clone a card.t is to transfer your stolen credit card details on to a fake card. >> i was printing my own fake credit card. i would go to the store. purchase, electronics. i would resell them. >> so how do we stop guys from going on shopping sprees with your credit card info. well, the arizona department of weights and measures is trying to stop this high-tech heist at its source. >> wre are here checking for skimming devices. >> it was when they found a skimmer in the pump that they had their bright idea to lay a trap. they pulled out the skimmer and -- >> we inserted one of the little night vision spy-cams in the back of the dispenser. >> here is the full video from their operation. 2:00 a.m., a black suv pulls into the gas station. picked up on the surveillance camera. police tell us one guy blocks the attendant's view. two people punch over the pump. bingo. here is the view from that camera inside. a skimmer-cam, police say, apparently a man and woman team caught red-handed. >> what we have her

card hub says the average prepaid card charges ten fees.he yearly fee costs range from free to $360 a year. >> up to 40% of the cards are not feasible for what you are trying to do. >> reporter: if you choose a card with a monthly fee of $10, add a $2.50 fee every time you use an atm, four times a month, and a $5 fee to reload the card, it's a total of $30 a month or $360 in fees for the year. >> you can sign the fees for anything you do. >> reporter: card hub says with the increased competition, some cards have fewer fees and some have no fees depending on how you load them. if you are in the market for a prepaid card, it can be a way to control spending and avoid big bill surprises. >> when it's there, it's there. when it's gone, it's gone. you don't have to worry about a bill at the end of month. >> they say it does plan on writing regulations to change it. both card hub and consumer reports have done studies on the best and worst prepaid cards. you can find links through our website. go to www.nbcwashington.com/liz crenshaw. >>> importa

the card is becoming popular. companies can save millions a year by switching from pay cheques to pay roll cards. >> the card industry is rapidly growing. it's been around for a while. it's relatively new. there's a wide range of companies involved, a spectrum of costs associated with the cards, protections that people get, and other kinds of abusive processes. >> corporations insist that they offer staff multiple ways to be paid, and the pay roll card helps low-wage workers who do not have bank accounts. wall greens used the cards as a pilot. the employees could be paid by direct deposit or check. in a statement they say: >> natalie is looking for applications online and at job fairs. she has a seven-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of kids that don't understand fees and debit cards, and people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller, without touching her money. >> the consumer financial protecti

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more companies are switching to payroll card systems. millions of americans are hit with extra salary fees. the high fees mean workers earn less than minimum wage. new york attorney-general is investigating whether the system is legal. kath turner reports. >> natalie used to like working at mcdonald's until the company gave her a payroll card, loaded up with her wage and used at an atm like a debit card. the problem is fees, lots of them. natalie was not given a choice. >> i called hire up to see if they could do a direct deposit, a check, something. they told me i could activate the card or not get paid. >> she quit, hired a lawyer and sued mcdonald's. >> let's look at the fees. if natalie used the payroll card now, each time she checked her balance it would cost between $1-$3. each purchase made with the card brings a fee of $0.50. withdrawing cash costs up to $6. if you chose not to use the card she could be penalised with an inactivity fee of $750. that -- $7.50, not leaving much when you earn $7.35. >> big retailsers are using the c

the card helps low-wage workers who go not have bank accounts. >> walgreens used the cards as a pilot program in 2004. the employees have the option of being paid by deposit or check. >> walgreens said in a statement to al jazeera: >> go online and check applications. natalie is looking for work online and at job fairs. she has a seven-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underage kids who don't understand fees and deb it cards. they are taking advantage of people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller without touching her money. >> the consumer financial protection bureau warned companies against using only payroll cards to pay employees. by law workers must be able to choose how to receive wages. >> still ahead - what happens when a huge investment in a new sports stadium doesn't pay off. that is next. >> and the team having a season to forget has a day to remember. back with that story. >> clrz >> 30 tourists were rescued after a boat caught fire in london in the r

