the husband, who could become the first person ever sent to prison for snooping in his spouse's e-mail. >> i didn't expect to find that. >> it's a "nightline" exclusive. >>> plus, they're back. as the 112th congress swings into session with a new speaker, fresh blood, big promises and a few tears, we climb capitol hill to take in the view. >>> and mega-misery. a huge lottery and two winners who just got obscenely rich. but beware the lesson of these past big winners. but beware the lesson of these past big winners. big money can mean big problems. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with modern love, and a complicated marriage that fell apart in a truly spectacular way. the story made the headlines last month because the husband, leon walker, was charged with criminal hacking for snooping in his wife's e-mail and could go to prison if convicted. but that episode turns out to be only one twist in what both sides now describe as an elaborate downward spiral. here's my co-anchor bill weir with a he said/she said for the modern age. >> re

others say the majority of the e-mail in their inboxes was sent to their deleted mail folder. windows live support technicians have said in numerous threads the hot mail team is aware of the problem and are working on a fix. >> up next, the bay area's first new baby of 2012. -- of 2011. there's more rain on the way. >> mike: the rose bowl, the best game of the day. with wisconsin and tcu. with wisconsin and tcu. came down to today, we gather to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachel is the family whose lives she spared. >> john: hello world, the baby girl is the first new bore -- borne. the little girl was premature. weighed four poundses and five ounces. her mom, stephanie hernandez was surprised to learn her baby was the first to be born this year. >> i didn't believe it. she can't be the first baby. has to be a whole bunch of other babies born then. she is the first one. >> john: i think it's you. she's called zaria haiti. za

that e-mail has been around longer than your computer? well, folks think okay. the internet, i first remember that in the early '90s. that must have been the beginning of e-mail. no. not even the early '80s or even the early '70s. you got to go back to the early '60s when the first e-mail was being sent right around 1961. c-net's brian cooley said it all started with private corporations and universities over elaborate electronic systems. e-mail didn't really get going for the public until decades later. >> that goes back to what was called the arpa net which was the original internet founded by the united states department of defense. >> reporter: the public e-mail we know dates back to the mid- '80s and has progressed from major advancements with internet service providers and a system of complex link servers and of computers that takes your message, blasts it part and reassembles it in milly 2nd. if i sent an e -- milli seconds. if i sent an e-mail to san francisco it may reroute to jakarta and then across town. that's how the internet

. >>> when e-mail became indispensible. that's coming up in ken's good question. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, after the illinois supreme court ruled rahm emanu >>> a printer was literally ordered to stop the presses today after the illinois supreme court ruled manuel's name must be on the ballot for the chicago mayoral race. yesterday a state appeals court said that the former white house chief of staff could not run because he did not meet the one-year residency requirement. early voting starts on monday. >>> well, this point we couldn't really function as a society without it it seems but there was a time. sharon in santa rosa wants to know how was e-mail started. that's tonight's good question. >> reporter: we hit send and that's about all the thought we put into sending e-mail these days but did you know that e- mail has been around longer than your computer. >> most folks think the internet, i first remember that in the early 90s. that must have been the beginning of e-mail. not even the early 80s. not even the early 70s. you've g

some networks will actually let you put it in your e-mail, your html e-mail so you can target your e-mail list with ads when they're elsewhere. if you want the the say chip in to run this ad and people chip in to run the ad, and you want to make sure that people who paid to see that ad, see that ad, it's a very easy way to sort of make sure that your donors actually feel like the ad is ubiquitous. in fact, you see this in an enormous amount on amazon and big retail sites now where you'll go look at a new digital camera, and all of the sudden you start noticing ads for that exact digital camera all over the internet for the next week and a half. but it's not that us targeters know that you brandon go to certain sites. we have no idea. we just know that, you know, if you have been to the site like say progressive blog, and there is depending which ad network they might have a set of cookies that you can target say for people who like progressive blogs. and i can follow you elsewhere. but i don't know it's you. no one does. it's just i know that that machine has regularly visited progressive

