before the group disbanded and one of their last notable attacks was against arizona's department of public safety is their way of protesting the state's papers please immigration law but in the dump of data from this week we also learned that cops are very well aware of police monitoring apps but i've been popping up on our smartphones see a document labeled law enforcement sensitive specifically tells cops to look at a risk ease an heiress g.'s cell phone to see if they have any apps that quote target the police that alone is surprising but they actually list a few he has to keep an eye on traps are and police all are designed to show users the location of speed traps although most users complain it's not really all that good at updating on the hotspots caller id faker that was designed to give users a chance to make spoof calls and alter the caller's voice which apparently is a bit of a problem when it comes to prank nine one one calls now they're also weirdly concerned about an apple feature called find my iphone now it's designed to wipe all of its data from a remote location if something hap

the reason for that, is that the department of public safety cited the company for many things, in recent years unsafe driving, cargo violations, oil leaks, drivers not using seat belts and several other things and they have been cited for two crashes in the past two years. but experts say this investigation is so early on at this point it is hard to determine if those violations are in fact unusual for the trucking industry. as for the passenger it is national transportation and safety board said some of those passengers may have gotten off the train before the train crashed or they may have walked away from the scene without checking in with officials they will continue to search for those five individuals still missing on tuesday the investigators will meet with the trucking company to look into the medical history of the driver and look see his training and any of their prior violations back to you. >>> all right christy, thank you. >>> 5:02 a.m., two people are now dead after a driver smashed through a san jose nursing home 100-year-old woman and 88-year- old esther and several were

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, paul. it is not just about public safety, but it is also about learning throughout the summer. no one knows that better than our director of the departmentof children and families. >> hello, i am maria su. i want to thank the mayor and his leadership and appreciate carlos garcia and his leadership of the school district. we definitely see our department as the glue that connects the city with the different departments together and to help advocate for services for children, youth, and families. i want to mention a few things the department is doing for the summer, because we are doing a lot. if you want to learn more, please go to 311, 211, or our partent-specific website sf.org. our goals are to create programs and services that meet the needs of working families. i want to emphasize working families because i received a directive from the mayor that require this to make sure all of programming help support all of those working families in san francisco, because you know how important that is to keep our families here and to have " -- quality services for them, and to focus our services on at risk children, youth, and families. we also

people are still being talked to by members of the sunnyvale department of public safety. just a language barrier here as well. that could be the issue. i expect to see a lot of people that will need help with the red cross. if you take a look at the operation, you will see media trucks, and fire engines. this is a three alarm fire. mountain view contributing a truck company. here's the apartment complex over here. it looks as though they have gotten the fire out i would say. it took a very long time. it was smoking when it got here and kept having to deal with flair ups. fire department got the call around 1:50 this morning. the units on the far end were on fire. fire department had a couple problems getting to where the fire was because of such close quarters. >> because of the roof attic area those are causing us problems. and we had power lines on both sides of the apartment complex. that is hindering our ability to get to certain areas of the complex. >> reporter: we will have to get back to you within the next half hour to give you an update if this fire is out. we me

of an entire state police department. members of a group got their hands on a pile of sensitive personal information about officers at the arizona department of public safetythat sensitive information on the internet for all to see. now, the arizona law enforcemenm with what has happened here. i want to go straight to phoenix and talk to the president of the arizona highway patrol association. this is jimmy chavez. thank you for coming on. sorry about the circumstances here. and i think i know the answer to this, but i just want to ask, was your personal information hacked or no? >> my personal information, some of that information was hacked and that was part of a bigger file that had a lot of other information on it as well. >> okay. i know this was a serious breach, probably some of the people you work with would say that's an understatement. without divulging anything, what kind of personal information was hacked and put out on the internet? >> well, obviously when you're talking about that information, it deals with password information into the e-mail system, officers, residents locations, phone number, that kind of information. >> also pictures? i t