. >> a closer look at payroll cards. employers say yes, they are convenient, but some workers are not happy about the fees being charged. >> there is now every indication the u.s. government is headed to its first shutdown since bill clinton was president and number of -- newt gingrich was spark of the house. there is a bill, but it has a delay to the obamacare. republicans believe that democrats who control the senate might blink even though the democrats led by harry reid said repeatedly that any budget bill with changes to obamacare is dead on arrival. as john -- john boehner walks in the public, they may not vote for the bill: the crucial battle over who is at fault has begun in the event of a government shutdown. >> when it comes to the possibility of government shutdown, republicans and democrats are playing the blame game. >> this is a terrible destructive strategy, unnecessary. >> the president is saying he l he'll shut the government if you don't give me what i want on obamacare. >> in the wee hours of sunday mo

it's a card. >> wow, it looks like a bank card. >> exactly. no one has to know. apply.n so much. >> that is not why. we take care of our own without any help. you get ahead on your own. >> pack at happiness park deana is not convinced insisting she didn't need help from any one. everything changes inde 9 which according to the usda production script was written to over come the barrier of pride. >> hello. yes? what? what happened? she is crying. she is at the hospital. >> thankfully deana survives. >> i thought it was a heart attack. what? yes. i felt horrible. the doctor told me that it was indigestion. will>> i oo >> the doctor scolded me and told me i into he hadded to lose weight. he said i need to eat healthier foods like fruits and vegetables. i should have listened to you. what's the program called? >> it's called snap by the last episode deana signs up. she doesn't know that contrary to the suggestion food stamps will help her lose weight the usda's own research shows the correlation between snap card use and obesity in nonelderly adult women like deanna. >> we

where they are paid with a debit card and they are equipped to process with the cards and they go back to our data base. the debit card system has allowed us to ramp taxi to our driver. we have distributed over $100,000 to drivers and $17,000 go to companies for that ramp service. we are trying to get money back in the program to acknowledge the hard work of the drivers also we've done more work with medallion reform. we have oh you are 26 new parra transit vehicles are dedicated to parra transit advocates that have worked hard in the system. and you may have seen these vans going by in the community. they have a new striping system. they look real nice. they have big white stripes and they have red on the doors. both sides driver and passenger. parra transit advocate name and this is something that contributed to the program and who has sinced passed away. also inside the van is a poster with a person in the picture who has it to honor in their community. look for those because we are really proud of those and it's nice to see someone's name and who you may know. there is a software s

a payroll card - a type of debit card loaded with salaries. they are loaded with problems also. cath turner looks at that. >> natalie used to like working at mcdonald's, until the company gave her a payroll card. it's loaded up with a wage, which is used at an atm like a debit card. the problem fees - and lots of them. natalie was not given a choice. >> i went home and called hire ups to see if they could find a way, a direct deposit, a check, something. they told me i could activate the card or not get paid. >> she quit, hired a lawyer and sued mcdonald's. let's look at the fees. if natalie used the payroll card now, each time she checked her balance it would cost between $1 and $3. purchases brings a fee of $0.50. withdrawing cash, up to $6. if she chose not to use the card she could be charged with an enactive fee of $7.50. >> most big name rel tailers retailers and restaurants use the cards. companies can save millions by switching from paychecks to payroll cards. >> the card industry is growing. it's been around for a while. it's a wide range of companies involved. there's

everybody has a credit card or a debit card.self is use a credit card instead of a debit card. the whole deal is. you don't want to give away your p.i.n. number. >> a little safer. >> also, a debit card. money out of your bank. lose money. money is gone. your credit card. >> claim fraud. >> credit card, claim fraud. you can talk to your credit card company, and they might be able to help you out if they catch the people in time. >> good advice. >> there you have it. >>> still ahead. she has a really big personality. sofia vergara has the big paycheck to match. >> "the skinny" is next. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news this is your computer. let's go on the internet. let's go. ok. she's going to love me all over again now. jamaica, here you come! here we go. ha ha! good job. all right. when i'm older, i want to be a singer. ♪ ha ha haaa ♪ that's -- that's my goal. an organizer of, of, like do-gooders. a media mogul. just...rule the world. when i'm older i want to be anything but the one that doesn't fit in. the one

