Thats absolutely awful. Thats one of the major problems is we are looking at victims at being at fault at looking for some way to justify the killings and i think a lot of people do that because if you look around the house, they are expensive and very, you know, pricy community theres a lot of folks around here that take their security seriously and pay a lot of money to try to secure themselves. So i think if they can give themselves some sort of backdrop or some story to finds these kids at fault it makes it easier for you to sleep at night. But when you wake up and you think about what happened and you think about the lives that were lost and the familiar theres were touched it doesnt last that false sense of security. The issue that were all affected. We all have to be part of the solution. Reporter so you have gentrification. You have black and white tensions nationwide. Ken, you can see why these messages were not helpful here. No. And hurtful in many cases for sure. Joe vazquez
Take advantage of victims of the quake. Alex savidge live with details on the undercover operation, a crackdown on unlicensed contractors. Good afternoon. The warning went out to homeowners in the napa area to watch for unlicensed contractors who may tripe tri to rip them off try to rip them off. A sting operation was done using this earthquakedamaged home and busted workers trying to operate under the table. Do you have a contractors license . Huh . No. Ok. This is a sting operation. Reporter this is hidden camera individual row from the home as video from the home as unlicensed contractors were taken into custody. It was carried out by the state license board and napa County District attorneys office. Investigators found ads for unlicensed contractors and invited them to come to the quakedamaged home to give an estimate. The undercover investigator who posed as the homeowner in this operation is unable to show his face but says some of the people busted this week were trying to charg
So are you hacking to beat hackers . Yes. And the hospital setup is no joke. While your data is the vulnerable every time you so much as step into a pharmacy they know hackers are trying to get inside hospitals, too. Devices are connected to people. So drawing a connection between physical danger to cyberattacks is something that isnt that farfetched. Its not science fiction. Its possible. Possible enough symantec is developing this portable Security Operation Center to bring security closer to the scene of the crime. Fighting cyberattacks with cyberpower to keep your data safe. According to dell a typical credit card number will get about 2 on the underground market. Health care information more like 20 per person. Back to you. All right. Thank you very much. Lets give you more details. Why is this medical data so desirable be . Aside from what scott said the answer is money. A medical insurance profile is hes for up to 20 times more than simple credit card information. With medical f
Stuffed in a file cabinet and ignored along with 13,000 other claims filed between 2006 and 2009. Cbs reporter Wyatt Andrews tracked down the whistle blowers. Every other piece of paper i touched was for a person who passed away. Reporter her job was to process the lost claims once they were found but she and other whistle blowers say supervisors ordered her and the rest of the team to label most claims no action necessary. Denying benefits to veterans who deserved them. We pulled 15 indiscriminantly to look at. Eight of them were owed money. Was one owed 36,000. They took them, they put them in a file and they stuffed them away. Reporter Dori Stafford is now scraping by in Northern California liveing in a home with no electricity wondering the the benefits her husband never received could help her now. A modest pension. Even say 400 a month, it would so help. This is a national disgrace. And the va is admitting a lot of veterans were denied benefits because of this poor recordkeeping.
Even worse. Many die before live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Thousands of bay area veterans cheated out of benefits. Even worse . Many died before they get help. Tonight at 5 00, whistle forwards come forward. Christin ayers tells us about a file cabinet in oakland that turned into a black hole. Reporter the letter is dated july 29, 2014. Ten years after Dori Stafford says her husband wayne applied for Veterans Benefits. It thanked wayne for applying. The rob, it did not arrive until seven years after he died in an accident having never seen any Veterans Benefits. Why would you suddenly after all these years send a letter to a dead man . Reporter staffords claim came here to the oaklands Veterans Benefits office where whistle blowers say it was stuffed in a file cabinet and ignored along with 13,000 other claims filed between 2006 and 2009. Cbs reporter Wyatt Andrews tracked down the whistle blowers. Every other piece of paper i touched was for a person who pass