my favorite analogy is the malware that was used to hack sony is like a moped, and the malware being deployed by united states intelligence agencies is it's much more sophisticated, it's much harder to detect... >> kroft: and yet still, if this is a moped, there were only a handful of companies in the united states that would have been able to survive this attack. >> miller: and that really is the scary part is it does not take an overly sophisticated attack to compromise these huge global multinational brands. >> kroft: miller says there have been other major cyber attacks like the one against sony, but they didn't get as much attention. in 2012, iran was blamed for an attack against the headquarters of saudi arabia's national oil company, aramco, that destroyed 30,000 computers. iran has also been accused of a cyber assault against a group of casinos owned by sheldon adleson, a vocal enemy of the regime in tehran. and there have been others. >> miller: i've worked with companies before in the oil and gas space that have had control system networks get compromised by malware, and th

point of sale malware especially targeting u.s. retailers. >> reporter: that's because unlike europe and canada most u.s. retailers still haven't switched to new chip and pin technology. >> there's an increased pressure for the cyber criminals to maximize the fraud that they can conduct in this time period. >> reporter: how do they get in? mark says the newest malware can sneak in through an innocuous looking pdf or word document. >> i can send an e-mail to a company gilled as another company that they do business -- disguised as another company that they do business with or i can send a resume to an hr department. >> reporter: once in the corporate network the thieves find their way to the server for the point of sale card swiper and start harvesting. >> while there are still a lot of attacks against individuals, there is an increasing number against retailers and any company that operates point of sale systems because they may be harder targets to get into, but the payoff can be huge. >> reporter: but even top notch cyber sleuths

so apparently they downloaded malware from an unofficial server.how it made its way on to app. >> you're talking about these apps with millions of users. ohundreds of millions. has there been much response? prettyresponse has been quick from what i see. they've already come out and patched we chat or they said the malware only versions and the most current versions are unaffected. they have said no user information has been compromised. it's really difficult to tell. it seems like the damage has been contained. >> contained but it has been done. apple? bad p.r. for >> i think people were a lit sur many apps made it past its fence. but i think the fact that, for now, there hasn't been a user-scale loss of information. so it's to their benefit. again, we'll have to see. cases, it's always really difficult to tell. >> we'll continue to monitor this one. so much for joining us on that. well, the chinese president, xi firstg, prepares for his state visit to the u.s. one of his top foreign affairs officials is playing down their differences. bloomberg's

apps.bad apple pulls products from its online stores after chinese developers are duped into using malware. welcome to "first up." livengie lau coming to you from bloomberg's headquarters in hong kong. let's check in on markets for you tuesday morning. new zealand is climbing about .1%. higher is the new zealand dollar, worth about 63 u.s. cents. one market to tell you about is another -- it public holiday in japan. the u.s. starks started the week with games, making up for some of their post-fed meeting losses. we have su keenan with all of the details. su: we saw the market reverse a two-day selloff. sant of this had to do with francisco had president john wayne's and policymakers coming laying out a case for the fed to raise rates. the decision not to raise rates was a close call. many say the fed's job is to manage market expectations and there is a view that many people did not expect the fed to pull presserger, the fed explain their position came off as a debacle. there are a a lot of people feel they did the right thing. >> special conditions have already tightened a little bit equi

it's one of those apps that contains the malware.sers affected are in china. >> amazon is offering they can download programs when you're without a wi-fi connection such as a long flight. downloading isn't available for all programming. amazon still has to work out rights with some producers but amazon is also downgrading a prime perk, two-day shipping won't be available for every item in every market. this might turn me off. >> this was a big selling point. >>> turning now to a hero police officer in texas. a woman is trapped in a burning car after an accident. >> he pulls her from the car seconds before it bursts into flames and our good friend t.j. holmes, you were wondering where he was, he happens to have all the details. >> reporter: watch this rescue caught on dashcam video. a texas police officer pulling a woman from a burning car just moments before it burst into flames. north texas police officer michael mallison encountering this collision outside dallas last month causing the car to catch fire. >> i noticed traffic starte

