an excited jerome gives the thumbs-up. 13,000 feet in the air, jerome leaps from the plane and begins his 120-mile-an-hour plunge to earth. >> the deployment of the parachute is usually no real job. it generally opens smoothly and it is quite comfortable. i was flying my canopy downwind at the time. >> but moments later something goes wrong. >> when i felt a thump, i was stunned to that point i knew i had been involved in a collision with another parachutist. >> another jumper who has just released his parachute crashes into jerome. >> i looked and i had purple around my face. my parachute is black and white, so i knew it wasn't my parachute. >> a bistander captures the accident on terrifying amateur video. homes after the two collide, they are 1500 feet above the ground and jerome is trapped in a tangled web of cords from the other jumper's parachute. he's unable to move, unable to see and unable to free himself. >> i could feel myself spinning rather quickly. and i was aware of the other parachutes below me. i don't know what i was waiting for, i was just -- just there. we were spin

>> larry jerome wiley. >> larry jerome wiley - the prosecution's only witness was a homeless man whoid handiwork in dwayne's neighbourhood and accused dwayne three months after the murder when he was arrested for a break-in. >>. >> i heard guilty of second degree murder. after that it's like everything went blank. it was like an out of body experience. >> dwayne, a 26-year-old father of three, who had ner been to prison before was sentenced to between 32 and 62 years. >> it was very, very, very hard. you know, it was very hard. i broke down plenty of times in prison. i'm scratching my head saying wow, by the time i get out my kids will be grown, have kids of their own. is this reality for me? >> dwayne appealed his conviction with no result. then a group of law students from the university of michigan's innocence unit got involved. they found police notes contradicting police testimony. they never got to the prosecution or the defense team. >> this is evidence that shows that the person who has been arrested didn't do it, ex-cull pattery evidence or something that might empeach the c

jerome videotape of one of these fishing saddam's threat >>: i was trying to log into a well and i got an error message and they said my account has been suspended. the other person pretended to be a well to increase support trips that-80 well tech support account has been hacked and his identity will be at risk. >>: if you wanted to be able to log into his bail while account what can be even worse is giving the remote control of your computer. >>: jerome warns that it says these tech support scams are getting more sophisticated and growing fast. that i would say be very careful about calling any company. be especially comfortable when allow someone to remote control your computer. >>: dear research make sure talking to an actual company. if you're suspicious just be safe and secure computer into a local shop. gabe slate kron4 news. three people remain missing after sunday's 5-alarm fire in san jose. and yesterday, firefighters used cadaver dogs to search the scene. but have not found anything yet. meantime, a man named stillman pfeffer. has been charged with setting the fire in the bu

pop-up pops up same year, has been frozen and the need to call a tech support i caught up with the jeromedeo chat elite security researcher with mail whereby is. the san jose security and anti software company that publishes a block pose exposing this new stamp. >>: the main goal is to extort the money from the person for tech support services. so you're looking at to anywhere from three to 400 $500 of computer support. for problems that are made up in front of you. did they say people land on the speech drawn video tapes and example of one of these fishing scams here's what happened. >>: it got an error messages at my accounts have been suspended. the person on the other and pretended to be a a well tech support. >>: give me one reason why i should believe you've really changed. huh? okay. uh, 2-hour service windows. give me another one. uh, our on time all the time guarantee. one more. night and weekend appointments. you guys have really changed. who am i gonna badmouth at parties now? i guess my cousin. he's so pale. ♪ they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just,

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and current fed governor jerome powell, who is up for a second term. there is no scheduled date for the full senate vote. the clock is ticking, though! in june -- the fed will lose 4 of its current 7 members, for the first time in more than a century. the senate is expected to take up a test vote on the minimum wage later today. specifically, raising the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour from the current $7.25. the democrats would need at least five republicans to join them in order to advance it, but that's not likely to happen. despite strong public support for the wage hike, labor relations professor bob bruno says this vote is more about politics than the issue itself. "there was a time when we could pass minimum wage bills, and we did them under democrats and we did them under ronald reagan, we did them under republicans, there was a deal to be made. it's not being made now, frankly because it's clear there's party discipline being imposed by the republicans simply not to give the president something" the minimum wage is expected to be a camapign is

fifa secretary-general jerome back says it's a race against the clock with the opening match less than two months away. now, bock visited sao paulo with former brazilian striker ron oldo. they inspected a stadium under construction and find workers still installing the seating. >> there's not a single minute we can waste, not even days, not a single minute we can waste because there is still a lot of work to do. >> matches are scheduled to take place in 12 stadiums. three still aren't finished. valcke says he's particularly concerned about the sao paulo stadium being ready for fifa test match next month. security is also a concern for the world cup organizers. a riot broke out in a rio de janeiro slum on tuesday evening, close to the popular beaches of copacabana. police say one person was killed. the rioters believe the police were involved in the killing of a local man. the police have denied any connection to his death. brazil has been hit by a spate of riots and violent demonstrations. people are demanding more government relief for the poor, and protesting police crackdowns. >>> a