we have sent an e-mail proving out and number of our points as to why the d.r. said matter what like to request a continuance, and i will expand on those now. we have also sent another e-mail to all of you explain why we wanted to continue that request. i would like to have that heard now. vice president olague: usually we hear from staff. >> i thought you wanted me to go first. vice president olague: usually -- well, that is fine. >> sorry. vice president olague: basically what happens, the commission votes on whether or not an individual commissioner requests that we hear the item when they are present. otherwise, we take it upon ourselves to vote on whether or not we will have a continuance granted. that is fine. >> i will just go quickly. vice president olague: okay, three minutes. >> her clock has been ticking. >> let's restart, because i was not told it had been taking. vice president olague: well what we will do is hear from staff and understand what the case is, and then we will hear from you and the private sponsor. >> i just want to clarify, i spoke wi

some networks will actually let you put it in your e-mail, your html e-mail so you can target your e-mail list with ads when they're elsewhere. if you want the the say chip in to run this ad and people chip in to run the ad, and you want to make sure that people who paid to see that ad, see that ad, it's a very easy way to sort of make sure that your donors actually feel like the ad is ubiquitous. in fact, you see this in an enormous amount on amazon and big retail sites now where you'll go look at a new digital camera, and all of the sudden you start noticing ads for that exact digital camera all over the internet for the next week and a half. but it's not that us targeters know that you brandon go to certain sites. we have no idea. we just know that, you know, if you have been to the site like say progressive blog, and there is depending which ad network they might have a set of cookies that you can target say for people who like progressive blogs. and i can follow you elsewhere. but i don't know it's you. no one does. it's just i know that that machine has regularly visited progressive

. >>> stealing the daily mail. the recent crime caught on tape that has police warning the public. >>> you're looking at a biotic individual yes game where i'm actually controlling living micro organisms. you've got to see this to believe it. i'm kiet do. we have got that story coming up. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. tonight we are getting our fist look at a very bizarre video. apparently it was made by the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage. pima county community college released the footage to the l.a. times. the school suspended jared lee loughner after they discovered it. take a look. >> this is pima community college one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate. this is the police station. this is where the whole shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. the teachers that we have have illegal authority over the constitution of the united states under the 1st amendment. this is genocide in america. thank you. this is jared from pima college. >> tonight place sa

instead of five snail mail. voters will receive election -- instead of by snail mail. voters will receive election material by mail. in november's most recent election, san franciscans and $436,000 on printing and mailing voter information pamphlets. the department enthusiastically endorses this idea. charter section 13.1 07, which states they should been mailed to each elector is one we should address. next i am submitting an ordinance for commercial uses on fillmore street between bush and mcallister. we inherited the fillmore corridor from the redevelopment agency, different versions of land use protocols that have allowed store fronts to be used for non-retail purposes. we have a problem that on the west side of fillmore street between gary and mcallister, many of those businesses are used for non-retail purposes. i want to make sure we have land-use protocols that helped reorient that practice. the rest i will submit. i just want to inform you something weird is happening tomorrow. the coastal commission is

if it is really the case that the e-mail system cannot handle what your sending us, if there is some way that we can get a hard copy, and i can't say all the time, but can you put this in the mail on friday and maybe we would all have it by monday or earlier? tenth street -- i would like to find some way to be able to review all of this. if you could maybe e-mail that to us, we shouldn't see this stuff for the first time. >> i apologize if that is what happened this evening. i am not going to necessarily offer by and for mail delivery, but i would use the united states postal service. >> do we have any special precautions we are doing? >> we can assist them in creating a comprehensive list of events that we know about. i believe that they will be out in force on new year's eve. in to be in as many places as possible. as we have been receiving any special permits, that will also be on that list. it will be comprehensive by christmas had we will add anything extra. i don't believe we have seen anything of the ordinary or unusual being promoted for new year's that we haven't seen in the

they traced a direct line to 8 jefferson mail. this did not mean that it was thomas jefferson specifically so they were able to narrow down the ancestry to the jefferson lineage. a very rare gene. there is other evidence that the digest that thomas jefferson was that jefferson mail. what is interesting is throughout the history of the case for denial, white jefferson descended claim the western nephews who were protegees of jefferson and the hands of his sister who was his favorite sister. that would disprove it also by the dna study. they ruled out the car brothers. now weather have to do is find another culprit. they have gone to jefferson's who less gifted brother randolph. there is a very slim book, letters between randolph and thomas jefferson. randolph jefferson was no thomas jefferson. which is not to say he wasn't necessarily the father of these children but we cannot establish that he was there when these babies were conceived. the only jefferson mail who was definitely and certainly on site when they were conceived was t

