hackers have stolen the user names and passwords for gmail and other accounts. the experts believe the attack may still be happening. they recommend updating your anti-virus software right away. >>> a bombshell has emerged from the documents that were leaked by edward snowden. the national security agency tracked the locations of up to 5 billion overseas cell phone calls, including those belonging to americans. the tracking picks up the names of the people the users are calling. it does not gather data on american cell phones inside the u.s. >>> president obama is wading into the minimum wage debate, as it grabs a spotlight today in cities coast-to-coast. president obama cled on congress to increase the federal minimum wage. he pressed for an extension to jobless benefits to over a million long-term unemployed people. they expire three days after christmas. >>> meantime, fast food workers across the country will have their say today. they're staging another round of walkouts for higher pay. among the demands, a $15 an hour minimum wage and the right to unionize.

go into a quick search on google for a password manager, and remember, while we know it's facebook, gmail, adp payroll credentials, these campaigns are very common, and labs we're seeing 250,000 new paces of mall wear every day and most of those include functionality like this campaign. so everyone listening to this show should not assume that they're safe because they're not in this particular breach, should get a password manager, secure credentials and change them frequently. >> james, a director of technology strategy. >>> one other thing you can do for things like your bank consider the or gmail, there are often two steps, password setups you can do if you want so you have your password and then you have to get a code sent to your cell phone or something. so it's a two-step thing. anybody trying to access your account, even if they have your password, you would be notified and can stop it. lots of ways to protect yourself. >> federal prosecutors are accusing more than four dozen russian diplomats and their spouses of committing massive medicaid fraud. costing taxpayers here $1.5 mill

google, we are a shareholder of -- i like to hear we're all gmail.they've got the ecosystem to capture the advertising. >> you can't discount the very clean and elegant interface of gmail connected to the calendar and everything else compared to the yahoo! experience which is so busy and cluttered. >> fight espn. good luck on that. what do we have left of the five? >> going after the -- >> i can't remember what the fifth one. i think i only named four. also want a couple of final thoughts. little time to digest the market action. is this a quintessential -- >> i think the volatility will continue until we get a resolution on the taper. once you get a taper i think we can focus on the fundamentals and focus on earnings which are going to be coming out in a month so we have that and then i think we'll have to see but i am of the belief that the economy is slowly gradually improving and encouraged by the global economies, as well and starting to see a pickup. >> andrew? >> the stock market will stay soft until after christmas and start our traditional y

so let the back of my friends you know what that over the years that the attack and died gmail and facebook. happening now it's easier to keep in touch. love you spoke about these things. i end up as he is saying more about the subject. it just kept putting us therefore the smart one or two with t but hundreds and thousands of stories that needed to be one um so this isn't actually already smart and fun. like you said that done this is huge and it's un imaginable and i think some very senior debt echoes of that love me the budgets would start with that of the story exactly like i'm starting to tell the story of i feel loved ducky on talking reason to be made on the subject that was another reason why the tools to do this was because nothing was made a single mainstream cinema boat load of fuel fighting between documents seized in bed. some books in it and then bang of love. i was all this information nor being let go and so and is such a fun note that some baby joe all the countries in our own. in order for the tix was bestowed on me alone when he was involved in the fourth quarter bowler w

. >> she's credited with the clean look at google and overseeing gmail, google maps and the search page calling in july 2012, she became the president and ceo of a company in turmoil, the fourth leader in less than four years. >> i knew the job would be hard. >> and the first fortune 500 ceo to take the job while pregnant. that sparked nationwide debate about women having it all. critics appalled when she took only two weeks of maternity leave and then worked from home. >> the baby's been way easier than everybody made it out to be. >> she upgraded yahoo!'s policy, six paid weeks for moms and eight weeks for dad. following google's lead, gave the employees free food. >> yahoo! is a fun place to work. >> but she wants work at work, no more working from home. mayer has given them a new home page, and new talent like katie couric, and led yahoo! in two dozen start-ups, including the acquisition of tumblr. one of the most powerful women in business, she's worth an estimated $300 million. >> it's god, family, and yahoo! in that order. >> fashion not in the top three, but something she's now

