the clarksville fire chief echoing ackerman's statement. fire deparments suggesting you check your batteries every time we have daylight savings. that of few weeks. we've got you covered ...jessica hartman kwwl news. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. although the home was an older farm house --- the homeowner had completely rehabbed the house about 10 years ago -- updating wiring at the time. coming up in sports -- we'll hear from cubs manager joe maddon after sunday's loss to the dodgers tied the n-l-c-s at a game apiece -- plus -- it's do or die time for the uni panthers -- we'll hear you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in durango, petersburg, ryan and all of eastern iowa. "now, kwwl sports." if you didn't expect to see an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal fo

cnet' dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt.(sot dan ackerman/ cnet section editor) "there have been enough cases in a short enough period of time with these replacement phonesa&. so they really didn't have another choice right now if they can't identify the problem immediately."and now three major carriers... at&t, t-mobile and verizon... say they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements... urging customers to power-down their devices and return them. (sot-andrew zuis/father) "we're so fortunate she wasn't andrew zuis of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy 7 note phone overheated while she was holding it last week. michael klering (clair- ing) says his new note 7 filled his bedroom with smoke. (sot michael klering / samsung phone owner)"it wasn't plugged in, it wasn't anything, it was just sitting there."and a southwest plane was evacuated... when a passenger says his replacement phone started making sizzling sounds. (on cam: kris van cleave/cbs news/washington, dcsamsung has yet to co

my name is dan ackerman and this is not only my first book but my first book reading. it took me 20 years to come up with a story i thought was really worth telling in this more expanded format. we will read a little bit tonight and talk and take some questions and have some fun. i think the number one question i get, before we get into too far is why this story about this videogame, this retro game. i think anyone who has a history in the interest of games or history knows a little bit about this story. tetris is the game you played, your mother played, everybody played. they may know there's some russian background in the red box that would come in and the backwards are on the box in the russian music that you hear on the game. they may know there was some legal battles over who owned it and things like that. that is interesting, to be sure, but when i started looking at it in more depth is this is not a videogame story, this was a start up story. he really had great parallels to the start up stories that we talk about today, that we obsess over out of silicone valle

without further do, please welcome dan ackerman. [applause] >> hello everybody. thank you for coming. my name is stan ackerman and this is indeed not only my first book is my first book reading. it's exciting because as someone has been a reporter and writer for 20 years it took me this long to come up with a story i thought was really worth telling and this expanded format. we will read a little bit tonight and we'll talk and take questions, have some fun, i think the number one question i get is why this story, why this story about this video game, this retro grain. i think anyone who has an interest in the history of games or technology knows a little bit about this story. they're familiar with tetris it's a game you play, your mother play, everybody played and they may know that it has a russian background. they're familiar with the red bods who used to come in and the backwards are on the box in the russian folk music they hear most versions of the game. they may even know there were a lot of legal battles over who owned and things like that. it's interestin

cnet's dan ackerman: (sot-dan ackerman/cnet section editor)"it will show you if it's playing only one service, if it's playing on multiple services or in some cases if it's something really rare you'll find out it's not anywhere yet."(apple image) apple built in a search function in it's new apple tv. (roku image) roku has done the same.(sot-alyson strike) kenneth: "how big of a different has this app made in your tv watching?" alyson: "i think it's just made it easier."and alyson a fraction of the time she used to finding something watch. kenneth craig, cbs it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the once in a lifetime trip iowa baseball is getting ready for next summer. summer. atcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. oooh "check out cred

cnet's dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt. (sot dan ackerman/ cnet section editor) "there have been enough cases in a short enough period of time with these replacement phones. so they really didn't have another choice right now if they can't identify the problem immediately." and now three major carriers... at&t, t-mobile and verizon... say they'll stop exchanging the original phones it urging customers to power-down their devices and return them. (sot-andrew zuis/father) "we're so fortunate she wasn't injured or severely burned." andrew zuis of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy 7 note phone overheated while she was holding it last week. michael klering (clair-ing) says his new note 7 filled his bedroom with smoke. (sot michael klering / samsung phone owner) "it wasn't plugged in, it wasn't anything, it was just sitting there." and a southwest plane was evacuated... when a passenger says his (on cam: kris van cleave/cbs news/washington, dc samsung has yet to comment on reports it is suspending production of the

