secret service, atm skimming is on the rise. more than a billion dollars is stolen every year.oster helps you protect yourself and your assets. >> reporter: laurie uses her debit card for everything from groceries to gas. $400 was gone. >> our account was zero. we didn't know how we were going to pay our bills. >> reporter: laurie was a victim of skimming. false card readers and hidden wireless cameras are used by thieves to swipe bank account info. >> you'll download that information and they'll create a bogus card. >> reporter: kurt with the electronic funds transfer association says today's skimming devices like this bogus card reader are increasingly sophisticated. >> a well done crime. something that looks just like that which you would typically use when you swipe your card. >> reporter: it can be attached to the outside of an atm vestibule or even a gasoline pump, and that's where laurie's bank beliefs she was skimmed. >> we didn't see anything suspicious. >> reporter: they said check the card reader for anything suspicious. >> check for tape residue or glue residue wher

secret service,atm skimming is on the rise. more than $1 billion is stolen every year and tonight we're going to tell you how to protect yourself and your assets. lauri uses her debit card for everything from groceries to gas. >> my husband went to get gas one day and the card was denied. we knew we had money. >> a quick call to the bank and lauri learned more than $400 was gone. >> our account was at zero. we didn't know how we were going to pay the bills. >> lauri was a victim of skimming. false card readers and hidden wireless cameras are used by thieves to swipe bank account information. >> down load that information and they'll with that information, they will create a bogus card. > curt with the electronics fund transfer association says today's skimming devices like this bogus card reader are increasingly sophisticated. >> it's a well done crime, something that looks just like that which you would typically use when you swipe your card. >> they can be attached to the outside of an atm or a gas lien pump and that's where

one skimmed the top of each other and both landed with damage. all 13 people on board. >>> there are certain things you expect to find in the seat back pocket of a plane, the emergency manual, leftover magazines, sky mall catalogues but a stun gun wasn't one of they will. the flight originated in boston. >>> it's a journey, not the destination. tom stuker first to meet the 10 million mile program. he joined the program in 1982, hit all 50 states, logged 200 trips to australia, taken 62 honeymoons with his wife. he hit the milestone over the weekend, we'll talk to him at 8:20 a.m. on "american morning." >>> look at the map of the united states, a couple of carolinas, a pair of virginias and matching set of dakotas. why not two californias? the riverside county supervisor wants a bunch of southern counties county s s to secede and form the state of south california. governor jerry brown calls the idea ridiculous. >>> rob marciano joins us with the weather. >> northern california san francisco will see, denver you'll see thunderstorms that will crea

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fire officials say volunteers and park workers immediately formed a human net skimming the water where the child was last seen. >> the park immediately took control of the situation and formed a chain of personnel in the water and did a sweep of the area and immediately recovered the child once someone realized that there was someone missing. >> reporter: the boy was pulled out of the water as rescue workers arrived. they administered cpr and got him to the hospital. it was there the child was pronounced dead. lost and in the water too long. a tragic story that rippled through the park the rest of this holiday afternoon. life guards and adults watching the water and children a bit closer. >> of course you have to stay close to them and keep your eye on them all the time. the main thing is just trying to stay awake and keep your eye on them. that's the best you can do. >> reporter: and after this morning a reminder of what every parent must do. brian kuebler, abc 2 news. >>> fire officials tell us this is the 13th drowning in the county so far this year. according to the center of disea

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa. they love the taste and i feel good that they're ready to tackle the day. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> this morning police are turning their attention to e- mails and facebook in the search for answers in phylicia barnes murder. sherrie johnson has more about the search warrants that were obtained access to online accounts. sherrie. >> reporter: well, these search warrants could provide a clue as to what may have happened to phylicia barnes n each warrant authorities -- in each warrant, authorities are investigating distribution of child pornography. we don't know how it could be connected to the death n one warrant police are granted access to several facebook accounts which are all identified with numbers. the other warrants allows police to get information into several yahoo and aole-mail accounts two of which contain the name phylicia. the move doesn't necessarily mean that the case has a sex crime element, but that evidence of

a san francisco woman accused of skimming more than one dozen apartments seekers is on the run. police arrested regal smith last month. investigators say smith placed false compartment advertising on christmas. she would then accept the deposit could never deliver on the apartment. she is suspected of defrauding victim'' for more than one vendor thousand dollars. a warrant has been issued for her arrest. a new effort is under way to save some of california's oldest oaks trees. the plan is focused on protecting 50 oaks right here in the bay area. charles crawford spent today in the south bay and has more details. >> 70 to death is a disease that has killed thousands of old trees all across california. 50 of the largest and oldest oaks are trying to be protected in order to keep them from being wiped out in the south bay and along the peninsula. >> we want to stop the disease from getting these large trees. >> almost all of the oaks trees are found here, scattered across san mateo county. >> the trees are located in a 5 mi. stretch. many are in remote areas accessible only by hiki

