i really like ronnie. i want ronnie to do so well, he can open up an honest establishment. >> but what makes it fun is you get it secretly on the corner, that's what makes it exciting. he -- >> it's probably an all-cash business. >> we wish you good luck, ronnie. >> we really do. don't turn around. >> and don't turn the lights on for him. >> he didn't give it to us, we paid him. >> all right. thanks, ronnie. this brings us to our next topic, which is very important. the obesity rate is up, big-time, thanks to ronnie. apparently they went through all the different states and figured out which states had the most obese people and which states had the least obese. most obese is mississippi. yeah. but this is interesting. because people actually called in, i mean they called people and asked them about their weight and height and stuff. so it's really based on how honest you were, too. >> would you be? >> no. i mean, who is? >> that's right. they say the healthiest places -- >> colorado, doesn't surprise me. >

ronnie deutch, who promises to solve your i.r.s. tax nightmares, is now accused of scamming millions from her clients. vicky nguyen has more on the lawsuit and one victim's advice. >> i'm ronnie deutch, whether it's $1 or $1,000. >> reporter: the tax lady's ads caught the eye of jennifer giranamo. she said three years of bad accounting left her $30,000 in tax debt. >> the irs is calling and mailing me letter after letter. and they were going to attack my bank accounts, my property, anything they could. they could even go after my clients for money. >> reporter: so she called ronny deutsche. >> they told me that they could get penalties and interest taken off, that they could lessen my tax bill and get me into an agreement i could afford. what the reality of it was was that they didn't help me. that my case sat there for months and months. >> reporter: jennifer says she paid about $2,000 for services that amounted to nothing. turns out she's far from alone. we found dozens of similar complaints online at rip-off report and complaints

tax lawyer ronnie deutsch prom sink to save you money.he state attorney general is going after her in court saying she swindled customers out of millions of dollars. jackie bedford shows us the story of one who lost thousands. >> reporter: it's a name you've probably heard. sacramento tax attorney ronnie deutsch has mastered the use of tv commercials to advertise her company nation-wide. >> wherever your deductions hide we'll find them. >> reporter: but tonight the state attorney general's office trying to pull the plug on what they call deutsch's heartless scheme that swindled thousands of people. >> i do feel good. >> reporter: jennifer gentlemen ronnie mo said she fell victim. i was watching cnbc which is a reputable takings and saw an ad for ronnie deutsch. >> reporter: but three months after paying deutsch's firm to get the irs off her back she says the company had taken no action. >> reporter: by october i started getting notes from the irs that they were going to levy. >> reporter: jennifer was in jeopardy of losing everything she

how they may perhaps discover new instruments with which to fight corporate economic globalization ronnie if i can go to you i think it's very interesting what i was scared to say because it seems like globalization works for the world of finance ok we have bailouts but really they're just bailing out banks all over the world you saw him on wall street and we've seen it in greece greece is not going to get that money it's going to go to the banks that they won't get to them in the first place so is is there a de globalization in some cases in intensified globalization in other cases. is this an intensified globalization a great market of finance so this has become more extreme partly it's because they removed the constraints are partly because new economic doctrines that come to say that whatever the banking system does when it creates money and then see it for any purpose including because she. no economy but that is good and serves the purposes and there is a third aspect which is in fact probably which is the computerized economy and the overall effect of this is that control has moved

jennifer says she also recovered about half of the $2,000 she paid to ronny deutsche by contacting the better business bureau. she says the agency helped her get that partial refund. meanwhile, our messages to deutsche and her attorneys were not returned. >> with so many of these services, a lot of them with these commercials, how do you know if you're choosing somebody who's actually legit? >> experts say you have to do a basic internet background search of the service you're thinking about using. enter the name such as smith tax and the word "review." if you see a lot of negative feedback, that is a red flag. checking peer review sites like rip-off report and complaints board also a good idea. and check through the bbb for any complaints. don't pay a large sum of money up front. >> that's always an indicator. >>> well, school is back, and this year that means students better skip skipping school. because starting tomorrow, schools across the bay area will be cracking down on truancy. in richmond students caught cutting class will earn themselves a trip to the community center for cou