ten seventy eight the group hacked the state's department of public safety and reposed of e-mails passwords and other private information belonging to members of the department and then finally this past saturday while sick announced that they were acquitted but is this really be end of the have to this group or are they just assimilating themselves into the larger framework of the anti security operation with anonymous joining me to discuss this from our studio in new york is john young the webmaster of cryptome dot org john thank you so much for joining us tonight for starters. some people out there are just speculating that maybe lol psych hasn't actually quit and they were just doing this to get a little attention or for more locals to get a laugh out of people what do you say i think the question will not go away i think they will use different kinds of. operations to do what they do and that i think that they are just the tip of the iceberg there are thousands of people doing this activity but what they don't see obesity. why i've you know i think that's interesting that you say that

the officers and their families are being closely watched by arizona's department of public safety. >e very concerned 3 it, we'll take -- we're vern concerned about it. we'll take steps as best we can. officials will -- officials with the department of public safety say they don't know how the hackers infiltrated the officer's e-mail. >>> 8:54. a university physics professor in jail this morning, accused of running a multi-state prostitution ring. david flory was arrested by new mexico authorities. he's a new jersey college professor accused of running southwest companions, an escort service used as a front for the prostitution ring. authorities say 1400 members regularly paid to have sex with 200 women. the former university of new mexico president has been tied to the case. there could be more arrests within a matter of weeks. >>> we'll have more coming up, including a live look at traffic and the -- live look at traffic and the weekend weather when we come back. man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we

. >> reporter: the department of public safety did canvas the area to see if anyone saw anything inusualhing the night before. we will try to find out exactly where on this block the body was discovered and which resident made the discovery. reporting live kraig debro. >>> this morning police in east pal low alto are expanding the search for a man that killed a baby boy anded his parents. take a look. they are young latino men that authorities consider armed innages. the two men were wearing dark clothing. the gunman opened fire on the byes foolly. the parents raced to stanford medical center. >> gunshots erupted and they saw that their infant was struck by a bullet. parents got out of there as fast as they could and tried to get the baby to medical care. >> the three-month-old boy died at the hospital. a three-year-old child in the car was not hurt. the parents are listed in serious condition and investigators say the parents were targeted. >>> this was a vigil last night as dozens of people gathered at the scene of the tragic shooting. many city leaders were among the ones mourning the

of the trucker who crashed into the train, is coming under fire and that is because the department of public safety cited this company for unsafe driving, cargo violations, oil leaks, drivers not wearing seat belts and several other violations, that is in addition to two citations in the past two years for crashes. but experts say the investigation is still pretty new and it is hard to say at this point if these violations are unusual for the trucking industry. as for those missing passengers, ntsb says some of those passengers may have gotten off the train before the crash or they may have walked away from the scene without checking in with officials that search continues for those five individuals missing and investigators will meet with the trucking company tomorrow the look at the medical history of the driver and look at his driving record. >>> find out what exactly happened tomorrow. thank you. >>> 6:01 a.m., san raphael investigators looking into more suspicious fires crews initially called to one vegetation fire just after 9:00 p.m. last night off francisco fire west and they found three fi

major david palmer, texas department of public safety. thank you for being with us. mr. ter pantuso. president and ceo of american bus association. mr. vicotr perra, president and ceo of united motor coach association. queline gillan.eln thank of the witnesses for being with us. we were the like to try to limit your testimony to five minutes. could submit a request through the chair. additional information, documentation, or information that you would like to be made part of the record, we will do that. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak today. this has been the worst time in recent history for motor coach safety, with six crashes resulting in 25 deaths and numerous injuries just since january. my condolences go to the families who have lost loved ones in these crashes. i join employees and state enforcement partners in taking these losses to heart. it is frustrating that despite safety standards and increases in inspections and enforcement actions, the risk to passengers continues from a few bad actors. our sick the mission is our number one priority -- our safety