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa.t's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> this morning we have a developing story we are working on. this morning baltimore city police are looking for three different suspects. guys that are wearing badges and they are not officers. this morning baltimore city police say they need your help finding the people. we will send it out to sherrie johnson who has been following the story live this morning. >> reporter: good morning, megan. that's right. baltimore city police need your help finding the people that are responsible for portraying themselves as cops. this latest incident happened yesterday around 5:30 in the morning when home owners were sonde asleep inside the west baltimore home on garrison avenue. three men with police badges barged in and robbed their home and when the fake officers got inside the home they tied up the people inside and ransacked the house. authorities say this same thing happened at 2 other homes.

that's why atm skimming brings in a billion dollars a year for the bad guys. strategies to protect yourself. it does help to cover the number pad while you enter your p.i.n. and if the atm doesn't look right, literally give a tug. you may find that the skimmer will come off right in your hands. and, of course, you might want to avoid taking out cash on weekends. elizabeth, george? >> i hope you don't get busted for vandalism, though. all right, elisabeth. thanks so much. >> some good advice. >>> coming up, the latest on the frantic search for the missing 11-year-old girl in new hampshire. we'll talk to elizabeth smart about the case. >>> and the incredible ordeal of michael trapp. he tells us how he survived crashing his airplane, swimming for miles at night and then treading water for nearly 18 hours. >>> and get ready to bring back the '80s. our summer concert series heats up. >> do we have to? >> of course, we have to. debbie gibson and tiffany, live in central park coming up. ♪ i think we're alone now ♪ [ male announcer ] it has an hd webcam, killer audio,

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. >> they actually did skim the water. they didn't bounce any great height at all. >> the sausalito police chief says it is being called a plane incident and not an accident. >> it either caught a wake in the water or it was pilot error, but the plane flipped over. there were two males and both were able to get out of the plane without any injuries. they were taken to shore by some private boaters. >>:00 stave yaw -- octavia watched it from home. >> they had to swim or paddle or whatever you want to call it 15 feet to the tugboat and then they got on. >> both people were given medical attention, but did not require hospitalization. the event drew a huge crowd to see where the plane went down no more than 100 yards offshore. they were looking out of their condo, and they show the two-seater as it sits in the water. sausalito police tell us there were no drugs or alcohol involved in the incident. they are trying to figure out how the plane got out of richardson bay. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> that will be a bit of a challen

me looks good in it anyway in basketball six times for me is to skim or so have been drawn in the same group as oldest and i calls for the next season of europe's top competition the europa league these are the two clubs playing each other last season also in group b. a spanish side you don't get this from the way the german answered because basket and khorasan champions to grab last season was one of the biggest like for two years there are three army men failed to make it to the group stage for the first time in fourteen years a major turnaround is hopeful of this time out with a few big names being brought in including european player of the off pride sausage . so that brings us to the end of the sport's more. hungry for the fall so we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the potty. if. would be soon which bryson if you knew about someone from first impressions. who for instance on t.v. dot com. and we'll. bring you the latest in science stream technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. in taiwan all she's a

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> about 6:25. around the world today, 200 palestinian protesters trying to reach israel have been blocked by airports in europe and taboo american activist who arrived in israel were depoured overnight. 600 -- deported overnight. 600 people were supposed to be part of the protest and israel asked for a airline to prevent blacklisted travelers from boarding plights. >>> david cameron will face the media after a phone hack scandal brought down rupert murdock sunday tabloid newspaper. he could expect questions about his decision to hire former news of the world editoras as the official spokeswall. his -- spokesman. >> 6:25 right now. a chinese mine owner offered pony to rescuers who -- money to rescuers who find missing miners dead or alive. they have been trapped underground some for a week in three incidents. the mine owner posted a notice offering $3 hundred 4u7b,000 to rescuers -- $30

