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including those of ortho stephen king and basketball star, the bron james but we spoke to matthew finney, his head of tech and innovation at the london based thinktank sense of for policy studies says a lot of fake accounts have already popped up on twitter. we asked him what more we can expect to come. there's been at least 11 issue with a new york state affiliated twitter accounts, dealing with impulses. and this is exactly the kind of problem, but blue take verification and merged to solve which is that the more prominent on accounts, the more likely impersonators or hoaxes are going to get involved to disrupt the platform and make it more difficult for people to consume genuine news and information, and so i expect that as firms or individuals choose not to pay that we will see more impersonation. and i think that's going to degrade the platform. it is trivial to set up a twitter account. so if you're malicious act and you know that the blue chick verification is no longer stable, it is a prime opportunity, not just for hoaxes, but also criminals and or, and episodes for we go, here'

ama: michael finney joins us to say there is a crackdown on the way.ichael: there really is and nobody knows about it. if you have been booking your summer vacation, you could probably write some headlines yourself about junk is. there is a crackdown on the way. you just probably have not heard about it yet. junk these have been getting the attention of lawmakers, elected officials, and even president biden during his state of the union address. >> we are going to ban surprise resort fees. they can cost up to $90 a night at hotels that are not even resorts. michael: the president jumpstarted a process of identifying and doing away with junk fees. >> americans are tired of these. we are tired of being played for suckers. michael: congress is drafting new laws. the california legislature is, too. consumer activist are pulling out all the stops. >> think -- the bottom line is consumers deserve to know what they are paying for and how much upfront. michael: while the spotlight had been turned on lawmakers coming up with plans, there is an actual crackdown

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michael finney will join >> spring breakers are headed to the beach in santa cruz county, but it is far from business as usual, especially in capitola. thunderstorms damaged the seaside city. so much so, president biden visited to check out the damage firsthand. dustin dorsey shows you where capitola is right now along its road to recovery. >> spring break season officially underway in capitola, a beautiful day full of sunshine, blue skies, and the combing sounds of -- [horns honked those bracket -- [horns construction. >> we are hanging up one of the divided, exposed head beams through the dining room. we are the last final hurrah. the weather has not been nice to us, but we are pushing. >> the goal for reopening was always spring break. zelda's along with my type each should begin next week. >> we worked really hard just even open in a limited capacity to put people back to work and start serving the public again. we still have a really long way to go, but we are feeling optimistic and we are excited. >> excited for these visitors, no doubt. it has been quite a while since it has been

michael finney has your story. >> amazing story from start to finish.ew that by tapping your card the atm transaction window stays open even after cash comes out. if you walk away too early the thieves step up and start withdrawing money. the bank said there was no proof of any scam. after losing everything, this young man decided to go get that proof. >> there was a card stuck in the atm. >> joey recalls how someone stole his money at this chase atm. the card slot was glued shut. a man next to him offered help. >> he says you have to tap your card because it has been broken. i was like thanks. >> joey tapped his phone, withdrew $60 and walked off. it all seemed normal until he went back to the atm. >>>> the same man was there. that is what i was suspicious. >> as joy withdrew another safety dollars the man came closer. >> he went up to the atm right behind me. i was like that is not good. >> sure enough he later found multiple withdrawals from his account. $1640 gone. >> i'm like that happened to me. >> that guy scam to me last night at the atm machine

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michael finney has their story. michael: what else can be grabbed out of my wallet? >> edgar matthews was trying to use a debit card to pay for groceries but that never happened. >> i had not tapped it or in sitter did or swiped it -- or inserted it or swiped it and outcomes the receipt and i said how did this get paid for? >> the cashier could explain it. she stood there with a blank. >> i thought the guy had a me had been charged, saying someone paid for this on a credit card somewhere. >> turns out the tap to pay card reader had ignored the debit card in edward's hand and instead it reached into his back pocket through his wallet and charged his bank of america credit card tucked inside. >> that was a big reach. around me or through me to my wallet, why did he grab the card near it? how did it decide what to grab? >> sonya says it happened at a doctor's office. >> i went to pay and they said you are already paid and i said i had not inserted my card, i had not taken it out of my wallet. >> turns out her card reader there had sent radio waves into her purse and cha

