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[0:09]" Every day. Good afternoon it's 330 at sunny and few clouds around in a comfortable 82 degrees in Boston I'm Diane Stern. Here's what we're following in New Jersey official -- to -- workers filling their -- gas tanks -- taxpayer money called the alleged to have a slap in the face a successful first year for the text test program."

[0:57]" And topping our news this half hour -- suspended Boston Police officer is sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to robbing a Roslindale gas station. Prosecutors have won -- five years for Michael G announced he was off duty when he barged into the business said -- island Washington streets last January. Jones ordered one of the owners out at gunpoint then grabbed cash inside the register Jones then held of a second person but got no money. New Jersey state workers are accused of filling the tanks in their own personal cars at taxpayer expense. We have more on that from ABC's caring parent teacher escaped."

[1:34]" While drivers are paying well over four dollars a gallon for gas prosecutors say some government workers in New Jersey we're paying nothing. A dozen of them in the Camden area stand accused of stealing gas for their personal cars from government filling stations. The employees face prison time and thousands of dollars in fines the New Jersey Attorney General says people are struggling to afford the gas they need and she called the alleged theft. A slap in the face."

[1:59]" Others say workers in New Jersey dropped a dime on those alleged gas -- Sunday marks the first anniversary of the Boston Police text a tip program. WBZ is Lisa Meyer is learned that in the first year the number of text messages received. Has been more than double the tips that came in the year before the program began those tips have helped get bad guys off the streets."

[2:22]" There have been some quality -- quality information. Mike -- merits with crime stoppers it handles tax to -- we don't. -- identity -- we just want your information he says people in the neighborhoods get that especially young people. The future Arabs Texan does not mean you'll is that teenagers communicating. More like -- and calls and email."

[2:46]" I'm -- says since text to -- started at no snitch culture seems to be eroding."

[2:52]" Well beyond. People don't know -- and in an environment where they have to live across a treatment drug deal or --"

[4:09]" Virginia Republican frank wolf a frequent critic of human rights violations in China says the FBI has told him for of his office computers work. And that hackers -- in China will says he was told other members of congress also had their computers broken in. In two by the Chinese and computers have at least one congressional committee were compromised too."

[4:29]" Also New Jersey congressman Chris Smith says two of his computers have been hacked into at Smith has also been a longtime critic of Beijing. At a Boston company is uncovered a software security hole that could leave all cities in nuclear power plants vulnerable. WBZ's Laurie Kirby has that experts at course security technologies on the electronic Achilles heel week."

[4:51]" Covered vulnerability in a particular piece skated software."

[4:55]" Software that controls process he's a nuclear power plants and other big facilities."

[4:59]" It potentially able to be accessed by people who shouldn't be -- it should have the capability to get on those computers."

[5:06]" Red paint it with course security technology says current talk to work the target network would have to be connected to the Internet which would mean a rogue employee would have to axis assistant of toilet are we addressed it."

[5:16]" Particular vulnerability has been fixed by the vendor there's no way to know every particular user up this software has applied affect its. Probably likely adds up to date that not everybody."

[5:27]" Laurie Kirby WBZ Newsradio 1030 police details are at the home of the Texas judge awarded children removed from a polygamous ranch. Published reports say police in Utah and Arizona have warned that enforcer is from the breakaway Mormon group may be targeting judge Barbara -- A web site run by a Florida man had apparently issued a threat to pay a visit to her home. An attorney representing the polygamous sect says the man is not sanctioned by the group. Here's the."