quien se ve en este video de youtube es uno de los principales acusados y su firma, kramer and kaslowien mitchell stein y asociados y las oficinas legales de christopher van son....hay cuatro abogados implicados y 14 asociados... natsound.... la linea telefonica de kramer and kaslow ya fue intervenida por las autoridades asi como algunas oficinas asociadas. bill hebert/pte. barra de abogados de california 10:01 this is a shocking case of como abogados han violado la confianza del publico este es un caso alarmante de como abogados han violado la confianza del publico. pilar nino 33:59 se estima que por lo menos 2500 personas habrian sido victimas de este fraude aqui en california pero tambien en otros estados como arizona, nevada y la florida 34:10 gfx la oficina del abogado michell stein a traves de una persona que solo se identifico como toby dijo que ellos no han prometido nada a nadie y que por que kamala harris no persigue a los bancos en vez de a los abogados que estan persiguiendo a los bancos. pilar nino telemundo. cu si usted es cliente de estos abogados o necesita mas informa

she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. nice to see you, welcome back. specifically you're looking at a couple of european foofl companies. we'll begin with glaxosmithkline, gfk the ticker symbol, waysed in the u. k., makes the asthma drug advair and aquafresh toothpaste. what makes you like this in the mid 40s? >> what i like is the dividend yield. we're all chasing dividend yields right now, in a diversified pipeline, new drugs coming out. this is really a great company to own, and of course even though it's on the higher end of its 52-week on the chart, it still makes sense to buy european companies. >> tom: you still like value there. that's kind of a broad health care. nordisk, the danish company, focuses on diabetes care, and its share prices really droped off reasonly, trading just above 100 per share. >> this is about picking up a stock that has really been hit hard with european concerns. even though it's a danish company. what people don't know about novo nordifb is they invented the -- it's the worlds largest inlynn producer. and so it saw a 1

our guest this evening on "street critique": it's hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. a closer look at the consumer-- we'll get a check on inflation with july's consumer price index, see the latest home sales data and get the weekly totals on jobless claims. also tomorrow, why jobs of the future may look more and more like this and less and less like this. the battle over bratz dolls drags on. a federal judge ordered mattel to post a $315 million bond as the toymaker appeals an award of almost that much to bratz doll maker m.g.a. entertainment. the companies have been locked in a battle over the pouty-faced dolls for seven years. both sides claim they came up with the idea for the dolls. the appeals process could last another two to three years. >> tom: while fitch ratings is keeping the nation's credit rating at aaa, it's not sold on new jersey. fitch cut garden state bonds today by one notch to aa-minus. it believes new jersey will struggle to meet pension and worker-benefit liabilities. still, fitch notes the state benefits f

we look at the deal and the mobile tech business now, with staci kramer, editor of paidcontent.org, a web site that covers the economics of media and technology; and charles golvin, a principal analyst for forrester research. charles golvin, start with the issue of manufacturing phones and other devices. how does owning a company does that fit into google's larger strategy? >> well, it's mainly about competing better with apple who owns the entire soup-to-nuts control of the software, the hard wear, the content that they sell and the channels that they distribute the devices through. google, because they license their software to manufacturers like sam sung and lg, they don't control those pieces, the hardware pieces. they just control the software pieces so acquiring motorola gives them more of that top-to- bottom control over the total phone or tablet experience. >> brown: staci kramer, if you put this in the larger context this is clearly part of the continuing move towards mobile computing generally, right? >> well, it is. i mean this is google's way of literally being in your poc

tonight's critique, with hillary kramer is back with us. so hillary the market down about 15% in less than three weeks. how does an investor protect against further big losses that may happen? >> well the important part is to understand your own risk aversion, what you can stomach yourself as an investor, tom. but if you have the guts, this is an opportunity because stocks are undervalued, to go in there and buy some dig diversified industrial numbers because we might have some recession but we still have growth in some parts of the world and get in there and buy the 3m or the caterpillar, united technologies, some of the pharmaceuticals have been hurt very badly in this market and you can pick up some nice stocks. >> tom: what about corporate bonds and the environment for fixed income on the business side. we know what the situation is with government bonds. what about corporate bonds. >> investors have to have a certain level of sophistication and be able to watch and understand how bonds are rated, the different pricing of bonds. and i t

