i don't know as i know it will read the terms of service of anything we all turn up a lot because you have to do anything when no one's ever read it and if you do read it you can find out that you violate the terms of service a little i think i mean i don't even know google had terms of service but apparently they're saying that if you let me have all this so i have according to the interpretation the way they're going about this that means that. i was a very psychic google terms of service to play that if you're not of legal age to form a binding contract with going forbidding from using any of the sites or services so the legal age of consent there is eighteen so basically if you're a seventeen year old who conducts a google search or you're researching a term paper then you're also now a criminal court so you know it's one of the. that's actually the most and same thing i've heard all day well hopefully that there are a lot of people who is mining the e-mail category of every one of my searches and trying to sell me crap i don't need based on my internet habits i'm sorry if i'm goi

. >> next is the senior member of the board of supervisors, not so much in terms of age but in terms of terms of service, and a man who nominated the mayor who is about to be sworn in. sean elsbernd. >> i was born and raised in district 7, montessori school right up the block. a grade school right down the street. my mom owned a children's clothing store right down the block, and i am lived here all my life, 30 years, and i have every intention of raising my family here. went down to a small school in los angeles, claremont mckenna, and came back here for law school and graduated. went to work here in city hall immediately upon passing the bar on the first drive. and work here in city hall for a few years. then lightning struck and i was appointed as a member of the board of supervisors in august of 2004 and have been here ever since. most people would call me a moderate. i have a knack and a love for the law. i saw a way to combine that love with service to the political process. i think having watched campaigns not as a candidate, i do not appreciate the kind of thick skin you need is a candidate. bei

some good news, in terms of service improvements to update you on. starting this tack -- this past weekend, on the church we had a variable headway schedule that left a lot of people confused, frustrated, or both. after taking the hearing to the board of supervisors and members of the public, we adjusted that to get service on a consistent nine minutes schedule, which should help to reduce crowding. on the f line, we have increased service every five minutes. we have had a lot of instances where we've were not able to pick up votes in a car. right now we are supplementing with bus service as we get our cars restored. that final part of the respiration issue has been fixed and we should have about seven position of vehicles on by the end of the month. we did not want to wait for those vehicles on this important, high demand service. going to the ballpark on weekends, something that we had a lot of demand for, this is kind of done in conjunction with the express bus, which has been a successful pilot. and finally, i think you may have heard -- i do not

also, in terms of service enhancements, the

also, in terms of service enhancements, the transit folks have been focusing on one of our busiest lines this month, 14 and 14 l, so we are doing what was reported previously, at least in committee, talking to drivers, other stakeholders to identify possible improvements. one of the kind of most exciting things to come out of that will be extending the 14 l. mr. haley will be bringing a report to the policy and government committee. they wanted you to know after focusing on the 28 and 29, we are moving up to the 14, with one and exciting announcement, a connection to bart. the jfk by claims have gone through a lot of work between us, recreation and parks, dpw, and they have gone up through the recreation and parks commission. and the impact they might have on people in the disability community. we are working through those issues with those folks, with a large internal staff meeting this meeting. we will be meeting with some of the folks later this week. there has been a lot of email and traffic flying around. we what you want to know that we are working diligently to address and resolve

, but there are a number of things that exist here that i am not sure exist in all cities in terms of services and housing and shelter care. i think we are fortunate to have a strong group of organizers and advocates on homelessness issues. i actually get word for any community group when they do not have organizers or advocates that have been working on an issue for a long time. homelessness is an issue that i think there have been several for, so they develop a shelter monitoring committee several years ago to start monitoring our shelters in san francisco, and it is made up of folks that stay in our shelters, people who have families, women, in the next day in and out of our shelters to help monitor those programs and then do quarterly reports back to the board of supervisors. i think things like this have made a difference. what can we continue to do? there are three main issues we need to continue to support more than we already have. one is of course housing. that is simply one of the bare bones issues. people do not have shelter, they will not be able to get out of the cycle of poverty

