because they used their personal e-mail accounts for official business. could you, please, answer this question yes or no? is it against the law for a federal employee to use the nongovernment e-mail account for official government business? >> would the gentleman yield to make sure that the the accusation is correct? i'd just like you to -- mr. davis, would you yield? i just wanted to add to that because i think this answer is important. our allegation is that not that people use private e-mail, but that in, many cases those private e-mails of official, doing official business were not forwarded in any time frame at least until we were in discovery with subpoenas to the government. that's our accusation of wreaking the law -- breaking the law, and i just want to make that clear. thank the gentleman. >> thank you very much, and i resume. >> with the chairman's clarification, the guidance that we have provided is that, is the recognition that personal e-mail accounts can be used. but if they're used for official business, ten that communication -- then that

sort of a two-step. >> right. >> may of 2014 is the first step and then, may of 2015 is the official business registration, amount that was passed and that will be the new business registration amount. and also, to help then to get the businesses, understanding, you know, that starting in 2014, they need to kind of track, the gross receipts and the payroll tax, and then getting to, you know, i think certain sectors like the manufacturing sector which are going to have some unique components to it and some of them are retail, and wholesale and manufacturing and so, making sure that we get to the smaller ones that are first, who do not necessarily have, you know, large cpas or cp, or an accounting department, in their business, to begin to work to begin the transition in preparation for the gross receipts. >> healthcare security ordinance and so the universal healthcare announcement has been the mayor announced it and yes, so, september 26th is going to be the first meeting we just received that announcement, commissioner, our president commissioner adams has a seat on the council, and if any e

the california green business network as the official businesses of california. >> we connect all of the businesses to city resources and we work with the sectors in the recognition program. and the program is the one-stop shop for businesses in san francisco and so we feel instead of calling the ten different numbers for the service and resource and audits you can come to our program and you are able to educate you about what the business can take advantage of in the city. >> and so, in san francisco, across the city, we have 194 recognized green businesses, and they range from small to medium size in a variety of sectors such as the office retail sectors and restaurants and hotels and more, being green makes a big impact here in the city, economically and environmentally. and so, over the course of one year, our greens and businesses have reduced over 36 million pounds of co2 and diverted 1.6 pounds of waste by composting and waters through the greening measures that we asked them for undertake because that makes sense by using less water and les

the officials busy officiating there is no one on the side line watching for these types of injury autosxperts suggesting athletes be examined early on so future injuries can be assessed and tracked. >> secretary of state john kerry meeting with russia's foreign minister trying to hammer out a way for syria to turn over chemical weapons. russia proposed an initiative to alleviate a strike by having the stockpile under international control. kerry stressed the high stakes nature of the plan. >> expectations are high. they're high for the united states. perhaps, even more so for russia. this is not a game. >> kerry made it clear a military strike is still an option. >> a 12-year-old tennessee girl being hailed for bravery during a 911 call to report a home invasion robbery. listen. >> do not hang up this phone. >> hurry. hurry. >> they're there. they're trying to get in safely so nobody gets humplt you're doing a great job, you're very brave, okay? just stay where you're at. >> the 12-year-old was home with her little sister, two men broke into n.to steal flat screen tvs and electronics. t

officials busy officiating and there is no one on the side line watching for those types of injuries.> experts suggesting student athletes should be created early on so future injuries could be assessed and tracked. >> more than two dozen disabled veterans are marking the anniversary of the september 11th attacks by climbing the summit to some of the most iconic peaks. the event sponsored by yosemite national park and paradox sports. >> monday is the day we unofficially starts looking towards the weekend. >> yechl i call thursday little friday. >> yes. love that. >> gives you something to look forward to. >> yes. we're looking forward. >> we've got low clouds and fog. sunny skies but this afternoon, we had stormy weather over into the sierra. you can see thunderstorms around the incline village there. active weather still thunderstorms off in the distance there. right now over lake tahoe back here in the bay area, most places work warmer today than yesterday. you can see comparison here. san jose cooler, san francisco seeing it's independence going against the trend two. degrees coole