next week hillary kramer. also online, be sure to catch "beyond the scoreboard" with rick horrow, looking at the silent stakeholders in the n.f.l., from restaurants to fantasy football >> sunday night, monday night, thursday night, restauranteurs experience a 50% to 100% increase, it's been shown. >> tom: you can catch the entire discussion at "beyond the scoreboard" online at n.b.r. on pbs.org. >> suzanne: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, august 3. i'm suzanne pratt. good night everyone, and good night to you too, tom. >> tom: good night suzanne. i'm tom hudson. good night everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

so i want to bring -- welcome back tea party express chairwoman amy kramer to respond to all of this.thank you. every time we talk you leave the talking points at home and i appreciate that. you have said to yourself that the tea party was the reason the debt ceiling debate took on the dimensions that it did. are you still proud of that, now that the u.s. credit rating has been downgraded? >> don, we're not backing away from the fact that we stopped the administration and harry reid from pushing through any tax increases. what has happened is s&p has downgraded our credit rating for the first time in american history. we have to remember that the democrats from 2006 have been in control of both the senate and the house. barack obama and his administration have been in control for almost three years now. you can't blame this on the tea party movement. this is not our fault. this is washington's fault. and no one else's fault. >> and, amy, you know the democrats are going to say, well the president inherited an unprecedented recession, and unemployment when he took office. because of pr

. >> the firm's rated this week are kramer and caslow, and mesa law group in southern california. all three firms have been shut down and their assets have been frozen, one claims to have an office in the mission district. no one responded, we went to the door and when we called we only got an answering service. >> two day standoff in marin county with an armed man is final over. he was found dead. sky 7 shows you the steel plate that had been blocking the window. that stopped the gunman from shooting at interstate 580 again. his bullet prompted a shut down of the richmond san rafael bridge. today, officers packed up gear, now questioning ts woman in the room with the gunman. we now have more. >> the girlfriend is not being identified by police tonight because the investigation is ongoing. the gunman, peter james thomas had barricaded himself along with her in his room here at the extended stay hotel. and after detectives came to question him about a shoplifting incident on sunday, he stabbed a grocery store clerk. he is also wanted as we have found out today in, connection with a

and, hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. you can email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. federal officials say a california gas company's "litany of failures" led to last year's pipeline explosion near san francisco that killed eight people. in a scathing report, national transportation safety board officials blame the explosion on poor pipeline welds, inadequate inspection by regulatory agencies and a lack of an emergency response plan. there was no immediate response to the report from pipeline owner pacific gas and electric, but the company has said it's taken "multiple steps" to improve the safety of its natural gas operations. >> tom: lehman brothers took a big step towards officially wrapping up its bankruptcy today. a federal judge gave lehman's creditors the green light to vote on the failed bank's $65 billion payback proposal. lehman filed for bankruptcy nearly three years ago. it was the biggest bankruptcy in u.s. history. since then, the estate has sold off portions of the firm's business and assets, tryin

and hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. you can email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. living social is entering the south korean market in a big way. it's buying local daily deal service "ticket monster" for an undisclosed price. monster accounts for 45% of korea's daily deal market. this is living social's ninth acquisition in the past year and its biggest to date. it's expected to follow its bigger u.s. rival, groupon, to the public market, filing for an initial public offering later this year or early next. >> tom: while the debt deal is history, the senate failed to end a partial shutdown of the federal aviation administration today. senate lawmakers continue objecting to legislation approved by the house to fully fund the agency because the bill includes cuts to some subsidies for rural air service. with congress on vacation for the rest of the month, no action is likely until september, leaving most federally funded airport construction projects on hold. >> susie: as washington puts the wraps on the debt cei

. >> reporter: the author of "maggie goes on a diet," paul kramer, says the wrote the book not to stirversy but to help children build confidence and know they're not alone with their struggles. andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> you have kids, mom. what do you think? >> i don't know. i have two boys and they're toddlers, so i don't know if they're really facing -- >> they have at least six months. >> they need to put on a f pounds, to be honest. yeah, it's a tough issue, adolescence and weight. definitely a loaded issue, no doubt. >> we saw that story. a few days ago about the lingerie and the sexy clothes they're marketing to young children. they get so many mixed messages about body weight. >> tough being a young girl in today's society. be strong. >> how about that, just be happy. >>> coming up next, important new information about amy winehouse's death from the medical examiner in the case. >>> and are jada and will smith breaking up? find out what they're saying next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> all righty! we have a lot to get through today. >> lot going on. big n