major david palmer, texas department of public safety. thank you for being with us. mr. peter pantuso. president and ceo of american bus association. mr. vicotr perra, president and ceo of united motor coach association. queline gillan.eln thank of the witnesses for being with us. we were the like to try to limit your testimony to five minutes. could submit a request through the chair. additional information, documentation, or information that you would like to be made part of the record, we will do that. >> chairman, thank you for the opportunity to speak today. this year has been the worst period in recent history for motor coach safety. my condolences go to the families of of loss of a lens = cr =oved ones in these ashes. the risk to passengers continues from a few bad actors. fmca's safety mission is our number one priority and we are fully engaged in a crackdown, illegqa passlanof centre carriers. -- illegal passenger carriers. when we found out the sky express was attempting to operate and sell tickets after we have shut them down, we issued a cease and desist order

if you do approve those, we would turn to the revisions of the department of public health and safety -- safety seismic commissions. i wanted to thank the opportunity to thank my team for the extra effort and diligence that went into this particular report. we want to come out with as accurate of a forecast as possible. that is our understanding of project risks. starting with an overview of our local program, these are as of april 1. the number in parentheses are the projects in each stage. we only have five of our 40 local projects remaining. three of those five projects are actually water supply projects. during the third quarter, we move to the hunters point reservoir project from reservoir construction. we wanted to remind you that about 72% of the total project value is allocated with two large water supply projects. we wanted to point out that we have five ongoing local projects in construction and two-thirds of our local projects have had their construction completed. similar formats for the regional program, and here we only have six projects. six out of our 46 regional proje

they gained access to the arizona department of public safety's e-mail accounts today. says the e-mail system was not compromised but hackers say they got into personal interdepartmental accounts. on the message posted on the website the hackers say they leaked names, addresses, pass words, social security number and internal police records. this is the second time the agency was hacked in less than a week. coming up, six horrifying hours for guests at a prominent afghanistan hotel. several suicide bombers blow themselves up. a live report from kabul next. plus this -- >> fire! american troops under attack by taliban forces in afghanistan. a cnn reporter was there as it happened. it's a cnn exclusive you don't want to miss. hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat >>> new information on a story that broke on our watch yesterday. the fire and deadly attack on the intercontinental hotel in kabul, afghani

of our budget. and what is -- what's in that $1.2 billion that we have to work with are our public safety departmentst, our sheriff's department, and our public health department, health and human services agency, department of children, youth and their families. these are the critical services that i think our residents depend on. that's what makes up the vast majority of that $1.2 billion we're looking at when we're trying to solve our budget budgt deficit. we have difficult decisions ahead of us to make over the next few weeks. and you may have heard just earlier this week the nine-month budget status update for the current year, that showed good news. there's no doubt that we're seeing some stabilizing in our economy, and our revenues are looking up, and that's a good thing. that's a good thing. we have $45 million more than in the current year we thought we had to work with, that's certainly welcome news, but it doesn't fundamentally change the picture we're facing for next year, the fact we have difficult decisions to make in balancing the budget. i want have people keep in mind that even thoug

safety means a lot of different things. safety is not just the typical sense of what we talk about such republic safety -- public safety. the police and fire department play important roles. safety is not just about law- enforcement. safety involves a number of things that include protecting the safety net that makes sure every san francisco ian is takig care of. [applause] i know that nearly shares in that vision. he has made that clear. we in district 9 and the mission have been going through a tough time. there has been an increase in violence. it is something we are very mindful of. we have taken every step we can to ensure the safety of our neighborhood. we're working closely with the mayor and chief of police. we're working closely with the police department to make sure that there is a police presence in the community. we recognize long term that is not sufficient. we have to work with the community itself and community- based organizations doing excellent prevention work. that funding and the services need to be protected. we need to ensure that something as important as our parks and recreational areas are protected. when it comes to public

to comply with the interim rules, and i think the poses a severe problem for the department and the safety of the public, and i think that is where we stand at this point, that it needs to be revoked. >> we are going to go too close session, and each party can make a statement. would you like to make one? >> it comes back to my being sworn in, and i was never appointed. i am not testifying in court on the incident in which i captured a murder suspect -- i am now testifying in court on the incident in which i captured a murder suspect. there has never been a complaint in the 22 years that i have been a lot of officer, so as to being a danger to the public, my job is to protect and serve. that is what i swore when i came on board. >> i thought we have the prerogative to go into closed session. my understanding was that we did not have to, but i thought we could. but is what we have done before. i do not necessarily want to wait a week for clarification. i would prefer to do this in closed session, but i need a proper understanding, because if my understanding is not correct, maybe we should not, so i will

