. >> reporter: it's the name of the beer on the menu at this popular concord bar but customers at ej fair never expected drinking here would mean getting their wallets wiped out. >> we had four or five charges, 2 to $300 each. >> reporter: the manager says it happened to several hundred people and what they all have in common is they used their credit cards at his bar in the past few months. >> basically anyone that used their card here from september on, till about the saturday after thanksgiving, had their card compromised. >> reporter: it was by a sophisticated worm possibly through the system's wi-fi. they started racking up charges all over the world. >> i heard some instances of physical cards being used, someone was making copies of cards. >> i got these charges on my account which was saying that i recently charged money in mexico. >> dubai and england. no way to track it. >> reporter: concord police are investigating it but they're struggling to find the culprit. ej fair has upgraded its system and temporarily shut down the wi-fi. >> we're back up and running, everything is

plus, ej dionne. it's all coming up. carly fiori. plus, >>> "meet the press" is brought to you by the boeing company. [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever, for any reason, and would always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. compared to other leading brands, it has 50% more animal protein. ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades... if he ever lets her leave again. iams. keep love strong. >>> coming up, with all the numbers being thrown around in the last two weeks during the fiscal cliff negotiations, we thought we'd try to put things into perspective. take a look at these figures. these are the key numbers in simple terms for money that the u.s. takes in and spends roughly every year. you see the amount we spend is greater than the total taxes revenue. and that's the difference between the two, or the money we have to find or borrow to cover our spending. and there's the total debt. $16.4

plus, ej dionne. it's all coming up. >>> "meet >>> coming up, with all the numbers being thrown around in the last two weeks during the fiscal cliff negotiations, we thought we'd try to put things into perspective. take a look at these figures. these are the key numbers in simple terms for money that the u.s. takes in and spends roughly every year. you see the amount we spend is greater than the total taxes revenue. and that's the difference between the two, or the money we have to find or borrow to cover our spending. and there's the total debt. $16.4 trillion to the united states government. if we wanted to bring those numbers down to size, say for a family budget by removing some of those down thing zeros, here's what it would look like. the family would have an income of about $in,000 while in that same year spending more than they take in. $38,000. that would mean $14,000 or so would have to be put on a credit card that already has a balance of about $164,000. in the past, it's been politically d

columnist for "the washington post" our friend ej dionne.ouse democratic caucus, chairman xavier becerra. sorry i butchered your name just a minute ago. i should have known better as a californian. former head of hewlett-packard carly fiorina. and for the first time, the newly elected freshman independent senator from maine, angus king, succeeding the retiring olympia snow. he's a former governor of the state, and it's said that he will caucus with the democrats. and a big redskins fan, which is particularly important today as they play seattle. senator, welcome, and all of you welcome back to the program and happy new year. senator, let me start with you. based on everything you've heard this morning, it doesn't seem like a great way to run the government or to solve big problems, does it? >> i think one of things that comes out of this is of course the budget is important and the deficit is important, but there's an underlying structural issue that's affecting the economy and the market, and that is people have lost confidence in the abili

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ej phair has upgraded its system and shut down wi-fi. >> we're back up and running. everything is safe. >> reporter: months after the breach some customer cards are vulnerable and thieves are still ringing up charges worldwide. >> hopefully they fix the problem and it won't happen again. >> and that was christin ayers reporting. >>> want to save more money this year? you probably do. cbs 5 reporter julie watts says there are three easy tricks to keeping your new year's resolutions. >>> reporter: as you plunk down a couple of bucks for that cup of coffee -- >> probably two or three times a day. >> reporter: or shell out a little more for lunch. >> typically around 8 bucks. >> reporter: --ask yourself, do you make more than $90 an hour? that's what you need to earn to reasonably afford eating out five days a week. >> it's not worth the hassle for me to prepare lunch. if it costs me another $1,000 at the end of the year it's worth it. >> reporter: tip number one, according to personal finance experts, you could save around $1,000 a year if you brew your own coffee or br

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joining me now, ej i was struck by reports leaking out of republicans being very, very proud that theyislation and then somebody realized no, no that won't do. now we have leaked from aids saying that the speaker will send anything to the committees which is the least that they should be saying at this point. >> yeah, i think this suggests what a real problem that they have. those two numbers that you recited are very important to talk about the catch 22 that the republican party is in. only 23% have a positive view of the tea party. but guess what? those are the people who won't let them move an inch on guns for example or anything else. what the republicans need to do is be more moderate are. they ought to vote for some of this gun legislation. they have to show they stand for more than tax cuts for the rich. they have to understand that they want government to do things like help the hurricane victims which most voted against in the case of sandy. they need more moderate people to vote in the republican primaries. they won't het them become more moderates and i think this is a deep