have an iphone or ipad, apple is saying this morning up to 39 chinese apps could be compromised with malware capable of tricking customers to open dangerous websites including the mobile chat app we chat used by an estimate 600 million people. the breach is believed to be the first of its kind. customers are advised to upgrade to the latest version of apps to minimum sure they do not contain the malware. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast, hopefully, some cooler days ahead. >> absolutely. friday we talked about how it is a good excuse not to do jarred work. i am seeing the cools already at coast, 25 degrees cooler there than other parts of san francisco with the details coming up. >> easing the burden were, the husky that is helping the owner migrate north out of danger. >> plus --. ought only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity, all the highlights from an emotional night at the emmys and a historic night, too. >> a cute husband ski is making the road easier for syrian my grants helping them through many border crossings in cups they were e

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malware named key raider is targeting only jail broken iphones. jail breaking allows owners to access parts of iphone's file systems that are otherwise restricted. once infected a jail broken phone will give up all the itunes information to the hackers. >> if you don't have a jail break on your phone, you're good to go. once you jail break your phone, you don't have the security built in and are susceptible to hackings or as we call them, intrusions in to your phone. >> the malware started in china and has spread to 18 countries including the u.s. >> if they hack my itunes they'll have lots of bob dylan songs. >> at least they'll have a good time. [ laughter ] >>> it is soletry out there. -- sultry out there. >> hot test day is the thursday. we've got the official heat wave today. we're running a good 5, 6 degrees below yesterday's pace. we're at 78 right now. calm night. it's clear and managed to just eke out that 90-degree reading. there are your sunrise and sunset times for a very, very nice wednesday. average high today, 80. by the end of the

researchers say a piece of malwema malware is affecting iphones. the victim accounts all apparently belong to people who unlock their iphones so apps can be installed. that's hard to prove by apple's app store. the malware is being spread by third party distributors in china. >>> governor brown is taking action to bolster california's preparedness for a possible cyber attack. the governor funded an executive order directing the office of emergency services to create a cybersecurity hub. the center will help strengthen cybersecurity strategies and improve communication between local, state and federal agencies, and nongovernmental agencies. >>> some very tense moments this afternoon as police chase a suspect they spotted in oakland. sky 7 hd was overhead as the chase wound through the fruitvale section before it reached a b.a.r.t. station. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. this all started this afternoon with a home burglary near seminary and international, just south of here. there a witness we're told spotted the red mini cooper, and the suspect, and c

. >> app users in china have been hit with malware. users in the united states have reason to worry. ♪traveling through seas of oats and berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. >>> novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> on a back to work monday morning looking to the west you can see the bay bridge in the foreground and the bay in the background with information on traffic and weather coming up. right now, news with christian. >> dozen of popular chinese mobile apps could be affected by malware that shows a rare vulnerability in the mobile platform called a first of its kind security breach with three dozen apps are infected including a popular mobile chat app called "we chat." apple is taking steps to address the problem and the infected apps have been removed from the app store. >> best bite after the

for many years we depended on anti-malware. i'm sure we're all using it on our pcs and acknowledge it's not effective. signature anti-malware depends on being able to identifying a set of signatures and saying is it a good or bad executable. clearly with hundreds and hundreds of thousands of new malware variants every day that approach is no longer working. however, the good news is there's a lot of new companies with new technology out there that are building solutions that do not inhibit end users but do a much better job of detecting and preventing these new advanced risk protections. dell partners with a company called invincia, they came out of darpa and their approach is a containerized solution. they'll keep your untrusted data, your browser and e-mail attachments, in a sandbox arena that separates it from your work flow thus doing so preventing the attacks from actually getting to your pcs. yes, the challenge is significant. yes, we are challenged right now and we're behind, but there's a lot of new great technology com

