so tonight, brian wood has more on the risk and the vulnerabilities of connected toys. brian: payton and chris think the robot car kit would be a cool gift. it comes with a wireless camera hooked up to the wi-fi and controlled by an app on a tablet or phone. >> left, right. >> as much fun as it mate be, this toy and others like it are vulnerable to hackers. >> put the toy away. i was able to turn it back on. zoom in to see what they were doing. brian: it was easy. >> it to figure out how to break in the specific toy. brian: he may where black but he is a white hat hacker working for trip wire. a security company. >> any device you put on the network increases your attack surface. >> payton's mom thought she was security conscious at home. >> i never thought of anything with the cameras and people being able to peer in. >> since it's design for kids to learn about software coding so people can learn things and the security issue is not so considered. many companies do what they can to keep it secure but there are steps to take. >> number one, change the password. apply up

brian wood explains the risk of shopping on the secondary market. >> want some toys? brian: she has a lot to dream about at this thrift shop. dad michael li >> used toys definitely. brian: but he knows the risk. >> boys are always into trouble. even with things that are safe. they can make it unsafe if they want to. we check for safety. >> i have seen some really dangerous products. brian: it's mary's business to know what is not safe for kids. >> i see it every day. recall items every day on craigslist. i see them every day when i'm out at other consignment stores sometimes. brian: as the co-owner of baby and me consignment, she has to be careful. >> i have to research. if i can't find the information on it, i won't take it. >> she is researching this set to be sure. >> involving figures and toys manufactured from april 19, 2007. >> sometimes you have to look closely for the numbers. >> so, she is k3005 -- >> she finds good news. >> she is okay. her date code is saying she is all right to sell. >> when you are shopping used you can do this, smart phone, type in the ma

brian: police in cleveland look for this man. he was in custody for shoplifting charges when he escaped from fairview hospital. he was last seen running in the woods near the metro parks. >> brian: it's going to be cold out there. our cold weather continues. if you cut down the tree this weekend, boots and gloves and hat and bundle up and don't forget the ax, clark. winter chill and maybe some rain good morning, it's friday, december 2th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. let's get to the wake-up forecast with our meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. it's 6:30 and we're off to a cloudy and cold start across northeast ohio. you can see there are some lake-effect snowshowers and a little rain off to our east in northwestern pennsylvania. here at home really not much to write home about at all. it's been very quiet today. i do think we get through the morning commute problem-free a again, budged bundle up because it's chilly. 37 at 8:00 and upper 30s by 9:00 and you factor in the breeze and it feels like it's in the upper 20s and lower 30s. even this afternoon as we hit about 40, it won't feel like it. it's going to

brian powers, deer hunter: "yeah, i was the luckiest hunter in the woods that day for sure." powers is hoping they'll meet again. natsot: "alright, we'll see you pal, see you next year bud." the color orange is commonly used to alert hunters not to shoot. join fox six for a special coats for kids collection wednesday. our tom wachs will be at the steinhafels in waukesha -- collecting coats of all sizes -- new or gently used. the first 200 people to donate ticket vouchers to see the harlem globetrotters on new years eve at the bmo harris bradley center find more details on our website fox6now.com. anchors adlib to wx you may have to scrape some snow off your car this morning... but monday. well have cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30s. lows tonight will drop to right around freezing. we may have a few isolated flurries or sprinkles overnight and throughout the day tuesday. the big story heading our way is the colder air well see by midweek. expect highs in the in the single digits starting wednesday and continuing into the start of the weekend. today: mostly cloudy. high:

that means no wood-burning fires. brian herr he has more on what we will call the december chill. >> we are going to get cold tonight. not as cold us last night. we are going to get down to 30 degrees. still below freezing in santa rosa and livermore 31 degrees at that's a whole lot better than the 26 degrees they bottomed out at last night. we have lifted the frost around the bay area. the next couple of days, we're going to gain a couple of degrees a day and tell -- warm doesn't mean -- warmer doesn't mean warm. by the end of the week, it's looks like something will be coming down. >>> new at 6:00, a five-year- old girl rushed to the hospital after flames broke out at a concord apartment complex. cell phone footage captured flames of smoke on laguna street around 2:00 this afternoon. two people were rescued from a balcony after the fire escape. it took about 30 minutes to put out the flames. that five-year-old is being treated for smoke inhalation and is expected to be okay. the fire damaged eight units. 22 people will be