gmail, 70,000, yahoo, 60,000, and twitter, 22,000.pe was huge. >> the scope was huge, you also have the top six passwords collected. let me guess, one of them, 123456. >> you guessed it. one of the most unbelievable things. we saw the common passwords people are using. 123456, very common. also, people are still putting password as password. i cannot say enough, if you're doing that, don't do it. if thaz look like your password, change them immediately. now this information is out there, and for a strong password, you know, use many characters. have upper and lower case letters, symbols, that kind of stuff is important. i say the more creative you are, the easier it is to escape the hacker. >> i feel like most people are smart, they know that by now, but give me something else. what else can we do to protect ourselves from being hacked. >> you think so, but 15,000 people are using those, so the numbers are unreal. install antivirus software. also, if you get a suspicious link, even if it's a friend, don't click on it because this is e

gmail university got into them and a movie the major reason why the bark off of increased sharply. and what to put the ticket for them and throughout the country has noted that only seventeen thousand two hundred feet over strength in china. according to run the numbers expected to increase fifty thousand the next three years national visibility. china led the consumption tax while vehicle import to boycott the base the business daily report the chinese government crackdown on tax evasion for biodiesel in court the current law stipulates that biodiesel and forth to china. the charge of consumption. many importers start to blend the small knot of biodiesel into a normal one to identify people by doing that because of importers save lots of money but don't intact. the spilled out of the time it shows that because people still rapid increase this year. the total import dollar store from one hundred twenty four thousand tonne in the first quarter the key to two thousand and two the third quarter. went out for the biodiesel importers. you can tell that the hundred hits you with all her

other sites hacked include twitter, linked-in gmail, google plus, youtube and yahoo fortune 500 accounts> pam: in response, facebook said it will contact the people whose data was compromised and will initiate a password reset for those who have been hacked. >> " when he found out kyle had just come back i remember he it kind of transformed." >> pam: a gift from paul walker. leaves one california couple stunned. how the hollywood actor is touching hearts even after his death. >> pam: plus: new parents seeing triple. after giving birth to identical triplets! >> reporter: drama at the white house! >>video >> reporter: you are ok sweetie? sunny and other older brother bonds sonny jumps up and the girl backs up and trips over the apparatus and falls down. and michelle quickly puts sony on the ground. she was fine just the puppy give the little girl a hung up to your old passion garden all was fine. scientists that a little bit excited. sonny just got a little bit excited spectacular holiday light >> pam: a baby's birth is special enough. but three identical triplets was a one in a 100 millio

still learning -- >> he sent me something on gmail the other day. or gdrive. hold on. i kind of know how to do this. walk me through it. if you ran san quentin, understanding that people go to prison to be punished and to be hopefully rehabilitated as well, with those understandings, what would you do at san quentin if you ran the place? >> i would make sure that everyone -- well, san quentin is unique. san quentin is a very unique prison. everything that they should be doing, they're doing. now, if you look at other prisons, higher levels, they don't have access to the self-help programs that inmates at san quentin have such as the last mile. they don't have access to the prison university project patton university where i graduated and received an associate of arts degree. i would implement these educational opportunities to every prisoner. >> isn't that funny. that's not the expectation i got of san quentin, such a famous prison. actually, san quentin -- there's a baseball -- two baseball teams. >> yes. >> the only prison newspaper in the united states. there's a lo

that makes the impact of cracking any key, whether it is hotmail or gmail much less impactful for theverage consumer. it makes to cracking a lot more difficult to do. >> as far as big businesses that are facing this problem, i understand why anyone is concerned, it seems to me that the kind of information they want will most likely be found on facebook. >> i think the information -- it is the aggregation of all the information that a person uses, whether it is e-mail or facebook . yet just as many social connections in your e-mail or other interactions is on facebook. it is all that metadata put together the creates an overall picture of an individual. the one thing that is not new year is that any data that travels over the internet is subject to eavesdropping, not only by the government but by any of the private arteries. the private companies that operate that underlying into structure -- underlying infrastructure that makes up the internet. the big companies understand the risk and they probably never saw business justification to encrypt all of its information. ight not be a new

so let the back of my friends you know what that over the years that the attack and died gmail and facebook. happening now it's easier to keep in touch. love you spoke about these things i end up as he is saying more about the subject. it just kept putting us there was no one would go with t but hundreds and thousands of stories that needed to be going. um so this isn't actually already smart and fun. like you said that done this is huge and it's un imaginable and i think some very senior detect those that love made of budgets would start with that of the story exactly like i'm starting to tell the story of i feel of the key on talking recently to be made about the subject that was another reason why the tools to do this was because nothing was made a sermon or mainstream cinema of clothes if you were fighting between documents seized in bed. some books in it and then bang of love. i was all this information nor being let go. and so and is such a fun note that some baby till all the countries in our own. in order for the text was bestowed on me alone when he was able to go to cornwall are h

