thed ftc hopes the -- the ftc hopes the jobs will be created the next two years. >>> an accident this morning killed a pedestrian. it happened near fremont and stevenson boulevard. chopper 2 was overhead. police say the car hit two other vehicles and then a woman who was crossing the street in the crosswalk. she died at the scene. the accident blocked traffic in the area but officers hope to have the streets cleared by noon. >>> the city of vallejo is dealing with an unusual problem. the theft of storm drain covers. this is a concern for not just financial reasons but for public safety. paul chambers has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. now, someone in vallejo are taking drains just like these. now, these weigh anywhere from 40 to 150 pounds. i'm a pretty strong guy and i can barely move it by myself. metal grades are used to collect large objects from going in the catch basin. >> in the last couple of weeks we've had 11 stolen and i know caltrans has some along the freeway, they've had at least eight taken. >> reporter: this will cost $300 a pop. the rates range in size from

ftc ruling, federal trade commission.reports on individual online action by reviewing up to seven years. that is the thing, bob. >> greg: what do you think of the idea of internetm necessity, the you could be a complete idiot for your young adult life and the giant eraser comes down? >> eric: not a bad idea. i don't like it when the teachers are friending, the 12-year-old. horrible idea. /agree with kimberly. fewer opportunities for pedophilia the better. but i am still in the twiter penalty box right now. i a very active facebook and twiter commenter there were a few things that slipped out i'm still trying to get my rights back. >> kimberly: do you say something very bad, eric? >> bob: very bad but okay about it. >> greg: you mentioned something about forbidding, governor jay nixson preventing teachers from friending students. >> eric: creepy. >> greg: i never had any relationship with my teacher outside the classroom. >> kimberly: i don't want a relationship with the teacher i just want a big fat "a," that's it. on my

that has a history of either producing violence, contributing to violence, or createing al lid -- the ftcating. the aclu has no immediate plans to ill r file a lawsuit. and the electronic question says it needs more information before designing what they'll do. >> we expected most people have talked about first amendment rights. that was reflected in the pole. >> interested to follow that, thank you. >> well, the news tonight a second man jailed this evening in the fatal shooting of 3-year- old boy. 22-year-old pa row lee was picked up friday the vegas. authorities say he was behind the wheel in that drive by shooting that killed carlos and wounded two men who were the intended targets. police say once again the public stepped up >>> most of the information we receive are from citizens who are just distraught and sick to their stomach about what they know happened. >> toren, the suspect, has a record for fire arms conviction and face charges 2 years ago for attacking his girlfriend. those charges were eventually dropped. the suspected shooter lawrence denard was arrested on tuesday. >>> t

all these businesses are subject to oversight by the ftc. it's important to point out these are not businesses that have been heretofore unregulated. overlap and duplication is inevitable as the outlines are on responsibility. second, as raised here already today, cfpb makes regulation that may decrease the availability or increase the cost of forms of consumer credit to small businesses. we talked credit cards. i think home equity loans as well. there's a slew of sort of non-traditional bank lending instruments that small businesses rely on. it's troubling given the troubling environment. according to a story in the "wall street journal" in the past 16 months loan seeking businesses with less than $5 million in revenue landed bank financing. it's a tough environment and are concerned about tools taken off the table. last week, the house approved an important piece of legislation making changes to the bureau's infrastructure and operations and to ensure that the decisions are based on diverse inputs. hr13 replaces the single directer positio

according to the ftc, that money would be recooped by leasing office space. >> do the agencies have legal authority to enter the for-profit real estate business? >> oakland leaders contend the san francisco location has more transit action accuweather ses for a work force that primarily lives in the east bay. >> i urge you to take a look at this again, carefully. >> the advocates want mtc to reconsider an alternative site. >> let's be clear. this is not about oakland versus san francisco. oakland finalist site is more cost effective. >> the city of oakland has chosen to being hyper aggressive and make some really reckless allegations. >> the fcc will reconsider both sites. it's a process that could take up to 60 days. in oakland laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> special monitors are now being installed on the bay bridge to try to prevent a problem that closed the span two years ago. crews began installing high-tech safety sensors that will listen for sounds of metal cracking on key parts of the bridge. they're so sensitive, that they can pick up sound of pencil leads breaking. the technology

