when the victim calls it, they're calling a number that i have control of. it connects to a system running open source asterisk and my system calls out to the bank. so i'm the man in the middle so you could do all the transactions, talk to the customer service rep and i get all your credentials. and there's no way to detect this. the only way to detect it is to be worried if someone sends you an email to actually check that that phone number actually belongs to the bank. so this is -- so hackers were doing it before and i thought of it as a better system. they set up open source asterisk which is an open -- open source pbx. what they would do is they would call banks and credit card companies and they would record all the prompts and what they do they would set up their own number so it sounds like the bank and feels like the bank but if you put in your real credentials it doesn't work because it's a fake and what they do they'll basically say, well, we're sorry. there's been a problem with your account and then please talk to our customer service rep and we

say don't call me anymore, we're under federal law to stop calling. >> reporter: if you've done that and you're under a pile of bills, try to work out a payment plan. as long as they know you're trying, most companies will work with you and knowing you're working with them, they'll stop calling. >> i think we all try to do our best. but when you get hassled, it's unfair and it's just a tough time right now. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> certainly a difficult situation to find yourself in. jeff ranieri is here. it was warm outside today. >> yes. plenty of 90s, even one triple digit out there. we are going to see relief tomorrow. for those of you not a fan of the heat, it's going to be getting cooler for us. that triple digit was 100 in gilroy. 96 in san jose. 92 in redwood city. and wait till you get a load of this. clear skies in san francisco. typically this time of year, we have the fog rolling in. that 74 degrees, that's where we should be for the daytime highs and we have that for our number right now. that's a sign of how warm it is right now at the current mo

this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not proper. so it was done in a different way. >> (speaking spanish). >> and those are softer movements and what we're going to show. >> (speaking spanish). >> which later became simbac simbacutcu. >> (speaking spanish). >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the gui

you know, that's called competition. we're taking competitors from each other, but as sprint has been able to turn that around, certainly t-mobile could do the same. >> host: vonya mccann, would sprint be interested in combining with t-mobile, the third and the fourth largest mobile carriers? >> guest: i don't have any comment on that kind of speculative future activity, so -- >> host: do you think such a merger would have a better shot with the government, three and four instead of two and four? >> guest: i can't tell you what would be in the mind of the regulators. >> host: i want to ask you about the study that sprint commissioned on job, what you consider to be job loss. now, one of the reasons communication workers of america who we're going to talk to next is supportive of the at&t/t-mobile merger is because they say it will increase jobs, particularly cwa jobs. sprint says, no, that's not true. >> guest: it's not just sprint saying, no, that's not true. lots of parties that we had a consultant do a study that prov

if call didn't end. and what i did was i leaned back, i hold down the switch hook, and then i put my arm in front because you have 18 seconds before the phone's going to boo beep, beep, beep, beep. so i knew this. so within about five seconds later i go to scratch my back again, i dial 0 plus another phone number. the next thing that's going to come on and say who's the collect call from? then i was able to call anywhere to anybody that would accept the collect call while in high security on a court-ordered, you know, phone restriction. so that lasted only about a few weeks. then one day my cell door opens, it's the executive of the prison. they shackle me up, they put me in this attorney/client conference room, and they sit me down, and the captain goes, how are you doing it, mitnick? i go, how am i doing what? our officer's watching you and somehow you're redialing the phone. i said, hey, guys, i'm not david copperfield, i don't think what's going on with your -- i don't know what's going on with your

president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 20 -- resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco to reimburse certain expenditures from future bonded indebtedness. president chiu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to speak quickly about this item. this is anthony's, one of the centers of the tenderloin neighborhood, providing meals to the homeless. this would allow for the expansion to allow for more individuals and will increase 90 units of affordable senior housing. something we are excited the city will be able to support in this way for st. anthony's. president chiu: colleagues, house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 21 -- resolution approving the first minute to contract between the san francisco municipal transportation agency in the transgendered bay joint powers authority -- and the transgendered a joint powers authority. president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 22 -- resolution approving the exchange of

but i would like to point out that even if you are dating calling your significant other every eight minutes is not in any way shape or form it's. probably going to get in for too long if you're calling your significant other every eight minutes i mean this is a serious commitment to stalking if there's like an olympics for stalking i think this woman is a front runner my god she got you programmed world record. dating news we should let her know she didn't actually are and she's probably going to need the money because i was thinking about the phone bill must be astronomical but i know you cannot and it's these days i don't know the soccer player bryant thing if he was supposedly texting it might have been a little bit pricier yeah i don't know i mean i've known people who have excessively called and texted axes and i was embarrassed for them and it was nothing at this level this should make every crazy girl feel much better. but have you ever been mad at your neighbor you're going to love our next story because one connecticut man took out his anger in a very creative and bench. co

