. >> a company in estonia created the grill krcube. >> just light the box, you're ready to grill in tenes. >> they're saying this is an eco-friendly way to grill because it has no flammable chemicals. it has lighter fluid in it. you light the cardboard. by the time the cardboard is completely burned, your coals are ready. >> grill cube, the easier way to grill. >> it's a good idea. you don't have to mess with the big bags. it does impede a bit on the grill master's manhood. part of it is getting the grill going, saying, you know, i got the perfect grill here. it's a matter of pride. >> but maybe you can have these for back up. >> or you just use this, like when no one is looking. oh, man, i made the perfect gril grill. >> look at this. an obstacle course in the trees. >> this is the coolest, newest way to challenge your body. >> this is awesome. >> the adult playground in the trees, next on "right this minute." ♪ >>> camping, a perfect summertime activity. throw in a fire, perfect "right this minute" video. and forget slip and slides. it's all about the backyard slide of doom. >> it's a

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does estonia even have computers? the fbi has been working to eradicate the virus. more than 4 million computers were affected worldwide. it was thought if people were unable to look at the internet, they'd be forced to look at pornography. fortunately, very few were affected. >> jenny from spokane, washington, posted a picture of her dog buttons wearing a bandana. and this -- ♪ >> jimmy: great job, estonia. those are "johnny carson show" curtains. did any of you see the new "spider-man" movie this weekend [ cheers and applause ] "the amazing spider-man" was the number one movie at the box office. grossed $338 million. narrowly edging out mitt romney. last weekend, a movie about a violent teddy bear was number one. it's a very good time to be 8 years old. it really is. some people complained that this new spider-man movie was too similar to the first one which how different do you expect a spider-man movie to be? he's spider-man. he got bit by spider-man. what do you want him to do? go to dental school? the big success of the spider-man movie means a big boost for o

. >>> last year the fbi busted a ring of computer hackers in estonia. now the soft wear would redirect people to different sites, racking up millions of dollars in illegal fees. since then, the fbi has been using ultimate servers to keep the infected computers online. but on monday, that system is being shut down. that could mean no internet for 64,000 computer users. do want to know if your computer is infected. looking on to dcwg.org. if your computer has a virus, the site will tell you how to fix it. i tried it earlier. only takes a minute. >>> in response to an analysis of power restorations, tonight pep cois out with some new numbers. >> and our investigative reporter used the new data to compare pep co's restoration times to everybody else. >> reporter: we analyzed the same numbers utilities claimed for themselves through the fourth of july, finding day after day, pep comostly with the lowest or near lowest restorations of the bunch. in the 24 hours after the storm according to pep coit had restored only 20% of its customers, compared to the much

>> the fbi has been on the case since last year when agents busted a ring of computer hackers in estoniae scam infected hundreds of thousands of computers around the world and controlled them through rogue servers. the hackers would redirect people to different websites and rack up millions of dollars in illegal fees. the challenge for the fbi was if they shut down the hackers' servers, they'd wipe out the internet connection for all the victims. instead, they set up alternate servers, which took control of the infected computers. that temporary system is shutting down on monday which means about 64,000 computers in the u.s. will be cut off. the fbi is directing users to a special website to see if they're infected. www.dcwg.org. the site will check for the virus and tell you how to fix it. many others are still at risk and the fbi thinks about 50 major u.s. corporations are infected as well. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> follow-up on that south florida lifeguard fired after leaving his post to help save a drowning man. tomas lopez lost his job to rescue a tourist in trouble.

it's in estonia. >> gretchen: i guess it's only in estonia. sorry, american women.oming up. we begin with a disturbing story. they vanished in broad daylight and now police are getting desperate for new clues in the case of two missing iowa cousins. steve brown is live in chicago with the very latest on this story. good morning. >> good morning. it turns out the very latest on this story happened at a vigil last night for lira cook and elizabeth collins, the two missing cousins in iowa last season on friday. according to family members of the missing girls, f.b.i. dogs flown in from quantico, virginia yesterday hit on the scent of the two girls and followed it for a distance, we are told. or at least that is what is being reported. the f.b.i. has not confirmed that as of yet. but family members meanwhile, still cling to hope. >> i've run over everything in my mind 1,000 times and it's impossible. we try hold on to whatever kind of hope you have. >> it has been friday afternoon was the last time that we have any report of someone seeing lira cook, age ten, or elizabe

estonia was compared to marty mcfly in "back to the future 2."me everyone might want to take a note from the italian, they are olympians atop the best-dressed lists today. . the man behind the italian uniform the none other than mr. georgio armani. that always helps. that's "world news" for this saturday. see you again tomorrow night. for david muir and all of us at abc news, thanks so much for watching. have a good night.

