let's bring in our financial guru clyde anderson and an atlanta realtor.et me start with you, what type of properties are flippers looking for? >> typically they will look for a property that's distressed in both condition as well as price. so it's not uncommon to see an investor look for homes that have mold, foundation issues, plumbing issues, things that your average buyer wouldn't necessarily look for because that will help them get the lower price properties and less competition. >> clyde if flippers are buying up homes in your neighborhood is this a good or bad thing? >> it can be a great thing. will increase the property value, so a lot of these properties, some have become eye sores in some of the communities because they have been sitting there. now if you have an investor that wants to rehab the property and give it a new facade and curb appeal it helps the property value for the neighbor. >> could get foreclosure appeared thiand things off the market. >> it can. >> flippers can make mistakes, they are mistakes they tend to make. the first one, f

our financial analyst clyde anderson is here to talk more about this.this and i know a lot who have. for those at home watching might never have used it, tell us how it works. >> it's a mobile company, a discounter coupon company you can get e-mails that come to you daily with daily deals, come to your phone and you can take your phone in an establishment, restaurant, they scan your phone and give you the discount there. a cool tool. >> it is. >> i had a chance to talk to the co-founder michael tuvani, this is what he had to say. >> now everyone has a computer in their pocket, our thinking was can we combine this mobile experience of being very impulsive. >> scout mob focuses on finding the best local places first. >> we wanted to sway consumers at the point of decision, so right when they pull out the phone they are going to lunch where am i going to go? we want to sway them in one direction versus another. and ultimately if we can do that we want to get paid for that by the restaurant. we kind of flip the whole model on the head and the consumer actua

financial analyst clyde anderson joins he me now to talk about this.d morning. >> good morning. >> why are we seeing such an increase? >> think about it everybody is making purchases on line. with innovation comes new thieves, to steal your money or identity, they are lurking. >> they are getting smarter. >> they have to. >> as the technology gets cooler many. >> yes. >> what are ways to protect information. >> acculink, pay secure, pin debit technology, use it online like in a grocery store or any other store, credit or debit, you can put the pin number, more secure to put the pin number instead of saying credit because of having you sign as opposed having the pin number that only you have. >> is there something else also where your pin gets scrambled? >> every time you put one number in it scrambles it. doesn't remember it, it goes in and remembers actually each number you do to scramble. so a thief can't take your information. >> that is cool technology. >> more companies are using that. >> what websites, i make a purchase, how do i know my informat

and clyde. he said if you want me, come and get some, lost my bonnie. >> he left his bonnie. >> he can barely spell or form sentences either. >> he is facing multiple charges and authorities say he was driving with a suspended loins. >> he's a winner all the way around. >> this first appeared on tv, and you're seeing a group of elephant that's have swept away in the current of a canal. that's got to be a strong current to be able to push an elephant. >> elephants can swim, they could not touch, and then it carried them. >> all you see is the trunk. >> you see the citizens are getting really involved in this process. it looks like they take sticks and they poke and prod at them to physically push them. you have another being swept down towards the water fall. >> he's trying to get up on the ledge. >> that's what it locks like. i think this is the most heartbreaking part of this video. >> that's an elephant fighting for his life right there. he is giving every ounce of energy he has. >>hk abo how

river steamers and so-called clyde steamers. low, fast, sidewheeled or propel ler driven vessels painted gray to blend with the sea at night. once underway from one of these interim ports, they become subject to capture from the moment they left british or spanish waters. every speck on the horizon was a potential foe and blockade runners maneuvered to avoid discovery. they also tried to plan their runners just so they appeared offshore at dusk so they could make that run into the final port at night. thomas taylor, who served as a supercargo, or what was the owner's agent essentially on board, the english-built steel-hull erks dred runner ban recorded his feelings in a diary as he made that run in. he's making the run into wilmington, north carolina in 1863, and he wrote, nothing i have ever experienced can compare with it. hunting, pig sticking, steeple chasing, big game shooting, polo, i have done a little of each, all have their thrilling moments but none can approach running a blockade. pig sticking, anybody? help me with t

