>>reporter: on average, the ftc received 20,000 complaints a year. sean admits she did not ask for a contract and admit she did not know her rights in the online space for the ftc said you, as a consumer, have a right to ask for additional information and sellers are required by law to provide you with the disclosure document that includes identifying information. any legal action against them, their cancellation and refund policy, and earnings claim statements and references. >> if you have any questions about your rights as a consumer in the online space, we have information for you@ourwebsitecbsmiami.com. estimate john is joining us right now some crazy weather lately. it has been chilly. >> at least it has been driving we have not had any rain or we are seeing our share of cool weather and for south florida, we are going to feel that chill out there for the next few days. it's not going to be a one and done kind of deal. it will be around for another few days. a look outside at fort lauderdale good visibility, no rain on the radar. we are hanging

what you don't see there as an option is the ftc is going to take relief and close us down. think if that was the ftc's strategy they would be negotiating with herbalife right now. it doesn't make sense. the whole thing is have we taken the herbalife as an illegal pyramid scheme thesis off the table. we have known forever that it's not. now it appears that the government knows it's not. >> i don't know. all we know, tim, to be frank is that there's no, or at least reports of late have said that there is not enough from a criminal standpoint from the investigations that have been going on but i think it remains a question. >> that's not necessarily true because the way these things work is that the civil case has a much lower burden of proof. they like to get the civil case done first. win that. and then take it to the criminal case in a lot of instances. >> all i'm saying is that it remains to be seen as to whether the ftc is prepared to do anything such as shutting this company down at this point. >> i totally days agree with that. i don't think you negotiate a settlement a

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nbc bay area learned he is facing a $113 million judge over the ftc over a get-rich quick scam that deceived more than 100 million. the kprop deuce infomercials promoting a free and clear real estate system. tonight his daughter and so son-in-law didn't talk about their financial problems. her husband is concerned about his health issues. his daughter just wants to find h him. >> i want to mind high dad really badly. we would really love for him to come home. >> the familiar lip has hired a private investigator. >> thank you, cheryl. forgiveness tonight in the midst of overwhelming grief. a richmond officer's relatives say they forgive the man who alleged live killed him. robert very loga is locked up. investigators are still trying to piece together the circumstances of that homicide, but we do know that vegas was killed in his own home in vallejo yesterday. his family said he always put others first. >> i reflect back growing up with a dad that would literally wear his shoes until the soles of the shoes would separate just to make sure we had food on the table. >> the suspect is due in cou

. >> the ftc voted to continue its investigation into creating an open standard for cable boxes. if that happens, those of us with cable can expect to save money and eventually watch tv in more places more easily. advertise $99 packages for your tv, phone and internet and your bill comes out to 120, you think they lied. >> reporter: henry just described an episode experienced by most who have ever paid a cable bill. >> part of the extra charge is a rental fee you pay for your box every month. >> reporter: few of us own our cable boxes because every provider uses a different box, many of which can only be rented. the ftc would like to consider changing that practice, mandating an open standard for cable boxes. tom's guide research says it pays for itself in two years and by demanding manufacturers create compatible boxes, the fcc opens up this tired old tv relic to incredible innovation. >> your credible box if it were made by apple, maybe there'll be tv piped to your laptop. >> anyone that's watched video on demand on a cable box, you're watching one show, and you want to watch t

it's a personal computer >> reporter: the creator of the brightest flashlight app settled with the ftc agreeing to change its policy and delete all the information it gathered. susan sued over her app but the judge dismissed it saying her and her attorney filed too late. will be right back. there's moving... and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike the big osteo-bi flex pills, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, call this number now. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. stand by to learn more. >> i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about a popular life insurance plan with a rate lock that locks in y

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the ftc says if your personal information is compromised, it's a good idea to freeze your credit. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's a storm team 4 weather alert day. we're expecting heavy rain today. >> let's check in with chuck bell for weather headlines. >> good morning, eun and aaron. clear out your storm drains. i did this yesterday afternoon. make sure the debris and slush and snow is out of the way so water can reach the drain quickly. heavy rain likely by lunchtime and early afternoon. the flood threat, as the snow melts and rain falls, the fl

the number to call is 1-877-ftc-help. >>> pope francis indicated contraceptives may be used to prevent the spread of the zika virus despite the church's long-standing ban on most forms of birth control. the virus has been linked to microcephali, a devastating neurological birth defect. the pope said avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil and in some cases like in the fight against zika, it may be needed. >> "q": and a delaware this noon for sending parents a snarky hurt-feelings report that mocks whiners. here's what happened. the sarcastic form was accidentally sent as an attachment to a legitimate e-mail providing details about an upcoming school event. the bogus report asked the submitter to identify the culprit who, quote, hurt your feelings, end quote. now the brandywine school district said the form was sent by mistake by an employee and not related to any children in any shape or form. >> oh, come on. i don't think that was a mistake. >> "q": if we sent out something like that to somebody about a story and it wasn't factually correct we would be in so -- >> yeah, it would be

