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in this case talking about in france where they're using online voting for over -- after using two or three times, more than 50% of overseas voters are choosing internet voting, they can vote in person. currently the statistics -- [indiscernible] -- especially when you're talking about remote voting, remote voting can be online by electronic means. they can use postal voting. they prefer to move to internet voting. -- [indiscernible] >> so the internet would give more immediate feedback rather than sending a stamp and sending it off. people understand to an actual letter when they send it off, but he will have no idea what happens to their ballot. >> your mail ballots can often be trackable. one of my favorite stories demonstrates that we don't really know yet about who wants to use it and how the public uses it, and is there a measurable impact on turnout. i think there is still more research to be done. in a place in ontario where they decided to experiment and a pilot allowing online voting. they had a 300% increase in turnout in early voting, but zero turnout increase overall. wha

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visit us online at kpix.com/halloween and upload your favorite halloween pictures. reporting from the theater this morning in hayward, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:19. a strange situation in missouri. what's causing students to do double takes walking to class. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up from kauffman stadium why shift is not on the giants' side for game 7 of the world series tonight. story and reaction straight ahead. >> and retailers gearing up for the big holiday season. reporter steve greenberg says now is the time to hand in your resume'. >>> reporter: you may not have made your first purchases for christmas yet. but retailers are already busy looking for holiday workers. holiday spending is expected to grow by more than 4% this year. 7 of the nation's largest retailers will together add nearly 400,000 jobs this winter. toys 'r us will hire about 50 temps per store. that adds up to 50,000 nationwide. macy's leads the nation with an expected 86,000 seasonal jobs including 4300 in the bay area. many smaller retail stores also add workers. mo

base e being used >>> a new study shows companies sometimes set online paces based on what kinds of devicesng used. for example, shoppers can get an average discount of $15 when shopping on travelocity on the iphone burnouts on a desks top -- but not on a desktop. researchers say the best way is to do too same product search with different devices. >> who knew? >>> big peninsula employers are embarking on a joint effort now to modernize the caltrain the group that include google, oracle and stanford university will work with caltrain to press for more funding out of sacramento and washington. among the goals expand the railroad's capacity, replace diesel locomotives with electric trains and extend the tracks to the transbay terminal. >>> 5:15 right now. let's get a check on the roads with elizabeth. >> yeah, on the caltrain theme we're checking in on mass transit and so far everything is on time and you know we have noticed the tweets more and more often from caltrain saying standing room only. avoid this train already crowded. so yeah, it's great they're modernizing thing. otherwise mass t

all you have to do is visit us online at kpix.com/halloween.nd then upload your favorite photographs. michelle and frank, lawrence, elizabeth, what do you think? is it me? huh? >> i think it's a winner! i think you should take it. >> thank you, miss scarlet. >> reporter: you can rent this. this could be your costume michelle and frank could hide underneath. >> i think that's the overnight show. [ laughter ] >> 6:19. the u.s. government is stepping up buildings at federal buildings in major american cities but what we found in the bay area isn't comforting. that and more coming up at 6:30. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up from kauffman stadium, why history is not on the giants' side for game 7 of the world series tonight. that story and reaction straight ahead. >>> good morning from kauffman stadium. we begin on an ominous note because no team on the road has won a game 7 of the world series since the pittsburgh pirates and you have to go back to 1979. that's why last night's game 6 was so critical for san francisco. jake peavy was so good

usually electronic voting is any way for using electronic means for casting a vote. this involves not only onlineoting but also voting and polling stations using a standalone machine. >> so if i go in a touchscreen, that might be considered e-voting but not online voting? >> exactly. usually e-voting is more -- for casting votes in polling station. standalone machines already mentioned the internet voting is open the door to use, or at least open the door to voters if they vote at home. there are people -- [inaudible] you can vote at home. in this case what happens is that the voting turnout is voter divide that nobody has, so the risk, the security risks are higher in those cases. and then the requirements for providing is more robust against -- the voting process are more important. >> i think this is where you've been spending a lot of your time. you and joe both. any thoughts in the report are on things majority sent? >> well, first, thank you also for having a soldier. appreciate it. yeah, i think i agree strongly with the point that the report made about the difficulty and challenges of sol

