>>> threat changed, it appears the malware has -- i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. that story in a moment. but first breaking news. we have a news crew headed that way. >>> it looks like tens of thousands of internet users have dodged a cyber bullet at least for now. a 9:00 p.m. deadline has come and gone for a malware that has infected computers around the world. ktvu's patti lee is in berkeley and has looked into the steps taken to protect internet users. >>> we are just starting to see the impact of this so called internet black out. here at the internet cafe, this group tells us they still do have internet access, but in the last hour service providers like at&t and verizon says they are ramping up for a gluten of computer users. >> reporter: at 9:00 p.m. tonight, the end of internet service for thousands. >> there will be people who can't get on the internet. they are estimates nationwide it's 50 or 60,000. >> reporter: for months, facebook, google and the fbi have warned computer users to check for malware that for years had redistricted web users to a site. >

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inventory right now. 75 million pieces of malware. that's roughly 1/3 of the email that's going up on the network today are sent by botanists. over 100 countries have network exploitation capabilities. in 2011 the number of cyber attacks rose 44%. malware increased by 60%. and the number of attacks on u.s. critical infrastructure went from nine in twine to over 160 in 2011. and from january of 2011 to june of 2011, 19,000 malicious addresses appeared a day. 80% of the websites have been hacked or compromised. it's interesting when you go out to companies fortune 500, of 168 companies they were queried 162 had been hacked. i'm going to give you some insights into some of those that have been hacked. just some unique statistics on this when you start to look at what's going on. in june of 2011 google was hacked. in august another u.s. company. mitsubishi heavy industries in september. sony in october. at&t in november. chamber of commerce in december. salesman tech in january. nissan of april of 2012. visa and mastercard april of 2012.

if you click on the link inside one of the spam e-mails, you could infect your computer with malware. if you think you've received one, check for red flags like misspells or grammatical errors, and hover your mouse over the link to make sure it is taking you to the genuine facebook site. go to the settings on facebook and turn off e-mail notifications. you might as well do this anyway. when you go to your facebook account, they let you know right away that you've been tagged in photos. >> the giants go for the sweep in atlanta while the as battle the mighty yankees at the coliseum. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> good evening, everybody. the as take on baseball's big boys tonight! the ne

>> 65,000 new pieces of malware discovered everyday.itored here. but the piece of malware that's the central focus today, the dns changer. i want to bring in gary davis. we are inside the global threat center at your facility. and a global threat today is the dns changer. >> correct. >> how big an impact will it have? >> the dns changer affected 4 million pcs. every since the fbi took down the servers, that nubl has widdled down. worldwide could be 200 to 500,000. >> what do i do if i wake up and cannot log on? >> your best bet is to call your internet service provider. we have a bridge where we're monitoring the situation and looking at calls from consumers and business customers to help them get their customers back online. >> there are a lot of pieces of malware out there. what makes this particular piece so unique? >> a couple things. first of all, typically malware gets on your pc and intended to extract information. in this case, it redirected the traffic going from your pc to the internet. if you try to go to a common domain, it

experts call it malware of the worst kind. >> malware is any kind of computer program that makes your computer do something you don't want it to do. >> reporter: the fbi found out about this scam last fall and fixed the problem. but today, they are taking down the safety net that protected people. saying the impacted had enough time to get problem fixed. but if you didn't act and don't have updated antivirus software on your computer, you may have a problem. >> this monday, if you have internet connection, it will go away and you will have to call your internet service provider to figure out how to remove the malware from the computer. >> reporter: before you find or get rid of it on your man the ---- machine they say back up anything important. >> this is going to be a problem authorities do say that it's not going to impact millions instead only about 65,000 people in the united states may have to deal with the dns changer. >>> the weather video houston texas. now bracing for flooding there. severe weather hitting the city. as being see it made driving more cautious and dangerous. i