the ftc says these kinds of scams are on the rise nationwide. >> get a phone call that said that there was a bench warrant out for my arrest that i had missed jury duty. >> says all you need to do is send some money via paypal and that's when i knew something was wrong. >> criminals use spoofing to make their number look like it comes from a court or police department. >>> we're all familiar with digital overload. too many mindless tweets. what about those massive amounts of unwanted emails? >> there may soon be changes in the law to protect unsubscribers and to make the opt out process more speedy. cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reports now from garden city. >> reporter: john mullin is sick of receiving daily spam mail in his office. >> this email is telling me i made $2,300 in an account i don't even have. >> reporter: so call that unsolicited email? >> i call that a waste of my time. >> reporter: some say they feel they are being chased online at all hours by commercial companies. >> i'm getting emails from stores that i have never even visited. >> that terrifies me because i don't know h

meanwhile, the ftc will vote on a proposal to let consumers swipe pricy cable boxes for cable boxes and apps and get video service from google and apple and tivo. nearly all consumers must now get their boxes from their cable companies and that's an average pay of about $231 a year to lease those devices. sam and laura, back over to you. >> looking for a deal. thanks so much, landon. >>> it is 4:49. a free speech win for a central california teenager. victor taylor was sent home after she refused to change out of the shirt that read nobody knows i'm a lesbian. the shirt was an improper display of sexuality and might be disruptive, but the aclu says public schools cannot sensor school's personal beliefs. now, under a free speech settlement lawsuit they have updated their dress code. the new policy allows students to wear clothing with statements that celebrate cultural identities. >>> spring has officially sprung. and you might say the boys are maybe not back in town, but back in scottsdale. talking about the san francisco giants. pitchers, catchers and a few position players arrived yes

ftc says last year there was a 47 percent spike in identity theft cases. most of those involved tax or wage thefts involving someone stealing personal information and using it to claim a tax refund. >>> if your child goes to school in lake down to you may see changes in the classrooms. the school district approved certifying class size complies plan for the year. limits exceeded a tress way los like in today's elementary schools. school district document show the schools now will use code teachers, multi grade classrooms and bring in more teachers overall. >>> you would not want to find a giant state -- snake slithering around your neighborhood. >> that's what happened to residents of melbourne. look at this. a photo of a 9 foot anaconda was taken after brevard county services captured the snake yesterday. it was on woodberry circle. people live in the area say the snake made them uneasy. >> it was mostly a retirement community and there are little kids that run around and grandkids and if it is loose, how do protect yourself from >> i do not know. >> flor

i've gotten calls from the ftc, the energy department, the city public utilities commission. mike's hit them all with subpoenas. what the hell are you two up to? ask mike. i've been in court all day. this is all from energyne? (cutter) energyne. consumers energy watch. public utility hearings. anti-trust commission. i can't read this. well, i can. now i'm worried. mike, i hope this has some bearing on the conlan kidnapping. i'm not sure, but did you know that energyne twice took its new jersey power plant offline this summer for unscheduled maintenance? the fit time resulted in brownout. that's fascinating. yes, and they own another facility in pennsyania. they took that one down three times since june. that resulted in one blackout and two brownouts. you'd think energyne would be in the business of selling power, not not selling it. there's another company. delph-power. they own a power plant in connecticut. every time energyne took one of its power plants new york had to buy its electricity from delph-power at four times the going rate. the two companies are colluding to ma

. >> the ftc has asked for years to issue rules for baseline cyber security. and, congress has not authorized it. >> reporter: check this out. i'm working on the campus of first one college right here in the russian website is live streaming this location as i speak, and you can see me right now, i'm in a bluecoat waving my arm. i contacted the school about the publicly open camera on the website and explain what's on that website. school reps told me they are now asking the website to take that camera down. >> how easy is it to get into the system? >> it can be very straightforward. >> reporter: candace smith is something called an ethical hacker with secure state, a cleveland company that sells itself as a global management consulting firm, specializing in information security. >> this is your work sunk where it all happened. >> reporter: he took me into the secure states work room where they are paid to break site and find holes in companies or government agency systems. he told me ip-based cameras and now these cameras are all over the place, every day, mo

