. >>> also this morning atm thieves caught on tape.st time we see them in action rigging machines to steal your p.i.n. codes, even your identity. we'll show you how they indite. more importantly how you can protect yourself. >>> then later in this half hour, put it up there. is this the face of jesus? we take the 3-d technology to the streets to find out what people are saying. >> we'll get a lot of reaction to that but first it is less than a week before tiger woods makes his much anticipated return to golf at the masters. steve williams says tiger is in it to win it but a new and revealing article timed to hit newsstands is throwing up a new hazard for woods to clear and john berman is here with that. >> good morning, george. no question that tiger woods would like to focus on turning the page playing the masters as you said trying to win but his past is ever present and in this issue of "vanity fair" there are new details about that past. his relationships with women, his father and what his inner circle knew and did. "vanity fair's

local officials are warning debit card users and atm card users to be careful following an atm skimmingse in alexandria. for more on ways to prect yourself from high tech thieves we turn now to the director of the montgomery county office of consumer protection. thanks for coming in. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the gift cards, because the federal reserve issued some new rules yesterday. i guess the main problem was gift cards in some cases were losing their value and in other cases people were getting charged fees to use them? >> that's rig. it was use it or lose it. finally the federal government is cracking down on some of the abuses with gift cards. gift cards is a big industry, we're talking about billions of dollars of money consumers are spending. 95% of all consumers have purchased gift cards. sometimes you would purchase them and their value would disappear while the card was in your pocket. so thfederal government has issued some new rules that say gift cards cannot expire for at least five years, and also they can't charge inactivity fees. they had these special fees

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simple savings of $50 a month. >> i will walk extra blocks to my atm for savings.aving us about $500 if we make these changes. gail, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> you know know how to slash spending. time to learn how to raise extra cash with gold. we'll make sure that you're not getting ripped off. that's coming up next. >>> a few months ago we hit the streets to sell our gold and saw how easy it is to get scammed. what about mailing in your gold? some say it is a golden opportunity. others caution, it's anything but a quick financial fix. take a look. >> i could get cash for this gold. >> their ads are pervasive but some cash for gold customers say they're getting a raw deal. >> they slap you in the face with an absurd amount. >> a golden opportunity to be fleeced. >> there are just a lot of people selling their gold right now and there are some people that say they're getting ripped off. there's actually a class action lawsuit against cash for gold right now and they invited us down to their headquarters here in florida so we cam

the workers were loading money into the atm when this happened. investigators are not saying whether the men got away with money and if anyone was hurt. >>> d.c. council members getting -- about the response. last month, 2-year-old stephanie stevens died hours after the parents called for help. a d.c. passenger is under criminal investigation for allegedly refusing to transport her to the hospital. karen gray houston joins us with more the investigation. karen? >> reporter: it was a long hearing. there was testimony from the heads of the unions that oversee the paramedics and firefighters and as well as citizens with complaints and praise. archie ruben offered condolences to the parents and family of the the girl who died and talked about what is being done to revent events like that in the future. the main focus is getting to the bottom of why an ambulance failed to transport stephanie stevens to the hospital february 10th and that is when parents called 911 from their apartment. the judiciary chairman also wanted to know about other cases. like

the thief attach a device to the atm. it allows them to get card numbers.echnician found the device on february 28. he stepped photos and alerted security. when he came back, the device was lost. but it is 6:37. >> a closer look at the health care fight. how the white house will try to sell it to a skeptical public. >> i am absolutely devastated that they are leaving the school. they are part of the school. >> a show of support for a pair of nuns who have touched hundreds of lives. >> another check on your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we wi >> with the national coalition for women with heart disease. we want you to take charge of your heart. "good morning washington" >> welcome back to "good morning washington" i would jump into the forecast in just a second. i want to say hello in the morning to the kids at enterprise elementary school. thank you for having me yesterday. i really did enjoy myself. you were the best behavior group i have seen gathering to get ready for a weather assembly. all the others like it to our great, but you were silent and