. >> if you own that dmain, if you get a gmail or hotmail for free, this is the way the marketplace works for it if i want that privacy and the added encryptio an i think a lot of the nsa stf is forced upon some of those companies even though ey do their own private data mining. lou: thank you, coming up next, we will come right back. if you like your doctor, you can keep them and you have to pay in this includes the ever-changing narrative. a.b. stoddard is here nex lou: joining us now is the "a-team." former reagan political director ed rollins and fox news contributor michael good one. and the associate editor of the hill, a.b. stoddard. it's great to have you all here. let's start with you. ezekiel emanuel making it really simple. if you want to keep your doctor, pay for it and that is what the president really meant to say, apparently. >> i think we learned a few weeks back that one president obama said he like your policy, and he was not telling the truth and what doctor ezekiel emanuel made clear is that if you're going to go into the program, you' going to get the services that me

. >> well, if you own your omain, at's a lot different than if you use gmail or hotmail. the way the marketplace works. i'm paying subscriptions fees and i'm paying f for it i want that privacy and the added encryption. a lot of the nsa stuff isforced on some of the companies even though they do their own private ddta mining. he wn fir and balanced as always. brad, good to see you. lou: another obama cover-up. new details revealing the obama administration knew about a flaw in the obamacare business exchange. romney health care advisor next on this latest obamacare outrage on this latest obamacare outrage were [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. lou:ouse energy and commerce committee releasing new e-mails showing that administration officials knew they needed to delay the healthare exchange for small businesses as early as august but it

two million accounts compromised on facebook, twitter, gmail and others.e and what you need to do to protect yourself. >> trapped in a tunnel and b.a.r.t. riders said no one told them what is going on. >> scary. >> how riders rallied to help each other when an equipment problem became an emergency. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> the freeze is on as the cold snap spreads across the bay area. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> a weather alert tonight as a freeze warning will take effecting for the bay area in a couple hours from now and today people were getting ready for freezing temperatures that will last into the weekend. >> reporter: we have live team coverage. ktvu's rob roth is in san jose where measures are being taken to protect the most vulnerable. >> we begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin who is tracking the temperatures. >> it is cold throughout. a freeze warning for the bay area tonight. look at the numbers right now. these are the numbers right n

we all give up privacy in gmail because it stores so much e-mail for us and gives us such a good interfaceg with google. there is always a sliding scale and the scale on one side is value and on the other, privacy. if somebody does a good job you are usually willing to give up your privacy. >> facebook is really at the forefront. we have to give away a lot of the privacy because, great, it will tag me easier. >> if any of the services get out of hand and they use of the things they did not tell you about, there is usually a right. as long as they stay in the bounds and don't try to push the envelope you are usually ok with it. it is when things get spooky, like when the ad starts following you around the internet you get a little creeped out, asking, what exactly do they have? and there is a publicly traded company where that is their business, it is to generate ads and follow you around the internet to get you to come back and finish your purchase. >> a little the creepy. iremember the first time realize this, i had a kid and all of a sudden i was getting ads for pampers. hussein, and we

he came up with a list of things to do to slow the flow of spam and said a good start is going with gmailsterful at controlling spam. they have the intelligence to move the promotional content and the black list content out of your inbox. >> here found the companies that send spam will stop as soon as you click the unsubscribe link and filters really work when updated frequently. another e-mail irritant that is worse around this time is the backed up inbox at work while you are away for the holidays. >> it feels by the time you get back, you will be in more trouble if you are not checking in. >> etiquette guru anna post said don't check in and compose an auto reply e-mail that is diplomatic but firm. >> i will be out of cell service or e-mail range for the two weeks and unable to check. >> that can be a therapeutic reminder of what it was like without e-mail. chris clackum, nbc news. >> we all at some stage in our lives have or will experience pain in our shoulders from tendonitis, bursitis or some injury. how yoga can relieve the tension and tightness and help you feel better. i'm ready

