and played him the voicemail rebecca received. >>5-54 bruce e. goldberg, assistant to the special "we have no division 38, and we have no paul anderson working for us". >> reporter:the dea says there is a dangerous organized criminal organization behind this extortion scam. >>3:45 - bruce e. goldberg, assistant to the special agent in charge. >>"once they have paid then those scammers will continue to harass them for more money so unfortunately several people have been duped by this scam and paid money to these reported dea agents" >> reporter:i asked agent goldberg about the '415' phone number that the fake agent called from? >> reporter:did that mean the criminals behind this are based here? >> reporter:unfortunately, area codes do not mean what they used to the bad guys now fake them. 4-27 >>"through the advent of phone services like google voice and magic jack these scammers can pick a number from any area code and if you call that number it can through a number of switchers and circuits and you're actually calling a >> reporter:bottom line t

a shocking voicemail.men who were sexually assaulted in the military say they were sexually harassed by san diego's mayor filner when they returned home. kyung lah joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. it's important to point out about these women and what's different from the other accusations made against bob filner is who they are. they are retired and former military. victims of military rape. they allege the then congressman abused his position of power leaving at least one an unwanted voicemail. >> it's your new favorite congressman bob filner. the one who fell in love with you. >> reporter: the voice sounded like then congressman bob filner. donna fernandez met him at a women's veteran event but it's not just the voicemail. it's how he made advances and to whom. >> we felt we could trust him because he's fighting for our cause. >> reporter: she's a retired u.s. air force master sergeant and said she was raped three times in the military. geri tindley was in the army and said

the heart. >> just kicked over to her voicemail again. >> try the 736 number and my sister. phone. call my mother's phone. and see where they are located and she can call you back. >> what is your sister's name? >> sharelle. i am very eager to see her. it's been a long time. she's been there for me through thick and thin. so it's always going to be that way. i have been through more stressful obstacles, and i can overcome this one with ease. >> he's done what he needs to do. he has nothing left to prove. she guaranteed me she would be here. hopefully -- if she won't be here, i'll drive him home myself. >> no pickup. >> that's cool. >>> coming up -- this three-time offender learns his fate. >> if there are no further question, we'll take a vote of the administrative review committee on recommendation that michael be promoted to release phase. >> a long day comes to an end for charles taylor. >> with mother not following through on this, the kid regrets his offense. they have nothing to work for. there's no home to go to. there's no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. >>> t

the mystery caller left a voicemail rebecca 23-34 >> "i was immediately afraid of that voice mail.cial it was federal. they were telling me that i had to call them right away concerning a case. i thought i was in really big trouble. i racked my brain and i couldn't figure out why" >> reporter:here is the voicemail that she heard. her real name is spoken at the beginning, which we beeped out. >> voicemail play >>"good morning - -- this is officer paul anderson i'm a special agent of the drug enforcement administration and we're giving you a call this morning in regards to an open and on-going criminal investigation we need to ask you a few questions about. contact us immediately at the dea headquarters at "415-251- 8119" special agent anderson with the dea narcotics unit division 38" >> reporter:worried that it was real. rebecca called the number. "they said they had a warrant for my arrest for purchasing pharmaceuticals online and that if i didn't pay a fee they would come and arrest me". >> reporter:the person who claimed he was special agent paul anderson from division 38 of the

you are hearing it h h in his own words in a voicemail left to an accuser.t's your new favorite congressman bob filner. >> much more on that coming up. >> plus new information on that crash landing at a new york airport a few weeks ago. the pilot of the southwest jet had to take the controls away from the copilot moments before the landing. the obvious question, what happened in those final moments? we'll get answers. >> all eyes are on the powerball. could you be the lucky winner? it's a $425 million win. that's tonight. where you buy the ticket could affect your chances of winning. >> a desperate plea from a heartbroken father for the safe return of his daughter. right now there is a manhunt under way for 40-year-old james dimaggio, suspected of killing a 42-year-old mom. investigators believe he hmay have her teenage daughter with him as well. now her father is begging for her life to be spared. miguel is there live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. time is critical. dimaggio is conde