dollars surplus in the social security trust fund i'm thinking how many billions they can take by skimming just a little bit off the top of it were privatized and if they get their hands on medicare which is even more money than social security and growing faster is boomers age and they could make hundreds of billions of dollars paul ryan privatization. so the politicians and the think tanks they help fund are his sterile here's an example from the washington post set up budget committee chairman republican pete domenici warned the nation's governors the other day medicare could be bankrupt in two and a half years somebody has found to put the brakes on its burgeoning costs oops that was from the washington post on march sixth one nine hundred eighty three how about this one from the new york times the fund that pays all government reimbursement for hospital care of medicare patients is projected to be common saw that in the next decade or so. that was from the new york times on january twenty second one thousand nine hundred eighty nine in fact there's a long history of predicting medicar

and it's also been a huge signing for to skim off those basketball clubs the european powerhouses agreed the transfer of the continent's best. dosage the twenty four year old serbian has yet to pass a medical before joining the army man on a three year deal the guard is moving from great giants m.p.r. course after being named both the euro league's most valuable to and you're out of the gate and twenty tells us each is the last latest big name to people are in it to stick and sign join the club. now at the end of july russia will host its first ever world championships in waterskiing the town of not in the moscow region was chosen ahead of venues in denmark italy and south korea and russia competitors reckon it will give them and they from costa rest. nine has had a lot of practice in the run up to hosting the world championship this little town not far away from the russian capital has already held six world cup stages stirring up enough interest water skiing to make it a favorite sport among the locals since the creation of the world championship in one hundred forty nine it was countr

looking at that money going wow we have this money and we could be churning this money we can just skim a little off the top and so they're trying to do a pinochet did in chile like forty years ago or thereabouts and privatized social security and the bankers will make out like bandits and so they're leaning on the republicans and they're living on the democrats and there are some democrats who have even you know gone in that direction i think it's absolutely wrong of course the republicans are all gung ho for this because they're totally owned by wall street if you like your comments and questions heard this segment the big picture listen up we want to know your take send us your comments by visiting the tom hartman facebook page by a twitter at tom underscore hartman or in the chat room on the message boards or through the blog at thom hartmann dot com you can also leave a message on our rant line at two two five three six fifty three zero six agree disagree sound off it's all welcome but remember that your comments may be used on the air. last night a man in texas was executed his na

i do not believe that a new building, the costs are skimmed and there's an attempt at making an appropriate building, where there is no such thing is, i think, best accommodated in a re-use. i this i that follows our green policies, and that costs are written up have partially to do with the fact that we need to provide accessibility of an elevator, which is very difficult to do in an exists building which previously didn't have that. so we're talking about apples and apples, and i do not believe that can be discussed here unless the architect can give us a clear cost-by-cost breakdown of where some of the slightly higher costs are, and i don't think it's in doing something extraordinary or luxurious. it's a well designed, very well-conceived building. when i started as a young professional, i lived in a small unit just about the size of this. it was fine. that's really all i could afford at that time. it was about $400 or something like that. that's a few years ago. but it was in san francisco. it was indeed at lower commob hill. it was -- nob hill, and i made do with what i had. i was hap

. >> 9news now reveals the tell tail science of super skimming.ight at 11:00. >>> a fourth of july tradition, there was not one, but two champions at the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> the day was not without controversy, believe it or not. a former champion states his own contest to rival the big event. >> it's a fourth of july tradition. who can eat the most hot dogs and buns in ten minutes at the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest. >> it's joey chestnut. >> joey chestnut downed 62 hot dogs, chewing his way to the top for the fifth time in a row. for the first time ever, nathan's held a separate man's and women's event. 100 pound sonya thomas stuffed down 40 hot dogs and buns to win the women's competition. thomas is known as a competitive world as a black widow. she took part when it was coed. >> usually i compete with a man, that's not fair. >> one of the greatest all- time hot dog eating champions did not compete this year. she has a contract dispute with the echt's organizers, but some spectators suspect something else was ke

we reached out to norway and the skimming capabilities they used in the north sea to get that skimmingequipment to the gulf coast, not by vees vessel, but on a heavy lift on to an osv into the gulf of mexico. we invoked over 60 foreign offers of assistance where there's critical gaps that needed to be closed. there is a waiver procedure under the jones act, and at no time did the jones act impede the resources that we needed to respond to this unprecedented spill. >> it's your testimony that the jones agent was not a problem -- the jones act was not a problem getting the skimmers in? >> correct. it was in no way an impediment. >> let me ask you about whether or not in testing for cleanups, we need to try technologies right there in the marine environment. do federal regulations restrict testing cleanup technologies and conduct response drills on controlled oil spills? for example, are there environmental protection agency rules that prohibit you or others from testing the effectiveness of new technologies in answering this type of a spill? >> we work very closely with our natural respo

