it was headlined by phish, arctic fire, and muse. it was a complete sellout.ews from the media, with everyone from the huffington's post to " rolling stone." this was the first appearance by a sitting mayor, showing how much outsidelands has become such a part of the city of fabric. it has become a celebration san francisco's san food culture. more than 3000 local vineyards were featured in the winelands tent. almost 14,000 people were from the four zip codes that bordered the park, showing the appeal is not only for out-of-towners, but for our part neighbors. the economic impact on the city has grown. this year the event created an estimated 4500 jobs with 75% of all attendees from outside of the city, hotels and other businesses saw an uptick from the event. recreation and parks department staff, and the mayor's department, and many other agencies worked extremely close together. this work began immediately after last year's event and continued through the day yesterday as crews finish clearing the field. with all but the last few pieces of equipment removed

this year we had phish, muse, john

if you see one of those you are 99% being phished. it can have the bank logo and all the right words and catch phrase but don't click in a link in an email to go to anything to do with money. that's the first rule. >> you also mentioned there are links that like chase bank or wells fargo that look legit and they are taking you somewhere else. >> in your browser before you click on anything that has to do with money, whoever your cursor over the url, the link, and you will see a little pop- up window and it will say here's where i'm to take you. before you click hover it and that will show you. you might be surprised it's not link it says it is like if it says cbs5.com, we are not scammers but if you whoever over a link that says that someone might be sending you somewhere else. i have also put together a collection of tools you can use to check websites, some online tools you can use and plug-ins you can put into your browser and i'll put that link up on our new facebook change. it's facebook.com otherwise askcnet where i take questio

>> headliners like phish tomorrow night. >> they're going to do two sets. a lot of people never seen a phish concert this is a chance to see why they're so great live. >> and and mugsic, performance art and gourmet food there. is an added bonus, of course, i will talk about a well-known world series trophy belonging to a local team, i can't say who, is going to be on display this, area is going to be affected and it's difficult to get here, you should use public transit. and you'll get that information if you go to our web site. >> and funny, thank you very much. >> and world series trophy. >> looks like you're going to want to bring a sweater out there, though this, weekend. >> and there is a light sweater. >> real cool down takes us well below average comes sunday and monday. >> rock music keeps you warm. >> you're move something. >> there is a live view now from a cool location. our camera in santa cruz beach showing sunny skies right there along the shore line. coastline. and some clouds lurking off shore just a little bit. and let's take a look at the

phish in concert tonight and other than a few parking problems, so far nothing but music in the outsidends music effectively. don sanchez was at the show this afternoon. >> that is one of bands on five stages. headliners, like phish, news, rk fire. >> and perry, a new study of diverse. >> it this is exciting for the band and experience to have the discovery element is big part of what it's about. >> 50% of the people are from out of the bay area. so many people and so many ages. it's a return trip. >> we came originally in 2008 and he was still too young. we came from jersey. >> he is going to follow me. >> what is the game plan? >> it's all up today. >> are you going along with this? >> i don't know. >> visitors are pouring money into the economy. hotels, restaurants and cab companies feel the benefits and an elementary school has opened a playground. $25, it goes to the pta for. >> there is a food and wine festival. 54 restaurants, 34 wineries and popular food trucks. a celebration of our food and wine. >> it speaks to all of us. music is a big part of san francisco history as well as

. >> we've got some of the great headliners, the phish, arcade fire, muse, black heed and a lot of you meters are coming. john fogurty. we've got five stages, we've got a tent, which is a new tent. some unannounced people that people will just find out about. >> if you love your food, 50 of your favorite restaurants will be here. if you love your wines, i know you do, more than 30 different wineries will be serving up delicious wine as well. this, my friends, is a first look at the official outside lands poster and as you can see, look at the headliners, news, phish, mgmt and one of my favorite bands, big audio dynamite will also be a part of this amazing music-filled weekend. it's all going down right here in golden gate park in san francisco. tickets are still available, the music will be kicking right through to the end of sunday night. enjoy the rest of your weekend. perhaps we'll see you right here at our side lands. cheers. >>> cbssf.com has a survival good for all the music, food and fun. >>> good morning, et. operators on earth are ready to connect you. the mountain view projec