that's the day they shut it down with the dms changer, malware will display an alert with a link to theeb site that instructs users on how to remove it, the fbi's web site has a link that allows people to check it if they have malware on their machines, they posted that link under the national section, we have posted it on abc2news.com, you can walk through everything you need to know. >>> five things you need to know before you head out the door, are president obama will sign a bill today that allocates more than a hundred billion dollars for transportation workers and college students. the student loan portion of the bill prevented federal student loan rates from doubling. governor o mali is expected to attend that bill signing. >>> an army secret who is accused of -- psychiatrist who is accused of killing civilians will be in court this morning. major nadal ha san are expected to make motions in this case. >>> major league all star weekend in tornado ravaged areas, five homes in joplin missouri, four in tuscaloosa alabama. >>> formformer mississippi governor hally basher and current

of the worst kind. >> malware is any kind of computer program that makes your computer do somethingt you do not want it to do. >> reporter: the fbi found out about the scam and fixed the problem but today they're taking down the safety net that's protected people, those impacted have had enough time to get the problem fixed but if you didn't act and don't have updated antivirus software on your computer you may have a problem. >> this monday if you have internet connection it will go away and you'll have to call the internet service provider to figure out how to remove the malware from your computer. >> reporter: before you try to find if you have it on your machine, back up anything on your computer. >>> keep in mind the majority of people did not feel the impact today, only about 65,000 people in the u.s. may have had to deal with this dns changer. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> ms. connie was trying to tape up the window and she saw the funnel start, and she just told everybody to get in the dance room.

be sure to go to the website to see if your computer is infected with malware. we have information in web links. >> the albany city council set to meet tomorrow to vote on a proposed whole foods store on a portion of berkeley land owned -- that is . if approved the store would be built on the southern portion of it. the land is where the occupy the farm movement started. one said she is in favor of the project. >> i think it's going to be a very productive project. i supported it. > officials at city hall expect dozens of people including members of the occupy movement to pack the meeting tomorrow night. because of the increased interest in the plan city leaders have moved their regular city council meeting location for tomorrow night. it'll be moved from the albany city hall to the community center. that's on marin avenue. the meeting will start at 7:30. >>> residents living near the airport may notice more noise than usual over the next few weeks but not from airplanes. tomorrow they will continue work on its 200 million-dollar terminal 1 renovation project. c

the fbi is about to unleash a temporary internet we are live with more on the malware and how to fix the infected computers. >> reporter: gasia if you have the malware you will have access to the internet but no web site. like having a working phone but not knowing the numbers to dial. in our overly connected lives getting on line is like breathing. we don't think about it. we just expect it. >> my life is basically based on the internet. >> so, what if you woke up monday morning and had no access to the internet? >> i probably would call my friends that know more about computers than i do and ask them to help me. >> reporter: at 12:0 1 eastern time, that is 9:00 p.m. sunday here, if your computer is infected with the malware you will not have access to the internet. they have been writing about the countdown. somewhat they are going to be tens of thousands of people in the united states who are unaware and wake up monday morning and try to go on-line and they will not get any wear. the fbi is putting down temporary servers to take out rogue searchers. they rerouted you. >> you might

web.this malicious malware is caaled "d-n-s changer"... it was first discovered in 2007. last year... agenns off the malicious servers... victims would lose internet pervice.so they set up temporary servers.... but that safey net expired at midnighh. leaving thousands of internet users at risk oday.service providers are bracing to take help calll.if you do still hhve nternet... prrtect yourself now... now...according to cyber security exxerts:keee your make sure you're using a firewall when browsing the internnt.aad don't click on a link or aacept an attachment if you have any doubt it miiht there's no wood yet on exactlyy how many users are waaing up unplugged this morning.some ssy it could be... much to do about nothing... simiiar to y-two-k..n the end there weee very few ppoblems there... nd that's what we're hopinggfor today.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 mmrning news. investigators continue to look inno the cause of a fire that claimed the life of an anne arundel county woman. woman.this videe taken by one hiteshew.the fire department says lames broke out around 10 a-m s

the malware was first discovered in 2007. about 25% of compromised ip addresses come from the u.s.inesses beware. 10% of fortune 500 companies have a computer that is infected. warnings have been issued for months through sites like facebook and google telling internet users to check their computers for the virus stated by hackers. when the fbi busted the hackers last year, agents realized if they turned off the malicious servers used to control the computers, all the victims would lose internet service. they set up temporary servers while agents continued their investigations so users infected could still use the internet, but that safety net expires tonight at midnight which has led to what many people are calling internet doomsday or malware monday, but you still have time to check your computer. the fbi arranged for a private company to run a website where users can see if their computers are compromised and f security business sites where you can find fixes for this nasty problem. cyber security experts tell fox there are always steps you can take to protect yourself. keeping