or do you help them and in front of them violate somebody's terms of service and possibly the law? at's a tough decision for a parent. >> it is. i think a lot of parents just want to take that -- maybe oversee it as well of what their kids are doing. >> and make their own decisions. >> know who they're befriending or liking. >> know your kid's facebook password way above age 13. >> sometimes they get other ones. those little kids, you got to watch them all the time. 5:56 right now. >> thank you very much indeed. 5:56 right now. still to come on today in the bay. a wrong-way driver lucky to be alive after almost running head-on into a train. >>> bank of america backing off its controversial fees. why the bank is making the move. we'll have that coming up. sglfrnlths sglfrnlt sglfrnlths ♪ when life gets busy... there are days where you want to give your immune system some support. try airborne. each serving contains 14 vitamins, minerals and herbs including zinc, echinacea, ginger, and a blast of vitamin c. it's the easy, great-tasting way to help support your immune system. try airbo

when we all get down on our city government for not doing as well as we want them to do, in terms of services, what our government has been able to do with renovating and opening libraries, helping to build communities in the neighborhoods is critical. i am optimistic for third street. this is a big part of moving this entire corridor forward. i also want to reiterate something the mayor said. i have the fortune of working with malia cohen. we sit on a land use committee together. she is a tenacious advocate for district 10. she is doing a great job and i am proud to call for my colleague. congratulations, everyone. [applause] >> thank you. my next introduction is someone bittersweet. i know mark leno already did knowledge then risk and -- ed riskin. it is dpw's loss, but it will be mta's game. i know that i will be able to call on him for ongoing report -- support. so with that, it is my pleasure to introduce ed riskin. [applause] >> thank you. it has been a long time coming. the people in the bayview hunters point has it been patient as this project has taken its course. we are delighted to

also, in terms of service enhancements, the transit folks have been focusing on one of our busiest lines this month, 14 and 14 l, so we are doing what was reported previously, at least in committee, talking to drivers, other stakeholders to identify possible improvements. one of the kind of most exciting things to come out of that will be extending the 14 l. mr. haley will be

always be there and this project will increase the effectiveness of our city government in terms of consolidating services, having people together and working collaboratively. so i'm really excited about that. also, in addition to all the great work that the office of aids and d.p.h. do in san francisco, it's a reminder to the world, the international leadership role this department plays in terms of fighting hiv/aids and i was reminded of this a few weeks ago when i was sponsoring a grant acceptance for the department for some international work and i got a call from a reporter about why are you sponsoring, you know, something relating to kazakhstan, and it was actually a great opportunity because we got to educate this reporter about what this department does and how this is an international epidemic and how people around the world look to san francisco for leadership and expertise in fighting hiv/aids and the reporter said to me afterwards, wow, i had no idea how much brilliance is in this department. so this is an exciting department and i want to congratulate everyone. thank you. [applause] >> thank

volunteers of america says that college students and graduates are putting in longer terms of service key reasons is the competitive job market. elsewhere, you know how movies have ratings? how about ratings for smart phone apps? it ranges from everyone ntoto adults only. and finally, walmart is trying to make all of those holiday gifts you ordered online easier to open. the company is following amazon's lead in pushing vendor s to eliminate those hard plastics covers. they call the frustration wrap rage. live at bloomberg headquarters, i am linda bell. >> i hate that too. adam caskey was yelling that back there. thanks for that. >>> 5:54 and 59 >>> you could call it a charity luncheon to remember in vancouver. >> two former professional football players got into a brawl. joe cap tried to give angeloa a flower. he told him to shove it. the tow men have been feuding for years. >> >>> a maryland man is hours away from freedom after four months in an aruban jail cell. p >> home depoterman cain faces new sex scandal charges. >> four carjackings in wheaton in less than a week. what drivers

