that's what jpmorgan said.pmorgan's defense, the times took, i haven't seen that referred to today at all. second on the 76 million issue, and the stock is up, and it's up because they contained it. so now, you should feel good about this? i don't know, i do know that, if you're worried about losing money on the last hack attack, it's not going to happen, and we should point out jpmorgan gets hack attempts every day. liz: a lot of companies do, you talk to all my guys in silicon valley, they can see the weasel fingers trying to knock in. >> fox business had the bare bones of the story first. we did not know the number yesterday. i think it's immaterial in the sense. the market thinks it's imtomorrow. they're not going to hack into one and jpmorgan has a gazillion customers. liz: it could be one of the hackers saying hi, i wanted to check, i want to confirm your number. >> does jpmorgan normally call people? liz: they will go through the account and e-mail. >> they generally send you letters. liz: that's why, th

citigroup, wells fargo and jpmorgan. speaking of jpmorgan, jp morgan cha chase, we think there is an apparent early earnings release. according to documents posted online on a third party window website, the bank posted profits of $1 is.36 a share. if that is the case, that would be two cents below what the street was expecting, although revenue is above consensus. this is not on the jpmorgan website. the company doesn't yet have any

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thislike jpmorgan at 4:15 morning. agenda -- after the close, cfx, the east coast base railroad is reporting. only 2% growth. i just wanted an excuse to show a cool train video. listen to that. last week, canadian pacific bidding for it, and csx said no thank you. >> bill cohan, never a dill moment. >> "bloomberg surveillance" on radio contagion -- continues. ♪ good morning, it is tuesday, october 14 and we are live from bloomberg world headquarters and you are "in the loop." markets remain at the core of what investors are focused on because it was another ugly day in europe with the economic forecast cut. 600 has a sixth day of losses. we've got a brain trust of global economic watchers to sort out the mess around the world and how it affects us here in the u.s.. at -- equity futures are rebounding. these are my guests over the next two hours. here is a look at our top stories. in then came up short third quarter, the biggest bank in the u.s. posted earnings that missed wall street estimates. aside $1 billion for leg

the jpmorgan data breach this hour on the programme.ittle by little word continues to leak out on the size and breadth of the breach. what does it mean to you. adam levin, we are told don't respond to unsolicited requests for information, regularly change your password, but even doing those things doesn't seem to protect you in a world where every couple of weeks you find out an enormous amount of data has been stolen. what can somebody do that is prudent and doable to make sure they are not the victim of fraud? >> well, i tell people you have to think about it in terms of 3 ms, minimise the risk of exposure, do everything that everyone told you to do from shredding to not giving away too much information to people you don't know. never auth ept kating yourself -- auth ept kate yourself to someone calling you. if you make the call, it's different. putting security protection on your computer and smart phone. it is a data storage device. you have to move to the other twomms. -- two m, you have to get the credit report and check them out.

let's talk about jpmorgan. that's the one that everybody -- i love the fact that everybody's an expert on jpmorgan. it is impossible to be an expert -- >> well -- >> david, it's a hard read, jpmorgan, many moving parts, but making some money in volatility. september good. >> and after the crisis, in particular the lead up to it, i always caution people not to rely on press releases, regardless. that's what the company wants you to see. these are finance companies, financial services companies. they are very difficult to understand. if you had read every press release from merrill lynch from 2005 to 2007, you would have had no idea the risk they were taking. nor would you have understood it at citi or lehman. >> credit costs really good. look, we are seeing the peak legal number, because west left the justice department. and when you get a peak legal number, you're going to begin to see, it's not just the fees they pay to the lawyers, all the people on the other side who talk to the lawyers. i know it's absurd t

liz: get to jpmorgan. jpmorgan, bombshell announcement, not only did it sufficient a data breach, it was a massive data breach. sent shares of most cybersecurity stocks, higher. david: what do you think? millions of people, 67 million households, something like 76 million individuals have an account at chase. who has the upper hand, banks or hackers? would you switch banks if you suffered an attack? message us facebook.com/afterthebell. your answers coming up. liz: the first ebola case to be diagnosed here in the u.s. raises questions about international air travel. what is the cdc telling airlines? what are they doing to protect passengers? david: a lot of mixed messages going on here. meanwhile jobs growth rebounded last month with payrolls growing at the fastest pace since june of the we talk to three business leaders whether they are hiring right now to get an inside look at the jobs picture right here in the u.s. liz: take a look. the live shot from the streets of hong kong between protesters and the

