. >> tyrone and wade flif different cities, but they have two things in common. both men are victims of a skimming incident and they were victimized again when their bank refused to return their money. >> i couldn't understand why they wouldn't reimburse me. >> the excuse tyrone's bank gave him is a common one. >> it is typical knee jerk reaction from institutional. >> it has been widely reported that hackers did obtain pin numbers at lucky's as well as in many of 5900 similar data breeches last year alone. >> so their initial reaction is simply deny, deny, deny, and hope they can make the victim go away. >> he received numerous complaints from consumers who didn't realize the zero reliability that doesn't always apply when it comes to debit cards. many are surprised they only have 48 hours to report fraudulent debit card transactions. >> a lot of financial institutions, they are closed on weekends. so if you are unfortunate enough to detect a fraud on 6:00 p.m. your 48 window has elapsed. >> there's not enough regulation. until there is, the best way to protect

as for tyrone, b of a admitted they made a mistake and agreed to reimburse him. but tyrone's bank insists those pin numbers were not stolen and refusing to reimburse clients. on the consumer watch, cbs5. >>> catch the suspects in a bay area cold case murder. alberto was shot and killed while leaving club caliente in san francisco. a con tbronnation with the suspects inside the club in january of 2007. police are looking for two african american men and they need your help. if you know who these men are, you're asked to contact san francisco police. >>> and an historic innog innog ation. he easily won a four year term in november. tonight he layed out his plans on tackling crime without simply cycling offenders through the system. >> i see realignment as an opportunity to set an example for the state. i will not measure my success by the number of faces behind bars. >> sworn in at mission high school, he chose the mission district because of its significance to hispanic culture. >>> other bay area headlines now, in south san francisco, police are warning drivers t

reporter: wayne says bank of america didn't give him explanation for denying his claim but the excuse tyrone's bank higher one gave him is a common one. >> they said that a pen was used to withdraw money from my account. >> it's a typical knee jerk reaction from financial institutions that they assume the card was present with the p.i.n. it had to be the victim who committed the crime. >> reporter: but neil o'farrell of the identity theft network says it's been widely reported that hackers did obtain p.i.n. numbers along with card information at lucky's as well as in many of the more than 500 similar data breaches last year alone. >> so their initial reaction is deny, deny, deny and hope that they can make the victim go away. >> reporter: he says he has received numerous complaints from consumers who didn't realize that the zero liability that applies to credit cards doesn't always apply when it comes to atm and debit cards. many are also surprised to hear they only have 48 hours to report fraudulent debit card transactions and to make matters worse -- >> a lot of financials institutions are c

who are or were patrick and tyrone? >> guest: patrick and tyrone. when i graduated from college at colgate university are moved into or across the street from a housing project in boston and roxbury, the housing project which at the time -- was raised and rebuild but was one of the most dangerous spots in the city. 60% vacancy rate. i ran a small church. i was attending harvard divinity school but commuting into cambridge to go to class. this street in back of my house had highest homicide rate at that time. patrick and tyrone retreat to kids. they were heroin addicts and i always say my 2-1/2 years in roxbury is where i learned to hate liberals because i was commuting into harvard where everybody wanted to empower people they never met. they liked the poor but didn't like the smell of the poor. matching the rhetoric of this classic liberal christianity with reality on the streets of roxbury was a wake-up call for me. and i was at the time a member of the greater boston team. we use to go to charles town and fight for $25 saturday night. i physicall

good news, remember tyrone? we brought you his story yesterday. he was one of the hundreds of victims whose information was stolen via skimmers at lucky supermarkets. his bank higher one refused to reimburse the $500 crooks stole from his account. it took some convincing on our part but today, the bank's violent personally called tyrone and agreed to reimburse him fees and all. >> bravo, they did the right thing. >>> with some convincing. >> we do what we can. >>> you turned the tables on an armed intruder but did the bay area home owner have a right to open fire? tonight the castle defense. >>> the two countries are not on friendly terms but when an iranian fishing boat was seized by pirates, guess who rushed to the rescue. >>> police doing a welfare check shocked by what they saw! the filthy findings inside a home with young children. ,,,,,, to your head. but you have >>> here's a scenario. an armed intruder breaks into your homage points a gun at your head but you have the opportunity to shoot him. would you pull the trigger? should there be co

