U.S. secretly got Associated Press phone records; AP calls it “massive” intrusion: http://t.co/HTK3QPsr5d
RT @nycjim: Brainiacs in ATM heist took cellphone pics, landed on @NYTImes front page. http://t.co/fweIKqoums
fascinating read: Special Report: Subprime bond bounces back, leaving behind a subprime borrower http://t.co/u8m53u8Rny via @reuters
Reuters deputy social media editor Matthew Keys says he was dismissed
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22 (Reuters) – Thomson Reuters
has dismissed Matthew Keys, the deputy social media editor of
Reuters.com who was indicted on charges of aiding members of the
Anonymous hacking collective, Keys said in a Twitter message on
Monday.
Thomson Reuters spokesman David Girardin said that Keys was
no longer with the company, effective Monday, and declined
further comment.
RT @ReutersPolitics: Senate votes 54-46 in favor of expanded background checks measure, fails to reach 60-vote threshold #breaking
Private equity group Cerberus could sell Bushmaster rifle maker to Cerberus founder: http://t.co/mqgLCAqt8Y
Silicon Valley conserves power after substation damaged by gunshots
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – A Silicon Valley power substation was damaged after rifle shots were fired at it early on Tuesday morning, leading the California grid operator to call for electricity conservation.
Electricity in the tech capital has not been interrupted so far, as residents and businesses have responded well to the call to save power, said Steven Greenlee, a spokesman for the state grid manager.
A request for drones — RT @Reuters: Ivory Coast wants surveillance drones to replace U.N. troops http://t.co/y1GdcBTMx7
Silicon Valley power alert after substation damaged by gunshots
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – A Silicon Valley power substation was damaged after shots were fired at it early on Tuesday morning, leading the California grid operator to call for electricity conservation in the face of what appeared to be an act of vandalism.
Gunfire was heard about 1:46 a.m. at the Metcalf substation on the southeast outskirts of San Jose, according to Kurtis Stenderup, a spokesman for the county sheriff. Law enforcement is treating it as an act of vandalism for now, he added.