the malware was spread by unauthorized apps.sers with so called jail broken iphones are being urged to change their apple pass words as a precaution. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, hundreds of people gathered in san francisco's china town for a festive celebration. there were great performances this evening during the second annual china town night out. it's an event that brings police officers and residents together all in an effort to build better relationships and make china town one of the safest in the city. >> china town national night out has been made the first tuesday in september. >>> the police department central station in partnership with the chi that -- chinese office of commerce and police department came together to celebrate that event. >>> mcdonalds is offering breakfast all day. mcdonald hopes that the change will boost sales. there are more than 14,000 mcdonald restaurants in the united states. >>> crime on the uc berkeley campus. >> the library in a place of academia that's really unsettled. >> the reported incid

it is the largest theft caused by malware. back to youtube's latest venture. they focus exclusively on gaming content. it could be big money. the biggest competitor is twitc h, who do not have a foothold in mobile gaming. thel here is ryan wyatt, head of gaming content on youtube. why did youtube decide to do this and what has been the response? >> we have grown bigger and we have seen amazing communities come up. it is more than anywhere else in the world. we realized we needed to create an experience. that inspired us to create youtube gaming. not everybody understands watching others play video games, including jimmy kimmel. actually, we don't have it. i'm sure you have heard it. "why would anyone want to do this?" why would they? how big is the market? >> yeah. look at basketball. you can play its. people -- it. people watch. we are seeing people and teens enjoying this. they difficult for people to understand. again, it is a community" or of people who consume this for entertainment purposes. jimmy was funny. >> what makes youtube gaming different from tw

the good news for most of us is that the malware only targets jail broken phones.l breaking allows iphone owners to customize their device but also bypass certain apple security barriers. >>> have you ever booked a plane ticket or hotel only to discover outrageous mandatory fees after the fact? a federal panel says airlines and hotels shouldn't be able to do that. a transportation department advisory committee wants team to outline fees. seats have shrunk as much as 6 inches in recent years. when you're on that plane, amazon says no internet, no problem. the online retailer will now let members of its prime loyalty program download some shows and movies to watch off line on any smart phone or tablet. users will need the amazon video app. competitors like netflix and hulu require an internet connection as they only offer streaming content. >>> good news for breakfast enthusiasts. the fast food chain announced it will carry its breakfast menu all day long. egg mcmuffins, hash browns, biscuits will be available any time day or night. mcdonald's officials hope the chan

customers are advised to use the latest version of the app so they do not contain the malware. >> nowpercent if trading so this is looking good after some positive remarks that worried some investor enthusiasm. >> wi-fi speed could soar if airlines make the investment. >> now jane king has the money report. >> and now an amazon snafu that impacted netflix and other websites with problems that led to several websites who depend on amazon for their cloud service to have outages so there were quite a few problems. most commercial airlines offer wi-fi to check facebook or do some work but if you try to stream a movie forget it. next year, there will be a launching of a satellite-based wi-fi system that can offer speeds up to 70 mega bits a second. the question is will the airlines invest in the new technology? and now a south korean electronics giants will introduce a if you plan that is liked that put out by apple. >> stocks are looking strong after the bad day on friday but making up for a lot of that with the dow at 137 and s&p 500 and nasdaq trading in the green. >> the story that is

it is the largest theft caused by malware. back to youtube's latest venture.y focus exclusively on gaming content. it could be big money. for googles video site. the biggest competitor is twitch, who do not have a foothold in mobile gaming. still here is ryan wyatt, the head of gaming content on youtube. first of all, why did youtube decide to do this and what has been the response? >> we have grown bigger and we have seen amazing communities come up. it is more than anywhere else in the world. we realized we needed to create an experience. that inspired us to create youtube gaming. emily chang: not everybody understands watching others play video games, including jimmy kimmel. actually, we don't have it. i'm sure you have heard it. he was like, "why would anyone want to do this?" why would they? how big is the market? >> yeah. look at basketball. you can play its. people -- it. people watch. we are seeing people and teens enjoying this. sometimes it can be difficult for people to understand but again it is a massive, growing peoplety and culture of consuming

