that means instead of the bangor card company covering a suspicious charge for you the onus is on theetail tore do it and many are not in the financial position to cover major security breaches which could mean your more likely to be left holding the bag. so, what can you do? well, national retail federation says after cardish another for a chip card that has a pin and insert your chip card considering using one of your old card with the magnetic strip. if there is a breach your cardish another has to eat the cost and make you whole. it is the card industry that decided when liability would shift from banks to merchants. retailers, however said that date was arbitrary and inconvenient for both stores and customers. >> let me understand something if your retailer does not have a chip machine, and you have to swipe, better to use a credit card that did not have the chip, but just a magnetic stripe. >> reporter: if you use a card that only has magnetic strip and doesn't have the chip, then the bangor credit cardish another is still responsible. >> is that right. >> that is important info

bangor police said a man and woman saw the bus and the driver looked too young, the man took control of it annie mccormick called police. >>> anonymous rape claim rapd at spellman, she detailed how she was sexually assaulted by four students from moorehouse at a party. the administrators at spellman dismissed her when she reported the incident. officials say they are taking the claim seriously and encouraged anyone with information to come forward. >>> trouble on the tracks an explosion sent sparks flying through a subway that had similar safety issues before. >> reporter: we have rain falling, this afternoon lighter rain, but the kids may still want the gear. i'll have the day planner forecast next. >> reporter: mike velocity have a warning for those -- microsoft have a warning for those who have note up to 10. they will charge for microsoft home. new -- an amazing find for a man in in connection texas. he purchased nintendo games at a yard sale. he bought stadium events he bought it for two dollars and sold it for $7,500. that's are tech tech bytes. look like this. feel like this.

boston the verge of 70 and bangor maine, 69 degrees and vermont 67. the evening planner tonight as we go through the next few hours. 56 at 7:00 and temperatures aren't going to drop all that quickly. they stay pretty steady and a lot of clouds with a shower or two around with the low temperature tonight dropping back to 52 degrees. as we look ahead for the next few days. showers will be around on and off for tomorrow. as it looks high pressure to the north not strong enough to push the system to the south and it does turn warmer later on in the week but we are tracking more rounds of rain with the warmth, we'll talk about the unsettled pattern coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> here we go again. stay with 6abc.com/weather as this rainy weather comes and goes. rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar. and updates from accuweather to be prepared for any changes. >>> we have brand new details about a deadly beating inside of a delaware high school. we learn more about the people facing charges and what happened the day that amy joyner francis

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the other part is a -- it drops to a predetermined depth and it is looking for the bangor on the black box. >> reporter: investigators say it's too early to determine whether mechanical failure or a terror attack is to blame. egyptian officials are saying that it appears the likelihood of it being a terror attack is higher than a technical issue but investigators are not saying definitively get. the plane had made previous stops in eritrea and tunisia and had undergone a maintenance check before it took off from paris. these are all things they're going to be looking at but really it's the black box and data recorders that they are really going residents are noticing a change. >> i see people up here at night kicking doors in. and we called the police, the police come but by the time they get here, -- >> reporter: bob has lived here for 51 years. it doesn't feel like home anymore. >> when castro first opened up, it was nice, you knew everybody. everybody was having fun. now, people are afraid to walk on the street at night. >> reporter: the crime is so bad, it's affecting how long he h

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the only thing we can do is bangor drums about it, and if we cannot have social security benefits rising at a slower pace, well, maybe we can convince the bureau labor statistics, the census bureau to start using the more accurate inflation measure so we can understand the world better than we currently do. thereould also add that are a lot of people who do get this. he is basically -- he has basically written about how a liberalo gap and guy, i mean, some of those policies, i want to tear my head out, like you're getting rid of for electrical conjugations, but he is very serious with his concern about the truth, and he has written, you cannot specify this. steven rose, the affiliate for an institute, a lot of folks on saying, lookend up [indiscernible] said, initially in some of their analysis the cpi and then they say, you have these problems and the numbers show faster growth of people below the 90th percentile and other numbers show complete stagnation. it does not show .1 of 1% in the data and i would not disagree with that, but it does show the income growth for broad majority and

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