he would be outside playgrounds. >> those are the red flags. those are the red flags.ound children, adults that don't have children of their own or even adults that have children of their own that play all the time with children, want to give children rides, that is certainly a red flag. that fits within the pedophile and the sociopathic profile that prosecutors look for. but in this case it seems to have come out of nowhere. he has no record. he was sort of a loner apparently, shy, a bit odd is how he's also described. and so i think one of the lessons out of this terrible tragedy is that people like this are just around us. and i think it lulled everyone into this false sense of security because he looked like everyone else. >> well, especially in a tightly-knit religious community. but drew, you think more will come out about patterns of this guy? >> i do. but i aglee with what sunny is saying. i would add please trust your instincts. you don't owe anybody anything other than your children and to protect your children. if you feel uncomfortable around somebody, you

call that red flag number 1. >> the second is grammar and spelling. she said, "i have been working with the owners for a good six years." she never spoke to the woman, she only received e-mail. then came red flag number 3, how to pay. >> the way they wanted me to pay was through western union. they were wiring money. i knew it was a scam. once we wire the money, it is gone. >> she began to surge property records and found the real owners of the house. the home is not available for rent. no one named lisa was a real- estate agent. we spoke with the owner. >> someone had downloaded pictures and actually had our pictures on this craigslist site. >> did you feel scammed too? >> not as much as she did. >> 1 owner said that potential owners have been scanned nearly 10 times. they found out who had been had. some of these are coming from people living in jamaica on nigeria. no one has been arrested. >> it is hard to catch people because they are overseas. once this goes overseas, there's not much the police department can do. >> the vacation rental business

>> that was red flag no. 1. no. 2 -- red flag no. 2 was grammar and spelling. in back and forth e-mails lisa said, "i have been working with them, the owners, for good for years now." and then came red flag no. 3, how to pay. >> the way that they wanted me to pay was through western union, which was wiring money through a monogram. i knew right then it was a scam. and once you wire that money, it is gone. >> suspicious, she began to surge property records and found the real owner of the house, susan hardy, from virginia. no, though hall was not available to rent and she knew no one named lisa. >> is someone had downloaded pictures and was actually using our pictures on this craigslist site. >> did you feel stand, too? >> not as much as she did. >> one property owner who asked not to be identified said that renters of his home had been scanned 10 times. people show up hoping to check in and find out it is not available. >> most of the e-mail's come from out of country. >> a lot of the skimmers are overseas. we can trace it, but once it hits overseas, we can do v

let's get to the red flag fire warning. it is fire season. we have a special report coming up at 11:00 p.m. on the fighting fires and the science that goes behind it with weather. as we take you in closer, you'll notice the red flag fire warning is in effect as we head throughout tuesday with temperatures in the upper 60s right now. it's winds, anywhere from 20 to 40 miles per hour that continue to ramp up that will keep this fire danger high as we head through tomorrow. if you're heading to lake tahoe for camping, hiking, any recreational activities, that's something to note. even though temperatures are on the cooler side, it still is very dry out here. now weatherwise, the big news is we start off on this monday with warming temperatures. this time last week, we were stuck in the 50s and the 60s. and this is more like it. look at this. 79 in livermore. 78 in concord. 78 in san jose, and 80 in sunnyvale. it wasn't quite hot, but it felt like it after the cool weather we had last week. we will have patchy fog tonight. mainly for the coastlin

see exactly what is said and if to march official information is reported to therapists those are red flags because any they're right this could take weeks maybe months to really find out where are you finished a day or two or a week we get flooded with information in names names those those are red flags is something is very very raw statement you know i take it absolutely everything you say treat with caution absolutely understand that let's try and focus on what some of the more mainstream theories may be about what could have happened here tonight i mean the claim also by this group mentions insults of the prophet muhammad which were reprinted in the norwegian tabloid last year could that have anything to do with it you think. is possible or i remember very well and it showed it in an article or. roach but that's an all story why would somebody resurrect. a whole recent one because a lot of grouch the bear i guess. well there are lots of reasons people were used to it here but i would suggest there are lots bigger reasons in the tabloid newspaper and the newspaper wasn't struck. and tha