and frank, we should mention the ftc is also looking into this. so we'll have to see what the public has to say but again we're expecting a good turnout here this morning. >> i imagine after all that happened the last couple of weeks. stephanie chuang, thank you. >>> and more information will be unveiled this morning regarding'10-year-old murder mystery in santa clara county. prosecutors will discuss the case of jeanine harms the los gatos woman believed killed in 2001 but her remains haven't been found. the d.a. office got a private lab test result on some of the fiber evidence that could link a rug from the home to the vehicle of the suspects of maurice nasmah. now, nasmah was shot to death by harms' brother in a murder- suicide this past january. >>> both frank and i traveled east separately and got hit with heat. >> the east was like a sauna in the 90s. >> it was plenty of sun especially inland hitting warm temperatures. we'll see a significant cooldown today 5 to 10 degrees inland and slight chance of drizzle in the north bay this morning. sl

the ftc sometimes unfortunately positive images outside their home and shut down again like i said police officers where we really care about these kids. estimate your in example to how did you come out of that and -- >> it was for the low-income families. i had my mom and my dad there. i had a father that let me know -- right, my sister -- i had nine brothers and sisters. it was difficult, but we understood. you didn't go out here robbing people were doing this or doing that. >> the sergeant will tell you and you read it in the book about the girls who patrick taylor. the one was a college student in atlanta and her mother was a supervisor for the social security administration and wouldn't believe when he called to tell her her daughter just confessed to murder. this can't be my daughter. my daughter is in college in atlanta, she's not even in baltimore. >> they actually had to put her daughter on the phone to admit to the murder. estimate you talk about studying these elementary schools. have you talked about -- have you considered the fact of -- >> eight months to two years but we don

first we need stronger privacy laws, we need more enforcement by the ftc when companies like facebookrs expectations about their own data and we also need users to create pressure on these companies, to create an environment where there are more privacy friendly social networks. there are companies out there that are creating private lee friendly social networks and people should explore those possibilities. jon: ginger mccall from epic, the electronic privacy information center. thank you. jenna: such an interesting point mad by ginger about consumers have to get angry and talk to these companies. if you don't know it's happening, then that's tough, right? you have to educate yourself. that was really interesting, something really to think about. this is also something to think about. how about drafting blueprints for the next tallest sky sraeup scraper in the entire world. take a look at it. it's called the kingdom tower, approved for construction in saudi arabia, $1.2 billion deal and the plans call for a tower about 3300 feet high, that's more than half a mile. it would top the cu

lawyers and judges who we liked and respected were telling us the ftc was totally within its rights toi cannot tell you how great it was a she get the brief in the mail. the opening sentence of the conclusion, sometimes the case helps us see how far off the constitutional court congress has taken the nation. this is one of those cases. those two lines crystallized in an efficient and hard-hitting way the intuition of a lot of people about what the government had done. more than what was said, it was who was saying it. the fact that mr. first amendment agreed with us, how long could we be? it reminded me that a philosophy professor used to say about aristotle. it is not that he was never wrong. it is the safe assumption that he is right unless you have good information to the contrary. sadly, that is terrible advice for aristotle. with that, i will introduce floyd. thank you. [applause] >> please don't leave the room. maybe we can work something out to see if we can hang out together and you can introduce me. [laughter] thank you very much. you have heard this great panel talking about

and lawyers and judges who we liked and respected an awful lot were telling us the ftc was totally within its rights to regulate this documentary. so i can't tell you how it made us feel, how happy we were to get senator mcconnell's brief in the mail, written by floyd and susan buckley his fabulous partner at cahill. i still remember the last line the not the least because i rip it off every chance i get. the opening sentence of the conclusion, sometimes a case helps us see just how far off the constitutional course congress and prior rulings of this court have taken the nation. this is one of those cases. and it was moving for a couple of reasons. first, i think those two lines crystalized in a really sort of, in a really efficient and a really sort of hard-hitting way the intuitions of a lot of people about what the government had done but more than what it was said it was who was saying it. for three young lawyers who were writing this brief the fact that floyd aprograms, mr. first amendment, agreed with us, how wrong could we be? it reminded me of something that florida loss if i prof

the market is depending on in definite no action letter from the ftc. i'm excited to hear that yesterday you propose a new rule. i will have to go check that out but i have not seen it. i heard there was a discussion draft but i haven't seen it so i will certainly go look for it today. thank you. >> would the gentleman yield? >> sure. >> thankthank you to the gentlen from ohio. i would just like clarification from mr. ramsay. i thought i heard you say your requirement that the rating be in the prospectus is still in force. is that what you said? >> my understanding congressman is that for asset.deals generally there is still a requirement that the rating information be included. there is no actual letter out. >> so that no action letter and you just mentioned that a minute ago, frankly means that the rating as i understand it are not being included in the prospectus but they are being included in the selling documents. is that your understanding? >> that is my understanding. >> i just wanted to clarify that for the record. >> that is not my understandin