use them in different places. people have different personas online. the credential you use for something work related may not be what you want to do in your personal life. there are things i don't do on facebook that i do on linkedin. they were nothing to preclude people from getting three different credentials or none at all. we do think the benefits will be compelling by making it more privacy enhancing so that you should next have some of these issues. in terms of a vulnerability, i would argue it is a real threat. it is the same issue we have today. right now i talk about the password problems and why it is that hackers want to steal billions of them. a password we use more often than you not, it is when people site to buy a dog collar, they put in their e-mail address and their e-mail password. that is when they have problems. >> jeremy grant. trusted identities in cyberspace. thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. canadian prime mini

online. none of us negotiated our morning without using online in some way. we might as well be educated about it. onlineyone here not do payments? 93% of the belgian consumer economy is done online. saw in anctoid i airline magazine. -- there is imminent to enterprise in the united states that does not rely on the internet. we have tremendous reliance. we ought to do basic hygiene. so we can focus on those advanced persistence threats. -- >> in a few years it is going to be different. v-chip has brought down the fraud costs. u.s., it has gone up. you have seen fraud migrate online. now it has moved to the united states, and it has moved online. describing as existing solution is unacceptable. >> service look like in a few years? rex there are a -- you have google alerts, you have other types of wallet solutions. those solutions all allow you to ornsact either in a mobile online environment with a cloud provider such as ourselves or others handling sensitive data in the background. as a proliferation of that. that is a solution that is both harmful and online

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or visit us online. don't wait. call now. >>> with election day almost upon us, we've been talking a lot about whether or not democrats will hold on to the senate. there's another question that's gone largely under the radar. with 20% of the senate seats currently occupied by women, the highest number ever, could the upper chamber be on its way to having an unprecedented number of female members. that's just one of the topics that we're going to discuss with author and feminist icon and founder of the women's media center robin morgan. now, last night, i had the pleasure of joining these lovely ladies in a stellar group of media legends at the women's media center's annual media awards. and it's so great to see you ladies, again. and this issue of women in politics is very fraught. america really congratulated itself when we got to 20% women in the senate. i'll start with you on this, gloria. do you feel we've come very far at all? >> no, we haven't when we look relative to other democracies in the world. we are way,

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. >> mister koffman those numbers are tiny maybe you could send this power point presentation to us online and maybe it goes on line for the public to see as well it is really, really small i can look but tell me where in the cycle it is. >> it's actually a continuance cycle to the school sites in terms of lists and the on track off track counseling meetings we have in november with the caregivers of our students and so we actually send the list out to the schools and the counselors review it and based on that they accepted outliers for the on track and off track meetings with the parents in november and in december we'll present to and in january we'll rerun the data again and replicate the whole system again and we will post of the d n f on the bike list so this schools have access by counselor and the counselors will council those students and based on the data we've run on the school year in the d n f list we'll design the summer school programs based on the highest needs of the courses that are necessary for the students to graduated access one of the things we did have issues with wa

to attend the event, there's more than 400 companies here and more that 5 million people enjoying us online. you saw an incredible morning yesterday with tony robs and this morning with hillary. wasn't she great? phenomenal program tonight and tomorrow will i am is here and he is going to launch his whole company here tomorrow afternoon, and incredible keynote. you're going to see the future of wearables technology. it's the beginning. 14 or 1500 sessions or something here for everyone. i want to tell you that every year we do a concert, and here's another number we had to increase more than $9 million raised d for our children's hospitals. thank you for that. [applause] now, we've raised through the conference more than $26 million for the children's hospitals and we have this incredible hunger drive and we thought we were going to raise 1 million meals and that was when tony robbins decided to match it and make it 2 million meres so thank you for participating in our drive against hunger. [applause] when we started this company we wanted to try a new technology model, cloud computing, try

