how and why the government is following unsuspecting drivers. is it an invasion of privacy? >>> and later, royal wedding. the son of the late princess grace marries in monaco. >>> one of the most closely followed murder cases in years goes into its final phase in florida tomorrow. closing arguments in the trial of casey anthony, who is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter. nbc's kerry sanders reports from orlando. >> reporter: for 33 days in an orlando courtroom, casey anthony has cried, remained stoic, at moments, even smiled and laughed, as 61 witnesses for the prosecution and 49 for the defense detailed what they believe happened to 2-year-old caylee anthony. prosecutors believe she murdered her 2-year-old daughter caylee so she could live the life of a party girl, and she didn't reveal caylee was missing for more than a month. >> asking you to return a verdict that reflects the truth >> reporter: but the defense says caylee's death was a horrible accident. >> she never was missing. caylee anthony died june 16th 2008 when she drowned in her family's swimming pool. >

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those parking garages, but they turn out to be imposters, where they were taking the money from unsuspected customers -- dressed as attendants. it gave the impression that those people were parking their cars legitimately and legally, only to the surprise that they would go into their cars and find a ticket of violation because they appeared to be parking near ely, not legitimate. this one particular individual who was the cost of the garage had been arrested for the same violation over one dozen times. they had all been deemed misdemeanors, but this seems to be a problem growing in its impact throughout san francisco, but especially in the port authority area. i am submitting a resolution that the stake holders of these parties work with this on what i think will be a negative impact on tourists, especially as we have the america's cup coming to san francisco and other large public events. we want to make sure that the goodwill of those parking in the garages and those who are using our facilities, both public and private facilities, are ones that they can trust and that they are not going

age, a challenge to the police practice of secretly installing tracking devices in the cars of unsuspectingvers. nbc's pete williams has more tonight. >> reporter: this california college student remembers exactly where it was found, hidden under his car. >> right over here. >> reporter: at first yauser didn't know what it was, two parts, maybe an antenna, stuck it to his car with magnets, found by a mechanic when he took his car in for an oil change. when a friend blogged about the discovery, it became an internet sensation. two days later, afifi says he was stopped by an fbi agent. >> then he goes, did you find anything under your car? and i asked him, did you put anything under there? he answered, yeah. >> reporter: so he gave it back, but now he's suing the government. his lawyer calls it a frightening invasion of privacy and says the fbi should have to get a search warrant first, which it didn't do. >> that's really important because it ensures there are no civil rights abuses and they're not just searching individuals with very little suspicion or none at all. >> reporter: the fbi won

and that seven cisco would do this signifies that there may be an unsuspected stream of revenue. this is on the side with the potential gravy. but on to the other issues of taxation, is a diatribe between progressive taxation. i believe in taxing the rich, and more promotional -- proportional form of taxation that is to the place where those who can afford -- support the government, resources from government, in return can give and provide a little bit more. this would be nice with a system that arguses -- harvest that particular wealth. we are killing the environment. i did not understand why the president of the united states or in sacramento does not show some backbone and tax the gas where we have a chance to use this as a mitigation against a lot of the environmental degradation and climate change that we are symbolically talking about. this could not garner the resources to do something very meaningful. in san francisco, one of the crown jewels is the parks and recreation system. right now, we are dealing with seeing the budget constantly getting tougher, but having to stan

an all-too-common practice where so-called travel agents prey on unsuspecting communities. >> the scam their own people. and where are they at? >> reporter: that's what san jose list would like to know. they are looking for the owner of asia travel tours, a vietnamese business which operated out of this vietnamese shopping center accused of preying on vietnamese customers. >> would you take the money up fronted, assure -- you would take the money up front, assure them, and they showed up it the airport and there was nothing there waiting for them. he had taken their money with no intent to follow through. >> reporter: san jose police have not released the owner's identity but we are told he ran his business from a table inside this state farm office. a woman who works there asked not to be on camera but says all that's left of asia travel tours is this note from police. how long has he been gone? >> days. >> reporter: travel attorney al anolik says this type of scan is common in ethnic communities. >> they can rely on the ethnicity. >> reporter: he calls the scam an ethnic bustout. >>

