emails and republican sponsors and millionaires in their email.have to interject an important point. james rosen, who says nixon never requested nor saw his enemies list. it was puts together by overzealous aides without knicks on touching its. you guys tried to smear richard nixon and james rosen caught you on it. >> i have come around on richard nixon especially with this new batch of republicans. every campaign i have ever worked on has had something saying, let's watch out for what's going on. let's figure out who is saying what so we can respond to it and puts our troops out there. that's what this is. we are going to get emails. we are going to get emails that say all sort of nasty things weather presidents. the president wants to know -- this campaign wants to know what they are so they can respond to it. this is not spying on your neighbors. >> it's raising an army of citizens to spy on their neighbors and report it to the highest levels of government. this is not for a new generation. this is an old generation. this is nothing new. this i

i was talking me sending you an email so that i know only you you would be getting it. in fact, i'm so terrified of this email business -- >> you can use krypto -- >> most of my communications with the outside world i seriously use u.s. mail for almost everything -- >> but if i wanted to get your communications i wouldn't be worried about intercepting it in real time. i'd basically break into your system using some sort of exploit and plant malware so i could just intercept your key strokes. >> 'cause i've had problems -- >> just because you use encrypted email doesn't mean you're secure. >> you're saying the epgripped email is really hackable even if -- >> it depends on the end point. you have a sender. alice or bomb's computer, you can get the unencrypted communication without bothering by cracking the -- you know, the key. >> 'cause i've been a victim of two banks. this is why i get to be so fearful of this. where a municipal bond was being transferred from one bank as the other as paying agent and between the two banks, it was literally robbed spoke never ware. it t

but what about all those emails?ne smith's family had been getting for months some of them personal in nature? police say shin confessed to writing those, too. >> he just went to extremely great lengths to cover up the crime scene and keep the family and friends believing that chris was alive. rochl p. >> reporter: police say he even masqueraded as smith to a reporter whom he emailed repeatedly. >> he felt his plan was working and he was just going by the seat of his pants and sending emails out. >> reporter: police still don't have a body. all they have is chris smith's range rover and some clothes found hundreds of miles away in san jose. after posing as their son for so long, smith's parents now want shin to answer the one question he hasn't so they can bring their son home for good. shin isn't the only suspect. police also arrested shin's driver and personal assistant. his name's kenny craft. police are charging him with an accessory murder. they believe he helped hide shin's car and clothes. however, he has pled

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

they have them, get the email address of all the chairs of elacs so you can send it -- you can ly

vice president yee: so, the other thing i would like to ask staff to do would be to get the email, if they have them, get the email address of all the chairs of elacs so you can send it -- you can easily send the information to both of them, the chair and the principal, rather than it goes to the principal and then, you know, it's a little cumbersome to me. and once you get it in your computer, you know, it should be pretty easy to do. the other thing would be, you know, we are -- some of us will be pushing a little bit on trying to find a little more resources for the parent engagement department or office and i think one of the things that we should look at is, you know, in the section between parent liaison and the elacs because i walk into several schools, even today, and the parent liaison was saying, well, you know, and we will be discussing, how do you get the english language or not english speakers to be engaged in coming to our meetings and so forth? and it seems like, you know, if one is going to be successful, the other is going to be successful. if there's not that true p

one of them was the email. questions about that. we did not, we did not underestimate or mislead you or anyone whatsoever. >> do you regard the mere existence of the email evidence that phone hacking was taking place? >> i said that during the last occasion. it seemed that it went beyond clive goodman. >> your conversation with mr. murdoch. >> we had a second case that we had to explain to mr. murdoch. i cannot remember the details of the conversation. the conversation lasted quite a short period, probably less than 15 minutes. it was discussed. exactly what was said, i cannot recall. i have been reminded sense that there was a very good reason for that, which i have forgot. coming into the building for me, it just to me, -- for me, just remain -- to me. i think that was probably insisted upon by gordon taylor. his lawyers were very, very sensitive. >> a redacted version. you could have demonstrated how important this was. >> i do know i discussed it with him. >> what is your recollection? >> mr. crone came to me after the conferenc