i'm in a state or two or a week we get flooded with information and names names those those are red flags is something is very very wrong statement you know i take it absolutely everything you say treat with caution absolutely understand that let's try and focus on what some of more mainstream theories may be about what could have happened here tonight i mean the claim also by this group mentions insults of the prophet muhammad which were reprinted in a norwegian tabloid last year could that have anything to do with it you think. oh it's possible i remember about fareed i mentioned it in another kalid i wrote but it isn't all story why would somebody resurrect now a whole recent one because i had a lot of grudge to bear i guess. well there are lots of reasons people were used to it here but i would suggest there what's been your reasons in the tabloid newspaper and the newspaper wasn't struck. i'm not certain how close the army was to it but they struck government buildings now it didn't harm the prime minister there were some people killed me i'm sure other people were injured the fact t

so that was red flag number two. red flag number one was he didn't know what smokeless gunpowder was that he wanted to purchase and also that he was in a cab. beyond the purchasing there was nothing odd about his behavior. was he talking to anyone else in the store? was he quiet? >> very much to himself. as a matter of fact, the very brief exchanges that took place were kind of terse, to be honest with you. >> so like you said, you sold it all to him. he had not done anything unlawful to prevent the sale. he leaves in this cab. you don't immediately call police. you sit on this for a little while. what happens next? >> well, we -- after the young man left the store, we discussed the purchase amongst ourselves, and the manager who is a wonderful woman was just concerned that something might be afoot. she was uncomfortable with it, so i told her if it would help put her mind at ease that i'd call one of the lieutenants that i know at the pd and discuss it with him. that way at least the authorities would be alerted to

to the red flag. i put my mount to your misery new orleans. here, war lies piles so high. this floating prison of a cementary cries of range. this delta lies on its side. rows and rows upon it's own government and crushed. summertime is over and the living is dead. and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnifice

big sister saw that as a red flag and went in to tell mom. denise and her 3-year-old sister were playing outside of their san jose apartment complex monday night when a stranger started talking to jasmine. >> she started complimenting my sister saying you're so cute. she told her let's go the store and i'll buy you some chocolate. and she thought it was her daughter. >> reporter: concerned the 14-year-old denise grabbed her little sister and headed back to her second story apartment. minutes later this 26-year-old woman barged into the apartment and grabbed jasmine who she insisted was her daughter. >> she said that's my baby and tried to grab her. my mom tried to stop her. lady was pushing her. then after that, i called the police. >> reporter: when denise held her sister and called 911 her mom stood in front of the girls blocking for resfrom getting to her. her mom said she was also concerned flores might make knit to the bedroom and grab her 1-month-old baby girl. when a neighbor showed up flores ran off. police arrested her about a half a

it did put up that red flag. they checked into it. apparently did not think anything of it.there had been -- he been big lots of fertilizer, but he rented a farm and planned that well. so he got away with. >> shepard: greg burke, thank you. continued coverage of the stunning attack. we'll talk live with a former fbi agent who supervised the federal task force to capture the unabomber. what he says about how the gunman in this case carried out the massacre. and why it is so hard to stop this kind of terrorism. that's minutes away. >> first, washington, politics and the debt ceiling debate. they are at it again. it is almost all politics. there's a little more than a week left before the u.s. hits its borrowing limit the 2nd of august the u.s. will default on all of its loans. everyone has different ideas. politicians from both parties failed to reach agreement. lawmakers are working on competing bills which gives congress the power to borrow more money. they differ on how much. here's harry reid: >> so today we'll bring to the floor a 2.7 trillion dollar reduction package, i

so that was like red flag. >> a spokesman for the contra costa sheriff's department says because garrido registered sex offender, deputies would show up every day on the same day, garrido's birthday. next door neighbor robinson said he could not believe it. >> all they had to do was look over the fence that day and be done. that day. >> reporter: garrido was sentenced to three life sentences. he was immediately sent to a high security section of cockrin state prison in fresno for safety reasons. garrido is currently segregated while he is -- nancy garrido is now in the reception center for new inmates in the california women's facility. a prison spokeswoman told us she is currently on single cell status but has quote interacted with other inmates in the yard and in the dining hall. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville, we'll see you again next week.