ackerman was the only one home at the time and was able to get out just in time. the house a complete loss by the time fire crews arrived on scene minutes later. "i can't say enough, how many smoke detectors a person should have, keep your batteries changed, and constantly monitor them. it saved my life." the clarksville fire cheif echoing that statement. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the home was an older farm house --- the homeowner had completely rehabbed the house about 10 years ago -- updating wiring at the time. we've got you covered...jessica hartman kwwl news. because of gusty winds today -- the fire department monitoring the decision 2016 coverage tonight a firebomb and vandalism destroy a g-o-p headquarters... this happening in north carolina a firebomb burning the building no one was there when the device crashed through the window vandals also spraypainting the walls with swastikas no word on who is repsonsible at this time vandalisms happening in eastern iowa as well all related t look closely - it's subtle, but graffiti was repo

dan ackerman says he is not surprised.>> there have been enough cases, they did not have another choice.>>reporter: three major carriers, at&t, t- mobile and verizon say they will stop exchanging the original phones with the new replacements. they are urging customers to power down their devices and return them. >> we are so fortunate that she was not injured.>>reporter: andrew says his daughter's replacement overheated, while she was holding it. michael says his new phone filled his bedroom with smoke. >> it was just sitting there. >>reporter: a southwest plane was evacuated when a passenger said his replacement phone made sounds. chris vancleave, cbs news washington.>>> twitter stock is thinking more than two dollars per share from late friday through today. the stock was down 11% by late this afternoon. potential buyers reportedly are losing interest in taking over the company. twitter has not turned a profit for several years.>>> in the race for senate, carmel a hollis -- harris turned to animation. harasses campaign says the ad highlights her effort to crack down on predatory for-p

dan ackerman is from cnet, a cbs company. he says this type of attack is old with a troubling new twist, the takeover of machines from baby monitors to therm stats to d.vrs, all without the owner's knowledge. >> this is a large-scale version of it that will affect a lot of forward. it's a very effective way to make your mark felt online. >> reporter: all while strike the betd rock of the modern world as well. >> ninan: u.s. defense secretary ashton carter met with iraq's prime minister in baghdad today and got an update on the battle for moz ul. iraqi forces backed by the u.s. military are trying to retake the city from isis. hundreds near mosul have been treated for breathing problems after isis set fire to a sulfur plant holly williams has the latest. >> reporter: iraq's elite special forces are closing in on mosul from the east. slowly retaking christian towns and villages that were seizeed by isis two years ago. in the town of bartella, 10 miles from mosul and long deserted by its residents, isis tried to hold them off wi

damage ackerman says he's not surprised by the production halt. >> there's been enough cases in a short period of time with the replacement phones so they didn't have a choice if they can't identify the problem immediately. >> now three major carriers, at&t, t-mobile and verizon says they'll stop exchanging the original phone with samsung's new replacements urging customers to power down their devices and return them. >> we're so fortunate she wasn't injured or severe burned. >> andrew of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy note 7 over heated while she was holding it last week. michael clairing says his new note 7 filled his bedroom with smoke. >> it wasn't plugged in. it wasn't anything. it was sitting there. >> and a southwest plane was evacuated when a passenger says his replacement phone started making sizzling sounds. samsung has yet to respond to our request to the reports of them suspending -- samsung has told us if the company found a safety issue, they would take appropriate action. chris, cbs news, washington. >>> san francisco bay twitter shares in -- they're dow

cnn's dan ackerman is not surprised by the reported production halt. >> there were enough cases in a short enough period of time so there was no other choice since they can'tid immediately. >> reporter: now three major carriers, at&t, t-mobile and verizon say they are stop exchanging the original phones with the samsung new replacements urging customers to power down their devices and return them. >> we're so fortunate she was not injured. or severely burned. >> reporter: andrew from minnesota says his daughter'srous planement galaxy note 7 overheated while she was holding it last week. michael said his new galaxy smoke. >> it was just sitting there. >> reporter: a southwest plane was evacuated when a passenger says his replacement phone started to make sizzling sounds. samsung has yet to respond to our request for comment about the reports, it's suspending production of the galaxy note 7, samsung has told us if the company found a safety issue it would take appropriate action. kris vancleave, cbs news, washington. >>> a warm day with cooler in colorado, we stand together, but congre