. >> headliner, phish going on in about 15 minutes.nd there is unrivalled line up of musicians and a great example of a taste of northern california. and smart people have taken public transportation to get here to experience something like this. that is fun of 90 bands that have drawn people from around the country. headliners like phish and newcomer christina perry another example of diversity here. >> this is exciting to have that discovery element. >> 5% of the people are from out of the bay area, many people and so many ages. this is a return trip for the family. >> we came in 2008. he was still too young. so... he's opened up now. we came from jersey. >> i have a game plan. he's going to follow me. >> what is the game plan? >> enjoy, and that is a must today. definitely. >> and visitors pouring noo money into the economy this, is bigger than an all star game. hotels and cab companies feel benefit, so does a neighborhood school. there is a playground opened to cars, $25 to pta. outside lands is more than a music festival. it's a f

it was headlined by phish, arctic fire, and muse. it was a complete sellout.ews from the media, with everyone from the huffington's post to " rolling stone." this was the first appearance by a sitting mayor, showing how much outsidelands has become such a part of the city of fabric. it has become a celebration san francisco's san food culture. more than 3000 local vineyards were featured in the winelands tent. almost 14,000 people were from the four zip codes that bordered the park, showing the appeal is not only for out-of-towners, but for our part neighbors.

. ♪ >> reporter: the rock band phish jammed of them in at the golden gate park. >> just hanging out andaving fun with the people. >> they were dancing to the beat there was another well orchestrated event happening outside the venue. tickets were being slapped on wind shields, tow trucks were hauling away cars, in a few minutes, almost a dozen cars were nailed on fulton on 39th avenue. a few had out of state license plates. >> they tuktd this suv from nevada that was blocking gillian's driveway. >> i've been stranded before. i don't like it but i have my kid and i can't get in my garage what am i going to do? >> the price of the ticket $88 and the tow will run $400 more. back in golden gate park, as they enjoyed food and wine tasting and hours of live music. they came from placerville. >> it was awesome. it was great fun. it's something that my son and i share is music. >> for others the evening won't be so well. >> we don't know how many vehicles were towed but 180,000 people are expected. tickets ran for $85 to $450 for a vip pass over the three days. we're told some tickets are still

this year we had phish, muse, john fogarty from credence clearwater revival, and badu. we also celebrate san francisco's food culture. we are probably one of the only festivals in the country and maybe the world that all of the food vendors except for one our local restaurants. it is really showing the diversity and the excellence of our food culture here in san francisco. in addition, we have over 30 wineries from northern california. wine is an integral part of the fabric of northern california and we celebrate that with our linwine lands. we added mclaren pass this year, where we had food trucks. we added a whole area with chocolate confections. i'm not sure how to say that. we just want to say thank you very much to the city and to rec and park. we are thrilled and we are honored to be able to give $1.4 million to san francisco's rec and park this year. thank you. commissioner buell: thank you. commissioner lee? commissioner lee: i have a question. i have heard from a number of members from the advisory board and i have made our general manager aware of some of the

a number of the meadows and i can't wait to see phish, john fogarty, some of the awesome bands, so many different bands will be performing and i should say another planet entertainment promoters have been awesome to work with and they have a model of leading golden gate park even better than when they set up. they are modeled that rec and park is looking at to make the park better than when the events come in. hopefully there will be tremendous bicycle parking and use of alternative transportation and people around the richmond, sunset have any difficulties, there is a hot line they can call to report called -- to report cars parked in driveways. if there is a problem with noise, there is a simple to call a hot line. lastly, i have been working on the issue of good jobs and green jobs and job equity over the past two years with a coalition of labor community-based organizations and advocates. one of the charges we face is some of our initiatives have gone into uncharted territory and which trade unions will perform the jobs and which ones will perform the jobs we create as we build a ne

some are phishing scams trying to steal your log anyone qualification for -on information. >> if thereve for people is don't click on links in an email whether it's a charity or your bank or any legitimate organization that deals with money. they are not going to send you an email and say click here to log into your account. >> they are just going to say, log into your account and you should do that manually by typing in the website yourself, not by clicking on the link they provide for you. >>> and coming up, feeling the pressure at work. you are not alone. what you can do to ease that stress. >>> plus is it the scent of success? how the grocery store is using your nose to get you to buy more. >> low clouds and fog slow to burn off cooler temperatures in store. we'll have the forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,, i have school, i have after school activities... i'm super busy... with sports and school. we're a home school family, so the kids do their math and everything online. we also use the internet for doing book reports. they're not always doing research on the internet... they got their

