stat says, you have unlimited data. so fcc is proposing fining them $100 million. >> and people don't like these unlimited pladgesz. plans. >> the problem is they're losing money because if they were today to begin selling unlimited plans, you would get a fixed fee and unlimited data, in the modern way of thinking, it does run out you get a lot of data but a finite amount, and then when you go over they can increase their fee they charge you and that improves their bottom line a lot. >> what's the result? >> fcc, as you can see here, they're not pulling their purchase very much. they say unlimited means unlimited but now here is at&t fighting back. they say we'll vigorously dispute the fcc's assertion is, we've been fully transparent with our customers providing notice in multiple ways and going well beyond the fcc's disclosure requirements. here is what they mean. they've been sending e-mails and texts to customers saying they have gone beyond their unlimited data. and this is what happened to one of our producers tell

. >>> do you ever wonder if you are getting what you pay for for the unlimited data. >> tower all in blue in honor of the warriors. >> >>> as the calls grow loudtory keep the warriors in oakland the plans for a stadium that just -- louder to keep the warriors in oakland the plans for a stadium that just get louder. >> reporter: on the same day the warriors were lighting up oakland with an nba championship parade. lawmakers in sacramento were finalizing the state's budget. including an environmental law exception for the planned warriors stadium at san francisco's mission bay that is already on the fast track. >> it saves them time in court. >> reporter: the state senator talk about it on kpix5 sunday morning. >> this is for environmentally friendly projects that are created over $100 million of economic benefit, creating more jobs. >> reporter: it gives them an extra year to work on their environmental impact report. the coalition against the warriors stadium, the mission bay alliance is crying foul. >> we think it is sad and dangerous that they are trying to skirt these rules at the

you say i can't get on line and nothing works and they say to you, you have unlimited data. and millions complained to the fcc. and it's the biggest fine in history for the company lacking transparency and at&t is not the only one. they are all doing it, they worked out if they can get you to go over any limit 5 6 7 whatever they said, if you buck through that, they can charge more money and it improves their bottom line. >> what are both sides of this saying about the accusation. >> fcc has a catchy title in their headline. mainline in their complaint is that unlimited means up limited. and i think that most consumers can really identify with it. but at&t is hitting back. we have a graphic to explain it. they say we will exert and we will provide notice in multiple ways in going beyond the fcc's requirement. so what they mean by that is text messages and emails. we have one to show you. it's a real text message by one of our producers here at ajam. she's on the so-called unlimited plan, the modern version of it, and here's at&t telling her that she has to pay more, and that

at&t stopped offering unlimited data in 2010. existing customers were grandfathered in. and it points to notices like this one, explaining customers may experience reduced speeds at times and in areas that are experiencing network congestion. still, some hit back using their data on twitter. "you deserve a much bigger fine," said one. "when do i get my check," said another. the fcc says it has received thousands of complaints from at&t's unlimited data customers, adding it will investigate the option of allowing them to abandon their contracts without paying a penalty. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> now to tropical depression bill, which is threatening to cause major flood emergencies from the southwest up through the plains. parts of the texas coastline got more than 11 inches when the storm made landfall. high water shut down roads from texas up through missouri, where at least one death is being blamed on flood waters. the system is now moving northeast with flood watches and warnings in effect across the region and many fearing tonight that rivers already swol

s disclosure requirements. >> last october at&t's unlimited data plan landed the company in trouble with the federal trade commission. in 2014, they sued at&t for the same practice, sake the company engaged in deceptive advertising. that case, which alleges 3.5 million users had their internet service slowed down to dial up speeds on average of 12 days a month is still pending. >> meanwhile this fine is coming at an awkward time. at&t is trying to convince regulators to approve its acquisition. >> that a glitch loupes samsung devices to be hacked. >> the state of california ruled in a labor department case that uber driver is a employee, not independent contractor. >> by making them employees or classifying them as employees it would raise their costs so as an employee, a driver would be entitled to all the benefits that regular employees full time employees or part time employees, depending on the state and the number of hours you drive would get. >> such benefits would include social security, workers compensation and unemployment insurance. uber is appealing the ruling. the san franci

