and the f.b.i. is familiar with our department's policy and procedures, specifically, san francisco police department guidelines for first amendment activities which is governed by 8.10. the general operator, on operations, and the ordinance and they are aware that members of the san francisco police department must comply with the provisions contained there in. >> the members of the san francisco department are subject to these guidelines, in any circumstances where sfpd policy is more restrictive than f.b.i. policy and sfpd officers have and will continue to comply with the policy. and 4 a. including whether the ordinance has imp inged the ability for the department to receive terrorism related information from the federal government. i am not aware of the ordinance impinging on any ability of the san francisco list department to receive terrorism related information and however it is possible. 4 b, whether it is the federal government has been cooperative in the san francisco police department's e

the f.b.i. raids the most vicious mafia family. >> the operation is being conducted in the dead of night under strict rules of secrecy. >> reporter: alan pizzey with what they were smuggling in pineapples bound for america. did michael dunn murder a teenager over loud music? manual bojorquez on dunn's explanation. and... >> ♪ animal crackers in my soup ♪ i think i was the luckiest child in america. >> pelley: america was lucky, too. ben tracy remembers shirley temple, who could coax a smile from a great depression >> ♪ on the good ship lollipop >> good evening. this is our western edition. just as we wer just as we were running out of words to describe this endless winter, today the weather service offered "historic" and "catastrophic" to describe the potential of the storm making its way across the south tonight. winter storm watches, warnings and advisories are up from texas all the way over to the east coast, the storm's next target. tonight, alabama is getting a second round of snow. and alon

has changed at all. >> so when the nsa sends this sort of information to the f.b.i. and does it follow up and is the personnel assigned to the jttf available to be used? why or why not? has anyone made inquiry for this. if so, was there any of this information, that was related in the report, and we did not see that. the report, did issue a reference and intelligence sharing but nothing more than that and the mere reference and intelligence sharing is not enough or sufficient in the report. we were told that they are spent about 2800 hours a year on the jttf work and we would like to know what they are doing in that time and the special events and assessment and security that does take up some time does not take up nearly that much. the activity section also seems so describe the mission of the sfpd and the actual work of the sfpd jttf, finally, there appears to have been no special training at all on the ordinance and the unique circumstances of the sfpd or the disclosers and this is troubling considering that the recent disclosures should have sfpd asking whether or

the f.b.i. ffering a cash reward for anything who towns in an offenders and launching a campaign to educate the people who are like through do it. this example hits close to home: a man shining a laser at sky 7 which captured that man being arrested. the crime is a felony punishable by up to five years in federal prison. today, the f.b.i. ups that. >> this is very serious. the f.b.i. is treating it as such. >> the f.b.i. offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that leads to the arrest of someone who point as laser at a plane and the bureau is launching an educational campaign aimed at young males, most common offender. >> san francisco and lasers under us. >> san jose international airport saw 63 laser incidents last year, up from 33 in 2012. in oakland, strikes rose from 22 to 43. at sfo they went from 33 to 38. across the country, there were 3,400 strikes in 2012. last year, there were 3,900, an all-time high. the inexpensive pen-sized laser pointer can possibly blind the pilot. >> t

what i want to talk about, i'll get into the f.b.i. piece of it but i just want to talk a little bit about my experiences working, u.s. government coordination for overseas olimp exgames. i did have the opportunity and they were both highlights of my time at state department, to be involved in the preparation and the actual deployment of u.s. government support to two olympic game, both the sydney games in 2000 and the athens games in 2004. as you know, seven years before the olympics, the venues an the cities are identified system of those countries have seven years to prepare and -- in all aspects of preparation but of course lately security is a significant point of that. the sydney games prior to 9/11 with a very close ally were basically an exciting opportunity. we didn't -- we worried abworst case scenarios and that's what you do. it's risk management. when you're looking at the olympics. 1972, munich, was a watershed event and it's when our goth and most all the governments in the world looked at their counterterrorism capabiliti