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[reading names] >> hi, i am ronny. good afternoon. i am here to represent my business and the san francisco brewers guild. we all support, or i do, personally, to maintain critical services in the city. the treatment and prevention. these are city priorities. i do not think this will bring results that it intends. it said that this fee would go to lower sales and job losses. there is the cost of chronic alcohol abuse. i feel that that study mrs. two fundamental points. the actual cost increases, one nickel per drink -- i feel about the steady mrs. two fundamental points. -- the study misses two fundamental points. there are declining sales, less payroll tax, and there is going to be fewer tourists to come here, and we need to increase jobs, and the city will get more revenue. wholesalers. this will hurt our ability to fund important programs. i feel we need programs to encourage sales in a very sensitive environments, and we need an increase in spending. [bell] >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is -- with an association. we are

. >> self pro claimed tax lady ronnie deutsch is being accused of fraud, a lawsuit is accusing her ofr straighting a heartless scheme, swindling consumers looking for help fighting irs. she's accused of taking charge upfront fees and providing little or no help lowering taxes. i contacted the law offices today the person answering public relations line declined to comment on whether or not there could be a comment. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> and there is five california teenagers that will recognize today for the work they're doing, honored in san francisco watt wards, and. >> this is exactly what they're doing. some projects are helping save the environment. others are helping at risk kids. kyle wise raised money to build seven soccer fields in africa. >> it brings happiness and communities together especially in africa. and this is making them happy and give kids joy. >> it includes $36,000 and so they can continue helping repair the world. >> fabulous. >> yes. >> and kanda -- sandhya patel with the accu-weather forecast. >> we're going to have another short-lived event. wed

i like ronny spector's voice, the background voices, the drums, the basses, guitars, the precauti p precautio to my prucushion, i would go to my piano and play chords. and i kept playing chords, and finally a melody would happen. and then all of a sudden, the lyrics. then i had the song written. i would go, carl, come here. listen to this song. i wasn't taught, i was inspired. i taught myself how to write music. >> the do run run by the crystals taught me how to make an exciting record. it was so exciting. it would almost bring you to tears. i love their harmony. it was very tight, close-knit. i couldn't believe the wonderful melody which made me cry. i don't know what it is about that record, but it makes me that record, but it makes me cry. george gershwin song rhapsody in blue is one of my favorite songs. i listened to it and loved it. right in the middle of the rhapsody comes this beautiful violin section, and just blows my mind. i love his orchestrations and hislyrics. i can't tell you how much they inspired me. ♪ they can't take that away from me ♪ ♪ the way you smile at me the way you

i want to mention, i worked with ronnie in the past very successfully. i fund raised for $24,000 to pay for the 12 unit that is the park and rec staff participated in child development. we did not have the money in our budget to do that. i felt that it was important to have in good faith, child development course work at st. mary's recreation center and -- i -- there was a -- a positive experience and i wanted to continue to do that kind of shared programming. so -- >> let me ask you one more question then. that is -- from a timing standpoint for your program, as i saw a long e-mail trace over almost a year and a half on this issue with city college, i got the impression you needed to know last june that the he's wasn't going to be extended so that you could -- you could move out and -- so, am i assuming correctly that we have long passed the date that you could find -- that you would -- you would terminate the services or when -- when do you take up again with classes? city college is a large place. >> i went there. >> okay. >> there have been people in

in the heinz of push the world's biggest brewer have climbed the most in three months even though ronnie in food and beverage companies telecoms on the pharmaceutical sector are also lending some support on the footsie. russian markets ohio. midday in moscow the r.t.s. is only just edging into the black my sex is gave me half a percent and as you may just a leading the games that have to is outperforming up one and a half percent the south bank to raise early as losses b. to b. is up point nine percent. europe's nickel has called an extraordinary general meeting for the twenty first of october the move comes after twenty five percent shareholder result has disputed the outcome of the annual general meeting in june a push for arbitration involving it and while shareholder interests in the london courts now tell you how clever has more. an aerial general meeting of no rules can equal at the end of june has provided a new source of conflict. it's owing to ross with a twenty five percent stake in normal game for seats on the board but drew so which also has twenty five percent gain only thre