data are you using? there' about having an unlimited plan, but pe knowing how much you use is a what do you need to know about this? the data you're using over seas isn't the same from t-mobile or at&t. you'wi pa that extra charge. t-mobile offers an unlimited data overseas but it's very slow. like almost a dialup connection. but it i your carrier for the right option for is there a best you know there's no best plan for a just e-mail just text message and getting a very bare bones plan is perfect for them. constantly stream music and video and i need a more aggressive plan. i'm constantly hitting my cap. so yeah it's definitely differ for everyone. there are tools out there, there's data calculators that you can go on the carrier website to calculate how much you use. that will give you a good idea of what plan you should be getting. think about who else is using your plan especially if you have a teenager right, roger? >> for sure. juggling a hurdle. >> thank ymuch. >>> >>> gold futures rallied today past $1,200 an ounce t follows yesterday's meeting where janet yellen signalled they'll raise rates at

. >>> still ahead, they claim you're getting unlimited data. >> but are the cell phone companies reallyvering? the easy new way to put them t >>> recently the feds slapped at&t with a $100 million fine for slowing down data speeds for unlimited plan holders. how do you know if you're really getting what you paid for? >> cate cauguiran shows us, now there's an app for that. >> reporter: if you're one of the remaining few with the coveted unlimited data plan, you probably noticed your phone internet connection, it's called throttling, when mobile carriers like verizon or at&t will slow down your connection after you've used a certain amount of data. >> here's how you find out. you test your phone's internet speed at the beginning of the month or beginning of your billing cycle, then you do it one more time after you've reached your so called data limit. >> do you feel like your plan is truly unlimited if your company slows it down? >> no. >> reporter: the federal trade commission is on it, challenging big name wireless providers calling them, quote unfair and deceptive. >> i think it's fa

they misled unlimited data customers those who thought they were getting unlimited data on cell phonesere getting slower download speeds in cases according to the commission. well, the chairman of the fcc tom wheeler this is a quote saying that fcc will not stand idly by while consumers are misleading marketing materialings and insufficient disclosure for at&t and part in all of this. said and this is always seemed so far to quote vigorously dispute the allegations. so we'll see. >> if company has much more to say to affect the stock all that much. we'll get become to you. >> thank you connell mccain. former chair of the year not to discuss the policy today or whether feds will be doing today. but his concern about what a number of states are doing today. they have all of these bad balanced budgets requirements. but they play fast and loose rules to get to that. that is upsetting him as inflation did when he first took over the fed job. back in the latter-days of the carter administration, more -- so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the sol

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. >>> the fcc plans to fine at&t $100 about misleading consumers about unlimited data plans. they slow down the data speeds for customers with unlimited data plans and failing to adequately notify customers that their internet speed could be slower than normal in some cases. at&t responded with a statement that says the company will dispute the proposed fines. >>> from our jersey sure bureau atlantic city workers expect to hold protests within the hour. hundreds are planning to demonstrate on the board walk at the trump taj mahal. carl icahn stripped the workers of those benefits it's unfortunate that local 54 leadership is willing to sacrifice the wages and tips of its members to boycott the taj ma hall. >> new information about a police stand-off that left an 89 woman dead. warminster township will pay a $650 settlement to the woman's family. the standup happened in warminster in 2013. marie was caught in a crossfire between officers and a drunken suspect who barricaded himself in the abandoned apartment. >> get on the ground. >> we know when a dover police corporal will st

regulators are hitting at&t with a 100 million dollar fine over its unlimited data plan. fcc said the company would lowdown internet be after consumers used a certain amount of data. it will vigorously dispute the allegations. pier 1 imports reported after the bell and matched estimates with earnings-per-share of eight cents. however the company missed lightly on revenue, trailing estimates. pier 1 reiterated its 2016 $.83-80 seven cents. donald trump should not expect a campaign contribution from rock icon neil young. here is why. ♪ that is his 1989 classic, "rocking in the free world there go his manager said it was not doldrumsd for use in campaign. a spokesman said the billionaire paid the appropriate licensing the for use of the song. those are your top stories. bloomberg businessweek released a special issue on code and programming. the title, if you can't read this, you better read this. >> the thing i really enjoy about programming is just the fact that you really can tell the computer exactly what to do and it will do what you tell it and nothing more. i don't kno