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one said filner left her a suggestive voicemail. the mayor is currently undergoing a self-imposed rehab stint. >>> major league baseball's players' union has appealed alex rodriguez's suspension for using banned drugs and trying to cover it up. a-rod was on the field in chicago, hours after the appeal was logged. it allows him to play until a arbiters ruling until november or december. >>> northern georgia is bracing for another round of heavy rain and flooding. rising water is overtaking homes and roads, triggering evacuations and rescued. a mudslide in pickens county. and the backhoe sent in to clean up the mess, ended up getting stuck in the floodwaters. >>> it's stormy across a big part of the country. severe storms around the texas panhandle. scattered showers from south dakota to minnesota. thunderstorms for much of the east coast. and in the west, from new mexico, to colorado. >> mostly 80s in the rockies. 70s in the upper midwest. 90s in t the southeast. 80s from boston to atlanta. >>> still ahead, a star-studded dispute. wh

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he is part of a voicemail message he reportedly left one woman while still in congress. >> hi, it's you favorite congressman bob filner. uhm, you know, the one who fell in love with you at your last speech? >> the woman says she met him at a sexual assault survivors group for women in the military. fernandez is a retired us air force master sergeant. she and other veterans say filner preyed on the women, made unwanted vans and even groped them. >> he didn't have our backs. he was looking at our backs. >> he had our fronts. >> it's wrong. why would you come here with us and do what you did? why? is it a turn-on? >> 13 women have now accused filner of sexual harassment. he is now on a two-week treatment program and has no plans to resign. >>> president obama back in d.c. this morning following his first visit to camp pendleton. the president spoke to thousands in southern california and praised the 9/11 generation for their work in afghanistan and iraq. marines, sailors and their families say the president's speech reassured them the years of repeat deployments are finally ending. >>> fru

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but the problem for hernandez isn't just the voicemail, it's how filner made advances and to whom. >>lt like we could trust him because he's always fighting for our cause. >> reporter: fernandez is a retired usair force sergeant and said she was raped three times while in the military. jerry was in the army and said she also was raped. filner met them at support groups for sexual assault victims and made unwanted advances. >> we are all victims of military sexual assault and it appears it me that he was targeting this organization and hitting on the women in this organization because they were easy prey. so, he's part of an organization that's against sexual assault and sexual violence towards women and sexual harassment. but he's doing the very thing that we are fighting to make stop in our service and in our country. >> reporter: do you feel he was using his power to prey on the women of this organization? >> i do. i do. he didn't have our backs. he was looking at our backs. >> it's wrong. why would you come here with us and do what you did? why? is it a turn on? >> reporter: the 70

it went to voicemail. and i said jason, you've got to fix -- something's wrong here.y think you did this and you've got to come straighten this out. >> did you believe he was capable of doing something like that? >> no. >> how can one person be so kind on one hand and so apparently evil on the other? >> i have no idea. you know, a murderer is not the person i was friends with. >> reporter: but she did remember one strange thing that happened when brown was house-sitting for her a year or so before the crime. >> i went out of town for a couple days. and i left jason in the house by himself. and my cat. and he said my cat would not even go in the same room as him. >> meaning the cat sensed something -- >> yes. >> -- bad about jason brown? >> yes. my cat was smarter than i was, i guess. i thought maybe it was that player thing, you know. he senses he's a player, too. >> reporter: mike campbell happened to work in a restaurant near the movie theater where keith palomares was killed. he knew the shooting victim, who sometimes picked up cash at campbell's job. >> what went

and he is the guy who leaves long voicemails on your phone that trail off and depress you. and then he repeats the whole thing an hour later to make sure you got the previous message. next to me, writer and comedian paul mccurio. >> i am a comedian. >> he can check out his pod cast on itunes. it is called the paul mccurio show. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. that means i love you, greg. >> just let me do the show. did he demean a marine? bob filner is a pile of [bleep]. a nurse has accused the san diego mayoof sexually harassing her as she tried to assist a marine severely injured in iraq. michelle tyler said she met with him on behalf of a veteran named catherine who needed help dealing with the department of veteran affairs. the nurse explained that filner was looking for a gross quid-pro-quo. >> it was disturbing to me that he made it very clear that his expectation was that his help for catherine depended on my willingness to go to dinner with him, spend personal time with him and be seen in public with him. >> it is just a dinner. meanwhile, filner targe

