from ludlow, massachusetts please welcome alyssa fialho! [cheers and applause] hi, alyssa. on over. wow. >> [exhales] >> now, alyssa, i heard

abc reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: they're concerned about the breach, saying they have access to sensitive information. investigators point the finger at china, saying are involved. this time up to 4 million former and current employees are at risk. they hacked personal information and records. just about every major federal agency was hit. the state department admits maintaining cyber security is not easy. >> the federal government all the time when we notice intrusions, possible intrusions we take steps to mitigate them, continue to update our security but it is a significant challenge. >> reporter: analysts say it could be used for financial fraud or espionage. the chinese foreign ministry denies allegations, calling them irresponsible and unscientific. it is unclear if the president was targeted. workers impacted are asked to keep a close eye on their credit report and are offered identity theft protection. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> happening today governor brown meets with water leaders to discuss the on-going drought. the gover

alyssa harrington live with more on what this means. >> reporter: investigators discovered a massive breach that may have exposed sensitive information about millions of government workers. they blame china who in response says the u.s. is jumping to conclusions. the cyber attack, the largest of its kind. breached the computer system of the office of personnel management. it holds personal information for millions of past and present employees. things like names, birth dates and social security numbers. >> the estimates are at least 4 million violations so my guess is it might be bigger than that. >> just about every federal agency may be affected. the department of defense the social security administration even the white house. the u.s. state department admits maintaining cyber security is not easy. >> the federal government all the time when we notice intrusions or possible intrusions, we have taken steps to mitigate them and continue to update our security but it is a pretty significant challenge. >> reporter: the fbi and department of homeland security suspect chinese hackers sk

>> yeah, you see, last week, i overheard kim call alyssa to talk about how she dry humped michael.e thing. me and the other analysts think that kim was just trying to get alyssa jealous. >> seth: okay, i'm sorry. so, what does your supervisor have to say about this? >> oh, he does not approve of michael for alyssa. [ laughter ] and he thinks that she deserves more. but here's the thing, seth. if you read kim's text messages, which i have -- [ laughter ] she has never said anything to her other friend, emily constin about dry humping michael. in fact, emily thompson has gone radio silent, which leads me to believe that emily thompson is totes into michael. and fyi, the nsa believes totes is teen speak for totally. >> seth: yeah, no, we all believe that. [ laughter ] now to hear a private citizens perspective we have a mom from boston. welcome, mrs. davis. >> i am so glad this nonsense is over. finally, people are calling me again. >> seth: oh, because they can talk to you without their privacy being violated? >> it could be that. or it could be my name. >> seth: what's your name? >>

alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> we are hearing from a south bay parent whose child spent time with a former camp counselor charged molestation. he was charged with molesting a ten-year-old boy when he worked as a counselor at walden west, a camp operated by county office of education. one parent who we call jane dough says her son attended in january. when he returned home he seemed scared. he shared disturbing details. >> did your son express other details what happened when he was alone with papa bear? >> i don't want to talk about that now. >> he has told you things? >> yes. >> and do they disturb you? >> very much so. >> she and her husband filed complaint with county office of education, are seeking counseling for their son. >>> police in daily facing charges of saltalamac weapon. they pulled over a chrysler 300, the driver hit the officer with the car, dragged him a short distance. a second officer opened fire, but the driver wasn't hit. the officer struck by the car is okay. the suspect's vehicle hasn't been recovered. >>> we expect the may jobs report shortly. >>

alyssa harrington has more. >> family members and activists gather at thepot where the deadly police shooting happened almost one week ago. saturday, an oakland police officer shot 30-year-old in a standoff. he was initially found asleep in a car with a loaded gun and lots of ammo. i spoke with the female officer's attorney who said she saw hog reach for e pistol when he fired. thsuspect vehicle in a burglary the night before. immediately, their past starts to come out. they did this or that. they had a crinal record or whatever. it's irrelevant. the police did not know who was in t car. his record was not known until they i.d. 'the man they had shot. >>hey want to know the names of the officers involved and to see their body camera video. >> when things like this happen, it creates trauma r the community. whether they knew the victim or not. paicularly black or brown people. you spend your life in fear. >> some resints are worried things could get out of hand. >> we'll see a replay ofhat we saw in the past. >> jose and april reverend have been meeting with local merchants to form a

alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >>> this isn't what most tourists would see in new york times square. activists crushed 2,000 pounds of con if i case the confiscated ivory. they want to send a clear message that the u.s. won't tolerate crimes that threaten endangered animals. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 a little bit of humor at today's festivities. some of the warriors poking fun at each other. we'll have those moments coming up. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'll answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >>> i'm spencer christian. we're looking at a nearly cloud free western sky from the east bay hills an indication of a lovely weekend coming our way. >>> and checking our traffic, this is san jose 280 southbound is the traffic. those taillights, traffic heading away from you is 280 southbound. it's moving in both directions on the right hand side. that's your traffic peeling off on the >>> there were so many great moments during today's parade including this one. klay thompson taking a selfie with the trophy with the crowd in the background. >>