tyrone julian took pictures of the end result, a crashed suv located two city blocks deep within the portal. julian says the driver appeared to be drunk. >> the only thing he said was that i'm not from here. >> reporter: and you said? >> well, we can see. >> reporter: transportation officials had to shutdown the n line in both directions creating a mess for morning commuters. >> they will get it squared away. it is not going to be snappy. one of those days we have to make due. >> reporter: making do wasn't so easy there were s getting a spot on the bus was tough. >> it was backed i couldn't get on the 710 i came to catch the n. that's not running. got to love it, idiot. >> frustrating going to be late to work. >> reporter: muni has had problems with people driving in the tunnel before. crews dealing with this mess shooed a confused driver away they put up signs warning people to stop, obviously, it didn't work this morning. >> in my 22 years i've never seen anyone go into the tunnel like he did and go that far. >> reporter: the suv is still in there. they are going to wait until afte

tyrone julian took pictures of the end result, a crashed suv located two city blocks deep within the portal. julian says the driver appeared to be drunk. >> the only thing he said was that i'm not from here. >> reporter: and you said? >> well, we can see. >> reporter: transportation officials had to shutdown the n line in both directions creating a mess for morning commuters. >> they will get it squared away. it is not going to be snappy. one of those days we have to make due. >> reporter: making do wasn't so easy there were s getting a spot on the bus was tough. >> it was backed i couldn't get on the 710 i came to catch the n. that's not running. got to love it, idiot. >> frustrating going to be late to work. >> reporter: muni has had problems with people driving in the tunnel before. crews dealing with this mess shooed a confused driver away they put up signs warning people to stop, obviously, it didn't work this morning. >> in my 22 years i've never seen anyone go into the tunnel like he did and go that far. >> reporter: the suv is still in there. they are going to wait until afte

rebuffs tyrone's demond not to bring its aircraft carrier back to the persian gulf saying it will continue its military presence off the rainy and the standoff between the two sides sparking fears of a moving military conflict. republicans of course their votes in the first caucus to pick a single presidential nominee in two hopefuls leaving the poll antiwar advocates one posing for his views with rain for not winning enough support among the two men this. thread being gang violence is now one of the top priorities for britain's leaders i must say the root cause is the tackling first. quality and the use of penalties we're going to speak. the next day so they discourse with that. company and this is what is coming up with the next e-mail three in. liverpool three in the ultra right play at the top of the english premier league. while title rivals manchester united have the chance to get level with a trip to newcastle. boss the ball came kings him fondly beaten after a fourteen month winning streak in russia's top saw. that start with the city have beaten liverpool three nil to get three po

the sanctions have put in place if the sanctions go ahead will kind of response you know expecting tyrone in my home i still fall into the hands of israel in america perhaps to a stationing that troops along the area. i think that. ultimately in a quick answer i don't think that iran will block this for a reason i believe that is because if they do that the u.s. has made it very clear that they're not going to allow that to occur i think that iran's going to step back and they're trying to. as long as they can what i'm almost considering at the end of the ability. we go back to the next conference of two thousand where the united states progress for a new american century. war going on and trying to they had a list of countries that they wanted to take nonna moves dollars name changes and iran is the last one for they got all the you know libya ways we just. go on with syria right now i don't think that iran will. will block the straight. thing hostilities are going to happen regardless because i believe the us is just. while this child and program may be as an idea that through the world

rebuffs tyrone's demonoid to bring its. back to the persian gulf will continue its military presence off the iranian standoff between the two sides is sparking fears of a military conflict. u.s. republicans have cost their votes in the first caucus to pick a single presidential nominee to hope leading the polls or advocate ron paul is a good news he is being blamed for not getting enough support among members. gang violence is now one of the top priorities for britain's leaders say the root causes need to happen first keep some people going to use of funds going teams into speak. next week take a look at the august coup event that shaped russian history twenty years ago people of l. and his guests now if the soviet union had any chance of survival off to such a blow. it. will be welcomed across. the trail but changed everything twenty years ago communist party.