reports the media mogul's red top rise over the decades was littered with red flags warning of what was to come. rupert murdoch's push to expand in british media has come to a halt public and political rage over phone hacking has forced news corp to drop its bid to buy satellite broadcaster b. sky b. but some say he's already killed the british press and they were saying it as far back as one thousand nine hundred eighty one that's when he went on a media spending spree and bought amongst others the world renowned times newspaper news international has been playing a toxic part of our public life for so long but it worked under his ownership circulation just kept on rising in a market that killed off others and sky t.v. a loss making and obscure satellite network rocketed to become the biggest player in the u.k.'s pay t.v. market i do admire rupert murdoch because he's a risk taker when he bought the times and sunday times of london there are people who will say that he saved the newspaper industry but now it's clear that success came with a heavy price tag morality murdoch's journalist

not send up tons of red flags for the money man, dale from microsoft. even when weird things began to happen. >> when i started to question things, was he -- asked me to get cell phones for the company. >> what happened when you got cell phones? >> the credit check came back as steve heitman being deceased. i went to him immediately and said you're coming back dead. >> as usual, steve had an answer. >> when i was in the military in europe, you know, i didn't have to file taxes, and my social security number basically went dormant. >> soon, nordic sports haus grew to a chain of five shops with locations all around the seattle area. steve married a young woman and bought a nice house on 13 acres with a pond for steve's jet ski, a dirt track for steve's motorcycle. >> steve had all of the toys. i think dale bought them all. >> actually, it wasn't all dale's money. some of it was the bank's. lured to a business backed by one partner's ski expertise and the other shares in microsoft, banks loaned millions of dollars to nordic sports haus. only problem was th

but tori, the good news with in pattern, at least fire danger we're not talking about red flag warnings. the fire danger is not so elevated. at least we're not talking about triple-digit heat so the fog will be back over the next few days. >> okay. thank you, mark. >>> nfl owners could vote today on an agreement that would end the four-lon lockout and allow players to get ready for the season. the owners gathered at a hotel near the airport. it could take 24 of the own to okay this that focuses on rookie salary and free owners rules. >>> and the nfl deal could have an impact on where the 9ers and the raiders play as pressure appears to be mounting for a joint stadium. the 49ers have put a lot of time and money into its santa clara deal and the team plans to break ground there in 18 months. there is a provision approved by voters last year to allow a second team to sublease that stadium. but the raiders do -- may not want to go to the south bay. they just announced yesterday. they have plans to build a stadium next to the oakland coliseum. oakland leaders think that would be better for t

parents have to be engaged in their children's lives to spot the red flags. >> jon: and what would those john? such as? >> for starters, jon, poster board, magic markers, that type of parafa nail that can be indicative that they have aspirations to run for student council. [laughter] >> jon: so even student council is bad? >> well, it's a gateway office, jon. [laughter] >> jon: john, i have a friend. i want to talk to you about him, a teenager. his son is a teenager, recently turned sullen and combative, and he's quite secretive. >> well, lucky him, john, he's okay. a time to worry is when your child becomes suspiciously extroverted, if he's suddenly fond of corny jokes or likes to walk around the dinner table shaking hands and asking, what's good here? what are we eating? when the neighbors bring a baby over, does he kiss it repeatedly on the cheek over and over again looking for the cameras? if so, bing, you he could be looking at four to eight years in the illinois statehouse followed by 15 to 20 years in prison. >> jon: terrifying, john. do you think it's getting through to the next