at least three u-s owners of the replacement say their phones dangerously overheated: (( dan ackerman/ cnet section editor) "there have been enough cases in a short enough period of time with these replacement phones. so they really didn't have another choice right now if they can't identify the problem immediately.")) ((paul joncich)) >> at&t, t-mobile, and verizon have now said they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements... asking customers to power- down exists, it'll take immediate steps to resolve the situation./// ((christianne klein)) >>> it looks like soda makers are pretty cozy with several major health organizations. new data from boston university shows that coca cola and pepsi sponsored nearly 100 health groups between 2011 and 2015. that funding could skew the groups' support for public health measures aimed at cutting soda consumption. the american beverage association said in a statement that it's proud to support org ((christianne klein)) >>> you might need to throw out some sweet treats in your freezer tonight. nestle has issued a volun

the headline is bill ackerman toast. >> that's what he said i was.e said herbal life was, right? something like that. look, if you want -- herbal life, i have said it for years, it's undervalued. it's got a good model. it gives jobs to a lot of people. you know, i'm not here to bash bill ackerman. i think he is a bright guy. i think he is completely wrong. even if you don't like herbal life, what i can't understand is, here again, the obvious is not apparent. just look for the one yeek unique thing. if you don't like the model, look at the numbers and explain it to me. i think bill is a bright guy, but i don't understand what he is doing in a company with his only 85 million shares outstanding and if you go to 85 million shares and 30 million is closely held, so there's only 50 million shares and it's 55 million short position, hell, you don't see that macro. so i think you go to a guy like chanos, a real professional short sellers, i might be wrong, but i would bet he wouldn't go close to it. it's going what do they say, angels -- fools will tread w

"the u-n-l-v medicine ackerman center for autism" celebrated the occasion with a ribbon cutting. it's a partnership with "the grant a gift autism foudnation". the center will offer care-- incuding diagnostics... treatments... family support... and transition planning for adults living with the disorder. their services offered kids and adults up to age 22. "there's over 5,000 teens living with autism in southern nevada alone." "the waitign list are very long. family's don't know how to get to the right resources. so really we've created this one stop shop." this is one of the first full autism centers for southern nevada. smoking in the philippines could soon be against the law. president rodrigo duterte is set to sign a regulation this month banning smoking in public across the country. no smoking would be allowed in public places, or outdoor. designated smoking areas will be set up at least thirty three feet outside buildings. a groundbreaking advance... a brain-implanted device restores the sense of touch for a man with a spinal cord injury. this is a picture of nathan copeland

owners of the replacement galaxy note 7 says the phones dangerously overheated and here's dan ackerman. >> reporter: it's been enough cases in a short enough period of time tt with the replacement phones and they -- time about phonates. >> three phone carriers will stot exchanging the original phones with the new replacements and they are urnalling customers to power down devices and -- urging customers to power down devices. >>> more than 1500 people are stranded in north carolina because of matthew. portions of the interstate under water so too are neighborhoods. and flood fayetteville rescue teamed teams scrambled to rescue a mom and her daughter. the car got stuck in waters. homeowners say period of time. >> we ain't got nothing and we are going true tie to get clothes before it gets wet. >> the problem is we had water least week that didn't get gone before this come. >> nowhere for it to go. >> another issue contame in theed drinking watt -- contaminated drinking water. faretteville -- faretteville declared a water short a.m. emergencies. let's go over to lauren whitney. >> we are

cnet dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt. >> there have been enough case that is short enough period of time who need replacement phones, didn't have another choice right now, they can't identify the problem immediately. >> now, three major carriers, at&t, t-mobile and verizon say they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements. urging customers to power down their devices and return them. >> we're so fortunate, she wasn't injured, or self sewerly burned. >> andrew of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy note seven overheated while she was holding it last week. michael says his new note seven filled his bedroom with smoke. >> it wasn't plugged in. it wasn't anything. just sitting there. >> and a southwest plane was evacuated when a passenger says his replacement phone started making sizzling sounds. samsung has yet to respond to our request for comment about the reports that it is suspending production of the galaxy note seven. samsung has told us if the company found a safety issue it, would take appropriate ac

