys were prepared and i knew we would respond we have all year to situations where. we all believe in each other and you know we you know whether we want to not we knew that we were going to give everything we were going to play or you know the best game out of the tree s

last i was responding after fee for secretary-general jerome valcke it was accused of writing in an email that the top aide for those votes he added after words never meant to make direct accusation was of wrongdoing in the message leaked by now suspended vice president. laughter going on to say that investigating guitar based on quality is email it would have said the president will change in every upcoming world cup host nation. now tennis players have switched from clay to grass ahead of wimbledon in a few weeks time with preparations as usual taking place at london's annual war propaganda club for a time when of their and your audit progress into the third stage of chuse de thanks to a hard win over phillip a lot less the american was taken to a full three seven including two tie breaks before finally breaking his opponent and decided to seal the circle six hundred seventy six three. elsewhere one martinville paltrow was an easy win over the new system and that is because the two thousand and nine u.s. open champion and world number twenty two closed six four six two within one hour t

prestigious tournaments fifa secretary-general jerome valcke there had been accused of writing in an email it's hard to pay for votes he other afterwards he never meant to meet directly accusations of wrongdoing in the message leaked by ny suspended vice president john warner the latter saying that it's investigating it's hard based on his email would have sent the president to check every are coming world cup host the seventy five year old though left a very final say to the three for ethics on solutions committee who can investigate the oil rich nation if they deem it necessary. tennis were newly crowned french open champion rough illness has rounded off a fairytale fortnight in paris the spaniard showing off his hard earned trophy on to disneyland no less the doll given the thumbs up i mean following the securing of a six title art equalling the record set by bjorn borg back in one thousand nine hundred one the top ranked star seeing off arch rival roger federer in a four set for on sunday with that they treat an adult also that just about enough to hold onto his board of the one rankin

for money there's another way to think of it people know about pretty good privacy for email right p.g.p. is an encryption technology that that's readily available readily available now it wasn't at first but now you can have and to and secure e-mail right to take us will take us to a transaction so normal transaction using bitcoin on the web so how would i as a consumer. how do i do i interact with it well as a consumer you would initially download the bitcoin client and you would do that from bitcoin dot org it's open source software and the currency is not centrally managed it's not the it's not centrally issued and the transactions aren't centrally verified all those tasks are performed by the collective nudes of the network so it's almost like a headless mob where there is no central direction and that's beneficial that's what you want the main thing ok so i download the client other bit of bitcoin about org which which now i am part of the network so now you've downloaded the client you have the option either to generate coins or to perform transaction ok and send so i can either g

you just want to know who are the idol growing again big how i can totally tell you don't read my emails thank you and up to date i've said that it doesn't has assigned alpha david frum before all of this stuff happened oh say i didn't read that email this girlfriend had me i think it's my wife i'm going to play a trick on her to make her look bad in the kotzebue. he didn't do anything he's actually a kind of creepy mastermind creepy and i would say guilty of first degree printing like premeditated yes serious i'm going to screw with your head printing but otherwise you know what i do what i have heard obviously these people need to get divorced or they just need to stay there because there are loads of fun trying to scurry each other over i want to see or do you know the board is going to create a fake account i want to be in the courtroom for this custody battle i like those cases let's remember that if you go running like i'm not really running for the chair to be dirty. like ten years ago strip grew up with there were it's ok next to. this is just messed up so very talked about a mom

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