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barts, and they stop to check the atm. she stops to just get the money out of the atm and he hadn't really told his wife too much about the trade they were working on. he's a little superstition and didn't want to jinx it to much. she had an awareness it was going well. not many details. so she's at the atm and she checks and he's like there's $45 million in our account. at that time, he really had very little money in his bank account. which was shocking, that $45 million was the part of the $175 million that he made for the bonus for that trade. he goes from having nothing really one bedroom apartment in 2005 to two years later he's got $175 million in the bank and st. barting having a good time. so -- he's again unlikely. palo, the other characters i track equally unlikely. there's a doctor turned investor in northern california named michael burry. he was early on the trade. before paulson and others. he's a head strung guy. he's a little bit stubborn. he didn't always get along so well with his own investors. a lot of

so she is at the atm machine checks and says palo there is $45 million in our account. at that time he had very little money in the bank account which was shocking, that was part of the $175 million that he made as a bonus for that trade for the year in 2007 so he goes from having nothing really in a one-bedroom apartment in 2005 to two years later as $175 million in the bank in saint parts having a good time. so i can he's an unlikely -- the other characters i track equally unlikely. there is a dr. turn investor. he's in northern california named to michael murray. he actually was early on his trade, before paulson and many others and has strong guy. it a little bit stubborn. he didn't always get along so well with his son investors feared allied didn't believe in him. he was doing well betting on stocks, and as we will talk about nothing is really new in stocks in derivatives and mortgages and out of this -- not a lot of his investors believed in him and were skeptical. he persisted and gets a lot of credit. he was a kind and generous guy, but can be a little stubborn

thieves stole tens of thousands of dollars from bank custer ins in alexandra by skimming money from the atm. the skimming device was up for one day at the whovia in the bradley shopping center. a technician noticed the device, it reads the financial information when cards are put into the machine. about $60,000 was taken from numerous accounts. wachovia is reimbursing the victims. >>> a report on a program that pairs soldiers were local rescue dogs. >>> the first thunderstorms of spring. will there be more to come? >> we'll final out what the recent warm weather m >>> some wounded warriors from walter reed are turning to canines. the humane society pairs the soldiers with rescued dogs. jim handily has the story. >> reporter: michael knows a thing or two about patience and perseverance. he received head wounds and lost an arm in afghanistan. now he is passing on his wisdom to abused and abandoned dogs. these dogs are an important part of his road to recovery. >> it helps give you the peace of mind. you get to play with the animals. it helps them become more social. >> reporter: they come thr

. >>> alexandria police are investigating an atm theft that cost customers thousands.wachovia bank in the bradley shopping center and they waited for us suspecting customers to use it. the skimmer records all the personal information embedded on the magnetic strip, february 28 and went inside to report it before he could go back outside with bank security, it was gone. >> anybody who might have used their card that day, we are asking them to go through their statements, see if there's any unauthorized transactions and notify the bank immediately. >> customers reported losses of $60,000. >> we are taking a look at news across the nation. dallas police was called to a bus stop. a woman tried to board with her baby inside a rolling suitcase. the woman told officials she was taking her son to a doctor's appointment and the unzipped suitcase was all she had. police allowed the mother and baby keep going. >>> a high school in mississippi canceled prom this year, allegedly, because they wanted to attend. the prom was canceled. the aclu brought on a lawsuit on mcmillan's behal

they taped the out of order sign to other bank's atms so consumer would have to use the once they rigged. they snagged data for seven hours straight until an employee discovered something was wrong. >> it has a battery and antenna attached it to. it is pretty high-tech. >> authorities say skimming brings in one billion a year for thieves. >>> rhode island is completely water-logged. look at this video here. flooding knocked out sewer, power and roads in the small state. at the mall the entire parking lot is covered in water thanks to a river that overflowed. all but one security guard got out. he had to be rescued. those that did get out left their cars behind. i-995 was closed a quarter of a mile because of flooding. it will close again over the next several days so inspectors can check the roadways for damages >>> that's something you don't see every day. a mall being flooded and 95. >> you are talking an elevated interstate. you cannot imagine the traffic jams if you had to drive north on 95. in all seriousliness, as beautiful as it has been today we are thankful it came in time. in m