germinated proceedings are already on but it was kevin cool ronnie who found himself in the right place at the right time to get dinar more than the twenty six minutes and however is a neat level matters just eight minutes later alexander carries a call for the men with initial effort handing down colossus the easiest the finishes the national press hard afterwards but it was the needs alexander who call rove who could have stolen all three points deep in the second have the blues nevertheless eight points clear of the chasing pack. elsewhere a surprise package sparks up not up to third after a six goal thriller over rock bottom seek the sports side it suits you and all to play for eight minutes from sports got the breakthrough they were seeking d'andre do the necessary from the spot and he became full right at the people that god was during the logic side with the throat says it's a third place and keep well in the hunt for the champions league football next season. rostov are another team determined to make an impact this year the south the russian outfit taking care of business sunil

the doctors like ronnie whitfield are not here for money he came from baton rouge louisiana to lend a hand there is nothing currently my whole career builder supports the safety of what i call these free play for the sake of their cause rickets and everything to him. sure bill i don't know if there's any plans for president obama to include the free clinics in that process so that's an unfortunate thing because we're actually saving lives and preventing illness in these clinics and shows a small example of what a truly from free health care system can seem like meanwhile even though the president is trying nothing's going to take place regarding health care and so two thousand and fourteen people could die today or tomorrow i lost my brother to cancer i lost my great grandmother to cancer and my green. that's all i have to say an employee uninsured and another statistic seeking medical help for an organization many of these patients insist they can rely on more than the government's proposed reforms for the washington establishment that pressed for the health care bill what it lacked.

ronny doich advertises on national television offering to help people with their taxes.the suit accuses the the a sacramento county woman of swindle thousands of clients and offering little or no help in reducing their tax bills. an attorney for deutch refused to comment. >>> police say a heavy set man robbed the exchange bank around 4:30 this afternoon. he had a buzz haircut and wore dark framed glasses. police aren't saying how much they got away with but are offering a $5,000 reward. >>> the personal data of drivers who use fast track or some other method to pay tolls automatically in california passed data. the bill now moves to the state senate. >>> a bill that would stiffen stiffen penalties for repeat law offenders could be revoked for ten years if the driver is convicted of three or more dui offenses in the decade. the bill has already cleared the senate, there's no word on whether the governor will sign it. >>> it's now official, tiger woods and his wife are divorced. the golfer's public imagine crashed following the infamous suv crash nine months ago. that's wh

. >>> ronny doitch says today the lawsuit filed against jerry brown is political.e lawsuit accused doitch of misleading customer. doicht insisted her firm has saved taxpayers tens of millions of the dollars. >>> pierce says she will take her kaáeus case to the supreme court. her decision comes after an appeals court. >>> senator john mccain handedly won his reelection. early in the campaign, it appeared that mccain may have been trailing. >>> and tomorrow republican candidate for governor of california megawhitman will be appearing here on ktvu on mornings on 2. we'll be talking to her about her race against democrat jerry brown. >>> the man who served as richard nixon's last attorney general during the water gate scandal died today. william saxbie was 80 years old. saxbie was known as a republican maverick. he once called the nixon administration one of the most inept in history. >>> straight ahead, we'll bring you up to date on that wildfire that has burning tonight east of mount diablo. >>> plus triple digit heat and the dangers of dehydration. what some people

ronny doich advertises on national television offering to help people with their taxes.the suit accuses the the a sacramento county woman of swindle thousands of clients and offering little or no help in reducing their tax bills. an attorney for deutch refused to comment. >>> police say a heavy set man robbed the exchange bank around 4:30 this afternoon. he had a buzz haircut and wore dark framed glasses. police aren't saying how much they got away with but are offering a $5,000 reward. >>> the personal data of drivers who use fast track or some other method to pay tolls automatically in california passed data. the bill now moves to the state senate. >>> a bill that would stiffen stiffen penalties for repeat law offenders could be revoked for ten years if the driver is convicted of three or more dui offenses in the decade. the bill has already cleared the senate, there's no word on whether the governor will sign it. >>> it's now official, tiger woods and his wife are divorced. the golfer's public imagine crashed following the infamous suv crash nine months ago. that's wh