well tyrone threatens to shut off the oil supply in return. until he sends up when you are in the sky satellite you will close something which is a security conscious israel very first time country is being protected from some pictures until now. and one of the first promises made by president obama when he first came to power back in two thousand and eight was to close the controversial guantanamo bay detention center for four years later it's still there now r.t. talks to the center is a former chief military prosecutor who speaks of his huge disappointment. i. were sitting down with morris davis a man of a very interesting career he was the chief prosecutor for the military tribunals or guantanamo bay in two thousand and seven he resigned over his objection to the use of evidence obtained by torture and to what he saw as growing political interference in those military tribunals now he says although president obama promised to shut down guantanamo he doesn't have the using colonel davis his own terms the balls to do that colonel davis could

to block oil trade in the gulf threatening to respond with force it further turns up the heat on tyrone ahead of a visit by u.n. nuclear watchdog inspectors. to stay with us if you can hear and see the next italian culture with a russian flavor which havel to roam to explore the cultural connections you may have never noticed before this is artsy. hello good to see you again as we continue our exploration of the italian capital now russian culture has made its impact in many corners of the world the road is no exception so in this week's program we'll be exploring a various russian it's highly and connections will be meeting experts ex-pats will prove my theory russia is closer than you think. standing in front of the ill to be on a monument you really get a sense of how grounds the italian capital is rich in history culture and style there aren't that many cities around the world the bostitch history intense music scene autistic treasuries and all round appeal london athens moscow the russian capital is often called the rome of the comparison is mostly religious connotations two countr

it's a sensitive time we're there but it's the standoff in the gulf and mounting sanctions over tyrone's nuclear program. next us richard with all the sports news. hello and welcome to a really good to have you with us we'll stop the headlines. for you the first hurdle may come on here is i want of the australian open losing five cents to italy's. parkas sent packing your giants upset green bay to the n.f.c. championship game of baltimore but houston will place in the super bowl. perfect ten. claims a record ten dakar rally times all other fringe cereal to put he wins the points category. start with tennis nickel i got it thank you it's our it's a real strain open after the russian flag you ship all of italy in five sets never going to sleep two in the world ranking seem to be in come on the scene that like two sets to one however the russians game fell apart this italian opponent east of a jury meanwhile australia's main hope bernard tomic short twenty second seed fernando verdasco nineteen year old eventually prevailing in five of them four hours on court. martin doul porter is safely

and other stories that shape this week tensions around tyrone's a nuclear program stood further by e.u. plans to impose an embargo on iranian oil and the u.s. is building its warships presence in the region. and the power of the internet in action a massive online backlash over u.s. plans to expand a web of ship it all leads to the suspension of pending anti-piracy in the us. now when it comes to big money in america's politics so the people who know exactly how it works john used to be one you know tells us why he thinks washington is corrupt to the core you watching.

and israel are gearing up for joint military exercises in the gulf as well as just as tyrone announces it will surely stage what it's calling quote the greatest war games ever seen in the region who's pushing who here do you think you know this looks vaguely familiar to power politics and power geopolitics that we saw pre nine hundred ninety one i'm talking about the cold war rory look the main subject here we're looking at is we saw in the last week a direct reaction in the world oil markets we saw prices spike in price of oil per barrel is going up ok this is real creation of wealth for the oil industry i do not see that timetable right now with iran is being on schedule for a preemptive attack from the united states and or israel i see this is drawing out over a longer period. let's go about to be issue all of diplomats confirming iran has begun enriching your brain you made a brand new nuclear facility the international atomic energy agency says it's unable to verify that iran's nuclear program remains peaceful why that has to run decided to push ahead with launching this new facil

beijing for high level talks hoping to sway the world's second largest economy and biggest consumer of tyrone's oil but political science professor joseph chang thinks the u.s. is in for one big disappointment. i do not believe that the chinese authorities would like to be seen to be cooperating with the united states to exert pressure on iran iran after all remains a very important and it's the supplier to china especially because you run relations with the united states are not and you are on has it's a civic strategic interest to me in crawl's relations with china i think time is the basic position is not to be seen to be rocking the international community's general efforts to exert some pressure on iran but it will certainly work through the united nations to ensure that the sanctions imposed on iran will not seriously damage you rand interests in general iran can count on china to is basic vital interest in phase of international pressure nearly a quarter past the hour here in moscow british police have been accused of crossing the line when it comes to upholding law and order by stopping

