. >>> the deadline to file a claim with equifax for piece of a data breach settlement in almost a monthonal data of 147 million consumers. equifax agreed to pay a minimum of $575 million in compensation as well as offering free credit monitoring for those impacted. the filing deadline is january 22nd. you can find more information by going to by page, 7 on your side at abc7news.com. >>> holiday shopping may hurt your walt but may also be hurting your relationships. spending habits are one of the biggest sources of secrecy in relationships. what researchers call financial infidelity. it is higher when one partner opts against joint credit cards, pays in cash, or quickly disposes of receipts along with other seek tif behaviors. researchers suggest being open to prevent financial infidelity. do you decide how much everybody is going to spend? >> it's not discussed. it's easier that way. yes dear. >> still to come, bad for business? times are getting tough for what used to be a major tourist destination. >> and santa taking a the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this ro

. >>> a heads up from michael finney, you have just a month left to file a claim with equif equifax. exeq the filing deadline is january 22nd. you can find out more information on the 7 on your side page at abc7news.com. >>> the football team at oakland's mclimans high school hopes to do something only one other team has done for. >> they're ready for their fourth straight state championship win. they are a perfect 11-0 this season. the coach says his players are ready. >> we worked all off season, worked hard. went undefeated. some of the guys first time going to the state game. some guys, we have one kid on the bus who played in all three state games. it means a lot for us. >> only delasalle of concord won four state titles. we say good luck to you all. have a good trip. >> yeah. that's awesome. so much fun. let's talk about dense fog advisory out there. you can see the areas in gray, which is the north bay, san francisco, and the coast. also into the central valley. visibility is a quarter mile or less through the morning commute. it's going to be a dangerous thing in that respect

the fire chief says it would save taxpayers money on equifax a gas and maintenance. >>> after two seasons of delay, crabs are in season tonight. both unloading thousands of crabs. marianne is here with us. >> reporter: some of those crabs are already being served here at fishermen's wharf. >> it is the moment bay area fishermen and seafood lovers have been waiting for. thousands of pounds of fresh crabs arriving in boats in san francisco. fishermen are working on the new easy ride out of berkeley saying it was not easy because of swells higher than 12 feet. >> it was rough though. we got fortunate. >> reporter: fishermen of all dealt with delays and commercial season was supposed to start november 15th but it was moved today because whales enjoyed a long feeding season and there were fear whales would get entangle in this. he says crabs are much bigger this season. that's more meat to sink your teeth into. >> that's good. >> reporter: it means fresh crabs in time of holiday dinners. when the fresh crabs arrive tonight, customers can expect to pay $5 less a pound. >> it is important becaus

breaches, we hear about it on the nude all of the time from oklahoma dep home depot, to target, to the equifaxakes the seriousness of this crime something that everyone needs to focus on. traditionally what we have seen is that the physical security and cyber security, when they plaend this is a term called con ver again vergence out there there is 20 billion interconnected devices worldwide. it is the internet of things. this network increases the surface area that a hostile actor can attack. it makes these devices more vulnerable for intrusion on a going forward basis. as we buy these devices that we become dependent on, we need to be mindful of the security concerns around them. >> i want to point out that ring say that's the camera's have not been breached. they say it is really not their fault, it is the fault of the user. what do they mean, why? >> well, it is not blaming the victim in this one, let me bring you a little context into this, their systems were not infiltrated and they did not have user information or passwords from their service, that is true, however if you go back and lo

equifax agreed to a settlement for the breach that exposed the personal information of 147 million americans. and facebook agree today a record $5 billion penalty for miss handling users' private information the they also introduced plans for a crypto currency. >> sending money should be as easy and secure as sending a message. they joined for viewers cutting the chord. one of the hottest young companies went on life support. we was about to go public. they found more than a billion dollars in losses. the real estate company that provides shared work spaces forced out its ceo and announced thousands of layoffs. >> g.m. settled the longest auto workers strike in 50 years. it lasted six weeks. >>> tesla unveiled the newest creation. the launch didn't go as planned. the long awaited electric cyber truck is made of the same stainless steel as the spacex rocket. those are some of the year's top business stories. diane king hall, cbs news, new york. >> let's get a check of the weather. as i was driving up i noticed strong winds, the kind that almost shift you out of your lane and then the peninsul

ask and this is the same thing we have talked about in many of these data breaches on this show, equifaxerything else, the marriott hack, why aren't they spending more money on the securitization of a product that's inside your house that's touching data that surrounds your children? and secondarily, if you are going to spend that much money in marketing, something as simple as two-factor authentication could basically prevent this. david: anything that endangers your children, that's sacred territory. you don't mess with that. i don't see how they recover from this. oz, great to see you. thank you very much. >>> the fallout from mayor pete's wine cave fund-raiser continues. even actress jane lynch has weighed in. she's going after elizabeth warren for waging class warfare. we've got what she said. more "varney" after this. d my l, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. . . sorry! he's a baby! david: it is an exciting day. we're half an hour into trading. we have a big day of