i think i will have to defer to specificity for my department of homeland security colleagues. the types of checks that are implemented for refugees are largely similar -- i think, the difference -- my colleagues will expand upon this -- is the types of information i

what's in a name you may of been introduced to the term homeland security as a justification for needing to take your shoes off at the airport or for spending billions of government dollars but what does homeland security actually entailed that innocent question would stump the thirty federal agencies and groups who receive homeland security funds funding this is according to a new report from congressional research service says it says ten years after the september eleventh two thousand and one terrorist attack that's according to a congressional research service of course and the idea of homeland security and the agency with that name came up after september eleventh of course the first foreign attack on u.s. soil since pearl harbor in arguably the largest so is it is generally agreed that terrorism and the notion of protecting the homeland play a different part in the idea of homeland security but some of the mission statements the report analyzed found now that natural disasters were considered as threats to homeland security or at least an excuse to get some of that federal money to

you can download a security patch from oracle website but even homeland security has concerned over securityhe safest thing to do is disable java. >> reporter: now some people may need java to access corporate sites and apps, if you need it install the update for everyone else the homeland security warning is directed to pc users it is adviced everyone including mac users disable java. >>> got up yesterday morning looked outside, thermometer, 25. one was 24 and one 25 cat wanted out i said no. >> nice warm fuzzy slippers. >> my dog has done the peek. no, i will wait until later dad. >>> this is cold six straight ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, courtesy of the 49-ers' up-- coming q-b. cbs 5 reporter mike sugerman examines the bicep homage k as "kaepernicking." track 1 what...are...all...these.. .people...doing...smellin g...their....armpits? website, cbs-sf dot com sla sports... for post-season coverage on everything from kaepernicking craze... to john madden's analysis. the a's plan to make a run that trophy themselves..and >>> we dot reports from the as in the news tonight and also, one guy who does not wa

consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >>> a homeland security warning four your computer. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >>> reporter: >> i don't know if it's unprecedented but it's very rarely done if ever. >> reporter: cnet's seth rosenblatt is talk about the homeland security warning to disable the java software on your computer. hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in the software allowing them to trick you into logging into fake websites stealing bank logins and subsequently money and even using your computer to attack other websites. oracle has now released a patch for its java software but security experts say it's not good enough. >> this is sort of one of the ongoing tensions with java. it's very old. and so as patches are released and they do plug certain holes, other holes may not get addressed. >> reporter: java is a computer language that allows programmers to write apps and software that can run on virtually any computer. but rosenblatt says most websites today don't

for me, from a homeland security perspective, sitting on the homeland security committee, i would rather have these people be taken care of, understand who they are, be in line, have visas and allow people to come to this country to work if we need more workers. and really concentration my homeland security resources on those people who really mean to do us harm. >> well, you do know that one of the proposals here, and it relates to homeland security, is that this should be tied to stricter border security, although -- well, let me play for you first what your colleague, marshall blackburn had to say about that. >> item number one has to be a secure border. the american people are sick of what they're hearing about human trafficking, sex trafficking, drug trafficking, weapons trafficking. let's end illegal entry into this country, regardless of what that entry is. >> congressman, john mccain also reiterated this morning, that he felt that the administration had not done a good job with border security, and that's why it was important that these were tied together. do you agree with that?

this item is a grant for $667,000 from the department of homeland security. unlike other grants i brought before you this is a small grant just for san francisco. it will fund planning operations, equipment training and exercises for several city departments including the police department, sheriff's department, fire department. it fund equipment at rec and park as well as training in hazardous materials for staff at the department of public health. there are no new positions that are created under this grant. there are no matching funds that are required. the legislation is retroactive because we received the notice that the grant is has been awarded to us the same day the performance period began which was october 12. and we request your approval of this resolution. happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you so much. this one does not have a report either, so we'll open this item up for public comment. are there members of the public who wish to speak on item 4? >>> [speaker not understood] again. again, i call your attention to the recei

in aerospace engineering team at the university of texas demonstrated to the department of homeland security how for just two thousand dollars they can get this sort of equipment to basically hijack these domestic drones and then use them for whatever they could crash them into buildings you know use them for their own sort of surveillance i guess hacked into the information that's in the drones are concerned should we be about this stuff and is the homeland security or the f.a.a. doing anything about this we have just a minute we i mean you already should be concerned because people can legally use drones and conduct surveillance the fact that the legal drones that we know are out there can be hijacked and used for other purposes the surveillance equipment this event surveillance equipment can be used by possibly nefarious actors should increase should really concern us even more and i think that we need to address this issue it's something they're looking at but it hasn't been fixed yet and it needs to be as soon as we saw militant we've seen a few military drone supposedly get hijacked an