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adam kinzinger, karen finney, thank you. thanks. right now. back to our top story. a tornado outbreak is so far blamed for at least nine deaths across the country. in illinois. dozens of people had to be pulled to safety after the roof collapsed at the apollo theater and belvedere. first responders arrived in minutes to what they are describing as absolute chaos. one person was killed. and cnn's adrien brody is joining us now live from outside that theater. adrian i guess i should be surprised that just one person was killed. looking at the damage. what do you know? as far as right now, that is what we know. at least one person was killed, at least 28 others injured now the range of injuries varies. according to officials. at least five were described to have what were called severe injuries. they were also transported by ambulance. and if you look behind me, you can see where the sign of the apollo theater has fallen. what i want to look from above, take a look at our view from above, you can see where the roof collapse. now there were tornadoes throughout the stat

michael finney has the story. seriously a card stuck in a t. m. joey malarkey recalls how someone stole his money at this chase atm card slot was glued shut. a man next to him offered help. he says. oh you have to tap your card because it's been broken and i was like, oh dang joey tapped his phone withdrew $60 in walk off, but all seem normal until he went back to that 80 m and then the same man was there. that's where i was suspicious as joey withdrew and other $60. the man came closer. he went up to the atm like right behind me. so i was like, that's not good. sure enough. joey later found multiple withdrawals from his accounts $1640 gone like that happened to me. i scammed me last night at the 80 m machine. i didn't think anything of it. i thought he was just using the atm. my initial reaction was wait a second. i definitely did not withdraw that much money. the same thing happened to several customers at that 80. yeah they put glue in the card reader of the atm machine manager told victims that scammers pour glue into the slot so victims have

karen finney, thank you so much. thank you. well, outfront next. we are going to continue to follow the breaking news out of nashville. we are standing by for the republican house to vote on whether to expel justin pearson. plus a new explosive report alleging supreme court justice clarence thomas accepted a number of luxury trips and yet disclosed none of them. the reporter who broke the story is my guest and breaking news. israeli forces now striking gaza after facing a barrage of rocket attacks will bring you the latest. erin burnett outfront broughtht to yu by home instead. personalized in home care for older adults. if your instinct i to help. and clearly, you care. you have what it takes to be a care professional. finally home instead, apply now and begin your career in caring with fidelity income planning will help you create a clear, personalized plan for cash flow even when you're not working plan that includes all your accounts so you can enjoy whatever comes next. that's the planning effect from fidelity. welcome to stormy heights. where

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hello finney and political analyst, and how much the jeep phase palestinian societies angered by, as well as the actions and ready to continue it's resistance. this is the got a dangerous situation and it is the anger among the seniors and those bank angel m and we'll gather spread everywhere. because today evening that talks of the jewish bustle on a day and it's going to close all those bank, i guess for balance. you know, so no one can. i do a lot at the same time, like those groups threatened to not having animals inside locks the are there a holiday, which will i'm good the students and make it very difficult situation. so the senior decided, you know, what was decided to stay inside locks that locks up any storms. and any addition by that is decided during the closure that's going to in boss said it's evening. well, you want to evacuate alongside from the worshippers by falls as we learn. they are listed more than 500, but other than those in the use of force against them. so which goes the files? federal gets us in gaza. and we have to recall that 2 years ago it was how much b

team digs into unprecedented action taken by the alameda county d a and seven on your side, michael finneyintroduces you to a 25 year old ready to be a homeowner, abc seven news is next. show of faith around the world with bowed heads and outstretched hands. the faithful observe the holiest season of the year, both young and old bearing witness to a rare occurrence, typically three times in a century, when the christian holy week coincides with the jewish passover holiday and the muslim holy month of ramadan. from prayers to processions, marches and meals, while the beliefs are distinct, the traditions all steeped in faith, a single candle is lit to mark the beginning of passover, a parade of candles in this cathedral in spain seder plates ready to be served in berlin, while porridge is prepared for iftar as muslims break fast and indonesia unleavened bread in israel, and in india, a young boy readies bountiful plates of fruits and vegetables inside this mosque. petitions of prayer from india to israel, egypt to kenya while alone easter egg dangles and celebration in germany whether solemn

michael finney has their stories. >> what else can be grabbed out of my wallet?bit card to pay for groceries but that never happened. >> i tapped it. i haven't swiped it. and then all of a sudden, out comes th the reseat and i said w did this get paid for? and the cashier drew blank and i thought the guy ahead of me had been charged. he said somebody paid for this on a credit card somewhere. >> the tap pay reader had ignored the credit card in edgar's hand and it reached into his back pocket through his wallet and charged his bank of america credit card tucked inside. >> that's a pretty big reach. i mean, around me or through me to my wallet. why didn't it grab the card that was near it? >> i was shocked. i was like well, it can't be. >> sonya says it happened at a doctor's office. >> i went to pay and they said you're already paid and i said i haven't inserted my card. i haven't even taken it out of my wallet. >> the card reader sent radio waves into her purse and charged her credit card without her knowing it. and that wasn't all. >> three days later at a bouti