. >> you think about alyssa. >> she is really pretty though. >> a lot of the young woman i work with said they fantasize about that guy, right there do you see his head, sticking up, that is tom loudon. >> it is a nice pastie complex. >> there is alyssa, who we were talking about. >> but apparently this is quite the fantasy when tom loudon. >> i think that most women at one point you do have have a fantasy about your boss, as creepily as that it is. >> do you think our bosses are creepy. >> i think our bosses are lovely and wonderful. >> anyway, i thought that study was very weird. but 9:05. tricky part of the being in the relationship is dealing with your in-laws. >> sometimes it is you are out of touch and in the on the same page. it would be nice to have something, maybe from a partial kind of device to help you, to close that communication gap. >> is there a app for. that new app helps you decide what in laws say and what they mean. >> yes. >> inn law translator. for instance, if your mother in law asks you the question, how is my son, you know your husband, apparently what she r

silver spring resident police a held all go was home when the treat -- alyssa hill dogdago was home. >> i just heard this like, pow. reporter: her neighbor was in bed as the tree came crashing through her house. initially trapped, she was taken to an area hospital. officials said she walked away with no major injuries. the rain and wind pushed through the entire region, hitting maryland, virginia, and the district for it several road closures, new the d.c. maryland line, and am porter street northwest. outdoor tables sat empty. metro put out sandbags in cleveland park. >> we have been getting flood warnings so kind of have been buried about that the past few weeks so hopefully it will lay off here in a little bit. reporter: this resident says she hopes to keep her basement from flooding. >> i have my sump pump and have somebody to take care of it to make sure things are working fine. i checked it out today. reporter: these parking lots and retail developments can cause flash flooding even more so than the rising creeks and riverbeds. it is the rain that comes washing off of paved are

[cheers and applause] hi, alyssa. how are you? come on over. wow.

and alyssa is trading a long ride from the suburbs to a short walk to work. >> it's different and different is not bad. >> an old warehouse son, they developed housing here more than 20 years ago he credited the wildly popular schuylkill banks park where people will spend big to live. >> we see modest amounts of infrastructure making big invest manies it has probably gone up tenfold. >> there was a neighborhood concern, sun reflecting off the glass with plans off the commune you gardens next door, the arc tebt explain its was designed to use less reflective materials. >> this portion here, that is why this portion has punched hole opening and has solid elements. >> the expected completion date. summer of 2018. >>> zip car is now available in wilmington. dennis williams along with members of city council cut the ribbon in rodney square today. residents can secure a car with a mobile app or by phone up to a year in advance. >>> seniors from philadelphia central high school became alumni this morning, the commencement ceremony for class 274, that is how they say it at central was held at the k

from new york city please welcome alyssa renkas! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. you. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> wow. so they call you wonder woman? >> absolutely. >> now, how would winning this money help you be more wonderful? >> [chortles] so i have two children. they're 10 and 12. it would definitely help for, you know, taking care of some of their educational expenses. i work full-time selling medical supplies and i also am a yoga teacher. so i would really love to open my own little studio maybe make a little cafe a little smoothie bar. so this would definitely help to realize some of those dreams. >> wow. i admire that hustle that you have. it's such a wonderful thing. listen, we're gonna get right into it. just to recap, you are working your way through round 1.

alyssa at ucsf have done a groundbreaking study of sugar sweetened beverages on our aging cells it can take up to 5 years of live with a person are type 2 diabetes can you talk about the harm in loss of years if you drink the sugar sweetened beverage. >> to repeat question is it possible to quantify the number of years of life lost through the accumulation of sugar sweetened beverages i'm not aware of any study that has done that particular it requires a mathematical modeling so the answer is going to be no however, we do know that type 2 diabetes is in itself reduces our lifespan from 8 to 9 years and as far as sugar sweetened beverages just having one increases diabetes by 25 percent you can make some back of the envelope estimation to the best of your knowledge not done but by drinking sugar sweetened beverage you might make the that's the back of the envelope. >> you said it can lead to 8 to 9 years loss ever your life. >> type 2 diabetes you - one the complicated issues you made we tend to talk about this problem as an average xhujs problem the average teenager drinking 1 points 7