know more about any of these practices, the usgs has connected us with great resources by visiting us onlinet kpix.com. click on "links and numbers." and learn how to be prepared. reporting from the usgs, in menlo park, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> we would like you to join the conversation on the kpix 5 facebook page. share what you remember most from the deadly quake 25 years ago. >> already 100,000 hits on that page. we'll be showing some of your comments tomorrow morning on the kpix 5 morning news from 4:30 to 7:00. so we hope you tune in and we hope you chime in, as well. >>> still ahead, a lifeline for bay area seniors in crisis. one man's project to reach out one phone call at a time. >> and we want to invite all you pet lovers, send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, just search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. imates show a- thir ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is baby red potatoes. they cook so quickly. loaded flavor for p

so if you want to find your hollywood costume -- or halloween costume, join us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." >> i like it. how about a hollywood star for halloween. >> thank you, roberta. >>> well, our pet expert dr. jill chase is here and she will have a solution for a year- round problem that can frustrate pet owners. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fleas in your home can be difficult.. here to talk abt it is our pet >>> for pet owners fleas are a problem and getting rid of fleas in your home. here to talk about it is our pet expert dr. jill chase. >> hi. >> fleas are also part of a summertime issue. >> here in san franciscoer this year round. >> so what are some of the causes and how can pet owners deal with an infestation? >> the gift that i can give to all the owners is to understand that fleas actually live in the end environment. it's been very little time on the pet. we think that for every one flea you see on the pet, there are probably 100 in your house. it doesn't mean the house is dirty. it just means the fleas are here. san francisco in particular we have a s

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everything you like to know about the half moon bay pumpkin festival or farmer john's pumpkin farm, visit us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." until next week, everyone, take care of one another. >> i need to get on that getting a pumpkin. >> a little red wagonful of pumpkins. so cute. >>> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safe during and after a maj earth quak rt, dr. jill chase >>> the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake is a good reminder we need a plan to keep pets safe during and after a major earthquake. and our pet expert dr. jill chase is here to talk about some of the things we can do now before the next quake hits. thanks for coming on the show. >> sure. >> all right. so hopefully everyone has a quake kit at home but what are some of the things we should have in that kit for our pets? >> so in the kit, there should always be extra water for your pets for at least three days. definitely extra food. and i like to remind my owners that we should always double- check the expiration date on the food periodically, right? it can go bad. i like to have extra blan

means using electronic means were casting a vote, not only online but also in polling stations using the standalone machines. like if i go in and it is a touchscreen, that might be considered e-voting, but it is not on my voting. >> exactly. e-voting is focused on specific machines the open thevoting is a door to use -- open the door to voters because the voters come. you can vote at home. in this case, the voting turnout vice,ey have voting del the security risks are higher in these cases, and in the requirement for providing so forth against any context during the voting process or more important. >> and this is apparently where you have been spending a lot of your time, you and joe both. any thoughts on the things that jordi mentioned? >> first, thank you also for having us all here. i appreciate it. i agree strongly with the white that the report made about the difficulties challenging solving the security privacy issues. polling station or via a voting machine, there are a number of issues that may come up. for example, if the equipment to break down, you need something else to

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if you want more information, visit us online at kpix5.com and click on links and numbers. and reporting from the tri- valley, roberta gonzalez, kpix a. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> today's tip of the day, california apricots in the market. i did a tip of the day when they first came out but in the market right now, in the late season, later than usual so they're still loaded with flavor and did you know apricots are the most nutritional of all summer fruits because of the color, they're loaded with vitamin a, and other vitamins that our body needs. they're great, a super food but you have to select them and store them right. when you buy them, look at the display. look for the beautiful orange color all the way around. that is so important. free from any shriveling whatsoever. when you bring them home, store them on the counter. don't store them in the refrigerator. the core temperature, well, they won't ripen properly in cold temperatures. a nice give to the touch. and there is your apricot. great on the grill. cut them in half, take out the pit. on the grill. a little bit of