many modeled after the clyde river steamers. so-called, so-called, clyde steamers. low, fast, side wheeled or propeller driven vessels painted gray to blend with the sea at night. once under way from one of these interim ports, they become subject to capture from the moment they left british or spanish waters. every spec on the horizon was a potential foe. blockade runners moved to avoid discovery. they also tried to time their voyages so they appeared just over the horizon offshore at dusk. so they could make that run into the final port at night. thomas taylor, served as a super cargo or what was the owner's agent on board the english built steel hulled blockade runner banshee, which i think i showed you earlier and have a picture here. this is it. he is making the run into wilmington, north carolina, he wrote "nothing i have ever experienced can compare with it. hunting, pig sticking, steeple chasing, big game shooting, polo, i have done a little of each. all have their thrilling moments. but none can approach running a blockade. pig sticking, anybody? help me wi

he basically said i'm clyde, you want me, come and get some. i'm a solo, i lost my bonnie, i'm done. >> he didn't lose his bonnie, he lift his bonnie in a car. >> can barely spell or form english senses as well. >> authorities say he was driving with a suspended license. >> guy is a winner all the way around. >>> this first appeared on sri lanka tv. what you are seeing is a group ofephantsaw current of a canal. >> that's got to be a strong current to be able to push an elephant. >> elephants can swim. i think they got so deep that they couldn't touch any longer and it started carrying them as they tried to swing. >> all you see is the trunk. >> that's bad. >> you can see the citizens are getting really involved in this process. what they take, it looks like sticks. they start poking and prodding at the elephants to physically push them out from underneath this bridge. >> you have another elephant being swept towards the waterfall. >> is he trying to get up there on the ledge? that's what it looks like. i will show you this again. this is the mo

financial analyst clyde anderson gives us tips. >>> secret service employees have a new code of conduct as they try to prevent bad behavior. this comes as we learn the named of the agent in columbia, arthur huntington, he had a dispute over pay with an escort in a hotel. a married father of two is among those who left the secret service after the scandal broke. >>> known as the nerd prom, don't expect to see pocket protectors, the white house correspondents dinner is a-list, power players from washington and hollywood. jimmy kimmel had this to say about hosting the big event. >> obviously the secret service thing is something i'll talk about but not necessarily going to do 30 jokes about it. probably stop at 20. >> i have never been in the white house i will probably never be asked back, either. it's really very cool, actually. >> tune in to cnn tonight, live coverage of the dinner beginning at 9:30 eastern. >>> a night leon panetta called nerve racking, when osama bin laden was killed. in the year since his death the nation is better off, he says. >> they said that they had kia with ge

my name is janice clyde. we operate a establishment. i want to thank you because i just completed four years on the small business commission where we had this. it is very important streamlining legislation, and that is one of the charters of the small business administration, to streamline this for businesses, and all streamlining, but small businesses, obviously, so thank you for this. i would like to speak just very briefly about creativity and why it is important to collapse these definitions into just three, because businesses are dynamic. neighborhoods are dynamic, and businesses need room to maybe change their business plans up. sometimes, they are going to grow. sometimes, they are going to downsize, but to have them micromanaged as to whether or not they are complying with their rules is more than counterintuitive. it is not the sense from the city's side to have that level of micromanagement. i would like to also say that the residents, the food and drinking establishments in san francisco collectively employ more san francisc

it said they were the new bonnie and clyde. minutes later, injury was made by the home invasion team. after minimal discussion, dennis dickson later murdered on the floor. a woman inside undetected by the murderous team of home invasion robbers slipped into a closet and called 911 while the crime was still in progress. the officers responded to the woman's 911 call of the shooting that just occurred not knowing the robbers might still be in the house. two officers were first to arrive ma-- made contact with the frightened neighbors. they said they sought a suspect we eastbound -- flee eastbound from the home. they said there were still subject in the house with guns. a shot had been fired immediately after hearing the murdered man say, "are you really doing this?" they also pointed out a bullet had come through their wall from next door. the next-door neighbor showed the officers a hockey mask that was discarded. the officers could have waited. believing the violent crime was still in progress and without regard for their own p

president mazzucco: good evening, clyde. >> good evening. if you go to the website, sfpd, the agenda, email address, everything is there, and it is updated weekly by these people. in reference to the tax issue, you are correct. we had a police officer that was getting kickbacks past taxi driver license permits. he was charged with a crime. i do not know the end result of that. on a few positive notes, chief cuhr, i have to give him credit. there is so much going on, i cannot keep up with it. his openness about the tenderloin police officer involved in a case in the tenderloin, he did not hide it. he put it out there and said, "this is the way it is." he is suspended without pay. party over, buddy. a front-page article on the cell phones being stolen. i see that everyday. i talked to one lady, "put it away. you are on church street." i did not know. but now, as you know, the fcc has joined forces with the cell phone companies, and now they will have a database. if you lose your cell phone, he reported, somebody steals it, they cannot reactiva