family services and a community member on the board of san francisco school but i'm here how represent alyssa a parent at horse mann and the 3 top reasons shield like to be considered for this position is her role as a parent of two school children that attend a public and has the first hand needs of the families and in addition at bonding heats shields ground up in mexico has a stronger need and the pressures growing up in mexico she understands the trinthsz people have and equipped to really represented that in a solutions oriented approach being a low income and the other important thing to know she's currently only staff for the parent at public schools specifically in school governance she has a lot of experience working with the english learning families and understanding the school side budgeted and commending communicating with the teachers and restorative program this is critical to have that voice so that experience helps her deal with the diversity as an advocate of families and a parent with needs she'd love to have that position i can answer any questions you have. >> and she cur

it's something his older sister alyssa says she's had to deal with. >> they said i look digusting. rat. they picked on what i look like, my nose. >> reporter: alyssa says cyberbullying can be fast and furious, with kids piling on mean comments. >> adults could usually say oh just ignore them, brush it off but it can really get to someone's child if it's constantly happening every single day. they don't feel the loneliness that their child might feel. >> reporter: now, her brother connor is about to deal with some cyberbullies. and their dad is watching from our watchmobile. the bully takes a picture of our victim, and posts it with this comment. >> he's like, "no wonder why he voted harry potter. that's who he bases his outfit on. #nerd." >> and then connor sees all the comments? >> connor sees he's following. >> reporter: the bully turns up the heat, calling our victim "the biggest nerd ever" and then writing -- >> the latest comment, you'd be so much better if you wore a bag over your head." >> reporter: this time, one of the bullies actually asks connor to "like" the post. >> bu

alyssa harrington is why a little pink pill is so controversial. >> reporter: many advocates say it's breakthrough for women's health. it's known as the little pink pill or lady viagra. it's by sprout pharmaceuticals. its purpose is to stimulate sexual desire and to improve the sex lives of women with lowly libido. it would be used to treat female sexual dysfunction special cli desire disorder. hsdd affects 1 in 10 women. today an fda advisory committee is holding a hearing to discuss the pill its safety and effectiveness and if the drug should go on sale. if approved it would be the first drug of its kind on the market. advocates for female reproductive health trying to get it approved for years. they argue there's many drugs to treat sexual dysfunction in women and none for women. two other attempts to get it passed failed. some experts argue in recent studies there's not been a significant difference between women that took the pill and those who took a placebo. one thing to look at are side effects. these do include nausea and fatigue. live in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank yo

where two teens were attacked and they lost limbs but the benches still are open to the public with alyssa joining with the latest. >> officials say it is is extremely wear to have more than one attack and do not know if they are dealing with a same shark. >> frightening scene on a north carolina beach a 13-year-old girl struggling on the sand pleading and in shock after being attacked by a shark. she was bit on the leg and lost an arm. then just over an hour later at the same stretch of beach, a second shark attack. this time, a 15-year old boy stepped into hope. >> i pulled off the shirt and tied it around his arm and he was screaming is this real, and...is this a movie... >> both were in waste deep water when attacked on sunday and this happened at the popular vacation and fishing spot the third shark attack in the same county in just four days. thursday, a shark took a bite out of a girl's board. >> would i swim in the water? >> i would. >> the fire chief said the sheriff office will have helicopters monitoring the coastline and despite the attacks, the beaches are still open. >> there

. >> okay, alyssa james on twitter, she writes in: after last night's impressive performance by carlieeign i -- forney 30 for walker, 30 for fiorina and 30 for rubio. >> i'm sticking with the same top three. i put a little bit more money into scott walker. i think is he positioning himself very well in the republican primary. i don't know though if is he positioning himself well enough for the general, is he moving pretty far to the right, i think, to help coalesce his republican base. that may hurt him him later. certainly helping him over somebody like jeb bush. also put another $5 in my martini fund because i'm going to need it after this primary is over. >> could be a long run. >> paul mirsz writes in 50 for walker, 25 for bush and first bet on donald trump $25. steve, do you have those chips? >> i don't have any money on donald trump. people will be surprised to hear. i gave marco rubio a boost this week. $50 on marco rubio. 30 on scott walker. 15 on jeb bush and 5 on ted cruz. look, i think marco rubio benefits not only because the "new york times" tried to go after him twice thi

