sharing vehicles calling for eliminating passenger cars and light duty trucks from the city threat by 2027. the city welcomeers with use car sharing services like zip car or city car share to get around and would save the city money and the city would still own emergency vehicles like police cars and fire trucks and specialized public works vehicles under the proposal. >> you may want to take extra time to pick out your outfit for the next 49er game, levi wants to see their fans wear their clothes and are rewarding fans seen wearing almost evis by scoring them in an invite to the beer garden. representatives will look for fans with levis slide and outside, with the perks ran democrat and not everyone gets the free stuff. the free stuff. >> forecast. >> i would wear my tv. >> would you? >> halloween. >> tv. >> the golden gate bridge is for free for the morning compute. our temperatures today show the biggest jump the further you are away from livermore it will jump up and san jose and much else is fur to seven degrees and 83 in napa. notice the thunderstorms moving away from our state today and more sunshine an

today you'll get to know her and the issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor.nk you for join using us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with a little about your background. where you grew up, went to school and what kind of jobs you had in the past. >> sure, i grew up in the sunset district. still live there. spent about 20 years living in the sunset district and just am so proud to be able to represent the district that i grew up in and where my parents still live. i had gone through the public education system and went to neighborhood schools throughout the sunset district. so, had gone to francis scott key elementary school, hoover middle school, lowell high school and am just so proud to be able to come back full circle to support a lot of those schools that i went to and be part of that community in a very integral way. >> so, you spent most of your life in san francisco. why did you choose to live in the city? >> well, first of all, my parents decided to move us to the sunset district because they really wanted my brother and i to have a really

the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welc >> hi good morning, colleagues and keep in mind guests at this time, my pleasure to welcome the soul delegation to the city of san francisco . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so similar the san francisco soul community had the opportunity to invest cowl soul for the first time with mayor ed lee to foster a long lasting relationship with seoul that will generate cultural benefits loans with the our soul sister city san francisco has much in common with soul if their renowned art that residents take pride to tare historical moments and the parks our marches have much in no one they started as civil rights attorney mayor pouk is a good mayor that was imprisoned in that soul stand up for his right and our mayor led the first public housing rights strike in san francisco 38 their unexpected mayors are invented candidates that are here to serve their cities there are picture pictures of the mayor pco cleaning the students and our mayor was started the public works and when i met the mayor he was peppering cleaning the streets of san francisco and so those o both of them underst

with what is happening around me, let's go with information we have from the activist that cnn spoke to inside raqqa city. he welcomed the air strikes. he would dance in the streets, but he was too afraid. isis had by and large evacuated a lot of the buildings the u.s. targeted. they had begun to take over people's homes and embed themselves within the community. he went to the market and saw strikes. the turks opened up in the last few days because of the advances by isis into the northern part of syria.

. >> the city council has said the redskins are not welcome back to the city until the name changes. appreciate it, mike. >>> after the break here, we'll be back with more "press pass." we're going to talk a little bit about on the field issues. >>> welcome back to "press pass" where we're gearing up for the new nfl season. joining us now to give us his outlook on the field, former two-time super bowl champ rodney harrison, now, of course, an nbc sports analyst. rodney, welcome to "press pass." >> thanks for having me. >> let me start with the debacle, at least as far as i'm concerned, what i saw on thursday night, but what it might mean for sort of, i think where we're going, this is two days in a row that the seattle seahawks, if you count the super bowl and you count opening night, have basically said to the two most prolific quarterbacks in this decade, peyton manning and aaron rodgers, that defense can trump these high-powered performers. does this mean the defense might be coming back? >> with the rule changes, you probably wouldn't expect that, but i think when you look at seat

chair of the san francisco committee for the warm welcome and all to strengthen strengthen the aspirin between both cities san francisco established thecy city religions in 1976 since then we've maintained exchanges mature businesses for the city's and exchanges of public servants and also very much thank you for effecting our two staff here in san francisco city i think they are learning very much and san francisco is truly one of the world's leading cities in many aspects the economy, cultural and arts there's arts from san francisco the creativity, innovations and entrepreneurship especially mayor ed lee mentioned this morning that, you know, that a backroom of surprises here in san francisco so i ask cordially to share them some of them with seoul actually literally cougar decided to establish the campus in seoul so i think in this sense there are so many things to enlightenment each other i'm happy to sign the mou that will fascinate a stronger relationship w in the tourism and provide for culture benefits to the cities so seoul is making air force to become a leading tourism and culture city so i ho