million galaxy note 7 phones to replace the lithium battery, however, the new batteries haven't dan ackerman covers the tech industry from cnet. initially we thought it was a battery from a battery supplier. but these replacement phones have a battery from a different supplier, obviously the issue is something else. it may be the design of the battery, it may be something else, it may be a combination of issues. >> reporter: the latest incidents have forced samsung. in a statement to cbs news, the company said, "samsung will ask all retail partners to stop sales and exchanges of the galaxy note 7 whil investigation is taking place." >> this was a big, flag ship look at me phone with the curved edges and a screen as big as the biggest iphone. it was meant or the their big holiday push phone, and it's not going to be that. it's definitely not going to show up in a lot of stockings for christmas. >> reporter: the note 7 was samsung's biggest shot yet at apple after the unenthusiastic reception to the iphone 7. industry analysts say suspending sales of this model could cost quarter alone. >> pel

dan ackerman covers the tech >> initially, we thought it was simply a battery from a specific battery supplier. but these replacement phones have batteries from a different supplier. then obviously the issue is somewhere else. it may be the design of the battery itself, it may be another component, it may be a combination of issues. >> reporter: the latest incidents have now forced new action by samsung. in a statement to cbs news, the company said, "samsung will ask all carrier and retail partners globally to stop sales and exchanges of the galaxy note 7 while the investigation is taking place." >> this was a big, sort of flagship, look-at-me phone with the curved edges and a screen as big as the biggest iphone. it was definitely meant to be their big holiday-push phone. >> reporter: and it's not going to be that. >> it's definitely not going to show up in a lot of stockings for christmas. >> reporter: the note 7 was samsung's biggest shot yet at its greatest rival, apple, after the unenthusiastic reception to the iphone 7. scott, industry analysts say suspending sales of this model

. >> reporter: dan ackerman, who writes about the internet for cnet, a division of cbs, says they're known as denial of >> and that is when a lot of computers around the world who have been previously hijacked start sending out dummy data to a particular target, and that blocks that target from being able to do the job and show you the web sites that you want to see. >> reporter: one big question: who is doing it? late today, wikileaks, which for weeks has been putting out hacked e-mails from democratic officials, suggested in a tweet what the own supporters areet doing it and asked them to stop taking down the u.s. internet. you proved your point.er >>do it looks more sophisticated than that. >> reporter: but fran townsend, the homeland security consultant to cbs news, says investigators will also be looking at whether another nation is behind it, perhaps russia. >> is this sort of a brushback pitch from the russians sending us a message, that we should be pretty careful about engaging in this sort of cyber activity witf them because they are very capable? >> reporter: the f.b.i. an

dan ackerman covers the tech industry for cnet. >> initially, you thought it was something from a batteryrom a battery supplier. but these replacement phones have an issue with other suppliers, so, obviously, the issue is somewhere else. it may be the design of the phone or a combination. >> reporter: new action by samsung in a statement to cbs news, the company says samsung will ask all carriers and retail pand exchanges of the galaxy noe 7 while the investigation is taking place. >> this is a big flagship. a look of the phone with the curved edges and the biggest iphone, it's definitely meant to be sort of the big holiday push phone. and definitely not going to be that. definitely not going to show up in all of the stockings for christmas. >> don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "morning news," he once called it the eighth wonder of the world, but donald trump's taj mahal is no more. leaving thousands of atlantic city employees looking for work. >>> and protest arrests. a hollywood actress is handcuffed in north dakota after a protest on a pipeline. this is the "cbs morn

says, "(sot dan ackerman/cnet section editor) "this is a large scale version of it that affects a lot of people and no doubt we're going to see a lot more of this going forward."" tonight... a group called "new world hackers" is claiming responsibility for the cyber attack. in your consumer watch.... the a-t&t and time warner mega-deal... is official. both companies agreed to a 85-billion dollar deal today. this move will help a-t&t expand beyond wireless and internet services... giving it programming control of channels like c-n-n and h-b-o. the deal still needs federal approval. approval. wal-mart is investing in china's largest online grocer. the coporate giant says it will put 50-million dollars into the business... and will offer a two-hour deve items. the online grocer has more than 25-million customers ... and delivers to more than 300 cities. the deal will increase walmart's footprint.. in china. "the canadian space agency" has awarded a montreal company a 2-million dollar contract to advance technology on a smart shirt for astronauts. "astro-skin" collects data on vital signs