public safety committee on may 19. it was recommended on the committee report. president chiu: supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: colleagues, i would like to bring up somebody from the department of emergency management to speak to this item. it was waived on 30 days that we entertain this at the public safety committee at the urgency of the head of department emergency management. we had a very comprehensive hearing. there have been some concerns by constituents regarding the case. i wanted to make sure that we continue to be thorough so i asked the department of emergency management to address that concern. so that we stay on schedule considering the sensitivity of the timing as to why this came before our committee and before us for a vote. >> supervisor mirkarimi, i am sure with the department of emergency management art director is on her way over. we started moving a little bit quicker than we realize. i am happy to give you a quick overview and tell you a little bit about the project. we have had specific questions. there was a little bit of an issue early on with this particular project. there was a difference of opinion between san francisco and some of the east bay and

the city of cleveland launched the public safety systems automation project utilizing uasi funding to enhance the cleveland department of public safety information systems. this effort aided the city in its modernization of public safety systems. the new information systems include mobile computing systems that connect public safety officers to federal, state and county information in their vehicles. and computer aided dispatch which facilitates the transmission of fire, e.m.s., and police and automated vehicle location. these systems assist in mitigating emergencies, protecting safety personnel and improving the protection of life and property. cleveland has applied its allotted portion of department of homeland security money to 1,400 personal protective equipment items, w.m.d. training to over 1,700 safety personnel. nims, i.c.s. training, homeland security training, personnel, surveillance equipment for areas of critical infrastructure. computer aided dispatch for fire and e.m.s. and the northeast ohio regional fusion center. homeland security planning personnel are essential to strengthen the city of cleveland's

of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district, we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need attention from the police department. >> let's talk about the city's economic development. are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the approach to developing the economy? >> we are getting better. the city as got more proactive about attracting businesses and new industries and providing incentives for them to come and stay here. it is still a very expensive place to do business in terms of the cost of labor, land. we need to make sure that we are not taxing businesses to the point that it is not profitable and we are not attractive for them to be he

major david palmer, texas department of public safety. thank you for being with us. mr. ter pantuso. president and ceo of american bus association. mr. vicotr perra, president and ceo of united motor coach association. queline gillan.eln thank of the witnesses for bei with us. we were the like to try to limit your testimony to five minutes. could submit a request through the chair. additional information, documentation, or infmatn that you would like to be made part of the record, we will do th. >> chairman, thank you the opportunity to speak today. this year has been the worst period in recent history for motor coach safety. my condolences gones in these u ashes. the risk to passengers continues from a few bad actors. fmca's safety mission is our number one priority and we are fully engaged in a crackdown, illegqa passlanof centre carriers. -- illegal passenger carriers. when we found out the sky express was attempting to operate and sell tickets after we have shut them down, we issued a cease and desist order. on the same day, we subpoenaed the record of 3 internet web

of community policing, when the community sets the priorities for the police department. on the issue of the budget, the priorities, i think, have to be how can we maintain public safety without reducing services. the department has been successful in this area in recent years, specifically in the area of working with less resources, 'cause we've strategically trimmed our overtime budget to the point where we're working very, very efficiently and crime is still going down over the last few years, especially violent crime. one of our priority is to maintain and continue to see decreases in that area. the other area we have priorities in is maintaining staffing levels so we can obviously handle calls for service and maintain public safety. we also need service resources out there to protect other officers, to do proactive police work, for sufficient officers to respond as backup, so to speak. one of our biggest priorities at central station is maintain foot patrols. it's one of the things that remains a priority in these challenging fiscal times to maintain foot patrols. aside from that the other issue as it relates to the budget, we talk about it every day at central station,