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tough weekend the injuries of being pretty heavy but you know we've had some work done by french estoniaspain fantasy basically last couple of days and finally with a big games less than a month away seventeen more places have been saken on the russian scene it follows three days of trials in canoeing and kayaking here in moscow beijing gold medalist maxime misses out however on the chance to defend his title i have to agree on so has this story. this year's championship of russia is used not only to determine the best athletes domestically but also to find out who will are presenting the country at the olympic games in london the two hundred meters men's single race in canoeing was one of the most anticipated events russia's only olympic champion in beijing. was betting for his fourth consecutive summer games ticket but he failed to outsmart the a position in this final six time world champion he won still came home first to make it into his first olympics and the coaching staff believe every winner of the russian championship deserves to go to london. i think you have selected the best

estonia was compared to marty mcfly in "back to the future 2."me everyone might want to take a note from the italian, they are olympians atop the best-dressed lists today. the man behind the italian uniform the none other than mr. georgio armani. that always helps. that's "world news" for this saturday. i will see you again tomorrow night. for david muir and all of us at abc news, thanks so much for watching. have a good night. if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. my fatheher'hands didn't build this company. my hands didn't build this company. through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punisheds we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve th message.

estonia was compared to marty mcfly in "back to the future 2."t's never easy to dress a group of adults in matching outfits. next time everyone might want to take a note from the italians. they are olympians atop the best-dressed lists today. the man behind the italian uniform the none other than mr. georgio armani. that always helps. that's "world news" for this saturday. i will see you again tomorrow night. for david muir and all of us at abc news, thanks so much for watching. have a good night. >> ama: dozens turn out to help search for a missing pacifica woman. abc-7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm. >> ama: a collision in san bruno killed two people. three went the hospital, including the responsible driver. the multivehicle crash happened at 12:15 this afternoon just off the westbound i-380 exit. you can see from the video how violent this crash was. authorities tell us a car traveling east ran into several other vehicles that were stopped on the street. two people in one of the cars that was h

that is a hotel and located in estonia. the secluded location it was decided on purpose.ct says he hopes the unique design will catch on and around the world. >> pretty clever. less than a month to go before the olympic games in london. a rather unique competition is already under way. competitors dressed in horn- rimmed glasses and take part in a type of surfing. they cannot spell the cocktail. there is an event where they are jousting. with's also jousting umbrellas on bicycles. he goes down! >> i think cocktails are an important element. >> that is more fun when u.s. you have had a few. >> getting kind of busy on southbound route 10. we will talk about some other problems to avoid. >> some rain showers to our south, but not in ocean city. 73 degrees. at the airport, 69. ♪ oh yeah, this is what a weekend getaway should feel like. and does. if you're here that is. feel the fun. feel the hamptonality. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. john leopold will stand trial. a judge has denied a request to dismiss his case. he is charged with misusing his police security deta

the fbi has been on the case since last year when agents busted a ring of computer hackers in estonia. the scam infected hundreds of thousands of computers around the world and control them through roca servers. they would redirect people to different websites and racked up millions of dollars in the legal fees but if the fbi shut down the hacker servers and it would have immediately wiped out the internet connection for all of the victims. so instead the fbi set up temporary alternate servers which took control of the infected computers. but those shutdown on monday. >> when these temporary servers are taken down by the fbi, your computer will not be able to connect to the internet even if you have a proper cable connection. >> that is why the fbi has been directing users to this website since april, d c w g.org allows you to check for the virus and tells you how to fix it. >> i relieved to know that i will not lose my internet on monday. >> as many as 64,000 other computers are at risk. the fbi thinks that as many as 60 major american corporations are affected as well. to find a lin

turns out women in estonia, new zealand and south africa closed the i.q. from a man that admitted he makes out with his dog, okay? >> eric: you're up. >> andrea: all righty. >> dana: got you good. >> andrea: speaking of women, smart women laughing all the way to the bank as a supermodel said. kate upton in the middle of the controversy, the supermodel who has taken heat for her weight come out and fired back. she is not going to take it anymore. she says i'm not going to starve myself just to be thin. i want to enjoy my life. i can't, i'm not eating and i'm miserable. i totally agree. this girl is not only hot, she is smart, because she is laughing all the way to the bank. the blogger who said the nasty things came out and said she was getting death threat and admitted to being anorexic herself and apologized saying natural thing for hot and healthy and smart intelligent kate. >> eric: move on. you're up? >> dana: america lost a great thinker, developer. stein cubby died in idaho last night, 79 years old. he wrote the "7 habits of highly effective people."