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however, hackers were able to steal names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mails of customers who used onlineobile banking. officials are still investigating this attack. jpmorgan chase says no unusual customer fraud has been detected as a result of that breach. >>> so this morning we now know who is going to be hearing ray rice's appeal of his indefinite fit suspension from the nfl. the league and the players union have both agreed to let barbara jones decide this dispute. she served in the southern district of new york from 1996 to 2013 and was appointed by former president bill clinton. rice was initially suspended two games for domestic violence but the league took additional action after video emerged of him thunching his then-fiance in a casino elevator. commissioner goodell who is facing criticism for how he initially handled the investigation says jones will have the league's pull cooperation. >>> rnc chair is acknowledging his party could do a better job of presenting the women who have emerged as its top leaders. setting examples of success stories like governors susannah martinez a

nightly news is next and you can always catch us online. we will be back at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> on our broadcast tonight, global crisis. the cdc is warning the world hasn't seen a threat like ebola since the aids crisis. they've delivered a dire warning that more needs to be done to stop it now. >>> our nbc news investigation on artificial turf. so many of you have contacted us about health concerns. now a member of congress is asking for answers about the potential risks. >>> shot in the street. another police shooting near ferguson, missouri, re-igniting protests. but this time police say there's a big difference. >>> and final wish. the newlywed whose impossible choice has started a national conversation about what we choose to do with our lives. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams.

if you want more information about this, bay area derby girls, all you have to do is visit us online at kpix.com and click on events. come on, come out and watch a match. take care of one another, until next week. bye! >> roberta fits in with that crowd, doesn't she? >>> the city of san jose considers creating special parking lots not just for cars. who would benefit from the new car camps? >> we invite you pet lovers to send us your questions about their health and well-being. email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, just search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we're sorry our pet expert couldn't make it today. she will be back next week. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. a new study from "bu >>> if you want a job a

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i use online services to pay my kids' rent and college. ngly, people are using their banking services in different ways and they simply don't need as many people in branches. and when there's a cost savings to make, inevitably, they're going to take advantage of it. >> in 20 seconds or so, the international presence. >> yeah, it is fundamentally a british bank. it does have an international presence, but they're cutting that back, making themselves more focused on the areas they know best and making themselves less risky. >> interesting stuff. great stuff from you as always, mate. thank you very much. andrew walker, our economics correspondent. let's move on. bp profits fell, ending in september, all due to those lower oil prices. they still made $3 billion, but it is down sharply certainly from the same time last year. the oil giant also makes a fifth of its money from a stake in the russian producer whose earnings have been hit hard by the plunge in the value of that russian currency the ruble. >>> japanese air bags, several products are

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yes you can certainly use online tools. think online tools as bobby was saying before me, can be somewhat dangerous to the jihadists. it exposes their recruits to other opinions for one thing. where normally what you want to do with a recruit is isolate him or her bombard them with images and send them off as canon fodder. they generally don't last very long but during that long they can be effective at killing people. we need to get to them before they are bombarded and isolated and i i think some of the methods i talked about can be effective. >> many of the jihadists see the u.s., the west, the u.k. as the enemy. is this a fight that the u.s. should lead online with getting the former jihadists to speak? or should this be led by muslim democracies or the members of the coalition who want as desperately to defeat isis as the u.s. and u.k. do? >> great question. the most effective voices are muslims themselves. when we have americans who are christian or jewish and talk about well, you know, this is not exactly what islam i

us off. i appreciate all of you being here. my thanks to mcafee and intel security for making this possible. online, followu us on hashtag #acevote. we want get into a deep discussion on the biography of the people in front of you. you each have that -- we will do a quick introduction. from aight we have jodi company that has been involved in e-voting and we will start with him. to my right, pamela smith. she has been involved in electronic voting. you can see in their biographies the many different areas to try and get through the most things in the near term. mcafee, my far left, longtime technologist that has a history of working and trying to solve hard problems and get security to work us so we can unlock the promise of the most technology. i want to start with jordy. your company has been in this field. withave been presented these hard problems and have to get solution around this. thatare the technologies we are really looking at here and how have we been able to deploy them in the field and actual elections? thank -- in terms from thempany, we have known the main problem of electronic voti