towards the islamic republic is often seen as the most threatening but it may not just be about tyrone's nuclear ambitions this rhetoric has intensified noticeably over the course of the current u.s. presidential race and it's not his marina portnoy explained some politicians are putting political points on the support of the jewish community far ahead of the u.s. national interest. america almost never misses an opportunity to praise its ally ironclad commitment and i mean ironclad to israel's security has meant the closest military cooperation between our two countries in history both point a proverbial punch at its greatest adversary but there be no doubt america is determined to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and i will take no options off the table thank you thank you thank you however for many american jews and israeli supporters iraq obama's war of words against iran doesn't go far enough some of the simply state i'm committed to israel's security you have to promote policies that commit that show that you're serious about his security israel through these actions feel

country's interior minister believe sanctions will end up hitting the countries who imposed them not tyrone he's the exclusive interview with r.t. coming up next hour another quick preview. i think. i believe they've made a big mistake as this action results in turbulence for the oil and energy markets this very fact it can result in oil price growth in these conditions the west student spec the drop in the euro rate and the euro market this new decision will result in further economic problems which as we can see have affected them already and so far they've been unable to find solutions the decisions taken today by the west unilaterally will result in the installation of the economic problems. he is coming to you live from moscow after surveying the damage from saturday's occupy protests in oakland california the mayor wants to kick activists out of the city the latest rally ended with riot police firing tear gas and flash bombs meanwhile in washington the national park service has given activists and told today to remove all camping material from through occupy camps the demonstrators ar

to force it back to negotiation table its nuclear program iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad's tyrone is ready to return to talks but its opponents need to compromise. from the campaign against sanctions and military intervention in iran says the country is acting to protect its sovereignty. the grace period that the vision for six months for does go to take place may actually not be that graceful so iran is taking matters into his own hand and the other issue is that it shows a complex city of feeling in the midst of politics and the power that the iranian parliament holds that is accountable to its people and it's not going to just sit back and watch what's going to happen to the national sovereignty off off the wrong there the it shows that disconnect between. his harlem and his people because this is a model is not something which is going to be to the benefit of the people and there's also is this going to fifteen european governments on their parliament as well i mean it's not the most ideal situation for iran because iran has to find different consumers for costumers or it's al

tyrone's relations with the u.k. have been further strain this week over london's decision to take iranian english language news channel press t.v. off british air iran called the move a clear example of censorship british officials say the channel broke broadcasting rules of editorial control and it failed to pay a fine imposed last year press t.v. believes it's being silenced for just something new so recently u.k. based author and media analyst believes the channel is another victim of an ongoing campaign against iran so much. to give this had been separated from geopolitics this would not have happened some other kind of sanction would have been would have been made and the deal would have been struck so i think the press t.v. has been viewed through geopolitical terms of that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i think that most of the criticisms of press t.v. has been due to its coverage because you know it sees the middle east very differently for example than the mains

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late in the first quarter, mccarren hits kevin norwood, a great catch over tyrone matthew. the honey badger. norwood outleaps him there, mccarren 234 yards passing. as for his counterpart, jordan jefferson, rough day thanks to the bama defense. he's sacked by nick again gentry. four sacks in the game. jackson just 11 for 17 and one interception. he did not play well. under 5 to play, alabama up 15-0. no touchdowns, eight full quarters in the last two games, trent richardson takes care of that. he seals the deal with a 34-yard touchdown. the crimson tide shut out lsu to win the title 21-0. the first time a bcs game of any sort has been a shutout. and nick sabine gets his third national championship second with alabama. >>> talking hockey now. the road woes continue for the capitals for some reason. they just are not a very good team away from verizon center. 7-12-1 away from home. they have lost again on the road out in california last night. the capitals in the city of angels. l.a. dan hunter and the caps hoping to rebound after saturday's loss in san jose. capitals strike

who are or were patrick and tyrone? >> guest: patrick and tyrone, when i graduated from college at colgate university, i moved into -- or across the street from a housing project in boston in roxbury, the mission maine and housing project at the time -- it's since been razed and built but at the time it was one of the most dangerous spot in the city. 60% vacancy rate. i ran a small church there as a seminarian divinity student. it had the highest homicide rate in the city of the boston. patrick and tyrone were two kids. they were heroin addicts. i always say that my two and a half years in roxbury is when i learned to hate liberals because i was commuting into harvard where everybody wanted to, you know, empower people they'd never met. they liked the poor but they didn't like the smell of the poor. and the matching the rhetoric of this classic sort of liberal christianity with the reality on the streets of roxbury was a huge wakeup call for me. and i was at the time a member of the greater boston ymca boxing team. we u