it turns out searching for certain celebrities can put you at risk for getting malware or a virus on your computer. today intel security came out with a list of the most dangerous online searches for celebrities. famous names to land you on websites with viruses or malware, here you go, some of the top ten celebrities listed, intel security says the names most likely to link to those sites include britney spears, jay-z, katy perry, amy schumer, and betty white, the golden girl. >>> we can tell you this, a woman severely burned as an infant is getting the chance to thank the hospital nurse who cared for her 38 years ago. >> this is an amazing story. amanda posted this photo on social media of her in a young nurse's arms in a hospital in 1977. she had rolled on to a steam vaporizer when she was three months old and was disfigured by burns. she tried to find the nurse 20 years ago, had no luck there, but within 12 hours of her social media post, 5,000 people had showed the photo and someone recognized this nurse. a local tv reporter then helped track her down, and the nurse says she's t

cisco in the crosshairs, it has been attacked by a sinful knock, the name of a malware company that cyberspies have implanted in cisco's routers on three different continents. what's that's going to do? it will possibly harvest a vast amount of data from the self-proclaimed worldwide leader for the internet going undetected for as long as an entire year dating back to last year. we have it all covered with the man who discovered this. the co-founder and ceo of crowd strike, his name is george, you have got to hear what he has to say, along with the former director of the cia, ambassador james woolsey. >>> donald trump set to make a major foreign policy speech tonight. how will he verbally attack china over this very issue with the cyberspies? it will resonate with undecided voters? we are all over the markets, all over the story of our nation's security and less than an hour to the closing bell. so let's start the "countdown." >> we begin with breaking news. yes, we have a major rally on our hands, but it is the addiction to the internet that is going to cause problems when it comes to being v

. >>> apple is involved in a massive clean up following a malware attack. it was discovered by self security companies that found it especially bed in hundreds of legitimate apps and it is the first reported case of large numbers of malicious software programs making their way past their stringent app review process. >>> investigators trying to figure out how many travelers were affected that affected the passport system over the weekend. the system was hit by some kind of technical issue. it affected users trying to gain access into the united states using the global entry kiosks. it led to big lines and delays. >>> in a sexual assault in the east bay lands a teenager behind bars with you coming up the new concerns being brought up by the response time. >> the teen suspected of killing will face a judge this morning. we'll tell you what his father plans on doing outside the courthouse. >> we're looking at a commute does look good. >> records highs on sunday and it's still starting off very warm. any fog on the coast, we'll take a look at that but yesterday

apple is working to remove the malware and update security. >> thanks very much. stephen carroll with business news. coming up now, we will have a look at the rest of the international news in a short time. but first, i think we are going to take a look at reports. it is time to take a look at what has been making headlines in the world newspapers. press review. catherine, we are starting off with greece and the latest election. catherine: i want to start with greek papers. -- theirtart with 10:00 a front page claims it is the era of tsipras. a left-leaning paper says the government is strengthened for four years. centerleft, trumpets a clear victory for tsipras. paper,-wing affiliated so their headline is less flowery, says it is a second and the tsipras president of the greek independence that formed a coalition with syriza. the english language daily has an article that says a question mark hangs over the government. syri are those that say a za government may lead the country out of the doldrums. the government will not be able to deliver. >> a lot of big ques

novak djokovic will face andrei malware. one of the most anticipated first-round matchups, murray, 18 aces, and 11, 14 grade points, putting together at 7-5-673-4-6-6-1 win last night, murray will play a adrian. french open then murinca with a 7-576-4-7-6 win. jamie low actually had a funny press conference yesterday, cruising low, hits wine, match point into the net. winning 6-2-6-love. she had her picture taken last night. nick and phillies trailing 6-2, 6-4 after 27th of the year, 6-4 but in the top of the fifth, it has been that nightmare. good guy coming off of tommy john surgery, walked two guys, throws it away, 7-4, the phillies win 14-8, washington lost again last night, five game juliet: audrey ponte was out there again. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no