and it has nothing tt d ith power outages.malicious malware is cutting thousands of people across he nation off the internet today. poday.megaa gilliland is here with more what some are calilng an interenet doomssay... and if there is yourself. gooddmmrning guys,the f-b-i &pdid set up ttis website... thht actually tests your compuuer tt see ii it's but at this oint... it's too late or that ... if you're infeeted... you won't be able to use that website... website...or any website for that atter.this malicious malware is called "d-n-s discovered in 2007.but when the f-b-i busted the hackers last year... aaentssrealized that if they turned off the malicious seevers... victims woulddlose interret servicc..o they set up temporary servers.... but ttat safey net expired at miinight.leaving thousands of internet users at risk.even if you have internet phissmorning... there's a few protect yourself. yourself..ccording o cyber secuuity experts:keep your anti virus software updated. pake suue you're using a fireeall when browsing the inttrnet.aad on't click on a if you have any doubt it mightt

malware monday. users prepare for a cripples computer virus. >>> out of this world. a stunning view from mars gives a glimpse of the red planet. >> stuntman in china is lucky to be alive after a >> stuntman in china is lucky to be alive after a heart-topping fall. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and very good morning to you. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with back to work. as lawmakers return from the holiday, president obama is reportedly getting ready to stir political fires with a call to extend bush-era tax cuts but not for everyone. this as the president's campaign turns up the heat on mitt romney on his tax history and offshore bank accounts. brian mooar joins us with details. >> reporter: faced with bad headlines, the obama campaign wants to change the conversation. as congress returns today from its july 4th recess, president obama already has work planned for lawmakers. later today he's reportedly going to ask congress to extend bush-era tax cuts to those earning less than $250,000 a year. the obama campaign needs to quickly

to give people time to get rii of the malware, the the f-b-ii set up temporary servers.but today...rvers were turned off after a caapaignnto get interret users to check virus.the f-b-i's latest iius. estiiatt today showed nearly 211-thousand computerssstill had the virus.if you don't have internee access... all you can do is call your help desk, or inttrnet service provider's customer service... and be prepared for a lonn wait. isuzu is voluutarily recaaling more thaa ellven thousand rodeo sport and amigo s-u-v's because reer suspension parts can rust and brrak away from the frame and could cause a crrsh.the recalllaffeets amigos from the 19-98 to two thousaaddooe model years... also, rodeo sports from two thousand two.the national highway traffic safety administration says the recall covers vehicles in twenty one states and washington, d-c where salt is used to clear the roads.isuzu dealersswill inspect the suspensions and treat them, or install a reinforcing bracket.owners pill be notified by ail. thaa piece of luggage the to airline lost....wwll most likely it eeded up etting sol

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. >> mark: you could be a victim of malware if you cannot connect to the internet today i will tell you how the fbi trying to crack down hot on this. -- crack down on this. let us get a quick check with the weather and erica. >> erica: we do have some reports of drizzle, so you may need to use your window wipers today and we do wipersfog--and we do have widespread fog. i have more with your seven day around the bay forecast coming up. >> george: good morning, we have a pretty good start to the morning commute, volume seems to be a but no delays or hot spots. a quick commute shows like traffic for the north bay, east bay and south bay. >> darya: are developing story, five people were shot last night and we want to give you more on this. we have jackie that is live on the scene outside of the cinema where this happened. >> reporter: investigators are looking to find a suspect that opened fire out in front of the regal theater here it sending five people to the hospital. here is some video from last night. according to the police about 9:30 p.m. last night 50 to 60 people were standing out