. >> steve: i'm surprised he didn't skim like a stone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so excited, you guys.he final "harry potter" movie came out today! [ cheers and applause ] my man, harry. that's right. the final "harry potter" movie is out ten years after the original. you can tell that harry is a full-grown teen. now, he just spends all day playing with his wand. [ laughter ] check this out. pauly d. from "jersey shore" apparently posted an ad on craigslist for an intern. [ laughter ] yeah, it's the only internship out there where you can actually lose college credits if you do it. [ laughter ] did you guys see this? more than 18,000 people showed up across the street today for chris brown's performance on the "today" show. yeah. a lot of people. he might have broken a record, along with a window, a street lamp -- [ laughter and applause ] part of the -- dean and deluca. it's pretty crazy. officials in mexico discovered a 300 acre marijuana farm this week. [ cheers ] it's the only farm where the roosters are, like, "it's 4:20, wake and bake! [ laughter ] cockle-doodle-do, cockle-doodle

unlike us airways flight 1549, which skimmed across the top of the hudson river, this plane bobs in and out of the waves. incredibly, captain dewitt says the plane continues to function while in the water. >> the aircraft was rolling to the left, and bobbing up to 35 degrees. all i did was start flying it like i would in the air, and it rolled out, leveled. and the minute it rolled out level, i sort of popped to the surface just like a cork. >> not all have survived the impact. but those that do escape into shark-infested waters. it's an hour and a half before rescuers start arriving on the scene. because the plane's p.a. system was not working, the pilot never had a chance to verbally warn passengers to put on seat belts or brace for impact. 40 of 63 survived. according to the ntsb, fewer lives would have been lost had passengers received adequate warning. of the 23 who don't make it, two are children. to this day, it's difficult for the pilot to come to terms with the loss of life. >> the story itself, not very difficult except if i let my mind wander to the people i lost, yeah. you k

. >> they just skimmed the water. they didn't bounce any great height at all. >> sausalito police chief, jennifer tejada said it's being called an incident, not an accident. >> it either caught a a wake in the water. >> as the plane flipped over it had two occupants, two males who were able to get out of the plane without any injuries. they were taken to shore by some private boaters. >> octavia watched the rescue from home. >> they had to like swim or paddle, whatever you want to call it, like 15 feet or something to the tugboat and then they got on. >> both people were taken medical attention but did not require hospitalization. it grew a huge crowd that gathered to see what happened. these photos were taken by two who were looking out of their sausalito condo. they show the two-seater as it sits in the water. >> the police say there were no drugs or alcohol involved in the incident. they are now trying to figure out how to get the plane out of richardson bay. in sausalito, abc7 news. >>> a san jose state university

. >> they just skimmed the water. they didn't bounce any great height at all. >> sausalito police chief, jennifer at the -- tehada said it's being called an incident, not an accident. >> as the plane flipped over it had two occupants, two males who were able to get out of the plane without any injuries. they were taken to shore by some private boaters. >> octavia watched the rescue from home. >> they had to like swim or paddle, whatever you want to call it, like 15 feet or something to the tugboat and then they got on. >> both people were taken medical attention but did not require hospitalization. it grew a huge crowd that gathered to see what happened. these photos were taken by two who were looking out of their sausalito condo at coop 28. they show the two-seater as it sits in the water. >> the police say there were no drugs or alcohol involved in the incident. they are now trying to figure out how to get the plane out of richardson bay. in sausalito, abc7 news. >>> a san jose state university professor has won $75

especially the documents, the northwest ordinance which is pretty long and not very exciting -- is to skim it and look for the parts that are interesting to you at that particular time. introductions are always about 700,000 words, so they're pretty easy to get to -- 700-1,000 words. this book really is, you can pick it up, you can read one, you can read two, you can read the rest later, so it's really easy to use. >> i have a question. how did you go about picking the 25 documents and speeches that you did? is. >> that's a great question because we do have 25. the original goal was 21. i failed, right? [laughter] we have 25. and it was really hard. i mean, clearly, you have to have the declaration of independence, you have to have the constitution. there's some that you know you have to have. and that was the first 15, and you've got to figure out based on that what worked. a couple things we tried to do, one was make sure we covered our history, so we start with patrick henry and go to george w. bush. and the other thing is we did want to have things that not only very clearly that shoul