about phillip garrido's criminal past as new video surfaces of the garridos capturing close-ups of unsuspecting young girls. >>> good wednesday morning. it's july 13. i'm grace lee. >> i'm elizabeth wenger, frank has the morning off. time now is 4:30. let's check traffic and weather starting with kristy. again, we have drizzle. is it ever going away? >> it's going to stick around for the next couple of days. yesterday you said it feels like groundhog day. i'm sorry to say, that's the case for today. another gray day. seeing that drizzle at the coastline cool temperatures once again well below average for this time of year. 60 for san francisco. we'll have a look at when the sunshine will return in a bit. over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you. >> good morning, roadwork 880 southbound between embarcadero and 29th. various lanes closed this morning, so slight delays around there. 880 through oakland. things seem to be up to speed. coming up, we'll have dense fog reports that may disrupt your peninsula drive. >>> this morning, funeral service are being held for the fisherman who died

because there are entirely unsuspected problems and in that case, it was, you know, pulling away from the building. it was lag bolted to a rim joist and pulling away from the building. >> i want to mention flashing tape. typically the engineers with 10 years or more have said to even with pressure treated joists, to cover the top of the joist with a flashing tape. and so now addis, that's -- nowadays that's correct standard practice for us. we always cover the surface with a flashing tape before we put the decking surface down. two pieces of wood touching each other, traps moisture and that's where the rot begins. it's a little cost upfront but it's much extends the life and the safety of the structure. >> do you have any comments on that? >> yeah. they're putting copper flashing over the copper some of them. there's these rollout tape and you can put them down and you nail right there. there's an objection because people going well, this is an extra 10% or 20% that's adding to the costs but it will extend your life on your deck marketbly. >> when you cut pressure-treated lumber, it d

the unsuspected 12-year-old caught on camera with unextraordinary generosity.er that player tossing the ball into the stands, two little boys wanted it. only ian mcmillan would get it. >> wait a minute. did he get-- oh, boy. >> pretty sour. >> the diamondback fan got it. not the brewer fan. oh, he's bummed out. >> are you kidding me? this kid is going to do this. oh, my goodness. >> that is big time right there. >> that is awesome. >> you, young man, are a star. >> reporter: 12-year-old ian had given up the ball. phone calls started coming. we called him up, too. and asked, what made you do it? >> i thought it was the right thing to do. i saw the kid, he was really sad. i decided to give the ball back. >> reporter: after last night's person of the week, ian went back to that stadium, first, getting his own jersey from the general manager. >> good boy. >> reporter: then asked what he wanted to do with his mini fame. >> i want to be a pro baseball player. but that's probably way up there. >> reporter: he'd get a taste of it. because they invited him out on to the

prosecutors say charles novak took pictures of two lenders 60 unsuspected victims inside their own home. one of his victims discovered him in her garage. police recovered underwear from the victims in his home. his victims and prosecutors were glad to see justice done. >> you expect a certain measure of privacy when you close your blinds. you are within the confines of your home and your doors are locked. you are alone. to have someone that is your neighbor and that you would expect to have a personal boundary violate that. it's unexplainable. >> the defendant spend his whole day and lines looking for ways to look it would then, for ways to access women's homes. he of the equipment that was so sophisticated. we're happy that the judge understood the severity of the case. >> he pled guilty to burglary and other charges. after serving his sentence, he will have to register as a sex offender. >> a new ownership group to take control of rosecroft racetrack. penn national gaming must guarantee the operation through 2012 and host 20 live racing meets through the end of this year. that will br

