mr. campbell's liking. em all back to the spa and proceeded to beat this girl and broke two pool sticks over her shins of her legs. >> a security system in campbell's office kept the girls under constant surveillance. >> the spa, there were cameras everywhere, so anything you say, anything you, like, do, that looks bad in his eyes, he would just call you to his office and then you will be punished. >> the girls at the spa were told never to speak to each other or to their customers. when julia broke this role, she was called to campbell's office. >> she was stripped of her clothing, tied to a bed and he beat her with sticks, a belt, and his hands. >> he kept repeating, your life doesn't belong to you anymore, now your life belongs to me. i am your kingdom and i am your god. >> campbell then gave julia an ultimatum. if she ever begin disrespected him or angered him, she would be taken to the basement. >> he used his basement as a place kind of torturing people. and he said that whoever comes in this basement

mr. campbell, i do appreciate the work that you are doing. but until we put in jail a lot of people who are committing these scams, we are not going to see real progress. the ftc has told us that there were 127,000 imposter scams last year alone. so how many of these cases were prosecuted in response to the chairman, you mentioned just one case in 2012. how many? >> right. we don't track specific numbers regarding, say, a grandparent scam or a particular individual who has been targeted. but we have investigated a wide variety of individuals in regard to these types of fraud which have taken place. we have have had a number of convictions related to those. we're pursuing them. it certainly is a priority for us as i noted in regard to the establishment of ic3 to target this threat and to dedicate the resources that we can with our interagency partners against this threat. >> what worries is what i'm hearing sounds very bureaucratic. it sounds like there are a lot of task forces going on and there's a lot of discussion back and forth. but 127,0

mr. campbell, i do appreciate the work that you are doing. but until we put in jail a lot of people who are committing these scams, we are not going to see real progress. the ftc has told us that there were 127,000 imposter scams last year alone. so how many of these cases were prosecuted in response to the chairman, you mentioned just one case in 2012. how many? >> right. we don't track specific numbers regarding, say, a grandparent scam or a particular individual who has been targeted. but we have investigated a wide variety of individuals in regard to these types of fraud which have taken place. we have have had a number of convictions related to those. we're pursuing them. it certainly is a priority for us as i noted in regard to the establishment of ic3 to target this threat and to dedicate the resources that we can with our interagency partners against this threat. >> what worries is what i'm hearing sounds very bureaucratic. it sounds like there are a lot of task forces going on and there's a lot of discussion back and forth. but 127,0

mr. campbell has been in his job for only a short time, but it is good to work with community benefits district and city staff that has been working very well and a good example of what we need to do. >> okay, thank you. we're going to open this up to public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to speak at this time, please come forward, you will have two minutes. >> (inaudible) it's politics, religion, and unity and what we have enforced upon philosophy. sciences, engineering (inaudible) we all aim at the realization of a dream of better position salary (inaudible) with little talent, booking talent, talent beauty, all have an easier way of schedule work day. decent retirement, and good health. >> thank you. are there any other member s of the public who would like to make public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. are there any further comments from the committee? seeing none, is there a motion to --. >> move this resolution forward with the full board with recommendation. >> thank you, supervisor chiu. okay, there's a motion to move this item f

mrs. campbell lived there where did she live without a bedroom in the front. >> she lived in the dining room it's an old space and paid for the housing guests she could be termed without cause. >> andz. >> either in the board law but the main gist of our petition he didn't want to sell this as an illegal unit you the two issues one in our provision whether or not the kitchen should remain with the illegal united and the issue of the tenant which is not she is not protected but that's not for us to determine. >> it's really is sort of the same issue. >> it's a little bit related the other part we can't as a commission force you or a future buyer to legalize that it's kind of a hard situation. >> the planning committee realize that. >> it's staffs recommendation thank you for your time and other commissioners have questions. >> commissioner richards. >> i guess what gets me it's confident for the entertainment to be there to pay money but now we'll kick her out this is what's happening to our city i could not ever support that just sell the building as is. >> what did you do as somebody they'v