the president has also asked you to do a review of the f.b.i. whistleblower protection and recommend changes on how to improve them. the assignment was contained in presidential policy directive 19, which claimed to create protection for whistleblowers with access to classified information. the president gave you 180 days to complete the review and it's now 10 months overdue. there's a lot of lip service to whistleblower protection, but this is another example of how the actions don't match rhetoric. i'm concerned about the president's directive. i recently had a whistle blower from the c.i.a. contact my office. he was seeking to report alleged violations of the whistleblower protections in the president's directive 19. false statements to congress and concerns related to legislation. he tried to get permission to share the classified details with me. yet a c.i.a. lawyer wrote a letter denying permission, claiming judiciary committee members aren't authorized to receive classified information from the c.i.a., which is, of course, false. but it sc

a former regulator calls it terrorism and the f.b.i. doesn't believe that is the case. katie marzullo got some insight from a former agent. >> this wasn't a haphazard attack or four guy drinking beer it looked to be planned. >> the foam -- former f.b.i. agent brings when the head of the energy subcommittee was working during an attack the "most significant incident of domestic terrorism that has ever occurred involving the grid in the un." someone went into a vault and cut telephone cables, cutting service to most of gilroy and snipers opened fire on the substation shooting for 19 minutes. they knocked out 17 transformers that route power to the silicon valley. no one has been arrested. they worry that it was a rehearsal for a bigger plot and if copied across country it could take the united states grid and black out the country. agent smith says if it wasn't trim, in would be evidence. >> there would have to be some information from an informant, a terrorist group informant, domestic or international, that some group was responsible. >> officially the f.b.i. is saying

i called the f.b.i. and reported to them that the number two, the acting director at that time, mike morell, claimed that your agency changed the talking points deleting all references to terrorism and al qaeda. they went ballistic. they also denied that their agents ever withheld information from the c.i.a. because it was an ongoing criminal investigation. the f.b.i. literally went ballistic on the phone. hours later we got a call from the c.i.a. saying the director tor, acting director ms. faulk, we may have changed the talking points, about we don't know why. in light of this, it is now time for a joint select committee to be formed. and how can you get to the bottom of the truth of what happened in benghazi if no one has ever talked to susan rice about why she said what she said. and now is the time to recall mike morell, to ask him questions about the validity of his testimony, the accuracy of his testimony to congress. there are a lot of people who think this is no big deal apparently, particularly

zero special agents working for the f.b.i.'s behavioral analysis you know i love the show the two hundred episode of criminal minds airs wednesday february fifth it airs at nine pm on c.b.s. c.b.s. owns oldies procedurals what do you make why did the shows work. that's good question larry i don't look a gift horse in the mouth or the truth you know or a part of it i think is people have a fascination of peeking behind the curtain of the world that they don't necessarily want to live in but you have to have a fascination with the you know was an answer is to give those who are dealing with the godfather three years ago and it was the first of these with the godfather movies i always thought you know it's that whole thing of you know again of looking behind me you know we know that exists out there just like in criminal minds deal with serial killers in the in the these crazy sick kind of individuals that exist out there we don't want to be part of it but we don't mind peeking behind the curtain and seeing what would do with the

. >> and even though the f.b.i. implemented the new definition in january of 13, california, data collection process, through the ucr, the uniform crime reporting has not updated the reflective changes, but we have in comstat and so should anybody notice that the numbers were putting up in comstat are higher than the numbers that the f.b.i. is reporting in ucr, it is because we are going with the more exhaustive definition, and so it is not necessarily that we are experiencing a uptick, or there is any cause for alarm that rapes are up, it is just that as we get better technologily, our counting keeps getting better and better and in more real time and so i just thought that fit sort of in this presentation. >> thank you. >> 3 b, occ direct's report discussion, report of recent activities. >> good evening, director hick and welcome back. >> good evening president mazzucco and members of the police department, chief, and members of the audience. i don't have a report of recent activities this evening. i will have an o