. >>> a homeland security warning for your computer. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >> i don't know if it's unprecedented but it's very airline done if ever. >> reporter: seth rosenblatt is talking about the homeland security warning to disable java software. hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities allowing you to trick you into logging into fake websites stealing bank logins, money and even using your computer to attack other websites. oracle has released a patch for its java software but security experts say it's not good enough. >> this is sort of one of the ongoing tensions with java. it's very old. and so as patches are released and they do plug certain holes other holes may not get addressed. >> reporter: java is a computer language that allows programmers to write apps and software that can run on any computer. but rosenblatt says most websites today don't use java anymore even though the rarely- used software is likely still running on your computer. so i'm not going

download a security patch from the oracle website but even homeland security has concerns about future vulnerabilities if it is left enabled. >> the safest thing is disable it. >> some people may need java to access corporate sites and apps you should imimmediately install the update from the website. the warning is directed to pc users but it is advised anyone even mac users disable java. julie watts, cbs 5. >>> a lot of speculation about a mysterious event at facebook tomorrow. they e-mailed reporters last week inviting them to quote come see what we're building without providing details. rumors have been flying about everything from a smart phone to search engine. last time they held a press conference they announced they were going public. >> apple stock fell below $500 a share investors got nervous after rumbling iphone 5 may not be doing as well as expected. wall street journal reported apple reduced orders for iphone parts because of lower than expected sales. >>> you might be surprised the next time you go to the grocery store. somethings have nearly doubled in price almost ove

you are the first secretary of homeland security who happens to be a woman. what advice do you have to young women thinking about getting into the security field? >> get at it. [laughter] it's fascinating of the it's important. it's challenging. you can serve the public in a way that you can't serve in any other regard so i would just say get at it. >> here, here. anyone disagree with that? if so, leave the room. [laughter] we're now turning to questions from you. please identify yourself, wait for the mic. there are some in an overflow room, and so we'll take some of those in writing. i think that's how this is going to work. we have about a full 20 minutes. i just do want to mention because i see most of them here, and i'm afraid i will no introduce them if i don't read the whole list, but there are members of our advisory group in the room including most of these people in the room, charlie allen, stuart baker, richard, jim, p.j. crowley, steve hadley, and i don't think walter isakson is here. brian michael jenkins, names you all know. phil mudd, eric olson

for everyone else, while the homeland security warning is directed to pc users, it's advised even macle java. and remember, if you have a consumer complain, give us a call, 1-888-5-helps-u. >> disable, disable, disable. >> you don't need it. if you need a website, install it just for a website and then disable. >> got it. thank you. >>> jodie foster "came out" sort of at last night's golden globes. the 50-year-old oscar winner built up the suspense by saying that she had a big announcement to make. >> i'm just going to put it out there right, loud and proud, right? so i'm going to need your support on this. >> whoo. >> i am, uhm, single. [ laughter ] >> foster, alluded to her sexuality saying she "came out" years ago to friends and family. the actress took the stage to accept a lifetime achievement award. >>> all right. we have a really neat addition to our weather team. it's the mobile weather lab. it's fantastic. and paul deanno is here to show us how all the gadgets work. hey, paul. >> we are going to talk about the cbs 5 mobile weather lab over the next several days and weeks. we'

the department of homeland security says there are still flaws. >>> they called the governor's budget'splan imbalanced. >> the administration has had to propose certain things to keep it in balance, build a reserve and fund certain priorities. >> they are projecting a $2 billion short fall. the difference is due tax revenue projections n creased savings and repayments of loans. >>> more and more commuters are riding the bart to work. ktvu's rob roth is in san francisco at one of two stations that bart is taking a close look at. rob? >> reporter: it is the heart of the evening commute and we are here at the bart station, this is the busiest station in the system and many commuters say it is too crowded. but bart is looking at ways to make the commute more comfortable. >> reporter: commuters at the bart station say -- >> it is hectic. >> reporter: gets more crowded by the day. with 391,000 passengers taking bart each week day, ridership is at an all time high and the two most crowded stations are embarcadero and montgomery and that could get worse. ridership could hit $700,000 a day. >> b

but the department of homeland security maintenance there is a big problem. >> also.onstration against san francisco new law on public nod ty. tonight a final chilly nod ty. tonight a final chilly chance for critic o o >> [ screaming]. >> just when america got over tebow forty-niner quarterback collin has created this. he ran wild in the forty-niner 4 45-31 win over 14 bay on is the night at the end of the touch down run he celebrates by flexing his right bizip and kissing it. well if the niners win on sunday they head to the superbowl and as carolyn explains, fans are getting ready to joy them. >>reporter: saturday game was a thing of beauty and fans ecstatic but as the 49ers take that next step on the road to the super bowl, are the faithful heading there too. >> game not played here. >>reporter: game is being played in atlanta. and stewart castleman known as mr. ticket says hasn't sold a single one. >> person wants to travel to atlanta so this is the difference. game if they would have played here or play 10 100,000 dollars worth of tickets i would have got right n