don't pay the credit card bill that they used to spend money, then they lose that credit card or they get a lower credit rating. and congress authorized the spending that's going on. and we need for the full faith and credit of the united states to remainntact and to keep borrowing costs low, we need to pay our bills. and the raisingf the debt ceiling does not add dime to deficit spending. it only authorizes what has already been signed into law by bills in congress appropriating those funds. >> well, but if we have raised the debt ceiling 100 times, as the president says, isn't that just proof, john, that we are spending more money? >> good lord, yes. yes. you're giving these ys license. to say they spend like drunk sailors is an insult to drunk sailors. these guys have gone absolutely crazy. i'not for a government shut downpourdow down. >> hopefully you're for ying for the bills. >> we're going to be able to pay those bills. look, the thing is, if you're saying it's not going to add to the debt, why don't you just stay within the budget right now? we need a congressional amendment f

companies use the payroll card system. most are big name retailers and restaurants and is increasingly popular. companies can save millions a year by switching to payroll cards. >> the prepay card industry is happenedly growing. it's been around for a while, but it's still relatively new. there's a wide range of companies vovlinvolved. there's a whole spectrum of costs associated with the cards and protections that people get and other kinds of abusive practices. >> they insist it helps low wage workers who don't have bank acts. walgreens started to use the payroll cards in 2004. its employees have the option of being paid by direct deposit and by check. in a statement to al jazeera, walgreens said, we sought to create a payroll card program with the intention of providing terms as favorable and eenlly possible for employees who choose to be paid that way. >> go online and check applications. >> reporter: natalie is still looking for work. she has a 7-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underage k

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card industry is rapidly growing. it's been around a while, but it's still relatively new. there's a wide range of companies involved. there's a whole spectrum of costs associated with these cards, protections that people get, and other kinds of abusive practices. >> reporter: corporations insist they offer staff multiple ways to be paid so the payroll card helps lower wage workers that don't have wage accounts. walgreens started to use it as a pilot program in 2004. its employees have the option of being paid by direct deposit or by check. in a statement to al jazeera, walgreens said we sought to create a payroll card program with the intention of providing terms as reasonably possible for employees that choose to be paid that way. >> you go online and check applications. >> reporter: natalie is still looking for work online and at job fairs. she has a 7-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underaged kids who don't understand fees and debit cards. i think they're taking advantage of people wh

she should take the card in a backup system. if that does not happen, then i would suggest you call that into 311 or to the parra transit office. i think 311 is the easiest for people to remember. accessible services is partners with the taxi division with the mta, we are in the same decision wechl work very closely together. my colleague who sits in a desk across from me who receives a phone call from 311 on the taxi side, she comes to me. we do want to get that information. we have heard complaents. there are over 6,000 drivers in the city. not all of them are the best drivers in the world. some are but some aren't. so we do want you to call them in. >> on the van gogh are they only available in the daytime? >> no, there is some at night. if there is an opera, a movie. that's fine oovment does it go up until 10:00 at night? >> yeah. we are working on a brochure so we don't have anything fancy. when we do get a brochure we want to work on a transit website. if anyone wants to work on a trip or you have information about a trip,

>> i still got your credit card -- yeah, yeah! i got the card, i got his card!out it. >> give me back my credit card. >> huh? >> give me back my credit card. >> huh? >> give me -- give me back my credit card! >> here, get -- go and get it. >> pop, i can't believe you would do this to me. you all going to move in here, running up my electricity bill, eating up all my good food! ugh! >> payback is a mug, ain't it? [ ella chuckles ] >> yes, sir. >> yeah! >> we ain't leavin' till we die! >> why you looking so ugly? the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >> calvin! calvin? i double-checked, man. it's definitely your tux. >> my man. >> okay, now go put your stuff on! [ telephone rings ] >> hello? oh, hey, auntie ella. yeah, we were almost dressed, then uncle curtis -- i mean, cousin cal -- >> yep -- hey, baby. hey. no, no, everything's good. we good. yeah -- yeah. well, then you ne