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their biggest fear-- facing hundreds if not thousands of work emails. tom, the best way to stop the post-vacation blues they say, plan your next trip. >> tom: i guess the upside is you have a job to go back to, to help pay for that summer vacation so you can't be blue about that. >> susie: very positive attitude. >> tom: friday, here, we have september 16 for you. it's in the books. tom hudson for you. good night, have a great weekend, you, too, susie. >> susie: tom and i hope to see all of you next week. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in "nightly business report's" videos. to order this dvd, call 1-800- play-pbs or visit online at shoppbs.org. >> be more. pbs.

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did james murdoch there was a troubling email that came to light. >> it lasted about 15 minutes. it was discussed. >> there were private voicemails from gordon taylor, and other staff, neville -- the chief reporter, may have been involved. >> there was illegal activity in his home, in the form of these messages. evidence of that passed through the office. it was implicted wit hthh this knowledge. >> rewind to the july appearance, in front of the same mp's. >> were you made aware of the neville email? >> no. i was not aware of that. if i knew then what we know now, we would take more action. >> today's evidence, he did know. >> the first time, he realized it was involved, involving people beyond -- said, statement, as isaidi nothing led me to believe a further investigation was needed. >> they had to settle at a cost of 400,000 pounds, and four more hacking victims may also have a case. wanted toitor at the time give clive goodman another job. >> the prime minister who gave him a second chance is facing the questions. >> do you feel you were too close to the leading executives? >>

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there was an emails flying back and forth at fox news. is in, she is out, she is in, she is out. the question is was she booted because sarah palin is the headliner at the events. no one is going on the record with it, what do you make of it? >> i think it stinks. it seems too fishy they would keep reneging back and forth. i think christine o'donnell's campaign was poorly run and she watched her career unravel after that campaign. megyn: is she relevant ... >> not that relevant. this makes palin look bad, the tea party look bad. megyn: do you think christine o'donnell will be someone who is debated in republican and democratic circles? >> no. i will put money on the table that sarah palin did not want christine o'donnell chipping into her shine. she is dealing with the presidential candidates stealing attention away from her. megyn: there is a lot of controversy around christine o'donnell. and to have her be her opening act may be an entirely different thing. then you are personally associated with her and a lot happened since that electi

email sent with the words occupy wall street or occupy wall street dot org those are being caught in spam filters and blocked yahoo has stated that this was not on purpose they issued an apology and they thanked me in progress for attaching the issue but as privacy blogger julian sanchez points out this is still a case of legitimate political speech being blocked by yahoo due to a faulty algorithm so it's left an fix it could be taken advantage of in the future and will yahoo's inadvertently censoring protestors mainstream media is choosing to turn a blind eye to the small but very important efforts almost completely but don't worry because what those networks choose to overlook because the stories that we feel are the most important to share. now you guys ready for a new vocabulary word so they better reserve chairman ben bernanke he announced that announced that operation twist is going into effect and that means the fed is going to move the money in its nearly one point seven trillion dollars portfolio government bonds from short term securities into long term securities and here'

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

. >> 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

she emailed employs ee to say she was fired by mail.er in january of 2009 succeeding cofounder jerry yang. she has been called to resign during her tenure as top execs started to leave the company. most recently, yahoo had setbacks in its partnerships with microsoft and its search engines. and with its investment in chinese company alibaba. what's next is there is speculation yahoo may be restructured or sold to the highest bidder. in the meantime, chief financial officer timothy morse will take over as interim ceo as the company searches for a permanent replacement. but so far, there seems to have been a positive response on wall street. yahoo shares are up 7% so far today in trading. frank? >> apparently the investors like the whole idea of a new ceo. okay, stephanie chuang live in sunnyvale, thanks. >>> you know what i like the idea of? >> summer sunshine. >> does the golden gate bridge eventually kind of -- >> it will clear out. it makes for a neat postcard with patchy fog. it would be nice. we are going to get sunshine but it's goi

