i almost broke out in tears because ibm and emotional kind of person. i do not mean, no offense, but i'm going to get one that says got an education? i never knew how serious this was. silly me. awhile back, i thought a movie korea and now, do not trick on me. i saw a movie that was so simple, and i like to talk about solutions, and it was called "pay its forward? " if you have not seen it, i encourage you to see it korea it is so simple. we know that the budget is going to you know where. and i heard a man say that his family needed to end of an dollars, and how many people are in the state of california? how many people are in the state of california are going to depend on these fees? how about the -- back, everybody is korea and will much cover the korea what about everybody donates $1. is it too simple? if everybody donated a dollar, that is one hammer less. thank you. and that came originally to support ms. gonzalez, our principal, and she is young, and i would like to give her a chance. >> your name of >> richard ramirez. >> experian -- thank you.

. >> alan: ibm computer is best known for defeats the world's top jeopardy players.taking training questions from medical students. ibm says watson could be diagnosissing patients and suggesting treatments in the next couple of years. >>> the mississippi river continues to swell as it approaches baton rouge louisiana, and the delta area. but it's slow going and that's a relief for some who are still hoping they don't have to leave. we have more. >> reporter: residents of st. martin parish have been evacuating when a mandatory evacuation order went in effect. thursday those who refused to leave had to sign a waiver. >> i'm not going to put my tail between my legs and run off. >> reporter: most heeded the words, but saturday morning they were unexpectedly coming back. with the river rising slower than expected officials postponed the evacuation until monday morning. >> hoping for the less. the levels have gone down. which we're tickled about. >> reporter: for residents of butte larose it was reprieve. in many cases they left their homes undefended. now they were giving

. >> hi, ibm olivia hendrix. -- i am olivia hendricks. when i think the future washington students, i know they will not get the opportunity to experience all the wonderful things i have which have allowed me the chance to go to college. education is always what is to suffer when problems arise. we are told that knowledge is power and that with it we can do anything. you have lied to us. >> hi, name is emily hernandez. ibm and 11th grader at george washington high school, -- i am an 11th grader. there were opportunities of the school as well as the band program. taking what was interesting to me. by cutting classes, not only are you and the state of california lessening the value of mine and my fellow classmates education, you're also eliminating from them key components which should be part of every child's education. every student, particularly here in san francisco, one of the most open-minded and educated cities in the world, should have the opportunity to play an instrument and speak a language. although times are hard, especially in

if you are ibm, what's not readily achievable to ibm to do? build a ramp into an office building. >> but the question is what triggers -- no construction triggers it. >> there is nothing that really triggers readily achievable other than it's required under ada >> the day i go to the hardware store and i see this new piece of hardware and i realize that the old doorknob i have isn't as good as it could be, i need to -- i should go make that purchase, make the change then? . >> as a small business, even as a large business, you should survey your business, find out where the access deficiencies lay, how many round doorknobs do you have, how many round faucet handles do you have, what would it cost to replace them? can you afford to replace them? how long would it take to save up the money if you can't afford it right now. come up with a plan on how you are going to make your business accessible. >> but it is the business owner's responsibility, not triggered by work, not triggered by time, date, anything else, to be on top of it. >> that just s

"ibm continues to assist health net with its investigation of unaccounted for server drives."t said "protecting the privacy of our members is of the highest priority. health net has acted promptly, decisively and appropriately to protect affected individuals." indeed, health net is offering customers two years of free identity theft protection, that includes fraud alerts and $1 million of insurance coverage to correct any fraud. todd said that's great but what happens after two years? >> how much is enough? >> unfortunately, there's no magic bullet with this type of -- there's no one answer that fits every situation. >> that special agent, charles white of the u.s. secret service that enforces identity theft laws. he says don't rely on a company to protect your identity. >> set up a file and we're all our own best advocates. >> white says file a police report that you can point to later if someone opens an account or commits a crime in your name. set up a fraud alert with the three major credit bureaus. you'll be notified if someone tries to open an account in your name. be on