, called carzonia. and this was a dr. charles cross set up 10 old cable cars on california street. between california and cornwall street, fifth avenue and fourth avenue in the richmond district. he assured the neighbors who were very agast at the idea of these old cable cars being set up that they would be very tasteful and artistic. and essentially, yeah, it was like one room with a little bathroom attached made up of old cable cars. dr. cross thought he was hitting on something. there were hundreds of thousands of people who were homeless, looking for new places to live in the aftermath of the earthquake and fire. so he thought why not use these old cable cars. it only lasted about 10, 12 years. guess it wasn't a big hit. he built a more conventional apartment building after that to replace it. it really was the 1906 earthquake and fire that sort of spelled the end of carville. you have these hundreds of thousands of people looking for new homes, suddenly displaced. now they might listen to these men

i called 911.ter some difficulty, it took three, four minutes to get the message across that there was somebody down on the 44th floor. i know they were overwhelmed that day. but stanley and i went back and down to the plaza level without seeing a soul, nobody. the plaza level we stared in awe at the plaza where the phone continue is normally flowing and people coming -- where the fountain is normally flowing and people coming and going. we know nothing about pentagon, none of this we are ignorant of all these facts. >> we got to the ground floor only cops, firefighters and ems workers were there. debris looked like confetti in a parade. and they were telling us to run, just go, run, run. they stayed back. sacrificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after

video on demand exceeds my old calls and r.s.s. feeds now with the palm of your. on call t. told com. u.s. markets have taken a nosedive his fears over a new recession grow there were fueled by the worst jobs report in a year which showed employers a virtually stopped hiring trend casa gerald celente believes that washington is under the impression that regular americans simply don't deserve a bailout. we know that the that washington is talking about more austerity measures the same kind of voice parity measures that are being through europe as well what does that mean it means more cutbacks so at a time when the economy is already slowing down they created zero jobs which is just perfect for washington because they bad zero on just about everything that's thrown at war rod drugs wars in afghanistan and wars on education you name it they it's what they do zero so what it shows us is that at a time when things are slowing down it's going to be much worse for all of this. be a lists all of the promised state militias and bush talks where they put money go it's called too big

there will not be answering radio calls for service.them the capacity to go pafter the top 12 percent. they tend to probation checks, paroled checks, and the ability to do surveillance and undercover operations and those hot spots. >> reporter: to track down all these illegal guns are getting into the city federal help is on the way. >> the federal partnerships will come in through through attrition and we believe that the will of a huge impact on our ability to get these guns off the street. >> reporter: in oakland, haazig madyun kron 4 >>pam: and another --gold taken from a child who was in a stroller. no suspects arrested but they have been mornin-warnig civilians and not to wear gold. >> the millbrae police department has lost several officers because of budget cuts. reggie kumar says that all options are on the table. >> the millbrae police department had 10 officers cut from its force. since then, they've been using a lot of part-time volunteer officers. now, the want to build up their police department again. in order to do that

question on the call to calm. u.s. markets have taken a nosedive as fears over a new recession grow if you will by the worst jobs report in the year which toys have virtually stopped hiring troncoso general sonthi believes washington's under the impression that regular americans simply don't have enough. we know that the washington is talking about more austerity and the same kind of voice parity measures that are wrapping through europe as well what does that mean it means more cutbacks so at a time when the economy is already slowing down they created zero jobs which is just perfect for washington because they bad zero on just about everything that's thrown at the war on drugs wars in afghanistan wars on education you name it they add it's what they do zero so what it shows us is that at a time when things are just slowing down it's going to become much worse all of these q we gave me a list of all of the promised stimulus and voice talk where they built money go it's called too big to fail so the money went all to t

i called 911.ter some difficulty, it took three, four minutes to get the message across that there was somebody down on the 44th floor. i know they were overwhelmed that day. but stanley and i went back and down to the plaza level without seeing a soul, nobody. the plaza level we stared in awe at the plaza where the phone continue is normally flowing and people coming -- where the fountain is normally flowing and people coming and going. we know nothing about pentagon, none of this we are ignorant of all these facts. >> we got to the ground floor only cops, firefighters and ems workers were there. debris looked like confetti in a parade. and they were telling us to run, just go, run, run. they stayed back. sacrificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after