officials busy officiating and there is no one on the side line watching for those types of injuries.suggesting student athletes should be created early on so future injuries could be assessed and tracked. >> more than two dozen disabled veterans are marking the anniversary of the september 11th attacks by climbing the summit to some of the most iconic peaks. the event sponsored by yosemite national park and paradox sports. >> monday is the day we unofficially starts looking towards the weekend. >> yechl i call thursday little friday. >> yes. love that. >> gives you something to look forward to. >> yes. we're looking forward. >> we've got low clouds and fog. sunny skies but this afternoon, we had stormy weather over into the sierra. you can see thunderstorms around the incline village there. active weather still thunderstorms off in the distance there. right now over lake tahoe back here in the bay area, most places work warmer today than yesterday. you can see comparison here. san jose cooler, san francisco seeing it's independence going against the trend two. degrees cooler, here is

. >> city officials and business owners unveiled a business plan for the two-block stretch of broadway from columbus to montgomery. police say crime is down 40% here from two years ago. >> we saturated the area using our tactical units, swat teams, motorcycle officers out here for traffic enforcement. >> another major change, party buses must now operate under stringent guidelines. ktvu caught the drunken rowdiness last year. the owners of the club on broadway, monroe's says the area has gotten closer. >> we're trying to change the perception of broadway. >> the city is also thinking about raising the fees for loitering in the area, and other crimes. >> if city college of san francisco loses accreditation and shuts down, it could cost the city millions of dollar >>> at upon analyst says the closure would mean a $300 million drop in activity. students at city college would also have a hard time finding education at a comparable cost. the school is appealing the a accreditation ruling >>> and the bank will cut 1,800 jobs and given employees 60-day notices. the cuts are not coming from th

billion from the food stamp program saying some travel to foreign countries under the guise of official businessnjoy steak and vodka living the high life while overlooking their does it wents who are low-income families that rely on food stamps. >> san lenadro mayor is suspending a plan to raise the chinese flag over city hall. monday night, san lenadro voted to relays the city flag at city hall on october 1. that is when the people's republic was formed in 1949 designed to attract new asian-american business but crediters say it endorsed a brutal government. the mayor says that the city needs to allow the community to weigh in on any decision. >> happening now, eager apple fans capping out to get their happens on a new iphone 5s on seem at stores this morning at 8:00. there is already a line. some people have been camped out there for days. it went on sale online at midnight and reorders are not available for the 5s and anyone who were whats them has to get it at the store. the first guy in line from san jose has been camped out since monday and said he is going to buy the 5s and donate it to c

from the food stamp program saying some of them travel to foreign countries under the guise of official businessteak, vodka and caviar at taxpayers' expense and says they live high life while overlooking low-income constituent would rely open food stamps. >> trading is underway on wall street and here is a look at the big board, the dow is up just five points so it is flat. we go to the northbound -- go to the new york stock exchange and jane king. >> this is the apple store in palo alto where people have been mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >> we are 90 minutes away from iphones going on sale on the west coast. the online sales started at midnight. fans have been lining up. our reporter joins us live from the palo alto store. matt, you are fining a new gold rush? >> that is right. everyone i

even if it is on official business, they are still getting to travel internationally.ost: did any of this travel budget get cut by sequestration? guest: no, it has been fairly constant. host: how does this avoid sequestration cuts? it is underess is the general operating budget of the congress. a lot of times there is a lot of programs that the senators and doresentatives themselves not get cuts. host: we have a few minutes left with phillip swarts of the "washington times." he wrote the front page story on this subject over the last few weeks. what else do you do? investigativee journalist and cover wasteful spending. an especially egregious example of fiscal waste by the government. host: we're talking with phillip throughgoing congressional travel. our next call from west virginia on our independent line. would like things i to talk about. first, i am an independent. i think we need more independents elected. recently in the news, there has been all kinds of things -- you go on the internet and look at different things like a congressman going to russia, getting dru

