(victim) "but if we're someone we trrst that doesn't mean that we expect them to (5:50) (anne mckennantenne, immediate and catastrophhc for some can be great, but attorney anne mckenna says the law protects the website hat publishes the dirt.....not necessarily the person whoo posted it... (1:05) (mckenna) the reason for thht is.....website operatorr would be outta business if thee weree liable for everything posted." but try finding out who posted the dirt....and you'll likely get no where. dj kutt couldn't even reach he websste to demand it be removed. (28:41) "after the third attempt, i just left it alone and maybe it'll go away on its own...." (3:54) (mckenna) "how can you prevent thhs from happening? don't do it. if you are going to do it make sure you're not identifiable. does your face need to be in the picture.....? but kenna says victims....do have legal recourse. but most simply give up.... revenge is difficult to defeat. (27:50) ":i've got good friends around me and they tell me keep doing what you do and everybody willlsee...." p jeff abell, fox 45 news at ten. if you find

asked guys or welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new york and speak with francine mckenna who operates a blog re the auditor's dot coma specialized news site about the business of the big four audit for arms including price waterhouse cooper where she previously worked she also writes for forbes francine welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me let's talk about m.f. global the m.f. global client funds have been vaporized and then found and then vaporize their toes over many times here with the money ever been be found where is this money well i don't believe any of the latest reports because they keep talking about legitimate transactions this money is gone it's not coming back because i think that it disappeared as a result of an illegitimate transaction. you don't have legitimate transactions real things like sales of assets to goldman sachs who are borrowing against a line of credit at j.p. morgan that doesn't result in money actually missing and they've actually admitted that it's been missing ever since the thirty first when they went bankrupt just before the

congress that he had no idea where this money went do you believe him and that statement francine mckenna absolutely not and i think that he was probably instrumental to do the kind of deal they did to try to keep the company alive because i think that that was the goal of course dion ablow and his consider larry ferber to keep the company alive they had to have a go to person or a go to for somebody to help them through this process and those kinds of connections through long term relationships i suspect that when we find out who benefited from this situation we're going to find somebody very close to course i knew or to the goldman sachs ok we'll have to have you back on that spread of time though thanks so much for being on the khans report francine mckenna thank you all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacy herbert i guess francine mckenna if you want to send me an e-mail please do so or kaiser report or t t v dot ru until next time x. has are saying bye go. egypt's streets on squares are alive with the rallying cry outs on

despite heavy penalties, attorney anne mckenna says some companies re choosing to call anyyay. (14:47) (mckenna) "you have fly by &pnite companies that are not following the federal law and they're going to run the risk of making a phone call....:: the government still allows politicalland charitable groups to make un-solicited calls..... as well as any company which consumers do business with....and that is where buyers should beware. p (1-18-11 archive story) (angie barnett) "by doing business with them, you're giving them permission to notify you of future sales or communicate with them by phone calls and they may sell your you have reached the spicer residence. we are on the national do not call list...." brenda lee spicer was hoping her voice mail greeting would stop her calll. (24:35) "it hasn't helped at all....." (abell stand-uu) (two part stand-up) "but hanging up n telemarreteers will ikely keep them calling....." (abell &pstand-up) (second part) "the best revenge, some experts believe is to engage them. waste their time...like they intended to waste yours." (you tube 'telem

the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacy herbert i would like my guest francine mckenna if want to send me an e-mail please do so i kaiser report r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye oh. well. it's technology innovation all the latest developments around russia we've got the future are covered. these are the streets and squares are alive with crowds once again again after president mubarak was forced from. people here calling the military council to step down immediately saying they're blocking reforms in the country more from tahrir square just ahead. also greece's prime minister just parliament approved fresh cuts and return for a one hundred and thirty billion euro bailout from the do you want to become chief exist you can only tell us otherwise thousands have run it in athens however and grabbed the heart of the bank that was terrorists including slashes the minimum wage. and europeans demanding internet freedom and censorship speaking out against the global enterprise government. international news live from moscow this is all she was me thanks for joining