no red flag warning but it is creeping up into that territory as we get into that very, very warm weatherpattern toward the weekend. i guess it is hot in very inland areas but very warm and it's been a cool week so you will notice the differences tomorrow. >> where should we probably be under normal circumstances we would be mid-90s? >> i would expect those hot spots in the mid-90s. >>> people against circumcision are upset that a judge -- those who favor a ban argue circumcision is not a medical procedure. >>> a celebration for not one but three olympians. the reason these little athletes broke out in dance today. >>> early trading on wall street surged on news that first time unemployment claims fell below the key benchmark of 400,000 last week. that's the key number that economists used for a drop in unemployment. the debt plan vote is still pending in congress. the dew lost 62 points, the nasdaq inched up almost 1.5. >>> some young oakland residents got a taste today on what it was to be an olympic champion. former olympic runner jiles and -- greeted the olympians. king said the progr

we need to let you know that there is a big red flag here. we're not happy with where things are at. and there is a pretty big disconnect, and we need to make sure that that disconnected is overcome before read jump the gun and pass a term sheet or a program description. finally, to the program descriptiondescription itself. it looks to me what staff is proposing is an informal widthwise into the program -- opt-in to the program. [chime] only 70% took that chance. opt-in is a very bad way to roll out the program. it is liable to get people enrolled and that could kill the entire thing. thank you. president vietor: just to follow-up, i do not think it is an opt-in program beginning -- program. >> it is opt-out. all san franciscans can participate from day one. if you opt out, you are under three years in current regulations. it is one chance, yes or no, on the program. >> so, you are automatically enrolled? >> yes, you are formally enrolled unless they say yes or no. unless they do one of the notification points i mentioned earlier. >> they wi

second, if the company asks you to stop talking to your bank, another red flag., if that company asks you to pay your mortgage to them instead of your bank, run. price says homeowners should go to preventloanscams.org. we contacted the ceo and attorney for rewiremyloan.org, but they dekleined to comment. meanwhile, judy put her home up for a short sale, which forced the bank to contact her. they modified her loan and it didn't cost her a dime. >> this is where i want to stay forever. i can't imagine livingsome place else. >> reporter: and now she won't have to. v vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> the lawsuit is before a judge right now. in the meantime, if you think you've been a victim of a loan modification scam, go to nbcbayarea.com and search loan. with jim at the comcast sports net desk. what's going on, jim? >> all right, diane. let's start with the giants, because they had owned the padres over the past two nights, extending their win streak to four games. but tonight it was san diego's turn and things escalated quickly. barry zito back on the ground. fa

. >> we had that red flag pop up and then go down showing there's interference. >> reporter: a biggerblem, noncomplying passengers. >> we get reports from flight attendants every day on just about every night. >> reporter: but technology might change all that. electronics maker air cell has installed its secure in-flight wireless system go-go in almost one out of three planes. in the last month of last year, 2 million passengers safely went on line up in the air. and foreign carriers like emirates air have secure systems for in-flight cell phone tuesday. but be careful what you wish for. all passengers on phones all the time? >> is an absolutely horrible idea. >> reporter: and no way to fly away from it all. bill whitaker, cbs news, torrance, california. >>> how about this, the alameda county fair started the beginning of grilling season by grilling the biggest burger. they began getting it ready this morning. they were trying to break that guinness record of 590 pounds. they expected it to take about 10 hours to cook, but when you're working with a burger this big it's an inexact sci

after looking around for a bit and then doing research, red flags began to go up.ple doesn't have a store in china. e the store is a knockoff. they even wear blue t-shirts and they think they work for apple. as for if the store sells actual apple products it is unknown. >>> and san franciscans are honest, but not as honest as others. now this comes after the makers of honest tea conducted an honesty test. they left their drinks on the honor system at unstaffed booths in 12 cities for $1 per bottle. 93% of people in san francisco paid for their tea. it was 29%. i want a recount. >> i gave $2. >> thanks for covering. >> it doesn't get much better better than the pitcher's dual. could tim lincecum beat the [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday ansaturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands, including home! no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that'

