basically took what used to be the federal asset test and applied that and what happened was we struggled to get a hearing. we did get a hearing it was pretty ugly and instead of trying to help us find common ground on how we actually make this program work and close those loopholes they attacked mister alexander and accused him of wrongdoing when the fraud investigators looked at him and said he did everything rob: he didn t break any rules or do anything wrong. the program is set that way. i would say mister anderson alexander was cheap labor because the audit this program, showed us where the flaws were for under $6000. so we have been working rob: when you see something like this and you see push back, you
fraud investigators. the scam artists claim to work for your credit card company they tell you there has been fraudulent activity on the account and want to make sure you have possession of your card. they want you to give them the security number on back. once they have your credit card information it is sold on-line on the ever expanding black market. what can you do to protect yourselves? monitor your bank accounts and never give out your credit card security number over the phone. the same doze for any e-mails that may be asking for your personal information if you have doubts contact the credit card company. ashley webster, thank you. log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. it is 27 minutes after the top of the hour letting the air
made them go flat. and school had to be canceled last friday because of that. that was probably the goal anyway. but four of the students are facing felony vandalism charges. that s bad, right? yeah. i mean, you want to try to avoid charges, i guess when you re doing the prank. but i think the goal probably was to get school canceled. and everyone was cheering them on. is that a successful prank? i don t know. nobody was hurt. the parents are probably not too happy. man. okay. i shouldn t encourage that behavior. i m sorry. we have a consumer alert to give you now. this involves your credit card. you need to listen up. your credit card number is worthless these days without the security code that s printed on the back. now, identity thieves are calling cardholders. posing as fraud investigators. and clayton sandell has the story. reporter: they re three or four little numbers that can cost you big money. you ll find them, the security code, on the back of your credit or
workers and both of them said there is no way to staff up, hire and train 1000 people the time from the president is talking about so these folks have to go through a clash testing a training employees are busily going to be pushing paper across try to rubberstamp application is prett is possibl. homeland security says we re going to check documents but the lack of fraud investigators suggested won t be a very thorough check. bill: it goes hand-in-hand the report that came out. what was it, licenses or applications or what was it? it was work permit documents which are what we now learned, they want to issue up to 5 million work permits long with a halt for deportation. absolutely that was a very early signal they had intended to do this. another inclination they meant to do this, they were going to get their way regardless if they cooperated or not.
supervision. yes. you re the medical director. reporter: dr. oliver is in fact a very busy doctor. he runs a private practice, has been medical director at dozens of rehab clinics, and also has found time to appear on tv shows. 200-degree environment you would only survive just a few minutes. reporter: including as a frequent guest on cnn s sister network hln as a medical expert for nancy grace. how he handles all this while overseeing the drug rehab of thousands of california drug medi-c medi-cal recipients is easy he explains. he doesn t see most of the people he oversees who are clients not patients he explains. he admits he wouldn t even know if they are real or as fraud investigators call them, ghost patients. you re helping these clinics bill the state for ghost clients. well, i don t know that they re ghost clients. exactly. so what is your point?