the section 311 neighborhood notification is a emailed notice and posted notice for 30 days that goes to all owners and occupants -- the section 311 nÉe from -- neighbor notification is a mailed notice. there is something the project sponsor provides to us, and if i am not mistaken, this is the same company that may not provide a notice for this, but it would be in a similar fashion. it would be conducted in a similar fashion, and they get their information from the assessor's office. over the course of history of this project, four notices, as we have just gone through. there have been three or four variances. one was the summer, where the project was subsequently modified, and the hearing was not held, but the hearing had been conducted. there are cases in 2009 and 2010, as well, and we believe the proper notification was done for all of those cases. the change in the mailing address may not have occurred in the department records until 2010. we would have to try to verify with the assessor's office what the change was that to place -- when the change took place. these applications

we now know that evidence that was gathered from an email an internal investigation email that was handed over to the police, i think, in january this year that led to the re-opening of the police inquiry -- there's lots of things that have come to light, from different areas. that if we'd known then what we know now, i think things would have been massively, massively different for everybody. >> but just compare it to the company's response to the clive goodman letter, for example. there was a process. it was copied on the letter. he was discussed with him and there was a review of the evidence that clive goodman had insisted existed and you conducted with the staff and there were emails and there was a process there. in this case you've had a highly significant meeting with james murdoch where he shall have been made aware and you think he was made aware that the settlement, the significance of the taylor settlement in the email document meant that wrongdoing existed but there isn't any kind of process following out of that at all where the company decided to have a further investigatio

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republicans say the internal email showed the administration was closely monitoring the progress of the loan, even as analysts were voicing serious concerns about the risk involved. >>> tips from the community have led to the arrest of a man accused of robbing a safeway store in oakland. oakland police arrested phillip taylor of richmond yesterday. authorities say taylor robbed the safeway on september 3. police also say taylor fled on foot, while firing his gun at security guards. >>> the nation's busiest border crossing has reopened tonight to pedestrians. it remains closed to drivers after a part of a canopy collapsed this morning. the crossing connects san diego and mexico. authorities say the canopy fell over vehicle lanes and injured 11 people. about 50,000 vehicles enter the country each day at san ysidro. >>> tomorrow morning, year going to see a lot -- you're going to see a lot of fog. it's going to get into into some of the inland bay valleys. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to shave another 4, maybe 5 degrees. i think we're going to see lots of 70s i

bart employee lorenzo told cbs 5 agency spokesman linton johnson sent an email to bart employees last month asking workers to send 10 to 15 loyal bart passengers to a san francisco news conference to read from a script criticizing the protestors. the online news service bay citizen obtained the email that said, "whatever the message is, it is now completely lost on me because you're putting my life at risk. furthermore, you're making me late. we riders demand an immediate end to these illegal acts that make us late and put our lives at risk." linton johnson also told the staff to provide transportation for any redwooders they could round up. elizabeth cook said she only saw one passenger attend that news conference. johnson is on leave of absence. >>> the city of san jose moving ahead with tighter controls on marijuana dispensaries. they approved to cut down the number of medical pot clubs from 140 to 10. in addition, the dispensaries will have to grow their own product instead of getting it elsewhere. supporters of the new restrictions say they will allow the city to better monitor t

. >> the consumer that wants email, web and media, the kindle fire is a great product. anyone who wants to take their tablet to work to have a sort of double-duty work and leisure device, the ipad is going to be a better choice. >> reporter: most analysts believe amazon is losing money on the devices themselves. executive russ grandinetti says amazon goal's is to sell content and services. >> movies, music, video games, the device simply disappears and lets you watch, listen to, or read anything you want. >> reporter: amazon has had great success selling e-reader kindles. but, so far, no other tech company has been able to take a bite out of ipad's market. amazon could change that. >> i think the thing that makes amazon different is that they are the master of the consumer experience. they have 200 million credit card numbers. they have great relationships with customers. they just need to leverage that and give these customers another tool. i think that's a huge advantage. >> reporter: investors are also optimistic. including today's big gain, the stock is up almost 30