ej manual, a 20-yard strike and michael wilson ran for a td. 14-0 south. stephon taylor led all rushers with 53 yards on nine carries including this 20-yarder, helping the south win 21-16. the warriors hit the road for a four-game swing in five nights. brutal. spending last night in milwaukee. facing former warrior andre ellis and bogut. the bench goes wild on that one. why isn't he an all-star? hits the corner three. led all scorers with 26 points. warriors up 4 at the half. in the third, monta ellis gets the feed. he vanishes with the right-hand slam. he had 20. nothing but net here. put the bucks up nine. then monta finishes things up a with a three over former teammate perry. warriors lose their second game in two nights. 109-102 that final. >>> i don't know what patrick marleau of the sharks is doing during the lockout but it's working. he become the first player in 95 years to score four straight multi-goal games to open the season. they keep their record intact 4-0. avalanche controlled the game early until this huge below. that changed the momentum

ej manual, a 20-yard strike and michael wilson ran for a td. 14-0 south.phon taylor led all rushers with 53 yards on nine carries including this carry helping the south win, 21-16. the warriors hit the road for a four-game swing in five nights. brutal. sending last night in milwaukee. facing former warrior andre ellis and bogut. the bench goes wild on that one. why isn't he an all-star? hits the corner three. led all scorers with 26 points. warriors up 4 at the half. in the third, monta ellis gets the three. evanishes with the right-hand slam. he had 25. nothing but net here. put the bucks up nine. then monta finishes things up a with a three over former teammate perry. warriors lose their second game in two nights. >>> i don't know what patrick marleau of the sharks is doing during the lockout but it's working. the first in 95 years to score four straight multi-road games in then a. they keep their record intact 4-0. a huge blow to gabriel. that changed the momentum. sharks get a power play out of the deal. marleau first goal of the game. 1-0 sharks. marl

. >> ej dionne of the "washington post" and brookings. i feel naive for saying it, but you make me feel better. >> thank you. you too. >> it's great to have you here. >>> we have lots more ahead, including nobel prize winning economist paul krugman. and later, an i call bullpucky story has gotten even more bullish since i covered it. we will be right back. resources they need. bright students are getting lost in the shuffle. and administration's work gets more complex every year. when you look at these issues, do you see problems or opportunities? with an advanced degree in education from capella university, you'll have the knowledge to meet these challenges and make a difference in the lives of students. let's get started at capella.edu. >>> the president and vice president are doing work on the issue of gun safety reform. the president's brand spanking new political operation tried to do work on gun safety reform, but it kind of did not work. bill burton, who knows about these things, joins us next. people have doubts about taking aspir

these movements are decentralized, it's time the green movement, more nationally realized the ej movements and getting policy passed to benefit all communities. i wanted to come to you an all this. this is where the rubber literally meets the road, right, or meets the landfill for so many communities. this idea that what we dump we often don't dump in our backyard, it's somebody else's backyard. what we emit, we emit in someone else's yard. they are disempowered communities. >> since 1991, hundreds of grass roots groups came together to develop principles of injustice, how to go back to communities and build a strong grass roots space. we have been in a grass roots struggle to disman tall environmental racism. it is people of color, indig nous people. often, we are intentionally targeted for pollution because our communities don't have the same environmental level of literacy or political clout. often our land is cheaper. we have born this burden. it's led to increasing health disparities. >> these locally undesirable land uses where you have a belching factory on your fence line and then

was fatally shot in the back in the early hours of january 1, 2009 by bart police officer johannes <ejarm at the time he was shot. his death widespread outrage and protest and oakland. >> jennifer lawrence of the comedy silver linings playbook and daniel day- lewis of the civil war epic lincoln won the lead acting prizes at the screen actors guild awards. supporting actor honors went to an hataaway for performance in the musical ;es ,oserab;es and tommy lee jones for his role in the movie lincoln. dick van dyke was presented with a lifetime achievement award. >> and this weekend box office numbers are in. hansel and grretel which hunters took the top spot earning $19 million during its opening weekend. the supernatural horror film mama landed in second place with nearly $13 million. an academy award contender a silver lining playbook earn a $10 million this weekend. >> it is slow on 680 southbound. it is traffic in san francisco we're keeping our eye on. is one of our hot spots. george will give you >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news to attract a san francisco hot spot. >> the

except perhaps heather north carolina donald, kay, and howard and ej and nicole. i know, have the manhattan institute and city journal for a long time and benefited from your insight and contribute biewtion. i want to say how grateful i am to mayor bloomberg. at no time i have ever doubted he supported work-based welfare policy and he wanted me to stand strong and defense policy that reduced the welfare case load by more than 700,000 rep sip yent. increase work rates for single mother and reduce poverty. i want to credit and thank deputy mayor linda gibbs for the steadfast support for my work in maintaining the accomplishment while at the same time pushing me and everyone in the city government to do still more to raise the economic perspective of low-income new yorkers. finally, i need to let you know that i represent a large, 14,000-person city agency. in one of the remarkable and unappreciated aspected is the extent to which our employees have accepted and endorsed and acted on the perm responsibility emphasis and work focus of welfare reform. it is a little kn