lap lan the malware scare ahead. what experts are saying about the computer blackout threat tomorrow. >> ama: the weather is far from calm but heat relief from n the east. leigh glaser says some of the heat is now heading our way. the accuweather forecast is coming up. >> alan: like abc-7 news on facebook and make a difference for bay area foster kids in need. for every new like, one dollar goes to the sleep train dream campaign. >> alan: thousands of computers could lose their internet service at 9:00 this evening because of malware create by cybercriminals. this dates back to 2007 when hackers designed software that affected how computer connect the web. it's estimated 54,000 computers in the u.s. could be affected. >> if you were infected you had to go through them to get on the internet, and once they went down you couldn't get online so the fbi replaced their server with its own clean servers but now the fbi is taking the servers down, which means if you're infected, you out of luck. >> computer experts say the

the fbi set up special servers to defeat that malware. it's one of the only times the u.s. government has gotten involved in protecting the internet. they turned that off at midnight. because of all the advanced warnings tens of thousands were able to get the malware off their computer. if you haven't heard of it and you wake up and you don't -- aren't able to get on the web, you will need to contact your internet service provider. so to be clear, this is not a situation where some point to computer bug struck. this has been around for a year causing trouble. it's that the good guys shut down the protection at midnight so starting today you're on your own. if you have trouble call your ifp. >> a south bay church down but not out after recent break-ins. east san jose's church held sunday mass as usual but what was missing in yesterday's service was the music. thieves had broke sboon the church stealing $25,000 of instruments. the church leaders are upset over all of the hard work that went into afiring that equipment. >> what they took was a lot of labor and people's effort

links in shady- looking emails, potential phishing attempts to gather personal information or install malwarere's another trick growing in popularity, one that web users may not think about. whether searching for news on a hot topic like celebrity gossip, a new gadget, or a major world event, or even something as mundane as a recipe, be careful where you click. that search result could be a tainted link. people are always aware that they should be careful with their email and what they click on. that same level of awareness needs to be there when you're on a search engine, or for that matter, on facebook or something. many companies and entities spend time and money pinpointing how to get their site to the top of a list of search results. that's called search engine optimizing. search engine poisoning uses the same strategy for scamming. the major search engines are all on the lookout for it, but to keep your computer safe... -- keep your searches to trusted sites. when looking for news on a favorite celebrity, for example, stick to the established entertainment sites. -- avoid web address en

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look at the number of pieces of malware. mcafee's got some great statistics on this, and all these statistics that i'm giving you are publicly available. you can go out on the network and pull down some of these from pingdom.com, zd net, pew. they have some great things, gartner have some great statistics on where we are today. and if you go to softpediacom and mcafee, mcafee will tell you they've got 75 million unique pieces of malware in their inventory right now. 75 million pieces of malware. botnets send 89.5 million unsolicited e fails a -- e-mails a day, roughly one-third sent by botnets. and over 100 countries have network exemployeation capabilities -- exploitation capabilities. in 2011 the number of cyber attacks rose 44%. malware increased by 60%, and the number of attacks on u.s. critical infrastructure went from nine in 2009 to over 160 in 2011. and from january of 2011 to june of 2011, 19,000 malicious addresses appeared a day. urds. 80% of the web sites have been hacked or compromised. it's interesting, when yo

malware could take over your computer. here's how it works. normally your computer connects to an internet server. you got that? using malware, aka evil software, hackers took over some computers and redirected the internet connection not to the server where it was intended to go but to their evil server to perform evil deeds without you knowing. that's the evil malware server. last year the fbi caught the hackers. if they shut down those evil servers, victims lose internet access and the fed set up another alternative system of servers to support users. on monday, the fbi is shutting down those servers so if your computer is infected, you may completely lose your internet connection. katie thompson covering the story and she joins us from where else her computer. how do you avoid this attack, this incoming problem, katie? >> well, unfortunately, if you're infected there's no way to avoid it but you can check to see if you've been infected and you can remove it. so on our site, i wrote a story about this yesterday. we have a link to the websit

. >>> malware monday. internet users across the country brace for a potentially crippling computer virus. >>> out of this world. nasa's stunning new image from mars delivers a rare glimpse of the red planet. >>> death-defying slip. a stunt man in china is lucky to be alive. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. those stories and much more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with back to work. as lawmakers return from a holiday, president obama is getting ready to stir the political fires with a call to extend bush-era tax cuts, but not for everyone. this as the president's campaign turns up the heat on mitt romney. brian mooar joins us from washington with details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. faced with bad headlines, the obama campaign wants to change the conversation. as congress returns today from its july 4th recess, president obama already has some work planned for lawmakers. later today he's reportedly going to ask congress to extend bush era