cnet's dan ackerman: "it will show you if it's playing only one service, if it's playing on multiple services or in some cases if it's something really rare you'll find out it's not anywhere yet." apple built in a search function in it's new apple tv. roku has done the same. kenneth: "how big of a think it's just made it easier." and alyson now spends a fraction of the time she used to finding something watch. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. police are searching for the gunmen who robbed kim kardashian west at a luxury apartment in paris. paris.according to police, robbers dressed as police ?tied? the reality t-v star up and locked her in the bathroom. the thieves made off containing six-point-seven million dollars worth of valuables and a ring priced at four-and-a-half million dollars. a spokeswoman for kardashian west said she was "badly shaken but physically unharmed" after the robbery. her husband kanye west was performing at the meadows music and arts festival in new york at the time. "i'm sorry, family emergency. i have to stop the show." show." kim kardashian west had been

cnet's dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt. halt."there have been enough cases in a short enough period of time with these replacement phones. so they really didn't have another choice right now if they can't identify the problem immediately."and now three major carriers... at&t, t-mobile and verizon... say they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements... urging customers to power-down their devices and return them."we're so forte injured or severely burned." andrew zuis of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy 7 note phone overheated while she was holding it last week. michael klering says his new note 7 filled his bedroom with smoke."it wasn't plugged in, it wasn't anything, it was just sitting there."and a southwest plane was evacuated... when a passenger says his replacement phone started making sizzling sounds. sounds.samsung has yet to comment on reports it is told us that if a safety issue exists, it'll take immediate steps to resolve the situation. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington.

smoke detectors are being credited with saving a man's the alarms waking up rex ackerman yesterday morning when his clarksville home caught fire. he got out just in time -- the "i can't say enough, how many them. it saved my life." the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the silent killer. as police and firefighters look into what killed two people and two monoxide poisoning may be to blame. the homeowners out of their waterloo home since flooding last month -- they had no power. after break ins,33-year-old shalynn wellner and 29-year-old neighbors say the two were using a generator for electricity... emissions with that exhaust and the folks didnt even know it. shooter on campus. a university of iowa student allegedly trying to prank a friend -- now facing consequence. 18-year-old harrison tsimouris now charges with filing a fase report. police say tsimouris texted a friend this weekend, saying there was a shooter in burge hall on campus -- leading the friend to call police. officers quickly determined there was no threat. three men plead not guilty in connection with the fata

michael klering traded in his first galaxy note 7 a week earlier - after samsung recalled 2.5 dan ackerman, cnet) initially we thought that it was simply a battery from a specific battery supplier but these replacement phones have supplier but these replacement phones have batteries from a different supplier. then obviously the issue is somewhere else. on monday, the f-a-a told airline passengers that they should not use or charge note 7s or even stow them in checked luggage - after a smoking phone forced a southwest flight to be evacuated last week "i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc ziploc bag popping open, (and i looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke just billowing, open, (and i looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke just billowing, pouring out of my pocket.") analysts estimate the halt in production could cost the company some 17-billion dollars.. hena daniels, cbs news ((brian loftus)) >> the company is offering customers a refund or an exchange for other samsung products./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and samsung is also heading to the supre

smoke detectors are being credited the alarms woke up rex ackerman yesterday morning when his clarksville home caught fire. he got out just in time. have, keep your batteries changed, and constantly monitor them. it saved my life." investigators are still looking into what started the fire. a motorcycle crash sends a man to the hospital. it happened on highway 30 in linn cou clinton, was riding his bike when he lost control and fell in the median area. he was airlifted to the ok. he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. an iowa man is accused of injuring two officers after trying to fight them off during an arrest. drew edwards of maquoketa is facing assault charges. he had a warrant out for his arrest on drug charges and tried to run away from officers. one officer was taken to the person on the other end of the line to listen to you calmly. not hang up. a woman in texas is accused of hanging up on hundreds of 9-1-1 callers. she made her first appearance in court yesterday. her reason for hanging up on people? ---- she allegedly said saying quote "ain't nobody got time for t

c- net's dan ackerman. >> it will show you where it is playing, only one service, multiple services and something rare, you will find it is not anywhere at all. >> engine and roku.same. >> how much of a difference did it make in tv watching? >> it made it easier. >> allison spends a fraction of the time she used to finding something to watch. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cleveland 19. >> mark: thank you. go to cleveland 19. that's all you need is therement. >> jeff: we have great cbs programming. stuff. anyway. all right. >> mark: we're just -- >> jeff: i don't know what i am talking about. >> mark: that was well done. a liveried promoting -- >> jeff: they will record that and be on promo that you will see. feazel roof cam mostly cloudy sky. 67 degrees and looks like it wants to rain. look at that shot. a low cloud deck out there. i have us dry the rest of the week here at least through friday. no alert weekend. we have a lot of stuff happening. game one. the a.l. d.s. thursday and friday afternoon as well. look at those. 76 tomorrow. mostly sunny, warm and partly cloudy sky 77. we could