for unsuspecting staff, they can walk around all day. or you can shake the radio down.if you don't look in there, you'd never find it. >> it looks like marijuana, but to be sure, it is chemically tested. >> open gate nine. >> see the purple? >> we have a positive test for thc. >> this is a good one, then. now what we'll do, we'll drug test both of these guys. hopefully we can talk to him and get him to tell us where he got the stuff from. good job, guys. >> seven more years. >> the lead suspect is 25-year-old maurice wilson doing his second prison stretch, this one 35 years for home invasion and aggravated battery. >> i used to follow a crowd, you know. i was following the wrong guys. just wanted to hang out, you know, be popular. so, you know, they considered themselves the bad guys. so, man, i wanted to be a bad guy, too. i wanted to be recognized, you know, hey, when i come through, the show stop. that's what happened. you know. the shop stopped because i got popped, you know. >> getting popped for an offense inside stateville means an additional sentence. in maurice

. >> arrest of a man suspected of ripping off unsuspecting drivers over again.tstststststststststststststst >>> a group of parking attendants captured a man they believe has been conning their customers and taking money from owners pockets. take a look at the camera mounted on the back of our abc 7 studios. attendants confront the man in the blue hat. many drivers fall for people collecting parking fees but have nothing to do with the lot. you can avoid becoming a victim. >> sometimes, there will be a booth and it's a good indication that the booth door is open, and looks like it's open for business that the person working there is a legitimate parking atendant f you have doubts, don't park your car. there are rots of lots in san francisco. >> and police arrested the man on charges of battery after one after the tendants say the suspect punched him. >> tourists fought the union square for shopping are giving little more elbow room. the city unveiled these shiny pedestrian pods. they were installed over parking lots and the purpose is not only to give people more

they pretend to the parking attendant and asked the unsuspecting driver usually a tourist to pay forng however, as soon as they get your money the fate attended splits and then he returned to your car only to find a ticket. many people are getting caught up in this including a former san francisco mayor who stopped here for lunch paid the parking attendant only to find out that the attendant was a fake the parking ticket that he received was not. one man was arrested 14 separate times for the same offense, but he keeps coming back. this is a story that i will be following very closely when i catch one in the act and i will, you will be the first to see it. >> if you have a comment, or story idea for stanley e- mail us at people behaving badly at kron4.com. that gary is that a more on the the giants trade. there are giants in phillies highlight all coming up. >> could evening, one of the best available talents on the trade market is not a giant. carlos baltran goes to the new york mets for the minor league pitcher zack wheeler. and the deal is that the mets will cover most of the mone

for unsuspecting staff, they can walk around all day. or you can shake the radio down.n there, you'd never find it. >> it looks like marijuana, but to be sure, it is chemically tested. >> open gate nine. >> see the purple? >> we have a positive test for thc. >> this is a good one, then. now what we'll do, we'll drug test both of these guys. hopefully we can talk to him and get him to tell us where he got the stuff from. good job, guys. >> seven more years. >> the lead suspect is 25-year-old maurice wilson doing his second prison stretch, this one 35 years for home invasion and aggravated battery. >> i used to follow a crowd, you know. i was following the wrong guys. just wanted to hang out, you know, be popular. so, you know, they considered themselves the bad guys. so, man, i wanted to be a bad guy, too. i wanted to be recognized, you know, hey, when i come through, the show stop. that's what happened. you know. the shop stopped because i got popped, you know. >> getting popped for an offense inside stateville means an additional sentence. in maurice's case, six months

if a fire was to start in this area, an unsuspecting fire crew that might march into here could walking that would explode or potentially shoot flames ten or 15 miles away. >> they find test sides and chemicals some that are outlawed in the united states. >> we don't know the long-term effects of these chemicals into our water system. these go into the to feed streams, a lot of people are ingesting these pesticides. >> he and his team average 12 to 15 marijuana grow sites a year. and have just been handed 160 more. >> for every site that they find there's four that they don't find. there's probably another 500 out here that nobody even knows about. >> for him, marijuana's not a political issue, it's a personal one. >> i grew up in the mountains. i love the mountains. to see this it really repulses me. >> medical marijuana, a whole new world in california. where you can buy it in ice cream, cold drinks and cakes. we spend a lot of time on the feed because a chicken is what it eats. [ jim ] this seal verifies we feed my fresh all-natural chickens an all-vegetarian diet including corn,