. >> reporter:that's when the scam begins >> reporter:i cought up with jerome sa-girr-rah, over a video chat. he is a lead security researcher with male ware bytes, the a san jose based, computer security & and anti-malware software company that published this blog post exposing this scam. the main goal is to extort money from the person for tech support services so you're looking at anywhere from $300-$400 in services for tech support for problems that are made up in front of you. >> reporter:he said people land on these pages by clicking on links, ads, or search results for tech support. >> for example you'll type in bing or "google netflix phone number tech support" one of the top sponsored ads in the case that i found lead to one of these companies, >> reporter:jerome video taped an example of one of these phishing scams. here's what happened. >> reporter:he visited a fake aol email log in page i am trying to log into my aol account and it got an error message that it has been suspended? >> reporter:and it said to call this number. >> reporter:the person on the other end pretended t

the thompsons' father jerome, an iron worker by trade, taught them the game. no wide open nets.e of a doorknob. they practice in any weather, day and night. like their ancestors, their signature single braid flowing behind them. >> i know what they've been through. their long hair, they used to get picked on a lot for that. i don't even want to mention some of the names that they've been called. >> reporter: but with every racial slur and taunt, the thompsons respond the same way, they score goals. watch this. one shot over 100 miles an hour. and on the field, a secret weapon. they call each other by their names, in their native language, confusing their opponents. >> my name is dehussanundey and it means he's flying over us. >> reporter: they will turn pro, after college, but their ultimate goal, return to the reservation to inspire the next generation. >> we wanted to go off to school then go back to our ways and carry on our traditions. >> reporter: their great game a great gift. byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> and so we choose the thompsons. >>> and we thank you for watc

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to investor author dr jerome birth it was asked the author of the new book emerging markets in an upside down world drone welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much all right jerome over the past year there's been a stampede out of emerging markets your thoughts well i wouldn't call it stampede i'd call it a little bit of nerves and i think what we have to understand is that in today's world emerging market central banks own about eighty percent of global reserves so they're the net creditors so if some western investors at the margin move in and out and the central banks don't do anything then you get volatility and you get this impression we just cut. back us at all but so eighty percent of world reserves an emerging market banks and there's banks central banks and others category we have put china yes yeah and who else well they're about twenty one significant russia you know brazil there are seventy eight emerging markets in the or nearly seventy just in the debt index so these are emerging markets a country eig

i caught up with jerome. southeast a research ever with mal way bites.d a company that published this blog post exposing the new scram. >> the goal is to extort money from the person for services so you are looking at 3 to $500 of support for problems that are made up in front of you. >> people land and search results, you. >> and on the top ad. sponsored ad will be linked to a company. >> this is what happened. i tried to log in and my account had been sus bended. >> they pretended to be tech support. >> and you have some activities on your account. >> they told him it had been hacked and now at risk. >> they have stolen the password from your computer. that's how they got it. >> if he wanted to log in they could fix it but at the would have to let them control the computer. >> you must pay us a lot of money. could you buy a computer. and tried to get it to fix the computer. >> if you make the mistake of having any documents they will take it from you. if you have any financial documents you are getting that looked at. >> it is growing fast anyone who i

there joined by david levy, chairman of the jerome levy forecast center. 20 us from portland, oregon, is fred dixon. and from atlanta, josh wright, bloomberg economist and former strategist at the fed reserve of new york where he advises policymakers in the wake of the financial crisis. what did you make of today's fomc meeting minutes? >> the fed delivered exactly what they were looking for, $45 billion of asset urges his, and other than that not a lot of changes. some changes to the outlook of the economy going forward, but for the moment isn't it sweet spot where they have made it are ato the market they lot thin. meantime, they are going to 10 you -- they're going to continue to wait for data to come in. they have made it clear that it will take a couple of months to get a cleaner read on what is going on in the economy. meantime, they are not being forced to have any greater ratesy on when they raise in the future. i think they are probably pretty happy with how the market has responded. there was no reaction today, which i'm sure is what they were hoping for, and they put in a l

in february, jerome a homeless worker died in his cell where temperatures exceeded 100 degrees.he was there for hours before officials found his body. he was on suicide watch and was supposed to be checked every 15 minutes. that death led to a demotion and suspension of the warden. in 2012 annal inmate died after ingesting a toxic detergent. of the twe,000 inmates just 40% of the inmates at rykers are mentally ill. at the same time, violent use of force by correction officers have gone up 240% in the past decade. in 2008, an 18-year-old inmate was beaten to death, in what's known as glad 88thor training, where extraction of money from other prisoners. >> thanks daniel shuster. joining me is bernard kerik. mr. kerik later served as new york's police commissioner, a position he held on 9/11. he was nominated to be secretary of homeland security, in 2009 he pled guilty to tax fraud and other charges and served three years in federal prison. thanks for being with us. >> thanks john. >> let me start with this question and sort of get this out of the way. there may be people who watch

jerome murdo had been arrested for trespassing as he slept in a stairwell of a public housing buildingand was kept in jail after he was unable to pay $2500 in bail. an official told the associated toss he "basically baked death" after temperatures soared and his cell. >> for more we're joined by two guests, dr. james gilligan is a clinical professor of psychiatry . last or she co-authored a report commissioned by the new york city board of correction that found the use of prolonged punitive segregation of the mentally ill in the city's jails violates the mental health minimum standards. the for that, he served on the faculty of the harvard medical school, where he was also director of the institute of law and psychiatry and directed mental health services for the massachusetts prisons and prison mental health hospital. and in houston, texas, we're joined by lance lowry. the texasident of correctional plays union, which represents taxes risen employees. in january he wrote an open letter to texas prison officials that called on them to reduce the use of solitary confinement, including o

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jerome powell has been renominated for board position. has not and reduced to three governors since the 1930's. help is on the way. the nominations of stan fischer pending. they still need to clear the full senate. even if they get confirmed, there will still be two more vacancies at the fed to fill. that could take months. an issue not going away anytime soon. fed watchers are waiting to see what dan tarullo does. he has been there the longest. maybe hard, if not impossible for him to go until others come on board at the board of governors. >> any idea to whom the slots may go to? >> we got the two open slots. to make sure someone with a community bank experience gets one of the vacancies. two names that have been put out there come a potential nominees. the first one is rebecca from errol raney. romany. where sheme previously headed the bankable organ and head of the oregon bankers association. i am told there are other names being considered. ,hat would leave one vacancy democrats pushing hard for the remaining position for someone wit