. >> reporter: alyssa adipiana is an attorney. the new rule will only affect marin county and rural areas because they don't require up front payment. but there's a catch a person must show up for their court dates or else it's pay up front. the law center says the policy doesn't go far enough that the state still needs to find a way to help the more than 4 million california drivers who haved had their licenses revoked for failure to pay fines or missing a court appearance. >> if they want community service, they want to make a payment plan. they want to tell a judge they can't afford to pay the ticket and work something out. they can't do anything of that just because they missed that initial deadline. >> reporter: for now the state has taken this first step. in marin county, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> so a hot day out there. we had that record in gilroy. 109degrees. that was the only record but it was hot. these are more cities we didn't pick up. i showed you the cities that were 100 and over. these are more cities that

getting a lot of pictures on facebook and twitter, alyssa sent this in on twitter. this is almost like a mesocyclone, when you get to the center of the storm you try to spin a funnel cloud or tornado and in this area at this time there was a tornado warning in king of prussia. 83 in philadelphia, a sea breeze at the shore where it is quiet at 76 degrees and 82 in reading and slightly on the humid side, a severe thunderstorm watch for most of the mid-atlantic, it does not include the shore until 8:00 tonight and storms are peppered through the region and even though there is not a solid line there areville storms, super cell storms with rotation popping up across the area, and even into 2:00 in the morning, we have a slow front that is coming up in the west, storms we are tracking into the early morning hours on wednesday, but by late tomorrow morning, late tomorrow afternoon the sunshine returns and it's quieter here this time tomorrow. the four day at 4:00, giving way to sun and 87 degrees, and a spotty storm possible on thursday and most of the day is dry and we w

abc7 news reporter uh alyssa harrington plans to push the town forward. >> kevin hart knows he has a bit of a mess to clean up. his predecessor was ousted by the town's governing board and criticized for how he handled the scandal that stole a sergeant's gun. >> i think he made some mistakes. clearly he made a mistake in handling that matter. >> hart is looking at the controversy as an opportunity. he told me over the phone there is a lot of questions and concerns in town with previous leaders. this was a period in kensington's history that was very public and we have got to move past that. hart is a retired sheriff commander and serves on the dublin city council. there is still debate over his position. he will serve as the police chief and the interim city manager. >> some people feel there is a conflict of interest. i don't think there is a conflict of interest per say but i do say it presents difficulties. they are very different jobs. they are looking at other options down the road. his first order of business is to tackle the budget. abc7 news. >> amazingly nobody was hurt when

. >> this is the funeral for eli and -- >> alyssa katz, elijah stai's mother, doesn't understand whategotiate. chinese factories are making a fortune, she says, selling poison. >> what would you like to say to them? >> how dare you come into my country and sell drugs to our children? >> do you think they care? >> no. they don't care. >> cnn has learned the synthetic drugs that killed melissa's son, elijah, and christian bjerk were most likely made in china. and so far there appears to be no movement by the u.s. to find and prosecute the manufacturer of this synthetic poison. chris myers, the federal prosecutor in this case, will not discuss the source of the chemicals. and that is not good enough for debbie and keith bjerk. >> i would like to know the name of the factory where these drugs were manufactured. >> you don't know the name of the factory? >> no. i have not been told the name of the factory. >> do they know it? >> i'm sure they do. and i would like to -- you know, i said what can i do? write letters, whatever. and i've been told that -- >> it's like -- >> -- it would be sort

alyssa tried it, tom tried it. it is in the a matter of how thin and tall you are good my arms are long. >> my arms are long too. >> it is flexibility. >> it is flexibilitiy cannot even get close to doing it. >> you need to try it to see who is flexible enough. >> i have tried it. but you have come close. >> no you come cleese. >> i'm not touching it. >> look at how easy. >> she does make it look easy. >> can she do both at the same times. >> i love myself, i love myself. >> she's good though. >> my goodness. >> tracie, she watches every day and says you have to be flexible and double jointed. >> it is flexibility. are you double jointed jade. >> in. >> close. >> i don't know. >> yes. >> she does make it look easy. >> what doctors say is be careful. >> we are just bored in the world. >> things people come up with to do. >> yes who sticks around and says i wand ferry can touch my hand to mize belly button behind my back. >> hey, look at this... >> what do we call this challenge. >> the finger separation challenge. >

. >> reporter: 16-year-old alyssa lopez is working hard to get healthy. >> i felt i was bigger than mostso i wanted to change it. so i started eating healthier and going to the gym with my mom and she's really helped me. >> reporter: she says it's becoming easier to lose weight and she's happier. don champion cbs news. >> these new recommendations also remind parents about the importance of sleep for children. kids who sleep less than nine hours a night are more likely to be overweight or obese. >>> nasa is vowing to move forward following another failed mission to the international space station. the spacex falcon 9 was carrying supplies yesterday but it blew up just 2 minutes after lift-off. this is the third failed cargo launch in just eight months. california company behind the rocket has a two-and-a-half-billion-dollar contract to deliver astronauts to the space station and that could start as early as 2017. >> right now we're two years out. do you think that timeline will be affected? >> i think it's too early to really make those discussions about if it's going to affect the timel