. >> hackers in estonia affected hundreds of computers worldwide.f you were infected, the men you tried to go to a website you will be direct today a malware site. >> this was malware that would either steal their money or put up ads and the government shut them down. >> the operation began in 2007. originally they infected some 4 million computers in 100 countries, according to the fbi. they managed to make about $14 million, you which technology consultant larry said was their goal all along. >> there was a lot of money made. they were basically displaying ads to people who wouldn't normally see those ads and you do that for millions you make a lot of money. >> they were arrested last year in operation ghost click. as they went to shut them down, agents realized it would kick infected computers off the web so the fbi installed their own clean servers to keep people on line. monday they shut them down. anyone who has not cleaned up their computers will be thrown off their i.p. addresses. he said since the fbi investigation, the problem is no longer

. >> hackers in estonia affected hundreds of computers worldwide. if you were infected, the men you tried to go to a website you will be direct today a malware site. >> this was malware that would either steal their money or put up ads and the government shut them down. >> the operation began in 2007. originally they infected some 4 million computers in 100 countries, accord together fbi. they managed to make about $14 million, you which technology consultant said was their goal all along. >> there was a lot of money made. they were basically displaying ads to people who wouldn't normally see those ads and you do that for millions you make a lot of money. >> they were arrested last year in operation ghost click. as they went to shut them down, agents realized it would kick infected computers off the web so the fbi installed their own clean servers to keep people on line. monday they shut them down. anyone what has not cleaned up their computers will be thrown off their ip addresses. the problem is no longer as large as it was in 2007. >> i think mos

he was also called a hero by the tourist from estonia who he pulled to safety. >> lopez if you remember was fired because he went outside his designated area to save the guy. he was offered his job back, but turned the offer down saying, now he needs to focus on the bigger picture. i think that is just deserts for that guy. he saved a life. and losing your job for saving a life. >> high is very handsome. the bigger picture, i see commercials, acting, reality shows, i see, sort of that baywatch type thing. very attractive. >> slow motion running down the beach. everything just. everything just. >> i can see it. >> toned and tan. >> see that? >> i know you like that, willis. >> oh. >> willis. >> very handsome. >> coming up next -- [ laughter ] one of the country's most recognized stores will soon be off-limits. >> later the latest chapter in the "batman" series that has fans buzzing. you are watching "world news now." ♪ batman >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- independence? wher who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier powe

of countries in the past couple of decades have pulled ahead, including georgia, india, peru, and estonia, for example. professional economists and investors, political scientists, and all sorts abundance are not particularly good at predicting success for that matter. many are not even good at looking back and explaining why some countries have succeeded and why some have failed. the inability to predict the future is understandable, since that depends on all sorts of complex factors and also a very frequent, arbitrary decision of politicians. there is, however, such a thing as detecting patterns of development and causes for growth. we at the cato institute have done quite a bit of work with our friends and colleagues at the fraser institute in canada on the importance of economic freedom in establishing prosperity. and while we publish an index of economic freedom around the world that does establish strong empirical relationships with human progress, that index by itself cannot tell you why some countries are more likely to reform or why some will stick to building the types of sound

maybe the estonia finance minute certificate may do it.ack to you. >> i doubt we'll be hearing bob dimon's name. a note for your diary, ecb president mario draghi will be addressing the european parliament's committee on economic and monetary affairs at 2:30 central european time, 1:30 here in london. stay tuned for any headlines out of that. >>> in japan sluggish orders in may is calling the recovery into question. we have the story live from tokyo. >> reporter: yes. japan's current account surplus dropped 62% from a year earlier to 2.7 billion dollars before seasonal adjustment. while the fear was less than half of what "the economist"s predicted it dropped for the 15th straight month. the strong yen was partly to blame. separate data showed many machinery orders dropped 15% from the previous month. the double digit fall significantly underperformed expectations for a much smaller 2.6% decline and came after a decent 5.7% gain in april. but the government played down the numbers citing tecing technicalities. bank of japan is not too conc

