scott sanchez will be out at the same time ibm. president olague: i guess my question -- do you know what the neighbors in the haight are concerned about? >> i believe it is the early loading our. i believe that is the key issue. president olague: i just glanced at the report when i got your. 50% to 70% of the ami, at 15.9%. moderate, those of the categories were we seem to have not achieved our goals. >> that is right. president olague: commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: wasn't there a neighborhood complete about trucks on the street and in the early morning? >> yes, there was a concern about that. whole foods agreed to pull them off the street. >> thank you. >> sure. >> for review? >> board of appeals? there are three items scott thought would be of interest to the commission from last night's hearing. one is that the board presented an award to lawrence for his years of service. as you know, he is serving as the special assistant to the city administrator working on the earthquake safety program. at the mayor's office. se

i love that phrase and we have scott sanchez from the planning department who is heavily involved in the sign issues. what are you working on now scott? >> we are launching the sign inventory so it's going to be an inventory of the advertising signs in the city and county of san francisco. we are getting inventories of sign companies and doing surveys. >> i understand that we are doing a city wide historical building inventory. are they linked together? >> no just for preservation and we will work together where we can. >> while you are out there i need some stuff i need to know. seriously once we are around looking stuff and we can populate the data base with other good information. that's great. we're glad to hav to yo we have a couple folks also here from sign america. thank you very much and i invited them to talk about the sign process. we have a lot of people here that know about signs. signs are such a big issue here in san francisco. i divided up the pictures and topics into four basic parts of the first is signs that advertise the commercial property for which they are locate

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scott reiss. it would be comical if it weren't so darn sad. the giants litany of injuries has reached disproportionate portions. giants and braves, game two of a big four-game set. sancheze mound, but not for long. third inning, delgado lays it down and sanchez turns the ankle trying to field the bunt. he would leave the game one pitch late we are a sprained left ankle. meanwhile, delgado cruising along, didn't allow a hit to the giants through the first six and cody ross changes that, his 10th of the year and we have a 1-1 game. it stayed that way to the bottom of the 11th. martin prado finds a hole. conrad scores and for a second straight day the braves walk off with a win. the giants depleted and dejected yet again. >> it's unfortunate, because it looked like he had good stuff, good command. everything going and it was a bad break. but the bull pen stepped up and did a great job. just couldn't muster another run there. but they fought hard. >> the 49ers have problems of their own, like figuring out who will be the starting quarterback. alex smith, the incumbent, both vying for the honor. neither has made much of a case for the job. as of now, smith is still the guy.

sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> so do we know who is doing all this hacking? >> let's bring in our tech reporter scott budman. do we have answers now? also, is there responsibility from b.a.r.t. or any other high profile organization to secure their websites better? >> sure. let's talk first about who might have done this. anonymous later in the day saying it wasn't us, earlier saying it may have been them. but let's set that aside and there is a responsibility to any website that has personal information to protect and respect that personal information. if it was amazon.com and your private information got out, they'd lose billions of dollars. b.a.r.t.gov should do a better job, employees trusting their social security numbers and credit card numbers have also been hit. that can't happen to a website that's going to be trusted. >> one said an 8-year-old could do it. are they just talking big or is it really that easy? >> i haven't hacked it myself, so i don't know. i'm not in that business. but for anonymous to say that, it's a little trash talking, they certainly had an issue with b.a.r.t. and the c

scott. >> you got it. >>> believe it or not, it's back to school week: and families are forced to spend more because of the budget cuts in sacramento. here is kris sanchez. >> reporter: janet's third grade students come back to school on monday. that means today she's at work. >> there's a lot of behind the scenes work that has to be done as a teacher. >> reporter: her to-do list is long and so is her school supply list. in this economy, she knows for some families that is tough. >> there seems to be more stress and tension in that there is somewhat of a shift of children coming to school prepared to learn. >> reporter: but back to school shopping can add up. a recent survey adds that an average family of four will spend $800, 290 on clothing, 110 on shoes, and $100 on school supplies. a different survey by the national research federation expects total spending to reach $22.8 billion in 2011, up 7% more than 2010 and 31% higher in 2009. many are also volunteering and fund raising to backfill what sacramento cut. peggy volunteers 20 to 40 hours a week of president of william wins foundation. >> we raised over $300,000 last year and paid for over 5 speci