left him a voicemail. called back an hour later and the phone was disconnected. i called his mother shortly after that, she said, "oh, it must just be bad reception." and his mom lives in texas. i've never met his mom in person. i've only met her over the phone. never even skyped or anything. and i mean, it was just very interesting to me that she would know more things that he was doing-- like he would call her but wouldn't call me. so that was very heartbreaking. i was like, "why wouldn't you just call me to find out how addison's doing? you should call to find out how your baby's doing." - how are you doing? i mean the reality is you may very well be raising these children on your own. - it's very scary. i mean like i said, all i wanted with him was to be married and to have kids and be happy. and you know, i thought everything was fine. i just got comfortable. we just started having money. and now i'm scared to death. every time he leaves even to go to the grocery store, i'm scared that he's not going to come back home. - what do you do to survive? to take ca

. >> sky tried to call her and just got voicemail. and it was a minor concern.t wasn't a major concern at that point. >> reporter: it should have been. death valley's vast featureless landscape is disorientating the women. >> there's no landmarks. there's no people. there's no houses. there's no cars. there's no animals. we didn't even see an ant. >> reporter: the temperature is now peaking at 121, and their provisions are vanishing. a half bottle of water left and a quarter tank of gas. and then, in the middle of all this immense emptiness, a curious sign of hope. >> and straight out of the clear blue sky there's these, this row of mailboxes. mailboxes! there's not a soul. there's not any sign of civilization. >> so, i got out, opened them, and one of them mailboxes there's a piece of yellow paper. >> yellow paper. >> saying that, "sorry we have missed you. come by again. we were under the big tree." whatever big tree means. >> reporter: whatever its meaning, it's lost on the lost. >> so we put it back in the mailbox and we kept going. >> reporter: now the ligh

well, ask yourself, would you be willing to put a stock recommendation on your voicemail and update itry week? hi, this is jim cramer, i'm not here right now, but i like monolith memories at $32. darn it, i actually did that, too. yeah. and i had that level of conviction about my pick of the week, which is incredibly important to possess. of course, i was putting my money where my mouth was. i managed to augment the winnings with work i was able to get from my old employer, american lawyer, some freelance work for "the new york times," and some legal work for a professor who moonlighted during criminal defense cases. it wasn't before long that marty peretz tried to get me to write a piece. i neglected to call him back, so he got three weeks of trades all successful at that machine. when i met him, he said he made more money from my answering machine and he wanted to give me half a million dollars to manage. i told him i didn't think i was capable of that. he said he had confidence in me. after i gave him a tug of war, he actually did give me a check for half million dollars. that was r

he left a voicemail which i deleted. >> was there any indication from anyone else you talked to or hadhing about this apparent problem with bob filner? >> no. i hadn't. i didn't know of him. i just knew he had been an advocate for an organization. i'm on the advisory board. this is an organization that helps women and an organization of women that have been victims of sexual assault, sexual trauma in the military. >> and somebody you felt because of his position could help women. >> we trusted him. apparently he hit on seven or eight of us in the organization which to me is egregious. to come into an organization like that, it is supposed to be a safe space to heal. it was called a healing and hiring fair. >> tell me what should happen now. he's in two weeks of therapy. there is a movement to have him re called. what's appropriate here? a question has been raised, is none of this criminal? >> it may not be criminal as such. that's for the investigators and attorneys to decide. i don't see how somebody who has done this behavior and i'm sure there are other women other than those of us

one of the women recently retrieved a voicemail message from filner in which he told her he did not want dinner with her. 13 women are now in awe kccusin him. >>> time for the gut check. the widow of one of 19 firefighters killed in that arizona wildfire is ramping up her fight for benefits for her family. now, julian ashcraft, whose 29-year-old husband andrew died in june while working an the yarnell fire, held a news conference earlier today. she says she and other widows are being denied full-time benefits by the city of prescott because their husbands were classified as part-time employees. our nbc affiliate kpnx says it obtained personnel records that show ashcraft worked a full-time schedule, but the city released records showing ashcraft was designated a seasonal employee. city of prescott officials say the rules and laws and benefits are very strict and they claim their hands are tied. should the families of the 13 firefighters classified as seasonal who lost their lives be entitled to full-time benefits? what does your gut tell you? go to facebook.com/newsnation. that does it fo