the border each day. san francisco has been a city of refuge for those escaping violence and at san francisco high school one of the schools in san francisco that welcomes youth that recently immigranted into the country has sursurpassed 25% of the enrollment. i hope we can get a clear sense of the resources available from the city and the school district and get clarity on whether specific resources should be houses and whose jurisdiction as well as specific expertise is most helpful. i want to recognize lonnie kent from the mayor's office who is coordinating efforts among the city departments and targeted this issue as a top priority so i want to invite her up first to start off the hearing and again you will have two minutes. we will sure to interject with some questions along the presentation. thank you. >> great. thank you for having me. so i think maybe to add one wrinkle to this is sunny was supposed to up load the presentation so i didn't bring it with me. >> oh actually she doesn't -- do you have -- >> i don't. >> we normally ask folks to bring it on their own. [inaudible] yeah. she normally doesn't do that, sorry. >> [inaudible] >> okay. well,

the city. >> incredible. welcome back. what you're looking at is food donated to a d.c. area charity that couldn't be sold in stores because it just didn't look right. the organization says in 2012 it recovered 700,000 pounds of food that just didn't look right and transformed it into almost 2,000 healthy meals. woj, an innovation, a lot of people are tweeting in. >> z shawn said, apps can help you keep shopping lists and in fact of what you can do to help reduce food waste. leftover swap, hungry and cheap we understand. you can see all the available lefovers around your neighborhood and arrange for a pickup or delivery. 222 million tons. another app, a meal planning app that helps you make sure you don't are waste it when you buy it. >> i'm cropt duster -- crop duster.com. we noticed a lot of produce from our farm was going to the chickens and the produce pile not to people. so we built crop mobster.com, where people and producers can get together to find a home for food that should never go to waste. thank you so much for your interest, have an awesome day. >> roger as

the kansas city public library hosted this event. it's an hour and 15 minutes. >>> good evening and welcome to the kansas city public library. i'm the director of public affairs. i think we have all heard the old saw that the third time is charm. tonight, i have a feeling we're going to see a definitive proof of that assertion when dr. mark scuoson presents his third kansas city public library talk in barely more than 18 months. this time he is offering an original treatise on economist milton friedman, the architect of the free market reform of the post world war ii era. today as it happens, what would have been dr.

. >> the nightclubs we have in atlantic city, are the hottest nightclubs on the east coast. 30 years ago, if you were gay and transgendered, you were forced into clubs where you were welcome. now the whole city is welcoming to everyone. >> reporter: an article said quote guardian needs to be part turn around artist and part real estate agent and part marketing guru if he stands to chance of saving a city on the precipice of disaster. are you those things? >> i hope so. franklin roosevelt become president in 1932, there was no hope, he turned around the county. i want to do that for the city. >> so you're atlantic city's fdr. >> i am. >>> the eagles >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us into penns landing. a cloudy day, scattered showers throughout the area. >>> the phillies go to extra innings, plus more on adrien peters. jamie apody has saturday sports. >> reporter: only way to describe the affairs in the nfl is sad. adrien peters has been indicted the -- on child abuse charges. a warrant has been issued for his arrest. the vikings have deactivated peterson for the sunday night game. >>> nfl will change the drug rules retroactive for pla

the city of chicago is going to follow through on its commitment. by the end of 2015 there will not be a homeless veteran in the city of chicago. welcome home >> [applause] >> exact numbers are difficult to pin down. the homeless veteran population in chicago estimated to be 721. 165 opposed cases. one of >> and 56 known cases on sheltered veterans. also >> involves the va and the city department of >> a bulletproof vest can mean the difference between life and death. the rams $4 million to help shoulder the cost of buying replacement vests. each officer is expected to buy and invest every five years. in a loss starting january 1st requires police department to look around the state to pay for the vest. the chicago police department is excluded from the law because the department collectively bargained with its officers. >> moving into the next round of competition. >> among four semifinalist. >> semifinals will submit detailed proposals by mid december. the administration joanne's. >> now has more time to decide if ferguson police officer should be charged for killing another teenager. a gruesome discovery. what this man is accused of