. >> you can't get much further apart between phish and fogarty. >> how are we doing?> it will be diverse. pockets of sunshine. let's show you what is going on outside. mid-50s in the morning. low to mid-50s in the afternoon. today we will get more sunshine and golden gate park and it's starts to spill over downtown. here we go with our outside look. there you saw some clouds but not a whole lot compared to yesterday. that temperatures are cooler in some areas. 52 in los gatos. 59 in oakland. 57 in fremont and unless san jose. around the monterey bay and inland temperatures under a cloudy sky in the mid to upper 50s. quicker sunshine today slightly warmer temperatures. almost the same pattern for tomorrow and notice the cooling trend for sunday and monday and tuesday, those two days probably the coolest days in the forecast. for today one degree cooler in san jose thanks to a northerly wind. concord and santa rosa about the same. fremont oakland and san francisco 1-3 degrees warmer. 13 hours and 43 minutes of sunshine. cloud cover you can see struggling to fill in the

now over an england mansion ninety to one the community shield coming from two goals down to be phish rivals manchester city three two at wembley the traditional curtain raiser to a new season proved to be a thriller joleon lescott and adding desire had a given city at senor half time lead to soon after the restart united got one back from chris smalling nani got an equaliser with half an hour left and then in the final minute he grabbed the winner breaking clear on the halfway line after vincent kompany missed a tackle company said afterwards his team needed to improve for united said they were ready for the new season. meanwhile russia have won the euro league super final him. for the second time in the history of the coming from three gods than to be switzerland six four in sunny moscow is wrong cos right now reports. russia has already established itself as one of the world's big soccer powerhouses alongside giants like brazil spain and portugal to name just a few the euro league super final held in moscow for the first sign by the way proved once again that they seem is a force t

to get a victory number fifty three is a stone through the first set six two however phish has climbed to number eight in the world rankings recently and in the second set show why this unlovely death touch is around the net. but the deciding set was a different story djokovic applying the pressure on forcing errors from fish the serve taking the set six four on the match he has won the australian open movement in michigan and he's undoubtedly the one to beat usa which starts in a fortnight like djokovic she says there is still room for improvement. to look the set up i mean i was playing well. returning great serving i think from the baseline by the grocer. but i got him back in march i think he took his chances he broke me in the second set at the time and you know i started. you know the freezing a little bit the speed of the ball for baseline and it was a very even match up to the end. williams the women's former number one continues her comeback she won the women's rogers cup in toronto a six four six two win over strategy some studies are giving the american a second title in fou

it's going to get really expensive for them because i think every single person who wears a recording phish is tarnishing their image i mean they think you're this is the executives should be positive promotion for them i think this is too asian is exactly their their prime client should put them on the cover of the next catalog but i think this says a lot of abercrombie and fitch right because you know if you're walked into an abercrombie and fitch store they only hire people that look like models that are attractive that is their criteria which also is i guess you could say unconstitutional you know and so now they're just being very blatantly obvious about they still only want certain people wearing very close that they like or you don't know you're totally they should because that's their sales time depend on it but they want to through away or like a girl and their clothes for a new concept. it didn't work as opposed to donating actually charity or having it sold through you know those discount stores like ross or t.j. maxx rather than tarnish the brand they burrow their clothes they'r