. >>> a brazen mail thief caught on tape. who this crime is targeting. >>> and you play the game by controlling living organisms. how it works and what it could teach us. >>> good evening i'm ken bastida. >>> i'm dan king -- dana king. tonight we are getting a look at the video from the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage. the footage was released to the "l.a. times." the school suspended jared lee loughner after discovering it. >> this is the community college, one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate. this is a police station. this is where the shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. all the teachers that you have are being paid illegally and have a legal authority over the constitution of the united states under the 1st amendment. this is genocide in america. thank you. this is jared from the college. >> he posed for photos with a weapon while wearing skimpy underwear and had the pictures developed just hours before the tucson shooting. karen brown shows us it is just one of several moves th

i sent by mail and facts. my mail is not there. she is not capable. where is that, why is she denying me? will anyone answer this question? she is an attorney, she will say, last question, no, she is not doing a good job, she should go. thank you. >> i am a cabdriver. i am here to talk about -- last spring we told you that we were getting unfairly ticketed by -- and's stops. >-- and bus stops. they have been ticketed drivers when they have been picking up and this seems like a vendetta. this is not make any sense. you are considering whether you will put -- on taxis at the same time we are doing our business during this time. i am surprised to hear this. you have one arm is that is not paying attention to the other. we're all in the same business. you have people getting tickets in the mail six weeks afterwards. this is simply to do -- impossible to do business under these conditions. >> are the situations in you complain about our other than bus stop ticketing, where is this happening? >> allover embarcadero, they have been in ticketing. white zones,

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on november 16 of 2010, the zoning administrator responded to an e-mail and found that the plans do not appear to contain work that would trigger an additional seat for review. the subject of appeal is based on an e-mail saying the work associated with the rear wall is exempt. issue number one, the subject was considered without environmental review. i must say while it did not received the stamp, the work proposed clearly does not have the impact to our environment here a good -- to our environment. projects such as this are exempt from further environmental the rodeo for the ceqa guidelines for existing facilities such as this very good a question has been raised about the timing of the review. this was not retroactive. because it was not final now or at the time of the e-mail, the project has been determined to be exempt from further review. even without this e-mail, this would have also been a timely determination this could happen at any point before it is final. further seat for review it is needed because of involvement in the potential demolished man of of property when reagan y

hot mail is the world's most used web based e-mail service. with 360 million registered accounts. >>> they are the most popular sites on the internet. we'll tell you whether google or facebook had the most visitors in 2010. >> yet another example of its growing popularity. palo alto-based facebook was the top internet site in 2010. according to a new study from an internet research firm. facebook accounted for almost 9% of all u.s. website visits. google which had been number one slid to second place with just over seven% of visits -- 7% of visits, followed bia >> and youtube. >>> fred is here now to tell us thousand nfl season has come to an end in the bay area. >> we can say at least it ended on a positive note for both teams. how is that? from the dubious distinction department the oakland raiders became the first team since 1970, nfl and afl merger to sweep their own division and not make the playoffs. an 8-8 record is a step forward and head coach tom cable may have saved his job as the raiders became the only team this season to beat the