tonight apple is removing dozen of popular apps infected with malware. they are capable of tricking users to giving up icloud passwords and opening dangerous websites. apple discovered the problem over the weekend. now the tech company says 600 million people may be affected worldwide. there was some good news from apple tonight as well. latest software update ios 9 is the most successful update yet. right now more than half of all iphones are running the system making it the fastest adoption rate ever. new features are a power saving mode, smarter series and improved mapping option including transit directions. leon: still ahead tonight on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- maureen: behind the scenes of the meal made for pope francis and who will share it with him. leon: cooler temperatures across the region. what we need to know about the morning commute. we have doug's full forecast next. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports the redskins are back on the practice field. it's a short week. but the skins could have a legit chance to win maureen: happening

. >>> apple is involved in a massive huge cleanup of its ios app store after a massive malware attackthis infected several iphone and ipad programs. the malware which is called x code ghost was discovered by several cybersecurity companies it found it embedded in hundreds of legitimate apps n. is the first reported case of big numbers of malicious software actually getting past apple's really tough app review process. >>> we have an update for you now on the south bay charter school, the one that was ordered not to hold classes today. santa clara education officials discovered that spark charter school has been operating without current records on its staff. they found out about the problem when an 8-year-old girl reported that a teacher's aide molested her on campus last week. parents were worried this school which has only been open a month could possibly lose its charter. but in the last hour education officials said that spark could reopen once the state conducted background checks on all school employees. that's a process that came take up to a month so spark school officials say

remember those days when apple could boast that its operating systems were immune to malicious bugs and malware? that is not the case anymore. the company admit the over the weekend that it has removed hundreds of apps from its apps store that have been infected with a malicious program called x code ghost. apple did not identify the apps affected nor did it say what iphone or ipad users need to do i guess you wait for it to happen. hopefully that info will be coming soon. what happens is, hackers somehow convinced app developers to use this malicious code as part of their app. so now it appears that hackers are going after the developers themselves and finding a way to get into these apps. it's crazy. but apple hopefully comes out with more information so that those who do have apple products can protect ourselves. >> removing all the bad apples from the store. >> i wish i'd thought of that, well done, shiba. >> i'm glad you're amused by that, thanks, have a great day. >>> all right. rafael, it's a beautiful day outside. little windy. >> i'm amused by the weather. little breezy, but the visibi

the malware opens cards and apple has removed the appears known to be affected in the store. >>> investors are focusing on whether the federal reserve board will raise key interest rates next month. major stock indexes ended mostly lower last week when the fed the dow down 50 points for the week and s&p off three and the nasdaq up five points. >>> the ceo of volkswagen is apologizing to countries. the environment protection agency said the company's diesel cars were equipped with software to skirt clean air rules. about 500,000 models are affected and about 25% of the company's sales. the epa ordered volkswagen to fix the cars at its own expense. the company could be fined as much as $18 billion. >>> greece will try to fix its debt crisis with the left wing party that it ousted just a few months ago. party leader left it's tsipras won re-election as prime minister last night and resigned last month after he lost his majority in parliament. far left rebels oppose tougherer austerity measures imposed by the union. >>> coca-cola is fighting a claim it owes more than $3 billion in federal taxe

the malware was specifically targeted at apple's ios mobile operating system.velopers mistakenly used a bad version of a tool kit containing malware that makes the app. it then could send out fake alerts that would allow criminals and spies to steal icloud passwords. apple told "the wall street journal" it removed the app and is now working with software engineers to make sure they're using the official tool kits. the apps also reported no personal information was actually stolen. by the way, the company that discovered this breach, that stock is up 17 so far this year, palo alto networks, and all of this is unfolding on the eve of xi jinping's state visit. he hits seattle tomorrow. president obama says cybersecurity will be a top priority. jon: so i have we chat on my phone, am i supposed to delete it? >> update it, and a lot of these apps have already issued the new version. jenna: so they say update. you can't just say later -- [laughter] right? jon: i'm fond of, i'm fond of the later button. >> i'm going to add you now, jon. jenna: you didn't know he was so