"ibm continues to assist health net with its investigation of unaccounted for server drives.aid protecting the privacy of our members is of the highest priority. health net has acted promptly, decisively and appropriately to protect affected individuals. indeed, health net is offering customers two years of free identity theft protection, that includes fraud alerts and $1 million of insurance coverage to correct any fraud. todd said that's great but what happens after two years? >> how much is enough? >> unfortunately, there's no magic bullet with this type of -- there's no one answer that fits every situation. >> that special agent, charles white of the u.s. secret service that enforces identity theft laws. he says don't rely on a company to protect your identity. >> set up a file and we're all our own best advocates. >> white says file a police report that you can point to later if someone opens an account or commits a crime in your name. set up a fraud alert with the three major credit bureaus. you'll be notified if someone tries to open an account in your name. be on guar

. >> ibm no ofrecerá servicios. >> y si usa el bart preparece porque habrá retrazos de hasta 20 minutos:use su bicicleta. >> las reglas de las bicicletas plegables es doblela antes de subir al bus. >> una ordenanza que prohíbe acostarse en las calles, no ha surtido efecto. >> los defensores de los indigentes señalaron que la ordenanza era a favor de los desamparados. >> entre hoy y mañna se celebraran audiencias en san ahttp://www.dealextreme.com/p/4- 3-lcd-portable-game-console-mp4- player-with-1-3mp-camera-tf-card fco francisco: la meta es conseguir el respaldo para apoyar la ab889 que exigiría que a las empleadas domésticas se les paguen hrs extras y se les den horarios para comer y descansar. >> autoridades de los Ángeles dicen tener apresado al presunto autor de la golpiza del jugador. >> se ha alineado nuevamente a los sospechosos para que los que etaban los reconocieran. >> 7 soldados y 2 afganos murieron en afganistán . >> el atentado que ocurrió en la frontera. >> la otan dijo que unos murieron en el oeste. >> manuel celalla volvería nuevamente . >> el regreso del ex mandatario

ibm is no. 3 and mcdonald's was no. 4. number five was microsoft. facebook his number 35.he west apartment of transportation will pay $2 billion in road projects the u.s. department of transportation will pay over $2 billion in rural road projects. for the san francisco hi ray rail project for road projects come on road projects. railroad projects thank-you this will spur economic development and in the long run it wilrestore economic prosperity with world-class roadways. >>pam: republicans turned down this transportation funding from the federal government. >>pam: federal authorities are looking at fuel tanks an older model ford trucks at- 1501997-20 01. there have been all, aren f 150- 11997-2 001. ford is standing by each recall, promising a repair. the actual harness of the fuel tank around the housing unit gives way. >>pam: stake asiastay cation >>pam: samantha hayes has more >> the american is planned that florida is the number one destination for the u.s.. california is second in the new york, north carolina and texas. travelers going outside the bahamas is a top ch

i think in the context of, if you look at generally the way these ai contests are one, ibm and deeply computer clashed against the world human chess grandmaster until the communal and you like okay, we're done. he was like no, rematch. they were like, sorry, no. there seems to be this prevailing attitude that once humans get beat not something we don't need to contest it ever again. and pretty much the same thing just happened with jeopardy where, what i would want to see is the ibm jeopardy supercomputer not so much versus jennings and others can but versus the show's writers where they give the riders a vengeance match to create like much more tricky questions with denser puns and these sorts of things. and so i think the same thing is true, the first year of the prize is awarded, hugh lochner is done. he told, walks away. but to my mind it's a very exciting time. where we are sort of knocked to the canvas conversationally, and have this opportunity to do the really human thing, which is to pick ourselves back up and figure how to adapt and improve and get better. and a beautiful th

. >>> ibm's jeopardy winning computer watson could now be called dr. watson. they crammed him with million entries which watson used to beat two jeopardy champions. the ibm team is working with doctors to fill that computer with medical information. and it is hoped that dr. watson will eventually be able to help real doctors diagnosis disease and injuries. >>> zombie preparedness, the centers for disease control and prevention has launched a campaign warning of a zombie attack. but the tongue in cheek program is meant to draw attention to some very serious and real disasters. >> when asked about zombies and radiation. and interesting the spike. so i thought zombie preparedness. i walked into my boss's office and we are going to do something with zombie preparedness, i don't know what. he didn't throw me out. >> the cdc says the server actually crashed this week after so many people checked out the agency's website. the zombie preparedness campaign was launched in time for the upcoming hurricane season. >>> near record snow in the sierra this year actually led