power grid under attack a former federal regulator claims sniper shot out of power substation while the f.b.i. denies that it was an act of terror we'll have more on those details ahead and just one day until the start of the sochi olympics athletes representing nations from around the world are warming up before the events begin a report from the resort city coming up. and the birth rate in the u.s. continues to drop on americans in a romantic recession will answer that later in the show. it's thursday february sixth five pm in washington d.c. i mean you're a david and you're watching r t america. a formal federal regulator is calling an april sniper attack on silicon valley's phone lines and power grid a terrorist attack according to a wash a wall street journal report it is all thought to be caused not by some glitch in the system but rather by an entire group of snipers who shot up a silicon valley substation for one thousand minutes last year the snipers knocked out seventeen transformers before fleeing the scene the incident took place the day after the boston marathon bombing which kep

have maden the f.b.i. it a top priority working through task forces in its 56 offices and continuing to strengthen the investigative force.ask every day our prosecutors and strive to hold account criminals to be able to identify these criminals wherever they and break up the networks ask bring them though justice. developing meaningful partnerships to strengthen our fight and capacity to protect. we use our tools responsibly and with the important long established legal afeguards that protect against abuse. as just one example of work, ust last week, the u.s. attorneys office in atlanta and guilty i. announced the plea of a russian citizen who dmitted to developing and distributing malware called spy eye. that hacked network omputers by surreptitiously infecting computers enabling to remotely control the computers control ommand and servers. that way the criminals were able o steal personal and financial information such as credit card and mation and user names passwords. they sold the software including sp

to mention the nearly five hundred fifty thousand people on the terrorism watch list according to the f.b.i. well it's no surprise that the rapid pace of marking guilty until proven innocent people as threats is leading to some agree just mistakes such as an eighteen month old toddler who was put on the no fly list in two thousand and twelve or two thousand and ten new york to dubai a flight that was held up after passenger was mistakenly confuse with another no fly lists name they have guys gone even as far as using the list as a tool to threaten individuals into spying on their own communities as detailed in law suit marine veteran amir maché another american and i. believe they were told by f.b.i. agents that they would only be removed from the list if they became informants for the bureau so maybe it's time we call the no fly list for what it is just another pollen in the government's game of security. february is black history month and here in america this time is used to pay homage to thousands of african-americans who changed the course of history across all facets of life from fred

the f.b.i. e attack did $15 million in damage and pg&e doesn't want to take a chance it will happen again. >> looking at using opaque fencing on the perimeter to obstruct the view and we are deploying additional advance camera systems, more alarms and enhanced lighting. >> pg&e has not identified which substations will be improved but metcalf is one. customers may have to foot the bill. >> we have heard of distracted driving and doctors are expressing concern about distracted parenting as nonfatal injuries are increasing by 3 percent a year for children under the age of five. that is 2.5 million injuries a year. the spike reverse as trend from a decade ago. a body television believes parents are distracted by smartphones and other tech gadgets. >> guilty. as charged. >> how is the weather? >> on the roads, it should be dry this morning. mike? >> dry and some are sweating a little because of the moisture in the air but it was a lot easier to get to work today than yesterday. good morning to you, w

the f.b.i. had a mole inside al-qaeda a new bin laden plan to finance terror attacks but the bureau declined to tell congressional investigators or the nine eleven commission the mole and b c news has learned exclusively was an l.a. based driver and confidant of the blind sheikh omar abdel-rahman now in prison for his role in planning the original ninety three terror attack on new york's world trade center the fact that the towers had already been a terror target and that this mall was aware of bin laden's plans to carry out future terrorism delivers yet another blow to the official government narrative which maintains that there was zero knowledge that they tax were simply a failure of imagination remember this. i don't think anybody could have predicted that these people would take an airplane and slam it into the world trade center take another one and slam it into the pentagon that they would try to use an airplane as a missile. right while the known existence of a mole among bin laden's top

so the f.b.i. loved him. the irving character loved him.s one of the beautiful things. >> look what they did to him, they put him in prison. that's love isn't it? >> unfortunately. they felt great heartbreak about it. you were asking me about the women and the transformation. the jennifer character is the wife of irving. many people did transform from this and were reborn. her character struggled for a couple years in real live and had a saddeneding and an unstable ending, and i've known people who have committed suicide and people who have attempted suicide. >> did you think about suicide at your worst? >> yes, i have. i remember at the beginning of my career when i was first starting to write stories. i was staying at my parents -- i and i was first called some guy from my high school, and he said it was ally bad and he handed me my rear, and it was terrible. it means you can look anybody in the eye and stay just have a nice italian meal and listen to ome duke ellington, life's not so bad. so jennifer is such a spirit of life. we had wher

