a difference between those folks having their forms 7 hundred in file somewhere and posting that onlineo people can search it it so after that meeting there were further concerns raised and requests for a for tomorrowal request a meet and confer we move this from an action to a discussion item staffs hope that feedback can be received from the public the commission can talk about it and the commission can give instead of direction in terms of whether they generally like the proposal or things they don't like so we can, in fact, meet with the union representatives who were interested knowing generally where the tension is coming from rather than having staffs idea so that's why we put to an here and you know i want specific questions the one thing we're interested in the commissions position on the posting online of these statements redaction of the information and also the potential compelling reasons why folks will not have to have their forms 7 hundred filed online >> let me ask you a question. >> what is the basis for the present policy of having some of the forms 7 hundred filed wit

i fell straight into an online forum. i ended up finding this community of people who had the same injury as me and were all sitting there chatting about it. i thought my my god what are we doing. it's very easy to do. and what happens is there all encouraging each other for this destructive behavior. they present being skinny as the most admirable goal. they put lots of glamorous photos of supermodels out there and they keep putting tips and motivational quotes of how to get there. that's not your stomach rumbling that's _-dash when i was on there it became quite natural. everybody was saying the same thing. what happens is there sucked into the social life and then they begin to define themselves as a pro and a person. they i t-shirts and bracelets. they become a one-dimensional version of yourself within this one little community and all the other bits of you, all your other friends and all the other sides of you and the things you enjoy doing are all gone. there replaced by this very dangerous, single dimension of you

to members and boards and departments heads people fill electronically their statements are posted online with certain information redictated to expand to all filers within the city so staff went about crafting regulations to that effect. there are 5 regulations the first essentially requires filing of the statements electronically second requires provides for a waiver for folks that want to file on paper for compelling circumstances and the next posting online of the information as well as a potential waiver request to take down compelling circumstances and redaction of certain information and a penalty provision so if folks don't file electronically when they're supposed to be filed electronically this commission could enforce that so staff drachtd a this and kuktdz outreach of the registers before you in the memo k34ukd outreach that xftd of interested persons meeting we got feedback we summarized in the one of the attachments but we also had a meet and discuss with we asked for a meet and discuss with union representatives who represent a number of those completed who would foil and h

one online shopping website is actively being kraicracking dow selling of fake products.ne of china's five biggest online shopping sites. their standards are very stringent. only legitimate companies can use the site. and individual sales aren't permitted. customer satisfaction has exceeded 90% since its launch. to ensure the authenticity and quality of eight million items, the quality control division does unannounced checks and deals with violations swiftly. despite these measures, division chiefs say it's difficult to crack down on every imitation and low-quality item. [ speaking foreign language ] >> one department store near tiananmen square was forced to shut down recently. it used to be one of the most successful stores in beijing. wong hai is the man who brought down the store, by filing a lawsuit against it 20 years ago. he's become known as the original counterfeit hunter. [ speaking foreign language ] >> back then, citizens didn't know how to claim compensation for being sold fakes. but wong knew about the first consumer rights protection law, established in 19

file a form 7 hundred in case they were told to inspect one of our properties when information is online it is easily seasonal the potential of having someone retaliate against that inspector for an inspection and tell the public you have to spend money telling them something they don't like the public can google that inspectors name and also because of a lack of training there's a potential that inspector could be disciplined by the city for not having filed out tracer form you minimal for our members we have concerns and look forward to having a discussion we think this needs to say vetted properly and have questions questioning of the list we support the process and our members filed out this form the main issue once again it is outburst felt bag in the way the public can easily get access to that information it causes a lot of the concerns about the member's privacy and the spouses privacy and the impacts on the livelihood most of the folks were not told to fill out the form 7 hundred to work here ntd not part of the condition of employment now your private information is on the onli

talk about the list of employers that are designate filers if you go to the government code section online you'll see department by department who those designated filers are you tell you there is no analysis or rhythm or reason for the current listing the designated filers in some cases it simply says manage 0 one introduce 7 and in cases i've found an interim a receptionist an larger than from my prospective if we are talking about expanding access to that information we need a conversation about who appropriate filers are how they're identified and the criteria that requires someone to be a filer i think the thing we all understand in the and the language in the ordinance is very clear about who are required filers i think people understand what their department heads or effected officials the screen that is put over them in terms of transparency is elevated i don't believe that many of the people who would, impacted by this particular change at least as the lions share are structured and they're simply submitted by the departments i don't believe those people have any idea they can cou

>> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight the pressure to be liked online. social media causing social anxiety for our kids, and what experts say parents can do to help. >>> i'm dwad gadi schwartz with breaking news. a fast moving wildfire has ripped across an enter interstate. vehicles have been abandoned by drivers stuck in traffic. they were able to escape before the flames came through, but there are reports of burn injuries. we're told the fire is 3500 acres and growing. mandatory evacuation have ordered and five structures are burning. is this along the i 15 through the cajon pass. a major thoroughfare from l.a. to las vegas. now back to lester. >>> we're back now with our series "disconnected" about how all this technology designed to bring us together may actually be doing the opposite for many of our kids. tonight, social media anxiety and the pressure to be liked by getting likes on what our young people post online. nbc's rehema ellis has this report. >> reporter: for many kids life is often lived inside their phone. on snapchat, twitter, facebook

and payments submit online as well. we have in the last budget process thanks to the committee and the mayor's office and funding new client service manager hosted through the office of economic and workforce development and that person would be assigned to facilitate the permitting process across the departments for those looking to expand businesses in san francisco so in the coming years really just looking forward to working with the city departments as we try to move towards a true one stop shop as we co-locate various departments in the site inhabited by the goodwill on van ness and i wanted to layout the process today and i will call up todd from the office of economic and workforce development. secondly i would like to bring up jane to talk about the business portal and ryan hunter from the controller's office to present their report and the office of small business and we have representatives available to answer questions and the planning department, dbi, department of public health and the tax and treasurer's

online" reports. months later after january, sort of looking at march 2015 she was moved to awe rehabilitation center she remained until june 24th she was moved to hospice center after that, and as was said by pat houston to e.t. that "despite the great medical care at numerous facilities, her condition has continued to deteriorate, that was at that time in june, and then at that moment they said they prayed and hoped for the best. that is the lead-up to today, july 26th, 2015. bobbi kristina brown dead at the age of 22. she was born march 4th, 1993, she was born in -- that point of course immediately put into the spotlight because of her mother whitney houston, and the family's fame and so began the era of bobbi kristina brown and her mother, whitney houston, and at that time whitney houston is saying she brings me a lot of joy. that was what whitney houston said when bobbi kristina was born in 1993. whitney houston at that time also saying she brings both bobby and i a lot of joy. it's a different t

and he was worried, concerned she hadn't been online for days.while, remy was at home fuming wondering if there was more to jen's secret life online. >> do you believe she was having an affair? >> i can almost guarantee it. i think that's what happened on december 11. she went to meet someone. >> despite the blood found in the van, remy clung to hope she was alive. he asked for help from a missing persons organization. they blanketed the area with flyers. remy says he couldn't take the not knowing anymore. >> you actually enlisted a psychic to help you. >> what harm could it do? >> the psychic believed that jen was still alive, so remy says he wanted to keep the search going. to do that he posted frequent updates on facebook and gave an interview to the local news speaking directly to jen. >> i don't think you ever ever knew how much we care for you and how much you're loved. >> he was alone with three kids and i thought he was grasping at anything that he could get to feel like maybe his wife was out there still. >> the new year didn't bring any

i'll lie lending exploded -- online landing explosive -- online lending exploded.hat was supposed to be intermediaries between people with money and countries -- companies with money but came a key part and clamped down on that avenue to cut down on the margin financing that had led to the boom. manus: run me through where we are. it looks like it may be speeding up again. we had slowdown and prices -- in prices which is how we try to run the metrics with pricing. is a part of the turnaround? nick wadhams: it was like the property sector is rebounding a little bit. the biggest thing to focus on is prices for june seemed to have been largely unaffected by the stock market collapse. the market hit with a high on june 12 and tumbled, property prices for june were stable and up a little bit from the month before. what it seems to suggest is some report people were dumping homes to cover their marginal losses and the stock market and those were not a widespread and the property market which is such a key driver for the economy, it is doing all right and has not been too

. >> reporter: how many hours a day are you online. >> 24 hours in the day. probably online about 12. >> reporter: 23-year-old shaniece works at a pharmacy by day and hopes all the time spent online will eventually pay off. >> everybody wants to be you know, a youtube star. le you definitely have to work towards it. you have to put it to work, spend the money for the products to reviews, catch the attention of beauty brands. >> reporter: she sets her beauty budget to $300 per month. >> i definitely work in pharmacy. you have to make the money to spend the money. >> reporter: and to become a star. >> exactly. >> reporter: with more than 9 million youtube subscribers and an estimated income of $40,000 a month, bethany moda is already living that dream. >> it's such a huge deal, especially for these 12 year olds 13, 14 year olds, they are freaking out. >> hey guys. >> reporter: her first video posted back in 2009 is what's called a hall video. a 7-minute examination of the product she picked up at cosmetic companies like sephora. i started there wasn't really an