. >> and big stars like john fogerty and the headliner, phish.nd it is a blend of rock music and classic northern california cuisine and wine. so many choices, and perhaps so little time in three days, 54 restaurants, 34 wineries in what is called wineland. >> what can we do to make this different? it's obvious choice to having such a great food scene z napa valley to concentrate on the areas. here, we bring wine makers here. there are stories behind the wines to experience. it's instant, i think. >> the idea is that you have local growers and local shops from outside of san francisco come in and sort of have these venues and have wine shops and it's a great chance of people to come in to try different varieties of what you guys have to offer. >> are you going to eat that? >> the whole thing. >> she's a big eater. >> i'm a champ. >> and this familiar new landmarks are here in a new area they've opened called mcclairen forest, we find food trucks that have become so popular in the city. you can fill your stomach and your head with all of this musi

some of the headlines, include phish, badu and john fogarty and there will be several food courts. >>till kind of need. >> mike is grabbing his jacket to be ready for the concert. >> let's take a look outside. forecast, not much a change, tea in the morning to 59 in the afternoon. i will had will stay mostly cloudy today, tomorrow and sunday. even with the clouds, you can still get burned if you are out there all bai day. let's take a look outside, beautiful picture we have for you this morning. it shows vollmer peak back towards diablo, clouds making a late push into the east bay valleys. temperatures throughout upper 50s. 60 in antioch. low to mid on 50s and 57 around oakland, fremont and mountain view. down around monterey bay, clouds are thicker and temperatures are pretty steady in the mid to upper 50s. so with the smaller deck of clouds, we'll see sunshine faster and slightly warmer, may not notice a difference in most areas. almost the same time tomorrow but a cooling trend for sunday, monday and tuesday as stronger sea breeze will come in the back half of the weekend. concord

moody's and phish confirmed the rating but moody's has the u.s. on the negative outlook, warning there is potential for downgrade. fitch is reviewing the u.s. rating and says it expects to review findings this month. the familiar script for the global market. they began the trading day in asia. markets closed down across the board in europe, worse. losses spread driving the major stock indices down. five other trading day in the dow jones/industrials history saw a steeper point drop. with congress and the white house deadlocked how to wake the sleepwalking u.s. economy, they may look again to federal reserve to act. the fed open market committee meets tomorrow. the dow jones/industrials average shed 1200 point since then. >> bret: many investors fleeing the stock market went to gold. price of gold eclipsed $1700 an ounce. gold was up $66 to settle at $1718 an ounce. the gold price doubled since the start of 2009. president obama today tried to walk the nervous investors from the brink with an early afternoon pep talk. it did not work. >> three day

. ♪ >> the rock band phish jammed them into golden gate park.ne of the highlights on the first acts the outside lands music festival. while the jam packed crowd was dancing to the beat. there was not well orchestrated event outside the venue. tickets were being slapped on windshields, tow trucks were hauling away cars. in just a few minutes, a dozen cars were nailed near 39th avenue a few had out of state license plates. >> veteran officer ticked this suv from nevada that was blocking her driveway on 30th avenue. >> i've been stranded before. it's really hard. if i got my kid and i can't get into my garage, what am i going to do. >> minutes later the tow truck arrived, the price of the ticket is $88 and tow will run $400 more. 60,000 people enjoyed food and wine tastings and hours of live music. she and her son came from placerville. >> it's great fun, it's something that my son and i share. >> for others, the evening will not end so well. >> it may be a few days before we know how many vehicles were towed. 180,000 people are expected over the t

a common method used, spear phishing. what's that?spoke to president of the firm ec council, the trained cybersecurity personnel from the defense personnel and other personnel. >> he's spearphishi me, what does he do. >> he sends me an e-mail. i'm getting it. it looks like it's from someone i know. >> it's a harmless e-mail asking you to click a link. >> reporter: hackers sometimes use your personal e-mail to get in. what the hackers are counting on is me as an employee using my work issued computer to access my personal e-mail. if do i that, click on a link from an e-mail from a hacker, download that mishs software, that means the hackers on to my employers network and can move around. the report's author says these attacks were so large and sophisticated they could only come froa government. he won't name one because he says he didn't have the hard evidence. i spoke with an espionage expert. >> you can narrow this down to two countries, china and russia. when you look at the target list, yo have to think china. who else spies on tai