ademas, el "dash downtown", "ibm", "hitachi" y el tren "ace" no ofreceran servicios.rte rapido del area de la bahia, mejor conocido como el "bart", preparese porque habra retrasos de hasta 40 minutos en el servicio durante los pÓximos dos fines de semana.---la agencia informo que se realizaÁn labores de mantenimiento en una de las dos pistas del tunel subfluvial que une a "oakland" y "san francisco". ---ademas, una cuadrilla de trabajadores reparaÁ los cables de electricidad. ---los autobuses y trenes ligeros del "muni" permitiran el acceso de las bicicletas plegables en ese medio de transporte.---la agencia municipal de san francisco anuncio hoy que adoptaran esta politica para aumentar la cantidad de pasajeros que usn el "muni".---las reglas que deben seguir quienes traigan consigo sus bicicletas es que las deben doblar antes de abordar el autobus, mantenerlas junto a ellos y lejos de los deÁs pasajeros o sillas de ruedas. ---una ordenanza que prohibe sentarse o acostarse en las calles de san francisco entre las 7 de la maÑana y las 11 de la noche, no ha surtido efe

. >> and ibm has agreed to help solve it, american express has helped solve it, visa has agreed to help solve it. >> stephen: wow that is some world-class name dropping. the man is smooth. almost as smooth as bud light lime. hmmmm. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: he's going to fabrese into the white house. big newton gingrich 2012-- figure newton gingrich 2012. >> stephen: if only abraham lincoln had shown the leadership to name check corporations that baldly perhaps he could have averted the civil war by declaring a house divide kd not stand, unless it's constructed with-- satisfactory oak roof beams, chinaman built since 18230. we'll be right back >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. thank you, folks. before the commercial break i broke the titanic news that both donald trump an and-- let's see, ah, i want to say hoyt axton-- mike huckabee, whooo, both of these gentlemen have dropped out of the presidential race to spend more time with their tv shows. of course whoever is the eventual republican nominee is going to need a lot of money. because it is estimated that

[applause] >> hello, ibm suzanne morgan. i would program at an elementary school.ave been a teacher for four years, and this is the fourth year i have received a layoff notice. the reason i became an art teacher was because of the teachers who inspired me the most, our teachers. i was always ok in most subjects, but in art, i excellus. it was the one class in school i always vote good at. the goal is to have students who are joyful learners. we want students to have a joy for learning and have a multifaceted education, and every year, the scene to be focusing less on a joyful lerner and more on standardized test scores. as i said, i work in the star schools. there are students who may not have the same access to the arts as other schools. i am their access to bards. i am their creative outlet. i am their right to have the same opportunities as every other child. the arts are a vital part of so many lives and help so many children identify with the world around them. whether they paid, they dance, or they played guitar, art becomes a part of the child, and they need

. >>> ibm has edged past microsoft in market value for the first time since 1996. fair market value hit $277 billion. the change in standing comes one year after apple past microsoft. analysts say microsoft may retake the number 2 spot as market prices fluctuate. >>> for the first time in two decades san francisco is hosting the huge travel expo this week and they are checking out the bay area as a destination for their clients. they also get the chance to sell themselves to travel agents. the recipients come across that they in across the globe. >> we are a wonderful alternate to san francisco. >> chinese people also want to come here to see all of the fantastic interesting places. >> starting today the highway patrol and police agencies are enforcing california's click it or ticket campaign. anybody caught unbuckled can expect to get a ticket, not a warning. the fine is $142 for first-time offenders. the penalty is $445 involving children under the age of 15 and $1000 or more on a second offense. >>> what are friends for? how friends are stepping up for a bay are

ibm, mcdonald's and microsoft round the top five. facebook was the biggest gainer, surging 246% and cracking the list for the first time in 35th place. so, scott, i guess a lot of people like that. have a great day. >> i like it, too. thank you much. 4:49. whether it's on the playground or on the field, kids are playing hard. when it comes to a bonked head, a ct scan, is it necessary? we'll ask the experts, just ahead. >>> we look at the roadways, 580 moving smoothly. where things are expected to slow down first and how things are going. traffic is coming up. announcer: in this season of hope, you can do something extraordinary. join your neighbors and the american red cross and help save the day. visit redcross.org. choibut what if your small choices matter the most,g. like, the stairs or the elevator? baked or fried? what if these small choices determine if you'll be the 1 out of every 3 women who'll die of heart disease this year? these choices might not seem like life-changing today, but women are dying of heart disease at the ra