airlines gave chief nickel a $250 voucher, he turned that over to palo alto, since he was on official city business. >>> whether wild, ill tempered, and are amazingly good at avoiding traps. we're talking about feral pigs. homeowners are devastated by the damage they're causing. the homes are located in the henry ranch neighborhood in the hills above san ramon. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez with more on the pig problem. >> san ramon's henry ranch neighborhood is mobilized to ward off prowlers. the vandals wreaking havoc in the past two months give dirty a whole new meaning. >> every two or three days now, every night they come. >> these are the krillers causing so much damage many hefty and hungry wild pigs. one neighbor's surveillance camera caught them in action just two nights ago. despite a trap put on the front lawn to catch them. they devoured their midnight snack of insects and grubbs unfazed. >> they look at the trap and tear up the lawn. >> his brand new landscaping turned upside down. >> it only takes them a few minutes to do this much damage. they're just incredibly efficient, they put t

. >> what about businesses here? >> state officials estimate local business would lose $15 million in revenue for every day the government is shut down. the holiday season is fast approaching. >> jennifer franciotti, thank you. >> a viewing will be held for the man killed in last week's navy yard shooting. the viewing will take place from 3:00 until 5:00 this afternoon and again from 7:00 until 9:00 this evening in and bernie. the funeral service is tomorrow morning at 11:00 at the church at severn run. more details about a deadly crash after a police pursued. police tried to pull over two men on tuesday. police did initially pursue the vehicle but stopped after instructions from a supervisor. the third victim in that crash was on her way home from work at the time. the commissioner said he has a good idea of what happened. >> here are some stories you'll find at 7:00 a.m. on wbal plus. his letter to santa went viral bullying -- to stop to help stop bullying his sister. works.d rehab >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. >> good morni

. >> reporter: officials and business owners unveiled a plan for the stretch of broadway. much of the plan is already in place. crime is down 40% here from two years ago. >> saturated the area friday and saturday night. using our units, s.w.a.t. teams, violence reduction teams. getting motorcycle officers out here. >> reporter: another change, party buses with more guidelines. ktvu channel 2 news captured the rowdiness last year. now drivers must take reservations before coming. the area is also getting better lighting and more private security. he says the area has gotten safer? >> majority of the city folks that live in the city they don't want to come to broadway. we are trying to change that. >> the city is considering a plan to double the fines for crimes in the area. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the clock continues to tick towards another possible bart strike. just 21 days remain till the end of the 60 day cooling off period on october 10. we have been talking to bart to find out if they will meet tomorrow. at this point they ar

business news. analysts who study the japanese economy think gdp should be stronger than what government officials officially announced. now from the business desk with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, gather rin. officials refer to certain data when they revised the growth rate and is a capital investment that came out relatively strong yesterday. that's why japanese analysts are expecting the government to upgrade the gross domestic product for the april to june quarter. next we will have a major influence on abe's decision on whether to raise the consumption tax. private sector analysts estimate the growth rate of the real gdp will be 3 to 4.3%. the forecasts are all higher than the figure of 2.6%. the analysts are factoring in corporate capital spending and figures suggest it rebounded for the first time in six quarters. investors appear more willing to take risks on the back of up deed data from china and europe. that's pushing stocks higher and the yen lower. the japanese currency hit the lowest level in a month. for more on japanese markets, we go to the tokyo stock exchange. >> good morni

also been accusations of improper and if you try to report the bank children of chinese officials to help with business on several cases of misleading customers on identity theft products and mortgages as well all together these legal disputes will cost the bank just on the. seven billion dollars a teeny tiny paid out for a bank with assets of two point four trillion dollars so now i'm joined by patchett young from t.v. advisors say padgett tell me have the lessons been lance fundamentally when it comes to limits i think we can safely say that nobody's learned any lessons from this escapade whatsoever government overall has simply missed the object they've ended up actually in the back pockets of the banks fundamentally the banks themselves haven't realised the fact that they have to change indeed if we're going to look at this from a big picture in history standpoint the thing that the collapse of lehman smart is the absolute peak of banker power from now on it's the power of networks intermediating the banks that will challenge the financial monopoly government doesn't understand this the bankers don