thank you, chief another part of the city family is our partner the transportation improvements throughout the city is the county transportation authority i want to welcome up the executive director tilly chang >> good afternoon. i'm tilly chang with the transportation authority we work for the 11 members of the board of supervisors to administer the half hour penny call prop k we want to extend our congratulations to director reiskin and his team and acknowledge mayor lee's leadership and supervisor tang's in improving the pedestrian safety and transportation authority san francisco has spoken loud and clear are maintaining safety is our priority with the help of our partners across the city family i want to congratulate the community and neighborhood for about advocating for those improvements at yorba but along the crossroad is a high injury corridor we really need to focus in terms of the xevenlgs be not only for the enforcement the traffic signals but also to be supported by enforcement and countdowns and other feevenz we provide to be part of the effort and thank to the community for you're planning support today as well as in the fall thank you. >

the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more susta >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the, san francisco budget & finance committee meeting for september 3, 2014. thank you for everyone's patience and my name is mark farrell i'm joined by supervisor avalos i want to thank the members of sfgovtv jim smith and

for joining us the san francisco seoulcy you committee in the welcoming mayor park in san francisco our sister committee wishes to thank mayor edwin lee for joining this morning as the city hall since it's city committee our primary roll has phenomenon streld a relationship between san francisco and seoul and we reenergies those with the mayor last year and today mayors park to san francisco confirms his commitment and san francisco has been a gateway city between korea and the united states and given the recent agreement and the program we expect an increase in tourm and buzz investment and a exchange of culture in san francisco san francisco a mechanic can have innovation from creativity startups to bio farms that change our lives so san francisco will play an important roll in korean american relationships in years to come the san francisco committee will be celebrating a 4 years anniversary we're planning to celebrate those through competitive events and a creation of a memo book it talked about the 4 years if you are planning on paratransit please consider our committee we hope that mayor park and mayor ed lee will bring moos much prosperity to our cities. >> thank

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the kansas city public library hosted this event, it's about one hour, 15 minutes. >> good evening and welcomekansas city public library. i'm the director of public affairs. we have all heard the old song, the third time's the charm. i have a feeling we will see a definitive proof of that assertion when he presents his third kansas city public library talk and barely more than 18 months. he is offering an original treatise on economist milton friedman, the nobel prize-winning intellectual architect of the free market

investigations into the practicing of police departments around the country, in a statement the city says it welcomes d.o.j. investigation, and says it has been working to be transparent as it continues the process of earning back the trust of residents, and while the unrest is over, some residents say the underlying aingeer and frustration, won't be quelled unless real chains are made. al jazeera, they rallied for higher wages better healthcare, and the right to june i don't know a union. dozens have been arrested in new york, detroit, and in chicago. dianne reports. >> in chicago the protests starting on the sidewalks near a mcdonalds. but then quickly moved to the street. >> chicago police arrested about two dozen protestors. >> do you mind going to jail. >> if it helps our situation, i have no problem with it. >> similar scenes played out in new york city. >> detroit, and los angeles. where fast food workers demanding union representation, and a $15 an hour wage, took to the streets. these workers represent the lowest paying occupational group. the congressional budget office estimated about half

the agenda. city clerk: item no. 1, welcome. introductions and roll call. item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. item no. 3: public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item no. 4. information item: report from cochair supanich. item no. 5. information item. report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. >> item no. 6. information item. uber and future efforts to include people with disabilities. uber will share details of their technology and how their services can support customers with disabilities. presentation by caitlin o'neil, public policy associate, uber. pensacola comment is welcome. break. the council will take a 10 -minute break. item no. 7. information item. draft building blocks for accessible bicycle facilities. san francisco municipal transportation agency sf mta will present a draft set of guidelines for preserving and improving accessibility in protected bike way projects. presentation by annette wils, accessible services manager, sf mta, miriam sorel

