really, if you lie about your zip code, they can go and find your real zip code and home address, and there's very little control that consumers have, and in this situation, consumers aren't trying to get something for free. they're just trying to live their lives. all of us are trying to live our lives and use the digital tools available to us. and this is the real complaint. we don't realize that all of our transactions and who we are and what we're doing on a daily basis is getting tracked and bought and sliced and diced to put us into categories, and this is objectionable. >> go ahead. >> actually, i have a slightly different opinion because i've actually dealt with a lot of retailers and credit card companies from my previous background. there are two transactions. one is the credit card trans, and the debt card transaction and the other is what you actually purchase. they are done separately. and they use the purchase data to just share with the manufacturer, so that practice goes way back into the 80s and 90s, even before the internet, and i think credit card appending is actua

the constituents from those zip codes should be tread with respect. really speaking when you all give this presentation for about 15 or 20 minutes or half an hour give us an opportunity to give you a presentation a digital presentation and see where we take you. as for the southeast facility i've heard a lot but role nobody is zeroing in on one word community. that's the southeast facility commission building. community. while they talk they at one time that facility was meant to train people getting the jobs now nothing is happening and there's more. so it's good for me to look at you in the eye so i can go home and in the wee hours of the morning write what i think about the shall think goes on thank you very much >> thank you. dr. jackson >> good afternoon dr. jackson. i was very happy to hear the commission staff will make sure that the promises are kept. i would like to say in the report that was presented to you concerning southeast. when mayor brown in 1996 when he became the mayor of this city it states that the mayor brown by letter to the bo

and in that zip code, how many of those rides were not actually provided? so, there is a number of reports that are due to the cpuc. and the difficulty from my perspective about this reporting requirement is that it really amounts to self-regulation because if i just asked the taxi industry to send me a report, when they violate something, then, i don't think that i would be very effective. but, the reports that are required, are the number of drivers down to the committed violations or who have been suspended and the zero tolerance and the out comes of investigation, and each accident or other incident which is not defined and that involves the tnc driver and was reported to the tnc and the cause and the amount paid to any party in each incident and the date and time and the amount paid by the driver's insurance and the tnc's insurance and any other source. the average and mean number of hours, driven by each tnc driver, so i guess, at the end of the year, we will start to see some actual documentation or at least self-reported documentation, and how many

they are concerned about gender balance and primary residence in the form of zip code so we know if these parking lot operators are hiring local residence. we can't require them to do so, but it is important to know if they are hiring locally. this information will help better understand how the businesses are operating and also provide with a tool to [inaudible] particularly around the wage issue. these reporting requirements will not be a administrator burden being that they are already providing significant amounts of information and the information thatd is required additional is information in the data base. in addition to the ordinance i [inaudible] a report summarizing how the city monitors and defines for existing parking lot operators. that report was helpful and think will help move in the right direction for [inaudible] enforcement. colleagues i'm happy to have your support on this legislation and appreciate the time >> supervisor kim >> thank you, i did want to offer one set of amendments and they are not relevant to the items we are amendmenting by the officer today, but were

we took the zip code data and found 50 percent of the folks were not in the local medium and 55 were above it's an indicator but doesn't give you specific data if we reached the goal or not. in terms of the small business the workforce development had the inclusion plan that called for small business participation of more than one hundred and 50 thousand. i know in another hearing there was some reporting on this and the folks set up a business portal with the chamber of commerce to provide information to get feedback open small businesses. there was some community meetings set up but this plan in have a mechanism to track the small businesses whether or not they were getting the contracts this is outside of the process there's no requirement because those are private contracts by small businesses. we were not able to come up with any information. the contract monitoring division identified 6 contractors they know are certified lbd. and the participation we don't have the data. so in terms of our conclusion in this report because the city, you know, has commissioner dooley's said the

you can search it by zip code.f you are buying these cards, you can do it in the same area where the cards are issued so they don't trigger fraud engines. then you just put your basket of stolen cards into an electronic checkout basket and you pay for it using bitcoin or western union or whatever currency they want to take. it is pretty automated. >> too bad target system security was not so easy to use. one of the interesting in michael story was the notion that this is not just a bunch of guys in a darkroom in eastern europe. this is a complex operation with spy like characteristics and involved fake id badges and people walking in secure buildings. >> physical security is most important, but what troubles the most about this -- think of it like this. target paid $1.6 million for a smoke alarm and when it went off, they just took the battery out without seeing if there was any smoke in the room. >> mark, describe the way the black market works. the credit card numbers sell for anywhere from 600 to $200. how quick