when i was contacted by clyde i said well would you be willing to put this into an affidavit a sworn affidavit but since a lot of the stuff off the bat is is still difficult to prove especially that nugget of that meeting with tom feeney and the vote rigging software is still largely he said he said story under center six two thousand and four clint curtis filed an affidavit with congress alleging that one of their members tom feeney of florida had asked him to create vote rigging software and he asked you to design a p.c. to design a code to rig an election yes while he was speaker of the florida house yes. yang's attorney quickly released a statement claiming that mr curtis is allegations are categorically false and that clint curtis is a described old former employee i have heard clint thought you were a disgruntled employee where oh yeah and that's why you've been making these claims that was their original excuse until i produced and i think it's gone your blog you know this card which they gave me with said you know come back any time the door will always be open in this with a

a short time ago financial guru clyde anderson and a realtor told us there is a potential benefit for neighbors. >> some properties have become eye sores in the communities because they've been just sitting there. so now if you have an investor who wants to go in and rehab the property and give it a new facade -- >> they can get forecloses off the market. >> definitely can. >> let's take a look at mistakes flippers make. there are some mistakes they make. let's talk about the first one. the first one is they should get an appraisal. >> right. the bottom line is the number one mistake they make is not understanding how the lending laws affect the resale. they may find a buyer who wants to pay the full price but if they don't understand how the appraiser comes all with the valuation, they could be looking at major losses. they have a flip rule that prevented them or make them subject of two denials. bottom line you get an appraisal, it's going to stick with the property for four months. >> another thing they should do is budget for the unknown. >> yes, budgeting for the unknown, when an

. >> rose: in all the stories about j ed gar hoover and clyde were not true,. >> you no he where those stories began that he was gay, they began there 1937 the moment that hoover started persecuting gays in the government. and hunting them down and ruining their lives and kicking them out of the government. something he did assiduously for 45 years. >> rose: and what do you think about the present director of the fbi. >> he's the first one who has ever got it right. >> rose: and what did he get right? ness with the balance between security and liberty. the balance between being safe and being free this say very delicate calculus. if they get it wrong, people are going to die. if they get it wrong, we lose our liberties. this guy is an amazing person. and his name is bob muller. >> rose: right. >> a lot of americans don't know his name. i think the essential quality here is that he confronted the president of the united states, george w. bush, eyeball to eyeball in ot val office with his resignation letter right here already written, said look, the electronic eavesdropping programs you

i spoke with finance expert clyde anderson to say how hackers can use your information to make new cards what you can do to protect yourself. >> they actually process the payments, and so all this data is going out there, and what happens is when it's out there, they can take that data, pull it down, and actually create a new card, and they can go off and charge. >> is there any way to know if someone has created a new card? >> what you have to do is check your information, and that's why credit cards -- fraud is so big because a lot of times we don't pay attention to the details. we really have to go back and pay attention to the details. we're in the information and we pull that information down, and we look at each charge. don't even discard the little charges. look at everything. >> you said, what, ten million. ten million people are at risk. >> is there any way to avoid that risk? is there any way to protect ourselves? >> it's hard to protect yourself on the front end. that's why laws are in place to make sure that you're only responsible for a small amount. $50 generally is what yo

clyde palmer said the new ship will be every bit as luxurious as the original titanic but with state of the art 21st century technology and the latest navigation and safety systems. plans are calling for the titanic replica to launch in 2016, not sure if this is a good idea, guys. >> i was told he said the boat will not sink, but did he add to that it will, of course, sink if you put a hole in it, so let's be real. >> we're looking at a couple showers here late tonight, not this evening, but a different story in lubbock. they got hammered with thunderstorms. this is pretty intense hail video. you can hear it hitting the windshield. remember hail circumstance lates in the thunderstorm. so it goes up and freezes and comes down, goes up it freezes. by the time the up draft can't keep it up anymore it falls to the ground. >> i hear that's really good for the finish of your car. >> if you cut the hailstone in half, you can see rings and that is essentially how many times it's traveled to the top of the thunderstorms kind of like a tree growth ring. let's have a live look outside. we have