. >> from 7 on your side's michael finney, a story about tapped to pay becoming too convenient. one shopper did not take her card out of her purse and her card was still charged. >> winds are up again. how long it will remain gusty coming up. >> should senator feinstein step down? >> no. >> willie brown sasnovich others say yes when asked if einstein is still fit for the job. >> senator feinstein is facing growing calls from her own political party to resign. the 89-year-old has missed dozens of votes since the middle of february because of about shingles. liz kreutz is in the newsroom with more on the story. >> senator feinstein has no plans to resign from the senate but she did announce she is going to step aside temporarily from a key senate committee. this comes after some democrats including a congressman in the bay area have said her absence is hurting democrats ability to confirm important federal judges. tonight a growing number of democrats are calling on california senator dianne feinstein to step down from public office. bay area congressman ro khanna has become the m

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. >> finney's owner says the bar will be hosting fundraisers thursday and saturday night. they want to help cover funeral costs. laredo was attending business school. he had hoped to own his own bar someday. >> and abandon french bulldog earlier this year has found a - forever home pleasant police department made the announcement on social media. there's a picture of the q t in the post. police say they wanted to share the frenchie story in honor of animal cruelty prevention month. back in february, officers found the animal and they immediately saw was severely malnourished. it rushed into a local vet to vet confirmed officer saw the dog hadn't eaten in about small at least several weeks. police say the dog require some time of around the clock medical care due to its poor condition. but as you can see, the dog made a remarkable recovery and within a few days was taken to a local rescue and put up for adoption and hopefully has a nice new home. you a little thing to all right. time for another look at the forecast we're taking this live look at san francisco and any we're

dan: michael finney is here with today's headlines.u seen the relatively new public charging stations in airports, coffee shops, malls? where you plug your device directly into a usb port? the fbi is saying, don't use those. bad guys are hacking into them, allowing the ports to lock your device or export your personal data and passwords directly to the hackers. it is called juice jacking. the fbi says, users should plug devices directly into elect rical outlets using their own charges and cables. state officials have halted mortgage down payment loan programs for first-time buyers. the california dream for all program allowed low and middle income borrowers to get an interest-free loan for their down payment. up to 20%. the california housing finance agency put aside $300 million thinking that would last for about several months' worth of funding. it lasted for less than two weeks. american airlines has just changed the rules of its frequent flyer program, making flights paid with miles more expensive when demand is high, less expensiv

million dollars settlement over the cambridge analytica scandal and seven on your side is michael finney joins us live tonight with more tap to pay problem stories. i'm meteorologist sandy patel temperatures trending higher today. i'll show you how much warmer it's going to get this week coming right up when abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. for a while you may be entitled to some settlement money. facebook's parent company meta has agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars over a lawsuit over data sharing and as abc 7 news reporter, zach fuentes explains. you can apply to receive some of that cash. did you have a facebook account between may 24th, 2007 and december 22nd of 2022 then you may be eligible for a settlement payment facebook boasts more than two billion active users making it one of the largest social media companies, but it's popularity has been impacted recently. the company is laid off another round of workers wednesday as part of job cuts announced earlier this year by ceo mark zuckerberg and long before that was announced the company had been involved in another scandal

. >> finney's owner vincent parker says the bar will be hosting fundraisers to try to help cover funeral costs thursday and saturday nights this week, laredo was attending business school. he hoped to one day open his own bar. >> welcome our is putting focus on fentanyl, a drug that many people are blaming for the troubles facing some san francisco neighborhoods like so much and the tenderloin that last year in the city, nearly 500 people died. just a fentanyl overdoses. >> kron four's terisa stasio gives us a closer look at what is happening on the streets and one man's mission to try to help teople in the city. >> we get a cell phone video captures what appears to be an open drug market at 7th and market streets in san francisco around to wednesday morning. people approach the person recording the video asking him if you want to buy it's very dangerous for myself >> put myself out there like this on on the front lines. i'm in the trenches of san francisco. it's it's not pretty. their install cup says he's on a mission to expose drug use in the city, especially fentanyl. use. >> he call

michael finney is here with timely information. michael: there is no surprise here. we were all expecting this, but it is disappointing to them. there is some good news though. california has extra protection for consumers holding gift cards and bed, bath & beyond will be honoring our california laws, at least for a while. the 360 bed, bath & beyond locations and 120 locations of its sister store buy buy baby are still open but expected to be closed for good by the end of june. the abc news chief technology and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis reports. rebecca: bed, bath & beyond warned in january that bankruptcy could be coming after a dismal holiday season after the pandemic. they faced inventory issues and cannot keep yourself stock. michael: california has a law that states all gift cards, even those bought before bankruptcy, must be honored, a very big deal. most states do not do that, so where do consumers stand? the stores are open now. final sales begin wednesday. all items taught during the sale are not returnable. items bought before the sale are. the