in 1995, there were 16 million of us online. today, 3 billion people online. these acts are more public and more consequential. you represent the retail association, what are the consequences? challenge.uge these are sophisticated and dedicated criminals trying to x-ray systems -- trying to infiltrate systems. in terms of what the impact is, it is significant. there's a brand risk to the businesses that are hacked. the cost, ultimately, is shared between all the players. when you talk about cards, counterfeit charges related to cards. betweenre shared merchants, banks, and institutions across the payment ecosystem. which is why we have argued that the solution is where the players work together. there is skin in the game across the ecosystem. are worried. use a brand risk. people are worried about turning over their credit card numbers. >> the intensity of the conversation is going on in every boardroom. how businesses are adapting to the expansion of this risk is intense right now. want to talk about technically how it works? somebody steals millions of credi

you can also join us online -- host: the story this hour from reuters, from dallas, the first ebola take -- ebola patient in the u.s. to return from the thet -- to return for worse, going from serious .ritical in a dallas hospital the case of thomas eric duncan has heightened concerns that the worst epidemic of ebola on record could spread from west africa, where it began in march, so far it has taken over 3400 lives. this headline this morning, the front page of the dallas news as the hospital and west and faces new criticism. this is one of the issues on the sunday morning programs, with that, nancy callow with an update. class topics today do include the ebola virus arriving in the u.s.. they will also talk about the secret service, the fight against isis, and politics. you can hear rebroadcast of all the programs beginning at noon eastern with "meet the press." guests today involved france priebus and jim webb. and that 1:00, "this week," with dr. tom friedman. with00, "fox news sunday," the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious these is. also on the program, k

us today. please join me in congratulate is them. now we'll go online. we'll go digital. i'd like to introduce our two guests today, and i'd like to ask them to come out as i do so. zach moffit is the co-founder of an advertising agency that has served over 220 campaigns and organizations. please have your seat. he was the 2011 digital director of mitt romney for president where he managed the campaign's digital strategy and will have a great deal to tell us about that. i would like to welcome michael slabe. he's the managing partner of a new company helping to solve creative capital. i like that. in addition, he was the chief integration and innovation officer in 2012, obama for america, where he insured the implementation of technology across the campaign. so it would seem we have the two campaigns here, and i'm going to go and take my seat in the middle. welcome to you both. i explained in addition to our c-span audience we have a number of students, graduate and otherwise who are here and faculty. so be very targeted in your comments. i want to start broad and then we

used often before. putting things online. you remember the boston bombing, they put the pictures online from the surveillance cameras. they get video, people from a bank robbery, all that kind of stuff. put it online, can you help us find this person? here is actual video with sound. but it's really the fbi using isis' own techniques against the group. isis is trying to exploit social media. so the fbi is taking an excerpt of this 55-minute video that was released on the internet on september 19th, putting on its own website to this man and if anything strikes you as familiar, any piece of information no matter how small, we want to hear about it. >> is it possible that his voice is disguised? it's a little hard to identify the accent either in arabic by those who are experts or in english. >> it's possible, they don't think it is. it's certainly possible. they've tried to exploit the facial features using facial recognition. they are starting to get some tips. >> and richard engel, i wanted to share with you what john kerry

. >>> don't forget to stay connected with us online or on your smartphone. follow us both on twitter. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:29. the fbi will exhume the body of an unidentified man in the day ahead to see whether it is that william bradford bishop, a man linked to a decades old cold case in montgomery county. >>> police are launching an internal investigation in missouri after an officer shot and killed an 18-year-old in st. louis. . >>> and today you'll get a chance to see some of the big safety changes on route 1 in college park. we'll have much more on those stories throughout the morning. but first good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist

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resemblance to who you really are. >> now you're using the media, using television, using print, using onliney attacked you and treated you. do you find any, i don't know, perverse joy in that? >> it's not perverse joy, but i call it getting back on the horse that true me, and god's sense of humor because i would have never picked this for myself, but the media has been a wonderful friend to us in our efforts to protect children from pornography, online sexual predators, cyberbullying, how to be safe, you know, in online gaming, and so that was very healing for me, and it's like anything. the media can be used for good, and sometimes they can get a little off track just like the rest of us. >> i wonder if monica lewinsky will feel that way, that she's now using the media for good. >> hopefully she will, but it's going to take some time for her. i have years ahead of her on this. and i have found in my own experience that it does, and in fact, interestingly enough, and i'm going to use the media right now, brian, if you'll let me. we just launched a national campaign called porn-free wi-fi, an