>>> an suv slams into a row of storefronts in new york city's spanish harlem and right into an unsuspectinghit right in the middle right where he works. >> the crash rattles windows and shakes up the people nearby. and it's all caught by a store's security camera. >> it was one of those things where, it's like, it happened so fast, you don't know what's going on, like, you just hear a big noise and your first instinct is, like, what's happening? that's -- it was crazy. it was a little scary. >> february 18th, 2008, c.j. morales is working in the stock room of a shoe store when he hears a big bang. >> it sounded like a big thunderbolt or something. it sounded like -- like big crushing noise. i walked outside and i saw, like, the car was there, like destroyed. >> elvin, espenal who works at the music store nearby, is also startled by the sound the impact. >> all of a sudden we heard a noise and we heard off. instruments that we had in the front just kind of, like, shook so right away my manager and i, we came to the front. >> john is street vendor felix johnny torya. >> talking to this guy, t

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insurance salesman, came off cool, calm and collected enabling him to move undetected through an unsuspecting society. >> for some reason with me sexuality and violence have fused together. >> but his dark core would remain hidden and unexplained until after his capture. his two-year connecticut rampage started in january of 1982 driving along busy route 6 in danielson, connecticut. ross spotted a 17-year-old teenage girl walking to her boyfriend's house. michael malchik was a homicide detective with the connecticut state police. >> tammy williams was the first connecticut victim. >> i saw her walking along the side of the road. i followed her. i grabbed her and dragged her to the side of the pond. i raped her, and then i strangled her and put her -- threw her into the pond when i was done. >> debra taylor, his second victim, met her demise in the danielson town green. >> around midnight, debbie taylor had had a fight with her husband concerning a broken down vehicle they were in. and she was sitting here in the park, and michael was driving around, and he saw her apparently distraught, and h

an unsuspecting teen lured to a house of horror while two teenage boys stand as lookouts.at isn't terrifying enough, the attackers videotaped the assault, hoping to post it on the internet for their 15 minutes of fame. well, they got fame all right, and some may even get a jail sentence to go with it. this is what the world saw, 16-year-old victoria lindsey, or tori, as her friends called her, being punched, kicked and cursed at in the home of her friend, mercedes nichols. >> ooh, yeah, baby. ooh, yeah. >> the beating is an ambush. tori had spent a week at nichols' place in lakeland, florida, because she allegedly is having problems at home. so why would mercedes and five other girls turn so viciously on tori? polk county sheriff grady judd. >> this all erupted as a result of our victim supposedly trash talking these other girls on her myspace account and through text messages. >> you can hear one of the girls talking about the myspace messages. >> no, you said that, tori. i have the message on myspace. still! >> tori, you're lying. i read it. >> you talk [ bleep ] on mysp

. >> a company like this is going to put this on the internet, hope that some unsuspecting person sees it on the internet with maybe a flattering photograph from a different angle, and pays $1,000. and then, they've made $500 on top of their $500 purchase from deutsche bank for doing virtually nothing. >> reporter: is that now a viable business? you buy something like this for $500, put it on the internet, and hope a sucker somewhere else in the world is going to take it off your hands at a higher price? >> yes. if they do a volume, they do 50 or 100, and they make, say, $400 or $500 per house, it is a viable business >> reporter: not much reason to invest in landscaping, even if the law demands basic upkeep. >> the garage has had the tree on it for a year. >> reporter: joe ayers has never met the hollywood investor who snapped up this scourge next door. according to councilman tony brancatelli, that's common here in his slavic village district. >> we've been getting investors from overseas who are buying properties on the internet, and it's been crazy because then we have to chase peo

