. >> reporter: 150 countries, hundreds of thousands of mach e machines attack, the biggest coordinated cyber attack ever, a malware virus. it may get worse. >> i would say we're not out of the woods. we have an additional concern that we've seen in the past to provide variance to the tool and continue to come after us. >> reporter: spreading rapidly in six continents, hackers demanding money to unlock files. this message from the assailant, pay up in bit coins, $300 or file the disappear. in the u.k., hospitals attacked, sending off a health emergency, but thankfully, programmers in indiana and the u.k. discovered a kill switch. >> once the kill switch was activated, the malware does nothing. it would not carry out its infection. >> i was panicking looking through the code, and i realized we had stopped it. >> reporter: the hackers used the same tools developed by u.s. intelligence that were linked to the public back in april. microsoft already released a patch to fix the loophole in march, but those who did not update remain vulnerable. >> to those who have not patched or updated soft

there's a reason why the mach 3 -- >> they have the aloe strip -- >> there's a reason why the mach 3 locked up at in stores. >> it's so expensive. >> the fusion is really locked up. >> also? >> yeah. >> i never tried it. the mach 3 works. >> got it. >> okay. >>> separately, how do you sleep at night? >> terribly on "squawk box" mornings. >>> apple wants to make it easy. the company acquired bedit, the company that make asleep sensor. the sensor looks like a thin pad that users place between their sheets. it works with a phone or other device to track heart rate, awake time and snoring, and can use that data to wake users up at an optimal time. i used to have something like this. >> i know. you didn't like it. >> i had the different things for the wrist, then wee things, which has a mattress you put under yourself. and you can get one for -- if you have two people, you can get separate ones. i don't understand how it works. >> i'm sorry, if you wake me up ten minutes early, i'm mad. >> we had peter thiel who had the device that clips to the pillowcase. >> my under armour thing, fitbit

this is the mach 3 and it's come a long way. >> we have all the engineering magic back here.ere's a corvette engine powering this monster, this 12 ton robot stands 16 feet tall. it's got a 4,000 psi hydraulic system powered by three mass i have hydraulic pumps. >> while i was there i was thinking of you guys. >> i can sense how jealous nick is. because i've got free reign. just walking around. cool megabot behind me. >> they're going to go into battle with a giant robot and he's going to be sitting right here. >> it's incredible to see this thing come together. i've got joy sticks here, switches, there's monitors so i can see where the weapons are aimed. >> speaking of weapons. >> this is one of the weapons on the robot. this is the logging grapple that we've repurposed into a giant robot claw. we also have things like massive drills and chain saws. >> i love how the chain saw has the stars and stripes. >> america, we have a certain way of doing things. need a bit of pizazz. >> everything is looking great, mate, but the bot looks a little nude. >> yeah, but we have a solutio

this missile knocked down a match war -- a mach war head. this does not confirm it's capable of defending itself against an intercontinental range missile which is fired by north korea. this just means that it is able to intercept the missile. whether it could work is what they want to know. there is a warning after somebody left two bottle bombs on a trail. they found them in clarksburg. it had a mixture to explode that would send caustic mixture in all directions. if you see look like this, get away from it and give police a call. to build transit center is back in the county's pocket. tim legler announced -- ike leggett announced the settlement. the center opened in 2015. five years late. $50 million over-budget. the county wanted the designer to dish out $67 million. larry: grand theft cockatoo? the thieves that swiped a bird and then they flew out the door. michelle: ought on video bombers target ice scream shop. there is new information coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". doug: another update on the tornado warning. until 6:30, thee, pir

>> well, mach developy said it is the duty of a prince to lie. >> reporter: is that the way you see itsome circumstances, probably right. >> you are being unreasonable. >> reporter: being provocative is classic kaczynski. >> you could have said, bam! >> reporter: another example? his support of the death penalty, but not by lethal injection. >> i think use of lethal injection is a way of lying to ourselves to make it look like execution's a peaceful, a benign, sort of like going to sleep, and they're not. they're brutal things. >> reporter: now you have proposed alternatives. you propose firing squad to lethal injections. >> never fails. >> reporter: but you also said the guillotine. >> that's right. >> reporter: really? the guillotine? come on. >> you know, it's 100% effective. and it leaves no doubt that what we are doing is a violent thing. if we as a society are willing to take away human life, we should be willing to watch it. >> reporter: you know, you're very soft-spoken, and you have a very placid look on your face, and you say very outspoken, almost incendiary things like that