your check, atm card number home. your p.i.n. number home. >> reporter: you've seen it in your own bank? >> on multiple occasions. i've seen customers over a four-mon period have 10 to 20 checking accounts open and closed. >> reporter: he says he's tried to stop the cycle. if your bosses knew you were telling some of the customers you don't need that account, or you don't need this financial product? >> as a vice president of the bank, i would be terminated. >> reporter: he says he can't get the customers, like that couple from georgia, out of his mind. >> i don't see how the middle class is going to survive. >> i'm in the middle of this disaster. and no one's listening at the top. and no one's listening to the customer. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >>> oprah winfrey has settled a lawsuit brought by a former head mistress at his girls school in south africa. the case had been headed for trial until the two women sat down face-to-face and resolved their differences. financial details were not disclosed. >>> there i

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. >> social security number, atm card number, pin number. >> reporter: have you seen it in your on bankn multiple occasions. kups americans have 10 to 20 checking accounts. >> reporter: he says he's tried to stop the cycle. if your bosses knew you were telling customers you really don't need that account, or, you don't need this financial product -- >> as a vice president of the bank, i would be terminated. >> reporter: but he says he can't get those customers, like that couple from georgia, out of his mind. >> i don't see how the middle class is going to survive. >> i'm in the middle of this disaster and no one's listening at the top. and no one's listening to the custom customer. >> reporter: just one banker's version. he told us about the managers meetings, sometimes eight, nine hours long. and we asked him, how long do they spend talking about refinanceable those mortgages? he said five minutes. and he said, diane, that's generous. >> five minutes. as you know, david, we have written to the ceos of the country's biggest banks, asking them all for interviews. and tomorrow, we'll goin

she would get the money and she would put it inn atm account for him. when she would try to take off, he would threaten her of taking the child away. threaten physical violence. this is bad stuff. >> tom, what kind of ad is he putting on craigslist? i thought craigslist was going to monitor this stuff. >> this is trickier. he used multiple different -- multiple sites, in addition to craigslist, a place called erotic review as well. you know, we've been making arrests every week, so, you know, i don't know what the heck they're doing, i don't know what they're selling people as far as how they've cleaned things up, but i'm still dying to have that conversation with them, where there's a certain level of sincerity and they're saying we do want this to get cleaned up. help us doing it, whatever we can do as a team, let's do it, but that would have happened two years ago. >> mary jo, from what we gather, when they met, shewas 17, he's a counselor at a church, so it sounds like he's preying on her. and how does someone do that? your pgnant wife, you're going

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can't put this in the atm.an you really afford to spurn a rally just because it's happening in a so-called bear market? do you know that after the market bottomed in early march of 2009 the dow rallied 36% in the following three months. were those points of up side not worth harvesting? the whole time i heard it was a bear market rally. i have to ask, if those points aren't worth harvesting, which ones are? do not be misled by the animal metaphor either. yes, there are harder and easier markets to make money in. but you can't just use animal symbols to guide your investing decisions. and i am about as fond of animal symbols as it gets. look. but if for some reason you think it's critical to have very set definitions of bull and bear markets, then at a certain point a large enough rally will turn into a bear -- turn a bear into a bull. now, here's something that i've been thinking about since the march bottom. here's something i think about all the time. is there a special line where a bear market rally that sup

would you go to an atm machine that didn't offer you a receipt? >> larry: no.ou say they can be, but you don't know if they're tapped into, do you? >> wait, wait. read the book. they were tapped into. they were tapped into. why were all the votes suddenly channeled to chattanooga, tennessee to this operative place? read the book, and you'll see that they were tapped into. >> larry: are you saying that bush was not elected in 2000 and 2004? not re-elected? >> no, he was elected, but was he elected fairly? i don't know. >> larry: i know that. you don't know? >> well, let's remember this, too. larry. he lost the popular vote in 2000. al gore beat him by half a million people, but because we got this anoquated electoral college, which we should get rid of, bush won. even though five -- >> larry: that's not a conspiracy, that's a law we have. >> that's a law. i'm not saying it's a conspiracy. when you check these voting machines -- let's get back to them -- you have no idea when you push that machine if your vote was actually recorded to the candidate of your choice