liz: you have accounts with jpmorgan?n this afternoon strongly denying a report it suffered a second cybersecurity breach in as little as three months. charlie gasparino working the phones has exclusive details what jpm is saying. >> someone is not telling the truth, either "new york times" or jpmorgan. "new york times" runs a big story. page 1 on the website, couple hours ago said there was a second security breach. there was another one earlier in the month. they thought this was coming from russia. "new york times" says a second one occurred more recently from italy of all places. not exactly the epicenter of cyberattack. in any event it's the "new york times," the reporters are very good reporters. liz: very smart. >> jpmorgan is on the record categorically denying the story. no second attack, not investigating any second attack. italy, when they started talking about italy, they were sort of, they thought it was comical. they're saying there was no second attack. we have more additional information on the first one,

jpmorgan is saying. they're also saying what was actually stolen here was user contact information. name, address, phone number and e-mail address data. also internal jpmorgan chase information relating to such users has been compromised. jpmorgan is saying. they're also putting out other bullet points important for jpmorgan customers to understand. there's no evidence that account information for such affected customers, account enenumbers, passwords. none of that, they are saying, no evidence any of it was compromised during this attack. also they've not seen any unusual consumer fraud as a result of this attack. they are reminding their customers that customers are not liable for unauthorized transactions. so a lot of new detail from jpmorgan chase on the extent of this hacking attack. 76 million households and 7 million small businesses are affected by the data breach. >> ayman, thank you for that update. >> i'm not thrilled as a shareholder, not delighted as someone who banks at jpmorgan. >> 1 of th

jpmorgan chase hasn't seen any fraud incidents yet. this year, the bank implemented a $250 million budget on security. you should be careful about phishing because e-mail was breached or people calling you asking for more information. be very careful. >>> stocks around the world are mostly high they are morning. futures in the u.s. are ahead of the monthly jobs report at 8:30 eastern. >>> details about the man accused in the disappearance of missing student hannah graham. the accusations against him from his past. as he is investigated in a case of yet another missing girl. >>> plus, a mystery illness thought to be paralyzing children across the country. that illness is spreading. new cases diagnosed. more on that ahead. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha l

jpmorgan discovered the attack on its servers in mid-august.as disabled any kompt mized accounts and reset passwords were all sent to employees. >> it's sorry for what happens, but it doesn't believe customers need to change their passwords or account information. it says they won't be liable for any unauthorized transactions. that has his financial firms and major retailers. last month, home depoint says hackers affected 56 million debit and credit cards. naeemal marcus and target stores have been attacked last year. despite spending mms millions on cyber security, the company was still worried about the threat o attacks. jpmorgan estimates it will be spending about $250 million annually on cyber security. back to you. >> thank you, courtney. want to get you some news on facebook's acquisition. a $19 billion deal. the anti-trust regulators have approved the acquisition. facebook shares down about 2% over the last seven days. we can see what it's doing in premarket trade. whatsapp up slightly in early trade. >>> it's more of the same for disney

give us a sense of the scope of the breach and how a bank like jpmorgan may clean it up? >> thanks for having me. with this, the scope is not just, you know, for chase, but the other banks and merchants that we are seeing. it's looking at trying to recreate what happened and why is it targetting so many areas at once. what they need to do is treat it like a crime scene. they'll go in there and find out where was the weakness, and as we are seeing in the media, over and over reported, it's looking like it's the legacy or smaller systems. they are massive structures. jpmorgan chase, other banks large, and some merchants at the news, almost too big to secure. they have a common framework, following the best industry standard and prs. there's a lot of smaller units bringing things in, older systems. a lot of the time it's coming from the smaller systems, not following the best common controls, security practices, and once they are into the smaller systems within the large entities, they can elevate the privileges and get throughout the organization. >> as the investigation go

you allowed to talk jpmorgan post being a jpmorgan man? >> i can. be the best guy to dissect numbers. but in general, you know -- >> you own shares still? >> yes. >> okay. we'll talk more about that when we return. and the street's reaction to some of the numbers we got as well. and later, from actress to entrepreneur. suzanne somers is knocking on the "squawk" door. she's here to talk business, her book, and much, much more. we think of this as three's company, but not really. a look at the futures right now. we're back in just a moment. dow looking to open up higher about 60 points. how do you beat the number one seed? you just have to win 70% of your points at net. and keep unforced errors under 10%. on the ibm cloud, the us open analyzes 41 million data points from 8 years of competition to uncover key insights. data can help show you how to win, no matter what business you're in. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buyin

