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they'll hear from duncan and lowery. the governors will also hold a panel on economic growth. >>> tomorrow night, seth myers takes over of nbc's "late night." mark barger sat down to talk about his transition to late night. >> he has had a decade of fun in the pressure cooker that is "saturday night live". >> there's nothing like working under that time constraint to draw you close to people. i'm going to miss that a lot. >> he'll also miss the weekend update desk where he's had a new coanchor this season. >> she is required no breaking in. she's so good at it. she's a total pro. i thought she would be good. she's blowing me away by how fast she is as good as she is. >> myers goes from one show a week at "snl" to five a week at "late night". >> i think "late night" is more civilized. there's nothing civilized about this schedule. it's uncivilizuncivilized. i think i can shower and shave everyday. >>hat now t you're a married man? >> yes, i have to be civilized. it's the right time to take a job like this. >> you can watc

lowery into left center field. a two run double. not enough for the a's who fall 11-3. defense has been the name of the game so far. nice catch here by kevin madison to rob him right there. 11-3 is the final with the a's on the short end. that is the sporting life. nice to see the sharks back and looking great heading into the regular season. >> can't get enough hockey. >> we know. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, inside public housing, the conditions, coming up tonight on 2, we go along as inspectors document the problems it themselves. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us, we will see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any

reporter: inside the secret service's criminal investigation division, special agent in charge ed lowery us rare access to a room where agents track cyber criminals around the world. these screens show an internet chat room based in russia where hackers are brazenly selling what they've just stolen. u.s. social security numbers are offered at $2 each. >> the credit cards are available, social security numbers, personal information. >> reporter: this is marketplace? >> this is a marketplace? >> reporter: a marketplace where thieves also sell the latest know-how. the recent attacks at targets lasted for weeks and neiman marcus for three months when highly sophisticated thieves broke through the companies' firewalls, stole millions of card numbers but never raised an alarm. here on this forum, av, malware is one of the skills for sale. >> reporter: av check? >> av check. there are businessings out there that their business is ensuring if you have built a piece of malware, that it will be undetectable by any service. >> reporter: they all noticed a spike. more than 800,000 credit cards were

reporter: inside the secret service's criminal investigation division, special agent in charge ed lowery rare access to a room where agents track cyber criminals around the world. these screens show an internet chat room base based in russia,e hackers are brazenly selling what they've just stolen. u.s. social security numbers offered at $2 each. >> credit cards will be available, social security numbers, personal information. >> reporter: this is a marketplace? >> this is a marketplace. >> reporter: a marketplace where the thieves also sell the latest know-how. the recent attacks on target lasted for weeks, and at neiman marcus for three months, when highly sophisticated thieves broke through the companies' firewalls, stole millions of card numbers but never raised an alarm. here on this forum, the dwe feet of av, antiviral software, is one of the skills for sale. avcheck? >> avcheck. there are individuals out there that their lewis is ensuring that if you build a piece of malware that it will be undetectable by any virus. >> reporter: in the target case the secret service and the banks

lowery --nk both dr.[applause] have 140 days until our workforce convened again in july at the nga annual meeting. we have discussed how we can move the beetle -- the needle on critical issues. governors are doing their part to address the significant talent is to education and creating jobs. we must now do their part, we believe this can make substantial progress on three key issues. one, restore the workforce investment act. advocacyee years of and pressure on congress, the set-aside was increased from five percent to 8.75% last month. that means over $100 million more in taxable federal funds for states to support workforce innovation and though governors appreciate this, we should use this momentum to continue to call on congress to fully restore the 15% wia set aside this year during the fiscal year 2015 appropriations process. number two, fixed the college axis alleged -- college axis challenge program. ca cg is broken. ensuring that low income students can attend college is a priority for everyone

doug schoen, rich lowery, we'll talk next week. >> we will. going back outside. >> get your hat. martha: going to put the hat back on, folks. i promise. lot of snow. take a look what is going on outside of our window here. this is times square in new york city. just like i pictured it except today is very, very wintry. bill hemmer will head back out to our corner and tell us what is going on. >>> plus a video of a camera falling from a skydiver. it took a tumble. this is a really great story. we're going to tell you what we think about it, where that camera came from and surprising place somebody found it, when we come back. bill: is it real? martha: i don't know. ♪ get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. martha: a lot of folks buzzing about this morning a deal announced to create a new cable giant. comcast reached an agreement to buy time warner cable

ed lowery heads the secret services criminal investigate division. >> we never lose track of the factng the most sophisticated criminals out there. >> reporter: how does it work? in relationships that all begin in the anonymous world of the internet, where no one uses real names, where accounts can be hidden and trust is key. masix and the ukraine would hire hacking teams across the united states. these are the cyber criminals who electronically break into stores, retailers, any company with large amounts of credit card information. the hacked accounts are categorized by credit limits, then sold in bulk, online, anywhere from $15 for a classic card up to a couple of hundred for gold and platinum. the undercover agent would pretend then to be a buyer who could use the stolen numbers and literally create credit cards that look and act exactly like the card in your pocket. and before you'd even realize your credit card numbers had been stolen, crews were out buying up merchandise and selling it on the black market. >> so he had the most recent, the largest credit card data that was avail

they'll hear from duncan and lowery. the governors will hold a panel on growing the economy. >>> the time right now, 6:06. we're in the final day of the 2014 winter games in sochi. this will be the last day we'll see the torch lit at olympic park. looking at a live look. it will be put out after the closinger moanny. final competitions are taking place this very minute with athletes pushing for their last chance at a medal. team usa is hoping to finish strong in sochi. a lot of hopes are pinned on the four man bobsled team, fractions of a second beyond the bronze. jay gray has more from the games. >> reporter: three events left and no chance of winning the overall medal count, team usa is trying to close out on the medal stand. it won't happen in hockey. canadians sending teem usa home today getting the chance to defend their olympic championship against sweden. >> this is what we wanted, a chance at the gold medal. >> four americans will compete in the cross country free start a. the best chance at a last medal in sochi