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last night it was all adam levine and maroon five along with nick jonas. can see from chopper three what a crowd. all right. everybody, thinking in terms of papal things this is 50,000 people to watch this show. so imagine maybe million people here in philadelphia. you can just ma gin what those chopper shots will look like. 40 days from today. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm pat chiarocchi. thanks so much for watching us. the young and the restless is next. webuyanycar.com lling your car, truck or suv? takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com >> does anyone here have an objection to this union? if so, speak now or forever hold your peace. if no one has anything to say -- >> neil: i do. there's something i need the bride to know. ♪

joining us is adam levin, founder and chairman of identity theft 911.er than originally reported. there will be another shoe to drop. cite a breach, when you begin to analyze the damage, lets you are willing to declare your entire database -- unless you are willing to declare your entire database the zone, more people will be victimized. scarlet: at what point can they say the fallout has been contained? adam: there are only so we people in the database. failure of government as a whole and the failure of many parts of the business community to actually get this thing under we are under resourced and undertrained and under focused and we don't even understand the magnitude of the threat. scarlet: until we keep getting more instances and incidents. the irs is a juicy target because of the huge volume of data available on each household. adam: that is true. opm was the juiciest targetable. -- target of all. andas personal information the results of the investigative reports and 1.1 million fingerprints for intelligence operatives around the world. we real

author of the new book, swiped, adam levin is here for a deeper look into internet safety. ch for joining us. is privacy dead on the internet? >> well, if it's not dead, it's certainly on life support. the problem is that -- and as i mentioned in the book, swiped, breaches have become the third certainty in life. and the problem you have here is not only the exposure of data but the exposure of data in the context that it was used here. so you're operating in very dangerous territory. >> you mentioned context, how much data was released in this particular hack? >> something like now close to 20 gigabytes of data. not only personally identifying information and personal information about somewhere upwards of 35 million people, but also intellectual property, if you can call it that, trade secrets, e-mail communications from the ceo of the company. i mean, in that sense the second dump this is almost like a sony environment that's happening here. >> right. and folks are getting really caught up in the who's who of the scandal. we've seen josh duggar releasing a statement that

. >> some concert goers, who arrived shortly before adam levine and company started rocking the sandomplained the venue was so packed, they couldn't get to the preferred general admission area closer to the stage for which they paid higher ticket prices. >> of course, the show was taking place, so people wanted to get in quicker. >> reporter: tomorrow instead of just one gin admission entrance, those with preferred tickets can also use entrances closer to the stage at michigan and ohio avenues that were previously just for people going to private tents. >> what we anticipate is probably people will come a little late, so we still want them to go through security. we want them to have a great time. that's probably the quickest way. >> the gates open at noon, the concert starts at 4:00. ashley monroe, the opening act. live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> let's hope the rain holds out. >> back to philadelphia now, a huge day for a lot of freshmen at temple university. they're moving into their dorms all week. we saw the usual suspects, cart after cart after cart filled w

. >> reporter: a few hours before sunset, maroon 5, led by front man adam levine, hit the stage. ♪ just>> reporter: organizers say this concert series in its second year is a huge moment for the local economy. >> that puts money in people's polk pockets right away. >> reporter: an estimates $24 million will be jumped into the region, including hotel reservations and hundreds of temporary jobs. locals feeling an influx of cash in a year where tourism has struggled. >> we need more people to keep coming to atlantic for gaming and so much more. >> reporter: it is not over yet. this coming thursday, rascal flatts will be playing here on the beach. in atlantic city, randy gill gyllenha gyllenhaal. >>> tonight, there is new hope for cat owners. you can get free spaying and neutering for your pets. >>> donald trump lays out his plans for immigration reform. why they could be fighting words. >>> it was a hot day today. temperatures in the 90s. we'll be hotter tomorrow, adding in humidity, as well. we'll talk more about that. also tracking storms to break the heat wave. that'll coming up. >>> tu

they'd just to have make sure adam levine is present. rascal flatts takes the stage in ac tomorrow.paid for preferred seating will have two separate entrances that are not affiliated with the general admission seats. some concertgoers voiced concerns about crowd control and not getting the seats they paid for at sunday's maroon 5 show. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 7:00. the sun is up. the temperatures are holding steady, thanks to clouds and steaminess. really humid conditions. that humidity will fuel afternoon showers, possibly scattered thunderstorms today. then there's a potential for heavy rainfall before we get to the weekend. right now if you're heading out the door, 75 with mostly cloudy skies. reading, clouds over philadelphia, 76 degrees and cape may is at 73. look at the fog in the pocono mountains. this is a view from the front of sky top lodge. you can barely see the clouds right there. there's some thick fog. the trees are barely visible. the fog is getting thicker. pocono mountains, down to half mile visib