jpmorgan chase has not seen fraud movement yet. this year, jpmorgan chase is spending $250 million on fraud protection. this is half of american househo households, personal information hacked. >>> turning to markets. stocks around the world higher. the u.s. futures are up ahead of the release of the jobs report. that comes out at 8:30 eastern time. >>> disturbing details about the man accused in the disappearance of missing student hannah graham. the accusations against him from his past ahead. >>> plus, a mystery illness believed to be paralyzing children across the country. it's spreading. the new cases diagnosed ahead. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a d

the attack on jpmorgan chase changes that. >>> adam tanner is the author of "what stays in vegas." that more than two-thirds of american households are affected by the security breach and that jpmorgan chase isn't dealing with it effectively. >> well, i think in brood terms it's sort of like the history of industrialization, or a lot of different products over time that were great additions to our lives. surely having internet access is something positive. however, like the development of the auto mobile that had no seat belts for decades, and caused lotsing of deatheds, or factories that caused pollution, or other things that developed over the years, often we have been slow in developing the security side of things, and that's what we are seeing now with some of these hackings. the companies also themselves are not particularly open in what happens, and how they deal with the data and what they do with it. in this case we see the company released the information in a filing to the securities & exchange commission, rather than in a public statement. it has not gone to its customer

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so what happened at jpmorgan chase? >> you'd think it turns out maybe cyber security wasn't up to snuff in this case and many other huge companies are finding out similar. we heard about the target attack of course, 40 million credit card users hacked there, the home depot hack 56 million people affected with that. keep in mind, these hackers have huge incentive to do this. many times they want to make money and they can still in this case jpmorgan's case still make money by selling these e-mail addresses, and other personal information to spammers which basically means you can get spammed with these phishing campaigns trying to get more information out of you. what they do is insidious. i got one of these e-mails a couple days ago purportedly from my bank but it looks real. i was ready to click on the link. the e-mails look like they're from your bank but they aren't. they're trying to get to you click on a link that you shouldn't which could give away more of your information or infect your pc with the virus, so my ad

jpmorgan conference call is just wrapping up right now. lot from jamie dimon. >> a lot of headlines coming out. >> guess, i think they disappointed people -- yes, i think they disappointed people. it's in part because analyst don't seem very interested. the market is waiting for a bank to report. size things are certainly important to the bank in the long run, but don't give anybody who is dying for information a better sense of what it's going on. >> it's because it's not just insurance companies or hedge funds dying for answers. no one knows where the market is headed. david tepper said himself it's a coin toss at this point. everyone is hoping j.p. debt -- jamie dimon will give some direction to where the market is going. it's unclear. the one group it could be a positive for his banks in the fourth quarter. when markets are volatile, volumes are up and they will see a kick up in the amount of business done. that is, unless investors sit on their cash. with a market like this, it's scary. who knows what to do? >> october thus far has be

jpmorgan's security breach is the latest. last year target suffered a cyber attack, and hackers hit home depot, putting credit information of 50 million customers at risk. online retailer ebay had an attack. hackers getting personal data of 145 million customers. here with us is scott, who specialises in cyber security. thank you for joining us. we are learning there could be nine other banks hacked. if that's true, how troubling is this? >> this is huge. jpmorgan represents the largest banking institution. it sends you a message that everyone is vulnerable. >> how did they do it? >> they are smart. they looked for the vulnerabilities. they don't always come through the back door. they find the biggest weakness. they found a web serval portal, access for web development allows you to get on with a user name and password. >> employee access is key. >> normally if you have to access servers, you need authentication, where you need a third code. it's create for extra security. this allows them to get around the loophole. once yo

i think jpmorgan did some good things here. this could have been a lot worse.he information that was compromised was limited to name and phone number and address. no financial information was compromised and no passwords were compromised. so that's actually a good thing here. that they actually were able to protect the inside of their network and secure the data. so there are some good things about this particular case. >> if that's the case. >> it's not clear to me, i mean, that's what jpmorgan is saying, that there's no evidence that further information was collected, but i mean, and not to force them to disprove a negative, but there's also no evidence that some of that information wasn't collected, right? my understanding of what they've said so far is that it seems to be limited to some basic information. but given the duration of time inside the system, it's just not clear to me that we have a really good handle on what information was collected. and their reassurances so far seem really tepid to me. >> what we've seen in the past from a lot of these thin