headline -- a 100 million dollar fine against at&t for allegedly misleading consumers at about unlimited datans. why is this significant? guest: a couple reasons. the number catches your eye. it's the largest fine the fcc is ever issued. but it also says something about the role of the fcc and i think this is something that commissioner pai: has been a real spokesman for. we are seeing this creep of the fcc as being more and more and more interventionist. this is more of a landmark. this is getting through what they call the transparency requirements. getting at broadband for the first time and it is significant in the context of the implementation of the so-called title ii rules around net neutrality. emily: what are your thoughts on this? commissioner pai: by concerns with the at&t case are a couple cold. first, the ruling was completely rewritten in a way that no one previously ever expected. back in 2010 the fc said -- the fcc said it was x. now they say it is next was wife leslie. plus, they ignored rules about what at&t actually did. -- now they say it is x plus y and the. they ignored

. >>> customers complained about unlimited data -- atat used throttler. >>> there's a flaw in the galaxy 6 that makes it vulnerable to hackers. the company is now working on a patch. >>> all the major market indices were flat yesterday after the ferveg announced there will be no -- federal reserve announced there will be no interest rate hikes futures are flat this morning. >>> a study by citibank found americans spend 200 hours and $26 a year on their daily commute that's 45 minutes and $10 per day. new yorkers spend the most time commuting and the people in los angeles spend the most money on their commutes. >>> 4:48. an adventurous cat is back home in kansas after make it's way to hawaii. >>> a tribute is in the work for the youngest victim of the boston marathon bombings. "action news" is next. me from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> reporter: good soggy thursday morning to you our

. >>> tonight at&t is fighting allegations it cheated customers with unlimited data plans.e federal government is fining the company $100 million saying at&t slowed its data speeds on purpose without telling unlimited customers. the practice is known as throttling. at&t says all major carriers use it and it's a reasonable way to manage resources to benefit all customers. >>> new at 11:00 a college volleyball star says her coach retaliated against her for refusing to attend church with the team. >> months later she lost her full ride scholarship. the student is now suing that coach and her school. on the court the hornets girls volleyball team was known for energy and vh spirit. at the center of manycdax plays you see star center attending college on a full athletic scholarship and on the sidelines coach killingsworth who acknowledged caring deeply about her girls. >> at times just wanting the best for them on and off the court. >> reporter: the coach's offcourt involvement went too far according to a new lawsuit alleging that she lost her scholarship after refusing the coac

. >>> at&t is fighting allegations that it cheated customers with unlimited data plans. the federal government is fining the company a hundred million dollars saying that at&t slowed its data speeds on purpose without telling unlimited customers. the practice is money as throttling. at&t says all major carriers use it and it's a reasonable way to manage resources to benefit all customers. >>> alexander hamilton is losing his spot in your wallet. >> a woman will be the new face of the 10 dollar bill. the first paper bill to feature a woman in hahn years. new bills will be presented starting in 2010. that is the 100th anniversary that gave women the right to vote. the woman has not been picked yet. the treasury department is launching a campaign to get public input. >>> some people will walk the stairs and others run them. >> now a home for people who like to text on the staircase and seems crazy but here is the story. this is three lane stairwell at the student center at utah valley university. one lane for walkers and run for runners and one for texters. the original ide