the f.b.i. in san francisco says to the "wall street journal" the bureau does not believe this was a terror attack but reviews evidence. >>> east palo alto will not be outsourcing police services. the city council voted 4-1 against the proposal. the idea came as east palo alto tries to close a $1 million shortfall. 100 people attended the meeting mostly against outsourcing. >>> an after school counselor accused of selling marijuana to elementary school students is expected to be in court. the 20-year-old diaz was arrested at willow glen elementary school. he was a dutior with the "think together" program. a spokesman said he passed two federal background checks before being brought on. he faces two charges of selling marijuana to a minor. >> man tried to run over an officer after officers chased a stolen car yesterday afternoon. the drive got into a crash on 3rd but officers approached he drove the car at them the an officer opened fire but he sped off. police found the stolen vehicle abandoned.

have maden the f.b.i. it a top priority working through task forces in its 56 offices and continuing to strengthen the investigative force.ask every day our prosecutors and strive to hold account criminals to be able to identify these criminals wherever they and break up the networks ask bring them though justice. developing meaningful partnerships to strengthen our fight and capacity to protect. we use our tools responsibly and with the important long established legal afeguards that protect against abuse. as just one example of work, ust last week, the u.s. attorneys office in atlanta and guilty i. announced the plea of a russian citizen who dmitted to developing and distributing malware called spy eye. that hacked network omputers by surreptitiously infecting computers enabling to remotely control the computers control ommand and servers. that way the criminals were able o steal personal and financial information such as credit card and mation and user names passwords. they sold the software including sp

we think the f.b.i. has identified this as a group to watch, but have they said a terror group and has homeland security gotten on board with that? >> this is the interesting thing. they are considered a domestic organization. because they are american citizens, it becomes very difficult to tackle them. yes, if they find specific information about a specific individual doing something illegal, will they get them? of course. most of what they do is legal. they go right up to that line. the reason they're able to operate in the united states is because the state department doesn't consider this group fukra a foreign terrorist organization. they operate in the united states under the name muslims for americans. they have a place in the united states called islamburg. >> it is troubling. now we know 22 villages across the country. thank you for bringing this to our attention. >> they're being watched. >> you know who else is being watched? ainsley earhardt. >> excellent information. in the news this morning,

so the f.b.i. him, the irving character loved him and that's one of the beautiful things. >> rose: look what they did to him, they put him in prison. that's will you have, isn't it. >> they felt great heart back about it. you were asking me about the women in the transformation. the jennifer character as the wife of irving. people did transform from this and were reborn. her character struggled for a couple years and had a sadnding, unstable ending. i know people who have committed suicide and people who have awe tempted to commit suicide. >> rose: did you think about suicide in your worst -- >> yes. i remember at the beginning of my career when i first started telling stories, i was writing a script, i was at my parents house i couldn't afford to live elsewhere. i was 25. i'm saying am i crazy. i called some guy up from high school who knew stories and said it was really bad. i remember laying in bed thinking i could just go downstairs and turn the car o terrible. that means you can look anybody in

. >>> the f.b.i. looking for a man called the valentine's day bandit who has robbed two banks on the peninsula. the two photo are from a chase bank in millbrae january ten. the one on the invite from a bang of the west in burlingame on valentine's day. agents say he showed a handgun during both robberies and should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> this a few hours 15-year-old from san jose will perform on olympic ice for the first time in sochi. she is the 12 the of 30 competitors scheduled in the ladies first skating short program and got a big send off from the classmates in san jose where she is a sophomore and at sharks ice where she trains. she burst into the public i didn't when she finished second at the national championships last month. the live talk back with "good morning america" from the sochi olympics is coming up at 6:00. >> she may look 15 but when she speaks you could not think of her being that young. >> quite a competitor. >> we will check out our weather with mike nicco. >>>