tens of millions of jpmorgan customers had their names and other personal information stolen. >>> and severe weather. powerful storms stretching from texas to ohio cause widespread damage. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 3rd, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. another american has been infected with ebola. he caught the virus in liberia and is being flown to the u.s. for treatment. and we're learning more about thomas duncan, the first person diagnosed with the disease in the united states. texas health presbyterian hospital issued a statement saying duncan had told the nurse he had been in africa before he was sent home september 25th. she entered that information in the nursing portion of the electronic medical record but it was not seen by a doctor. omar villafranca is in dallas with more on the widening ebola outbreak. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. thomas duncan is still in serious condition and his family is being monitored. and doctors are getting ready to treat another ameri

jpmorgan cu releases its dish jpmorgan cree releases. yields continued to plunge. is the new volatility. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world headquarters in new york. it is tuesday, october 15, i am tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. a set of top stories for you this morning. >> we begin with jpmorgan, comes up short and early release. missed analyst estimates. net income rose to 5.6 point dollars. set aside $1lso billion for legal expenses. the shares are down in premarket trade. later, ceo junie -- jamie dimon is expected to be on a call with analysts.

moving on from jpmorgan, this is a much bigger deal. one of the biggest oil companies in the world. he probably should have one. texacoas evidence that was polluting the rain forest. and givend've settled millions of dollars to the victims. that is not what happened. a lesson foris everyone. it like to go back in time to start with the spoiling of the ecuadorian rain forest? there is this $19 billion judgment against chevron in an ecuadorian court that went nowhere. >> you can go and look at what exists in the rain forest today, which i did. because it has been litigated for 21 years there are mountains , describing in first-person accounts what transpired beginning in the 1960's. there are memoranda from within texaco where the company asking if are they should line the waist opens with concrete, asking how much it would cost, and saying we should skip it. out of that kind of casual corporate decision can come a court judgment decades later fourth $19 billion -- worth $19 billion. when those were decisions were made, those people were

if you want something more conservative, you go to jpmorgan or wells fargo.f story. >>> well, nike may have benched lebron 12s, but today's worst trade is benching yourself. new york giants' tight end larry donald benched himself on his own fantasy team last week in favor of 49er tight end vernon davis. well, donald then went out and had the best game of his career. 7 catches, 54 yards, 3 -- yes, 3 -- touchdowns, all helping the giants unfortunately beat my redskins. i'm not even going to mention what score -- >> pretty high. >> i got that out of my mind as quickly as possible. >> and they play seattle this week, judge. >> that's all right. come on, we can hang. cousins is coming back, my man. >> okay. >> he is. josh brown. final trade. >> i'm a giants fan. my file trade is twitter. this thing holds up almost better than any other name in the space. something's happening there. people want to be in it. i'm long. >> american airlines. >> airlines have struggled. >> that's why i bought it, the ebola scare. >> teva. >> i still like mcdonald's. >> have a great re

. >>> jpmorgan is revealing nearly 76 million households and 7 million businesses had their information stolen by hackers. that attack was first launched back in june but was not noticed by the bank until mid august. the people affected are mostly bank users. security experts say hackers are turning away from stealing credit card numbers. >> we're finding in the secondary markets and the black markets right now that personal data, medical records, personal data that can be used for identity theft, this is more valuable than single credit card numbers. >> jpmorgan telling customers they doesn't need to change their pass words or account information. >> investigators will get a chance to react to the latest information from jpmorgan chase. courtney reagan is live with a look at how the markets are doing this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the s&p 500 index barely avoiding its first four-day losing streak of the year. investors are awaiting news. hiring expects to rebound from a disappointing august. the dow slipping 3 points to 16,801, the nasdaq up 8 to 4130. gm is recalling vehicle

jpmorgan has 60 5 million customers. we've compare that to ebay or 110 happened to target, the million for target. this is not quite at this level, but it is very serious. the bank is taking it very seriously. here is a statement from the bank when they said there is no evidence that account information for such affected customers. account numbers, passwords, user 's, dates of birth or social security numbers were compromised. hing,he danger is phisi because they have names. now the threat is for high net worth individuals to have accounts they -- hackers may be them into giving crucial information. none of that information was compromised. i am safe because any hacker my credithow high card bill is, and they would not even bother. i will be able to sleep well tonight. >> he's in paris today. on tour. hans nichols in paris. tesco set to launch its new version of hubble. set to take on amazon. there shares remain at an 11-year low. our business correspondent joins us now. >> title, title. a rose by any other name. >> i'm