. >>> ronny doitch says today the lawsuit filed against jerry brown is political.lawsuit accused doitch of misleading customer. doicht insisted her firm has saved taxpayers tens of millions of the dollars. >>> pierce says she will take her kaáeus case to the supreme court. her decision comes after an appeals court. >>> senator john mccain handedly won his reelection. early in the campaign, it appeared that mccain may have been trailing. >>> and tomorrow republican candidate for governor of california megawhitman will be appearing here on ktvu on mornings on 2. we'll be talking to her about her race against democrat jerry brown. >>> the man who served as richard nixon's last attorney general during the water gate scandal died today. william saxbie was 80 years old. saxbie was known as a republican maverick. he once called the nixon administration one of the most inept in history. >>> straight ahead, we'll bring you up to date on that wildfire that has burning tonight east droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobile 3g

ronny mccry, his family, a great group of bluegrass pickers, chris charp, dennis krout, a great uprightguys. stuart, the fiddle player. these are the real pickers. it's always comfortable to be able to look at anybody in the room and nod at them and know they're going to take a great chorus. >> larry: kind of fun when you sing with great people, right? >> absolutely. >> larry: they make you better. >> absolutely. >> larry: anybody you haven't worked with you want to work with? >> let's sing one. let's you and i do one. >> larry: you want to do one? "blue skies"? >> yeah. >> want me to get started? ♪ blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies do i see ♪ ♪ bluebird singing a song nothing but bluebirds ♪ ♪ from now on ♪ never saw the sun shining so bright ♪ ♪ never saw things going so right ♪ ♪ working in the day worry at night ♪ ♪ when you're in love my how it flies ♪ ♪ blue skies blue days all of them gone ♪ ♪ nothing but blue skies from now on ♪ >> larry: as we go to break, here's a look at wilie on the road again in concert. >> well, hello there. ♪ whiskey river take my mind don't

ronny mccry, his family, a great group of bluegrass pickers, dennis sharpe, dennis crout, upright bass real pickers. it's comfortable to know you can look at anybody in the room and nod and they'll do a great course. >> larry: anybody you haven't worked with you want to work with? >> let's sing one. you and i do one? >> larry: you want to do one? "blue skies?" >> yeah. >> want me to get started? ♪ blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies do i see ♪ ♪ blue bird singing a song, nothing but blue birds from now on ♪ ♪ never saw the sun shining so bright ♪ ♪ never saw things going so right ♪ ♪ working in the day, worry at night when you're in love my how it flies ♪ ♪ blue skies blue days all of them gone nothing but blue skies from now on ♪ >> larry: as we go to break, here is a look at willie on the road again in concert. >> well, hello there. ♪ whiskey river take my mind don't let her memory torture me ♪ ♪ whiskey river don't run dry you're all i got to take care of me ♪ ♪ whiskey river take my mind >> i've seen him several times, but i can't catch him alone. >> you're going to get

ronny laus.n knocked out -- what's that boy's name, leon spinks, i knocked them teeth out. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're the one -- that's -- little bow bow right? he's just bow wow now. >> just bow wow now. >> jimmy: maybe because he's shorter than -- it just shows you how important it is to establish a name when you pick your rap name. that's why i'm still looking. >> i know, man. little jimmy -- >> jimmy: no, it doesn't -- >> young money jimmy. >> jimmy: would you consider being a judge on "american idol"? >> ah -- i'm meaner than simon cowell. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, you could actually shoot people if -- you know? >> yeah. >> jimmy: something to think about. >> something to think about. >> jimmy: keep it in mind. >> i'll keep that in mind. >> jimmy: all right. the new movie is called "lottery ticket," opens in theaters august 20th. ice cube, everybody. we'll be right back with melissa rycroft. [ male announcer ] gladys has always loved the scent of gain laundry detergent. and the moment she s