and it is a clear indication that the body was trying to be hidden and even put in a bag is a big red flaghomicide and never seen in accidental death of a child and fact that there is duct tape attach to the child's face is to me an indication of a homicide. >> that's the manner of death. homicide. you have a wide variety of choices when you are me and doing the autopsy. natural, suicide or homicide. she said it is a homicide. >> given everything she knew she couldn't say it is suffocation . she is relying on what the police investigators is found. casey lied and behaved improperly . not depending on the forensic science and the reason it was put in because it was an overreaching on the part of the prosecutor. a thousand babies killed by parents rarely does anybody come up for capitol punishment and i think this permitted them to get a death certified ry. cause of death is not legally necessary in front of a jury. you don't have to show a motive. >> you don't need a body. but they have introduced a lot of stuff that is not valid. >> and may have overreached. peter, you were shouting out as

this is raised all sorts of red flags in russia the new system there's something interesting i read. the house defense bill and it funds and mandated ministration to go. the study on the technical and operational visibility of space. that's from one of the papers. that sounds an awful lot like. plans which the american physical society concluded was a hoax but nonetheless billions of dollars were spent on research he said that the current missile defense program also could turn into a hole where money goals and disappears despite what the scientists are saying well space based defense has been proven to be not a feasible idea because you would need so many interceptors and these would be in orbit now people have an idea that things are stationary in orbit they're not in low earth orbit they're moving very fast so they're not over any one region for very long the consequence of that is that you need many many many interceptors and for instance a whole you can create a hole in the defenses by just shooting a prior missile to get the local interceptors to intercept one and then for the

. >> the first red flag is when he asked kathy, "what is smokeless powder?" if you don't know what it is, why would you buy six pounds of it? >> reporter: police tracked abdo to this motel, not far from the army post. a search turned up weapons, ammunition and potential components for building a bomb. authorities arrested abdo just in time, they say. >> we would probably be here today giving you a different briefing had he not been stopped. >> reporter: abdo went awol from the army on the fourth of july. he had been trying to leave the armies aa conscientious objector. but his discharge was delayed after the military says child pornography was found on his computer. abdo was facing federal bomb making charges but the fbi believes at this point he was acting alone. joel brown, cbs news. >>> in other news, 11 oil platforms in the gulf of mexico have been temporarily closed as a precaution against tropical storm don. the storm is headed for texas. it's about 370 miles southeast of texas. don is expected to make landfall tonight or tomorrow. it's expected to make

county is a huge red flag for a violation of fourth amendment rights for people. that's a huge concern. think we absolutely need to revisit that and take that responsibility away from sfpd i think the idea of potentially opening closed jails is terrible. if we open them, we will fill them. we will just continue to have overcrowding in our counties. i think that also needs to be taken off the table and another model moved that s.f. county can take for the state to show that putting people in jail, continuing to crowd our jails is not the answer to any of this. i think there are other precedent and setting moves that you can make that have to do with putting political pressure on sackmaster to push sentencing reform. it's absolutely ridiculous that that's off the table. that that's nowhere around the conversations of realignment and overcrowding. we need leadership through the mechanisms that you have in place in sackmaster to put that pressure on our -- in sacramento to put the pressure on our officials to make those bold moves. i'm still concerned the way i hear o

if a company asks you to stop talking to your bank, another red flag.f that company asks you to pay your mortgage to them instead of your bank, run. price says homeowners should go to preventloanscams.org. they can find help getting their money back. we contacted the ceo and attorney for rewiremyloan.com but they declined to comment. >> they should have to give everybody their money back, and never do this to anybody else. >> reporter: judy found a way to stay in her home. she put it up for a short sale, which forced the bank to contact her. they modified her loan and it didn't cost her a dime. >> this is where i want to stay forever. i can't imagine living someplace else. >> reporter: now she won't have to. vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> the current santa clara lawsuit is before a judge to be certified as a class action. if you think you've been a victim of a loan modification scam, go to nbcbayarea.com and search loan. we'll show you how you can report the crime and get help. >> tough situation to be in. >>> let's turn it over to jeff to talk ab