than the f.b.i. collection program. >> hackers continue to target retailers but there is no evidence the attacks are a coordinated tonight bring down the economy. that is the conclusion of a multiagency government task force looking into cyber attacks against american companies. the tasks for says that it is hard to overstate dangers posed by data theft and other intrusions. the report doesn't name retailers but this comes after recent athats on target. >> officials will decide if they need to order additional water conservation measures because of the drought. the santa clara water district says it will discussion the status of the area's water supply at a board meeting tonight including water convocation programs for the 1.8 million customers. officials voted to and customers to voluntarily reduce water usage by ten percent. >>> east bay mud board will meet to discuss whether to ask customers to voluntarily reduce their water use by 10 percent starting today. east bay mud provides drinking water fo

instead of the f.b.i. sounds like a technical issue, but the board has concluded on that basis that the section 215 program is unlawful. if you read section 215 where it talks about production of tangible things, there is no requirement whatsoever that it be made to the f.b.i. the majority has, instead, cobbled together this prohibition and rested its legal analysis on this prohibition that does not appear on the face of the statute. >> if i could just ask one other question because i'm going to have to leave. let me just shift to the n.s.a. television -- telephone metadata program, which received most of the attention in these hearings and in the media. ms. brand, it's my understanding that the board is unanimous that the metadata program is constitutional, but divided on whether it is authorized by statute. is that a fair characterization? >> that's correct. >> in addition to the board of substantive conclusion about whether the patriot act authorizes the metadata program, i wonder whether the board shoul

when sheriff's deputies arrived they called the bomb squad who called the f.b.i. and realized this wasn't just a little explosion, it was a potentially catastrophic problem for the homes west of redding. >> the chemicals and explosives known and unknown are unstable. >> reporter: and now the waiting game for the fog and inversion layer to clear so the home can be burned down because the explosives are too sensitive to move even for a bomb robot. for the next several days this is the end of the road on chapral drive. everybody has been told they must evacuate within a two mile radius. the folks who live there were told to take five days' worth of clothes, medication and wait. >> toys for the kids, jewelry, paperwork. >> reporter: some are standing their ground defiant in the face of danger. >> i'm not leaving, no. i don't agree with what they're doing. >> reporter: tonight deputies, engineers and firefighters briefed evacuees while two dots on maps potential explosive zones. >>> a bit of shock for neighbors in san fransisco's haight ashbury when a large tree toppled

told us, that was me and senator lindsey graham, that the f.b.i. he talking points which susan rice used. it wasn't. he did. and there's still a question about who exactly made the decision to take the word terror and extremist out of the talking points that susan rice used. and you can't do all of this except in the context of a presidential campaign where the president's message continuously of his people were, osama bin laden is dead and al qaeda is on run. this obviously contradicted that basic line of their campaign. jon: senator, i know you have some thoughts about the pentagon's budget cuts that have been proposed this week. if you would be god good enough to share those after the break. senator mccain, thank you. ... ... ... ... ... ... lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's lobsterfest! the year's largestelection of lobst entrees like loter lover's dream or new dueling lobster tail withne crab-stuffed tail and one topped with shrimp. hurry in and sea food fferently. jon: back now with arizona

the f.b.i. and marshal service say the convicted sex offender went on the run after attack the police officer. the 28-year-old briggs was spotted last week and is between 5' 5" and briggs could be working in the area. >> kevin bridges -- briggs has worked in hotels and lend scraping and he could be working for money to be traveling to either mexico or to oregon, washington state. >> local police have been warned to look out. if you see briggs call 9-1-1. >> ukraine president yanukovych struck a deal with the european union announcing early elections and a coalition government after all night negotiations with european union diplomats intended to end the battle between the police and protesters. 70 protesters were killed and more than 500 were injured in downtown kiev yesterday. yanukovych scrapped a pact with the e.u. in favor of close ties with russia and that started the protesters. the opposition agreed to initiate the deals but it is too early to declare a breakthrough. >>> a special task for