woods. erin: okay! jonathan: she loves tiger. great to see him back. brian: weather wise tonight bundle up. chilly tonight and tomorrow. system. where we should be in the low 50's. the weekend looks chilly but dry. jonathan: all right. thanks. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: want to thank you for watching. >>> tonight, breaking news, reaction pouring in at this hour to donald trump's victory tour. his stop at carrier, announcing he saved hundreds of jobs from going to mexico. just down the road, another factory set to close. critics pouncing. will president-elect make the same deal for e >>> also breaking the school in lockdown, the parents who discovered guns missing at home. they rushed to the school. the hostage drama. the bank robbery suspect holding dozens at gun point. inside their efforts and the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. the death toll now raising. this evening, the announcement from dolly parton.

. >> on the day after thanksgiving, brian powers grabbed his rifle, headed for some woods east of was not for his cell phone, they doubt anyone would believe what happened next. >> all the sudden here comes a deer, and he has an orange scarf on. >> and h waleng, and i said oh, my, he must be somebody's pet or being fed by someone or being taken care of for someone. >> wouldn't be long powers discovered he had a new friend parallel on the logging road where i was off the road he stopped and he turned ' looked right at me. i said wow this is unbelievable. so i called him over. he walked right in. >> hey, you're a cutie. you're do-able. you know that? >> with one hand filming, the unlikely encounter, powers gave the young buck a head rub. >> you state rye by me, you will be okay. >> after about ten minute, the deer wandered off, but that afternoon, as powers was walking out of the woods, he returned, just in time to receive some friendly advice. >> keep your head low, man, make sure people see that orange all right. >> powers said he didn't even think about pulling the tryinger. >> i don

woods. police killed the stabbing suspect. protestors say their reforms are not enough. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the hall of justice with what's changed for police in the last year. >> reporter: there's going to be a protest in front of the hall of justice any minute now since it's been one year since mario woods was shot and killed by police. you have probably seen this cell phone video from last year. 26-year-old mario woods a stabbing suspect surrounded by police officers in the bayview. they told him to drop a knife and eventually shot him, killing him dead on the sidewalk. he was shot more than 20 times. soon after, city of san francisco pushed for reform, creating a "use of force" policy, crisis intersection used to be voluntary in the police department but this year it's mandatory. police officers have to go on 40 hours of training how to deescalate a violent situation often with mentally ill suspect. investigations into police shootings are now turned over to the d.a.'s office. also the city of san francisco declared mario woods day on july 22nd, which is

woods, and not reporting their kills, according to police. news 4 followed along in maryland natural resources police officer brian patrolled state gaming area. >> we get them right when they're coming out of the woods. >> he checks the licenses and gear to make sure no one is targeting dear on priv increasing risk in our area because homes sit in close proximity to designating hunting areas. >> there's a big advantage to it, if it's an area not hunted at all, that's where the deer congregate. >> three west virginia men are scheduled in court in rockville in two weeks accused of illegally hunting at night and out of season in the woods in maryland. many of the incidents we found ended up with people being hurt, even killed. that part of our story tonight on news 4 at 6:00. for now, in poolsville, scott mcfarland. news 4. >>> police hope that surveillance video will help them track down a person who they say robbed a cell phone shop in the district. it happened yesterday in the morning. you can see right there the person walks into the cricket wireless on columbia road in adams morgan and hands someone behind the desk a note. investigators say

brian sienknecht of traer hauled in the northern at the lake of the woods. the blue cats grow large in texas. callyn kohler caught the 40 pounder while fishing with her brother in law jason clark. young caden clark was on that same trip to louisville lake. he's puppy tipped the when a big eel homed in on the chicken livers. and pulling down the curtain is ann langenfeld of iowa city and her 30 inch lake trout she caught in lake superior. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. after hours of debate, an english class in eastern iowa will keep a book in its curriculum. the school districting is reminding parents and students that not everyone will have to read the book. stay with your 24 hour news early morning news. investigators are trying to figure out more about a truck that drove into a walmart, killing three people. police don't think it was an attack. a former eastern iowa university charges. for now he's keeping his current job. a dubuque class will keep a controversial book in its curriculum. but it doesn't mean students have to