. >> first red flag is when he asked kathy what is smokeless powder? if you don't know what it is why would you buy six pounds of it. >> he was tracked to a motel where police found gun powder, a pressure cooker, batteries, clocks, a 40 caliber semiautomatic handgun and more than 100 rounds of ammunition. he told investigators he wanted to attack fort hood soldiers and that he was seeking revenge for what he says the army did to him. he is an american-born muslim. he is an objector to the war in afghanistan. police believe he acted alone. >>> passengers saw two men on a plane headed for san francisco threatening to kill the pilot and chased and beat him. linda yee on what passengers believe set those men off. >> reporter: the two brothers were in court in miami. they are accused of aggravated battery and assault on a flight crew. it happened last night when an american airlines flight was about to take off for san francisco. jonathan and lewis baez were described by fellow passengers as rough looking when they boarded. >> they were pretty jacked up on

the couple says that was another red flag. >> you're a company and you don't accept major credit cardsthere's a reason you don't. it's because those companies don't tolerate any foul play like this. >> reporter: it was a costly lesson, but lucky for them, they pushed back their wedding date and look forward to tying the knot with her wearing a dress she'll never forget, for all the right reasons. >> we were blessed it worked out for us. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> well, we contacted the company for a response. they said they take every complaint seriously and it is working to improve service and quality of its items. >>> let's turn it over to jeff. a ping-pong master he is not, but he looks cute in those shorts out there. >> thank you. out at stanford university doing some ping-pong diplomacy. and most importantly, we met two bay area olympic hopefuls. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and just search ping-pong and see them in action and see me try my stuff in action. it was hot today. 91 in gilroy. 89 in san jose. 83 in redwood city. what a beautiful campus in stanford

it seems in with the first to raise the red flag on the ship standing for the bullshit power of the cruise itself as witnessed many battles before. the ships of the baltic fleet. when the weather was hot and sunny there are many places in the city where you can enjoy the beautiful sights of downtown st petersburg some day going to some of the territory of the famous pizza empire fortress is a popular destination for those who are craving some some bathing speech time it's not recommended to swim in the waters of the river but it's still a perfect place to enjoy each activities like volleyball in the beautiful historical surroundings. the true bridges of st petersburg one of the main attractions in. city especially during the period. there are around twenty bridges across the river the show raised during the night ships cruise line is. spectacular for thrilling views especially for tourists which is a must see. must remember the times when the bridges or otherwise could be stuck on a different side to see. why my spirit is the perfect time to decide the encounter so you can stroll along the

if you go to cnn.com, you can see more red flags. giant dust storm swallows a major u.s. city. chad myers joins us now. >> what happens last night over phoenix, arizona, was a couple of thunderstorms combining east of the city and rolling right through. when that happened, wind blew out of the thunderstorms, almost 60 miles an hour. look at the video. here comes a giant -- it looks like it's going to come over and eat the city. you think this is something in saudi arabia because they do have these in the middle east. they're called haboob. this engulfed phoenix, tempe, mesa, right through scottsdale, and the wind blew for about 25 minutes. it stopped flights obviously in and out of sky harbor for an hour. and then people started driving through it as it got in. if you're driving through this. you know have an air filter that's full of dust that needs absolutely to be changed today or you are wasting gas at $4 a gallon. some crazy video. here's one now, a time lapsed video from mike here. watch this come in. he time lapsed it for us.