with what is happening around me, let's go with information we have from the activist that cnn spoke to inside raqqa city. he welcomed the air strikes. he would dance in the streets, but he was too afraid. isis had by and large evacuated a lot of the buildings the u.s. targeted. they had begun to take over people's homes and embed themselves within the community. he went to the market and saw strikes. the turks opened up in the last few days because of the advances by isis into the northern part of syria. the kurdish part of syria. rapidly taking over a series of villages. there are a few hundred refugees waiting to cross on the other side. we can see them. this is about as far as the turkish authorities are allowing us to go. we are expected this area to reopen shortly. refugees are coming across and issued identification and children vaccinated. turkey has struggled with the international aid organizations to try to deal with the scope of this sheer volume of refugees coming across the united nations turkish authorities registering 130,000 so far. the number up as high as 200,000. now we also spoke with a syrian ku

the city limits of st. paul, and pay a bribe. as long as you're on your good behavior, you're welcome in our city. e deal between the crooks in the gangsters was tolerated for almost three decades. the people of saint hall would see the most notorious gangsters bankerica, wanted man like robber john dillinger, walking along the street. it was like the celebrity. but you would not fear for your life in saint paul in the 1930's, because you knew the crooks were on their best behavior. it is march 1934, and the most wanted man in america, public

the parking lot. this is what it is like sunday. >> just a lot of guys chugging? >> oh, ya. >> common in. >> hey, on behalf of sugarhouse casino, we wanted to give you huge welcome to the cityphiladelphia. happy to have you. what's better than putting your face on a bus. >> i don't know. i've never been on a bus before. >> first time for everything. >> yes. >> we also have a little special welcome gift for you. >> oh? >> $100 in free plays. >> oh, does that mean i'll be lucky? >> you will be lucky hopefully. >> yes, hopefulliment thank you so much. >> welcome to the city. >> i appreciate this. >> i forgot your name. >> tricia. >> hi, tricia. i normally work with wendy. >> wendy. >> here go, winds. >> i i love her. okay. hey, thank you for always being a sponsor for fox 29. and specially good day philadelphia. >> we love this hour, thank you. >> so much fun, it is not far from where you live. >> i've never been. >> i have to go there, too. >> oh, great time. >> i'm telling you, what's going on. >> thank you, guys and thank you, sweet east. that is impressive, alex, that's cool. >> it is very cool! i don't think i've ever been this big before. >> no? this is on your chin? >>

we sat down to talk about ways that he wants to give back and the city where he was born. >> welcome to "washington business report." you are a humble guy. i read the resume. we are the same age, 48 8 years old. graduated from high school in 1984. i was exhaususted halfway throuh your resume. you had so many different lives already. naval accademy, you went to yale lawchool, you're a navy seal, a corporate lawyer, capitol hill staffer. he worked at the fcc. let's start with the naval academy. >> well, my father was enlisted in the army. he had a big influence o on me. thiseally, i grew up with strong tradition of just feeling like i needed to contribute. some of my earliest memories were in a taxicab with my dad. he drove the taxicab for extra money, t to make ends meet. we were never really hungry -- i remember going to stores around the city. there was one that was big on 14th street. and it was actually so -- where that someone would find out that i had no close. >> what led you to some of these other ventures? let's start with the naval academy? >> i wanted to serve. i wanted to b

milk statute and i think it's says something about the city congratulations you have jason brooke and it can't be better than that. >> colleagues welcome to the board chamber and city hall i understand you'll be having a representation at the board of supervisors conferee room in 278 we're honored for your presence and thank you for your service to the country despite the military didn't have policies that reflected the policies of san francisco but given you're here it's wonderful to see you here if you change your mind consider moving to our city bus its more important to have ambassadors to our city with that, jason are you ready? >> this is in recognition of the love that's being shared and celebrated and i will always love i will always love you oh, you my darling you oh, i'll always love you. (clapping.) >> before you speak i actually forgot to introduce your spouse he continues to perform thought the local venues he's on amazing singer. >> you should have one (laughter). >> well, thank you very much supervisors we really appreciate this consumption this past saturday the 27 of the september hunkering had a beautiful wedding cere