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dot com or any other dot com for that matter although it may be infected with malware that targets laptops and computers around the world in the software force unsuspecting users to fraudulent websites fraudulent and. some are calling this or have called it an internet doomsday and it's bad thousands of americans may not be able to get online this morning on their computers because of a computer virus infecting more than half a million p.c.'s the f.b.i. began shutting down servers at midnight that were a temporary safety net to keep the infected computers online the f.b.i. set up a server is to keep the and connected computers on line but the agency is shutting them down. now the reason i want to bring this up is because it's a perfect example of the hypocrisy of the mainstream media today we found out that rather than an internet doomsday or massive shutdown where millions of people would be without internet connection it really only affected three hundred thousand people worldwide now it's no small number but it's certainly no doomsday and i think the for once that the i actually did a p

in 2007 cyber criminals designed software -- malware infected millions of computers. the fbi shut 'em down last year. authorities have been warning users the system they put in place to counteract the malware would end this weekend. between 46 and 64,000 computers in the u.s. are still infected. >> if you were infected you had to go through them to get on the internet many once they went down you couldn't get online. the fbi replaced their server with its own clean servers. out in fbi is taking those servers down which means if you are infected, you are out of luck. >> experts say the problem can be fixed easily by calling yourselves provider or find instructions through a link on abc7news.com, look see it on tv. >>> environmentalists expected to turn in enough signatures in san francisco today to qualify a november ballot measure that would require a plan to drain a reservoir. the group says voters have a chance to bring the valley back on par with the pristine beauty of the yosemite valley. it was spectacular. opponents say it would be impractical and a big waste of

you fled to run the malware program to get it off. a lot of other instructions on the website at abc 2news.com. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right. let's take a look. want to get new to the heat warning and again this is for the entire state of maryland and 9 earn shore so excessive heatt. was the deal all day today. a very hot looking chesapeake. they have -- so again just a very hot situation. a very hot way to finish the day and baltimore tonight. temperatures running hot. 85 degrees. humid -- the dew point up close to 77. this is muggy. we have been storm free today. we continue to be storm free tonight and the highs today reaching well in to the upper 90s. in fact hitting 100 today at regan and dc. very close to 100 in baltimore. it was 105 so we didn't approach the record tomorrow. the old record 101 and we will get to at least 103 tomorrow so a record breaking day in the peak of the heat wave. 80s, those dew points measure the moisture in the are

. -- malware. we talked about that. thousands of customers may not be able to access the web and more signs of a slowdown in china. ashley morrison with more. >> it's not a mall. good morning, terrell. there are concerns over slowing economic conditions in china. today, inflation fell to the lowest level since 2010. that was coupled with increases in consumer prices and food prices. a disruption in china's economy could have a negative impact on u.s. and european markets. on friday, china released the second quarter gdp. figures and it is expected to be the worst report in three years. that news put a chill on markets in asia. the nikkei dropped 1.5% and the hang seng lost 2%. >>> earnings season begins on wall street this week. friday we'll get the first quarterly report from jpmorgan chase since the bank reported that massive multibillion dollar loss. friday's weak jobs report led to a down day for stocks. the dow lost 124 points while the nasdaq fell 38. >>> after falling steadily since april, gas prices ticked up la

also, invest in anti-virus and anti-malware security software. there's great software available not only for computers but protection available for iphones, ipads and android devices. parental control software can help keep your kids safe online as well. another good practice try and avoid transactions like online banking or credit cards purchases while you are on a public wi-fi hotspot as they may not be as well protected from someone intercepting your data. you can stay safe online with a good mix of technology tools, best practices, and common sense. i'm samara lynn. >> tom: tomorrow on "n.b.r.", after a treacherous initial stock offering, facebook reports its first quarterly results as a public company, we'll have the details. some other big companies reporting tomorrow, starbucks, with more competition from fast food chains. how will the coffee company fare? and strong profits are expected from amazon, we'll find out if it makes the grade. >> susie: when you go into the supermarket or drug store, do you tend to buy brand name items or the pr

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