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a lot of people that crazy in 06 and 07 real estate, atm. i've always wanted a quad, rv, boat, so what we've done the last year is reduce spending by about 20%. people are going i had to do it, why don't they. when i look at the government signing $1.9 trillion increase in the deficit to $14.3 trillion i hear people talk about we are doing this for our children and our children's children. no, you are bankrupting the next generation and i fink we have a responsibility to make the campground nicer than the way we found it and what we are doing right now republican or democrat, and everybody is like obama is doubling the national debt, bush did the same thing from five to $10 trillion i listen to these guys going obama -- you did the same thing under compassionate conservatism which to me is redundant. conservatism by nature in my opinion is compassionate. when you throw compassion and services and it's like we can spend a lot of money. the whole thing about helping of religion and government and how do we advance the agenda. i don't want to p

flows and capital unless it's a dramatic of events like the collapse of lehman brothers and are your atmsgoing to work tomorrow don't tend to receive the same kind of attention. it ahistorical cultural equivalent of if it doesn't bleed it doesn't lead here don't know well from having written the book on religious coexistence called "peace be upon you," to muslim, christian and jewish coalition didn't receive the kind of filth of the publisher would've liked or that i would've liked because it was about peace and pieces and boring. so when the paperback version, it was called peace be upon you, for two centuries of jewish conflict and cooperation presumably under the idea that if we can get the conflict in there you might get the animal spirits of readers to get them out to buy the book i suggested that it should've been called 14 centuries of muslim, christian and jewish con brittany spears, madonna and prince of lena, but that was rejected on the grounds of a relevancy. so i came to write this current book and part of that came out of an academic akram, part of that came out of managing

. >> reporter: agents are viewing every atm video in the town in the hours around lindsey's disappearanceing that seems out of place. they're even checking cell phone transmissions, hoping to establish who was there when the goal, to create a snapshot of what was happening, who was doing what at the time she was snatched. >> they can start putting a time line together. we may see that car and a certain cell phone and perhaps our missing individual all coming together in a certain place at a certain time and it helps us identify a subject. >> reporter: they've dispatched a number of the fbi's vaunted profilers or behavioral scientists. agent william donaldson believes the key to understanding the offender is the victim herself. >> we want to know as much as about the victim. obviously, the gender, the age. things like how a child would react in a stressful situation. >> reporter: according to the justice department, every year 800,000 children disappear or go missing in the u.s. many of them are runaways or taken by family members. but within the numbers is a darker, more sinister kind of

. >> your social security number home, your check atm number home, your p.i.n.gn you up for home banking. >> have you seen it in yr own bank? >> on multiple occasions. i've seen customers over a four-month period have 10 to 20 checking accounts open and close. >> reporter: he says he's tried to stop the cycle. if your bosses knew you were telling some of these customers, you really don't need that account, you don't need this financial product? >> as a vice president of the bank, i would be terminated. >> reporter: he says he can't get those customers, like that couple from georgia, out of his mind. >> i don't see how the middle class is going to survive. >> i'm in the middle of this disaster. and no one's listening at the top and no one's listening to the customer. >> definitely seems like the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. you know, the bailouts were well-intentioned it seemed at the time, yet there are so many people who are still not benefiting from them. and these fees are so out of control with this credit card reform. now a whole new

professional hackers and identity thieves that sold stolen numbers and with drew other people's money from atms curtis who says he recently played 18 holes with woods claims tiger appeared nervous and rusty. woods hasn't played since last november when reportsmarital af him. >>> and those are the headlines. now let's head outside to lonnie with a final check of the weather. >>> good morning, everybody. well, in the house right here, island harvest. it's the large ess esst hu esst organization on long island. let's talk some weather out there. going tonight pretty good looking day in terms of the skies overhead for the east coast and the sun will be out on the wednesday coast. the midsection of the country, wet in mind it moves to the east tomorrow. so we'll keep on a track of tha. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> i was talking about the sunshine on the east coast. it's cold, though. we've been in the 20s to start off this day. and where are you from? >> i'm from maryland. >> open toed shoes and we're in the 20s. what's wrong with this picture? chris, into you. >> thank

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