it certainly could be successful for the police in terms of services we have to provide on the front lines. as a public defender, i work with many offenders and continue a relationship with them after they are released from custody. one of the things i recall -- we had to work a furlough program, and many hundreds of individuals were in a program where they were able to maintain their jobs. program was self-sustaining and that was one way to help people with convictions maintain jobs, but that program no longer exists. this is a step in the right direction, putting our efforts in to help people get out, get jobs and help them now re- offend. i support it wholeheartedly. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. we have someone from hrc -- schuman rights. -- human rights. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am a policy analyst with the san francisco human rights commission. on behalf of the commission and executive director teresa sparks, i thank you for your time and consideration of this important matter. human rights commission has been examining the public safety, fiscal, and racial impact of

college students and recent grads are putting in longer terms of service than in the past. one of the key reasons is the competitive job market. i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 60 degrees on tv hill. ms. on 97 may slowdown your trip to work -- problems on 97. >> lights on the saints against the giants -- highlights. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. get the technology they love, on the network they deserve. like the powerful droid charge by samsung, or get the samsung stratosphere, and for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. kind of busy. reports of an accident on westbound 100. not finding much in that area. this is traffic on 95 in the white marsh area. that is starting to build. we have an accident in this area. 95 in the southbound direction in the white marsh. this is 83 at warren road. everything is off to the side. some heavy delays in the southbound direction. you can s

it seems unlikely to me that seeing these images, that they would see them as breaking their term of service and delete them. >> she said she hopes facebook change its mind and can support theirsbipcause. >> not everybody has to like what we're doing. but for facebook to cavalierly really take this off, especially during breast cancer awareness month. it was just laughable that they would decide this was the time they would yank our project. >> nbc bay area news. >>> your private health records could be in the wrong hands. one stolen computer has millions of people on alert tonight. the sutter medical foundation notified more than 4 million northern california patients about the security breach. the stolen database includes names and addresses for more than 3 million clients of sutter medical. health records for about another million patients was also on that computer which was stolen last month at one of the foundation's sacramento offices. sutter says it is speeding up efforts to encrypt its data but the information on the stolen computer had not yet been encrypted. >>> youed my think of

. >>> the accounts do not violate the terms of service. >>> in egypt, for the first time in nearly a week no fighting in the square. the police are holding steady and meanwhile military rulers announced they will not step down but next week's election will take place. they are apologizing for the deaths of 40 people during the fighting and about 2. 5 hours ago, compounding egypt's problems, they say they are pushing their credit ratings into junk status. >>> they will now be detained for four days. prosecutors want to investigate before pursuing formal charges. egyptian police accused the students of holding water bottles filled with fuel that can be thrown at officers. the consolate has been able to visit the prisoners. >>> back in march, the mag actual 5.9 quake in japan was centered near the kosuke fukudome plant. they severely damaged the plant and people are still unable to return to their homes. >>> california schools, federal officials announce the obligation disqualifies them from the race of the top competition for federal dollars. they called the decision disappointing and

, which was essentially about the same time, what we saw in vietnam was not in very joint in terms of service interoperability operations. there were a lot of different air forces waging war on north vietnam, and we all had our own places we flu. that is all nice and everything, but you cannot call it a very unified effort. even near fourth, i mean, we had -- seven their force. -- even the air force, we had the seventh air force. we had the 13th air force and thailand, where i served. the theater was not that big. it got so bad that congress had to lead. they passed an act which mandated we worked better to bear -- together. they did that starting with education and then to flag rank, you had to go through an assignment with someone's service, a joint assignment. and that is paid dividends to the point where we are pretty good at working together today. that is really good because as we struggle with budget cuts we know we will have, within 60 killed -- $64 billion in 2012. there will be services that will come down in capability. we will have to rely on each other even more. what this really