you see an uh thoan ties tee card that has a rainbow affect dash an authenticity card that has a rainbow affect, you know it is counterfeit. >> something to look for is leather souls. >> high end designer brands, the soul is made out of leather. so there is a natural curvature to the way the leather drapes across the shoe. >> if you have a shoe in hand you can tell a fake by the way it sounds. >> when you actually knock on it and you scratch on it, you can tell it is actually made out of plastic. >> goodwill's director of cetting -- marketing finds the couture donations in the ebay shop. and they follow the law with fakes. >> anything proven beyond a shadow of a doubt to be counterfeit we dispose of. >> the law also holds the importer reliable. u.s. customs and border specialists say if a counterfeit item headed to you is seized before it even arrives at your doorstep, you are the importer and you are liable. >> the penalty that i was referring to is equal to the domestic value. it is as if the goods were genuine goods. >> let me underline this. so if you are buying a counterfeit coach p

you see an uh thoan ties tee card that has a rainbow affect dash an authenticity card that has a rainbowou know it is counterfeit. >> something to look for is leather souls. >> high end designer brands, the soul is made out of leather. so there is a natural curvature to the way the leather drapes across the shoe. >> if you have a shoe in hand you can tell a fake by the way it sounds. >> when you actually knock on it and you scratch on it, you can tell it is actually made out of plastic. >> goodwill's director of cetting -- marketing finds the couture donations in the ebay shop. and they follow the law with fakes. >> anything proven beyond a shadow of a doubt to be counterfeit we dispose of. >> the law also holds the importer reliable. u.s. customs and border specialists say if a counterfeit item headed to you is seized before it even arrives at your doorstep, you are the importer and you are liable. >> the penalty that i was referring to is equal to the domestic value. it is as if the goods were genuine goods. >> let me underline this. so if you are buying a counterfeit coach purse for $

this first card i was pregnant with my first card i wanted a rocking chair so my parents give us a little bit of money to buy that. the second part my son needed a bed at some point he was growing very fast and my dad made the card. the forty my husband and i which to new york my parents give us a $100 we were supposed to buy some glasses and go to our favorite restaurants and to go here to look. and other dilates and we did have a wonderful time. and then finally there's a card that i will mention that we can't find. i hope someday we will but my mother needed and wanted a suit. and so my father knew this and got her that for her birthday - he took a square of plywood and paint a suit and put a little handwriting on the top and said good for one suit so i hope we find the citizen i like it a lot. when i was little just what his profession was confused me. he referred to himself as a painter but he also painted houses occasionally. additionally he tailgate paints. the fathers of my friends didn't have paint under their fingernails and explaining this father of mine who was definitely not

and these are the main things that were asked for, the guard card and the filing card. at that time, four of the assistant patrol specialists did not provide the copies of the firearms card and there were four patrol specials working as patrol special assistants that also did not have a guard card and there were 7 of the 9 patrol specialists did not provide the client list to the commission. and eleven of those patrol specialists and the assistant patrol specialist had a problem. and as of september, we are down to two of the assisted patrol specialists have not provided the copies of the guard and firearms card and both of those are recently expired and i think that they will be taken care of and two of the specialists that we are working for the others patrol specialists have not provided it but two are more than happy to get the guard and firearms cards and then there are two outstanding specialists that have failed to provide the client list and fees to the commission. and we are down to only two insurance problems and both of those have to do with having the city a