the city limits of st. paul, and pay a bribe. as long as you're on your good behavior, you're welcome in our city. the deal between the crooks in the gangsters was tolerated for almost three decades. the people of saint hall would see the most notorious gangsters bankerica, wanted man like robber john dillinger, walking along the street. it was like the celebrity. but you would not fear for your life in saint paul in the 1930's, because you knew the crooks were on their best behavior. it is march 1934, and the most wanted man in america, public enemy number one, bank robber. -- john dillinger, is living right behind us in apartment 303 of st. paul's lincoln court apartment. to basically regroup to get his bank robbery gang ready for a times the. he was here, enjoying time with his girlfriend. enjoying the movies just one block away from us here and meanwhile, his gang is getting weapons, getaway cars, and deciding which banks they would rob from their home base here in st. paul. the fbi did not know this was john dillinger, but they begin to get tips that a strange man was living in this apartment

the vice president only individuals. >> correct. >> i would welcome the views of the city attorney or the staff on commissioner keanes and commissioner andrews questions about whether it's even appropriate for the grand jury to direct inquires to an employee rather than the commission and therefore, whether the commission should respond to everything as asserted. >> deputy director i'll defer to the city attorney on this but i know that the governing provision in the pencil penal code it says the list of public entities that are required to respond to the judge. >> i on says it all it's not a public entity we're the public entity. >> yeah. jessie i want to definitely see the actual language that i can look at a row this is a brief summer in the grand jury report. >> yeah. to in my experience at least my own experience i have not seen many grand jury report they seek a response from the department head and commission itself. perhaps mebsz members of the grand jury can shed light and speak to that >> and certainly i can just know can see if there's anyone in my office that has experience with that this seems like a global

the kansas city public lie rate -- public library hosted this event. >> welcome. my name is eli paul and i judges of patriotism. the kansas city public lie diret the missouri valley special collections of the kansas city public library as well as the speakers series. thank you for attending. any of us across the nation and the world are currently observing and commemorating the events of the century ago. here in kansas city, the library in the national world war i museum have joined forces to organize a community read of to world war i classics. all quiet on the western front and the guns of august. i would suggest adding another title to your reading list. one that is a little closer to home relevant to our times, and his author is alive and with us today. apperson is petra dewitt. she is the author of degrees of allegiance. she earned her doctorate in history from the university of missouri and teaches that missouri university of science and technology. hers is a timely topic. states enteredd that world conflict, what did it take to prove you were a true american

you muni service in san francisco none w is possible without the chief executive of the city please join me in welcoming mayor ed lee. >> thank you director reiskin and thank you for your leadership and the boards leadership and also all the agencies that are represented behind me i take this unabashed opportunity awhile we understand this is part of our regular procurement it's a milestone has ed explains a $648,000 presumed to be innocent but it expand to $1.23 billion over the years and while we anxiouslyly await to give credit to our supervisors particularly scomplooerd i assure her arrive has nothing to do with mooney rode muni and was here on time and will continue to rides the system and it's another story i wanted to say we want to invest in our infrastructure as we procure the newly designed exciting designs we'll be introduced to and see by caesar man's and our agreement with them i want to say that i take this opportunity to just ask our residents and voters to make sure that we continue investing in our transportation system we have an important bond on the ballot $500 million but it's the b

welcome to all. we have councilmember wong leading the introduction. >> good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday september 19, 2014, in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. wheel chair access is provided at the grove van ness and mcallister street. entrance is provided via wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available and open caption and our agendas are available in large print and braille. please ask staff for additional assistance. to prevent electronics interference and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all cell phones and pda's. this is appreciated. we welcome public's participation during public comment. you may fill out a speaker card or call the bridge line 415-554-9362. where staff persons will handle the request to speak at appropriate times. the mayor's council disability meeting is held on the third friday of the month. our neck regular meeting will be on october 17, 2014, from 1:00 to 4:00 in san francisco city hall in room 400. please call the mayor's office on disability for further informa

reporter:the city is aware that there is a problem, so do many of the merchants, now so do you >>what the is coming out of your mouth? >> reporter:you know it's pretty hard to wear out your welcome in the city by the bay, but the man posing as elmo has managed to do just that. >> reporter:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: will happen to the c e all caught on camera apparently abusing a puppy in an elevator? >> pam: first, the state of flu shot availability would seasonal sickness. >> jacqueline: a lot cooler in some places compared to yesterday's accurate there is will be cooling trend continue? >> pam: it's still summer but you might want to think about a flu shot. kron 4's vicki liviakis shows us where some shots are already popping up. >> reporter:we may have a month of lurking. and we're already seeing flu shots available in doctor's offices, pharmacies, and even grocery stores. although influenza activity is low right now, flu outbreaks usually creep up as early as october. >> reporter:that's why public health officials are urging older to get a flu shot right now. >> reporter:this wallgreen's in san with flu shots kaiser permanente says it'll start flu s