so if you want to try the milk remedy, stick to skim or low fat but don't expect miracles. >> her whole life and it didn't affect anything. still grim. >> reporter: now, every woman is different. dietary and lifestyle changes can often help with pms. in addition it calcium, vitamin e and magnesium may help. when that's not enough, prescription medications might make a difference. keep an open mind and you know -- >> laugh about it. >> i think calcium -- >> you mentioned something a while ago. we were talking about. ice cream. >> yeah. >> ice cream. who doesn't love ice cream? who is that the not going to put a smile on everyone's face, husbands, wives. >> got ice cream? >> ice cream. >> of course, you know, age -- >> i knew it. >> age also helps. eventually -- >> eventually it stops. >> eventually the pms gets replaced by other things, yes. >> great. happy talk here. thank you. [ laughter ] >>> let's check in with roberta right now for the latest. >> i know. why are you guys coming to me after the pms story? huh? what did i do to tick you off? >> don't be so upset, roberta. >> i know wh

it skimmed over them. but they found a mud hole. they found the right place to be during a fire. and it is kind of funny to see them hosing them off. >> that's why those prehistoric animal have been around so long. they're rather smart. they're survivors. they figure it out. >> that's extraordinary. >> great to get those pictures. >> look at that. >> we'll tell you about the hot weather. some showers right across the lower great lakes region. for the fourth of july, generally it will be hot. a few scattered showers here and there. >> kind of the way it is all the time on the fourth of july. hot. >> every july fourth. >> thanks a lot. >>> who doesn't dream about being a race car driver? i headed out to the charlotte motor speedway recently with a couple of nackscar's best. this is what happens after 170 miles per hour. >> that's so wonderful. that was a super ride with jason leffler behind the wheel, face to face. why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, e

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa. they love the taste and i feel good that they're ready to tackle the day. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> good morning. slower speeds south 101 from 37 to 580 due to roadwork but looking good at the golden gate bridge. we'll check the south bay coming up. back to you. >>> two oakland women are expected to face a judge today on charges of taking a four- month-old baby on a crime spree. police say that the baby's mother and her friend lachey rodriguez started breaking into cars in berkeley and emeryville around noon on friday. officers caught them around 8 p.m. after a security camera captured one of the crimes in emeryville. police sent the women's pictures to local security firms and they were spotted trying to return stolen items to a target. >> the women don't tend to be the ones who go around doing burglaries in the daytime. but what really threw us for a loop was the fact that they had a four-month-old baby with them. >> that baby was taken in a protective custody

it is going to lift north skim the diablo mountain range on sunday, and produce a chance of thunder in the forecast. tomorrow daytime highs becoming sunny, partial clearing however at the coast in the up 50s, lots of sunshine inland mid- 90s. extended forecast calls for 95 degrees again for an outside number on saturday. that slight chance of thunder or sunday and a little bit muggy. we'll talk more about that coming up next time around. >> thank you. >>> yosemite is now harnessing the sun to power some of the park. a giant solar energy system is up and running now and the whole thing was bankrolled by stimulus money nearly $6 million worth. so don ford went up to show us just what your tax dollars are bringing in return. >>> reporter: standing in front of large buzzing power inverters, yosemite national park superintendent don neubacher celebrates the completion of the largest solar energy system in any u.s. national park. >> this is going to reduce our overall yearly cost significantly. >> reporter: the project located outside the valley at the maintenance facility in el portal is hu