officials will boost outsourcing of tv production from 40% to 70% by fiscal 2014. the streamlining measures will mean cutting about 2,000 overseas workers. about 6,000 toshiba employees currently work in the tv business in japan and abroad. toshiba officials are hoping to rebuild the tv manufacturing business by ending domestic production. sonny and panasonic are also struggling with sluggish television sales and may follow suit. >>> the clock is ticking down for members of the u.s. congress. lawmakers must reach a budget deal to avert a partial government shutdown. but republicans and democrats remain far apart on the issue. lawmakers on each side of the aisle say their political opponents are responsible for the impasse. democratic party law maergs control the senate. they're scheduled to meet monday. they'll discuss an amended bill passed by the republican dominated house of representatives. that bill would keep the u.s. government funded beyond the start of the new fiscal year on tuesday, but the legislation calls for delaying health care reforms championed by president barack obama. house speaker john boehner urged the senate to also pass the legislation. boehner took senate democrats to task fo

a part of that is going to be controlling how they do business. >> state officials claim one way the own does business is by controlling property. the flds church owns nearly all the land here which allowed them to control churc members by threatening to kick them out of their homes. now the utah attorney general's office is trying to return those property rights to private citizens. isaac wiler is part of that. but flds members have not been cooperative. often moving in and out of homes in the middle of the night. america tonight followed along. has illegally occupied a vacant home. >> this is the same response we get, nothing. [ knocking ] >> they won't come to the door. >> no one answers the door but we knew someone was inside. earlier we witnessed a woman and a boy enter the home. after they spotted us they never came back outside to close the trunk of their van. housing conflicts can get heated. in this video from 2010 a young couple who left the church generations ago but wanted to stay in their home is roughed up by local marshals. wiler says his role in property violations has

lockdown but they are under orders that nobody leaves the facility unless they are on essential, official business. the marines determined to keep their part of this very secured and very under control. i think one of the reasons you see so much of this spreading across washington is the pure geography of the nation's capital. everyone knows that it's laid out on a grid. when this happens, it can tend to spread. the security forces come in quickly and lock down the area around it. this is in the middle of this neighborhood. houses and elementary school, people living very close to the gates of the navy yard. the voluntarily evacuation going on, people very concerned in the neighborhood. the reports are that they are simply leaving their homes at the moment to get away from it until it's resolved. but the pictures that people are seeing, this is washington, d.c., since 9/11. very well practiced, well rehearsed, thankfully not too often used security response across the nation's capital. local police, the metropolitan police, the fbi, federal law enforcement, u.s. military security forces, aviation

officials say toray will pay $584 million to acquire the entire stake in zoltek companies. they say the acquisition is aimed at strengthening toray's fiber business in promising fields such as auto parts and wind energy. carbon fibers are lighter and stronger than steel. toray's carbon fibers are used in state-of-the-art aircraft bodies, but company officials say it's been difficult to cut costs when the material was used for other applications. they say zoltek's technology to produce these fibers at relatively lower costs offers an opportunity for further growth. >>> japan's financial regulators have ordered mizuho bank to improve its business practices. they've taken the step because of the bank's business ties with organized crime groups. officials at the financial services agency say their investigation last december showed that mizuho had extended about $2 million in 230 loans to organized crime groups. the money was for purchasing cars and other items. agency officials say mizuho managers failed to take any measures to correct the situation for more than two years, though a board member in charge was aware of the transactions. mizuho offici

global economic situation dubbed as at the summit of also the dalia forum agnelli whose business leaders government officials and scholars from around the world. there are a lot of things to do they corner me it's actually for a lot of other things in china like the political maturity and social problems. in china and one of the toppers actually at the global forum in this these days is also work ethics you know china wants to have a stakeholder in making the rules of the game and shaping them in the future i think it's perfectly reasonable to think that the chinese want to see their currency to become the next word currency they supply and and of course sign at the moment is for purchasing more and more gold this also plays into this sort china is taking a leap forward actually took control of a currency and to replace it with a yes in one corner and then christmas has been cancelled with centuries of public celebrations put aside for more neutral winter festival but it's not only christmas day local muslims of lost the right to publicly mock ramadan instead of getting a sum of festival artie's put all of o