mr. campbell, your written statement should be very specific on the grandparent scheme and other imposter phone scams. the fbi's website has more information on these type of scams compared to the statement that you have submitted. so i would like in the questioning for you to provide additional details. now, because of the fact that we have got a vote coming up and it's at 2:10, i'm going to hold you to five minutes so that we can get through everybody and get on in the questions. all right. mr. w., you are up. if you would turn on your microphone. >> thank you, chairman nelson and ranking member collins for the opportunity to tell my story before the senate special committee on aging. i am an 81-year-old grandparent from ohio. last december, i answered a phone call that sent my life into a tailspin and conned me out of $7,000. what i now know was a phone scam. the caller had a young voice and said, grandpa, this is your favorite grandson. to which i replied, i have six grandsons and they're all my favorites. his reply was, well, this is your oldest grandson. to which i replied, hi, how

mr. cosby forced himself upon you, right? >> yup. >> and then we're with robin williams' son still grieving his father. >> the outpouring was remarkable. >> plus country legend tanya tucker gets emotional with us over her ex glen campbellll always be the love of my life. >> i ain't done yet. >> that should be me right there. one more time. i just want to see him one more time. i don't like crying, but he's worth it. >> we have a look behind the scenes of "exodus." are they rewriting the bible? >> i love ridiculous challenges. >> now "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> las vegas turns its back on bill cosby. a headlining appearance at treasure island and tour dates cancelled, and with the new news today, well, it's getting even worse for him. >> one of the accusers now says she was only 15 years old when she got the call from cosby, and janice dickinson has produced a photo she says supports her claims that she was with bill cosby in 1982, the day he allegedly, to use her word, raped her. >> yeah. janice is going to join us in just a minute to discuss all of this. cosby last night at an avalanche of new accusations that are crashing down on the comedy legend. >> i set it up myself and for what's it'

mr. cosby forced himself upon you, right? >> yup. >> and then we're with robin williams' son still grieving his father. >> the outpouring was remarkable. >> plus country legend tanya tucker gets emotional with us over her ex glen campbell

campbell's chunky chicken noodle soup. mmmm. looks good. hahaha! chunky chicken noodle now tastes even better! >>> factor follow up segment tonight, what did mr.o illegal immigration: a million undocumented people. both president bush the elder and president reagan took executive action allowing some illegallies to stay in this country. parents of children born in america thus they become american citizens. president obama's move is likely to be much bigger than that joining us from washington, congressman luiz gutierrez, a member of congressional hispanic caucus. what do you think is going to happen, congressman. this is coming down pretty soon. >> i think, bill, the president is going to choose between five and 10 years that is that you have to be in the united states for five to 10 years and you have to be working here and you are going to pay for background check and submit your fingerprints. he is going to give you a work authorization for two years and social security card. put you on the books paying taxes and i think he is going to before you can submit a paper application you have to have american citizen children. you have to have ro

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mr. norris could not have been more accurate in what he was trying to say. last ounce of courage, in a scene darrell campbellly in 2007 talks specifically about this very issue where they wanted to call christmas break winter break. but this is a federal holiday that grant put together in 1870 so this is part of our history. >> absolutely federal holiday. in his op-ed chuck wrote that is not the holiday our founding fathers founded for us. the pipelines of progressivism pumping out another indoctrineation. he encourages people to watch "last ounce of courage." the mayor of the town, political pressure around him. he would like to bring god back as it was back in the day but everybody is saying you don't want to ruffle any feathers. pick up the story and lead us to that scene at the end. >> i think one thing that is really important is we have to recognize that even in the film we say muslims have the opportunity to bow in the town square and pray. the jewish brothers that we have have the opportunity to blow their shofar, display their menorah and christian americans should have the right to celebrate christ

campbell's! m'm! m'm! good! ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> a bombshell on the president's plan for illegal immigration and yet another comment from mr dempsey. are we beating isis? and do we have the upper hand? all that and much more when we see you at the top of the hour. >>> the nation unemployment rate for october, 6.5%. in the african-american community, it's 11% and much worse for the youngest african-american workers. 22% are without a job. >> so what should be done to turn things around? joining us now is senior pastor of the potter's house church, bishop t.d. jakes. what an honor. thank you so much for being with us. >> i'm glad to be here. >> so what is the problem? why the discrepancy? >> huge disparity and many reasons in my view. some of it is overt and covert racism continues to exist in this country and it's a problem that america doesn't always want to address. the other problem is just the low grade problem of not having the relationships and context of the white counterparts do to have opportunities for jobs. it's about who you know or who you went to school with, who has power to make decisions, to get you into jo