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa.t's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. [ male announcer ] act for kids, with maximum fluoride for up to 40% fewer cavities act. stronger teeth and better checkups in every bottle. parents blame illegal fireworks.. the boy and his parents were on the sidewalk on the fourth of >>> a six-year-old capitola boy is injured and his parents blame illegal fireworks. the boy and his parents were on the sidewalk on the 4th of july when he started screaming that his face was burning. he had a cut on his face that went to his skull. intense. there it is. luckily the firework missed his eye and the facial nerve. the santa cruz county sheriff is investigating. deputies admit they didn't respond to the scene because they were flooded with calls of illegal fireworks. very lucky boy. >> oh, that video makes you go ew! as does the next chip we are to show you. >> yeah. >>> a slugger's bat goes flying and injures the fans during last night's giant

jackie just needed skim to call home. would be secretly recorded by fbi agents in the u.s. a few days later, jackie got her lucky break. freegard and kim had run out of cash. freegard, with kim under his control, had placed a series of calls to kim's parents concocting a story that the two needed still more money to pay for spy school. >> you have put up some of your money and some of kim's money to whoever it is that's giving you these tests, right? >> i fronted $61,000, cause that's all i could put my hands on. and i don't have any more money than that, john. that wiped me out. >> so the reason they're calling home to the states is to get money. >> yes. we knew if we didn't capitalize on that break that we may not hear from kimberly again for a long time. after the fbi and british police determined that freegard and kim had traveled to france, out of their jurisdiction, they set up a plan that kim's schoolteacher mom would execute. you had to learn how to become something of a little spy yourself. >> well, i guess i did

i'm not sure that skimming 11,000 pages is an exercise that could be undertaken. >> why didn't you notice mr. bryan that his phone had been hacked? >> to the best of my knowledge, i didn't know mr. bryan's phone had been hacked. >> and why didn't you alert gordon taylor -- >> ghawz by then -- because by then i'd retired from the police service. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> thank you. mr. clarke, you said that you didn't have an exhaustive search of the evidence. why didn't you do an exhaustive search of a sample of the evidence, and then you would have seen the iceberg underneath that you were dealing with? >> just trying to reflect on that. um -- >> it's a simple question. >> it's a simple question, and there's no simple answer, because it's inviting me to consider why didn't i do part of a job? you either do the job properly, or you don't do it at all. >> you department do it properly. >> well, the decision at the time was perfectly reasonable, and i made the decision, and as i said recently, it was a bad decision, and people can make their judgments. >> do you think you would have done

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa.love the taste and i feel good that they're ready to tackle the day. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. department's jobs report, due out tomorrow. of moneywatch >>> back now at 5:41. >> is awaiting the labor department's jobs report due out tomorrow. jill schlesinger of cbsmoneywatch.com to give us perspective and navigating the interview process. what has the trend been in jobs and what are we expecting tomorrow. >> reporter: unemployment is around 9% for the year. last month there was a big disappointment in job creation. only 54,000 new nonfarm jobs created in may. that was the fewest number in 8 months. of course it did follow three good months where the economy created an average of about 220,000 jobs a month. tomorrow's report is expected to show 10, maybe 125,000 new sons created in june. -- jobs created in june. while the economy has added over 1.8 million jobs in the last year, we lost nearly 8 million touring the recession. and we have a long way to -- during the t

aren't you skimming the cream of the crop here >> absolutely. what business would not want to have the best and the brightest? >> reporter: "the best and the brightest" who no one else is likely to hire. >> we're going out and competing against 21, 22 year old kids coming out of college who don't even have a parking ticket. >> reporter: they don't even have a parking ticket, what do you have? you say the kid doesn't even have a parking ticket. if i'm an employer what am i going to see on your record? >> i'm 55 years old, i was in the marine corps. i've got a lot of other things going on besides prison, but this is a big part of it, too. i've been here 24 years. >> reporter: and why? >> reporter: what are you here for? >> i was convicted of murder. >> murder second degree. >> attempted murder. >> i was convicted of murder. >> uh, robbery. >> robbery. >> attempted burglary. >> reporter: a hard core to work with, but the bard program simply sees itself doing what education has always done in america: civilize students for the world of work. anthony

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we did have -- on that skims that you ran into it -- onty kells. -- obstacles that you ran into. >> wellour goal was to maintain the property. we were able to do that. we did not have any injuries and we're very closed -- pleased with that. we had three minor injuries to firefighting personal. they were treated on scene. >> and again, no environment hazards to be worried about? >> not that i'm aware of. the actual test results have not been returned but i'm sure you can check in with them later on today. >> all right. you've been listening live at the fairfield news conference about the update on the fire this morning. we'll go back there for a live report coming up in a few minutes. >>> we'll take a break and be right back. >>> welcome back. for the second time in a month, thieves have vandalized and stolen items from a cemetery in napa. someone smashed dozens of glass nishe boxes. those are the boxes that honor the dead with personal keepsakes. it won't be known exactly what was stolen until relatives are notify. in a previous -- notified. in a previous incident, 25 boxes were smash an