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create new content, new starter kits and adding information about the business registration going online and information about gross receipt taxes et cetera and we audit and fix links on the site and security updates and training manual of what we do to update the portal and i have been saying that technology shouldn't be the only thing that drives change. we also need to look at the process itself which is why in the last six months we had a great collaborative effort with the controller's office to map out the restaurant permit process and why did we choose restaurants? san francisco has the most in the nation and $30 million in sales tax for the city. it creates 19,000 local jobs and 230 restaurants register each year and they face up to 24 individual permits and deal with many different state and federal and city departments and let's fix the process and add in the technology to make it even more efficient. next steps. portal streamlining once we did the mapping will move over into different sectors and implement all processes into a unified plan and recommend streamlining measuremen

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new questions about his travel to the middle east his writings online and how he got his weapons as a nation mourns his victims. >>> run for cover. a massive tornado bearing down on a small town. part of a violent outbreak in the midwest. tonight dozens of homes damaged. some smashed to splinters. >>> damage control. the head of planned parenthood apologizing for a top staffer caught discussing a practice many find abhorrent. on an undercover tape the organization calls heavily edited. >>> social media anxiety. what the pressure for likes and the fear of missing out is doing to our kids who live so much of their lives online. >>> and come sail away. families facing tough struggles, forgetting all their troubles on the open sea. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it was an act of terror but with no clear motive. remarkably a day after a young kuwaiti american man shot up a pair of military sites in tennessee investigators have yet to uncover the telltale pieces you would no

for us, the thing we benefit from is the shift from off-line to online.th accelerated to 63% q1 in our direct business and that's far in excess of the market. we have a secular wind at our back and interest rates effect us, but for us, they are less of a factor. us some you gave numbers, but here's a big number. buyof your web visits don't anything. you encourage it because you have the ability to monetize off rooming.web they do their research and may or may not buy somewhere else. how did that come to be? guest: if you want to build a brand consumers love, and that is what we are doing, we want to be there go to for home. if they are coming for ideas or to understand broad range of prices or do research, we still want to be the place to go. we think we will end up getting more purchases over their lifetime than we would otherwise. we have programs like get it near me, which allows local brick-and-mortar retailers to advertise on our site. if someone doesn't want to buy an item online, they can find great local places easily on our site and go there. our

it is less reissuing going forward. >> for the customers shopping online or in stores. what is the best guidance you'd give them in terms of keeping immune from the threats? >> what the customers need to realise is you can be part of the solution. leveraging internet banking and the platform is important. monitor your accounts. you are the one that will see the unauthorised transactions. report them, they'll report you. that's first and foremost. ensure that you protect your pin. don't let your pin be able to other individuals. there's a tendency to put the pin on the back of the card. there's general standard protection measures that consumers can take. keep the cards in your wallet as you practically need. i think that's another important cox pond. when you are online, try to verify that the things you are doing, and buying from are legitimate stores. those are some of the things you can do. >> doug, thank you, we appreciate it. >> tomorrow, part 2 of the invisible threat. dangers of the dark web. we explore more of the secrets bought and sold on part of the internet

and allow them to send e-mails to online merchants.se they have no way of knowing who they are or where they are. the only thing they can do is alert them there is a lawsuit by sending them an e-mail. that is not usually allowed, but the judge allowed it. the kate has -- case has another appearance in september. shery: it is not the first time alibaba faces these charges. it has worked with 40 brands last year, including nike and adidas to address these problems. will these be considered in the court decision? >> i guess what has happened is gucci is not satisfied. kering is not satisfied. they will take a hard-line approach and go after the merchants on alibaba. they are not satisfied with the steps alibaba has taken to curb merchants selling the fakes and counterfeits on the website. shery: patricia, that is all the time we have. , staying optimistic. mcdonald's says appetite will return and china can help. details when we come back. ♪ emily: it has changed the way we watch video. predefined going viral. challenged government, and la