i called 911.ter some difficulty, it took three, four minutes to get the message across that there was somebody down on the 44th floor. i know they were overwhelmed that day. but stanley and i went back and down to the plaza level without seeing a soul, nobody. the plaza level we stared in awe at the plaza where the phone continue is normally flowing and people coming -- where the fountain is normally flowing and people coming and going. we know nothing about pentagon, none of this we are ignorant of all these facts. >> we got to the ground floor only cops, firefighters and ems workers were there. debris looked like confetti in a parade. and they were telling us to run, just go, run, run. they stayed back. sacrificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after

do we need a roll call? supervisor avalos: i think we need a roll call. supervisor chu: just a quick comment. i appreciate the points that supervisor avalos brought up. we intend similar points at the budget committee as well. one of the things that we really made clear before we took the vote is that with the previous version, before the amendments that were made, it was proposing with the legislation proposed to go from 30% to 20%. the thought that i always had was this is not necessarily a tool that will reduce overtime across the city overall. we know there are much more structural changes that need to occur before that occurs a much more close watching a different apartments before that occurs, but it might be a measure that spreads over time. i agree there will be administrative burden associated with it, but of that, i think the one thing that is of value in terms of the legislation, in terms of the recent amendments that was not present before in the committee is the components that set to bring in the mta into the fold. as we have seen in many of

the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. nelson: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: i ask consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. read the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate the debate on the motion to proceed to calendar number 166 h.r. 2832 an act to extend the generalized system of preferences, and for other purposes. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is: is it the sense of the senate the debate on the motion to proceed to h.r. 2832, an act to extend the generalized system of preferences and for other purposes, shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? on this vote, the yeas ar

i called 911.ter some difficulty, it took three, four minutes to get the message across that there was somebody down on the 44th floor. i know they were overwhelmed that day. but stanley and i went back and down to the plaza level without seeing a soul, nobody. the plaza level we stared in awe at the plaza where the phone continue is normally flowing and people coming -- where the fountain is normally flowing and people coming and going. we know nothing about pentagon, none of this we are ignorant of all these facts. >> we got to the ground floor only cops, firefighters and ems workers were there. debris looked like confetti in a parade. and they were telling us to run, just go, run, run. they stayed back. sacrificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after

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what do you call this thing? >> i always call it the meter enclose you're. for example it might be suitable for five residential units and one board. would be the typical use for this piece of equipment. >> an interesting thing happening in the state of california right now. looking at six meters. many buildings have one meter, and yet for energy efficiency and for billing purposes, it helps to separate out the meter so you know how much each space is using. there's been a big issue about the so-called submeetering. we're going to see in a little while some new sub meetering equipment. but this is a method which is cost efficient because it allows each person to get their own bill. when you get your own bill, you know you want to keep your billow. where as if the rental unit came power and you don't pay a separate electrical bill, you might not be quite as careful. >> i believe the current public utilities commission code does require all individual residential units to be individually meters. that's for all new work. >> and for commercial, they allow separa

some of the owners say audrey will call -- and venue owners. some of the owners say audrey will call when there are problems. i really appreciate the passion. supervisor campos: to add my voice to what has been said, one thing i especially appreciate about commissioner joseph is her efforts to bridge the gap between the entertainment industry, the independent commission, and the police department, making sure there is a collaborative working relationship. i encourage you to continue on those efforts. again, thank you for your services. president chiu: i think we can take this item same house, same call. this motion is approved. >> item 30 was considered by the rules committee at a special meeting on september 19, and was referred to the board without recommendation. it is an ordinance amending the campaign and government conduct code section 1.144 to cap the amount of public matching funds referred to the board. president chiu: before we continue, i want to acknowledge we have in the audience the special counsel to us on this issue. given that