and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa.on. ♪ >>> good morning. we have some mass transit delays to tell you about. caltrain dealing with two separate problems. southbound train 210 and 312 eight minutes behind schedule. ace train 5 behind schedule due to freight train traffic. muni and bart on time. altamont pass 13 miles per hour in some spots bog down from 205 to airway, slow again at 680. south 101 slow. better as you approach the golden gate. that's traffic. here's kristy. >> thanks a lot, gianna. going to see plenty of sunshine this afternoon, a slow warmup as we make our way into the middle of the workweek although we are seeing some clouds and fog out there right now. taking a live look outside, you can see that blue but a little bit of haze now, as well. by this afternoon, mostly sunny conditions in those inland spots. we are going to see temperatures breaking into the 80s around the bay shores. seeing 60s and 70s at the shores, inland 80s, 60s at the coast. showers north of the golden gate this afternoon. 90s by we

the experts say that whale sharks doan eat people, they are skimming for food on the surface. >> how it's a diver, but they have terrible eyesight. >> juliet: that's why i don't go scuba diving or-- whale sharks. >> you're worried about getting skimmed off the-- >> i don't like anything underwater unless i'm eating it. >> and listen to the next story, imagine if one of your elected officials was defending the pledge of allegiance they would almost be celebrated, right? not in bowie county, texas. natalie nichols who you're looking add now, the only elected republican in the county is facing the possibility of being called before a grand jury for defending the pledge of allegiance. all she did during the minutes recorded after a meeting when the minutes were being read back, she said wait a second. why did you exclude the pledge from that, that was part of the official record the pledge of allegiance. and the judge said, quiet, quiet. and she yelled back, you're lying, they were in there, that was part of the official record. now she's being, she could face a $2,000 fine and a number

it skimming, called cramming in, or it is really scamming. >> mr. chairman, i can share with the web that companies have told me when i've asked that very question, which is the system began with the federal requirements that it was coupled with state requirements in various states around the country. but it is even unclear today whether or not the industry has the ability in every state could no longer engage in this business and i believe the staff report that you release this morning indicates that there is some uncertainty in that area. >> okay, let's say there is some uncertainty. why would they -- i'm not willing to stipulate, but why would a telephone company take the chance? i mean, to most there doesn't seem to be about question. it's illegal. it's from. they don't make that much from it they don't make that much from it. >> correct. >> why haven't you cleaned up your act? why haven't they just had to stop it from the ceo right on down? just an e-mail to about 30 mid-level people. stop it. stop doing it, except for the authorized charges. >

i am not sure that skimming 11,000 pages is an exercise that can be done. to the best of my knowledge, i did not know that mr. bryant had been hacked. >> why did not do anything when it emerged that gordon taylor had been given a pay off by news international? >> bayh then i have retired from the police service. >> mr. clarke, any evidence that you gave, why did not do it and exhaustive search of an example of the evidence? >> just trying to reflect on that. a simple question and no simple answer. if you like me to consider why i did not do part of the job, either you do the job properly or you do not do it at all. i consider the decision at the time was person -- perfectly reasonable. i had to weigh up the balance between privacy. >> what you've done that job better with a sample of the evidence that you had? >> i cannot say. it is pure speculation. >> you say that the law stop you because you're up against in international organization. if a lot does not allow fishing expeditions, but it would of supported you if you had obtained sufficient evidence to ju

the typhoon heading toward japan, ma-on, the forecast is for it to skim and out to sea and dump fairwind as far north as tokyo but the brunt of the storm should stay south of the fukushima nuclear plant. latest from here. try to stay cool in new york. slightly drier and cooler for you tomorrow. >> is today the worst of it for the foreseeable close future? >> you get a break today -- or tomorrow. >> friday is supposed to be bad. >> friday, we crank up the thermostat once again. >> thanks, rob. >> all right. >> take off your jacket, way too hot. >> rob is telling me it's too late by -- i'm already there. oh, rob tells me it's going to rain. >> this is what you wear in a snowstorm and what you wear in triple digit heat. >> what i wear to bed! >> yes! it's like imitating art and winning. >>> charlie sheen returns to tv. based on anger management. the sitcom is now being shot to broadcast and cable networks. >>> the man of steel will soon be back on the market. superman is going to be a bachelor tomorrow in september. superman' his long time love lois lane have been married in the comic b