. >> if you own that domain, if you get a gmail or hotmail for free, this is the way the marketplaceor it if i want that privacy and the added encryption and i think a lot of the nsa stuff is forced upon some of those companies even though they do their own private data mining. lou: thank you, coming up next, we will come right back. if you like your doctor, you can keep them and you have to pay in this includes the ever-changing narrative. a.b. stoddard is here next so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel tha in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a ng story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in

i can get my gmail on there. >> it costs money. most people don't do it. i see them when they're -- they say i can't talk right now. we have teal with this later, i'm getting on a plane. and you see them sit down -- >> a lot of people talk eight times as loud on the phone -- >> that's the issue. i'm going to demonstrat to you. >> i'll be right there! the microphone works. stop screaming at the cell phone. >> that's what people have to learn. >> if you're on a land line, you talk like a normal human being. but when you're on the cell phone, it's as if everybody else is deaf. >> they think it's the old instrument with the cans and the string, they yell. >> can you hear me now? >> you don't need to do it. people can talk like this -- that's what they should announce. when you use your cell phone, talk in a normal volume, and they have the little microphone? people left it up and yell into the microphone you don't have to do that. the microphones have limit efforts. when you talk louder, it makes your voice softer. >> i love it when you're seated and everybody

any of those are free to do like gmail or yahoo!. >> i shop on amazon., i buy a lot of stuff. i keep my stuff stored. in other words, whenever i hit "buy," i don't have to re-enter all the stuff in there. >> i know where you're going with this. is it safe to keep your credit card data and personal stuff -- >> yeah, i don't -- >> it's a tradeoff. the pros, convenient, you don't have to enter it again. in, out. suddenly it's at your door, right? the downside of that is your information is being stored at their computer, and indeed it could one day perhaps be stolen. it's happened. is it likely to happen? no. but if it does, your credit card is still going to protect you. don't use your debit card, use your credit card. you'll never be responsible for anything more than $50. federal law. >> i love it when i call and order chinese food. they already have my information. that's on the phone. this is cyber monday! >> i call. >> no, we're not talking about that -- >> do you have a special on egg rolls? >> oh, my god. okay. >> frugal -- it's google site for shop

john, via gmail, my god, i laughed more in ten minutes with richard simmons. >> i am now a huge fan of our. you. mike in hawai'i, thank you for bringing a smile to my face and making me land outload. >> marilyn said, just watch the interview which was offensive, unfunny, and way below your standards, standard? s? wiley in massachusetts, with the world on fire, it was good to just laugh out loud. great segment. sam, in annapolis. you have to have him on weekly. i was rolling on the floor. >> rick in florida writes, you and richard sim -- simmons need to go on tour. i would be the first in line too buy a ticket. >> without going on about house shopping. we're going focus on the messages of richard about trying to get in touch with what was we really one. one of the serious points richard made and we'll explore tonight is that more than just saying, sometimes it's about sexual innuendos. i have no idea where it's going. 8:00 p.m. tonight we'll explore the other side of the holidays that we're missing. a good laugh and to be laughed at. sometimes it's just priceless. >> almost a disaster.

you don't check "the new york anything your gmail or you turn the computer off and . you're not using it. that would make your bank information a lot more secure. i would say -- >> i would say get a linux cd and do your banking off that and you don't even need to get an extra computer. >> sure. does that make you 100% secure? no. >> because the bank would have a data breach. >> yeah, but does that make you a heck of a lot more secure than anybody else? absolutely. there are the steps that you can take and the answer for each one of them is yes. >> i would agree with the fact that it is valuable. we all play a role in protecting data and if you look at this on a broader level, all this revolves around the active criminal. anything that we can do, a dash to protect ourselves, right? and also give some sort of assistant to law enforcement and their efforts to try to combat this crime and these threats. every major data breach that we read about in the news that resulted in identity theft leads back to the street on some level. if you report something that happens to you,

e-mails and files that you keep in storage with gmail or something like that. right?ty much creates a complete picture of, you know, who you are, what you believe in. and that creates then a tremendous chilling effect on people's political activity. if we know that the government will know all these things about us. >> and shane, it also goes to something that i think anyone under 30 can understand, which is, if you said to most young people, is it okay if someone rifles through the glove compartment of your car or your phone, right, they would definitely say stay away from my phone, it's got my texts, my pictures, my life. it's got my private thoughts. and that's something where the old laws don't at all match the new realities. i want to, however, play a different perspective on this. which is from senator dianne feinstein. take a listen, amy, to what she said today. >> this program, in conjunction with other programs, helps keep this nation safe. i'm not saying it's indispensable. i'm saying that it is important. and it is a major tool infer letting out a potential