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brian regan is accumulating all this information and collecting information in his house and stashing it in the woods. his family does have suspicions, doesn't have suspicions but talk a little bit about that. how he managed to keep that secret from his colleagues and family and then eventually how he was outed. >> so brian regan was a recruit, he was closed off. he didn't really have friends at the nro. he didn't have many friends in his neighborhood and as his wife told me many years later when i was working on the book, that he's not somebody that i even knew you and so the layers of deception that he was able to deploy are as fascinating as the quote that he created. in the book i described him as being a code that i sought to unravel through my recording. he stashed the materials first at the nro itself in one of his cabinets and there's a scene in the book where he goes off on travel duty and the nro office managers come and they are removing excess furniture and they take away hiscabinet . then they unlock it and they discover all thesepapers in it . and they say oh, it probably belongs to the

woods, and not reporting their kills, according to police. news 4 followed along as maryland natural resources police investigator brian canvassed state hunting areas checking to make sure they're not near private homes. >> if we have a complaint saying >> also checking licenses and insuring they're wearing protective colors. our review found dozens of hunters issued citations for violating that in recent months. >> you're looking for orange. >> that's the first thing, making sure they're coming out of the woods wither nj on. >> for their own safety? >> for their own safety. >> they show at least a dozen injuries and one death in the season, including a california man who slipped near these woods, his gun discharged and the man was struck in the face, according to police. hunter kirk minor says he has seen some close calls, too, including men in the woods driking in their tree stands. >> that's a big no no. you don't want to be drinking anything other than soda or water. >> not in this context. >> not when you have a firearm and there's, you know, three or four of you. anything can happen. >> there's been a rising number of mishaps in the woo

brian will be keeping you safe. >>> it's a great honor. it means a lot. >> after a few weeks taking selfies in the woods. >> god speed, john glenn. >> justice hasn't been served yet. >>> good morning and welcome to "sunday today" i'm willie geist. donald trump won't be sworn in as president for more than a month but he's already fighting with his top intelligence ag. trump mocking the cia over its report that the russian government did in fact interfere with the presidential election and did so to help trump win. did putin really swa the vote, and why is trump taking on his own spies? we'll get into that and

woods as the only two-time recipient of the award. >>> that's the news update this hour. back to you guys. brian?t, sue, thank you very much. stocks as we noted hitting session highs once again. we're just now about 50 points away from dow 20,000. now about .3 of 1%. if the buyer keep coming in, it is likely we could -- >> faster than the sellers. >> if there is more buyers than sellers, things could go higher. we could hit 20,000 today. >> we could hit 20,000 while i'm standing here. that's how fast things are moving. it is all about the rotation. we're emphasizing that a lot. that's really what is going on. remember consumer staples, nobody cared about them in november. they have been stronger and stronger again today. so your cisco, whole foods, tyson foods, hormel foods, and dow, disney, coca-cola, they're all coming to the floor now in december. this is what i mean by leadership group. at the same time, groups that were strong in november kind of fall back. we talked about industrial materials. look at what some of the material names have been doing. they're falling back. other groups are re

brian lord. she debuted in the claim shampoo. she landed a number of roles in soapdish. and as meg ryan's wisecracking friend in when harry met sally. but nothing could, woodreen then fisher in star wars. carrie fisher was 60. >>> cinnabon getting backlash for mentioning that cinnabon buns kind of look like her bond as princess leia. now the company is apologizing saying that the deleted tweet was generally meant as a tribute but we should not have posted it and we are truly sorry. >>> a warning for drivers. some certain cars not working. which models are affected coming up. >>> if many people taking down the holiday decorations, there is a push to get christmas trees off the sidewalks. what officials are doing to address the problem. >>> rain in the bay area the past few weeks. is it enough to help in the historic drought? new details after the break. [take vo]çááávoáááÑ we have experienced heavy rain fall early this wet season... but officials say it's too soon declare an end >>> welcome back. we've experienced a lot of rain so far this winter but officials say it's too soon to declare an end to california's drought. california's department of water reso