wwe, k-17, kid myers civilization 6 and mach 3. it's been a wild ride, one of the company's most eggeragerly anticipated games is postponed to spring. yesterday morning, we came in and take two reported a quarter that was so good it swept away all the negativity, stock surging into positive territory, the company posted 11 off 52-week basis. it was just so amazing. even though take two is unusually -- has a usually light release schedule for the current fiscal year, commentary and guidance was so fabulous it made everybody stand up and say you got to own this. so after this epic move, can the stock move higher, i say yes, but we're going to talk to the ceo of this company. this is the best year, i'm not kidding, it was the best quarter we have seen, not just in the gaming group. but i'm coming one a new here a. -- theory. this was really not a time. i mean you said it. our ability to suggest a significant profit that solely includes a profit . just a plain vanilla quarter with no big ones was better than anything you have done. thi

. >> mach, thank you. >>> paralyzed playing the game he loved.the biggest spotlight, a college athlete can have. coming up next, cal's rugby coach and a teammate of robert taylor open up about the devastating injury suffered over the weekend. >> san francisco taking uber to court y. the city attorney says it is time for the company to stop, quote, thumbing its nose at the law. >>> and a new way for a's fans to enjoy games a month at a time. details on a new monthly ballpark pass. that's also coming up at 6:00. >>> a cam rugby player was paralyzed over the weekend as the team was playing in the national champion ship game. 20-year-old robert paylor was paralyzed from the chest down. >> this afternoon his coach and a teammate talked to the media about what happened. ktvu's scott reiss is live on the campus with the story. scott. >> reporter: julie and frank, we all understand the inherent risk of injury when it comes to sport, but really this sort of thing blows you away. that's exactly how they're feeling within the cal rugby community. it is a ve

watched that greeting there by the saudis and it's clear they're pulling out all the stops, they want to machuse under the former president, president obama, relations between the united states and saudi arabia were not in the best of conditions. the last time president obama was in saudi arabia, the king of saudi arabia did not come to the airport to greet him. that was very different this time around as king salman was at the airport to greet now president trump. it shows you the significance the saudis are placing on this. they hope it's a reset, as has been said many times, with the washington administration which is always so carefully and politically as well as militarily tied to the kingdom. >> all righty. stay close as we kick off "new day" again, the next hour, starts right now. >>> we've got two major bombshells in this meeting. the president of the yunited states joking saying he didn't mean it. >> the white house is not denying this report which is notable. >> this has moved from what was a distraction to the young trump presidency to completely consuming it. >> it is the kind of

you're on a pressurized tube at 30,000 feet hurtling slightly blow mach speed. >> reporter: that's tonightion news" at 11:00. >> in today's tech bytes new version of the surface pro. >> microsoft is adding new features to the tablet hybrid. among them is a battery that can last up to 13 and a half hours. >> starting price is still $800. >>> meanwhile google offering a new tool for conference rooms. >> it's called the jam board and it's a 55-inch digital white board that's meant to help workers collaborate better with each other. >> the jam board was first announced last october its available now for $5,000. >> and one of harvard's most famous dropouts is back on campus. facebook founder mark zuckerberg live streamed a tour of his old dorm room to 85,000 viewers. >> the room was where he developed and launched facebook then called the facebook. tomorrow he will give harvard's commencement address. >> wonder if the message will be drop out. >> hope not. >> those are your tech bytes. >> have good one. >> ♪ sugar, we're letting you go. what? who's replacing me? splenda naturals? look, she's sw

for the attacks on the swift, the banking institutions and the reasons they were doing that was to mach buck, not a political point. >> but you say we are not prepared. >> we're not prepared. not only are we not prepared now we are about to transform as we move to the internet of things and connect things like that the first pacemakers that were put into people's bodies and they were not encrypted a12-year-old using public software could kill these devices that were in their hearts and then they tried to patch and fix the system. it's vital on the front end we focus on security by disiefnlt we don't joaft the just roll it out and then think about the consequences. >> rose: we think the north koreans are pretty good. >> you know the scary think charlie, they're pretty good. they're not that great. and think about how much damage they could cause. >> and the russians are considered to be -- >> top. the russians i think are -- >> if there's anybody. >> as good as anyone. near the top. >> the united states, russia, israel is very capable of the space and china is get interesting. >> great t