he will talk to rice, joe montana, ronnie lott and eddie dibartolo jr.. >> mike now has an update on your friday morning commute. >> we were talking about the transbay terminal and the demolition and construction project. some construction in the south bay that we see almost every day. it's been going on for months down here. between oakland road and hellyer is where we saw the activity this morning. a little slowdown southbound 101 around hellyer, but that's clearing up. all that construction should be clearing from the northbound side in the next few minutes. the southbound side may stick around for the next hour. no major delays throughout the south bay. looking at friday light for the most part. the speeds i picked out north of mountain view, moffett field there. we have 77, reminder, folks, even though the roadways are cleared, obey the speed limits. 65 the stated speed limb. the dumbarton, nice, easy flow to the san may san mateo. you can see the high rises right now, the fog not as thick as it was previous parts of this week. the volume here okay. and here very light. at the t

her name is ronnie doitch and offers to help people fight the irs. this lawsuit claims she offers little or no help in getting lower tax bills. it adds those clients end up deeper in debt as she asks for duplicate documents that result in higher fees and penalties. her tone is not commenting on this $34 million lawsuit. >> 6:21 is the time. up next an unthinkable crime at a bay area church. we will tell you what thieves took and why police are asking scrap metal dealers for their help. >> also history is being made today in berkeley. a new college is opening. this is a first of its kind ever in the united states. >> good morning. traffic is moving along okay on northbound 280 up to highway 17. i will tell you more coming up. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving.

. >> self-proclaimed taxer ronnie deutsche has been accused of fraud. attorney general jerry brown has filed a $34 million lawsuit accusing deutsche of orchestrating a hartless scheme by swindling consumers looking for help fighting the irs. deutsche is accused of taking large up-front fees and proving little or no help lowering taxes, providing little or no help. the spokesperson declined to tell abc 7 news that deutsche would have a comment on the lawsuit. >> futures down as wall street follows the lead of overseas markets. u.s. traders are bracing for another disappointing report on the housing market later today. for more financial news here's rob nelson. >> we begin your "moneyscope" report with good news if you're filling up your car. gasoline prices have reached their lowest point in eight months. the average gallon of gas costs $2.71. some of the credit goes to the end of the summer driving season but some analysts say a lack of consumer confidence and high unemployment are also holding down prices. people are simply cutting back on spending and

he will talk to rice, joe montana, ronnie lott and eddie dibartolo jr. >>> some journalists call it ahance of a lifetime, others too close for comfort. a marlin goes berserk. the photographer happened to be on the boat and jumped into action. he said the 550-pound marlin was careening through the air in every direction, throwing up water with its tail and leaving car-sized holes when it came crashing down. towards the end of the fight, the marlin charged the boat, slammed into it and then sped off. no catchinthat big fish. we'll be right back. >>> live from wall street, the opening bell is ringing. the latest jobs report is out as well. we'll see what those numbers mean and how it could impact trading today. >> it was chilling murder three years ago this month. oakland journalist chauncey bailey was shot and killed on his way to work. a new documentary about it airs tonight. cri i'm christie smith and i'll be talk talking with the producer of the documentary live. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm brent cannon. we want to check in with rob, he ha

california's attorney general is suing tax lady ronny deutch for $34 million saying her promises to helpents with the irs don't pan out. deutch is known for her tv commercials and tax advice on national networks like nbc, cnn, fox and cnbc. deutch advertises a 99% rate when really she helps 10% of her clients. she runs the nation's largest tax resolution law firm. >> officials are trying to find out what set off the national salmonella scare and egg recall. the disease has not been found at any other farm or the two named in iowa but exact source hasn't been identified. nbc bay area's steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: job one today, finding all the sources of the salmonella. the doctors said that sent eva to the hospital. eva is better but salmonella has sick en sickened several americans. the food and drug administration fears that feeder chicks brought to the farm from the outside brought salmonella. >> we may see some additional sort of sub recalls over the next couple of days, maybe even weeks as we bert understand the sort of network of distribution of these eggs that are pote