the federal communications commission said the tele com company misled customers about unlimited data plans. they slowed speeds for customers with those plans and failed to notify them of that practice violating an fcc rule. >>> the of the trans pacic partn remains tonight in limbo. john harwood speak to house minority lea nance pelosi against her argument -- >> -- rally against his trade package but said it wasn't a betrayal of the her president. e says pelosi knives obama. >> that's not fair. i've not been a big supporter of fasttrack. i don't think it's necessary. it's a convenience for the administrati. advantage for the business community. but it is a hardship for workers because it just isn't fair. this has reached like a tipping point. but you don't trust him in his assertion that this deal is good for middle class economics. s this. i certainly trust the presidek all of our members trust the president. we disagree with the president on that because this tpp has not even been completed in terms of it. and people can reserve the right to take a look at that when we see that and

the reason allegedly i lyly misleading customers on unlimited data plans. at&t says it notified on bills, texts and online. >>> a near disaster on the tarmac. two planes on the collision course as the faa investigates. tom costello has the story. >>>i happened on intersecting run ways at chicago midway. an alert air traffic controller screaming at a plane on the collision course with a southwest plane. as close calls go this one was serious. two planes loaded with fuel and passengers rolling at full throttle for take off 2,000 feet from a high speed crash. before the since didn't both were warned they had similar flight numbers. controllers cleared southwest to take off. delta 1328 pilot thought he had been cleared. >> and that was nbc tom costello reporting. >>> a woman will replace alexander hamilton as the face of the newly designed $10 bill. jacob lieu and other decisions will make that decision later this year. the new bill will make the debut in 2020. >>> well just ahead, more on that can deadly mass shooting in charleston, south carolina. occasionall

. $100 million for at&t slapped with that record fine over unlimited data plan saying they slowed down internet speeds without properly disclosing it. the company is going to fight the charges. >> security firm issued a warning to huff million people who own samsung, a software flaw can make it vulnerable to hackers for the 4 5 and 6. >> you need new emojis? the wait is over. 3 new emojis have been grabbed with plenty of food, cheese popcorn and taco. >> it is up to the technical giants to decide if they will become available for use. >> coming up the big unveiling for one of the most popular recreation areas in san francisco. would the little ones your family do this, the adrenalin junkie getting the thrill of her life. >> you are look at a live picture of interstate 680 the walnut creek area north main exit with the tail lights heading southbound and it could be stacking up a little bit. we will check with sue hall in a couple of minutes. >> the san francisco recreation and parks department will take down the fence and re-opening part of the park after the completion of the 14 acre n

news from eamon javers, the fcc plans to fine at&t $100 million for misleading customers about unlimited data plans. they say it violates transparency obligations. the fcc saying that its investigation alleges that at&t severely slowed down the data speeds for customers with unlimited data plans and that the company failed to adequately notify its customers that they could receive speeds slower than normal network speeds, that at&t advertised. this conference call is ongoing right now. scott, we'll listen to it and bring you more details as we have them. >> eamon, thank you so much. down in d.c., so much activity. jim lebenthal sitting with me as well. i want to get to our first guest of the day, the number one ranked strategist by institutional investor, want to find out where he thinks the markets are heading now. atul leilei is with delltech international. welcome back. nice to see you. >> give us your view on what you think is going to happen today and how you would invest as a result? >> good question, so today we think the fed is going to come out and reiterate that the first quarter wa

the fcc says at&t misled customers about its unlimited data plans.ireless internet speeds so severely, the service was unusable. something known as throttling. at&t says it will contest the claims. >>> coming up, a monk viciously attacked inside this bay area monastery. tonight, police say the suspect is another monk. >> how does an airline lose a dog? what this couple says happened to their pet when they flew to the bay area. >> a buddhist monk in oakland stabbed with butcher knives. devin fehely says the prime suspect is another monk. >> reporter: this small community of monks living in this oakland neighborhood say they are committed to living in peaceful coexistence with one another. but a bizarre and brutal attack has left the leader of their community in the hospital fighting for his life. chin dun fin says he heard the attack and rushed downstairs to find one of his fellow monks on top of the 66-year-old leader of the community. >> i ran down the stairs. >> reporter: the attacker ran away while he frantically called 911 for help. >> i had a to