kramer and caslow claims to have an office in the mission district in this building. instead we found another firm, loss mitigations meant to help with foreclosures, no one answered. we called and only got an answering service. the attorney general's office yesterday rated mitchell stein law offices in southern california. all three firms have been shut down and assets frozen. harris says 2500 people in california alone gave these lawyers money. that number is expected to increase because solicitation letters were sent out to homeowners in 16 other states. the state bar now says they will begin assessing cases and may refer them to other lawyer autos we'll get their files and will fot fi -- notify them and try to make a determination as to whether or not they ought to stay in this case or whether they need to find another lawyer. >> and then, we'll get good lawyers to handle the case. >> anyone who was in contact with these firms should call the state bar. now, according to one investigation, as of march, homeowners had paid a total of $7 million to these firms, and c

three firms are kramer and caslo mitchell and stein and methol law group all in southern california. one claims to have an office in san francisco's mission district in this building. instead we found another firm, lot mitigation meant to help foreclosures. when we called we only got an answering service. they raided the law offices in southern california. all three firms have been shut down and assets frozen. the 2500 people in california alone gave these lawyers money. that number is expected to increase because solicitation letters were sent out to homeowners in 16 other states. they say it will begin assessing these cases and may refer them to other lawyers. >> we'll get the files and we will notify them. we'll make, try to make some sort of determination to whether or not they should stay in the case or find another lawyer to prosecute their case. >> then we'll get good lawyers to handle the case. >> according to one investigator as march, homeowners have paid $7 million to these law firms. that number is expected to increase as the investigation continues. lyanne melendez, "abc

. >> reporter: the prominent southern california attorney philip kramer is one of four lawyers charged, among a total of eight people, some 2500 california homeowners are named as defendants. harris said the homeowners paid between four and $10,000. >>> and an agreement involving toyota and the former operators of the numi plant, who will settle a lawsuit with workers, several filed suit, saying the coil legally -- they denied them benefits. many employees missed out because they were on medical leave. altogether, about 500 former mumi workers, including the 700 who filed suit will split the 6 million payout. >>> and more on bart cell phone service, we checked on the policy when they meet next wednesday. bart cut off service at stations in san francisco last thursday, in an effort to stop a protest that never happened. that action prompted the group, anonymous to hack the transit agency over the weekend. bart's decision to cut off cell service has sparked a nationwide back lash and raised questions on whether or not the transit agency violated the people's right to free speech. >>> and

are accused of cold calling homeowners asking them to join a lawsuit against mortgage lender who's kramer other ands say approved inappropriate loans. they promised them to get them out of forechosure by having an attorney represent them and renegotiate their interest rates or even give their money back. >> they suggested by joining this lawsuit that the banks would have to pay. but the only people who paid were those homeowners roar the suit says they paid between $4,toy to $10,000 into the scam. but hudd officials offer the same service for free. >> don't wait to get help. talk toa hudd-approved counselor today. these are trusted experts who will sit down and work through the best course of action. >>> the group preyed upon financially-strapped people. >> a lot of homeowners, hardworking people. people who believe in the american dream. they have been deeply disappointed. >> reporter: the jailed attorneys and others are facing charges that include false advertising, unfair business tras and telephone solicitation. >>> the man accused of beating a former priest says he wants his day in c

and kramer and caslow claims to have a office in this building. we found another firm called loss mitigations meant to help with foreclosures. no one answered and we called and only got an answering service. here is a picture from the attorney general's office of a raid yesterday of michelle stein law offices in southern california. all three firms have been shut down, and their assets, frozen. >> based on what we know, approximately 2500 people were phone shallly impacted. >> that is in california. investigators say they're other victims in at least 16 states. but there is some hope for these homeowners. the state bar of california will now make an assessment and refer them to other lawyers. >> we'll get their mil files and we'll notify them. we'll make a -- try to make a determination as to whether or not they ought to stay in this case or whether they ought to find another lawyer to prosecute their case. >> and then, we'll get good lawyers to handle this case and some homeowners paid but get this. their names do not appear on documents. that is

joining us is chairwoman of the tea party express, amy kramer.is one? >> thanks for having me. we've decided to jump into it because we want to support these conservatives that are being recalled. usually politicians are recalled for not doing their jobs. these guys have done their jobs. they are doing what the people sent them there to do. that's to balance the state budget. they've done that. now they are being targeted and it is not right. so we are here to support them. >> greta: what is this going to entail? you are getting on the bus and traveling, where are you going? >> we feel this is so important we've gotten involved in these elections which we usually don't get involved in state elections, but we start tomorrow morning. we are doing four days of rallies across the state, nine stops, starting in hudson. we are going to get out there with the conservative people and support these people that being recalled. and let people now how important it is to vote tuesday. >> greta: what is the plan? have you don't any advanced planning to find ou