. >> microsoft saying they served s problem causing of mail users to lose e-mail's.were disappearing. microsoft said it identified the problem and restore the deleted e-mail's, some people are still missing messages. how mail is the most use a web based e-mail client in the world. >> ipad is getting strong competition as a consumer electronics manufacturers on bail under tablets with right facing cameras and video chat. they're making a bigger push at consumer electronics show in las vegas. they say that 100 different tablet models not all likud to shops. >> the new ship in disney's crew lines has arrived. dream, it is 130,000 t, room 4000 passengers, it is a first of two cruise ships they are building. the big attraction is the act would deck. all water slide extents over the side of the ship. it has interior cabins with portholes that has real- time news of the sea. >> we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. van ness ave some clouds but mostly sunny clear skies. we will be right back.. 6:45 a.m. focusing on the weather because it is chilly, foggy around t

i mailed them and they're happy to have this in the neighborhood. >> you mailed them a letter. >> yes, i did. >> do you have a copy of the letter? >> no, not with me. >> that would be nice. >> are there any -- around your neighborhood? >> there is one tall building on bush street. they will not get affected no matter how much noise and make and tell this is a residential area close by. >> what powers are you currently offering with live music? i just went to your page and it says that you offered jazz and deejays. you are operating now, is that correct? >> we did not make any changes, i did not know that i had have and entertainment license for live music and i had to pay to musicians. some of my friends were practicing and they told me that even though i'm not paying them, he was not sure ahead have a permit and he gave me the number. i did not make any changes. >> i've read the reviews. people seem like they are having a great time. >> that would be fine. >> let me be clear, do you have a dj that performs in your place? how do you operate now? >> i did have a deejay. i had a teachin

mail was being sent right around 1961. cnet's brian cooley said it all started with private corporations and universities over elaborate electronic systems. e-mail didn't really get going for the public until decades later. >> that goes back to what was called the arpanet which was founded by the united states department of defense. >> the public e-mail that we now know dates back to the mid- 80s and has progressed with major advancements from internet service providers and a system of complex linked servers and computers. it takes your message, blasts is it apart and then reassembles it in milliseconds. >> if i send an e-mail it may go through new york, toronto, dallas and then where it is intended. go to cbs5.com. click on the icon, send me your good question. >> troubling activity on the rise in one bay area city. >> we have a few gangs around here that should be out of here. because this used to be a very quiet town. >> where gangs are leaving their mark and what police blame for the resurgence. >>> a violent beating c

i also get old-fashioned mail. i do not get inundated. i am one of the few last columnist that does not put an e-mail at the end of the column. it is not a constitutional right to sort of -- i do not put an e-mail at the end of the column. >> when did you make that decision? >> it is a decision i didn't make. some of my editors urged me to do this, but it's like not voting. this is the way i am. if you looked at the comments box people can comment on the columns. when i get them, i see that a lot of the comments have nothing to do with my column. they are very strident, but sometimes somebody picks up something and starts to run with it and somebody response to it and frankly i do not care to be inundated with those kind of e-mails every day. i do not want to engage in a theater where comments might be sent and readers would get an automatic reply so that he could not respond to them all. if somebody wants to get in touch with me, they can find my e-mail by searching the internet. that is fine i do not give them a free ride. >> how many w

that e-mail came across 2:25 our time. her cousin lives on the east coast. that e-mail said and i quote "still at home, i'll give you a call, love debbie." that was a couple hours before she disappeared. her cousin telling me this morning her heart is just so confused. and really a lot of people are confused at this point trying to figure out what happened to this teacher. searchers combed an area called phoenix lake yesterday where she likes to hike but came up empty. she's a teacher and mother of an eighth grade son. she's in the process of getting a divorce. her cousin says she's been married about 14 years. she's had a tough past several months with several close family members passing away. her cousin says she handled it all with her usual optimism and that makes her disappearance even more confusing. >> when i spoke with her she seemed very strong and optimistic. when we talked on our e-mails when i checked on her so i just wanted to be able to be in contact with her to know that she was going to continue to be strong through this. >> reporter: her cou

part of the e mail read this dr. feldman is not sure how to handle this requesting the class give input and vote. students can vote for one of six grading options including awarding the student an a, final grade or c, final grade among others. the chancellor of uc davis is pledging swift action. >>> a group of students who ate accidentally -- accidentally ate rat poison are all okay today. the seven students at martin luther king school were briefly in the hospital yesterday after mistaking the rat poison for candy. none of the students showed signs of poisoning. investigators say the children found the pellets on top of a filing cabinet. the school district tells abc 7 procedures are being reviewed and police and fire investigators also continue investigating this incident. >> and it turns out best way to get rid of your nerves may be admitting you have them. a study looked at college students given a test. the students were randomly chotsen to sit quietly 10 minutes write about unrelated topics or write about their