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then roll call please. [calling votes] >commissioner wynns: i am going to vote yes, but i want to make a message that i am not sure what was removed. i do not think we can do that anyway. later i will ask a question about something you have already voted on. i am going to vote aye on the consent calendar. the items are removed apparently did not include anything -- everything i wanted to make a comment on or ask a question. even though it will not change my vote, i want to ask that question when we get to discussion. >> mrs. wilson is nodding her head. >> that is 6 ayes. >> we are on consent calendar resolution for discussion and immediate action. the you want to comment right now? the first ones i see ouare k-28. 2-e, page 25. go ahead. >> my question was about 2-c. i just needed to clarify for myself. they are about our relationship with cbos. however, any actual contracts such as those you saw, they have to come back. this does not authorize the staff to pay money to the cbo's without authorization by th

called. american lawmakers are considering changing the un's funding rules to fight to the cutoff accounts for any program supporting the palestinian bid for statehood the draft legislation says palestinian attempts to go it alone on the mind of casey asians with israel but human rights journalist ramzy barad says the focus should be on a global functions against israel to kick start the peace process. in order for peace to be achieved you have you have to have israel either conceive the peace would have to be achieved or israel to be arraigned in as any other vulgar occupier of another country palestinian decommission or a recognition of a palestinian state and the is not going to reign in israel as of yet i think it's a step it's a crucial step and it depends on two major factors how will this international support translate in terms of action in the future and b. will the palestinian authority will the palestinian leadership have the backbone have the have the courage to use that as a plat

murray, did not call 911. who did?> please state your name for the record. >> alberto alvarez. >> reporter: alberto alvarez may be the key witness in this case. bodyguard, head of the advance team and first in the room where dr. conrad murray was desperately working to bring their boss back to life. it was alvarez who finally called for an ambulance. >> we have a gentleman here that needs help and he's not breathing. he's not breathing. >> where is he at right now? >> he's on the bed. >> let's get him on the floor. >> reporter: for the prosecution, alvarez makes it clear the doctor was not doing cpr correctly, pumping his chest on the soft surface of jackson's bed, instead of the floor. and he puts dr. murray firmly in control of the scene. >> the doctor is the only one here. >> so, the doctor see what happened? >> doctor, did you see what happened, sir? he's pumping his chest but he's not responding to anything, sir, please. >> reporter: alvarez started his day at his post outside the rented jackson mansion. in the gu

when you receive calls to the hot line, how are those calls recorded? how do you respond to them? bilingual, as well, so that we can answer questions from non english speakers. we take everyone's phone number down. we take their name and their address. we record their complaint or their comment. some people are asking for directions or asking questions. if it is the parking issue, we direct that to a parking patrol officer. we have officers on two sides of the park. in terms of sound, we log where they are. we send a ranger into the neighborhoods, which record the dismal level. after saturday evening, we get together and locate where these complaints are coming in and see if they are a concentrated area. at that point, we will go out into the neighborhoods and take a listen. then we will make adjustments to the sound, to the speaker's that are on the stages. in advance, it's difficult to tell. different weather conditions given different variable conditions on housand houshow sl travel. we did it on saturday morning and saturday evening. as he noted, the calls were significantly d

the white people use to just call him jordy and they would call his son, boy. even the teachers and the faculty members of my school said they never called him buy anything other than his first name. and he was a professor of alabama state. so i have seen all of that change. it is an attitude change. and as my sister called it, a cosmetic change. they say, dixie had a cosmetic change. they have the same mental attitude haas racists, but they cannot call you girl and gal anymore. to me, they are over-polite. in my experience in the hotel -- ms. colvin, how can i help you? it is a little over-polite, and i get tired of it sometimes. [laughter] now, you remember i live in new york, the big apple. help me to stay the word -- say the word -- i do not want to sound like sarah palin -- [laughter] what is the word for many races? multi-cultural, yes. they could not care one less if you were white or black. let mayor bloomberg tell you what their value is, the money. in new york, every night, racism raises its ugly head and you have these killings, racial profiling, lik

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glenn: thanks for calling. glenn: thanks for calling. tell us about the significance of the constitution in your daily life. caller: every day i think about living in one of the worst neighborhoods in downtown detroit and listening to people [inaudible] talking about the second amendment, the right to bear arms. and when you're sitting in your own house, your own apartment, whatever it is, your crib, whatever you call it, you listen to this night after night, month after month. and i finally bought a gun. i was finally tired of wondering if i would be waking up with somebody busting into my apartment. so that drives every thought i have on a daily basis whether i can have a gun and carry it and protect myself when i go to the bank with large sums of money. glenn: next, tennessee on our line for republicans. paul on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. i've got something to say sir. i want to make two points. our country needs to hear what i'm fixing to say. we have a constitution because we had people who read the bible and th