a new bill would allow the fbi and ftc to investigate the sites, fine the operators and then shut them down. it would also require sites not affiliated with the hotel chain to state that on their webpage. >>> analysts try to help this deer stuck on a hammock. they had to cut the buck loose from the netting in belmont. animal fishes say it's a good reason why you should tape down your outdoor netting when not using it. >>> as the winter prepares to hit, there's a huge concern for places at the pine street inn in boston are already at capacity. organizers say people should not be worried about being turned away no matter what, they will find something for them at shelters across the city. >>> clear out there the right now but earlier today there were clouds and snow squalls that came on by so we watched those and tracked them and then all of you got involved. some great pictures coming in. this one is from out in worcester and showed clouds rolling on in and it captured the bad weather. it was a snow squall that came on through, fortunately didn't last very long. a beautiful shot of the

. >> monday night on the communicators, the longest-serving ftc commissioner talks about major communications issues including next months spectrum auctions, the net neutrality rules and 11 -- unlimited screening. >> we should always be evolving, improving and always attempting to bridge gaps so people can help themselves. this is about enabling individuals to help themselves, providing them with the technological ability to help them improve. to have educational options where they might not have certain languages, to help bridge those gaps. not just the digital divide but the opportunity divide. >> watched the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. [applause] election cycle we are reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. >> it's been a home for political junkies and way to stay informed. >> my colleagues are going to say i saw you on c-span. >> are so much more that c-span does to make sure people outside the beltway know what's going on inside. >> 2015 mark the 150th anniversary of the friedman's incorporated by congress in 1865, the bank was for newly freed

the ftc also says be sure to review bank transactions regularly. and check your credit report. >> he obviously has pictures. >> it's a hassle, but folks like gallagher can tell you it's worth it. reporting in silver spring, megan fitzgerald, news4. >>> more charges have been filed against a former fairfax county teacher. michael sweeney is now facing a list of charges including producing and possessing child pornography. and soliciting a minor. the investigation started last september when he was caught with a 16-year-old girl in his car. sweeney was a teacher at walt whitman middle school in alexandria at the time. he has been fired. >>> the so-called tebow bill is moving forward now in the virginia general assembly. both chambers have now approved it. the tebow bill allows home-schooled students to participate in public school sports. it's named for former nfl and florida gator quarterback tim tebow. who was home schooled and allowed to play for his local high school. a similar measure passed last year, but governor terry mcauliffe vetoed it. he

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. >> well, the ftc says he made a fortune running a get rich quick scheme. >> reporter: he was behind this one, the promise to consumers, pay $39.95 for the free and clear real estate system and make tons of money by learning how to buy homes at auctions and immediately flipping or renting them. according to court records, the feds say in a majority of states, it's almost impossible to simply walk in to a government tax sale, pay a few hundred dollars in back taxes and then walk out with a free ask clear deed to a home, because those laws dictate otherwise. he scams hundreds of thousands of other customers. in 2012, a california district court ordered beck to personally pay $113 million, beck appealed the case. according to the san francisco chronicle, his most hearing was scheduled for tuesday. the same day he disappeared. >> you've never, ever disappeared in his life. >> reporter: tonight, beck's daughter talked to kpix 5. >> all we know is he was going to the meeting, which had to do with the court case, but he has a million of these meetings, this has been ongoing for year and yea

and herbalife having a positive day, seeing a deal with the ftc.? not good news. a lot to cover. the bell is rigging. we are taking a live shot of the nasdaq and the nicaea and we're taking it down with some special guests. we are asking question, does this signal a time to get out, or a time to get on board? joining us is the chief market strategist at amy capital. i want to bring in global head of credit of pimco. mark, let's start with you. when you look at the amount of all in angel's the start of january, totaling $51 billion, what does this tell us about the credit market? typing without, or time to move in? mark: we think it is time to move. or saveook at cash methods around the world, they are yielding zero, or even negative. 75% of japan and german government bond market yields negative yields. equities are facing the headwinds of low growth. we think bonds, specifically corporate bonds, can earn doctorate 8% -- 4% to 8%. be actuallyse will quite manageable. overall the inflows into credit will offset this risk. specifically, investors are