allen, the executive editor of axios, steve kornacki national political correspondent for nbc, rob ki mach, served as hillary clinton's campaign manager and jeremy bash former chief of staff at the cia and d.o.d. and nbc national security analyst. president trump has said what he did was for humanitarian reasons but you have said way too dangerous. >> i don't know of any humanitarian reasons that justifies providing classified information to our adversary. this is the intelligence officer's worst nightmare because they recruit human sources and say we're going to protect your life and send your information directly to the president's desk. now it turns out when you send it to the president's desk you may not be able to protect the source's life. >> does it hold any water when the president says i'm looking to work with russia. he never acknowledges that russia on any level is an adver sairty. what could be done in syria, it's not just like russia is on the sidelines doing nothing. they're on the other guy's team. >> i think we're just trying to get the signal straight here. stephanie is re

if not the investigation itself, and then calls for special counsels and addition a al steps for maching this investigation a little bit more independent, and we have hearded from the congressmen certainly before this. and so those calls are only going to increase, and you know, what could make the difference is if you are seeing the folks like senator dean heller or barbara comstock, and the folks facinging the tough re-election fights next year are the ones to watch, because if you want independent counsel, it is going to require action by congress to make sure that it is a truly independent post. >> and emily, the administration is rejecting a independent pros cue to, but after this week is a independent prosecutor likely? >> i don't see it happening, because you had the majority leader of the senate and the house speaker paul ryan both rejecting that proposal. richard burr who heads the senate intelligence committee which is kon duconducting their bipartisan investigation has rejected it. there are a handful of republicans saying they are considering supporting it, but until you can

things like rail mache migration, for example, the abolition of tuition fees, a clear exa m ple of thetuition fees, a clear example of labour trying to engage younger voters. i think some of this is about trying to get off theissue of this is about trying to get off the issue of brexit. because of theresa may's desire to make it a brexit election there has been a lot of talk about the eu. labour wants to talk about policies, issues they believe are important to people, such as health. they want to boost health spending significantly. they wa nt to health spending significantly. they want to talk about jobs, health spending significantly. they want to talk aboutjobs, education, to get off the other issues and try to get off the other issues and try to inspire people to get out and vote. at the moment, with the exception of the issue of trident, which will be renewed it will say in the manifesto, apart from that, this is very muchjeremy corbyn's vision, and it will be tested at the election. it is a strange set of circumstances because the launch is not until next week but because of wha

you're going to (inaudible) go ahead and fix the spillway by november first, without it being a paper mache."mos "and you folks have a responsibility to keep that lake at a safe level and not put our lives in danger again." (audience claps) > ( grant ) the state did its best to reassure the audience it is on top of things... saying safety is its number one priority. there are more of these meetings planned.... with another in marysville tonight. numerous reports have said that work is going to cost...close to 300 million dollars. a study by a former u-c berkeley scientist says the dam itself was doomed from start with poor design and poor construction. pam. (pam) portions of the missouri and mississippi rivers are still well above flood stage after deadly rainfall this week you can see here... some of the flood damage in the suburban saint louis area... at least a dozen people have been killed.... and more than 200- roads are closed throughout arkansas and missouri. meanwhile, residents in illinois are preparing for flooding ... with rain still in the forecast there. let's take a look outsi

. >> paper mache. >> origami,. >> wrong. >> it's like she's definitely walking in like, hey. >> origamir wrong. >> met gala or gala standards is a hit. >> amazing. >> it's amazing. >> hit, fabulous. >> do these people sit down at all during the evening. >> they can't. they must stand and just wright checks. bill fundraising thing. >> big fundraiser the one even. >> next look. >> kendall jenner was amazing we'll show you pg version if she took a reverse you can see her whole derriere was completely out. this was from la perla the back side was completely exposed. >> with the cheeks out. >> the cheeks were out, baby. >> really? >> letting that freak flag fly. >> all right. so she looked great. it was interesting in from the back side. >> okay. >> we had many many other katie perry was -- >> let's run through them. if you have them put them up. >> here's katie perry. >> i don't even know what to say. what i want to say is inappropriate. i was told i can't say it. >> you were told. now you got to whisper to me. >> i love this. it's claire dames. >> i like this, too. >> can we show the shoe,

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