there is no reason you have to include the email and i would recommend not including the email and look up on the webpage who the commissioner secretary is and assigned staff. >> thank you. >> and a question to the point of order in a different way. so the question is, though, if somebody submits something to you and you are not here, does someone check your email? >> no. >> the emails are personal. >> right. so i guess what we do have to figure out in general is that -- and i don't know -- there's been instances where people claim they have submitted something to you but you weren't here and jonas was here and so i just think not for the purpose of the rules but as a purpose on the website to create a secondary or a dummy email that wouldn't be personal and submittals could be sent to that could be checked by anyone so we don't have that issue. >> it makes sense to do that to have an address that is more generic. and we have an internal one at the department, i believe. but i don't know if they can -- president olague: i would like to discuss that more. i am not feeling completely comf

the hard lesson one student learned about not checking his email. over thirty thousand more than thirty thousand students at san jose state university. but not for one student who to do so >>> first day of classes for more than 30,000 students at san jose state. but not for one student, who failed to do something very basic for students the days i know way. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains why he has learned it's a tough lesson to check your email. >> reporter: it really is. you know, we are quickly moving towards a paperless society so checking email is more important than ever. that's why one desperate father contacted consumerwatch after his son's college dreams were crushed. >> if you sent a letter to accept us, then if you are going to withdraw us, you need to send a letter. >> reporter: but instead, rick found out his son had been unenrolled from san jose state when they showed up at freshman orientation all because the son didn't check email. >> if there was something important i thought they would directly put it in my email instea

the email glitch that cost one freshman his spot. can see? san francisco international is making sure your privacy is kept >>> concerned about what airport security can see? san francisco international airport is making sure that your privacy is kept private by installing new software called automated target recognition. it's supposed to be less intrusive because the image is less revealing making everyone look more generic. it's still able to spot, though, anything suspicious on passengers. >>> sfo is one of 40 airports through the country getting this new technology. >>> well, it was back to school for thousands of students at san jose state university. but not for one student, who failed to do something very on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains why he has learned it's a tough lesson to check your email. >> if you sent a letter to accept us, then if you are going to withdraw us, you need to send a letter. >> reporter: but instead, rick found out his son had been unenrolled from san jose state when they showed up at freshman orientatio

good i didn't even think about that just because rick perry's doing the emails those emails are with someone you know that doesn't mean that there's not a copy out there well it depends on the i mean if he's like emailing it's only google has his e-mail that we were just wondering you know why rick perry says things could be embarrassed about that is that even really matter if you release your e-mails i think this is the case. oh. right i mean like kind of almost violent threats towards the federal reserve chairman that he just says that on camera. i don't know i've parted out makes me curious as to what may be in the e-mails because maybe it's even worse when he's not on camera when he's writing with the same time it's like you're reading various news i want to get around to sending lolcat and then he's like going to be super embarrassed there like all day long it's like kitten voters are going back and forth and i mean how much can i really say you can make a montage of completely ridiculous things i said on the show so i can't really comment on someone's ridiculous i think marriag

we spend a lot of time in the weekend, spending time on email, talking about delac so even with short staff we still moving forward. like i said, i was in the last meeting, we need to communicate. that's why i'm here. commissioner maufas: thank you very, very much. i would like to have delook and our bilingual -- delac and our bilingual community council speak to us more often than occasionally. so we have the parent advisory council speak to us at every single meeting and sometimes it seems like they're crunching to get a report together. i would like to put on the table the idea of maybe you all coming to us in every two months and also having the b.c.c. speak to us more regularly, maybe every two months. instead of again once a year you're coming once a year, these are -- the time period between your presentation and what's happening in your world and communicating that to us is just -- the length of time is too long and i'm hoping that we as a board and you as a committee and you advise us can work out that you come to us more regularly. and we can have a presentation from you all

. >> what is an email? >> that's what i don't know. can you help me? >> we'll be back later to see how the 2 men get on with the joys and the frustrations of the internet. >> 7,000 miles away in seoul, south korea, the 2 families we've asked to live without the internet for a week have been finding it a struggle. >> [speaking korean] >> as a student at a specialist i.t. school, 16-year-old kim seung-yeon is having to make some radical lifestyle changes. fortunately, he has an understanding teacher. >> [speaking korean] >> please finish these assignments at home in your own time and email it to me. seung-yeon, as you don't have the internet this week, handwrite it and then give it to me. >> how's it going? >> um, some annoying things. it's very annoying, because finding some information or getting some news or information from internet, i can't do that. so, uh, it's very hard time for me. [all speaking korean] [laughter] >> seung-yeon's mother has also found it tough. she's the moderator of an internet forum for school mums. they're meeting here face-to