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. >> reporter: at claremont mckenna, college students live by a code of honor. but educators at this prestigious liberal arts college outside los angeles admitted they were the ones who had been cheating. for six years the school submitted false data to the critical "u.s. news & world report" lying about the average math and reading s.a.t. scores of their students, inflating them by 10 to 20 points each. >> there is a violation of trust. people in this country think that colleges and universities are supposed to be, you know, pillars in our society. >> reporter: "u.s. news," a tool depended on by families, had been ranking claremont mckenna in the top ten of liberal arts colleges in the entire country. the cheating scandal could change that. the students there, who pay a yearly tuition of more than $55,000, were trying to come to terms with what their school had done. >> it's a little embarrassing for the school, i think. >> reporter: why would a school cheat? experts say every notch a school can rise on the rankings is critical. >> what they get in the end is b

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my name is tim mckenna, i'm a police chief here in chardon. i wrote down some bullet points because i want to make this clear as possible. the update with our investigation. multiple agencies both federal, state, and local worked late into the evening, early hours this morning trying to tie up all our loose ends. it's sad to say at this point i'm going to announce the second student russell king has passed. at 4:49 this morning, the medical examiner's office contacted me to advise me of that. and i feel sorry not only for that family but all the families that are affected by this. the prosecutor's office well up to speed last evening and is preparing for a 3:30 hearing this afternoon in the juvenile court. for legal reasons, i will not discuss the -- or release the name of the person that's being brought in front of the judge this afternoon. once that's taken place, we'll probably be able to talk more about it. at this time, i cannot provide you a motive for this. i'm hoping that after the hearing this afternoon that the prosecutor david joyce

. >> reporter: at claremont mckenna, college students live by a code of honor. today educators at this prestigious liberal arts college outside los angeles admitted they were the ones who had been cheating. for six years the school submitted false data to the critical "u.s. news & world report" lying about the average math and reading s.a.t. scores of their students, inflating them by 10 to 20 points each. >> there is a violation of trust. people in this country think that colleges and universities are supposed to be pillars in our society. >> reporter: "u.s. news," a tool depended on by families, had been ranking claremont mckenna in the top ten of liberal arts colleges in the entire country. today's cheating scandal could change that. today, students there, who pay a yearly tuition of more than $55,000, were trying to come to terms with what their school had done. >> it's a little embarrassing for the school, i think. >> reporter: do you think it's sort of a double standard? >> yeah, no, definitely. they should be held to a high standard, as well. >> reporter:

my name is tim mckenna, the police chief here in chardon. i wrote down bullet points because i wanted to make this clear as possible. the update with our investigation, multiple agencies, both federal, state and local worked late into the evening and early hours this morning trying to tie up all the loose ends. it is sad to say at this point i am going to announce the second student, russell king, has passed. at 4:49 this morning the medical exam her's office contacted me advise me of that. and i feel sorry not only for that family but all the families that are affected by this. the prosecutor's office was brought up to speed last evening and is preparing for a 3:30 hearing this afternoon in the juvenile court in geauga county upon the courthouse. for legal reasons i will not discuss nor release the name of the person that's been brought in front of the judge this afternoon. once that's taken place we'll be able to talk more about it. at this time i can not provide you a motive for this. i'm hoping that after the hearing this afternoon that

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and i'll introduce our tim mckenna. >> tim mckenna at 0738 first call came into station. shots were fired at chardon high school. the units that were on and numerous other law enforcement responded to the scene. information received on my arrival was that the shooter had left the building. at that point, our team went right in the door to evaluate and emf got in. i want to assure the community we are safe. we have done diligent work up to this point and that work is not done. i do want to give the news media an update. currently we have one deceased student. it's dan parmertor. >> the two other students that were life flight to cleveland metro are in critical. two students that were ground transported to the trauma center to the cleveland clinic, one stable and one serious. no names. he a juvenile and that is adjudicated in a proper court. no name released on that. that is all i have to say at this time. my deep heart goes out to the families of the five victims, not only to them but the whole community. the investigation is going to be very long. i thank you. >>> there h

clairemont mckenna in southern california and not the students who are cheating but the administrationtrying to boost the school ranking. as l we report, the scandal is raising new questions about the value of those rankings. >>reporter: at declare mont college students live by a code of honor but today educators at the liberal arts college outside los angeles admitted they were the whouns had been cheating. for 6 years the school submitted false data to the critical u.s. news world report lying about the average math reading sat scores of the students. inflating them by 10 to 20 points each. >> there's violation of trust. people in this country think that colleges and universities are supposed to be pillar in our society. >>reporter: u.s. news a tool depend on by family had been ranking clairemont mckenna in the top 10 of liberal arts college in the entire country. today cheating scandal could change that. today students there who pay aerial tuition of more than 55,000 dollars were trying to come to terms with what the school had done. >> a little embarrassing for the school. >>report

