as data da's office just said, they don't feel like they have the proper tool to make those decisions so we really need to work together to make sure all the agencies are coming together to have the right information to make pretrial release decisions. we also think that as chief still has noted, the city is coming together in a pcp and the reentry and the sentencetion commission, we have all of our stakeholders together working on comprehensive criminal justice plan. the discussion for need for more beds any beds needs to happen in the context of increased diversionary programs and discussion on front end investment to keep our communities safe. thank you. >> thank you so much. next speaker. i'm going to call a few more people. laura magnoni. rome a guy. hanna mason. harriet sebastian. emilie harris. >>> hi, my name is jennifer friedenbach, executive director of the coalition on homelessness. i think we can all agree we want fewer people incarcerate and had we want to make sure that those who are incarcerated have humane conditions. i really pleav we can utilize this debate as an opp

the head of target speaking out the first time since the massive da data breach. why did the company wait four days to go public? they wanted to secure their systems before alerted some 70 million customers. >> what we do know, there was m malware installed on our point of sale registers. that much, we established. we removed that. clearly, we are accountable and we are responsible but we're going to come out at the end of this a better company and we're going to make significant changes. >> you can see becky quick's full interview at 6:00 eastern this morning on squawk box. >>> the biggest stars of film and tv got together for the 71st annual golden globe awards sunday where tina fey and amy poehler kept the audience laughing. we have a wrap up. >>> "12 years a slave." >> the true story of a free man sold into slavery took top honors at the gloeldolden globe. >> matthew mcconaughey won best actor for dallas fire club white cate blanchett captured best actress for blue jasmine. >> reporter: american hustle dominated the musical and comedy categories, best picture

they are selling the da -- data do the governments. >>> the anonymous hackers saying it posted the informationraise awareness about internet privacy and to pressure snap chat to tighten its security. >>> 2013 was a disaster of admissions for rob ford in toronto, but now there's something the toronto mayor wants you to know. it's all next. ♪ ukraine has rich soil. many believe with better >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are today's headlines. secretary of state john kerry now in israel. he is once again trying to broker a peace agreement between israel and the palestinians. carrying a meeting with prime minister netenyahu earlier this morning, and he'll sit down with the palestinian prime minister on friday. >>> also in a middle east, an explosion in a strong hold of hezbollah in beirut. >>> the northeast is bracing for a winter storm already dumping several inches of snow across the midwest. from new jersey to new hampshire, people stocking up on food, water, salt, shovels and other supplies. >>> rob ford making headlines when he admitted to smoking crack cocaine.

suggests a temporary boycott would show snap chat people don't tolerate companies being casual with our da data. people say they're worried about our privacy, but it's rare to see them get all that upset or take action and that's what he wants people to do this morning. back to you. >>> let's check in on our forecast. in terms of how it's looking across the country and where we are, christina is giving us the update. we are definitely winning, you could say. >> oh, yeah. we sent our 49ers out there. they did us well. some really nice readings today. holding on to those spring-like conditions. you will notice if you've been outside for any duration of time, those clouds are really coming in. we've got a change in pattern headed our way. it's been really nice the past couple weeks. things change as we head through this week. we're going to drop these levels by about five to ten degrees. back to the 50s. east bay clouded up at 66 later on today. we're looking at 64 degrees in the north bay. let's talk about that major cooling. this is going to impact the entire bay area. but i want to talk about a

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data is currency. just like you diversify your financial protection, i hope you're going to diversify your da data. >> that means regularly unplugging unused devices. not only are you going to conserve power and things like that but if something does happen on your network it's not going to find and erase potentially everything on the network. >> other experts say still the safest spot for your crucial personal data is an external hard drive that is stored disconnected from the network. >> in other words not the cloud. another issue involving facebook and privacy this morning, the social media giant now being sued for allegedly sharing user's private messages to make money. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, check win bertha coombs live at cnbc. good morning. >> good morning, scott. we're likely to see volume kind of light with all of the snow here on the east coast, folks likely to have a tough time to make it in. futures point to a higher start after stocks saw red in the first trading day of 2014. the first time since 2008 that the markets started to the down side on the first day o

information at the nsa collector process in the us is not simply the nsa the kitchen data collection and also the da. the fbi. it was an expense the cia over their domestic concerns are limited data. being that i would like to see more of them. i think when an address we focus on better data collection internet surveillance nathan is increase in surveillance and it sort of. the convergence between multiple technologies together we focus only on the data collection. the call records you know. the recent lose the bigger net. it is also being kept simultaneously. the speech president obama was trying to balance between defending the nsa and performing acts now one of the heart of where he's talking about the steps that he had taken in the past to keep the surveillance apparatus is in check and make your opinions we increased oversight in autumn including the structures came to the compliance improved rules were proposed by the government approved by the foreign intelligence or the surveillance court. and we sought to keep congress continually updated on these activities. what i did not do to stop these