cyberthieves from estonia were able to infect about 4 million computers worldwide with this really nasty computer virus. this malicious software. and that software forced unsuspecting users to fraudulent websites and interfered with web browsing.fbi broke up this ring last year but quickly concluded, ashleigh, if you turn off these bad internet servers, these corrupted ones, it would knock people off the internet. they did something clever, pretty unprecedented. they replace ed the bad servers with good, clean servers. if you get didn't gets prepared, unfortunately you're out of luck. >> i was realizing i had checked my computer at home. last night i went to that website, dcwg.org. it pops up a full screen green icon. if you're infected it shows up red. for anybody who didn't get the chance to do that, is it too late to do that and what can you do? >> well, it is pretty much too late because if you lost service you can't access that site, right? we have to say this was a pretty effective public service campaign that most people in recent days did go to that site if they had a problem and

last year the fbi and some other organizations arrested some guys in estonia. what they were doing is changing where you went when you typed in a web address. if you typed in cbs.com. you would show up someplace else. >> what do you need to do between now and monday to protect yourself? >> you have to check and see whether your computer and home network is infected. dns-ok.us. you'll get a nice graphic that's red or green. green means you're fine. red means you need to download software. it will take care of the virus there. it will reset the dns numbers. >> if you download that software, you're in the clear. >> you should be in the clear, that's right. >> how many people could be affected by this shutdown? >> the estimate is several hundred thousand still that aren't paying attention. this has been known for quite some time. there's been all kinds of warnings, we sent the car, the boat the helicopter. now it's time to do something. but the worst case scenario here is that you won't be able to do anything until you do the fix. the fix is really quite simple. if

this goes all the way across the globe to estonia.ng easy to handle and just do without our help and without our vigilance. so a couple of things i think folks need to do. number one, i'm still surprised, carol, a lot of people don't update their anti-virus software. many people buy computers. it comes with the anti-virus software on it but they fail to know that know you have to subscribe every year to make sure it is active. so, that's first and foremost. secondly, back up all of your important data, your movies, your files, your irs forms, any documents, anything, back that stuff up on an external drive so you always have another copy of the data in case your machines become infected. >> okay. i'm doing that right now. >> please. >> i know. >> i don't want to scare people, but this is real. we have to pay apension to it these things. we are computing. we are doing everything from banking to searching for health information to looking up jobs to connecting with relationships through the internet so it is a big deal that we be a litt

. >> i'm sure the government of estonia is really ticked. >> we'll have to see the estonian version ofaily news this morning. >> the losers who cost us our tourism. >>> 18 minutes past 5:00 in the morning on the east coast. a good time to get you your "early reads," the newspapers. before they're even out in print, we've quot them figured out. "ledger enquirer" in columbus, georgia. parents in an embarrassing brawl at a little league baseball game. the video on your screen tells the story. here are the beats. friday night. it broke out after a bunch of adults got into it. when it was over, two adults were facing one count each of disorderly conduct. yeah, the cops had to get in on this one. one of the league's administrators said this is the most disgusting thing he's seen in little league. according to the police report, you don't often hear about a police report at little league, apparently the brawl actually was sparked because there was an argument about the music, the music being played for the kids on the field. >> i don't even know how you get from there into this. >> i do not k

this started five years ago and some cyber criminals from estonia were able to infect 4 million computersldwide and they got malicious software. that software took, you know, computer users unknowingly to fraudulent web sites and the fraudulent advertising. the fbi were able to break it up, but what they quickly discovered, suzanne, if they got rid of the bad servers if you will, it will knock people off of the internet. so they replaced the bad servers with their own servers and a temporary band-aid and now the band-aid is coming off. so if you didn't get the software taken care of, of course, you can't connect to the internet. >> how should you if you don't have an internet connection, what should you do today? >> well, that is a good question. you know, the best advice i think that we can give folks is that they can call the internet service provider and hopefully they can walk them through it. they can also take their computer if they have the time to a computer repair shop and maybe a third al teternative is you have a computer, a spare computer to check out the resources and take it

and when you look at what's happened in estonia in 2007, the monument issue, look at what happened in latvia, lithuania, georgia, azerbaijan, kurdistan and ore countries that have been -- other countries that have been hit with cyber attacks. we've gone from exploiting networks for intellectual property to attacks. and these attacks have been disruptive in nature. and this is like the kids all screaming at once at supper time. it happened every night. and -- that was a joke, i'm sorry, i can go shore. [laughter] slower. no jokes, okay. [laughter] the kids screaming every night and you're trying to talk, have a conversation, you can't communicate. as soon as they're quiet, you can communicate. in a disruptive service attack is much like that. your pipes, the communications pipes are filled up with this spam or botnet e-mail, and there are different versions of this that either block the communications channel or use up the computer capability of your system. either way you can't communicate. but as soon as that stops and that's cleared out, you can go back to communications. what i am