powell constantly monitors backpage.com, the largest online provider for sex ads.a and mastercard recently stopped doing business with backpage. while powell says this helps her fight it also creates a temporary but immediate problem. >> they're actually allowing people who post sex ads to do so for free and that's great for a period of time for traffickers and for pimps who want to sell their victims online. >> reporter: powell says a pitch in d.c. who controls two -- pimp in d.c. who controls two victims on average makes $11,000 a week. some of that revenue used to go to posted ads on backpage, it's free. >> the owners are make 2 to $400 million a year on sex ads. we look at this as an opportunity to potentially reduce demand because potentially backpage is not going to be able to sustain a free model. >> reporter: but with opportunity comes risk. in this case who will fill the void? >> long term we're concerned about sex trafficking moving to other sites. >> reporter: fair girls is pushing for structural change to the online ads including making sure websites ve

and it gets more people online. emily: google is working on project loon and google fiber.t do you think of google's approach to connecting the world? it world? mark: well, the thing is connecting everyone is going to will be something that no single company can do by themselves. so i am really glad that they and a lot of other companies are working on this. internet.org is a partnership between a number of different technology companies and nonprofits and governments. there are folks who are doing things that they are contributing to internet.org. there are companies that are doing things that are separate. that is going to be necessary, right? i mean, there is a lot of technology that is going to need to be developed in order to build -- in order to tackle all three of those major barriers that i talked about. you know, technical, making it so that everyone has a network near them. affordability, so that way the network is efficient. and social, making it so that people have the content that they need in order to want to get online and consume all this. so i am very posit

it is not one that is associated to how you would look online. that was my originally thesis because you can enter that system for affairs if you're someone who is cyber-smart. you can learn different search query language. search engines on different airlines and discover funeral surcharges and different routing . that is sort of like a hack. and that is not the case here. we know as a single router connected to the reservation system triggered a series of human responses which was the shutdown. nothing mechanical was wrong with the planes. nothing wrong with the navigation system, for instance. the reservation system outage made they could not verify people showing up for not on a no-fly list. they could not verify the contents of the manifest. the faa ordered the stoppage. i think a -- the idea that a single router was the culprit is remarkable. but the fact that this happened on the same day as a major new york stock exchange outage is why am talking about it today. host: do you think it was a coincidence? guest: at this point, that is what t

and it's not just online.ring big deals right now, including best buy, planning a major sale for next week. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> reena, i really hope that's me you're shopping for. my birthday's next month. i see you online. >> i was looking at the ipad mini 2. >> i really hope you're shopping for me right now. >> it is a mini 2, walmart 16 gigabytes is $239 on walmart at this very moment and a 16 gigabyte apple mini 2 is $295. $5 less. wait, do i have that right? no it's much less. >> is that right? >> it's $239 at walmart, $239, and almost $300. >> we'll get a call from walmart and amazon. >> that's at this moment. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the search for at least six people missing in kentucky resumes at daybreak. floodwaters going through kentucky's appalachian mountains have

. >> and condolences pouring in overnight online. oprah, peace at last. from sherri shepherd she's finally back in her mother's arms. >>> today, the families of the the women killed at the rah louisiana movie theater shooting are staying good-bye. two funerals scheduled for this morning. the deadly attack on the theater was not a random act. >> reporter: he planned it and wrote it down. that's the startling new conclusion state police have come to after reading the journals of 59-year-old john rusty houser. >> he made comments he was coming. "trainwreck" 7:15. >> reporter: they found the journey along with disguises in the hotel room he stayed many. they called him a drifter. he visited several local movie theaters before they think he settled on this one perhaps because the grand doesn't have security on thursday nights like they do on the week ends. he had a long history of mental illness. his own family had him committed. despite that he was legally able to buy a gun. >> we must choose life when others have chosen death. >> reporter: at sunday services

the -- children online. the push comes after interpol and the country has become a global hub for cyber crime. we have the story. >> australian national peter scolio was arrested for the rape and murder of a 12-year-old girl. he is accused of running a cyber sex business in which children as young as 2 years old were filmed, and the videos sold online. another foreign national was arrested a few days ago. this man is a former mayor from belgium. he is also accused of child pornography. interpol and the federal bureau of investigations warned the philippean government that the country is a hub for a billion director global sex industry. the head of the crime commission says the situation is worrying. there's a wide group of abusers that found on online platform. >> it's an eye opener for government and law enforcement. our children here are in this kind of crime. and there's more reason for law enforcement to double the effort to protect the children. >> reporter: the number of government raids and arrests ar