is a narrative very hard to fifth even on an unsuspecting and often completely unaware american publicthe house and goes to the senate and gets killed. otherwise republicans get blamed and we may well have fewer republicans in the house and senate next time. >> sean: i'm first angry at the senate for putting forth competing bills and the day that the president got to grab the microphone the debate shifted. the day the house was voting for cut cap and balance and he said stop the presses we have the gang of six, we were in trouble. because the country's attention was diverted and the president created follows hope that didn't exist and then the republicans now hardly anybody around the country knows what cut cap and balance was because it was dead on arrival because of that. >> i don't pay attention to jersey shore. >> sean: you are not a snoki fan. >> i know who she is. >> sean: you are not a fap? >> republicans have to put forward a plan and a budget and democrats shoot it down. if boehner is shot down by tea party republicans who i love a lot more than john mccain, if it is shot down

it's time for today's ambush makeover where we pluck two unsuspected ladies, sometimes not unsuspectedrtunity to update her look. let's look at her story. >> i just love the wilson family, and matching t-shirts, and you really want this for your wife. tell me why? ñ she's a teacher and doesn't take time to care for herself, to pamper herself and he stake taf her family so well. >> that's nice to hear. >> very nice. >> are you ready for a glamorous new look? >> i hope so. >> you're going it like the picture of this after this one. >> oh, my gosh. we're excited. >> kim's here with her husband larry, her kids. keep your blindfolds on until i give you the green light. here's the before picture. all right, kim. let's see the new you! >> ah! get ready. are you guys ready? all right. come on, larry, take off your m blindfolds. >> wow. oh, my gosh. amazing. >> all right. are you ready it see yourself, kim? >> yeah. >> spin around right here. there's a mirror behind you. >> oh, my goodness. i love it. i do. >> oh, you look great. >> i love it. talk about the hair. we had hair issues before. i s

so unsuspecting users down load what they think is a safe application.e applications do is they take control of our text messaging. they mind send out a premium text message that costs you $10, you have no idea that this is taking place. you would have to look at your cell phone bill to realize that you were a victim. most people don't know we believe, at least according to the experts that hundred of thousands of users have been targeted this way. lookout security is an industry leader when it comes to this kind of hacking. take a look. >> people are realizing their phones are computers and the data on them have become digital currency. so voicemail is one thing. think about your location, your banking information, work info. corporate information. that all is incredibly ackers and hackers are new turning their attention to mobile devices for that reason. >> so lookout is just one company that that has built a business is in trying to get users to get that bad stuff off their phone. number one, look at the reviews. other people have done basically the h

ideologues who invent their own realities and are only too happy to share these fantasies with an unsuspecting public. we are playing with disaster here. can we please just stick to the facts? and the fact is, if we don't act immediately, we will see a downgrade of our credit rating and possibly even default on our debt. both would be entirely counterproductive to our goal of shrinking our deficits and growing our economy. we cannot control the fantasies of clueless ideologues but we must act responsibly and do our jobs and we must do it now. thank you, mr. president. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes, we are. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i further ask unanimous consent, mr. president, the senate stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate stands in recess subject to the calling of

♪ >>> time for a special installment of today's "plaza ambush makeovers" where we surprise two unsuspectingre in montreal, and we'll introduce our crack makeover team. we have to point out something cruel that you did moments ago. i feel terrible. just a few moments ago -- she threw the wine. >> oh! oh! and i thought -- wait! i'm not frank gifford. i didn't think i was throwing it hard. >> a bottle of wine in a padded envelope. >> oh, my gosh, i killed the man. >> i thought it was a barf bag. >> joe, i am -- you know what you do to a boo-boo. you kiss it upon. get involved. >> oh, boy. >> i can't wash this anymore. >> and i don't shave my chest. >> hoda says you do. >> look at his chest. that's shaved or waxed. >> oh, joe. i am so sorry. >> can you get some ice for his bulging pecs? >> i am so sorry. louis lacary. >> i went out there and jill went out there and i saw two lady, if i could color their hair i would. so we did. >> nobody does it better. >> bernice wilson is the lucky lady. she's 50 years old today. she recently lost a lot of weight and she was eager to get a new look and to get

