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Get that processed. Thank you for the intervention too. If you have any questions, i would be happy to answer. Supervisor scott weiner thank you very much. Finally we are going to hear briefly from Adult Protective Services. Thank you for coming today. Good afternoon, my name is jill nielsen im the Program Director for Adult Protective Services. Its located within the department of aging and we are part of the Human Services agency. I appreciate you squeezing me in. Its a very interesting topic and i know weve talked about a range of different issues. From the Adult Protective Services side wh...

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Our lead story of the day, Caroline Hyde sat down with the blackberry ceo. They talked about the value of blackberrys bbm messaging service in light of the whatsapp acquisition. I was really surprised when i started doing more research on whatsapp. A lot of studies said that bbm is dominant. It would be typically places outside the u. S. It is a strong service. It is clearly an asset of blackberry. Messaging is a basic sort of need. There is a competing messaging Service Called message me. They said they saw a spike in users means that people. Survey one it when they wanted i think will happen...

Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. This weeks elections thrust the south bay city of sunnyvale into the national spotlight. Voters approved a new gun law and the National Rifle association is threatening to sue. The new law would require gun owners to lock up their weapons and report firearm thefts. Gun dealers would have to keep records of all ammunition sales. And perhaps the most controversial, a ban on largesize magazines. The new law takes effect january 1st. Scott shafer sat down with sunnyvales mayor to find out what inspired him to push for the law. Mayor, welcome. Thank you. T...

Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. This weeks elections thrust the south bay city of sunnyvale into the national spotlight. Voters approved a new gun law and the National Rifle association is threatening to sue. The new law would require gun owners to lock up their weapons and report firearm thefts. Gun dealers would have to keep records of all ammunition sales. And perhaps the most controversial, a ban on largesize magazines. The new law takes effect january 1st. Scott shafer sat down with sunnyvales mayor to find out what inspired him to push for the law. Mayor, welcome. Thank you. T...