. >> reporter: claremont mckenna college is ninth nationally in the liberal arts colleges ratings but in an email the president of the school sent out to the community, pamela says a school reporter reported inaccurate s.a.t. course for had year's freshman class gaining the school the lofty national ranking. >> i think it was for the betterment of the school that he was trying to do it in some ways. >> reporter: in the email the school president said, a senior administrator in the office of admissions disclosed he had been solely responsible for falsely reporting s.a.t. statistics since 2005. he resigned. u.s. news & world report says it won't modify rankings in spite of of the news. the school administrator reported to the magazine a combined score of 1410. the school president says the actual median score is 1400 a difference of 10 points. >> i think that 10 points isn't that big of a difference and even though the scandal might have been big because it was like the u.s. news getting into the ratings. >> reporter: also in the email the president said we don't have reason to believe

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john suthers to my right here led the republicans along with rob mckenna, the attorney general of washington and the president of the attorney generals association worked with the republicans. attorney general pam bondy was on this negotiating committee and worked a lot with the new republican attorney contributed. roy cooper of north carolina, democrat, was the steady hand in all of this as we went forward. lisa madigan ofin what we've done. through debbie hagan, her rshgable assistant and through own leadership and through her courage, you know, i don't think we see as much political courage today as we should. but we saw a lot with lisa. and she stood and supported and worked on this agreement under verytime. that's good stuff, lisa. and we respect it and admire you for that. george jefferson of connecticut who is here with us was on the negotiating committee and did a great job. attorney general dustin mcdaniel of arkansas, attorney general doug dansler of maryland, greg zeller of indiana are also here. they contributed in this effort as well. so we have this great group of attorney gene

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. >> reporter: sam mitchell is a senior at claremont mckenna college.e chose the school because of its growing reputation. >> it's a really cut-throat world for schools, especially sort of up-and-coming institutions like this one. they have to do anything they can to climb the ladder. >> reporter: his school was ranked number nine among the best liberal arts colleges in the latest "u.s. news and world report" rankings. for five years, a school official falsely inflated the incoming s.a.t. scores of incoming students by 30 point, a small change but enough to move up on the coveted rankings. >> they are probably the single most important attribute in the minds of families and applicants. >> reporter: barmak nassirian helps run an association for college admissions officers. he thinks rankings confuse students. >> they simply look at the number and assume-- incorrectly-- that number nine is better than number ten. and as long as families believe that, institutions will go to great extreatments to be number nine as opposed to number ten. >> reporter: in a s

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. >> sam mitchell is a senior at claremont mckenna college.ose the school because of its growing reputation. >> it's really cutthroat world for schools, especially sort of up and coming institutions like this one. they have to do anything they can to climb the ladder. >> his school was ranked number 9 among the best liberal arts colleges in the latest rankings. for five years, a school official falsely inflated the s.a.t. scores of incoming students by 10 to 30 points. a small change but enough to potentially move up on the coveted rankings. >> they are probably the single most important attribute in the minds of families and applicants. >> this man helps run an association for college admission's office. he thinks rankings confuse students. >> they simply look at the number and assume, quite incorrectly that number 9 is better than number 10. as long as families believe that, institutions will go to great extremes to be number 9 as opposed to number 10. >> in a survey last may, 87% agreed or somewhat agreed that rankings encourage what they c

. >> reporter: at claremont mckenna college students live by a code of honor.ducators at this prestigious liberal arts college outside los angeles admitted they were the ones who had been cheating. for six years the school submitted false data to the critical "u.s. news & world report," lying about the average math and reading s.a.t. scores of their students, inflating them by 10 to 20 points each. >> there's a violation of trust. people in this country think that colleges and universities are supposed to be, you know, pillars in our society. "u.s. news," a tool depended on by families, had been ranking claremont mckenna in the top ten of liberal arts colleges in the entire country. the cheating scandal could change that. students there, who pay a yearly tuition of more than $55,000, were trying to come to terms with what their school had done. >> it's a little embarrassing for the school, i think. >> do you think it's sort of a double standard? >> yeah. no, definitely. they should be held to a high level as well. >> reporter: why would a school cheat? experts