now it's reported that beck is facing a $113 million judgement for the ftc over a get rich quick info commercial scam. year parade is now about one week away. organizers are pretty busy getting ready. >> the preparations that are now under way. >>> reporter: a traditional lion dansby san francisco police officers at a senior center brings a celebration to resident who can't attend the chinese new year parade. >> can't walk. i look at it on the tv. >> it's very rewarding, very enjoyable for us. we like to do this. we want to bring the seniors good luck. they smile and clap. and go wow this is coming -- coming here again. >> reporter: for those planning to shrill brat artists are going through truck loads of glitter and paint. >> he represents fun and we've been able to have fun playful -- playful floats. other float will be dedicated to ms. chinatown u.s. -- usa and her court. six area women are competing for the title. >> i look forward to working with the local organizations here to try to increase our presence. >> reporter: next week will be crunch time to finish the floats before t

he's facing a $113 million judgment from the ftc over a get-rich-quick scheme. his daughter says she doesn't think that has anything to do with his disappearance. >>> a new pharmacy is expected to make a big difference in many people's lives. >> reporter: the county says studies show that 23% of american adults end up skipping getting their prescription drugs because of the high cost. that ends up leading to the worsening health condition and increased risk of cardiovascular events. county officials know this and that's why they established the better health pharmacy for those who can't afford their prescriptions and they can get free prescription drugs here in downtown san josi on east santa clara near 15th street. it's the first drug donation pharmacy in northern california. they carry donated drugs from nursing facilities throughout the state that are in good standing. the medication is inspected by pharmacists before being dispensed, so no copay is needed. the pharmacy won't always carry your prescription, though. a list of drugs is posted on their website a

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and the ftc has found a lot of auto loan fraud. people who are overextending themselves in the first place by buying a card to and a half card 2.5 times a of their annual tax income -- joe: you make an argument that the liquid seas are on the rise. when you think about subprime, you think about this aspect of the financial system fundamental to the u.s. economy. how big of a deal is subprime auto lending? janet: it is a good question. if you look at the size of the market, it is much smaller than a mortgage market, if you look at the $12 trillion in outstanding debt, of consumer debt, the auto loan market is a small percentage of that and 8% overall. of the nonmortgage market, maybe 27%. if you are looking at the smart trade, which i like to do, in character it is like the short trade. nowhere close to the market, but in character what you want to look for in a smart trade are and cancome products only go down in value. fraud combined with overextended lenders, combined with larger loan balances, extending loan balances, larger pay

the've been in talks with ftc which might end up resolving the investigation. cautions that this could still have a material effect on the company depending on the outcome of these talks. there's a lot of optimism surrounding that announcement. , those at jcpenney today shares rising after the company's profit and sales topping estimates, they are up by 15%. the ceo's attempt to turn around jcpenney are starting to bear some fruit. same-store sales up 4.1% for the quarter. we are also looking at craft kinds come another stock that has been gaining in the wake of earnings. heinz.kraft carol: coming up, silicon valley versus the government. the continuing battle over privacy. how this case will play out. this is bloomberg markets. ♪ tracy: we do have breaking news from credit squeeze. -- credit suisse. overhaul that is chief executive officer has been working on -- this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. we will continue to monitor that for you. a busy couple of weeks for apple and things do not appear to be slowing down. tim cook addressing the

emily: dell's proposed acquisition of emc is gaining antitrust approval from the ftc.y cut that amount to $4.25 billion when banks offer up to $50 million in debt. one of the biggest credit markets llc in years. the same sort of financing may not be so easy now. bond markets have become much more volatile. making it difficult to conclude you with large amounts of debt. this is a good sign for the tech ipos? bill gates disputes a report that he backs the fbi in its dispute with apple. this is a bloomberg exclusive. ♪ emily: shares rallying off the back of the latest earnings report. stronger than expected guidance through 2018. its gross margin could be in the mid-60's by then. today, investors were actual turning their back on the company. sending shares down some 50%. that ipos are coming back? will you highlight? cory: you saw this kind of increase in the guidance. i love companies that don't always follow the earlier numbers. we really saw tremendous growth. most impressively, they were getting more revenues than they were even getting in terms of gross merchandise

. >> ftc asked for years for direct authority to be able to issue rules for baseline cyber security. congress has not authorized it. >> reporter: i'm walking on the campus. the russian website is live streaming this location as i speak. you can see me now, i'm in a blue coat waving my arm. i contacted the school, i explained what is on the site and reps told me they are asking the website to take their camera down. >> how easy is it to get in? >> reporter: ken smith is called an ethical hacker with secure state. they touts itself as a global management consulting firm specializing in information security. he took news to secure state's war room, they are paid to break sites and help find holes in companies or government agency systems. he told me ip based cameras started filling commercial needs but now the cameras are all over the place, everyday, more and more in the homes, video is wildly popular. >> they had security issues since the device has been in inception. >> reporter: the light is on, for a protective father, john, gets it now. he was wanting to keep his family secure, tr