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so it's a well-known fact that gmail scans what you're talking about to see what kind i have ads they can serve up. if you're talking about going on vacation, you might see an add for kayak or travellosity. there's a big difference between that and having a government program looking at that. that's why you're hearing this sentiment. >> the laurie segall reporting for us, thank you. the notorious leaker edward snowden is living in rauchia right now but his political asylum there could end next summer. he's actively shopping for another place to live. his first choice may be brazil. a letter posted online to the brazilian people today suggest a deal. in effect, he's saying give me asylum and i'll help sulfite u.s. spying on your country. could be a shrewd move. brazilians have been outraged by the nsa's surveillance of their cell phone communications although the letter was directed at brazil, the wording implies the same deal for any country willing to take him in. we'll see how that part of the story unfolds. >>> we're also learning at least one federal agency came under cyber attack

larry, via gmail, "neil, i didn't think you could top your guest richard simmons, but i was wrong. plus, i never take anyone seriously that wears a bicycle on their lapel." i missed that through the interview. b.m. in florida, "great job. i thought mr. blumenauer was going to cry." i never suspected that. answer your question directly, i did. but not that. bill in maryland made a strong argument for term limit. he doesn't get it. donald in new york, "now i can see why this country is going down the tubes." david in texas, "what happened to all the money for infrastructure from the stimulus package a few years back?" you're right, $800 million. where did it go? what indeed, david? that's a that you will fraction of the hundreds of billions we've committed to our nation's infrastructure over the years. we're going to have lots more in a minute. walter via aol.com, "you lost your cool. the one who shots the loudest and interrupts the most is an "objective" commentator?" no, just jim patient. i asked the -- impatient. i asked the congressman calmly, explain what happened to the money w

is looking to launch a geo-satellite and the indian government is contemplating the elimination of gmail and yahoo for government employees in germany is looking to localize crowds and they have launched an e-mail in germany that is safe from the nsa. we are seeing this fracturing of the internet environment which is not good for anyone and in the short term, there will be business opportunities. but in the long-term, the internet activities, we are reacting and vulcanize them. and that is not solving the problem and what that is is creating a challenge to steal and interoperability challenges and the spread of open information than what we need is to balance out that in all of the economic benefits associated with that with the need for real pragmatic approaches to better secure our networks. so it takes us is right to question that we have gotten by e-mail from an anonymous individual. not the group, but someone who doesn't want attribution to the question. and as by e-mail, do you think that there is a need for a cyberweapons convention, much like the ncp, which is the nuclear nonprol

stationary satellite to africa into europe and the indian government is contemplating the elimination of gmail and yahoo! mail accounts for government employees. germany is looking to localize clouds and launching e-mail made in germany, which is safe from the nsa. we are seeing this fragmentation of the internet environment which is not good for anyone. in the short term, there will be business opportunities. but in -- >> the internet is bad conductivity and we are reacting by disconnecting. >> we are vulcanizing. that is not solving the problem. that is grading challenges to scale, to interoperability, creates a challenges to the free and open spread of information. we need to balance that an economic benefit associated with that with the need for real and pragmatic approaches to better securing networks. >> bill, this takes us to a question we have received by e- mail from wonderfully, anonymous. [laughter] not the group, but somebody who doesn't want attribution to the question. asked by e-mail, do you think there is a need for a cyber weapons convention much like the npt? who should gover