. >>> the federal government called out at&t for allegedly misleading customers about their unlimited dataan. the f.c.c. says that at&t would intentionally slow cell phone user's internet speeds to a crawl after they use a certain amount of data in a month. and the company says they are transparent as traveling speed as a way to manage network congestion. and that would dispute today's $100 million fine. >>> soon a new face on the $10 but we don't know who see will be. that's right, the treasury department announced a woman will be on the redesigned note. right now alexander hamilton is on the $10. the treasury department will is a list-- elicit input on what woman should appear. >>> the federal reserve is moving towards raising interest rates the first time in a decade. but they declined to say when it would happen. and speaking after the fed's poly meeting saying the job market and consumer spending all improving. >>> come september the next young men and women are not thinking interest rates but freshman year of college. congratulations to the 2015 class of universal charter school in g

the fcc alleges at&t offered customers unlimited data and then slowed internet speeds after they reachedertain level. it's the largest fine ever proposed by the fcc. >>> here in wall street stocks finished higher after the federal reserve indicated it was in no rush to raise interest rates. the fed's benchmark rate has remained near zero for more than six years in an effort to bolster the economy. the dow gained 31 points. the s&p rose 4 points and the nasdaq rose 9 points. >>> uber says it will appeal a ruling that found its drivers should be considered company employees. the ride hailing company contends it's nothing more than a platform used by independent contractors. that means companies like uber don't have to pay benefits, but the california labor commission ruled that uber acted like an employer. >>> amazon executive testifying on capitol hill said the online retail giant could be making drone deliveries within a year. the faa backed that up saying federal rules should be in place by next year. amazon says drone deliveries would revolutionize the way people shop for items that th

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if you're a consumer at&t says you can have unlimited data. once you reach a certain point they're slowing your data. i think back to the times my phone was slow. what does it mean for the consumer? can we be assured no other carriers are doing this? >> first of all they don't even sell these plans anymore. at&t doesn't. they stopped in 2011. basically they're still doing it but they're telling consumers that they're doing it and they e-mail them a text -- they text them and let them know that they're going to be slowing down the data. >> wow. mellody hobson good information. thank you so much. >>> and would you want to work in an office with no bosses? the man behind a self-management season called right now zoverin is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone an

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if you're a consumer at&t says you can have unlimited data. ce you reach a certain point they're slowing your data. i think back to the times my phone was slow. what does it mean for the consumer? can we be assured no other carriers are doing this? >> first of all they don't even sell these plans anymore. at&t doesn't. they stopped in 2011. basically they're still doing it but they're telling consumers that they're doing it and they e-mail them a text -- they text them and let them know that they're going to be slowing down the data. >> wow. mellody hobson good information. thank you so much. >>> and would you want to work in an office with no bosses? the man behind a self-management season called >>> good morning everyone, i'm nicole brewer. some new video from a fire in sharon hill delaware county. we are looking at what is left of this restaurant on hook road after flames ripped through sea food market this morning. you can see that building suffered significant damage in this fire. it took an hour for fire fighters to get the upper hand. we

regulates -- regulators are hitting at&t with a fine for its unlimited data plan. would slow internet speeds after consumers use a certain amount of data. at&t says it will vigorously those allegations. defense secretary ash carter says the attempt to train iraqi forces is going slowly. he says the u.s. initially envisioned training 24,000 iraqi butrity forces by this fall now he says the u.s. has received only enough recruits to train about 7000 of them. iran, the u.s., and five other ford powers remain a part the lifting of sanctions. the target date is june 30. diplomats say negotiations will probably be extended beyond that here the deadly balcony collapse in california, they are trying to determine why it took away from the fifth tour of a berkeley apartment building. six people were killed and seven were seriously hurt. most of the victims were visiting college students from ireland. the building was nine years old. the weight-bearing codes have been raised since then. it is day 12 and the search for the escapees. police plan to expand the search beyond that

