Historical data clearly indicate that if a credit card turns up in two cities on two continents on the same day, that's a useful pattern.

Most big cities have (cameras or partitions). They don't have it here. I lived in Tampa, and they didn't have it there, and one guy a year got killed.

San Antonio continues to have the lowest combined gas and electric bills among the nation's largest cities, and even with an adjustment, we should continue to be the low-cost leader.

It takes funding away from cities and counties and brings it to Columbia. We think that's a disaster.

I think there was some spending there to bring things up to speed.

The challenge of predicting terrorism is that unlike fraud, we don't have the same volume of historical data to learn from. Compounding this is the fact that terrorists are constantly changing their methods and do their best to avoid leaving any digital footprints in the first place.