calls for urgent talks. still in london agree differences shouldn't stop but doing business during the first trip by a leader of russia in six years multi-million dollar contracts were sealed very david cameron's visit. and ethnic tensions between serve the breakaway costs of a week for the boy as disputed border posts are seized by crossover forces global serbs set up barricades angry at the deployment of e.u. and costs of running costs and the officials on the frontier which was previously under servant control. when i was signed for all the latest in sports with. hello welcome to the sports news this busy sunday afternoon and here to talk through is. all me hell back to school missed the chance to go three points clear of george negus anita after fighting back your one month rosco of in the russian premier league. more out of your head england wales and france all produce victories at the rugby world cup in new zealand with the top sides push towards the quarter finals. from the bears australian born adam

can i take some calls?ls but the training program would take too long. >> reporter: come on, i could push some for you right now. they tell me the slankets are moving even without my help. which is good because this place is a lagging economic indicator. for skyle ma, the recession is over. they don't release figures. it's estimated this place sells over $100 million worth of stuff each year. though not all the choices are best-sellers. >> we had an egyptian themed toilet seat cover. that one didn't take off.

this one is called, having eaten fish. having eaten fish, i open myself to make them more comfortable. i pet the fawn, twisting my calves. two fish leap, kiss, and die. fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained a tree. a man tied to a pole looked up. he is praying and others, too, are glancing eastward. oh, house of cans, i squat, wind blows. to replace its word is why i gather mushrooms in sticky sun i squat, peaceful juice spills on my gaping pant leg finally, finally. the mountain becomes a cloud, slouching south, following the man. and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the

committees of safety called for independence.olonial assemblies passed resolutions authorizing their congressmen to vote for independence. and, finally, in may of 1775, virginia's assembly passed a resolution actually instructing their congressmen to introduce a resolution calling for congress to declare independence. and richard henry lee who was the leader of the virginia delegation on june the seventh, 1775, introduced the motion calling for independence. there was an immediate debate, a sharp debate that lasted for two days. and four of the conservatives spoke against independence. john dickinson spoke against it, as you can imagine. james wilson from pennsylvania spoke against it. edmund rutledge from south carolina spoke against it. i'll have to show you his picture in the mobile. i don't have an individual picture of robert r. livingston from new york who also spoke against independence. you might think this would be the death knell, political death knell for these four men. but think again. dickinson went on to serve in t

since when did the so-called party a life evolve in the party of. and the very very ugly andrew breitbart the right wing hack journalist took to inciting violence against the left while speaking at a massachusetts tea party event. with you know we know number them and. and we have the guns and he thought breitbart was just making an ill advised joke he immediately followed up that statement with this but i'm not going to. read it but maybe not. because you know with you. i guess when the right wing talking points fall short part can always resort to his walk that's a very very of. perilous kone alert what do you do when you're a small time crook and former cruise ship lounge singer who went into business with a partner now in prison and water radio station and a t.v. station the newspaper than another it is stationed in another t.v. station then another newspaper that a radio network in a t.v. network and he ended up owning about ninety five percent of all the media seen italy that's what silvio berlusconi did and then created his own political part

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call or click today. >>> raw politics now. we've been talking about president obama's uphill battle for reelection. tonight, the republicans battle to finds someone, anyone to defeat him. they say democrats fall in love with a candidate and republicans fall in line. this time, gop voters have fallen in love with a string of candidates, the latest herman cain, winner of last week's straw poll in florida. he's winning points for saying what others won't, including his comment about his party and african-americans. >> why is the republican party basically poison for so many african-americans? >> because many african-americans have been brainwashed into not being open-minded, not even considering a conservative point of view. i've received some of that same vitriol because i'm running as a conservative. it's just brainwashing and people not being open-minded. >> and republican voters seem to be boosting cain's stock right now. a new fox news poll putting him in the top three behind rick perry and mitt romney. let's talk about cain

thanks for taking my call.his is truly a case, the stimulus business is truly a case of you have to laugh to keep from crying. it is pure lunacy. the government is the problem for the nation's woes and the economy and lack of jobs. they are nothing but a gigantic hindrance and block people from pursuing free enterprise. note the word free which has disappeared totally in our free enterprise. stimulus is just putting band-aids on everything. it's temporary. it's good for polls and public opinion but it's nothing but a gigantic band-aid and we need to get government out of the way of free enterprise and let capitalism work the way it was meant to. thank you. host: thanks for your call. probably in your papers too, this story was on the front page and lead story in most of the pages here on the east coast. well, this is "the l.a. times." "u.s. fears lost jobs if at&t mentaler ok." host: that's "the financial times" this morning. and here is an editorial by "the wall street journal" on this issue. the headline "t a