mark: regulators and at&t with a fight over its unlimited data plan. company would slow down internet speeds after customers used a certain amount of data. at&t says it will bigger is lee dispute the aggregations -- allegations. -- will vigorously dispute the allegations. we heard from the ceo on a conference call. profit improvement plan we outlined in 2012 is on schedule and we are confident we will reach our goal. scarlet: fedex posted quarterly sales and profit that missed analyst estimates. the stock is down 4%. fewer americans applied for mortgages last week. applications built 5.5%. higher interest rates may be one reason. fell 5.5%.ions swiss banks reporting 53 ask of money laundering in the fifa world cup bidding contest. a huge and complex case which mismanagemental and money laundering -- those are your latest top stories. mark: coming up, janet yellen will speak at a news conference in just a few minutes. there is her mdc. we will go live to washington in a few minutes. -- there is her empty seat. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg mar

the fcc alleging in its documents released a little while ago that at&t's unlimited data plan was not unlimited after all and at&t put data caps on certain customers who reached maximum limits throughout their cycle of their data plans. at&t says it's been open and transparent, however, with its customers. back to you. >> thank you. also developing of course the countdown to the fed, about 57 minutes away from that decision. steve liesman is live for us this afternoon in washington. steve? >> thanks very much. the fed will almost certainly upgrade the economic outlook today. the question is will it be a definitive enough upgrade to signal a rate hike in months ahead? leadership, the fed grappling with whether the economy's rebounding strongly enough from the contraction in the first quarter. it also has to factor in the consequences of the strong dollar, if it raises rate amid continued easing in europe and japan. and it has to brace for the fallout from a possible greek default. lots to ask janet yellen about at the press conference. all of which combined to provide the reason why th

they say they have unlimited data but there's an asterisk there or there was, that they would slow theirter you went past a certain amount. now a couple of defenses for at&t. first, they did tell customers the policy and there are only so many cell towers and everybody wants to use them at the same time. somebody's going to lose. you might think to yourself, i have every right to the data compared to anyone else but hypothetical argument you need to call an ambulance, the guy across the street wants to watch netflix on his phone. if that argument sounds a lot like net neutrality, well you are spot on. that is the whole idea behind net neutrality. you can't speed up or slow down data even if one is an emergency, except the new net neutrality rules just put into place don't address cell phones in this case. >>> we were talking about iwfitbit that gained more than 50% on their first day of trading on the nyse. fitbit priced 20 bucks a share now north of 30. the ipo was above what we expected to give the company a $4 billion value. kris, the company makes hundreds of millions of dollars, but

the fcc says at&t offered customers unlimited data, but would then slow their internet speeds after theynly amount. it's not unusual for phone companies to slow speeds on a network as a way to manage congestion, but once that congestion ends speeds return to normal. the fcc says at&t would slow the speeds until the customers next billing cycle. at&t says it's planning to fight the fine. >>> a state supreme court handed a legal victory today to thousands of retired san francisco employees. they handled a lower court ruling. those increases had been eliminated by proposition c passed by voters back in 2011. the ruling affects 23,000 former employees, who have retired since 1996. >>> a judge has tentatively ruled that allen pao has to pay $276,000 in legal fees to her former employer. this comes after pao lost her gender discrimination and retaliation case against the venture capital firm. the judge splits the difference. pao is now appealing the original suit. >>> nbc has reported on a plan to replace news anchor brian williams. the "new york times" is reporting that williams will not retu

at&t is accused of slowing down data speeds for the users with the unlimited data plan. the federal strayed commission filed a lawsuit against at&t back in october. for throttling. at&t says it will fight this lawsuit and the fine. >>> no need to buy new luggage. major u.s. airlines will not be adopting the new smaller carryon bag dimensions. the suggestion came from the national air transport association last week. even though it was just a suggest, the organization faced massive backlash here in the united states. they are now putting the program on hold. >>> should we say it? are we looking at the start of a dinesy? up next, what's behind the great expectations now being faced by the world champion warriors. >>> and turning to tenl the new images that may help catch these two escaped killers in upstate new york. plus -- >> speaking of technology a ruling that could slow the progress of uber and other high tech sharing economy apps. we'll have the story, coming up. economy." uber, hit with a decision from the california labor commission that could turn all its freelanc