businesses. they're offering incentives worth $16 billion. government officials are finalizing the economic package for the end of the month. they're offering cuts to firms promoting capital investments, corporate reorganization and higher wages. that's expected to total $7 billion and they intend to scrap a tax to help rebuild affected areas one year earlier than planned. officials are also reviewing a tax on automobiles bought by companies. >>> the u.s. justice department is coming down hard on nine japanese auto parts manufacturers in connection with separate conspiracies to fix prices. the firms and two executives have agreed to pay $740 million in fines. >> although these cartels operated totally independently, they all had one thing in common. they targeted u.s. manufacturing, u.s. businesses and the united states consumers. >> attorney general eric holder said the cartels inflated prices of more than 30 different auto parts. the parts were sold to u.s. automakers and installed in cars put on domestic and international markets. >>> the nine manufacturers in

officials are hoping to avoid an economic slowdown by offering cuts to businesses worth $16 billion. government officials are finalizing details of the economic package for the end of the month. they are offering cuts to firms for emerging capital investment. corporate reorganization and higher wages. that's expected to total $7 billion and they intend to scrap a tax imposed after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami to help rebuild affected areas one year earlier than planned. officials are reviewing a tax on automobiles bought by companies. they'll be making a formal announcement next week. >>> prime minister shinzo abe is seeing further signs that japan may be emerging from deflation. consumers fed higher prices in august for the third month running. internal affair ministry officials said the consumer price index was up 0.8% over last year. that's the fastest rise in almost five years. the index does not include volatile fresh food prices. consumers mostly paid more for energy due to rising crude oil prices and a weaker yen. drivers paid about 13% more than gasoline. electricity bills

business. >> state officials one way the town does business, is by controlling property. the f.l.d.s.rch owns nearly all the land here. which allowed them to control church members by threatening to kick them out of their homes. now the utah attorney general's office is trying to return those property rights to private citizens. isaac wilier is bart of that effort. >> we are doing an investigation, which may lead to an eviction. >> but f.l.d.s. members have not been cooperative. often moving in and out of homes in the middle of the night. america tonight accompanied wilier while investigating a reports that colorado city's town manager, whom he believes is an f.l.d.s. member, has illegally occupied a vacant home. >> this is the same response we get. nothing. they won't come to the door. >> no one answers the door, but we knew someone was inside. earlier, we witnessed a woman and a boy enter the home. after they spotted us, they never came back outside to close the trunk of their van. wilier says he needs the county sheriffs for protection, since housing conflicts can get heated in thi

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been as high profile. >>> businesses in japan may soon find roads and highways more difficult to navigate. tourists are expected to stream into tokyo and government officialsant to make road signs easier to read. english street signs were introduced 27 years ago, but only list the pronunciations of places and streets. not the meanings of words. for example, the one for busy roppongi avenue in central tokyo reads the japanese name. officials at the transport ministry have decided to translate these signs into english will become -- the sign in front of the diet building will be changed to the national diet main gate. ministry officials will spend the next two remaining signs at about 50 remaining destinations. they're asking counterparts and local governments to follow suit. >>> people turn to google to learn all kinds of things, to check facts, find a recipe, to see the latest weather. now, they'll be able to click on something even educational. university level courses free of charge. they're teaming up with edx. hundreds of thousands of users have signed up. together, they'll provide massive open online courses. professors at a number of universities wil

house person, we don't want to sign in, why don't you meet us at caribou coffee so a lot of official business>>brian: an average of five and a half people every day. can't wheat that half a person -- can't wait to meet that half a person. >>elisabeth: we have a lot of news. >> good morning. y'all remember the hiccup girl? she made the round. >>steve: thieves on this show. >> -- >>steve: she was on this show. >> opening statements are set to begin in the opening trial hiccup girl. the 20-year-old was seen on tv because of that uncontrollable hick cupping she had. -- hiccupping. she was charged with murder three years ago after she reportedly lured a man to a home where he was shot. >>> a 16-year-old student at a high school in pittsburgh voluntarily turned himself in to school officials once he realized he brought a pocketknife to a football game. he had been hunting so it was had a logical explanation. it seems clear he did the right thing. but he was suspended for ten days from that school. that is the exact same punishment students get for trying to sneak weapons into school. his family say