and i think there are issues in terms of the services that are provided, the reliability of the system. i think the ridership is rightly frustrated they have been asked to pay more for less. i do not think that is right. we have focused on the operational and management fees. we tried to make public transportation acceptable to people. i have worked with the other supervisors to provide -- other supervisors supervisor mirkarimi and mayor lee. this allows us to make an investment in public education, but also a long-term investment in public transportation, because as young people from an early age to use the system, the public transportation system, they are going to be committed to public transportation for years to come. >> do you feel additional issues that are facing your district -- that there are additional issues that are facing your district that are unique to your district that you have not mentioned? supervisor campos: there are issues that come up, whether you're talking about the mission, bernal heights, portola. one of the issues we have worked on in bernal heights is the

in terms of the revenues, as you know, the largest part is charging for service. we have 25% of the year already concluded as of the end end of september. right now, our revenues are 28.4% in terms of charges for service. so we're doing well in that area. as i mentioned before, the apartment and rental unit fees will come in starting in december. the deadline is december 10, before people start to have penalties. usually these get posted in december and january. so we will know better when we are actually in the budget process, when we submit the budget to you, exactly where we will be at that point in time. when you look year-over-year in terms of our revenues, it does show that we are -- we have 37.52% unless this fiscal year than last fiscal year at this point in time. the majority of that is due to the intergovernmental agreement, because we got a lot of money early in the year last year for the transbay project and for the exploratorium project and for the uc project. we looked at the valuation that issue permits, and we show an increase of 54.3%. last time i

"the languages times" reports that twitter executives say the accounts don't violate the terms of service because the afghan organization is not on the list they have. >>> men were arrested this week accused of helping government protesters by firing firebombs at police. a high court ordered them released. >>> early this morning, an earthquake hit near the fukushima power plant. the 5.9 quake was issued 59 miles east of the truck plant. so far no -- fukushima plant. so far no reports of damage. people who live in the area are still unable to return to their homes. >>> a dog in china is getting praise for refewing to leave his owner's sigh. -- owner's side. since the 6-year-old man -- since the 69-year-old man died, the dog has been spending all of the time at the grave site. villableers gave him food. now they provide him with regular food an they will build him a shelter. >>> robbers in san francisco appear to be targeting parents who are preoccupied with their children. san francisco police told" the examiner "in one case a man had his wall et taken from his back pocket. police say ther

. >> and have you seen a change in terms of the services that have been in the biggest demand? ell, very high demand for housing because of homelessness, very high demand for food, high demand for utility assistance because the unemployment rate is still so high and yet this poverty issue is really a major issue that we're looking at strategically for the long run. >> jilly, the price of food. eating at home. the price higher in 2011 than 2010. more than 20% people surveyed by gallup are reporting they don't have enough money to buy food. talk about the food insecurity across the u.s. what can be done to move the needle here and change this? >> food insecurity is very high. it's close to 49 million americans classified as food insecure which essentially means they don't always know where their next meal is going to come from. over 60% of those are children. food costs are rising. right here in new york city, where city harvest is based, those poverty statistics and the food insecurity numbers often don't tell the whole story. we're seeing many new yorkers who we know need to be

to in court for permission hearing to see if she is mature terms of her community service. she fulfill the required number but the medical examiner requested her request for a letter of recommendation. -- t "rocashe fulfill the required number of hours. she could be sent back to jail. >>> nagging allegations of sexual harassment could affect herman cain's race for president. >> and what impact d.c. could feel from bask [ monitor r beeping ] [ spongege ]ou've suffereded some real damage. cheesy crusting. 3rd degree noodle trauma. the prognosis is bleak. you may need to soak overnht. nurse...! dawn power can? it'll never work. [ female announcer ] ] dawn power clean with micro-scrubbing zymes can give you the power of an overnight soak in just 5 minutes. [ sponge ] i give you a sparkling clean bill of healalth. it's a scientific miracle! [ female announcer ] dawn does more. [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. >>> good morning 6:39, for a look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. we have doug hill with us this morning. >> good morning. clear and cool this morning on this wedne