i got off the air one day, a voicemail at msnbc said i would love to talk to you about dunbar.was the first black state attorney general as well as the first popularly elected black senator. >> in addition to ed brook, hom i knew back in the day. some of the other graduates. robert weaver, the first hud secretary, first black cabinet secretary, the first balm wok with a doctoral degree was eva dikes. >> and she went to dunbar. wesley brown when he went to the naval academy he didn't have a roommate. he was hazed mercilessly. he got all kinds of demerits. he told me that there was one upper classman who kind of looked out for him, a guy from georgia by the name of jimmy carter. >> that does not surprise me at all. >> president carter said he remembered how brave wesley brown was. he was a brave man, a smart man and he really admired what he did when he was at the naval academy and he graduated with honors. >> your parents both went to dunbar. your mother was from washington but your father was from new york and his parents as i read in the book, his parents moved from harlem to

just left you a voicemail. could you please let me know what you're asking for popone.com?"have an email with him. >> but i told you that i already owned it. popone.com is an organic popcorn site that i was creating for sharla and i. she knows that i already own it. she has no business going around me, trying to buy it. >> we wanted to secure it for us so we could do the brand. i mean, we're partners. i told you, 50-50. i'm absolutely telling you the truth. what's--i don't understand what's wrong. >> let me just tell you how this feels. you guys basically were trying to steal it, thinking you were gonna swipe it away. >> really, honest to god, you can ask him. >> you were just gonna bring it to me and say, "oh, marcus, you said you owned it, but you must've been mistaken. here it is." i mean, come on, guys, i mean-- you're not gonna convince me that you didn't know what you were doing. >> i didn't think it was a crime. >> but, sharla, we had a nice conversation about honesty and integrity, and you told me you'd never try to undermine me. >> how would i screw a billionaire, r

when i get voicemail messages that sound like this: >> hey, marcus, this is neil.ask if you can hire me into one of your other businesses--i don't even care. whatever you got. i'm distressed at the harassment level. it's just getting to be overwhelming at dogworks. >> so i decided to bring in dr. rivera, a workplace psychiatrist. i've worked with her in the past, and she's been very successful in helping create common ground between employees and owners. >> hey, marcus. >> hey, how are you, dr. rivera? >> how are you? >> good to see you again. >> good. how are you? how's everything? big sigh. >> yeah. this is a big challenge. let me give you a little tour, introduce you to a few people. >> okay. [dog yipping] isn't this beautiful? >> wonderful! yeah. >> hi. >> how are you? >> i'm andrew. >> i'm erica. >> hi, erica. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> andrew, this is dr. rivera. she's worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together. so-- >> ha ha ha ha ha ha i'm kidding. >> i thought maybe the three of us can go back and chat. >> sure. >>

cnn, los angeles. >> and the accounts get a lot worse than what you heard on that voicemail.men accusing mayor bob filner are members of the association of america. tara jones is the president of that organization and fighting to get mayor filner removed from office. she joins us now from san diego. thank you very much for joining us on "new day" appreciate it. >> good morning, thank you, chris, for having me. >> now, let me ask you. 13 women are now involved with this man with allegations. have you ever heard of anything like this? >> you know, we are outraged. we as women of military sexual assault, we are outraged. we are really bothered by the fact that he is continuing to serve as the mayor of san diego and there has been no special session or no special hearing to have him administratively removed or put on administrative, you know, leave until this investigation is complete, as well as the outcome to due process. so, we are outraged. we are completely frustrated, agitated. he's tainted our city as a whole and we need him out of the mayor's office. it is a public safety

i mean it goes on, i'm looking on "the huffington post" apparently left a voicemail to one veteran, hiit's your newly favorite congressman. bob filner. you know, the one who fell in love with you at your last speech. and then one at this -- >> these are the women that got sexually -- >> a victim raped, she says, in the green room at some area that they were doing a support group, he got as close to me as he could, his jacket touching my jacket, i was bent down, he bent down with me, rubbing like he cared, like he was consoling me. >> oh, my god. >> those are just two of many stories. i think there are eight from that one -- >> what's wrong with him? >> all women who have been sexually assaulted and he was on the veteran affairs committee house so he's at these events and alleged by these women who are veterans of the united states military who are to be taken very seriously, that he was -- one woman has a voicemail that she alleges is from him where he makes crude comments and tries to force himself to dinner with her, that she deleted. it's one after another. i don't know what it take