of course unsuspecting he would turn up here in killeen. >> wow. ed lavandera for us this morning, thanks so much. >>> here's some big medical news out this morning from the maker of tylenol, reducing the maximum daily dosage of the pain reliver to lower the risk of any accidental overdose. beginning in the fall, labels on extra strength tylenol packages will list the maximum dose as six pills. that's down from eight. johnson & johnson also plans to lower the daily dose on regular tylenol and other adult products containing acetaminophen in 2012. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will be back at work after a health scare. he was taken to a hospital emergency room yesterday. he suffered apparently an asthma attack while on his way to a bill signing ceremony. >> i took the rescue inhaler that i have, didn't have the effect it normally has and i started to feel lightheaded and spoke to the troopers and said i wasn't feeling well, apparently didn't look all that well and they -- we both decided that we should get me some place quickly. >> the gove

try-day with another installment of today's plaza ambush makeovers and we have a surprise two unsuspectingall cap to work every day and she decided it's time to get a glam new look. let's take a listen. >> all right. i know you tell me your wife deserves this. so tell me why. >> well, we're going to go out to a show tonight. so i think if she gets made up like that. it will look really nice to go out on the town tonight. >> are you ready for her to look hot? >> absolutely. >> why does mom deserve this? >> she does my dinner and does my laundry when i come home. >> good enough reason for me. are you ready to go? >> i'm ready. >> we're fired up. okay she is here, colleen is here with her husband, greg, her son chris and daughter megan and we're all blindfolded. keep them on until we give you the green light. here's colleen's before picture. let's see the new colleen! ♪ >> wow! >> gang, you guys ready? greg, are you ready? take off your blindfolds, everybody! >> i think they like it. >> they look astonished. are you ready to see yourself. >> oh, my gosh. >> you look gorgeous. >> you sure do.

the carrier's because they are receiving a portion of those charges that ultimately end up on unsuspectingsumers phone bills. >> but not that much. >> not that much but this has been going on for 15 years. over that period time, it adds up. another thing you probably need to look at is the fact that land line service is a declining service. many people are now relying solely on their wireless carrier to provide them with their phone service. it may be looked at that this is a last opportunity to earn some money. i don't think that is the proper way to look at it from a business purpose -- perspective. that is all we can come up with in terms of why they allowed this to go on. consumers are absolutely furious. people are completely unaware of the fact that their phone number can be used as a credit card. i talked to my husband last night. the husband of the attorney general is not a lawyer and does not delve into this and i explained to him what we were talking about today and he said he had no idea that it could be done. if he doesn't realize that your phone number can be used essentially

friday friday with another installment of today's plaza ambush makeover, where we provide two unsuspectingsburgh, pennsylvania. even though her stepdaughter is a fashionista. she doesn't ever wear makeup or dress up. they were excited when they were approached on the plaza. let's take a listen. >> we saw shannon in the crowd, and we can't wait to get our hands on you. you are going to be gorgeous. i know you want this for shannon. tell us why. >> because she like takes me places and stuff. >> she's a good stepmom, right? >> yeah. >> tell me why you want this for your wife. >> my wife is already stunningly beautiful. i can't wait to see what she looks like with makeup. >> a smart hubby. i promise you, you are going to look drastically different but fabulous. are you ready to go? >> shannon looks he ready. she's here with her stepdaughter samantha, who's adorable, and cher husband shawn. please keep your blindfolds on until she comes out. here is shannon before. shannon, let's see the new you. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you guys ready? >> take off your blindfolds. you can take it off, samantha.