. >> for example, and you say two-step verification, i know in gmail, you put in your password, you have a code to be sent to your cell phone via text? is that what you're talking about? >> exactly. the store says okay, sends information to an app to your phone, to the bank, says we're about to -- we want to approve this sale, you get a text or an alert on your phone. and you say yes, i approve this sale. it can't happen without that second step. >> but already a lot of credit cards in places like asia and europe have computerized chips embedded in the plastic that help verify purchases. why don't we have that system? >> you know, change is slow. it's really difficult. that system may help, but, you know, that's the verification of the sale. it doesn't really protect the data. >> ah. okay. so your identification is still at risk, mary. >> still at risk. and you know, that's something these emv chips are something that the u.s. is moving towards 2015. but, you know, as you suggested, there is still the data protection. so lindsay, how do we -- how do retailers go about ensuring that they

matt g gmail your -- miller of bloomberg billionaires. >> coming up, entries are cracking down on bitcoinper from delaware. is selling 70 million shares. we will find out what mark zuckerberg is planning to do with the money. ♪ >> here is a look at some of the top tech stories on bloomberg radar. facebook is selling a lot of stock, 70 million shares in a secondary offering file last night. actually, this morning. shares from mark zuckerberg are a big part of that offering. 3.9entire words is what -- billion dollars. zuckerberg says he selling in part to pay big tax bills. with jack mock, exploring opportunities for his own company in china. at that -- apple is going all- american. taking the new mac pro computer to be built in texas. one -- $100 million in the made in america initiative. >> the cynical view of this is they are trying to turn lemons into lemonade here. because they have been criticized so roundly for having laborers in asia. >> they make a lot of money and they have high gross margins for their product. if they can figure out how to do it here instead of shipping it to chi

in demandfter a surge for gmail and user services across asia.o swapping some of the airways try to sell. it would consider trading a certain block to gain capacity and other areas. t-mobile could be a likely bidder. ibm sees a discouraging economy. a senior vp at ibm said the man for the tech services depends on the economic climate. right now he says the climate is not very encouraging. signss europe is showing of recovery but north america is more uncertain. that is today's company news from the files of bloomberg west. really pushing against the conventional wisdom right now. >> a huge bellwether. the day,ory of helping's ipl and times are changing for the loyalty programs. honors points are being devalued. what does it mean? more pointst 90% tuesday at the conrad maldives for the night. .e have brian kelly on the eve of the ipl, what are the points worth and what is the point of playing the game? increasinghotels are the points. you mentioned conrad maldives. in general, the loyalty programs are huge moneymaker for the hotels and airlines. i

twitter, fan *, gmail. but pass words can be changed. i imagine many people right now are changing password. that's in strong contrast to the kind of information that's available if you hacked into your account on the obamacare website. that's intensely personal information, it cannot be changed. it's your identity. and that's out there available for hacking. >> this is global. and i believe this attack took place in the netherlands. >> reporter: this morning mike rogers who is looking at the security of the obamacare website, that's a separate issue. he says that website has been attacked by national governments overseas, and by criminal organizations overseas. he says shut it down because you are not guaranteeing the privacy and security of the information you have got to put in there. if you do log on to that website, the personal information that you have to put out there is truly personal. social security, home address, date of bit, citizenship and physical health and menlt mental health conditions. bill: what is the state of securi

. >>> some 2 million user names and passwords stolen in a massive hack that includes facebook, gmailnformation installing key logging software on computers around the world, among the most popular passwords that were stolen? 123456, 123456789, the word password and admin. we can do better than this people. facebook and twitter reset the passwords. google, yahoo! and linkedin did not respond to our request for comment. >>> an fda warning to tell you about a this morning, the agency says certain defibrillators made by phillips health care may not work in an emergency. senior medical correspondette elizabeth cohen joins me now. it disturbing. >> it is. you see these things hanging in malls and in airports and whatnot and sporting arenas and they're supposed to work when someone collapses because they've gone into cardiac arrest. the electric shock that's supposed to deliver the particular brands might not happen. the three brands recalled, the recall is last year. the news today is that the fda is saying look, tens of thousands of these might still be out there even though they were rec

you do not check the new york times, you do not check gmail you only do your online banking. you turn the computer off when you're not using it. that would make your bank information a lot more secure. you can get a lytic cd and booted off of that. -- linux cd included -- and will it -- boot it off of there. does that make you more secure than anyone else? absolutely. the answer for each one of them is yes stop i would agree with that. we all play a role in protecting data. all this revolves around the act of a criminal. anything we can do to protect ourselves and give some type of insistence to law enforcement -- assistance to law enforcement to combat these crimes, every major data breach we have read about in the news that result in identity theft leads back to the street on some level. if you report something that happens to you and law- enforcement takes action, eventually that all adds up to give law enforcement more information that it needs to work off of. of or gonzalez his arrest was at an atm in new jersey or new york. everything goes back to the street. we forget