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the supplemental budget. besides our own reputation as a stationary city and [inaudible] welcoming the 1st immigrants in the 40sto [inaudible] in the 80s. so much of the crisis and the violence is directly directed to by us government policies. the us military report to training death squads in the region to target people and eventually became so that same paramilitaries who work for the narcotraffickers. us sponsored drug war that can develop the conditions and the us-born gains about the bounce back to [inaudible] and us sponsored central american free trade agreement the crippled economies sending waves of immigrants to the country [inaudible] these people give people clean this violence as much as they're trying to reunite with their families about some [inaudible]. we are talking about what happened from 1980s young people are being killed daily in queens and [inaudible] by the obama administration especially runnable girls and women feel bgg community the homeless. if it was going to stand for the situation to offer support and financial support and to ensure these young people are [inaudible] crossed tho

the north coast. >>> welcome back. it's 4:42. redwood city police on the look out for a suspect accused of punching a man and stealing his bike. police released these images from surveillance cameras. this is inside a convenient store. investigators say on july 21st, the suspect confronted the victim in the parking lot of the 7-len. the 33-year-old victim says he was punched in the face and knocked off his bike. the suspect headed east on the bike. >>> the santa clara city council approved the commitment to opposing domestic violence. the resolution was proposed by the nonprofit group next door. that group has called for ray mcdonald to be benched while police investigate the domestic violence against him. >>> contra costa county is one of four counties to receive a $2.6 million grant for domestic violence programs. antiviolence organization will partner with the county and police agencies to launch the new program. it will allow police to conduct immediate assessments meant to gauge an offenders likelihood. it will also help immediately conn

the city of light. >> here is your host. >> welcome to our highlights addition. to get into the groove, here is a quick look at our top picks from last week. on the rocks. artist olafur eliasson and his rivers bed exhibit. photographer erdal inci and his animated gif file. lush lausanne garden architects turn a swiss city into a green oasis. olafur eliasson is one of europe's most successful contemporary artist.

welcome back. my guest tonight, she is a foreign affairs journalist. her new book is called "city of lies: love, sex, death and therch for truth in tehran." please welcome to the show ramita navai. [cheering and applause] thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: look at this here. we have "city of lies: love, sex, death and the search for truth in tehran." aren't all cities, and i've lived in new york for a long time, aren't all cities -- isn't that why we come to cities, because they're filled with lies? >> yes, it's true, but lying takes on a whole different level in tehran. and because the atmosphere is oppressive, because iranians have been living for 30 years under a fundamentalist islamic regime, everything is much more exaggerated. >> jon: right. >> so lies, just every day, they're filtered into society. they're filtered into everyday life in a way that they don't here. >> jon: it's interesting because you lay it out in terms of these incredibly fascinating profiles of individuals. now, this country does -- you know, there still is that push and pull between liberalism and conse

the first day of classes for a lot. young minds eager to get started returned bright and early to hb wilson family school in camden. on hand to welcome them the city'syor, superintendent and police chief. ♪ >> mewing is greeted the youngster the imani educational circle charter school in germantown. students formed the traditional unity circle as they started the morning. the first day though for philadelphia's public schools grades one to 12 is next monday. while kindergarteners were report on september 15th. >> we're following developing story out of south jersey now. cops say they're investigate a pretty convincing scam there. they say it starts with text message telling people their bank accounts have been hacked. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in millville. jenn for, a lot of people are getting this text message. >> reporter: that's right, lauren. we're hearing that this scam is pretty widespread. cell phone after cell phone is receiving this suspicious text message. now people here in millville are turning to social media, trying to prevent their neighbors from becoming victims. >> it's everywhere. millville, vineland, shiloh, bridgeton. >> r