this is the extent of what jpmorgan had to report. do have to is stuffed of customer data names, e-mail addresses, birthdays, things like that. what they do not have to report is what these hackers may have gotten in terms of corporate data, algorithms, source code. we don't know if this is the extent of the attack. we do know there is a huge amount of information. every singleabout account this bank has in the u.s. plus some overseas. >> is this isolated? >> in terms of these particular reports there are jpmorgan is not the only bank that has been hit. iner banks could have been europe or they could not have been disclosed yet. it is unusual for hackers to take one target. we will have to wait and see. .> mike riley on jpmorgan that does it for today on in the loop. we will talk with intermedia's managing partner. networkormer amd executive weighs in on netflix's newest announced a deal. >> it is 56 past the hour. bloomberg television's on the markets. we are 30 minutes into the start of the u.s. trading day. at goodies are making a

you said you're a private client, private account client, which jpmorgan chase. you're special. you're high net worth. chase has lots of more customers that are not as good as you are and i'm hearing that they are not being contacted directly. that is the news we had tonight. that's what we're hearing from individuals who are very concerned about this indeed. any other recommendations quickly for what people should be doing about this? >> well i think what is very important is, that people should be keeping their eye on their accounts. they should be very careful when they get email. they should be making calls directly. they should be going online directly. they mud never respond to any text. only give information when you're in control of the situation. consider transactional monitoring where they notify you of activity in your accounts. credit monitoring. should check credit reports. you have to stay alert. unfortunately now we are all brought into this problem and we're all being deputized and we all have to be working to protect ourselves as well. gerri: adam, thank you. >>

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jpmorgan is the first bank on tap.eir first report disclosing for data breach that affected 83 million households and small businesses. joining me for a preview is paul miller. one of the most respected bank analysts on the streets. going into thean earnings season. >> we do like jpmorgan. we think they will put up pretty good quarter up there tomorrow. they will probably be ok in the third quarter and that will help jpmorgan a lot. you are getting loan growth, which is helpful. what is still an issue is the net interest margin is very weak. the 10 year yield continues to fall. guidance is still going to be somewhat cautious. i think jpmorgan is probably going to have a pretty good quarter. >> you mentioned fixed income trading. volatility eased over the last quarter. what is behind that? >> i think it is the overseas markets. fixed income training -- trading , you don't what they have done until the end of the quarter when they give new guidance. there has been a lot of news about the volatility. that has not been the

in jpmorgan in 2006, it was jpmorgan chase. it's jpmorgan bear stearns washington mutual, providian chase. and all of the things under it. if you look at all of the thousands of mergers over the years that are being rolled up into five or six big players in the united states, it's crazy to be wishful for that era of looking you in the eye. the system is more under host ra age by a handful of players. >> i would like to challenge something. community banks do a lot of the salt of though earthing lending. they quite frankly did not participate in the type of tread -- predator lending that lead to the housing collapse and the economy reeling the way it has. essentially right now what we see are large banks that fought for carveouts, that are now trying to gut the financial reform law designed to protect consumers. >> speaking of that what effect could elections have on the reform? >> that's an interesting question, and we don't actually sit in the position of trying to speculate on how politic will effect what will happen. what we

. >>> new details on a cyber attack that hit jpmorgan chase. the bank says 76 million households and 7 million small businesses are affected. the company first revealed the breach back in august. at that time, they said it only affected a million customers. now jpmorgan chase is revealing it was much, much larger, making it the biggest hack yet. data compromise includes customers' names, addresses, and e-mail addresses. however, jpmorgan says there's no evidence that account numbers, passwords, or social security numbers were compromised. >>> a u.s. airways flight from new york to charlotte had to be delayed after a seafood scare. a shipment of live crap escaped in the plane's cargo hold yesterday, delaying the flight. crews had to sweep up the live crustaceans. passengers were told about the unusual delay, which of course made for some humorous tweets. one woman sent out this message. quote, was just informed our flight is delayed it because a shipment of crabs escaped in the cargo hold, #crabsonaplane. the flight eventually made its way to ch