they don't check to see whether or not you're actually the guy on the card or the card matches up with the owner of the vehicle that you're in. because if he brought the vehicle in there and had the weapons in the trunk, and did not have a card or did not have a sticker, they would search the vehicle before he got on the base. >> now, it hasn't been reported, but are we to assume that the navy knows exactly who this guy is? i mean, if he spent two years in the reserves, which is unusual, and i want to ask you about that, wouldn't they know who this guy is, and know everything about him? to be in the navy reserves for just a little over two years, and then was separated from the navy reserves. which is rather unusual. what about that? >> yeah, well, they should know all about him. the -- initial enlistment, i think, is three years, not two. >> so there's -- we can assume that he may have been discharged? >> oh, yeah -- well -- >> would there be a record of his behavior? >> there would be a record of his discharge, his behavior, the reasons for his discharge, whatever rap sheet he may ha

so what card of you thinking of?3 of hearts. >> there's one card that's flipped upside down in this deck and it just so happens to be the 3 of hearts. >> what? >> it's a heart. >> what? >> 10 of diamonds. >> wow! >> how does he know what this person is thinking? >> i don't know, but i love the fact that he drops down on one knee and presents a ring. >> whoa! what? >> yes! definitely. >> he did get a smooch. he locks lips. >>> monkey bars. our favorite smarty pants is back with a really cool video. >> and all you're going to need is a watermelon, a coat hanger and a drill. >> so he cuts a little hole into the watermelon, right? you are like, okay. whatever. then he takes a wire hanger. he mcguyvers it a little bit. he puts it into the drill. puts the wire into the watermelon. he's essentially creating a watermelon smoothy without mess. >> you can just stick a straw in there and just -- >> you can stick a straw in there if you want to have the entire watermelon to yourself or if you want to share, you cut a plastic cup

let me use my credit card because i have my credit card statement. >> let me see the statement. >> not doesn't mean anything, your honor i can put ticket on my credit card. doesn't mean anything. >> let her finish. you put it on the credit card. >> i got to to the concert and she wasn't there there. i waited 30 minutes. >> how long did you plan to go to this concert together? >> it has been over four weeks. >> who's idea was it to go. >> it was her idea. >> it was her idea. >> it is your favorite band. >> no it is her favorite band. it's not my favorite band. i did it because i'm her friend and i didn't want to go to the concert alone. >> coming up -- >> i'm getting a headache because you are yelling. i don't know why you are yelling. please don't yell. >> because i'm upset. um, hello. these ugly stains are ruining my good looks and style. and good luck using that cleaner. excuse me, miss ? he's right. those are tough hard water stains, and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, 85% of us have hard water and many don't even know it. you need lime-a-way. lime-a-way is specially for

cards.buy those with a credit card, cash back at grocery stores,sen the fuel points and you are saving twice. youern the discount once, 3 gallons. i have seep savvy families line up both in a row and fill them up. look for amount gnat ways of commuting or change up the kind of car you drove but don't let a few cents drive you crazy. it's something all of us deal with. >>> you can catch more story tons list. check its out tonight at 7:00. followed by let's ask america here on abc 2. what we are working on for you at 6:00. running cross country for charity and has to cross the chesapeake bay, how he did it without tying up traffic on the bay bridge. thinking about updating you kitchen? what you need to make sure your projects are up to code. more coming up at 6:00. we hear about bullying, a graduate student knows that too well. >> sheweller wants to help those going through it. he is on a mission and using his music to make it happen. inspiring, story uplifting, he hasn't always lived in a hig

where he did produce a card.but i, you know, paul ryan announced the best thing we could do for the budget deficit was not implement obama care. the fact is, of course, the cvo, congressional budget office, repeat lead said, obama care reduces the deficit. it has a mixture of taxes and savings. that will save the country money. he doesn't care about the facts. he goes on, saying what he says. regardless of what the reality is. and that -- the fact that they have been doing this for four years, i do think is shocking. for, you know, certainly people who proudly consider themselves republican, you know seeing this kind of buffoonery is awful. you can't have a debate about the merits -- you can have a debate about the merits of various things. this isn't a debate about mare its. we have more facts. zeke, you couldn't say what premium levels would be, what costs were going to be for individuals. let's listen to what jay carnie said about it today at the white house. >> today the department of health and human service