this, combined with stub hub with arcade fire, and phish, you allow access to the swanky lounge seating see in the iupui concessions. swanky--or make concessions and massage seating. read. subway. eat fresh®. stephen wolf all eyes on the market as investors reacted. >>catherine: all eyes on the market. trish shot in new york. the market volatility continues as investors reacted to the snb unprecedented downgrade of the u.s. credit pretty good. s and beyond press sai s&p. unp >> this is america. no matter what some and investors say we will always be a triple a rating. >> he was trying to restore faith. >> our problems are eminently solvable and we know what we need to do to solve them. freddie mae, fanning act that finance mortgages and fannie mac this downgrade could cause interest rates to go up. card loans, mortgages more expensive and car loans could be more expensive. >> america's families are now going to be the losers. there are financial experts say that companies like japan, canada could be in the seen such a wage and and sustained just fine. america should not in a panic. >> c

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from copyright infringement to phishing scams to sexual abuse imagery, none of this is good. we obviously do not endorse it, but when legislators try to figure out how to minimize the harm of online content, technology solutions rather than laws should be their first thought. give us an opportunity, as we did with content side beat -- id, to come up with an idea. stifling the internet, whether by filtering or blocking or just plain turning the off switch, appeals to policy makers the world over. that nasty internet. ill just turn that off. i don't blame them for wanting to apply what seems, in theory, the simplest solution. the problem is things are far more complicated in practice. for every isp filter there's a work-around. for every blacklist there's a proxy server. and for every well-meaning attempt to limit the bad stuff there is good stuff that gets knocked out, too. instead, policy makers should work with the grain of the internet rather than against it. harness the huge levels of user engagement we have online to find solutions. encourage online innovators to find new

is content and behavior that none of us want to encourage whether it's copyright infringement or phishing or sexual abuse imagery. that this is good but we don't endorse it. but when legislators try to figure out how to minimize the harm of online content, technology solutions rather than laws should be the first thought. give us an opportunity as we did with content id to come up with a solution which is sort of a fairer balance on these issues that works well in scales. stifling the internet whether by filtering or shutting off pieces of it or blocking, blocking the whole thing, turning the off switch, that nasty internet, i will just turn that off. terrible mistake. and i don't blame them for wanting to apply what seems in theory a simple approach. the problem is that things are former complicated in practice. for every isp filtered it is a workaround for every blacklist it is a proxy server. for every well-meaning attempt to limit the bad stuff, there is good stuff that gets knocked out, too. instead, policy workers him a pulitzer for the government, if you will, people think about po

content and behavior that none of us want to encourage, whether it's copyright infringement or a phishing skims or sexual abuse and the trees. when legislators try to figure out how to manage the harm of content, technology solutions rather than law should be their first. give us an opportunity, as they did this content i.d. to come up with a solution, which is a fair balance on these issues that works well and scales. it's stifling the internet, whether by filtering, shutting off pieces of it are blocking the whole thing, turning the off switch. .. >> working with the grain of the internet, rather than against it. makes sense; right? allowing the sharing of online data and ensuring the laws that allow innovation to flourish. these three principals would really help the television industry succeed globally. thank you so much for spending so much time with me tonight. it's a great opportunity for me to speak to an audience that i have not had a chance to speak with before. if you told me ten years ago as an engineer like me would one day deliver the highest television lecture, i would have

>> we are a phishing force. oftentimes, it is rapidly developing information. because you're living in a place -- somebody in that place tells you who is planning to set off an ied that day. so you run a raid that night, knock on his door, and capture him. that is the kind of thing i am talking about that happens over and over. >> you're talking about afghanistan. >> yes. i am talking about all in afghanistan. we are not running missions like that in iraq. or around the world. we are advising and assisting. in many cases, we're providing meaningful assistance short of combating. we train counterparts. we tap them on the back as they go out on their missions and when they come back from the missions and get ready to go out again. >> hi, my name >> i was wondering if you could speaking little bit about the role of women in the special forces and where you see that role evolving in the future. perators within the special operations community. we don't have nearly enough and we're too late bringing them into what it is we have them doing. there are not female seals