ronnie deutch offers to fight people who have irs problems. she offers little or no help that results in smaller tax bills. she requests duplicate documents that result in higher fees and penalties. her attorney is not commenting on the $34 million lawsuit. >>> time now, 7:24. a california judge says no to a lawsuit filed by two affluent peninsula communities who are fighting the plans for that new high-speed rail system. menlo park and atherton sued to keep the rail system out of their communities. instead, they want the train to run through the east bay. well, yesterday, a superior court judge ruled they could not reopen that lawsuit which was settled last year. the court ordered the rail authority to revise the environmental impact report but did not call for a reevaluation of the route. >>> if you use fastrack, the state assembly has passed a bill designed to protect you. ufnd the bill, transit agencies would be -- ufnd the bill, transit agencies would be banned from sharing driver's personal information. it would also be required to destr

ronny, he's the big brother of the house.e's the ladies of the shore. jwoww, snooki, sammi and new cast mate dina. they have became famous for what they do best, partying, looking for love and, of course, tanning. you have always been this tan, even before the house. >> i have a tanning bed in my house. >> reporter: you have one in your house? >> i take my tanning seriously. >> reporter: the following should be excluded from the indoor tanning tax within this bill. snooki, jwoww, the situation and house minority leader john boehner. >> reporter: what is it like for you, snooki, to hear the president of the united states talking about you at the white house correspondent's dinner. >> the president knows who we are. that's a big deal. >> it's not a joke. it's an honor for the president to say our name. >> reporter: the cast is determined to cash in. they recently negotiated a new deal that will pay them each a reported $30,000 per episode next season. along with book deals, product lines and lucrative personal appearance fees,

ronny surfpass was a kids from new orleans, he left, and was the head of police in d.c.n went to nashville, did a superb job. brought him home. simultaneously, we are very aware that you cannot arrest your way out of the complicated problems that are happening on the streets of american cities. the rate of violence and the culture of death is unnatural. we act in this country as though it's something that we need to accept, but it has not always been that way. so you've got to get on the front end of it. recreation programs, great schools, after school programs, all critical to making sure that the city of new orleans stays put on the front end, on the back end. if we can do those two things, people will flock no the city of new orleans, because it is a glories you place. it is one of the great places that the world has to offer. there is no other place without, without any insult to the place that you come from, that has an authentic or unique culture that celebrates the joy of life, of food, of fun, of family, of faith, of country all at one time. it's just a spectacul

the top dog, i don't believe bush's father ever referred to ron or ronnie, and did nixon say ike? unthinkable. how about frank to franklin? unbelievable. that was on the cover of "the national review." next is troy in richmond, indiana, independent line, good morning. caller: yes, how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: i think barack obama is doing a great job. to say we're blaming bush for the mess that barack obama walked in is an accurate account. we have to take into consideration that there is opposition in congress in the form of republican party who is not giving an inch to accomplish anything. host: michael from houston, next. caller: i want to agree with the last caller. it is not a blame game with bush. i think it's just with countries allowing this blame game, we just need to understand that congress needs us to give a chance to make the right decision in the future. that's what i want to say. host: from our twitter page, you're coming in here on this sunday morning, you're entitled to your opinions as you insist that the g.o.p. raig nomics has hurt the count

micky who is the ballard county judge executive, the mayor, ronnie, the county commissioner, dr.gan, board of regents at murray state university, jeryl watkins, bill grave, retired justice of the kentucky supreme court, and also our colleague, john, state representative from christian county. our next speakers are candidates for congress, kentucky's first congressional district. they our congressmen ed whitfiled, his challenger, mr. hatchett. we will flip a coin to see who will speak first. our first speaker, in kentucky's first congressional district, is the democrat nominee. mr. charles hatchett from marshall county, in real estate, also an auctioneer, and as a laborer in construction work. he is the democratic nominee for congress in kentucky's first congressional district. please welcome mr. charles hatchett. [applause] >> thank you, this is a kansas, isn't it? in the democratic candidate for the first district, but want you to pretend for the next few minutes that we are all americans without a party affiliation. the founding fathers farmed our country by signing documents t