ibm took home the award for top company for technical women. santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> 4:51 now. san francisco mayor ed lee says to make this year beta breakers race fun and safe uniquely san francisco event successful. mayor lee says there was neighborhood collaboration with emphasis on safety and less trash clean-up after this year's event. in previous years the neighbors complained of the unruly clouds, property damage. floats and alcohol were banned. police arrested 17 people for public drunkenness but overall fewer call for service. >> they got away with dry weather after the rain passed. this weekend you don't have to worry about a thing. >> maybe drizzle along the coa coast. the fog will be thick. other than that, dry. 4:52. talk about weekend forecast. with this morning. some of us already at work think it's the weekend. some of you are getting ready for work. look at the clouds. the temperatures are up in most areas. santa rosa, san rafael, 60s. low to mid-50s for the rest of us. along monterey bay, we have slower

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it does not matter if ibm in district 10 or the fillmore. i am still sicker than other parts of our population dealing with these illnesses. we are dealing with the black coalition on aids. if the way the contracts are designed, it is indeed someone from the fillmore comes over to get services, we are not supposed to give the services because of the way the contracts are designed. i just think we need help with things like that. last, but not least, and i really want to emphasize this -- bca has been around for 25 years. this will be the first year that we will not have hiv prevention services for our community. that is just unacceptable. i need help. supervisor cohen: i need you to get to the question. >> i did. all three of them. you know, can we get some help around the budget that looks at social capital? can we get some help that brings together all of our programs across districts? and lastly, my agency, can we get some help providing hiv prevention services to the african-american community? [applause] >> very quickly -- kurt you will

even without so, now ibm salary inflation and this is heard one of things we're assuming in this plan as the departments will be asked to fund the growth. they will be asked to plan to live with what they're getting right now. that generates significant savings over a time. another significant piece of this is inflation and the cost of community-based organizations or nonprofits in particular. it has been a regular source of discussion with our cbo's about whether or not they are going to get there: in any given year. they have medical cost inflation for their employees. when we do not give them an increase, it is a factor reduction to their budget. we have not been able to provide the to the cbo's for several years, and what we are assuming in the plan is that we will not be able to fund it in the next three years either, which is going to be a burden on those providers, and i think the light at the end of the tunnel is that we are assuming that starting in the fourth year of the plan, that we will begin to once again given to some of the savings as pension reform from other savings

. >> ibm jeffrey levine. i have been a 20 year resident of san francisco and a neighbor of the brickyard on union street for about 20 years. i 100% support the management and the establishment of the brickyard, and all of the issues are positive in the neighborhood. fahey. -- thank you. >> this reminds me of what i experienced in chicago. i lived across from a german bar, and i love the hollering. just by sitting in my apartment, i was able to know when there was a home run or a score. it was great. and now, a live across from a theater, and it reminds me help quiet of the neighborhood is, a in a really wish the theater would put in an open window, and that which i consider the lecture series, and that would be a good thing . i think rowdies' boards bars are a thing . -- icing browbeat sports bars are a good thing. -- i think rowdy sports bars are a good thing. >> the brickyard is frequented by many people, and i serve on the board of directors of a group, .and many of our constituents in the brickyard is a g

she went on to graduate from harvard and oxford university, she signed on at ibm, then did a stint onhe white house economic council during the clinton administration. but losing her leg hasn't been bonnie's only challenge. there was a tragic childhood experience that she tried to forget. >> actually, i was sexually abused from the age of 2 to the age of 7 by my stepfather in my own home, and it was very difficult to deal with emotionally. that's probably one of the hardest things i ever had to deal with. i just blocked out the memories for years. >> reporter: this single mom's life experiences have inspired several of her books, including how strong women pray. >> i want to share a story with you about one of the hardest things i ever did. you can see i've done a lot of har things. >> reporter: bonnie travels the world as a motivational speaker and makes a special effort to inspire kids like these from reach prep, a program that identifies and grooms black and latino scholars. >> bonnie st. john i believe represents for us determination, a woman who has obviously overcome enormous od