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name, telephone number, e-mail, and the address you are applying for. if you can give us sales in formation of similar types of homes, we do hope you can give us that. if you cannot come maternity leave blank and sign it. e-mail or fax it to us -- if you cannot give us that, leave it blank and sign it. e-mail or fax it was. tenderloin downtown, south of market, mission bay, and south beach. those were many of the new high- rise condominiums that went in to market the last four or five years. we have seen a significant amount of depreciation in those areas. gaviria that has seen the largest value drop is -- the other area that has seen the largest volume drop is the outer mission, amazon, those areas have seen the largest percentage drop. it is where we have been hit hardest with foreclosures. we make sure that we take an extra look. we proactively have been reviewing every home that was purchased after 2000. even though we think eligibility is for people up to 2003, we review any homeowner who purchased after 2000. that was roughly about 15,000 homeowne

who gave up these e- mail addresses. >> he is very quiet attended. he kept to himself. i saw him a handful of times. for the most part he is ideal. there's no noise complaints, they do not party. they're quiet and respectful tenants. i surprised to learn that he was, had been arrested. >> coming up at 5:30 p.m. we will play what he said about the fbi it showing up at his building. >> a group representing san francisco hotels say that those who worked for higher wages are damaging the economy. >> protesters marching in front of hotels carrying signs and repeating chance. the high it has 800 employees at his union bills are underpaid. it is resulting in higher health care costs. they're saying that the union is taking at toll on business and what is a bad book business is bad for the economy and plays as well. the high it has set up an alternate entrance of hotel patrons can avoid the it protesters. they say that it is time to promote a positive image rather than one of constant labor dispute. >> our economy is suffering. they need to get the contract

and they began discussionings on the re-- resumption of mail services, but these talks have dissolved>> there is a great deal of excitement surrounding the wedding between prince william and kate middleton. our correspondent has been talk to go a group of americans living here in london. ♪ >> the house of wind so brand has had some recent ups and downs. at the top remains a c.e.o., stable and revered. below those, there have been problems. reputations dent, deals broken. now a new partnership has emerged. perhaps even a chance for a rebrand. this family has been reduced to the basest of all creatures. we have become actors. we are not a family. >> the film has opened in london, the film about a reluctant king struggling to communicate. it resonates today, a royal family trying to connect with the public, trying to get its message across. that distant thaurt is very british. we are schizophrenic. are we too harsh? in a completely unscientific survey, we wondered what americans living in london thought. we threw in the popcorn and the movie to get them in the mood. >> it held the britis

and the announcement work was not to open an e-mail.nd later, she says that she is pretty scared to return to work tomorrow. some pictures, posted online. one twitter works in annapolis, that it was difficult to get back into work. the crime tape right in front of her building. this worked t window from her view. and more coming up more tweets coming up. catherine? >> a homemade bomb, at the french embassy and mali and also, the greek embassy was sent to the one in rome. in december 2017. and at another bomb sent and rome to the july and and the swiss embassies both in rome. >> double homicide, and a violent homicide with six people wounded. bullet holes, gun shots as a reminder of a growing problem. this is video. . hau this is oakland reflective of their low staffing. and their budget problems reflecting limited resources. haaziq madyun >> although staffing levels are down, 100 officers are no longer in the zero pd because of budget cuts. officials said oakland police headquarters to the officers will no be patrolling other parts. to

i use e-mail as a reference. e-mail is a great reference. it has a subject line, it titled what the e-mail is about and i can refer to it, i can search. but it's not great for communication because it's not focused on the most important thing. the subject is the message and that's the message. the subject is in the message in i.m. it's bringing the content to you right away. one of the things i love about the ipad, for instance, is when you're using the ipad, the ipad disapprs, gs away. you're reading a book. you're viewing a web site, you're touching a web site. that's amazing and that's what s.m.s. is for me. the technology goes away and with twiter the technology goes away. it's so easy to follow anything you're interested in. it's so easy to tweet from wherever you are and the same is true with square. we want the technology to fade away so that you can focus on enjoying the cappuccino that you just purchased. >> rose: your c.e.o. has said that twitter has cracked the code when you advertise. what did he mean by that and how is it crack