attorney general kamala harris says her office shut down kramer and kaslow for preying on homeowners. they were asked to pay thousands to join a lawsuit to with get homeowners mortgage relief. >> they suggested that by joining this lawsuit, the banks would have to pay. but the only people who paid were those homeowners. >> meanwhile the firm's assets have been frozen and their offices have been closed. harris says she expects a settlement to be reached by the end of the year. >>> and if you are thinking about buying a home and you can afford it, now might not be a bad time. mortgage rates hit a record low. a survey by freddie mac shows the average 30-year fixed rate loan foal 4.15% this week the lowest level in more than half a century. the average for the 15-year fixed rate dropped to 3.36% this week. >>> why didn't the president visit african-american communities on his midwestern tour? that's a question posed by fellow democrat maxine waters, a coma of the congressional black caucus. -- a key member of the congressional black caucus. >> he went to small towns in rural communities w

. >> reporter: the prominent southern california attorney philip kramer is one of four lawyers chargedamong a total of eight people, some 2500 california homeowners are named as defendants. harris said the homeowners paid between four and $10,000. >>> and an agreement involving toyota and the former operators of the numi plant, who will settle a lawsuit with workers, several filed suit, saying the coil legally -- they denied them benefits. many employees missed out because they were on medical leave. altogether, about 500 former mumi workers, including the 700 who filed suit will split the 6 million payout. >>> and more on bart cell phone service, we checked on the policy when they meet next wednesday. bart cut off service at stations in san francisco last thursday, in an effort to stop a protest that never happened. that action prompted the group, anonymous to hack the transit agency over the weekend. bart's decision to cut off cell service has sparked a nationwide back lash and raised questions on whether or not the transit agency violated the people's right to free speech. >>> and a

eddie kramer went in and remixed everything; so that's pretty amazing. the dead did have a horrible time on stage. they had a great time off stage. [laughter] this had a lot to do with why they had a horrible time on stage. also, their sound man was a guy named stanley, and he was famous for two things; he was famous for being the grateful dead's sound man with thousands of speakers, and he was also famous for being the major producer of lsd in the country. so when you put these two things together, you sometimes wind up with things that are shocking a bit. so before the grateful dead took the stage, he decided to rewire everything. and when he did, you know, i don't know if any of you were from new york or have ever been to steeple chase, and if you have, you'll remember getting off the horse race and going through this tunnel and having this horrible little clown prodding you with a cattle prod. you know? electrocuting everybody that came on. any any case, it was kind of like that. they'd try to play a chord and sparks would fly. they had a horrible ti

earlier i spoke with amy kramer, chairwoman of the tea party express. she fired back. >> don, we're not backing away from the fact that we stopped the administration and harry reid from pushing through any tax increases. >>> the s&p points fingers. it says the downgrade reflects our opinion p that the fiscal consolidation plan that congress and the administration recently agreed to falls short of what in our view would be necessary to stabilize the government's debt dynamics. tlz a section where they say compared with previous projections our revised based case scenario assumes the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts -- meaning bush tax cuts due to expire by the end of 2012, remain in place. we have changed our assumption on this because the majority of republicans in congress continue to resist any measure that would raise revenues, a position we believe congress reinforced by passing the act. meaning the debt ceiling deal. so, amy, the tea party will not budge on tax cuts. and right here, s&p is saying that kind of rigid position was a major reason for the downgra

kramer and i'm hoping more may chime in as well.hief porter mentioned a technical service, and it is my understanding that the federal government has some different users agreements with twitter and facebook and i guess i was curious as to how you may see those user agreements changing and those user agreements helping resolve the question. >> i actually negotiated for the first one, so the user agreement differences between the general terms of service and the government version are basically changing about three clauses. the one clause that the government can't sign is the indemnification clause because that is an open-ended liability and it violates appropriations law. so we just changed back to represent the federal claim at, which covers that are go then, most of those agreements say that any agreement will be held in the state of california, and obviously due to sovereign immunity the federal government can't be the state court so we asked them to go to federal court are going than one of the other issues that comes up all the