city officials say the business was given two weeks' notice to move and the owner agreed to be out by july. the owner says the city never gave him specifics until thursday. >>> this morning, cal fire officials say full containment of the morgan fire is expected by 6:00 tonight. crews are still mopping up and patrolling the fire perimeter on mt. diablo. it is 95% contained right now. authorities believe the fire was started by target shooting on sunday afternoon. it's burned more than 3,100 acres. but no structures were destroyed. officials say the firefight cost $4.5 million. >>> coming up on 8:11. frances has a look at what's going to happen for us. >> we're going to see more sunshine but starting off under a lot of gray and low clouds. it will warm up nicely but there is also a chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. i'll detail shortly. >>> thank you. also next, more rain and more flooding for colorado. entire towns cut off by raging waters and the number of people missing continues to climb. >>> plus, the 12th man, going for a record, why 49er fans heading to seattl >>> welcome

also been accusations of improper and if you try to report the bank children of chinese officials to help with business and several cases of misleading customers on identity theft products and mortgages as well all together these legal disputes will cost the bank just under seven billion dollars a teeny tiny paid out for a bank with assets of two point four trillion dollars so now i'm joined by young from d.v. advisors so patrick tell me have the lessons been a. fundamentally when it comes to lehman. i think we can safely say that nobody's learned any lessons from this escapade whatsoever government overall has simply missed the object they've ended up actually in the back pockets of the banks fundamentally the banks themselves haven't realised the fact that they have to change indeed if we want to look at this from a big picture in history standpoint the thing that the collapse of lehman smart is the absolute peak power from now on it's the power of networks disinter mediating the banks that will challenge the financial monopoly government doesn't understand this the bankers don't want to accept it an

officials say flames destroyed 10 businesses there. 130 jobs were lost. the governor set up a state-wide fire fund and urged donations to the red cross. >> come take a look at this because this has drivers in washington state on edge. this major bridge near green bay is now closed indefinitely after it started to sag. it was built in the '80s and it carried some 40,000 cars a day but at last inspection only a year ago it was deemed structurally sound. now, though, it joins more than 80,000 bridges in the u.s. that are listed as at risk. >> wow. can't imagine seeing that. daily commute. >> cannot, cannot. good news for us, for anybody commuting today, the weather should be decent. >> pretty morning drive, isn't that right, eileen. >> yes, indeed. the past few mornings we've had beautiful sunrises. this morning with more clouds beginning to build, especially over the past few hours i think our sunrise is limited. cool, no rain for the morning commute. we know what that can do for the driveway. 48 degrees inburg network, 53 degrees at williams schmitt in bra

also been accusations of improper and if you try to report the bank children of chinese officials to help with business on several cases of misleading customers on identity theft products and mortgages as well altogether these legal.

so very busy weekend. >>> the nfl season officially under way. it started on a rather exciting note. the denver broncos hosted super bowl champs baltimore ravens. the game started 33 minutes late because of the lightning storm. peyton manning threw a record tying seven touchdown passes in the game. that is something that has not been done in 44 years. denver goes on to win with a 49- 27 victory. >>> 4:41 is the time. a new proposal could make san francisco one of the first. coming up at 5:00 a.m. the new law that could make it illegal for law enforcement to detain something based on their immigration status. >>> it's the future of smoking. the new numbers prompting a warning about how many kids are using electronic cigarettes. >>> good morning. right now traffic is off to a decent start if you're trying to use the causeways or bridges or tunnels. off to a good start. we will tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> just a little bit of coastal fog otherwise it will be warming up. >>> welcome back we continue to follow breaking news in martine

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