. >> that is why men write punk rock and -- >> adam levine.ut animals. >> and sugar. >> giving thought to what you said, andrea, about men moving on. they move on so quickly, collect all the things to keep them distracted. they realized they're only distracted. the thing they really want they gave up. it takes sometime -- time to figure that out. it is little of maturity. we women, we mourn. i remember getting my heartbroken and mourning. feeling deep -- >> no, no, no. she is making all these faces. come on. >> lots of cigarettes have you been there? steve any -- stevie nicks and cigarettes. have you been there. >> people are getting so personal. sharing personal stories. >> share the personal story. >> men compete, women choose. which is why they also said that women do more of the breaking up. inflicts so much pan on us, why do we break up? we're investing more in the relationship. men are competing. if they lose the girl they move on. >> some girls don't want to be broken up with. >> i don't see men move on. >> says they stay emotionally hu

. >>> it seems a lot of people wanted to see adam levine. new information on this weekend's beach concert in atlantic city featuring maroon 5. good news for the struggling resort town. take a look at those crowds. sunday's show generated about $24 million for ac's economy. the atlantic city alliance released that figure today. it says more than 50,000 people attended that concert and more than 3,000 hotel rooms were booked as a direct result. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with an iconic music legend announcing his new tour in a very big way. look at those crowds. so many people gathered outside city hall. skyforce 10 is live over center city where stevie wonder has turned dilworth park into a paradise this afternoon with a surprise free concert. >> nbc 10's cydney long is live in center city where the surprise show is still under way. cydney? >> reporter: this is definitely the perfect way to start the work week on a monday. you can see fans out here dancing at dilworth park. city employees hanging out the window. they simply cann

. >> adam levine. his hair looks different. did he shave ? >> i don't know. >> ilohink he did. >> there you go. >> show was part of a makeover for the struggling resort town. it's to brio owe this thursday, about 100,000 people are pected to crowd this five-block beach venue to see country music super group rascal flatts. >>> straight outta compton heading to the top of the box office. >> what up? >> i got something to say. >> the bu pic of the rap group nwa and members incyoding ice cube and dr. dre is beating studio expectations. cost about $29 million to make this movie. they've earned more than $56 million in the opening weekend. >>> a street dancing doctor making a difference in boston. when does he have time to practice those moves? that is not a costume. that is a doctor entertaining a crowd outside a tufts medical center. he does this twice a week to raise money for a variety of charities. he's also hoping to inspire others to give back. >> to engage people in a way that makes them think, i like doing x thing. how can i use that thing

in april maroon five front man adam levine attacked by an overzealous fan midconcert. levine shoving her away. >> the next thing you know someone's [ bleep ] in your face. it's super tear terrifying. >> 2013 beyonce dragged off the stage at a concert in brazil. we got bad blood >> reporter: but as for swift she's not holding on to any bad blood posting to instagram, thanks, edmonton, tonight was insanely fun. >> all's well that ends well. >> i think the fans get a little overzealous, maybe think they'll take a souvenir hope, the artist. right back with more of the latest of the big headlines and more of ben and jen's breakup. ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early in the inflammation process. for many, orencia provides long-term relief of ra symptoms. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine for ra

adam schiff. >> barbara boxer. so impressed by durbin. >> senator levin. >> these are people i've known all my political life and i've always respected. this is strong pressure from apec. when you look at your caucus over there, you won't get much support from republicans. can you hold members against this effort? >> well, it's probably going to be close. we hear members, you know, coming out every day announcing their position. i know something about iran. i have represented one of the families of one of the americans being held in iran. when they look at this deal and evaluate it, they'll come out in favor of it. if members look at this in terms of a political calculation and not what it means in terms of the security of the region and the security of the world, they may come to a different conclusion. but i think you're right. we will have the votes in the house but we'll have to be persuasive. my goal is to call on members to examine their conscience and examine the deal and come to a conclusion. i think they'll say yes. >> they should read a copy of "profiles in courage" on this occasion. i mean it. >>> up next,