doggett became suspicious of the caller and hung up. dollars.. and afterward the con artist let her know she got ripped off. (kelly bates/received scam call) "he finally said. are you aware of what just happened? i said.. it's pretty obvious now." authorities say if you receive one of these scam calls - the best thing to do is hang up. york./// ((kirsten joyce)) > stuck on weekend plans? coming up next we have a suggestion of one local hot spot that's been getting some national attention recently./// ((sherry swensk)) > the lake national parks in our nation! ((kirsten joyce)) that's right it's now the fifth most- visited site in the national park service system. 2015 showed saw a total of 7.2 million visitors to lake mead. that comes out to 368-thousand more people compared to 2014!/// > that's all for 8 news now live at noon.. remember that 8 news now is always available at las vegas now dot com, facebook and twitter. easy. no one is knocking maya. you know that. >> rick: trust me. i'm perfectly clear on who's being insulted here. >> ridge: [ si

mark doggett's family was targeted as well. (sot-mark doggett/received scam call) "he knew our address our phone number." it's called the jury duty scam - con artists say you've missed jury duty and you're going to be arrested unless you pay up. (sot- mark doggett/received scam call) "he said all you need to do is send some money via paypal and that's when i knew something was wrong." (sot-monica vaca/federal trade commission) "do not believe the caller" monica (mo-knee- kuh) vaca (vah-kuh) with the federal trade commission says these types of scams are on the rise nationwide. in many cases the criminals use technology called spoofing to make their number look like it comes from a local court or police department. investigators even discovered prisoners in georgia pulling off the scam from behind bars. but usually the con artists are hard to catch because they demand untraceable payments like paypal, wire transfers or prepaid debit cards. (sot- monica vaca/federal trade commission) "when they start demanding money from you over

mark doggett's family was targeted as well. (sot-mark doggett/received scam call)"he knew our address our phone number."it's called the jury duty scam - con >> he knew our address, our phononnumber. reporter: it's called the jury duty scam. con artists said you missed jury duty and you're going to be arrested unless you pay up. >> all you have to do is send money via pay pal and that is when i knew, you know, something was wrong. >> reporter: don't believe the caller. >> no mike with -- monique with the federal trade commission said these types of scams are on the rise nationwide. in many cases, they use spoofing to make the number look like it comes from a local court or police department. investigators even discovered prisoners in georgia pulling but usually, the con artists are hard to catch because they demand untraceable payments prepaid debit cards. >> when they start demamaing money from you over the phone, scam. >> reporter: she said police departments and courts will never ask for money over the phone. she became suspi

mark doggett's family was targeted as well. (sot-mark doggett/received scam call)"he knew our address our phone number."it's called the jury duty scam - con artists say you've missed jury duty and you're going to be arrested unless you pay up. (sot- mark doggett/received scam call)"he said all you need to do is send some money via paypal and that's when i knew something was wrong." (sot-monica vaca/federal trade commission)"do not believe the caller"monica (mo-knee-kuh) vaca (vah-kuh) with the federal trade commission says these types ofcams are on the rise nationwide.in many cases the criminals use technology called spoofing to make their number look like it comes from a local court or police department. off the scam from behind bars. but usually the con artists are hard to catch because they demand untraceable payments like paypal, wire transfers or prepaid debit cards.(sot- monica vaca/federal trade commission)"when they start demanding money from you over the phone, that's when you know it's a scam"vaca (vah-kuh) says polic

there were two, he did one for a man named doggett, as well. only two remain because only madison and monroe -- the other three burned in a fire at the library of congress. the frames are original and thought to be by doggett who was a frame maker in boston. we are now in the gallery's installation of the kaufman collection of american furniture. and, hanging on the wall, is george washington. i guess by now you are beginning to get the sense, i think, that the 18th century in america was a kind of a revolution and after the revolution was a very small place. many of the same people come up again and again, and many of those people are interconnected and we have seen a few of those relationships there. there is alexander hamilton and george washington. the most important thing, i think, of this small place with all of these people who all are interconnected, george washington is the center. everybody knows and admires him. everybody wants a portrait. everybody wants to paint him. if you are a painter. and everybody else wants a picture or image

doggett: thank you, mr. speaker. to address a problem that has impacted our country for generations, some of our problem solving colleagues have devised a sure fire remedy. they're demanding another government report. instead of actually voting to prevent more debt when they had the opportunity, they want a report. approval of this motion will not kill the report. it will not kill the bill, nor will it send it back to committee. rather, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. but it will be a more complete report that more completely describes the problem with which we're dealing. some of our republican lleagues have a near insat yabble desire for -- insashable desire for tax cuts. insatiable desire for tax cuts. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members will clear the well and remove your conversations from the floor. the gentleman will continue. mr. doggett: thank you, mr. speaker. some of our colleagues have a near insatiable desire for tax cuts that don't pay for themsel

phone call that said that there was a bench warrant out for my arrest that i had >> reporter: mark doggett's family was targeted as well. >> he knew our address, phone number. >> it's called the jury duty scam. con artists say you will be arrested unless you pay up. >> all you need to do is send money via pay pal. that's when i knew something was wrong. >> do not believe the caller. >> moniqua with the federal trade commission says these types of scams are on the rise nationwide. criminals use technology called spoofing to make their number look like it comes from a local court or police department. investigator even discovered prisoners in georgia pulling off the scam from behind bars. but, usually the con artists are hard to catch, because they demand untraceable payments like pay pal, wire transfers or pre-paid debit cards. >> when they start demanding money over the phone, that's how you know it's a scam. >> police departments and courts will never ask for money over the phone. she became suspicious of the but bates forked over $895 and afterward the con artist let her know she got rippe

when you doggett to south carolina i think for kasich what he is going to run into, he made that huge investment in new hampshire, he has made no similar investment in south carolina. so for jeb bush to come in fourth, not a great growing, not as good as they wanted it to be, but to come in fourth with kasich as being the establishment guy ahead of you, they are very confident that they can pick up those kasich voters and those people who are going looking for something who is not a screamer, who can get things done, who does have a record of what they consider good accomplishments. i think the bush people are very encouraged that the only establishment guy who finished ahead of them was john kasich. they look at those votes as their votes. >> then there is the marco rubio implosion which i think is probably open the door for john kasich and jeb bush. i want to make sure we talk about the democrats, josh, because bernie sanders he defied expectations as well. some polls had him up by 30 but no one thought it was that close. a 22-point win in new hampshire beating hillary clinton among

doggett. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. doggett: amnesia. amnesia, mr. speaker. it once again pervades this republican caucus. where were these great deficit hawks two months ago when they had an opportunity to vote on increasing the national debt? they are raising their hand aye in favor of hiking the national debt. and today they come forward with the audacity to say, let's solve the national debt runaway problem, we want another government report. to do it. yes, at christmas time these deficit hawks went on a spending spree right here in this house. not a spending spree to provide more educational opportunity to our children, not a spending spree to provide more medical research dollars for our scientists and physicians, not a spending spree to do something about our crumbling roads and build a competitive infrastructure. but a spending spree with tax expenditures from the tax code to stuff every silk stocking they could find, anyone that had a powerful lobby, they were here to get an ex -- an expanded or extended tax cut. there's what wa