host: first caller, estonia, north carolina. charles, democrats alike.ler: i want to understand why in the world knowing that he is the ceo and chairman of bain company that people would believe he had no say so or nothing in bain capital. it don't make sense. if he is the ceo. but whether he left in control still had to report to him. -- whoever he left in control. i don't understand people should not believe he is not being fair telling us the truth. he is hiding something and it will come out sooner or later. if aid does not tell the truth i do not think he deserves to be president because the is being dishonest. guest: i think charles basically and capsulate of argument the obama campaign is making against governor romney and i think that is the problem, as many times as bain and governor romney explained he had no management -- actually, the explanation shifted. most recently an adviser did an interview on sunday saying well, he retired at retroactively. i think the explanations are hard for people to understand when they see the court -- firms -- f

and estonia.n: i didn't take a victory lap. >> eric: it was memorable. >> gretchen: if i could do the worm i would. i can't do it. those five different countries was done by a new zealand researchers. those are the facts. they are hot. >> eric: it was an iq study. >> steve: without a dad dads are less cool than moms. that is just true . eric was talking about it . gretch, dancing, you don't want to see dads dancing. i do owe me a dance. that was a direct lie i was doing the worm. you need to do it because you lost the bet. kerry kennedy pled not guilty to driving while impaired just days after she side swiped a tractt tract on a new york highway. the 52 year old claims it was not drugs and alcohols that caused the crash but a seizure. >> i want to apologize to the driver of the truck i hit . i remember getting on the highway and i have no memory until i was stopped at a traffic light and a police officer was at my car door. >> gretchen: kennedy said he might have taken the ambian pill instead of t

when you look at what has happened in estonia in 2007, look at what has happened in latvia, lithuanians, georgia, azerbaijan, kurdistan and other countries that have been hit with inside attacks. we've gone from exporting. intellectual property to attack. and these attacks have been disrupted in nature and this is like the kids all screaming at once at suppertime. it happens every time. there was a joke. i'm sorry. [laughter] the kids are screaming every night and you are trying to have a conversation and can't communicate. as soon as they are quiet you can communicate and disruptive for distributive to service attack is much more like that. the pipes are filled up so block the communications channels or use of the computer capability of your system. either way, you can't communicate but as soon as that stops and it's clear out, you can go back to communications. but i am concerned about and what i think we really need to be concerned about is when of these transition from a destructive to destructive attacks to it it has to be released. if the bio source other portion were destroyed, y

attacks in warfare when hackers inside russia reportedly took down the command-and-control systems in estonia in 2007, and that was five years ago, roughly a lifetime ago, in the realm of cyber attack capability. senior national security experts from across the political spectrum have sounded the alarm about this threat. leon panetta at his confirmation hearing to be secretary of defense -- "the next pearl harbor we confront could very well be a cyber attack. it cripless our power systems, our grid, our security systems, our financial systems, our governmental systems." bob mueller testified, "the cyber threat which cuts across all programs will be the number-one threat to our country." we are dealing with the number-one threat to our count country. i am pleased to be an original cosponsor of the cybersecurity act of 2012 with senators lieberman, collins, rockefeller, and carper, and i'd really like it thank them for their tireless work on this legislation over the past several years. this act has seven titles, each of them addressing a key gap in our nation's cyber laws. i'd like to just --

they jumped from a 1,000 foot tv tower in estonia. one calls it intense.ty of new york. don't be too jealous of the puptials as bride and groom are spayed and neutered. that's no fun. back to al for a check of your weather. >> never surprises me. you guys liked the concert. [ cheers and app let's show you what we've got as far as today. we've got a lot of wet weather now down through texas on into louisiana. houston, galveston and into lake charles, louisiana, we have flash flood watches and flash flood warnings, as well. up to four to seven inches of rain could fall andthone, in florida, we're looking at more heavy rain, as well. expect, again, between the next 24 hours from tallahassee down to naples, anywhere from two to three inches of rain over the next 24. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, cloudy, comfortable, still not very humid. showing the radar right now, a few showers where you see the moving color out in western maryland, some of the highlands and west virginia. close