. >> reporter: some of the biggest cases involve pro-athlete, including former nba player tyrone nesbyay child support sand now paying nearly $1 million. >> you don't ride a bike with flip flops. >> reporter: des moines, arlene shepherd and her seven kids are on their own. glenn shepherd has been on the run since 2003. he owes more than $160,000 in child support while arlene and the kids get by on minimum wage. >> i would hope he could look at them and apologize. >> reporter: since 2006, the feds have found more than 500 deadbeat parents recovering more than $33 million in child support. in this county alone, northern virginia, they have 175 outstanding child support warrants, some of them dating back to 1997. >> whether you can't stand your ex, you should care about the children that you brought into this world and make sure they are protected and they are okay. >> that was tom cost toll low reporting that does it for news4 at 5:00. news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> disaster at sea. tonight, the search to find more victims is called off as the captain of a crippled cruise ship in i

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everybody knows i was married to tyrone. was married to brian.> i actually do have three. >> best guess, three children. >> best guess. i see. yeah. there's also the message boards where anybody can say anything about you. laced with racism. >> no accountability. >> it's frustrating. i'm sure there's -- if there's some kind of regulation, there would have to be somebody better than me. >> burger king is thinking about delivering cuba gooding. how do we feel about that? >> i keep my body hard. i keep it strong. i don't put anything in it. >> you want your fast food faster. burger king is thinking about delivering? good idea? >> well, you know, if people -- i don't know. it's hard topic to say. i don't eat a lot of burger king. >> yes what? >> i would. >> we live in new york city. literally, you can get anything delivered. i think they're not delivering fountain drinks, milkshakes or breakfast foods. >> just burgers. >> just burgers. >> just burgers and fries. >> and red tails. >> first working with you as lucas. great director? >> great director.

push bound ris and they are about the future including a man we profiled here on "today" show named tyroneed to donate some of the money, $40,000 to the high school's track field. stayed on the job. just an amazing story. >> as a janitor. he became a symbol of altruism to the students. >> these are the stories americans need to hear. we decided we needed to put them on a list. >> the list includes a lot of woman including ibta muhammed. >> she's a black muslim. she decided she wanted to wear her hijab and play sports. she had to find a sport that was accommodating so she chose fencing. she excelled so well at it that she ended up and is now being considered for the 2012 olympics. >> she could be a contender. it was by happenstance in adherence to her faith and beliefs that got her there. >> she would be the first muslim-american to represent us in fencing. >> how do people access the list? >> go to thegrio.com and look in the black history section. we'll profile them all month on website and on nbc and msnbc. pretty exciting. >> a lot of great stories. david wilson, thank you for joining u

. >> reporter: some of the biggest cases include pro athletes including tyrone nesby who pleaded guiltyo pay and is now paying nearly $1 million. in des moines, arlene shepherd and her seven kids are on their own. glen shepherd has been on the run since 2003. he owes more than $160,000 in child support while arlene and the kids get by on minimum wage. >> i would hope he could look at them and apologize. i don't think anything could take away the pain, anger, hurt, sadness. but i would hope he could apologize to them. >> reporter: just after christmas police caught up with shepherd in arizona. he's declined to talk to us. since 2006 the feds found more than 500 deadbeat parents recovering more than $33 million in child support. in this county alone in northern virginia they have 175 outstanding child support warrants, some dating back to 1997. >> you can't stand your ex, you should care about the children you brought into this world and make sure they are protected and okay. >> the feds are now working 170 investigations involving the most egregious cases. fleeing the country won't neces

. >> host: losing those of us on the freeway the ten commandments, who are orck were patrick and tyrone? >> guest: when i graduated from college i moved across the street from a housing project in boston finish shin extension in housing projects at the time was one of the most dangerous spots in the city's 60% vacancy. i ran of small church as a seminarian and commuting to cambridge. in the back of my house had that hire it -- highest homicide rate. they were two kids. her when attics. i always say my two and a half years there is where iar learned to hate to liberals was commuting to harvard where everybody wanted to empower people they never met. they like the four but not the smell of them. matching the rhetoric of the classic liberal christianitye re with the reality was a huge wake-up call for me. at the time a member of the of ymca boxing team.am. we used to go and fight on saturday nights. $25 a night. i physically threw them off my street. they were pushing her win of nine kids on the street and got everything a 14 year-old girl and beat them up. i don't say this with pride. it