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the newest players in the fight for your money online. some say the price is right. but is that enough to steal market share? >> and helping hands. the remarkable effort to save a stranded killer whale, keeping it alive until the tide turns. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, kate snow. >>> good evening. we're learning much more tonight about the man who stood up in a movie theater on thursday night in louisiana and opened fire, killing two people, injuring nine others. the family of john rusty houser describes a history of mental illness. in 2008, they had him committed to a hospital against his will. and yet last year, houser was able to legally purchase a gun in alabama. it's the latest mass shooting to raise questions about potential cracks in the federal background check system. we begin tonight with nbc's gabe gutierrez in lafayette, louisiana. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: kate, good evening. one of the biggest questions right now is why here? the gunman had n

the pup online darker than sushi had been before disappearing.d oh, my gosh, this is really sushi. i said, kara, this is your dog. >> reporter: so lowe paid the $250 asking price to get her dog back. dog theft isn't uncommon. almost 350 dogs have been swiped so far this year. experts say the first thing you should do if you think your dog has been taken, check online ads. if you see them there, alert authorities right away. have all of your ownership paper handy and always make sure your pup has a microchip so you can claim your dog back. >> people out there who are predators looking to make money by selling dogs, especially in the age of social media. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> wow. another dog related story. >>> this one, nothing but nice. the dog involved is shep. >> the owner is a guy from the military. his name is jerome. he was hours away from deploying overseas and didn't have anywhere to leave his pup for months that he was going to be gone. just in an emergency, he posted an ad on reddit. but a little highway

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what surveymonkey can do is go from an online survey company to an online platform and fundamentallyelp individuals and companies have a much more efficient dialogue with their most important constituency, which is their customer. emily: what's the first thing you plan to do, bill, when you take over in august? bill: the first thing i plan to do is listen. this is a company that had a tragic event that forced a leadership change. but it is doing so many things well, and my job is to amplify and support the things that they are doing well. and as opportunities present themselves, help them as a partner and servant leader to accelerate their growth and the opportunities in front of us. emily: bill you have a big shoes to fill but it is exciting to have you on board. we will be following you as you take this on. incoming surveymonkey ceo bill veghte, thanks so much. citigroup is betting on the coin -- on the bitcoin bandwagon, sort of. they developed their own crypto currency called citicoin. they created three separate block coins for tests. they say this is a way to eventually civil f

people are living their lives online, we do online banking. health records are stored online. we need to treat it as seriously as physical infrastructure. >> great to talk to you both. darrell is the director of the center for technology innovation at the brookings institution, and rob is the chairman of the global council on the future of the internet. i'll be back in a moment with the final thought on convenience and necessity, and how one becomes the other. stay with us, and send us your thoughts on twitter. or follow me and get in such at ray suarez news or visit facebook and tell us about your own experiences. we'd love to hear it. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the c

the largest online retailer and a pioneer in mobile. turning to their smartphones for everything and banking to dating, flipkart says soon it is the only place that will be shopping. they have a long history in silicon valley. talk about how indian shoppers shop on mobile and how it is different from what we know in the u.s.. guest: i think mobile is incredibly mainstream in india. there is a fundamental shift in terms of users, verses in the u.s. people say there is an app for everything in the u.s., but in india people use an app for everything. if you want to shop, get something, there is no option except for using an app. emily: what about the reports that it may go app only? guest: our focus is making sure we build a big mobile experience. we have a desktop site also. emily: and that will continue. ok. how do you alter and tweak the mobile experience to make it better and beat amazon? guest: there is a lot to do. if you think about mobile, think about a small town deep in india, trying to buy a refrigerator. can you buy a refrigera

people are living their lives online, we do online banking. health records are stored online. we need to treat it as seriously as physical infrastructure. >> great to talk to you both. darrell is the director of the center for technology innovation at the brookings institution, and rob is the chairman of the global council on the future of the internet. i'll be back in a moment with the final thought on convenience and necessity, and how one becomes the other. stay with us, and send us your thoughts on twitter. or follow me and get in such at ray suarez news or visit facebook and tell us about your own experiences. we'd love to hear it. imagine from a tech savvy consumer, it's just the machines are easy enough to use that the guy can take advantage of it. i'm get on the plane with a boarding pass on my phone much none of this was possible a few years ago. it will happen quickly. with all the personal information zipping through the air we are breathing, making the details of daily life simple and frictionless, we are asked to surrender a little personal data here, some more ov