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Most. >> its great work. michelle, thank you so much. great to see you. >> thank you. >> chris? all right, kate, listen up if you have a car. this morning police across the country say they are stumped by a rash of car thefts where criminals appear to open locked cars with a mysterious hand-held device. nobody, not even the car manufacturers, know how it works. heres cnns kyung lah. >> reporter: long beach, california. a man walks up to the car, and using a small box, opens it. right next to h...

Modifications and stated nonpayment as reason for cancelation when it was apparent from the computer system that the homeowner had actually made the required payments." william wilson, underwriter then-case management team manager, 2010 to 2012. "employees who challenged or questioned the ethics of bank of americas practice of declining modifications for false and fraudulent reasons for often fired." teresa, collector 2009 and 2010. "the information we received in group meetings showed me that b...

Now, weve known for years in talking to the people on the receiving end of the banks treatment that borrowers seeking loan modifications were strung along and screwed over. now we have what appears to be the smoking gun. heres just a sample of what the bank of america employees said under oath. simone gordon, senior collector, 2007 and 2012, "we were told to lie to customers and claim that bank of america had not received documents it had requested and that it had not received trial payments whe...

Theres no dots. >> neil: the argue. is they collected way too many damn dots dots dots and went yad the patriot act. you dont buy that. >> not at all. >> what do you think should happen to mr. snowden? >> i think he should be extradited out of china, its an unbelievable coincidence all of this information was revealed just when the president was going to take to task china for their cybersecurity espionage and attack within our governments computer system. so i think that there may have been a l...

President. joe biden, he gets a pair of running shoes and -- [applause] >> youre pretty much on your own. >>eric: where has joe biden been? >>gretchen: lets talk about this story. cbs reporter cheryl at kinson, she has been saying the last couple of weeks im a little freaked out by the fact that i think somebody has been going into my computer system as well. remember stories started coming up about james rosen having the same thing happen. it turns out she has been able to prove by using securi...

First, bumper cars, tilt-a-whirl, stuff your face on funnel cake until you barf on a ferris wheel. me, i head to the side show bearded lady. theyre sad and up for anything. every scandal and attraction, with so many our heads spin like tea cups in disneyland. dana cried on that. as sad as the sideshows are, they help the president. i bet you havent heard that lois lerner still has access to the departments computer system. i doubt shes playing solitaire. and what about bolo, be on the lookout. a...

Yesterday or inspecific i suppose. any way you want to look at it and trying to lay out this entire prim program saying basically that we are not working with internet companies and we are not snooping through your email. we are not grabbing all of this information in one big place. its a central computer system and thats how we are running this thing. >> he described it as and im quoting internal government computer system thats what it is says james clapper. he reserved most of his outrage not...

Analysts to say all of the information is in the computer system of nsa and can be accessed at a much later date. someone like tamerla tsarnaev, look at every call made to him, how long were the calls, if it was a cell phone, where was the cell phone at the time of the call which can also be determined by phone companies. >> tom fuentes, thank you. coming up -- whoops. you said a four-letter word at the office. well, they got away with it. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> nobodys [ bleep ] doing...

There until they need it to analyze in terms of a given phone number, who that number calls or is receiving calls from once there is a suspicion about that number or the person who subscribes to that number. right now we are talking about, it sounds like, the phone companies -- at least verizon in this case, is turning over probably 80 million to 100 million phone calls per day to nsa and theyre going into nsas computer system for storage. later if there is a particular number that comes up as s...

Going into nass computer system for storage. later if there is a particular number that comes up as suspicious or an individual that comes under investigation for a possible being involved with terrorism, lets say, then they can go to that number and analyze all of the calls to and from that number. >> they might need a court order to do that. >> already obtained the information as far as the bulk information in the first place. already you have all three branches of the government involved, the...