. >>> after a mailing mixup.the holidays 500 students mistakenly received letters saying they had been academically disqualified from returning. the students were all on academic probation. the university said only about 160 students should have received disqualification letters. >>> pope benedict the 16 is speaking out and saying god created the the universe came out by a gigantic explosion. >>> six people got sick overnight at one of san francisco's best known hotels. this morning one critical question still needs to be answered. >>> in hayward this morning a domestic violent suspect did to flee from sheriff deputies. >>> also they are taking matters into their own hands. what a group of volunteers are planning to do this weekend to fight crime in oakland. >>> right now traffic looks pretty good heading out to the high-rise of the bridge. we have problems in the east bay that may have to deal with traffic. i will tell you more coming up. >>> welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. we made it to f

it came in e-mail form. the e-mail says "at my request, the board of directors has g ranted me a medical leave of a n -- leave of on sense so i c an -- leave of absence so i can concentrate on my health. i will continue as ceo and will be involved in major strategic decisions." now, while it's unclear what the reason for this the leave is, in 2004, he was diagnosed in pancreatic cancer which he beat and in 2009, he underwent a liver transplant and made a full recovery. u.s. markets are closed today but apple is down 6% in germany right now. it closed friday at $330 a s hare. now, this news follows a h ighly-anticipated about the verizon iphone. we got that week just week. it comes just ahead of an earnings announcement expected tomorrow. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:31. there is a dense fog advisory covering the bay area this morning and be careful if you are headed out on the road soon. jade hernandez joins us live from benicia with the latest. good morning, jade. >> reporter: goo

i just got the e-mail last week for a request to continue to mediate. i felt like that had come at the 11th-hour, so i expressed the department's sentiment on that request, but i forwarded it on to the project sponsor to with the question of whether or not he was willing to participate in mediation. commissioner borden: i mean, we cannot force people to mediate. that, unfortunately, would never be basis for continuance, but maybe you could speak to the issue of the plant and accuracy? vice president olague: yeah, that is what i was concerned about, and they also just said they received plan friday. >> receiving the plans friday is normal procedure because the information is sent to the public and stakeholders at the same time they are sent to the commission. the only way they would have received it earlier is if they came in to pick them up in person, but i personally mailed out all the information on thursday and would have received them friday or saturday. as far as the accuracy of the plan, that has never been brought to my attention. it was never me

why dogs hate mail carriers. we will have that answer in tonight's good question. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but there is some truth to the schtick. >>> this one goes out to my brother danny and all the other many mail carriers out there who brave dogs every day to deliver your mail. why do dogs hate the mailman? that's tonight's good question. most people don't know it but dogs have a built in ability to find guys like robert pedia. >> this dog came out of nowhere and attacked me. jumped on me. i sprayed him. he jumped again. sprayed him again. then he took off. >> every letter carryiour -- carrier has a story like that to tell. >> dogs are naturally protective of their environment so they see a stranger, albeit the letter carrier that comes by every day. they see somebody unusual that is not necessarily living at the house coming by so they get protective of the property and the children and the owners and that sort of thing. >> some have theorized because they have walked in different yards every day they pick up

and with the right technology, netflix could get return dvds back out to mail again in under a numbers. >> this is reply kated in little rock and boise. >> reporter: in a way, my conversation then with reed hastings could almost have been called in praise of dvds. >> people have them in their car, they're in every pc. they're just incredibly useful. >> reporter: freeze. and now it's 2011 again. >> my far the majority of our delivery and our service now is streaming. >> reporter: so more people stream than get the dvds? >> not only do more people stream but more people get most of their content in streaming, too. i mean, it's just -- streaming is everything. >> reporter: streaming, the delivery and consumption of programming over the air. and into all kinds of devices that can go anywhere, almost. for example -- consumer electronics show in las vegas. and we're shooting this on a little hand held sony camera. but you watching this, where are you? where are you? the point is, with streaming, you can be almost anywhere. and that's the reality that's changed everything for netflix, in a m