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card from the military. to get into our building you have to have that card keyed for people who work inside the building. if not, check in with security at the front. i have no idea who the shooters are, how they got into the building, how secure it is. if you asked me that at 8:00 this morning i would have said very secure. now it's a different answer. >> what did it sound like, the cadence of the weapon? >> handgun. >> can you bring in weapons? >> negative. the cat card doesn't allow you to bring weapons onto the base. there is an instruction that tells you not to bring weapons on the base. just bauds you have a cat card doesn't mean you can carry. >> did you get a visual of the shooter? >> never saw him. >> what happened with the person who fell? >> i ran. i assumed he was one of the casualties of today. >> you mean decease ed? >> yes. he was shot in the head. >> the man who viciously launched an attack served as a navy reservist. jennifer grifen has more. hi. >> hi, greta. >> who is he ? >> first of all

or accessed the building and the base through somebody else's id card.that is under investigation as we speak. i can tell you there is an update, andrea, that military officials here are reporting that seven are now dead of the 12 shot and wounded in that incident at the navy yard. >> do we know what the building is, 197. >> it's essentially the navy sea systems command. it's their headquarters. they oversee a large part of what the navy does on a daily basis. we're not talking about operational deployments or the like, but the navy's very complicated big business on many levels. but they are in charge of the overall navy sea system command. i can tell you the building, 197, in which those shootings occurred today, we're told it was actually constructed to build ships. so when you hear some of the witnesses talking about the shooter on the third or fourth level shooting down into an open area, many of the victims never saw it coming. they probably never saw the shooter because reports are that he was at an upper level shooting down into a food court cafe

so if the card you're thinking of matches the card that flips over in this deck means the dream is reald we need to get married, right? >> yes. >> what card are you thinking of. >> do you want me to tell you? >> yes. >> three of hearts. >> there's one card that's flipped unside down in this deck and it just happens to be the three of hearts. >> what. >> what? >> what -- >> ten of diamonds. >> ten of diamonds. >> wow. >> how does he know what this person is thinking? >> i don't know. but i love the fact that he drops down on one knee and presents the ring. >> whoa! what? >> yes. >> definitely. >> he did get a smooch. >> they lock lips. >> behind the scenes footage because this one girl he approaches -- sorry. >> another guy is trying to get her number at the same time. >> you go first. >> fine. >> yes or no? >> i mean, yeah. >> sure. >> the dream ended right when you were telling me the -- >> oh, yeah. >>> he wants more tickles. >> she did. >>> it's tech time, steven. this is going to make you go uh? first, the video from the crazy russian hacker, this time mixing milk and coke. watch th

not all of them are credit card. we can certainly consider that as well. >> the part that makes it so easy to do with a credit card. i would appreciate that. before we get ready to do that have some kind of report back on how feasible how that might be. thank you very much. we have members of the public? >> yes. we have two people who have submitted speaker cards. >> good afternoon. i'm here on behalf of dwayne johnson, speaking in favor of the group. they contracted us to handle the community outreach side of it which we are happy to do for them and excited about the project. so we ask that you pass this vote for us. thank you for your time. >> next speaker. >> chad randall. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, members of the board. thanks for the at some point to speak today. i'm the chief operating officer, we are a parking technology company based here in california san diego. we also manufacture these products. today i'm joined by pretty much all the executives management of ips. we are the current provider of the

when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family which means a lot to me. ♪ ♪ >>> it's the singapore grand bre this weekend. graham louden is president sporting director at loricia. graham nice to catch up again. look first of all, we've got the singapore grand prix this week. how is the season sort of panning out for you? it's your third year as this team? >> yeah fourth year. morning, ross. it's good to talk to you again. yeah you know we're coming to singapore ahead of our nearest rival in the which i am. we're currently tenth in the championship. and we've managed to stay ahead the whole season and, as you rightly point out, it's -- formula one is a difficult spot. it's very competitive. there's a huge amount of money involved and a lot of technology and, you know everyone in the team is pushing really hard from this point on through to the very last rates to keep our place in the championship. always possible to move ahead. >> yeah look, just do the comparison between your budget and th

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