. >> okay, alyssa james on twitter, she writes in: after last night's impressive performance by carlierina and 30 for rubio. >> i'm sticking with the same top three. i put a little bit more money into scott walker. i think is he positioning himself very well in the republican primary. i don't know though if is he positioning himself well enough for the general, is he moving pretty far to the right, i think, to help coalesce his republican base. that may hurt him him later. certainly helping him over somebody like jeb bush. also put another $5 in my martini fund because i'm going to need it primary is over. >> could be a long run. >> paul mirsz writes in 50 for walker, 25 for bush and first bet on donald trump $25. steve, do you have those chips? >> i don't have any money on donald trump. people will be surprised to hear. i gave marco rubio a boost this week. $50 on marco rubio. 30 on scott walker. 15 on jeb bush and 5 on ted cruz. look, i think marco rubio benefits not only because the "new york times" tried to go after him twice this week and missed, and missed badly particularly in t

swain: alyssa writes, when i visited nashville, i was shocked at all the plaques. use later, i visited again. why would they allow those buildings to be torn down? ms. hunt: progress. that is just -- i have worked in a preservation for 40-some years. if we didn't have a need to preserve buildings i wouldn't be in the field. the polk home was torn down in nashville. the great-niece kept the artifacts together until they could find a home. that is what the museum of -- in columbia is. montpelier, the madison's home in private hands for years. and really not saved until the 1980's. these things go on and on all the time. the homes of the presidents are deemed to be among the most important, but in some cases you have multiple homes that one president lived in. ms. swain: as we say goodbye to dolly madison's influence sheldon cooper asks, as influential as dolley was on future first ladies, did sarah polk provide guidance to future first ladies? ms. hunt: yes. she was alive until the early 90's. solley died in 1849. sarah was the embodiment of the elegant first lady af

gavin alyssa and angelina. his vehicle at a recall put out in 2011. he bought the car in 2014. he had no clue the vehicle may be defect is. he fell through the cracks. my question is how can nhtsa make sure -- >> thank you for a county map. everyone at nhtsa could give you a number appeared in 2013 or 32719 lives lost on the roadways. we know the exact number because you gave the 60th of the lost their lives worldwide you give a name and face one of the dems. i think the concerns raised here earlier is not a person who had a used car that had a recall notice now. so people are buying used cars are renting cars that have defects that are not being fixed beforehand. .. this allows me to highlight of the consent order that has been signed that will allow us to direct testing. previously that was almost exclusively on root cause now we have the ability to make sure the testing goes to the adequacy to the question which is a variety of possible solutions and we need to make sure the testing goes on to examine those to make sure the replacements will be effective long-term. >> are th

for athletes like usa gymnast alyssa sims that teamwork is what it's all about. >> there's no "i" inhletes. you saw brooklyn decker in the piece. these a global ambassador. she has an aunt with intellectual disabilities and will be part of a special we're going to do to highlight some of the athletes and give people a background. tim shriver said something, what can i do what can i do? people volunteer and donate upon but sometimes they can't do that. he said if you're a parent and you're having a play date invite a special needs child in the neighborhood. something that we all can do and john green my executive producer who has twins welded up and right then he said that's what he's going to do. >> great idea. >> you had a great moment with one of the participants. >> oh yes. oh i wish you could have seen this. we had a few little snafus and when i handed it off because the relay was continuing and i bent down and i kissed her and she said, let's go, people. all this stuff, let's go. but it was quite a moment and all leads up to espn's coverage which begins july 25th for more on how

he left mind a wife, nicole, and three kids devin alyssa and angelina. his vehicle had a recall put out in 2011. he bought the car in 2014. he had no clue that the vehicle may be defective. he fell through the cracks. my question is how can nhtsa make sure carlos never happens again? how can we track the ownership of the vehicle with recall notices? >> first, thank you for recounting that. everyone at nhtsa could give you a number. in 2013 there were 13,792 lives lost on our roadways we know the exact number thank you because you gave to the six people that lost their numbers worldwide you gave a name and a face to one of those victims and i think the concern which has been raised here earlier that that was a person that had a used car that had a recall notice out and so people are buying used cars or renting cars that have recalls, defects, acknowledged defects that are not being fixed beforehand. so we are looking for through grow america the improvement act that's been introduced, ways of trying to fix that gap. >> some have to find ways and as make s

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