. >>> also if you're on facebook or twitter, or you have a gmail account, you need to hear about thisswords. it's all "happening now." jon: and "happening now," we are getting new obamacare enrollment numbers. i'm jon scott. welcome to the second hour of "happening now." jenna: great to see you, everybody, i'm jenna lee. looks like enrollment is increasing on healthcare.gov. internal figures show 27,000 americans signed up for the exchange on tuesday this week, bringing the site's enrollment in the first three days of december to a total of 56,000. that is more than double the number that signed up in entire month of october when of course the site was still playinged with many, many problems. still the numbers are not high enough to meet the administration's goals and questions about the website of course still remain. meantime the white house just launched a website for people that enrolled in obamacare to share their success stories. that is one of their strategies now. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live from the white house, has a good perch watching the story as it

google mail gmail, famously changed the way it handles incoming messages to divert sponsored messageshaven't seen the offering because they haven't seen it come through the inbox. do you think google might be the grinch that stole christmas? >> in the earlier part of the season i think that's what we saw, that e-mail volume was soft in november. but what we saw is during key promotional dates, consumers were actively going to their e-mail inboxes and e-mail particularly for instance i was tracking this on cyber monday. i was looking specifically that see if there was a drop-off on e-mail but e-mail was as strong as ever before. i'm not persuaded that google is the bad guy here. >> to the point about bricks and mortars, around new york last weekend, store traffic waent that huge. it didn't feel overwhelming like it often can. obviously, we'll see what's in store this weekend. i guess what you're saying is that don't count bricks and mortars out entirely but find plays that have a strong web presence to make up for it. >> yeah. i think that's really it. now, i mean this saturday and sun

hackers stealing more than 2 million passwords for 93,000 sites, like facebook, gmail and twitter., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 was used more than 15,000 times. >>> remember this controversial rolling stone cover? of course you do. it outraged many for glorify the boston bomber and treating him like a rock star. the outrage continues. the editors at ad week magazine just named it the hottest cover of the year. >>> also, actor kerry russell getting a frightening wake-up call. she was sleeping in brooklyn when she heard footsteps in the floor above her. it was at 3:00 o'clock this morning, or that morning, and she got out of bed. she found in the living room or living room window was open, the front door was wide open. two men had been in her house, taking a laptop, purse. police arrested them. >>> we've all seen crazy fans at sports games. this grandpa takes the cake. this san diego chargers fan got his groove on during sunday's game against the cincinnati bengals. how cute is he. those are your headlines. >> all right. very good. thank you very much. now let's go out to the streets of new york c

. >> gmail. >> nice.p, did you not get enough of the sound of music last nit? tamron is a new fan. 14embers of our sound of music family are here and they're standing by or danci by for a live performance of their own. >> she's adorable. >> let her go. >> they're dancing too. first door on the right. after yoocal news and weather. >>> a very good friday to you. 8:26. the statewide amber alert is in ev effect for a 14-year-old girl missing from washington state. authorities think elizabeth romero is with her boyfriend, edwardo fabian flores rosales and they could be headed to mexico. >>> drivers should keep an eye out for black ice this morning. especially in martinez. the freezing temperatures may be the cause of a water main break that sent water rushing through the streets last night. they eventually managed to cap it off. but boy what a problem there. >>> any problems on the roadways? mike has a look at this commute. >> i see that and i think of my uncle who used to work for san jose. and an earlier cr

. >>> google mail, known as gmail, letting you unsend messages but you have to be fast.s users a 30 second window to stop that message from sending. every time you send a message it pops up with a box with the message to undo. hanna? >> thank you. the family of this fallen soldier is furious. why? because somebody took staff sergeant matthew pachino's pictures off his memorial website and used them to make a fake facebook account and on-line dating profile. so do these websites have any legal obligations to police in situations like this? we'll ask our fox news legal analyst arthur and criminal defense attorney. us showing pictures of this gentleman, we're trying to honor him this morning too. he was killed in 2009 in afghanistan and served three tours in iraq. all right. john, start with you on this, this type of thing happens more often than we may realize, doesn't it? >> >> happens all the time and it's disgusting every time it does. the problem is, when you post a fake profile on facebook or match.com, the communications decency act which is the devil, protects the i