for profit educational arm own by the washington post company the investigation details guerilla registration tactics were students often aren't rolled in classes without their knowledge there are e-mails hacked by advisors who use their passwords to do so and then come all the bills it's a widespread epidemic that lawmakers are looking to contain but many see the washington post involvement as the greatest of concerns that a company it once considered a beacon of journalistic integrity has given it all up just to make a lot of money well you're discussing with me is peter goodman executive business editor of the huffington post peter thank you so much for joining us now i know that the initial investigation piece here was written by another huffington post writer chris kirkham but did you have any idea of the magnitude of how you know how much kaplan university really was ripping students often using these guerrilla recruiting tactics. well we do know that really recruitment i mean we had serious concerns going in about the whole for profit college industry and

in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming in first in the third inning, men all over the bases in a tie game, and he was critical to the giants winning the pennant. here he is, a left-hander, affeldt. -- jeremy affeldt. \ the next left-handed pitcher had his season cut short, but we know he has a bright season with the giants, dan runzler. giant open was right down the stretch, and this guy, maybe through his heart, santi

i couldn't agree more with the "washington post." it will not be a calamity if we're given adequate time to fully discuss, to fully examine, to fully debate all of the

on the city's website, posting on the a corporate department website, in the library, which is only done by ad hoc practiced now, and there is no uniform practice city- wide. notice it would not need to be published in the newspaper unless specifically required by city charters, however, i have an amendment that reinforces the position if it has to be published in the newspaper, we encourage you to do so, especially in communities. the department of technology will place on the home page a link for all official notices, so instead of seeing chief executive news, maybe we can see some department information on the front page. this official notices link will include links -- sorry, tom and cheek. official notices for all city departments. individual departments will also be required to have a prominent official notices link on their respective home page. this also directs the clerk of the board to work with the clerk of technology and librarian to implement these policies. what this does not do is mix changes to requirements under the brown act or sunshi

of the fdar value and posting information on reduced exposure. e time of passage i am pleased to tell you that philadelphia, new york city, and three more in california have directed their attorneys to draw up ordnances. the french parliament has also drafted and passed a similar disclosure law. san francisco was the first and not the last to go in that direction. since the time you have passed that ordinance we have been busy implementing it. the ordinance before you today is further along in the process as we have already been busy at the department. we have held two public hearings with adopted regulations covering the form of posters, stickers, and materials. we have worked close to the service providers like at&t, t- mobile, verizon, and they have already given us comprehensive list of retailers. something that warms my heart is they have communicated with retailers what those values are on the phones and what this is. anyways, there we go. this very complicated looking table is the standard list of descriptions of cell phones that service pr

not so hot in the post season but the giants say we will give you a one year deal.ome on back. 34 years of age. now back for another year with the giants. cody ross will get a big contract. the giants working on a ross agreement. he came to san francisco during the season from the marlins. pretty much one of those deals. all right. we will take him, see what happens. he was the star of the post season. today he was signing autographs for fans who donated food. >> excited to get back to playing. been a month now, miss seeing my teammates, want to get back with them and repeat this thing. >> too early for college hoops. duke playing michigan state. the spartan's coach walked into the duke arena. they were all ready to go. and mason says watch this and duke took off. freshmanniveing, splits the defense. 31 points tonight. duke wins 84-79. 17th straight win. 81 nonconference win. cal beat uc dave us and st. marry lost 69-55. warriors v. phoenix tomorrow night. thunder at the buzzer, he had 25 points. westbrook scored all 13 oklahoma city points in the nig thunder win 12

>> very serious when you are only talking about a week left and people are scurrying to come to the post office after spending the day packing and labeling it and checking their list and checking it twice and coming to the post office today. >> you think you will have a good line at most of the postal service locations or the post offices around town? >> that's correct. we are set up where we have been doing it for 235 years and we know what to expect. >> today is the deadline if you want to send out christmas cards or letters. tomorrow is the deadline if you are shipping a package. >> that's correct. you can ship express mail as late as the 22nd and we do deliver like santa claus on christmas day. >> we will try to get you more information about shipping and getting packages ready for the mail and have that for you in about a half hour. in san jose, today in the bay. >> thank you, chris. the cost of travel this holiday season is getting more and more expensive. a new survey shows the price of regular gas has risen 8 cents a gallon in two weeks. san francisco has the highest recorded pri

here's a few of the comments posted so far. maybe not. you know, call us. we'll let you know andell us what you think. >> in other news, some amtrak passenger were late getting to their destinations after problems on the tracks. trak officials say some electrical wires fell on to the tracks near wilmington, delaware. that messed up the transit system's signals. two morning trims from d.c. to new york were canceled and some passengers were stuck on the train for hours. two afternoon trains have been canceled as a result o that. the trains run amtrak's northeast between d.c. and new york. the delays and cancellations caused more headaches for some riders than for others. >> got here early and the board said everything was on time. then they had an announcement that there was a del due tostrun obstruction. >> now we're going into sleep mode. >> amtrak officials say if the line is not affected by this power line. metro transit officials have launch ad large scale anti-terrorism effort. starting immediately, they will be performing random bag inspections on all o