are radically the second half of the book which goes from stonewall to larry kramer and edmund white, what you find is a more specific ghettoization of gay literature and it reaches a narrow audience with two exceptions like mike cunningham and others but gives a very broad perspective on the history of gay literature and how these riders had impact beyond the literary and affect our political culture as well. i want to ask about eric weiner's man seeks god. >> we published his first book in 2008, new york times best seller. in that book eric went around world looking for the happiest places on earth. in this book eric begins with an ailment that turned out to be indigestion caused by an unreasonable deadline imposed by an editor. when he was in the hospital and occurs to him when the doctor asks if he found something that fits, he hasn't. he sets off on another journey this time to find a religion that works for him best that he covers the religions we know well and others we don't. he goes to in a pall in search of buddha and find an american named wayne and vegas with a group who w

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. >> paul kramer, we want to hear from you. head to our website what, do you ink?sage. >>> rose lovers, listen up. what happens when you're trapped living with your ex? that's unfold iing on "bachelor pad" and cameron mathison gives us the inside scoop. >> jake, kasey, this is the final rose. i leave tonight. i'm going to do my absolute best to take some people out with me. >> kasey -- >> reporter: jake pavelka may not be surprised if he gets evicted from "bachelor pad" but many are surprised he lasted this long. living in the same toxic house as his ex vienna and her plotting boyfriend kasey, they pulled o o a power lay by eliminating jake. >> i don't think show knows what closure means in her heart. jake got his. he said his piece. he got his public rehabilitation. >> reporter: for jake redemption. for vienna and kasey, revenge. >> i think they do something that couples are always tempted to do, to reverse the hurt and betrayal they feel the other person has inflicted on them. vienna is a bit of a sadist. >> i don't want to be here. >> reporter: two ex-couples un

but it larry kramer in fact, with judicial watch thought we did not have much in common.ld him the book wanted to write a cannot be political and just beat up on the democrats. to be fair that you were doing that for so long. i did now realize what a challenge it was for me. how i was biased that was wrestling with myself with the integrity people could see it is fair. so new chapter publishing was a publishing and reawakened. >> we're at up book party for armstrong williams. go enjoy your party. doing?are you you made it? you got it email. oh my god. how were you doing? >> [laughter] >> i was online. one williams i was very intrigued by that article. i get stuck and i never knew the story. i thought i have to invite tim him to my book party. i sent him an e-mail but he never responded. then you always agonize. you just have to let it go. >> what precipitated? >> there is so much i want to say that then you start to reclaim yourself. once you reclaim your virtue >> even people who don't like you like the book. [laughter] just the virtues of capitalism and is saving. the m

we're going to talk to cnbc's maria bartiromo and jim kramer from the floor of the new york stock exchange in just a couple minutes. >>> redmond o'neill, the son of ryan o'neill and the late farrah faucet was arraigned on thursday following his most recent drug arrest. what ryan o'neal says about his son's latest trouble. >>> and a remarkable couple we've been following on "today" for more than a year now. rachel was paralyzeeds when she was pushed into her pool at her bachelorette party. she's finally married the man of her dreams. they are back from their honeymoon, and they'll be in our studio to talk to us. >> nice of them to make that stop. >>> and one of the most beloved stars of the 20th century, lucille ball, would have turned 100 tomorrow. we're going to show you tom never-before-seen photographs of the tv star. >> hard to believe there are photos we have not seen of lucille ball. >>> we've got a huge crowd out on the plaza for a concert with one of the best bands around, maroon5. we'll get to that in our 8:30 half hour. >>> let's begin with the jobs report and the reaction on wal

captain tom kramer, 1984. -- 1994. dick dusburry, 1995. john cogg, 1997. mitchel serber, 2003. captain bob perkins, 2006. captain terry mcmanus, 2007. captain dave wells, 2008. captain -- 2009. thank you for joining us. this is the fifth year we have the aviation security award. we will do that later but now we would like the previous security award winners. will you stand when i call your name. ron silverman, 2006. captain ed fulsom, 2007. captain craig hall, 2008. captain bill mcreynolds, 2009. we are also honored that you are here with us tonight. this is the third year we present this award, and would like to recognize the lottery from last year who was with us this evening. the dedicated efforts of our pilot representatives help build this proud legacy of advancing aviation security in helping our fellow pilots throughout their careers. we're happy that you have joined us tonight. i am happy to introduce captain lee mokes. >> good evening. this week we celebrated the first 80 years of our association and the successful efforts to make commercial aviation the safest form of