but monday, the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team said the software bugs remain and the software should continue to be disabled. oracle has not yet responded to this latest development. united parcel service is giving up its $7 billion bid to acquire dutch delivery company tnt express. ups abandoned the plan after encountering strong opposition to the deal from the european commission. the commission was expected to announce its decision february 5th. ups will pay $267 million to terminate the deal. swatch, famous for affordable watches, is polishing its brand by acquiring harry winston jewelers, famous for its diamonds. the switzerland-based swatch group is paying $750 million for the luxury jeweler and will assume the company's $250 million in debt. the acquisition strengthens swatch's reach into the prestige segment of the jewelry business, a stated goal of the company. starz on the rise. in its first trading day as a public company, shares of starz shot up more than 10%. the stock opened at $14.20 and closed at $15.59 monday. the company is a spin

i work for the department of homeland security. okay.nderstand you guys have a job to do and i'm not trying to tell you anything else other than that. i swear to god as god as my witness, i was not going to do anything with her. may the lord up stairst strike me dead. i had no intentions on doing anything with that young girl at all. period. i swear to god. >> so you can sit here and tell me that you didn't have any intent to have sex this time. okay. i can believe that. but i'm telling you. i don't believe it that you didn't intend to have sex at some point with this girl. >> i swear to god. sir, i swear to god. >> i guarantee you, it would have happened. you're no different. every guy, first time, third time meeting, fifth time meeting. it would have happened because you meet the first time it's going to happen. there's no reason to meet at all. and reality sets in, dude. >> look, yes, reality set ins right when i stepped out my front door. it did. >> you're exactly right. that's when the crime occurred. you were headed toward a meetin

taxpayers spent $40 million also faced criticism for hiring former homeland security secretary michaelyears ago after he left home when security he gave dozens of interviews using his government credentials to promote. up next critics say the food stamp program forces people into cheapened and healthy eating habits. the coupon mom stephanie nelson says that is not true. take a look at this. so join us next to show us how that's a bunch of nonsense. sit with us. ♪ lou: a new report by the academy of sciences questions from the federal government's food stamp program provide adequate healthy diets for the more than 46 million people on the program. my next guest says this that budget of approximately $120 per week is plenty of money to be the family of four if people knew how to shop smart. joining me now, stephanie nelson, the founder of coupon mom. author of the new york times best selling book. good to have you here. >> they cue for having me. lou: you have some groceries assembled here, and it all looks very good. $120 a week for a family of four is reasonable. >> i do. in fact a $12

taxpayers spent $40 million also faced criticism for hiring former homeland security secretary michael lobbyist for years ago after he left home when security he gave dozens of interviews using his government credentials to promote. up next critics say the food stamp program forces people into cheapened and healthy eating habits. the coupon mom stephanie nelson says that is not true. take a look at this. so join us next to show us how that's a bunch of nonsense. that's a bunch of nonsense. sit with us. man: constant tingling in my toes. woman: i had double vision. woman: they said, "you have multiple sclerosis." man: i kind of had to get a grasp on reality. man: i had to adapt and change very rapidly. woman: i had to learn how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting. man: a symptom may cause you not to be able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do anyf those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. ♪ lou: a new report

department of homeland security is not waiting. on its website, it recommends people disable java. the latest security problem is the talk of the tech world. tech journalist leo laporte explained what to do on his weekly radio show. >> if you go to the settings of your browser, in safari on the macintosh on the security settings, uncheck the box that says enable java. >> reporter: experts caution users not to disable java script, a separate program not affected by the current flaw. charles hadlock, nbc news, dallas. >>> this year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy. last night in dallas, jfk's nephew robert f. kennedy jr. spoke out about the assassination. kennedy said like his father, he questioned the warren commission report which concluded that lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman. he said he believed the evidence is very, very convincing that oswald did not act alone. >>> up next here tonight, when getting married can make a difference to others in need. >>> saturday, of course, is a popular wedding day. and tonight how a wedding can make a big d

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i look forward to hearing from today's witnesses from the department of homeland security and the statedepartment. i'd also like to take this opportunity to thank them for taking the time to be with us here today. you're all dedicated publicker is slams, and we thank you -- public servants, and we thank you for the work you do on a day-to-day basis. and i know you've provided extensive briefings to my staff over the past year on the various security concerns related to the various or visa refugee programs. and i greatly appreciate your assistance on this important issue. from 2004 to 2007, the bloody sectarian enurgency in iraq -- insuren general si in iraq produced substantial civilian displacement and emigration from the country. in response to this growing humanitarian crisis, congress passed legislation which gave iraqis who helped u.s. government or military the opportunity to receive special refugee status and resettlement in the united states. while the motivation behind creating these special immigrant categories were well intentioned, the fact remains that in may of 2011 two ir