website because i just would love for more people to see these pictures close up and if you would email me a copy for my own website i would love that. >> it was my intent to do that, which is why i didn't bring copies. it's an enormous file. these are verying very high resolution photographs, a lot of them taken by professional photographers, i can't email it to you but i can burn you a c.d. or load it on a u.s.b. key. commissioner wynns: i heard the buzz about cobb and made a trip out there for the purpose of seeing it. i have seen some of these others. i want to sewallenberg, haven't seen that, since we built the spaceship, i want to see it. i want to ask about the principal center, about the brickwork. i have heard the story -- story of of the presentation of the brickwork at roosevelt through one of our previous, even before my time, field act programs and i am really fascinated by seeing this seal work but i'm wondering about what we -- we don't have many brick schools so was work ever done to actually hold the brick facade onto it? and it's not necessary? >> if you go out to the

he did send me an email saying he was coming. maybe he's going to the other boardroom i don't know about. joseph is from independence high school. he did a video project with his students encouraging starbucks to move towards -- or move away from paper cups and then valerie ziegler at lincoln high school did a project that taught the students about the development of the new green marketing guidelines the f.t.c. recently announced. with that i'd like to say jim lecure in the back of the room was the inspiration of the contest and i look forward to working with the environmental specialist in the curriculum department to do more in the environmental education field coming up. so thank you for the evening. >> thank you. there's actually a speaker -- i have a speaker card for this item. james lecure. come on up. >> dr. garcia and kim-shree maufas and jill wynns and the others that may or may not know me. i'm james lecure and taught at soda for 10 years and began advocating for the futures contest in the late 1990's trying to push en

he never responds to the emails either. so enforcement -- paying these fines would maybe send him a message that people are serious about what he's doing, that it's not good. i've gone across the street. i've talked to the people who are running the door, and there's people screaming on the streets. they're all kind of drunk and out of their minds. that's like 1:00 and 2:00 in the morning. so i don't even get to sleep till 2:00 in the morning after he turns the sound down. i've dealt with greg. i've gone to the entertainment commission meetings, i've dealt with kate o'connor so many times and i've been -- seems like taking up a lot of people's time for greg, who doesn't really want to deal with the problem. so i hope that he gets the message this time and that he will do something about that and have to pay the fine. thank you. >> did you want to say your name, sir? >> oh, jim hannah. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is pat, and i'm a resident that lives behind trigger, over on 16th street. a

republicans say the internal email showed the administration was closely monitoring the progress of theven as analysts were voicing serious concerns about the risk involved. >>> tips from the community have led to the arrest of a man accused of robbing a safeway store in oakland. oakland police arrested phillip taylor of richmond yesterday. authorities say taylor robbed the safeway on september 3. police also say taylor fled on foot, while firing his gun at security guards. >>> the nation's busiest border crossing has reopened tonight to pedestrians. it remains closed to drivers after a part of a canopy collapsed this morning. the crossing connects san diego and mexico. authorities say the canopy fell over vehicle lanes and injured 11 people. about 50,000 vehicles enter the country each day at san ysidro. >>> tomorrow morning, year going to see a lot -- you're going to see a lot of fog. it's going to get into into some of the inland bay valleys. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to shave another 4, maybe 5 degrees. i think we're going to see lots of 70s in the in

you can email us, streetcritique@nbr.com, or you can send us a note via twitter at my feed, @hudsonnbr, or n.b.r.'s feed. and facebook too. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening on "street critique," was hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see auto sales and the i.s.m. manufacturing reports for august, and construction spending for july. h&r block and t.d. bank report their quarterly results. and, after a very volatile august, tomorrow we'll look at what september could hold in store for investors. ford motor is going back to school. it's providing cars to zipcar locations at 250 colleges and universities. zipcar is the car-sharing service that allows rentals for hourly or daily rates. over the next two years, zipcar will add 1,000 ford cars within its college program, primarily the focus and escape models. what's in it for ford? exposure to a large group of potential future buyers. it'll offer discounts and incentives to students in the zipcar program. >> tom: nearly two million homes