phone line and that starts at about $20 a month >> if precise price is a concern visit type in our zip codesked questions. once you make our purchase you need to get trained. sf corrected dot organize is a again way to get checked. this is how you, get trained there are a number of centers throughout the city. having internet service in our home will provide controls stunts. you only need a few steps to get checked in no >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in this cfo memory i remember having cfo with mile-an-hour grorm >> and they were having sausage with my grorm. >> and i was six or seven and i made a face. >> when i was younger i had a preference for cfo i used to drink it but that did something to my body. >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 role the only thing i'm good at i have trying to find my way through school i jousted coffee and decided to do that for the rest of my life i started looking into the process of the coffee and where it came from and where do those beans come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coach stays with me i grew up and one day i'm going to own a coffee shop i s

known, once you're in there, you can search arts by the card round or the expiration date and by zip codeo if you are buying these cards to commit fraud, you can do it in the same area where the cards are issued so that it does not trigger fraud engines. they make it really easy to do. then you put your basket of stolen cars into an electronic check out basket and you pay for it using bitcoin or western union or whatever currency they want to take. it is pretty automated. mark, one of the interesting things about the story was the notion that this was not just a bunch of guys in a darkroom on computers in eastern europe but there was physical breaches of security. this is a complex operation with -like characteristics that involve fake id badges. security is most important. what troubles me most about this -- think of it like this -- target paid 1.6 million dollars for a smoke alarm and when it went off, they took the battery out without seeing if there was any smoke. >> described the way the black market works. as i understand it, credit card numbers sell for anywhere from between $600-$

at how to approve our healthy stores and the press event focused on the young adult surveys and 6 zip codes tenderloin and the marine a it has the prescription at protect incomes and the agencies and coalitions youth advocates and policymakers and staff and city agencies have been working to promote community health and addressing tobacco and drink industries while working with small industries in strengthening the communities. and this month san francisco health commission celebrated the 25th slshgs o celebrations it on the lgbt program and the community supporters who have demonstrated an advocate success are. they've helped with the lgbt especially seeking health care health care and safety community and in 1st 94 they led a grassroots efforts for the transgender folks to get health care. i want to congratulate tom with the work in our community. a sad note after 33 years with the health care elizabeth johnson is retiring and during her 10 years she dedicated herself and as you know holly hammer will be taking her place we look forward to haley's directorship. i'll leave it there for com

really think those changing those types of green zones doctor the other issue is looking at where the zip codes are coming from the 941898 it shouldn't be impacting my neighborhood when folks are coming across from other parts of city thank you. >> next speaker. >> >> i must say i'm a bit surprised are aren't more speakers here to speak against the medical issues. but my first point would be that san francisco i think the number is 29 medical cannabis dispensaries. i realize the cluster but i assume you will have you have looked at the map of potential mc d locations that the planning department puts out. according to that map. potential locations all over the city for the cannabis there is is the sunset and norway yeg street and park side and north beach and marine a and they've had troubles locating in those large number of locations i seem it's because on pearl street there was a lot of opposition but f this is a run around the operations if there's a need for cannabis dispensary in the sunset then somehow or another it should be okay to put one in the green zones. i don't understand why we

phone line and that starts at about $20 a month >> if precise price is a concern visit type in our zip code and you'll be asked questions. once you make our purchase you need to get trained. sf corrected dot organize is a again way to get checked. this is how you, get trained there are a number of centers throughout the city. having internet service in our home will provide controls stunts. you only need a few steps to get checked in no

. >> i feel horrible that a child's zip code determines their ability to get medicine that could potentiallylives. >> and this medicine you think it can. >> absolutely i think it can. >> reporter: legislators in 12 states are considering proposals the allow a version of charlotte's web to be produced or sold legally. the extract has a very low dose of thc, the chemical in marijuana that gives people a high. parents believe other chemicals in the extract reduce the seizures. but there is no scientific study to prove the effectiveness and safety of charlotte's web to treat epilepsy. >> we have real reason to be concerned. >> reporter: dr. amy brooks-kayal is first vice president of the american epilepsy society. she worries that parents are sailing into uncharted waters. >> we do know from basic science studies that the marijuana derivative can completely stop learning and memory. and right now i don't know the benefits, i don't know the likelihood of how it's going to help, and i know nothing about the risk. >> reporter: there are about 200 parents living in colorado using the extract, half w

i'm a resident of san francisco, 94 1 27 zip code. my purpose in being here today is not so much to save sharp park, but to refute mr. later and his approach he. they are becoming an absolute terror on this town ~. whether it's whether we're going to close the dog walking areas in the ccnra or close the golf course. he doesn't care about the residents of katrina voss. he cares about ~ san francisco. he cares about his agenda. his agenda includes his website, first thing is make a donation, first option. that's where he's going with this. he doesn't care. on the other hand, he has got some great people in the city who as a group have told you what you should do. you ask them to tell you, they responded to what was said as required by the federal government, and he has done that. he wants to throw another wrench in it. don't let him, thank you. >>> hi, my name is jay [speaker not understood], i'm a golf course architect and i'd love to stand before you and talk to you about all i stair mc kenzie and how he's one of my heros and the impo