. >> well basically, i was watching the movie, "bonnie and clyde."portrayal. >> that's a movie that's about how there is a lot of social upheaval. i was trying to think: what are we frustrated with now? i considered we are very frustrated with ourselves. i mean the whole frank, the character, frank, he is all about the fact that there is no kindness any more. he doesn't have a political agenda. now, the girl may have one, but, you know, it is a very violent movie. i am not condoning violence in any way. how else are you going to point out that things have gone too far? i i could make a doc that would be whiney about how uncivilized we are or go make a movie where, you know, we start shooting people from jersey shore. >> look. >> i know. you know you don't want snooki to die. >> not at all. >> very clear. >> i don't have a problem with reality stars. >> that's the didn't between me and frank, you know. frank is just going short-term. it's a movie about our own appetite for nastiness, you know. >> and, look. you do comedy and a lot of your movies are o

there's a whiff of bonnie and clyde. well, kind of. would pippa be arrested?e in the back seat. he's apologized to pippa and issued a statement. pippa had been subject to constant and dangerous harassment by paparazzi throughout her time in paris, he claims. he says his friend who pippa had just met drove her to the station and the snappers were swarming. as a joke my friend brandished a toy pistol in their direction. she did not find it funny. there's been a spate of shootings in france and a bad location. of course, diana died in a paris underpass chased by paparazzi. >> pippa has now become the press focus because no one can really touch kate. pippa is part of that team and they ought to be giving her royal protection, i think. >> reporter: royal insiders are concerned that pippa will damage brand royal with her hijinks. who can forget she upstaged the princess bride with that derriere that launched a thousand ships. there's a fear she might become a better looking roger clinton or more sophisticated billy carter, the loose cannon sibling. pippa is writing

clyde anderson takes us on the tour. >> we are at scout mob.door, you know this is not your average workplace. an ever changing landscape of technology, scout mob has taken the concept of deals online and making it accessible to you on your mobile phone. >> we want to persuade people. when they pull out their phone, we want to sway them in one direction versus another. >> it can be restaurants, boutiques, spas, all types of local eateries. the best thing is, it's free. >> we flipped this model on its head. the consumer doesn't pay us anything. we charge the merchant, the local business for it. >> this company started very small with two employees. over the last two years they have over 50 employees in over 13 cities. if you want to find out more, go to scoutmob.com or download it on your smartphone and get the deals right away. back to you randi. >> many thanks, collide. >> he's not out of jail yet, but george zimmerman could be released today. plus, i'll talk live with former agent clint hill. he was there during the kennedy years and carries

a tune that won a whole new audience 18 years later when it was featured in the movie bonnie and clydeecognition on tv with the ballad of jed clampett ♪ come and listen to my story about a man named jed ♪ >> osgood: the theme song of the beverly hill billys here on cbs. in 1969, earl scruggs performed an anti-war demonstration in washington. >> i'm disgusted and in sorrow about the boys we've lost over there. >> osgood: dedicating followy mountain breakdown to the soldiers lost in vietnam. the song was included in the national recording registry at the library of congress in 2004. the next year scruggs performed it on the late show with david letterman. accompanied by steve martin and friends. earl scruggs won four grammys and a lifetime achievement award in 2008. ♪ the time for me won't be so long ♪ >> osgood: funeral services are scheduled for later today in nashville, of course. ♪ some day we'll meet again, sweetheart ♪ >> i love this room. >> osgood: ahead.... >> it's just the same. isn't it wonderful when some things don't change? >> osgood: a conversation with singer/songwriter p

there's a whiff of bonnie and clyde. kind of. will pippa be arrested?we have a groveling mea culpa from the dude in the backseat. he's apologized to pippa and issued a statement. pippa had been subject to constant and dangerous harassment by paparazzi, throughout her time in paris, he claims. he says his friend who pippa had just met, drove her to the station. and the snappers were swarming. as a joke, my friend brandished a toy pistol in their direction. she did not find it funny. bad timing. there's been a spate of shootings in france and a bad location. diana died in a paris underpass, chased by paparazzi. >> pippa has become the press focus. nobody can touch kate. pippa is part of that team now. and they ought to be giving her royal protection, i think. >> reporter: and royal insiders are concerned that pippa will damage grand royals, with her i high jinks. who can forget she upstaged kate with that derriere. you know, pippa's rise writing a book called "celebrate," for party planning tips. perhaps she'll have a chapter about what not to wave in a c