in the case of jpmorgan, differentiating it from home depot.his is an incredibly large financial institution holding my money and your money. i don't know about yours, carl. >> different bank. i feel for you guys. >> does anybody think about taking their money out of this bank as a result of this? >> i told you i have someone look at every single activity. >> people are agreeing. your focus on reconciliation in your accounts is important. >> it wasn't something i dreamed up. it's from mark maclaughlin, ceo of palo alto networks, a stock i've been behind. told me, how often do you check your account? i get my statement. he said, how many times a week? well, now i pay someone to check. i don't have the time to check every single piece of activity. i have someone who does. it didn't matter what bank. one of the things he is talking about, he said they have the most sophisticated, there isn't anyone i know who disagrees they have the most sophisticated stock. they have 500 million revenues. think about that. how much little is spent by banks? >> an

it started with jpmorgan. now, nine other unnamed firms have been hacked. we can say that the birthdays, social security numbers and e-mails are no longer private. the biggest impact so far it is on credit cards. there has been an explosion. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: it is monday morning. we scour around looking for something positive. pretty safe ground when the dow was up. not so much now. we are above 17,000. the price of gold is not moving much. we are right at $1200 an ounce. look at the price of oil. oil is down to $89 a barrel. these price declines are starting together some momentum. look hard. they say a to handle. i paid $2.98 on sunday in new jersey. pro-democracy demonstrations dying down just a little. officials from hong kong's government has met with the students. no big crack down from beijing as of right now. next case. ebola. the nbc cameraman affected with ebola. he is now in the united states. he will be treated in a special isolation unit at the nebraska medical center. thomas eric duncan is the first person to be

and how about downplaying the terrorism threat and how about jpmorgan chase downplaying their huge hack attack rematch and let's just say that if this guy gets turned down for a mortgage, what makes you think that you will get one? the breast-cancer advertisement that is raising i is faster than awareness. welcome come everyone, i am neil cavuto. we have bad news, it is mutating. this ebola virus is mutating. not enough to make you panic but enough to make you think and make you question those who insisted that you shouldn't worry. because the ebola virus could go airborne pretty much any time. the problem is that anthony bradberry is not telling us anytime he thinks that's going to happen. which is the opposite of the cdc telling us. and it has less moving with the fast changing nature of this virus itself. the longer that it moves around in the melting pot that is west africa, it is a nightmare scenario and unlikely, but it can't be ruled out. it's hard to say, this much is not. even in this country, this ebola thing is not standing still. a washington area hospital has admitted a pat

and the fact this was done through chase online jpmorgan chase accounts, the mobile apps. does that make sense to you? are these things not secure enough yet? >> well, you know, again the question -- because breaches have become the uncertainty in life. is anything really secure in and for years financial institutions have really been the role model for security developments when it comes to cybersecurity and all sorts of other security. the problem now is they're under constant attack. we as consumer and small business people are under constant attack and it is inevitable that every business will suffer a breach and every consumer will suffer some form of identity theft. so the issue now moves from just preventive measures to monitoring and every which way you can as a consumer. whether you look at credit reports as often as you can. you see free overview of your credit. >> changing passwords, by the way. because remember something for many people, for many of their financial services and other accounts, their user id is their e-mail address. then hackers using brut force

jpmorgan, however, saying that story simply not true. all the information we have right now is based on this jpmorgan statement to us. and that is the full extent of what they're saying right now. the story is false. we are not aware of a new attack, sue. >> all right. eamon, thank you very much. sorry i stepped on you there at the top. i know you'll continue to follow that story for us. >>> now to the stock market where we had briefly moved into positive territory for the dow jones industrial average. the s&p had turned positive as well. right now we're only down about 10 points on the dow. the s&p is down under 2, and the nasdaq is actually up 4.25. so let's get to the trading action. bob pisani here with me at post 9 along with art cashin with ubs financial services. art, you know there are so many rumors out there today. geopolitical risk is high, but the bulls and europe is really a mess right now, but the bulls are fighting the good fight today. >> yeah, i'll give a little piece of circumstantial evidence here. what we saw was when