. >> reporter: stored at open database, these resume's can be sorted by skill or zip code. that makes it easy for employers to find what they're looking for and provides veterans with another way to find a job. in new york city, i'm mary thompson for "nightly business report." >> such a good story. >>> finally tonight, something sweet is happening in kansas. with americans having a seemingly bottomless appetite for snickers bars and m and ms, the mars company unwrapped a brand-new $270 million plant in topeka today which will bring 200 jobs to the area. it's the first new plant that mars has put in north america in 35 years, and at full capacity it will produce some 39 million m and ms every single day. >>> i insist on having the blue ones removed. >> do you? >> absolutely. >> i didn't know that. well, that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue her rare rera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a good evening, everybody. have a good night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by -- >> thestreet.com. founded by jim cramer, t

. >> i feel horrible that a child's zip code is what determines their ability to get medicine they could that could potentially save their lives. >> reporter: and this medicine you think can. >> absolutely, i think it can. >> reporter: legislators in 12 states are considering proposals to allow a version of charlotte's web to be produced or sold legally. the extract has a very low dose of t.h.c., the chemical in marijuana that gives people a high. parents believe other chemicals in the extract reduce the seizures. but there is no scientific study to prove the effectiveness and safety of charlotte's web to treat epilepsy. >> we have real reason to be concerned. >> reporter: dr. amy brooks- kayal is first vice president of the american epilepsy society. she worries that parents are sailing into uncharted waters. >> we do know from basic science studies that marijuana derivatives can completely stop the cellular mechanisms of learning and memory. and right now, i don't know the benefits. i don't know the likelihood it's going to help. and i know nothing about the risks. >> reporter: there a

i think this is 2014, how many rides were requested and how many rides were not accepted by the zip codes and so that will be the performance measure at the end of the year to see how ny

amending the police code to require applicants for commercial parking permits to provide residential zip code, gender, and duration of employment for employees and other individuals working in privately owned parking lots or parking garages. >> colleague, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this ordinance is finally passed. item 14. >> item 14 is a resolution authorizing a 10-year lease of 35,579 square feet at 1145 market street for space for the san francisco employees' retirement system from 1145 market street, lp, a california limited partnership for $113,727.50 monthly for an approximate total of $15,645,100.01 for the period of august 1, 2014, through july 31, 2024. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question for the real estate authority employees retirement system. >> do we have those city departments represented here today? >> or to the mayor's office. >> mr. elliott, are you able to answer some questions? [multiple voices] >> no, i'm definitely not, but i was offering to try to contact someone for you. >> i'm also happy to push this to later in t

we know that the places their sales have the dominating our certain zip codes -- the seattle area, thea, southern california, and the new jersey area. >> tell us the story here. why did this happen? >> it looks like this one popped up as a bit of surprise yesterday. concurrently, tesla is dealing with legislators and car dealers in ohio. they were scheduled to have a meeting today to see they could work out a compromise. late last night, they suddenly discovered that this was coming down very fast. the company thought that they were working for this legislative process there and that they were going to be cleared to continue running their two stores in new jersey. it did not work out that way. it was a unanimous vote to essentially bar any form of direct auto sales in new jersey. they came up very fast. no public hearing. that was a very interesting and not entirely expected development. >> is this a done deal? they lost this vote unanimously. do tesla sales in new jersey stop immediately? >> that remains to be seen. on a conference call today when the company was asked about the timin