i say this publicly that all the emails are nice but don't guide us and allow us to do anything. i don't think they ever read the document. i have a problem on pages two and three of the document. and that is on page two and you go to page three and public right-of-way has been improved to enhance pedestrian experience and living streets and alley ways and there has to be a difference between tree planting on streets and an area that can be used by the public and the recreation department has never never done that and that leads us to nowhere and i have no idea how many streets are involved and how many acreage and park land is there. i also have a problem with the dollar. according to the 2008 report and that tells me absolutely nothing about how much is spent perez dent and are we talking about the presidio trust and the gtra spends on their land or are we talking about what the water department spends on their department? it doesn't tell me anything. i am getting a bunch of figures that lead me nowhere. i chaired the open space committee for about 6 1/2 years. during that time

we will work on this before it goes out, but it is pretty straightforward, and it is email. to some people, it sounds like we should have had before. maybe we should have, but we have it now. as far as the "it gets better" video, the giants actually were doing that, and then i had a conversation, and she had the idea that if it was ok with the department, we would do it. i believe we are the first law enforcement agency in the country to go forward with it, and we are now working with a producer from apple, and there is another body that is helping with it, and we are hoping to have that. more officers that i can count have come forward to want to be on the video to try to just reassure youth that it gets better. president mazzucco: line itemsb 3. -- item 3 b. clerk: item 3b, the occ director's report. >> we participated in the night out activities last night that were held in various locations the road visiting, and between this by staff members and of, -- between the five staff members and i, we read at the bayview as well as at a community center, and in addition, we visi

making light of his 50th birthday. >> president obama: by the time i wake up, i'll have an email from aarp, asking me to call president obama and tell him to protect medicare. >> reporter: president obama is only the third president since 1900 to turn 50 in the white house. theodore roosevelt marked the day with a cabinet meeting. bill clinton hailed his mid- century mark with a star- studded 10-million dollars fundraiser. and, like those predecessors, barack obama's once jet black hair is now turning grey. an outward sign of the burden. >> president obama: wooe new the climb was going to be steep. i have to admit i didn't know how steep the climb would be. >> this morning the eastern high school band of washington, d.c. lined up outside the fence to salute the president. and there is a party this evening, barbecue for family and friends, so, you met barack obama when he was about 30 years old, and he was michelle's fiance. >> 20 years ago this summer. >> reporter: valerie jared is one of the president's closest confidants. >> he embraces it as the next phase of life and end joyce it.

so i need to draft a quick email to my super-pac members. subject line: "spiders in your hair!"future victims, they're doing it again, and we have only seconds to stop them before you, your pets, and everyone you love could experience whatever it is you're most afraid of. and don't forget, earlier i used the phrase "spiders in your hair." [laughter] send me $25 right now to make a difference, or send me $100 to make four differences. [laughter] or just let the bad guys win. your choice. quick, look behind you! stephen colbert. and send. [ applause ] so folks, give compulsively. we accept cash, credit cards, heirloom jewelry, gold teeth, silver teeth, and teeth. [laughter] we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] my guest thinks americans should be able to pick a president using the internet. yeah, like i need something else embarrassing in my browser history. [laughter] please welcome elliot ackerman. [cheers and applause] thanks for coming on. sit down. you are a chief operations officer for americanselect.org. before that you spent eight years in the ma

. >> 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

i sent an email to ms. wynns because the last time i was here, someone asked her to get my name so she replied with a generic email back to you, well, as many of you in your neighborhood are experiencing the same thing.i would like to n my neighborhood would be able to attend a school so far away. i responded in a heartfelt e- mail explaining many things. one thing was why was i given such of generic response to my medical appeals. i feel like a faceless number, and i am coming to prove i am not. it is upsetting. i feel like no one is listening. we are trying to put people on this or that, and some families are being shut out of the system, and i do not know what to do. i just feel the people who have gone through the rounds, that have already gotten a chance of selection, i am going against them because they did not do the. i hope you will consider it his term next year when you devise a new system, and because this is not working. thank you >> item k is appointments by board members. >> i want to thank li

as of today, 35 letters and approximately 70 emails supporting the proposals have been received from individuals and organizations in addition to a resolution adopted by the market advisory committee indicating their support of the current proposal. i will hand to the secretary 15 support letters that arrived following the distribution of the commission packets as well as the 65 emails in support of the project.

proportion plan to make freedom and democracy just a click away as in a tweet facebook message or email courtesy of the u.s. government but the u.s. government's quote liberation technologies also pose some tough questions about who's watching who and for what purpose also about hypocrisy of tunning internet freedom abroad well threatening to shut it down at home when protests break out in say san francisco or when riots rocked the streets in a country like britain artie's kalen for looks into america's new shadow. when a wave of revolution crashed over the middle east this spring. was the. oh many said which ended in the streets began with one hundred forty characters or less and social media like twitter and facebook. thanks to harness the power of on line communication the u.s. state department is providing two million dollars in grants for a quote internet in a suitcase program it's part of would secretary clinton calls a venture capitalists approach to addressing the wide range of challenges to democracy and human rights activists face in internet repressive environments around the