. >> reporter: maury uses her debit card from everything from groceries to gas. >> my husband went to get gas and the card was denied. we knew we had money. >> reporter: a quick call to the bank and they learned more than $400 was gone. >> it was at zero. we didn't know how to pay the bills. >> reporter: her bank believes she was a victim of skimming. it happens when someone steals your debit or credit card's strip data. it can happen during routine atm transactions, false card readers and hidden wireless cameras are used by robbers to swipe the bank account information and pin numbers. >> down load that information and they will have it and they will go create a fake card. >> reporter: or they will sell the information online. curt is with the electronic funds transfer association and said theft from atm skimming now tops one billion dollars a year. according to the united states secret service the number of attacks is on the rise. one reason why, today's skimming devices like this fake card reader are increasingly high end. >> it's a well done crime something that looks just like th

in my telling it was a story of a cdidate named maury taylor who spent $7 million getting $7 votes in new hampshire and iowa. no one in his right mind would have put maury taylor at the center of that book but i thought i could say things about the american political process through him that i couldn't say through that conventional candidate. and he was wonderful to be with. but it required both the literary freedom-- which a magazine gave me, "the new republic" gave me-- and the indifference to the opinion of my peers to put him front and center. so it is a kind of insistence that the reader be interested in what i'm interested in. that it probably i an advantage even though it's not obvious that... obviously the they can one should be interested in. the billy beane story is that way, too. nobody was interested in what the oakland as. >> rose: how did you find billy sfwhooen >> he'sn my backyard. i live in berkeley. but it started with the queion how could they be winning these games if this market makes sense? a team who no money should not be able to succeed. >> rose: and the stori

. >> reporter: maurie using their debit cards for everything. >> he went to get gas and the card was denied. we were surprised . >> reporter: more than $400 was swiped. >> our account was at zero. we didn't know how to pay the bills. >> reporter: her bank believes she was a victim of skimming. it happens when someone steals your debit or credit card's strip data. it can happen during routine atm transactions, false card readers and hidden wireless cameras are used by robbers to swipe your bank account information and pin numbers. >> down load that information and they will have it and will go create a fake card. >> reporter: or they will sell the information online. curt is with the electronic funds transfer association and said theft from atm skimming now tops one billion dollars a year. according to the united states secret service the number of attacks is on the rise. one reason why, he said today's skimming devices like this fake card reader are increasingly high end. >> well done crime something that looks just -- that looks just like that which you would normally use when you s

we've got more reaction from the streets of new york in this week's edition of the resident maury harmfulness asked ansi wall street campaigners if they think they'll win their fight against corporate power. i'm here. this week let's talk about that i think what really protesting is you know the failure of the system to respond to you know a kind of higher calling for you know our country you know we can't be subjected to . you know one percent of one percent those the real bad guys you know who make over five million dollars a year for doing that well i do feel that the country is in a very serious serious situation where he just the united states or is it a global issue it's a global issue but the united states says that the center of the of all of the most important issues right now that we're going to. let money to be to spain we have people from other cultures but i just don't want to he's had rallies all over doesn't do it. for i mean party that up i while they're down by one percent of the population if you're going to be that wealthy you should have to pay a tax to be that wealthy it'

then a new accident for 880 and maury. this is also in the middle of the road. so we'll follow these issues. >> thank you, mike. it was supposed to be a fun celebration but it turned into anything but. a 9-year-old girl and three other teenagers were shot. now the latest on the search for the gunman. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. neighbors say the family recently moved in. apparently police had never been here before. i have calls into the pittsburgh police department to see if they know why anyone would want to open fire at a birthday party. there are evidence markers all around the house here and down by the driveway. we shot video this morning of the bottom of the garage of the home. there are three bullet holes. two people in hooded sweatshirts walked up to the garage and opened fire. at least 3 people were here for the party. mostly family members. it was a child's birthday party. four e people were shot. all under 18. the youngest a 9-year-old girl. one, possiblily two people are this critical condition. neighbors heard what they thought

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