>>> we've reports that 76 million accounts were compromised after a data breach at jpmorgan chase.ow, a new report says that they will not the only target, kate rodgers is here with this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, kate. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary, well at least 13 financial firms were reportedly targeted by the cyberattack that hit jpmorgan this summer. last week, jpmorgan said 1 million businesses and customers were affected investments were also struck by hackers but it doesn't appear any data was stolen. "the new york times" says apresident obama has been receiving periodic briefings on the cyberattack. and apple is inviting guests to its headquarters for a special event next monday. analysts predict the new tablets will feature the finger print i.d. and apple services on the new iphone. back to you. >> kate rodgers for cnbc, thanks so much, kate. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> still more than an hour and a half before sunshine. but we will see bright sunshine. under clear skies, the temperatures have gotten chillier. it's 55 deg

this is not on the jpmorgan website. the company doesn't yet have any comment, hasn't been responding to calls or e-mails. that third party website was shareholder.com. guys, we've been looking through the numbers. if you check things out, it was a fairley thorough release. they look at net interest income of $11.1 billion. noninterest revenue of 13.14 billion versus the street count numbers at 12.80 billion. they dig down, you can go all the way through each of the segments. net revenue was down 2% for the corporate and investment bank, also down 2% for commercial banking, down 1% for consumer and community banking. we have not been able to confirm with the companyist, but these

this is what jpmorgan made this point and by the way, jpmorgan could, ceo's can go to jail lying about a public company and public statements that you know, the information that they got you can get anywhere. you can get someone's address. melissa: name and addresses. that was their response. >> cyberattacks can cost a ceo its job. jpmorgan is trading up. people don't care. melissa: more bad news for pimco. charles schwab is dumping pimco's total return fund from target date retirement fund. charlie you have another fun fact about pimco. >> yes. there is a lot of consternation out in the market whether to keep this i can tell you, brokers at morgan stanley that are just on the edge of telling their clients to blow out of this. melissa: i want to mention people the reason why you care about this story, millions and millions people, probably you, cops, teachers, firefighters you are invested in pimco through your retirement accounts. this is your money. go ahead. >> this fund is a huge bond fund, if they have massive sell interest rates could go up. they did one day. when bill gross resi

jpmorgan chase says there's no evidence that account information or passwords were stolen and it has not seen any unusual fraud activity but customer names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses were stolen. that cyberattack happened in june and was reported in july. >>> 4:52. general motors is recalling more than 117,000 vehicles this time because of a defective module that causes stalling. the recall includes 14 models from 2013 and '14. gm will notify owners with dealers replacing the module for free. >>> happening this weekend, i can hardly contain myself. bacon. bacon. sweet bacon. you see it. you smell it. you can taste it for free at the first ever pennsylvania bacon festival. it starts tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 in south philadelphia. it features bacon eating contests. they haven't agreed to let me participate yet. i'm still volunteering. bacon products for sale and more than 30,000 samples. 30,000 samples of bacon. i hope they save a few thousand for the other people aside from myself. >>> a trip to the shore got easy. we'll tell you about parkway changes that should

what can i do, if i'm a jpmorgan chase customer tonight and i'm worried? >> believe it or not, this is going to sound very counterintuitive there is silver lining in this thing. looks like the only information that was taken as of today anyways that we know about is contact information. which means that what is likely going to happen is what is referred to as phishing or spear phishing, that means there will be aggressive emails being sent that will look deseparate testifily similar to emails normally get from chase ha will contain information could make you believe that you need to contact them for some reason. when you start clicking on links in emails, you can start getting in trouble. that is the good news. gerri: that is your first point, don't click on links in any emails or emails from jpmorgan chase or purport to be? you. >> know what any do not like it at all when people click on links in emails because, you're allowing someone else to essentially incity gate the communication -- instigate the communication. always you should start the communicati

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i'm also going to talk about jpmorgan getting hit by a cyber attack.emember that was during the summer, in july. now we know exactly how many people accounts they actually lost. that is next. ♪ >> it is described as one of the largest cyberattacks ever. chase.get is jpmorgan hackers were able to steal data on 76 million households. how did this happen? how can it be prevented in the future? joining me is michael kaiser, the executive director of the national cyber security alliance. paul kedrosky. and with me in new york, keri geiger. tell us what exactly happened. experienced a very serious a cyber hack earlier this summer. they were disclosed to the general public that 76 million households, customer data, was compromised. what that means is the bank is basically telling us that logins, passwords, and sensitive customer information was not compromised. however, if you had a private banking account, a credit card or a mortgage, the type of customer you were is the type of information the hackers got a hold of. >> is this information a potential threat