. >> does that information about maybe what happens online, and maybe cross-referencing with the zip code that end up being something that jodie can access? >> it depends. we are not in one of jodie's centers today. >> we will make that happen. >> no problem. >> the cool thing is that the centers we are currently in are very small centers. but, they are also very important in a cultural crossroads perspective. if they were more sophisticated in their data gathering, they would be used to go hand-in-hand. it is not an oar, it is an and. >> where is your nearest location? >> houston, texas. >> i want for you to tell people about this event that is coming up. can anyone come? >> it is by invitation only. this year, we have had this now for a couple of years, we limited to 50 of the hand selected best in class small retailers. it is called smart, the art of retail. today and tomorrow. they really have access to one another and to really invest in the industry. >> thank you very much. jodie mclean the president of edens, and sid mashburn, the chairman of mashburn. the red carpet allows for mul

it has two zip codes but we had reports of thunder and lightning.emolina, forestville, two- thirds, san bruno mountain, almost a half inch, most of it is gone, there is still a lot of breaks and there could be some very light drizzle or miss. although may be a little cooler, santa rosa 49 degrees and we are looking for partly cloudy skies and temperatures will rebound fast. they will be held in check until sunday and temperatures are coming up, some lingering rain but not a big deal, mostly 60s to 70s. also near morgan hill, here is tara. >>> a crash in emoryville, several cars involved near the exit and it looks like three lanes total are shut down. two on the inside and you can see emergency crews just passed the exit lanes are shut down. there may be some injuries and this is definitely impacting your commute. so give yourself some extra time if you are traveling into san francisco this morning. up he can next i probably will not see it until normal time and that could be why folks have not made it to this point and we are seeing a little bit of

the people in wyoming, their biggest problem is they have a pre-existing zip code.his healthcare law has been devastating for rural america. stuart: thank you, sir. general motors has recalled twice the amount of cars that they sold last year. tomorrow, mary barra will testify. the subsequent airbag failures are also linked to deaths. a couple bombshells that she will have to address. federal regulators twice declined. why was that? gm reportedly rejected a fix back in 2005. it would have taken too long. this applies to meet significant liability. financial liability on the part of general motors. the present general motors is to share and ceo. it is not the same corporation. the administration changed bankruptcy laws. they did a once in a lifetime bankruptcy. there is a catch here. if general motors was aware of this and hid it from the public, that would be enough to pierce bankruptcy and argue to a federal judge now that present general motors should be liable for the negligence and keeping from the public of what it knew was wrong. that billion dollars could be

frankly, it is because the zip code they live in.is not fair in a country where we have technology to bridge the gap. i hope to see this technology that we are rolling out, through the president's connect ed initiative, getting schools connected to broadband, will be a chance to get way more reading and writing and learning of map around topics that are of interest to students. what they feel is relevant to their life because it ties to their interests. >> a lot of these new tools you are talking about involve gathering data, students learning about students, collecting more information about them. how do you safeguard their privacy and security along the way? >> privacy is an important conversation to have. we care greatly about pregnancy. the department this month updated its privacy guidelines, which i hope all schools and cools lookout to -- look at. on the one hand it is making sure that software tools are in compliance with federal privacy laws, which are -- there are some significant protections in place there. i would emphasi

sisters from los angeles.com, candles and mugs all with different zip codes and cities on them. >> that's's really fun. also frisbees and bags. great gifts as well. okay. vests. >> this has you all over it. >> $39.90. i can't open it. it comes in this little bag. >> we believe you, jill. you're also an author. >> it comes out and great for packing. >> mm-hmm. >> fantastic. >> nina handbags. everything on this table is $100, most under $50. these are great handbags, spruce up an outfit. that comes in size. >> you don't need your bag. >> that one matches perfectly. >> shoes. a lot of gladiators, these may not be for you. but these have a lot of pump. >> jcpenney has them starting at $35 and shoe dazzle $49. >> russell crowe has moved on. now noah. everybody is still wearing the gladiator and he's so over it. >> i don't wear them around, so you can't see them. >> every pair you buy, they give a new pair to a child in need. >> they have been doing that forever. >> they're a great company. >> i can't stand how -- oh, my god. that starts to make you crazy. >> they grow so fast. >> $32 and up. t

not your zip code. not who you are. what this 100% proves, beyond a doubt, is it need not be the exception but it should be the expectation for every child in the city of chicago. >> over at fenger, principal dozier also is committed to giving her kids a chance at a better future. >> you guys look so cute. oh, my god! one, two, three, take like three or four. >> unlike charter schools, fenger high accepts all students. >> so at this time, i would like our 100th graduating class to turn your tassles from left to right. you have officially graduated from high school. >> fenger's graduation rate is 50%, which is an improvement from 2012. in 2013, more students are also going to college, but liz knows there's much more work to be done. >> my brain is already in next year. i wrapped this up three months ago. now i'm thinking where are we headed to and how are we going to get there? a lot of what we're going to into next year, we have this little budget, we have to put more expectations on the kids. if you set high expectatio