yousef: what does the data signal for the future you on from gary ackerman --future yuan from here?: like and saying, you would think the temptation for chinese authorities would be to weaken the yuan going forward. we saw the fed minutes last night talking about the potential for a fed rate hike area that would put -- fed rate hike. that would put pressure on the yuan. time, just because they are weakening the yuan, it does not mean that exports will improve that much. it is more about underlying demand. this is more of a global trade story than it is about one china can achieve in boosting their competitiveness with the yuan. until global growth and the global economy starts moldering again, we are not expecting to see a turnaround in the near term. thanks. angie: coming up, a call for calm. china's military backup telling people to ignore rumors that the second warning came. we will have the latest next. ♪ yousef: welcome back. angie: a quick check of the latest is the splash headlines. snapchat is said to have -- business flash headlines. snapchat is said to have chosen bankers

let's bring in our friend kevin o'leary along with dan ackerman. dan ackerman, what do you think?e. a new smartphone. we've seen that already. we got the google home. we've seen that in the amazon echo. on and on. they are just playing catch up? >> in the hardware sense. they've never bean hardware company. they are not going to be a hardware company. they outsourced the design and production of these devices to other companies. with the pixel phone and the home assistant they are trojan horses for getting google services because they are a software and services company into your house and having you use them across a whole family of devices. >> what do you make of this move, kevin? >> i don't get the phone move at all. it seems dumb. bringing another commodity toaster slab into the market which is what a new phone is makes no sense because android itself is the trojan horse. it's on over 80% of the phones that are bought this last year around the world. you don't need to compete with your own trojan horse. if i were samsung -- >> apple makes all their money on that phone. they wa

dan ackerman covers the internet for cnet and says this type of attack is old but with troubling quit including the take of -- twist including the take over the owner's knowledge. >> this is a large-scale version of it that affects a lot of people and no doubt we will see more of this going forward. >> reporter: all while striking the bedrock of the modern world as well. cbs news, new york. >>> the broncos have another day to wait until the monday night game against houston. and if of there's been -- if there's been one knock on the defense it's they started out slow. the team has allowed a first drive touchdown in four of the last game the chargers had two long first half scoring drives and broncos were forced to play catch up all night that. led to simmion throwing the ball more than 50 times which is not exactly the balance they are looking for. >> we ran 5 plays and were down 10-0 so it's a team sport and we have to play better defensively early and offensively the opportunities we get we have to make more out of them. so you know, you have got pushed around early in the game two

. >> dan ackerman covers the this type of attack is old but with troubling new twists. including the take over of millions of internet connected machines, from baby monitors to thermostats to dvrs, all without the owner's knowledge. >> this is a large scale version that affect as lot of people and no docket we will see a lot more of this going forward. it's is a very effective way to make your mark felt on-line. >> all while striking the bedrock of the modern world, as well. to tony deco poll, cbs news new york (^). >> in consumer news a l use smart home technology from everything from our t.v.s to baby monitors, even our fridge. but, having all those devices on-line makes you a prime target for hackers. a cincinnati family's baby monitor was hacked by a stranger who used it to then scream at the baby. by? beyond that they can unlock your doors make ag break in easier and hack web cams an watch you without you knowing. too many people forget to change the default user name and devices. it is far too easy to find that information in on-line forums. so, make sure you swit

dan ackerman covers the internet for cnet a cbs company and he says the attack is old but troubling twist with the take over of baby monitors dvrs without the owner's knowledge. >> this afacts lot of -- afacts lot of people and we will coo a -- we will see a lot more of it going forward. >> reporter: tony decopel cbs news new york. >>> this is the news breaking in denver police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened on ireland court near green valley ranch and himalaya we will update you on the story as we learn more. >>> the broncos still have another day to wait until the houston. if there's been one knock on denver's defense this season, they started out slow. the team has allowed a first drive touchdown in four of the 6 games making the offense play from behind. last game, the chargers had two long first half scoring drives and the broncos were forced to play catch up all night. that led to trevor siemian throwing the ball more than 50 times which is not the balance the broncos are looking for. >> we ran 5 plays and we are down 10-0 you know. so it