spying would include gathering met at that data met at that dapt that datt met at that da meta data osh collecting any other data from a third party not made available to the general public in the regular course of business. now, before president obama jetted off to hawaii for his holiday vacation, he promised to take action in reforming the nsa based partly on recommendations from an independent white house panel. >> i'm going to make a pretty definitive statement about all of this in january where i'll be able to say, here are the recommendations we think make sense, here are the ones that we think are promising but still need to be refined further. >> and on friday the doj officially aappealed the decision rule of judge richard leon who found the nsa's practices likely violate the constitution. >> thank you, peter. >>> still ahead, a controversial "new york times" report says al qaeda was not involved in the benghazi attack that killed four americans putting a group of navy s.e.a.l.s on the offense. we'll talk to one of them who calls that report laughable. >>> secretary of state joh

>> i don't das grisagree. so many data points in a positive direction. hard to believe this it the controlling number. thankfully get another number a month from now. i am basically viewing this as noise and not a problem. banking that weather had a lot to do with it. the underlying e kn me really is improving, becky. for the first time -- i think the risk to the -- the economy is to the upside not the down side. >> your predictions for the years. what do you expect happened. stocks this year. we know the economy is probably looking like it is finally improving. the stock market got a luft gailuft -- the stock market got a lot of gains. >> we did borrow some of 13, 14 in great gains. doesn't mean we have a down stock market. it will be more muted. little bumpier. call it a normal year. last year was abnormal for two reasons. the pace of gain. the way we got there. hardly any anxious moments at all when you look at a chart. this will be a bumpier year. we'll amy do okay. stocks will outperform financial assets. an important point. don't expect 30% auchlt

criticizing the program in general than to actually make any big changes particularly in the meta da a data program. >> he says -- that is a huge problem as we move forward. >> but it hasn't happened. >> here's the problem in discussing over the weekend, by interjecting this new level of having to go get a warrant, for what in the private sector you would use a subpoena, two different levels of legal authority, or the ability to prove a point, probable cause versus reasonable articulatable suspicion. that's a problem, that means that there will be a period of time that we will not be a i believe to query a very secure and safe database, that only about 20 people have the ability to get in, so that part i'm concerned about and we have got to fix that. we better fix this tomorrow. >> let me turn you to the olympics. a lot of safety concerns, there seem to have been another terrorist attacks from chechnya, principally. would you feel safe? >> if i went to the olympics, i would have security. >> how much for stleets? >> i am very concerned about the security status of the olympics. i believe th

enforcement and working with sfpd and the da's office and sff plays a role in getting that strategy released and coming up with this strategy and sharing that data publicly and engaging the public. >> what about the people who are suffering from these types of accidents today. these are for our city council members and lawmakers. we ask the personal injury lawyer practicing here in san francisco what his insight is on the occurring situation. >> the way the justice system is set up, unless they kill them, it's intended to compensate somebody. it's rare that it's intended to punish. when you punish someone, you can get punitive damages and in some instances, it's hard to get punitive damages in a case. we probably had 40 cases a year. we only accept cases we think we can prevail on. >> it's frightening and it needs to change. this is something that we need to be vocal about and we need to tell the police department. we're watching and we're waiting for you to set some policies up to make it fair for everybody on the road because right now it's unfair and unjust and pedestrian, everybody that walks, we all walk, we're all pedestrian at some point.

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a data base like this would save officers the time does effort they spend combing a neighborhood looking for footage for investigations. >> often as a da, i would receive cases three, four weeks old, and we'd go back trying to find video tape evidence and find it had already been recorded over. this gives us an opportunity to save precious video tape, and perhaps better identify suspect. >> reporter: the los los gatos police department has a similar idea set up. they are interested in the idea and would need to explore cost, staff and privacy issues. they wouldn't be able to tap into a live feed of a camera, at any time, officers would have to ask permission first in each case. the proposal will be discussed next wednesday at a city council meeting. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people living in the russian river in sonoma county say water levels in late january have not been this low since the 1950s. the river is so low it is not recharging any of the ground water, the river, the main source of water for communities such as cloverdale, healdsburg, that rely on municipal wells. cloversville an