always at your rescue. >> we contacted macy's and right away a customer service manager spoke with lorraine. after reviewing the case, they told her she was off the hook. all $19,000 worth of charges go. >> she said okay. we will not have you responsible for this bill i said will you put that in writing? >> reporter: they would not discuss thdetail, saying only austomer with questions or concerns is best served talking and working directly with macy's rather thagoing through an intermedia. credit accounts involve confential information and we respect the privacy of our customers. she was happy she woed with us anyway. >> made me feel real good because knew i had help. >> michael finney, "7n your si." >> michael says if you suspect someonelse used your identity to rack up bills, you should notify the creditor or the collection agency right away. we posted a link to the state and federal laws regulating debt collections at abc 7 news.com, look under "7 on your side." >>> san jose could become the first city in the nation to put in what's known as a pot car system. they're carrying passengers

reed deputy clerk for lorraine c. miller. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4, rule 1, the following enrolled bills were signed by the speaker on july 30, 2010. the clerk: h.r. 5278, h.r. 5395. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, speaker, house of representatives, madam, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i have been served with a subpoena for testimony issued by the superior court for the district of columbia in connection with a criminal case now pending before that court. after consultation with the office of the general counsel, i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the precedents and privileges of the house. signed sincerely, chamber support staff. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? mr. mcgovern: i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker p

. >> it may seem like lorraine brown is looking closely at the words she types, but she's not. >> she's listening as her computer reads them back to her. this grandmother is blind, but she's worked for data degree and technology training companies. brown says she owes it all to the sensory access foundation. >> i wouldn't have gotten any of my job. >> the state's only job training and placement center for the blind and visually impaired closed wednesday. it's now selling off its assets to pay for employee salaries. they're calling it the state of california put us out of business sale. the executive director says the state cut their funding by 63%. as the state tightened its own budget, training continued. right now 70% of the blind population is unemployed. diana expects that number to rise with the center's closing. >> trying to get them another job is going to be nearly impossible because they don't have us there to help them, to be that conduit that they need to maybe upgrade their skills that they need. >> reporter: which could make competing for a job even harder. the unemployment

. >> hi, i'm lorraine orlandy and 79 of the paul revere p.t.a. thank you very much for this opportunity. we at paul revere are trying to take the situation as an opportunity that seems to be the buzzword today, though we share many of the frustrations that have been expressed here by representatives of other schools, the lack of clarity, kind of a lack of guidance or direction that we've had so far. we understand that in some case there is simply are no answers to these questions but in our case because we moved relatively quickly to organize and respond to the situation, we would ask the district to give us clarification as soon as possible. for example, on the question of whether paul revere will be a transformation school or under a different model. we already have a working group formed that is developing specific proposals for the use of any s.i.g. money that would come our way and philosophically we feel that we are a transformation school in the sense we've already undergone a turn around and complete reconstitution. so we want to be sure

. >> lorraine bracco plays my mom.totally. >> jimmy: oh, i love chazz. >> and he's a plumber. if that's not the funniest thing, i don't know what is. >> jimmy: so, basically, you and your partner -- and your partner is -- >> sasha alexander from "ncis." and she plays a medical examiner, and i play a boston detective. >> jimmy: she works in a morgue. and you guys are kind of opposite -- >> yes, and she's very intelligent. and i'm very, like, fly by the seat of my pants and shoot things and get angry. and i live and work in a, you know, world full of men. and it's awesome. it's super fun. >> jimmy: "rizzoli and isles." here's a clip from the show. >> oh, good. caffeine. ♪ >> what's my ringtone? nice and upbeat. you should talk to your mom. >> she is so mad at me that i won't come home and sleep in my pink canopy bed. >> i always wanted a pink canopy. >> i wanted a horse. please don't tell me that you always wanted to dissect dead people. >> okay, i won't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: angie harmon, everybody, right t

good run traffic is running just fine from iran has been toward city limits trafficv"qñ is a lig of lorraine from novato and san francisco. bridge checked, james. >> thank you, whenever developing stories, it comes at a van gogh where we had 18 of nearly killed overnight and 19 year-old sweetheart to police this morning they say this was a situation in which 18 made a poor decision of rarely occurs coming by with friends that teen decided at the last minute to jump onto the car then early sell-off and either struck the pavement and that's what killed the indian origin in order by the car and now may been were caused the team to die. they're investigating every now they're talking to neighbors grow and this is getting a complete picture of what happened this is a further more religion note again in 1904 was a dove. apparently struck their car.gk o word this morning on the cause of a fire at the port office gross opposition did. firefighters him more than five or bubbling blaze on saturday at suburban out justwsf after 5:00 p.m. it is set in the attic of the fire quickly went to four alarms w

my jewelry is lorraine schwarz.y dress. ♪ baby, i like it >> i'm wearing marchesa. i love this short number. >> the whole off the rack thing that was in the back of my closet, so i thought, why not? ♪ i throw my hands up in the air sometimes ♪ >> it's nice to break out of the adidas track suit week after week. >> i have to tell you going into my trailer every day knowing i'm going to put something on so comfortable is a lovely thing. >> wow. what a dress. you look great. >> thank you. >> how much does that weigh, that dress? >> not that much. >> no? what were you going for? >> comfort. >> apparently navy is the color of the evening. >> i've heard that. >> looks lick a bird in a cage, like a beautiful peacock. ♪ i've got the magic in me >> i hear you're a big fan of the "today" show, right? >> i watch it every morning. >> who design this had great suit? it fits you just right. >> pra da. but not the prada. sciple guy named steve prada. >> i have a fresh tux in the closet all the time just in case. >> yet again, more