ibm and mcdonald's are the top four. >>> a worker at napa state hospital was attacked by a patient.ast year a nurse was killed there. as john sasaki reports, the attack is causing fear in the employees. >> it is stressful out there. >> reporter: from the outside it looks peaceful and pretty. but inside, napa state hospital is anything but. >> there is no document that says you will be punched in the face, kicked, spit on, murdered, raped. you have no idea. you have no idea when you sign up for this. >> reporter: a psychiatric technician was attacked and beaten yesterday afternoon. >> he was hit repeatedly in the head. >> reporter: i obtained an official e-mail sent to staff that said no optimizations were reported and no staff had bonn -- to be taken to hospital by ambulance. >> they soften it down quite a bit so the point where it sounds like it wasn't much of anything at all. >> reporter: the patient who assaulted the staffer was not arrested. staffers believe the administration is not protecting them. i obtained these photos from staff members who say they were assaulted by patie

ibm hopes to utilize that to help sick people. the company is feeding watson information from medical books and journals that can help doctors get their patients diagnosed and treated faster and more accurately. possibly in the next couple years. >>> well, it raised a ton of eyebrows, now princess beatrice's hat could raise a lot of money. the princess agreed to auction it off on ebay. so fart high bid is more than $129,000. bidding ends tomorrow. money raised will go to two children's charities. whoever wins the hat will have as much fun with it as she did. >>> still time to bid, ann. it was all star saturday night on the track. one driver goes home with a million dollars and find out how tim lincecum bounced back from one of his worst starts of the year. that's next. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportun

. >> i have been working for ibm for 13 years. >> 470 jobs are up for grabs, but the longest line atthis job fair is here. >> this is my resume. >> people needing a resume revamp at this higher event -- at this hire event. everybody is looking for something, a new be jo, a new employee a new opportunity. >> i know it is so difficult right now to be looking for work. >> right now silicon valley's unemployment rate is 10.1%. last month the most jobs were added in information technology and manufacturing. he doesn't buy it. >> right now most of the jobs are manufacturing and oversees. >> most of these attendees are in their mid30s with midlevel jobs like add minutes and business analysts. there are some exceptions. >> when did you graduate from college? >> i just graduated this sunday. >> jim is 63. he thought things would turn out differently with his real estate business. >> my business would be taken off. >> what is the reality? >> it has come to the edge. >> competition for every job is fierce. one of the few places with entry level positions, the over qualified are applying. >> i h

ibm and dell and the other high-tech companies issued a report. if the federal government was simply run as effectively as a multinational corporation, it's worth $125 billion a year. i just put on the table for you not paying crooks, which is worth $70 billion and $120 billion a year. none of these serious bipartisan figures rethink the federal government. they fight over the current shape of the federal government. >> what about jobs? jobless rate now at 9%. you gave a speech on friday in georgia and said the following about this president. >> you want to be a country that creates food stamps, in which case, frankly, obama is an enormous success, the most successful food stamp president in american history. or do you want to be a country that creates paychecks? >> first of all, you gave a speech in georgia with language that a lot of people think could be coded racially tinge language, calling the president, first black president, a food stamp president. what did you mean -- >> oh, come on, david. >> what was the point? >> that's bizarre. this k

. >> reporter: but american businesses like coca cola, ibm, and intel are looking for new markets in egypt and tunisia. the u.s. chamber of commerce is taking those and other companies to the region next week. lionel johnson is helping organize the trip, and says there are large investment opportunities in upgrading ports and roads, replacing old phone systems, and developing solar energy. >> it's a big opportunity that we take very, very seriously, and we are going to do everything that we can to partner with the egyptians and the tunisians and their private sectors to create these opportunities. >> reporter: but whether egypt and tunisia make good on those opportunities will depend on their willingness to open not only their political systems, but their economies as well. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel." linkedin was the talk of wall street-- the stunning i.p.o. helped push stocks higher. the dow rose 45 points, the nasdaq was up eight, and the s&p 500 added almost three. we'll have more on that big