michael finney has their stories. >> what else can be grabbed out of my wallet?dgar was trying to use his debit card to pay for groceries at safeway, but that never happened. >> i had not tapped it, i had not inserted it, i had not swiped it. all of a sudden, outcomes the receipt. how did this get paid for? >> the cashier could not explain. >> she stood there blank. i thought the guy ahead of me, that he had been charged, i said somebody paid for this on a credit card somewhere. >> turns out, the tap to pay card reader at safeway had ignored the debit card in edgar's hand, instead, it charged his bank of america credit card tucked in his back pocket. >> that's a pretty good reach, around me or through me to my wallet. how did it decide what to grab? >> i was shocked. it can be. >> sonja -- can't be. >> sonja says it happened at a doctor's office. >> i went to pay and they said you are already paid, and i said i have not inserted my card, i have not even taken it out of my wallet. >> turns out, the card reader had sent radio waves into her purse and charged her cr

we have cnn political commentator karen finney, watergate prosecutor nick akerman, founder of mo news motion, when your new host of conversations with coleman podcast comment hughes and also joining us attorney john sale who turned down an offer to join the trump legal team on the mar-a-lago documents case, guys great to have all of you here tonight with us to figure out what happened today and what we saw nick let me start with you. now that you have seen the indictment is that a strong or weak case looks to me like a very strong case in the fact that it goes through. you've got two witnesses. you've got michael cohen and you've got david pecker at a minimum. you've got lots of documents. you've got them corroborated by those documents. you've got a tape that is referenced in there. you've got activity at the end, where they basically take it right out of the mueller report to show that there was a major effort to try and keep michael cohen in the camp and to keep tabs on him to make sure that he wouldn't cooperate. the entire case is really almost like a book end to the other two in

michael finney, seven on your side.ew research, uh, tonight showing the effects of climate change on america's pastime. a new study finds global warming is adding about 50 home runs a year in major league baseball. climate scientists at dartmouth college calculated that the amount the earth warms in a year adds about 1% more home runs in a season. the hotter thinner air helps balls fly just a little bit further over the fence, researchers found. chicago's wrigley field had the most warming homer friendly ballpark who knew speaking of sports, chris joining us once again. i mean, you've got it all. now you've got basketball baseball nfl draft on abc at the end of the month to but i want to say the pitch clock. maybe that had something new with the pictures having to get rid of the ball faster. i'm not a scientist, but i'm a sports science something maybe you're onto something. let's call dartmouth and find out get with the times. guys coming up in sports. it is time for the nba playoffs. it'll be in north cal matchup. war

an invite code is currently needed to gain access and probably only finney has it.her news sites. lemonade has the same owners as tiktok. there's also true that is a mill valley startup that's all about public and private threads. i find all of this kind of overwhelm and confusing. i just wish there was one like primary all so we could just all go there. michael, how about you? yeah you know, i'm not an early adopter of any of this stuff. i wait to see who wins and then i jump on board. i'm happy to do that. jack dorsey i wouldn't bet against him for anything thing and tiktok interesting enough so they're looking for a i did not realize they had something going that they're looking for a another platform so they don't get in trouble with that one like they are with this one. i don't know. yeah. thank you, mr. bandwagon jumper. spencer, how about you? well, i guess i'm a bandwagon jumper also. i'm with michael. it's hard to bet against jack dorsey, but on the other hand, i like to wait until i understand how these things work and see whether i really have any use for

former new jersey governor chris christie, democratic strategist and cnn political commentator karen finney, abc news political director rick klein and washington post live anchor leigh ann caldwell. thank you all for being around. i want to start. we're going to get to the court case. but i want to start with this indictment and the effect on on our politics. our new poll this morning governor christie shows actually significant downgrading of trump's favorability rating and view of this case since the indictment was unsealed, take a look at take a look at this the effect on independence. so the question should he have been charged before the arrest and the unsealing of that indictment ? 40% of independents said yes. after 54% should he suspend his campaign about the same before now? more than half saying he should, uh i mean, what? what? what? what what's your take on this kind of what i said a few weeks ago here, john, like no matter what he says, and his people say being entitled is not good for political candidate like that's just, you know, he can get some short term bump among certai

karin agness follow karen finney and jonah goldberg. all joining so, karen, we don't yet have the indictment. we don't know the time trump will arrive in the courthouse and there had been. maybe it would be the afternoon. maybe it would be the early morning and where were the cameras be? and what happens to everybody else? who is around that courthouse in a given day? allen wisenberg, former cfo of the trump organization. when he had his day they did it at 6 15 in the morning. that's basically to avoid it. so what do you expect? so it's common when somebody is surrendering that they go early in the morning so that they can get all the processing done and make it to court by 2 15 because the paperwork does usually in in regular times, take some time to generate, for example, a rap sheet and in new york state i d number and all of the other arrest processing, so normally it happens early in the morning , and then they take them up to court by the 2 15 to 15 part would still be there. this whole part of when he walks across you know, in th

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