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and then number 60 would require certification by the secretary of homeland security that no recipients were receiving funds if they were agent acting actinn contravention to the law preventing gun con confiscation. when guns were improperly confiscated after hurricane katrina, congress passed a law to prevent this from happening in the future. in the state legislature in kansas, i led the effort to pass similar legislation. i have submitted revised amend 68 that would ensure that no funds are used under this bill in violation of the second amendment rights following katrina. my office cleared this language with the parliamentarian's office. many of you following the news, the mayor of new york city made to secret of his desire to bring about the strictest gun control policy, and refused to bring in the national guard to protect the city because they would be carrying guns and and he only wandded the nypd on the street with guns. we need to assure that no individual uses this crisis to infringe on our rights. by passing this amendment we can let them know congress is watching them and w

i traveled all over the world looking at, studying, homeland's security issues, intelligence. i took a 10-day trip to israel. i took a lot of notes when i was there. 88 pages. i met with a lot of the officials in israel. just watching the way of life in israel, there was a bombing when i was there. watching the way of life for the people in a place where terrorism is every day was just one of the most eye-opening things for me in terms of trying to develop policy for the metropolitan police department. i never want to see our country and city living like that. it really inspired me to put together a very strong capability inside the decrease -- the police department. >> what did you change? >> everything. culture. it should have come after oklahoma city and it did not. we did not have the wake-up call into 9/11. we should have done it long before that. completely changing the culture of local law enforcement to understand our duty and our responsibility. it is a big one. to keep our city safe from terrorism. it has evolved since 9/11, but it evolves, the same thing. we have st

. >> president mazzucco: sergeant, the applicant is currently employed with department of homeland security another position, is that correct? >> yes. >> president mazzucco: is that a position where he carries a firearm? >> yes. >> president mazzucco: did he go through a full background check for that. >> i believe so. i spoke to him about it as well as the private investigator who did the background on him. >> president mazzucco: commissioners, any further questions? >> vice president marshall: if i read this correctly, based on your i guess research and the answers it says here the department is recommending, is that correct? >> yes. >> vice president marshall: that's what it says here. okay. >> so if there aren't further questions for the sergeant i wanted to ask if the applicant, mr. romero could come up and ask your permission to ask you these questions and of course you can say no. >>7ljç yes, the applicant does t have to disclose this information publicly, as we've discussedjpp÷ before, the application file and the background information in it is confidential. and that's not -- the r

the department of homeland security the u.s. military and private corporations all cooperated together to monitor and investigate opic occupy wall street protesters as quote domestic terrorists and quote criminals now the more shocking revelation. reportedly bury deep within the government five mentions of a plan to use snipers to assassinate occupy protesters and the movement's leaders in various cities throughout the country these alleged plans were supposed to be taking place in the fall of two thousand and eleven now the names of the groups or individuals involved in the alleged plot are redacted from the f.b.i. documents but what critics say is clear is that the f.b.i. never all learned any one of the potential any of the potential victims that their lives could possibly be in danger or that there's any threat surrounding them the partnership for civil justice fund received the f.b.i. documents on december twenty second so this is fairly new information and this was after they filed a request under the freedom of informatio

part two i was just letting them know look i understand the game plan you guys in the internal homeland security documents for a decade that have now been public for four years that we got from law enforcement were confirmed to be accurate gun owners libertarians returning veterans land rights activist anti federal reserve activist. occupy wall street people anti-war people if anybody who knows the system is corrupt left right or center anybody who's got an i.q. above room temperature anybody who can tie their shoe laces anybody that knows we've got crooks running things in both parties is being listed as the new enemy and they want to kick off this new purge going after gun owner i want to i want to i want to jump ahead because and certainly there's a mental in your show every single day infowars dot com and it's fantastic discussion about this every day i want to talk a little bit about an insurance because we paid. the airing on the show an internet activist who committed suicide last week his father basically blamed the government he said the government killed my son another act of blatant t

i think they are now openly saying all of homeland security is for libertarians and conservatives and gun owners not the conservatives didn't support bush in his chair and it's just the establishment sees people who at least see their pro free market and pro liberty as the enemy we're going into a receivership collectivism implosion by design to bring us to our knees like the people of greece and now italy and other countries we're under the very same occupation the banks are occupation that you've talked about and it is just a nightmare to behold so when i was on piers morgan and i said if you keep pushing it's going to cost seventy seventy six part two i was just letting them know look i understand the game plan you guys in the internal homeland security documents for a decade that have now been public or for years that we got from law enforcement were confirmed to be accurate gun owners libertarians returning veterans land rights activist anti federal reserve activist. occupy wall street people anti-war people anybody who knows the system is corrupt left right or center anybody who