if you are fox students learn new terror warning for americans. centcom commander tampa, florida tells congress that isis affiliated in afghanistan they do believe in strike u.s. interest in europe and asia within the next six months. that means isis, the radical islamic terrorist organization potentially able to strike americans abroad. trey following all this in the latest breaking developments from israel for us right now, hey trey. rex eric, good afternoon. concerning development u.s. central command believes the afghanistan based isis kate terror organization will be able to conduct external attacks within six months on thursday general michael the leader of the u.s. central command not as centcom testified before lawmakers on capitol hill. it said his belief is isis kate contact western targets including the united states this year with little to no warning
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) 7 On Your Side has been helping scores of unemployed workers whose benefits were drained by scammers - and Bank of America rejected their claims to be reimbursed for the fraud.
Now, a class action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco on Friday claims Bank of America failed to stop scammers from stealing money off EDD debit cards of struggling workers.
The suit,
Yick v. Bank of America, says Bank of America never secured the cards with chip technology, and failed to prevent data breaches to secure millions in unemployment benefits.
It also claims the bank failed to reimburse victims as required by the EDD contract, and left them on hold for hours as they tried to file claims.