our tagers have moved mostly to inseta gram. so, i'm using a lot more inseta gram. * from what i understand they're get for getting warrants, very cooperative. and we've had some success with instagram stuff lately. >> very cool. all right. again, some of you that have already used facebook, i don't know how you use yahoo! or what? >> g-mail. >> it's a free e-mail system. your very first step is to set up an e-mail account because you have to have an e-mail account to set up your facebook account. do not put your work e-mail address down. [laughter] >> right. michael.cad ex at phoenix.gov doesn't go well. facebook has all these new graphs and everything that if you put your e-mail address in there, they see it tells facebook you work for the city of phoenix, it tells you all these things. so, make sure you do not use your work e-mail. >> [speaker not understood]. >> yes, that's huge. it's part of the process. we're going to go over it here in a second. if somebody wants a free one, i can start you off today, okay. we'll use thei

go ahead. >> so, they identify the tager so they can make sure [inaudible]? >> yeah, we don't. >> you can search it like i want sewer, put search sewer [speaker not understood]? >> i'll show you right after this. it's exactly right. they have people who are trained to read graffiti. how many people can read all this crap that you see? it's taken me a couple years to finally start -- oh, look at that, look at that. i even have my kids doing it now. dad, look, graffiti. hey, that is that says sewer. yeah, it does. they do all the analysis of t. if you do use their program -- and i'm not trying to promote graffiti tracker. i'm just telling you what we use because they wanted to get rid of it from the city of phoenix this month or this year. and i said, don't do it because this is helping me a ton. they will provide you a person to come to court as an expert witness if you need it. but after you go to waldo's presentation next, you'll become an expert, too. but you can use them if you needed to. they do everything for you. i told you about the maps. i know this i

i've heard stories of guns being taken off tagers. it is a violent culture or has aspects of violent culture in it. you need to educate people on that. when you're going -- when you're painting over someone's graffiti, that could be seen as the ultimate disrespect. and you could be exposing yourself to a lot of danger. that's one of the reasons why we have officers going out with juveniles. now, the good thing about doing paint overs is it's not a signature. that's a blanket of paint covering graffiti. so, thor just going to know that i directed them to do that. and they can, they can address me if they have any problems with the fact that i told somebody to paint over them. you know, i'm not putting a tag there. it's city property. and as far as the type of paint we use, we don't use aerosol paint. we don't use solvents or thinners or anything like that. so, i'm not exposing the kids in my program to any dangerous chemicals or anything like that. but -- >> [speaker not understood]. >> but i am present and that is a big concern. and y

it tells you the last 30 days, last 90 daresctiontion last year, or all-time tagers. tell tells you how many times they hit, who they hit, who they are. if you have that documented. one thing we stopped doing is putting in people we have identified into this program because we have had officers that -- this is accessible to all of our phoenix police officers. they get on it and they said, oh, ricardo sanchez is sewer and sewer is written right there. so, he did it. we can't do it that way. they'll write reports and list them as a suspect in the whole matter and they want us to go out and arrest him. we have to prove that person did it. we took that out. we have our own database that we keep, like a microsoft works, whatever, that we can do all our searches for people we have identified. and we can tell the officer when they call us, hey, ricardo sanchez, yep, that's sewer. boom, then we can start moving on. but i love graffiti checker. it's a great program and it can help you out. once we do get a person like -- let's see, this one is sewer. sewer has 106 incidences.

is this going to be a lasting impression, something tagged by the tagers.ity and all are hoping that won't be the case. if you do get caught, dmv has a right to suspect your driver's license for up to two years. >> reporting live on southbound 101, looking okay for your commute. northbound 101, a little bit slow. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> starting just hours from right now, drivers should expect delays at the dumbarton bridge toll plaza as workers there install a new oautomated toll collection system. starting at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 6:00 a.m. the next morning. that will be happening until may 23rd. new details about a few of the bay area's biggest companies placing a very big bet on the super bowl. the gap and apple will hold a press conference to officially pledge a combined $30 million if the bay area lands super bowls in 2016 or 2017. if they win the bowl bid, the game would be played and the new 49ers, $1.2 billion, santa clara stadium. miami is the only other stadium in the running. nfl runners will make the decision on may 21st. the pled

i've arrested tagers with knives and brass knuckles. i've heard s

considering the lengths tagers will go to to spray paint. they will risk their lives to get on that bridge to do their artwork. >> we'll see how long it lasts. they will find a way to tag it again. >> within a couple of days is my guess. at least for a couple of days without a clean bridge again. >> someone who is stupid enough and perhaps creative enough to cut the wire to, get around the fence, to climb, to get through the barricades, will find a way to get up to the bridge again. >> reporter: caltrans, the city and union pacific will also be cleaning up the graffiti on the mckie bridge and the bird avenue that has the rip tommy tag on it. as you are heading into downtown san jose. if you are into graffiti and you shouldn't be. it is highly illegal. dmv does have the right if they catch you to suspect your driver's license for up to two years. reporting live, bob redell. "today in the bay." >>> we want to check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. so we enjoy the next couple of days. >> if you like the warm weather. some peopl