was a mistake and keenan should pay cash on delivery.ut in order to get the $700 back, he needed to send more money. the threats began. >> he was getting angry, if i didn't go through this, he was going to contact the police. we would have to deal with this legally. >> he tried to intimidate and bully you into sending him more money? >> yes, pretty much. >> concerts are probably where we see more fraud than anywhere else. >> this is a new trick. fraud sisters claiming they're affiliates of well known communities. >> unless you're on the stubhub website, unless you're calling the stubhub 866 number, you're not dealing with stubhub. >> reporter: buyers are also duped into bait and switch extremes. the tickets you paid to be in the front row for the britney concert will put you in the nosebleed section. >> maybe it's $500 on one site, it's $50 on another site. they buy it, and they have an $800 fee. >> jeremy founded site jabber.com. a free source for consumers to check out reviews of unfamiliar sites. online fraud is a big business. >> the

. >> reporter: keenan did. he skyped with us from canada where he was swindled out of $2200. >> i'm flat broke. >> reporter: he put on ad on line to the sold out music festival. he was quickly contacted by jason who said he was affiliated with stub hub. but things quickly went downhill after keenan wired the the man $700 for a pair of tickets. instead of getting the tickets via fed ex, he got tangled in a web of lies. >> he asked me things. >> reporter: jason told him the transfer was a mistake and he should pay cash on delivery. to get $700 back he needed to send more money. when keenan balked, the threats began. >> he was getting fairly angry. kept saying if i didn't go through this he was going to contact the police in his area and he would have to deal with this legally because i agreed to send the money. >> he tried to bully you into sending more. >> pretty much. >> concerts are probably where we see more fraud. >> this is a new trick, fraudsteres claiming they are affiliates of well known companies. >> un

keenan bell did. he skyped us with from canada where he says he was swindled out of $2,200. >> i'm flat broke because of it. >> reporter: he put an ad on line looking for tickets to a music festival. things quickly went downhill after he wired a man $700 for tickets. instead of getting the tickets, he got tangled in a web of lies. >> he texted me saying something had gone wrong. >> reporter: he told him the transfer was a mistake and keenan should pay cash on thrively. but to get the $700 back, he needed to send more money. when he ballinged, the threats began. >> he was getting angry. kept on saying that if i didn't go through this, he was going to contact the police in his area and he would have to deal with this legally, because i agreed to send the money. >> reporter: so he tried to bully you into sending more money? >> pretty much. >> reporter: concerts are where we see more fraud than anywhere else. >> reporter: glenn hairman says this is a new trick. >> unless you're on the stub hub website, yo

judge keenan and all the folks from west virginia, thank you for planning the great program. it has done well and been well- received. i think everything has been great. i declare this the best caucus we have ever had. we know conclude the 77 judicial caucus for the fourth circuit. have a safe trip home. i think you. -- thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> the supreme court is now available as the standard and enhanced the book -- e-book. 11 c-span interviews with justices, including elena kagan. you can and do the experience by watching multimedia clips of all the justices. it is available now wherever e- books are sold. >> next a memorial service for the former secretary of state. then chief justice john roberts on life in the supreme court. after that, another chance to see the review of this year's supreme court decisions. >> c-span has launched a new easy to navigate web site for politics in the 2012 presidential race, with the latest events from the campaign trail, biographies of t

judge keenan and all the folks from west virginia, thank you for planning the great program. it has done well and been well- received. i think everything has been great. i declare this the best caucus we have ever had. we know conclude the 77 judicial caucus for the fourth circuit. have a safe trip home. i think you. -- thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] -- i thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> the supreme court is now available as a standard and enhanced ebook. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. it includes an interview with the newest supreme court justice, elena kagan. add to your experience by watching multimedia clips. available wherever e-books are sols. >> next, a memorial service for former secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. after that, a house hearing on the federal assistance to general motors. then chief justice john roberts of life on the supreme court. >> www.c-span.org launched a new website for politics in the 2012 election. bio the information on the candidat

mary keenan, compared him to quote an abolitionist on the underground railroad. james foreman called him quote, far ahead of the conservative legal profession. and stokely carmichael called him one of the great unsung heroes of the civil rights movement. certainly, lynn holt ought to be remembered. now, let's talk about howard moore, jr. who was there on the left. howard moore, jr. was snakes general counsel. he was a native son of atlanta. he had been inspired to attend law school when thurgood marshall came to atlanta and wowed the crowd at a speech. moore said to himself i can talk like that. and so he could. he was very eloquent. but howard moore just like a. t. walden before him, and other ambitious african-americans had to go out of state to law school. that was because at the time he was excluded from the university of georgia because of his race. he went up north to boston university, and when he graduated he came back to georgia. he really wanted to be a member of the georgia bar and to practice in his home state and city. he joined the bar in 1962, and

kim keenan, general council of the naacp.>> you too. >> 44 minutes past the hour. a heat wave reaches the northeast. we're going to have more on our morning headlines this morning. >> and dr. sanjay gupta, does your food make you sick? did you know that salmonella poisoning is on the rise? we'll tell you why. and how you can protect yourself and your family. >> also, some foods that have historically been off limits for babies. no nos for pediatricians such as introducing honey or nuts at an early age. when is it okay? new revised recommendations. >>> 46 minutes past the hour. a look at your headlines. nearly 500 square miles of eastern arizona on fire. an enormous wildfire threatening two towns near new mexico as well. thousands forced to evacuate their homes. >>> meantime on the eastern half of america, they're on alert for a heat wave. temperatures expected to shatter records today, soaring 20 degrees above normal in places like delaware, new jersey, new york, and pennsylvania. expected to hit 96 degrees in philadelphia an

judge keenan and all the folks from west virginia, thank you for planning the great program. it has done well and been well- received. i thineverything has been great. i declare this the best caucus we have ever had. we know conclude the 77 judicial caucus for the fourth circuit. have a safe trip home. i think you. -- thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] cheers and applause] ♪ >> good morning. good morning. is this is so great to be here in iowa this morning, and even better to be here in waterloo where i was born. [applause] i think it is entirely fitting that we are here today act the site that was once the waterloo women's club, so thank you for being here. my name is michele bachmann. i stand here in the midst of many friends and many family members to announce formally my candidacy for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] i do so, because i am is so profoundly grateful for the blessings that i have received, both from god and from this great country, and not because of