the other claiming he went her a suggestive voicemail. harvard researchers found older adults who drink two cups of cocoa per day, enjoy a 30% boost in short-term memory. antioxidants improve blood flow to the brain. >>> you may have noticed the price of bacon is on the rise. prices have hit an all-time high, because of a mystery park virus spreading to farms. prices are about 15% higher than last year. >>> finally, the big one that did not get away. look in the water, at the end of the line, is a 9-foot, 920-pound blue fin tuna. it took three men three full hours to reel it in. one said it was so powerful, it nearly ripped out his shoulder. the monster fish -- look at that. was sold for $4,000. that is a fish tale. >> that's a real one. thank you, amy. >> wow. >>> top that in "pop news." >> i'll do my best, robin. we begin with beyonce and her new look. so many people clicking on to these pictures she posted on instagram, debuting the brand-new blonde pixie. not sure if she exited to the shorter look by cutting it or if it's a fabulous w

work for many different types of business because i installed wiring for phones and computers and voicemailsystems, computer networks. i work for just about any kind of business you can think of. and i have lost in this administration 50% of my customers. that has been because they're no longer there. they have gone out of business. they have not been able to afford staying in business. they cannot pay what they cannot of all of the high costs everything, the regulations have driven them out of business or in i have lost -- out of business. i have lots half of my customers. most of them are gone or hanging on with skeleton crews. i know their parking lots are in deep. warehouses that have construction supplies and things. there is hardly anybody there. -- things just a are not going good. i dollyou, i do not care what in bc -- msnbc tells you. it is not that good up there. you have people that are surviving but not thriving. there is a big difference. host: valerie, one more question, from your perspective in hawaii, what discovers look like? caller: the state congress or federal -- host: u

she received a phone call that she did not recognize however, the person left a voicemail. >> they soundedt i had to call right away. and here is the voice mail that she received. we beat out her real name at the beginning. >> this is -- read pe-- we have leaped out her first name of this message. >> we want you to contact this d e a special agent are standing by to take your call. >> she was word she called the number. >> and they said that there was a warrant for my arrest. this person who claimed that he was a special agent on division 38 made it clear. to acquire him money and he would make this arrest warrant go away. >> i was scared! i visited d withe whiff of the with the det half as an assistant of that name. once they have paid that they will continue to harass them pour more money. several people have been duped. and they have paid money to these reported d e a agents. >> and i asked about the phone number is this criminal based here? and because of area codes they do not mean that they are always here. >> through the advent of google and majic jack they can use and the area code

the voicemail is e-mailed to me as a text file.t is one thing they can do and they are going to be doing it now. they are going to be checking on everybody. host: as your confidence level, how would you define that? caller: very little. it reminds me when they talk cannothe 666, when you do anything without approval. host: are there steps the government can take to improve that confidence? can -- as far as i far as i am concerned government turned a 10 commandments into tent inconvenient truths. chairman mike rogers put out a statement -- the president is making a series of reforms is today. why andce is the reason trying to get more confidence from the american people. we are asking you about that concept. if you want to join us on the phone -- this is stephen from massachusetts. caller: i am grateful for the president to come out and say that we are not being -- our calls are not being surveilled. i'm thankful for a government that protects me from al qaeda and terrorists. of these intelligence and gathering information can be us

the other claiming he went her a suggestive voicemail.rvard researchers found older adults who drink two cups of cocoa per day, enjoy a 30% boost in short-term memory. antioxidants improve blood flow to the brain. >>> you may have noticed the price of bacon is on the rise. prices have hit an all-time high, because of a mystery park virus spreading to farms. prices are about 15% higher than last year. >>> finally, the big one that did not get away. look in the water, at the end of the line, is a 9-foot, 920-pound blue fin tuna. it took three men three full hours to reel it in. one said it was so powerful, it nearly ripped out his shoulder. the monster fish -- look at that. was sold for $4,000. that is a fish tale. >> that's a real one. thank you, amy. >> wow. >>> top that in "pop news." >> i'll do my best, robin. we begin with beyonce and her new look. so many people clicking on to these pictures she posted on instagram, debuting the brand-new blonde pixie. not sure if she exited to the shorter look by cutting it or if it's a fabulous wig.