the f.b.i. ious mafia family. >> the operation is being conducted in the dead of night under strict rules of secrecy. >> reporter: alan pizzey with what they were smuggling in pineapples bound for america. did michael dunn murder a teenager over loud music? manual bojorquez on dunn's explanation. and... >> ♪ animal crackers in my soup ♪ i think i was the luckiest child in america. >> pelley: america was lucky, too. ben tracy remembers shirley temple, who could coax a smile from a great depression >> ♪ on the good ship lollipop

instead of the f.b.i. sounds like a technical issue, but the board has concluded on that basis that the section 215 program is unlawful. if you read section 215 where it talks about production of tangible things, there is no requirement whatsoever that it be made to the f.b.i. the majority has, instead, cobbled together this prohibition and rested its legal analysis on this prohibition that does not appear on the face of the statute. >> if i could just ask one other question because i'm going to have to leave. let me just shift to the n.s.a. television -- telephone metadata program, which received most of the attention in these hearings and in the media. ms. brand, it's my understanding that the board is unanimous that the metadata program is constitutional, but divided on whether it is authorized by statute. is that a fair characterization? >> that's correct. >> in addition to the board of substantive conclusion about whether the patriot act authorizes the metadata program, i wonder whether the board shoul

church committee which was tasked with investigating illegal intelligence gathering activities by the f.b.i. the n.s.a. and the cia two in one thousand nine hundred eighty five in one thousand nine hundred six the church committee published fourteen reports of intelligence gathering abuses by u.s. intelligence agencies in august of seventy five the church committee released its findings and sen church went on m s n b on n.b.c.'s meet the press after the findings were released and said that in the need to develop a capacity to know what potential enemies were doing the united states government has protected the technological capability the neighbors us to monitor the messages that go through the air now that is necessary and important as the united states to the united states as we look abroad it enemies or potential enemies we must know at the same time that capability at any time could be turned around on the american people and no american would have any privacy left such as the capacity to monitor everything telephone conversations telegrams it doesn't matter there would be no place to h

the f.b.i. stigating shocking claims from the so-called craigslist killer who says she was involved with at least 22 murders. in an interview with a local newspaper, 19-year-old miranda barbour claims she was part of a satanic cult and stopped counting her victims after the 22nd. >> i saeed as you sit -- i said as you sit here, do you have remorse whatsoever and she said none. >> she also went on to say i wanted to talk about this because i know i had a 20 year window where i could possibly get out of jail where i didn't want that to happen. if i were to be released, i would do that again. >> two skiers missing in a colorado avalanche have been found dead. they were part of a group of seven skiers swept up in the rest of the group rescued. three are hospitalized at this hour. this is the third deadly avalanche in colorado in less than a week and experts predict this is not the last avalanche of the season. >> he's been on the job for five months but the head of the u.s. immigration and customs en

last october, the f.b.i. shut down the web site silkroadalled it was a one-stop shop for drugs and weapons used through bitted coins. >> i'm sure it has been used but so have u.s. dollars and diamonds and gold over time. >> reporter: with the biggest bitcoin exchange planning to file for bankruptcy, silbert said he is can thing with major bankbanks and regulators. >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. here's a rare picture that we received. the president of the united states meeting today with the speaker of the house. it is their first one-on-one meeting in the oval office since december of 2012. we're told that they agreed that there is much work to be done, though in this election year, there's considerable doubt that they will do it. president obama found another opponent on the phone today. he called hamid karzai, the president of afghanistan, and gave him an ultimatum concerning u.s. troops there. david martin has been looking into this. >> reporter: you could say president obama finally gave up on presi

the f.b.i. estigating. >> people looking to sign up for health insurance will find themselves out of luck for now. the website cannot process elections. the social security administration is running an annual systems maintenance. they rely on the social security administration to verify data. the system maintenance began on saturday spends tomorrow morning. >> the city council is trying to help battling of drought approve giving treated wastewater to rangers and grape growers like this one in addition to saying the water is safe the mayor ads that the state needs to get their act together for water. >> we don't have in california a comprehensive ground water policy. that is something we need to work on. there needs to be consistency that the boards are working together on the same page. i don't think that is happening. that is a problem. >> critics say another problem is the city council assuming regional water regulators will be on board with the plane. >> 17 rural communes in california are in