. >> every day we gather 500 examples of malware. it's absolutely mind boggling. >> they told congress on thursday the problem is not going away. >> cyber threats to u.s. national and economic security are increasing in frequency, scale and the severity of impact. >> reporter: the attacks on u.s. government computers are constant. earlier the office of personal management was breached putting at risk 4 million current and former workers. the energy department's computer systems were breached more than 150 times between 2010 and 2014. those systems hold information about the u.s.'s nuclear weapons arsenal. and the pentagon said cash registers at its food courts were breached. putting at risk anyone who bought food or a snack with a credit card. >> ahead, jp morgan chase, have been subject to attacks. >> officials say the u.s. spent too much time trying to repair the damage and needs to go on the offense. >> a purely reactive defensive strategy is not ultimately, i think, going to change the dynamic where we are now. the dynamic now is

malware is spread by unauthorized apps. users with affected phones are being urged to change their apple passwords as a precaution. >>> a young man who had just accepted a job found a way to lose the job by sending nude photos of himself to human resources. steve, i'm not kidding. the chicago tribune reports the 23-year-old man sent two naked selfies to human resources. after the company had recently offered him a, quote, conditional offer of employment. the hr manager called police and the police say the man admitted he sent the pictures but said they were meant to go to somebody else. police say the company took back that job offer. >>> time is 8:56. here's someone who is sending the right message. 8-year-old jackson recently wrote an apology note to the toronto public library after he accidentally ripped a page out of a comic book. the note says, i am sorry a page ripped when it fell out of my bunk when i fell asleep reading it. it won't happen again. i'm sorry. the library posted this picture on facebook and said here's

. >> every day we gather $500,000 examples of malware. the cascade of challenges thrown at the defenses is absolutely mind boggling. >> the leaders of the u.s. intelligence community told congress on thursday that the problem is not going away. >> cyber threats to u.s. national and economic community are increasing in scale and the severity of impact. the attacks on u.s. government computers are constant. this year the office of personnel management's computers were breached. putting at risk 4 million current and the federal workers. the energy department computer systems were breached more than 150 titles between 2010 and 2014. those systems hold information about the nuclear weapons arsenal and the power grid. just this week the pentagon said cash registers at its food court were breached. putting at risk anyone that brought a meal or snack with a credit or debit card. private businesses know they are under attack. >> other companies have been suect to major attacks resulting in the compromise of personal information of employees and cu

>>darya:the malware is called key-raider. >>darya:it underscores that jailbreaking represents a significant security risk for users. >>mark:the 300-million dollar addition to the santa clara valley medical center is more than two years behind schedule. >>mark:and those delays and cost overruns are costing taxpayers at least 36-million dollars a year. >>mark:the contractor, turner construction, was given an ultimatum. turn the project around or be fired. >>mark:a spokesman for turner construction says, the county is to blame for imposing costly, last minute change orders. and failing to take responsibility for the delays. >>mark:turner was given a week to develop a new plan or the county says it will find a new contractor to take over the job. >>mark:san quentin state prison's outbreak of legionnaires disease continues to rise. >>mark:officials say prisoners showing signs of the disease has increased to 73. >>mark:prison officials say six prisoners are confrimed ill with the disease. >>mark:the 73 inmates have not officially b

breach of the apple was fought an accident or a prank and apple has taken down 300 apps infected with malwareovery that chinese software developers unknowingly used a compromised stool kit to develop the apps. the infected app could transmit information on a user device. and they say it was a mistake and not an intentional cyber attack. >> year, it was 80s to 100 all over the bay, much different today. >> when you cool things down you do it in a hurry. >> this time of the year, when you snap a finger it can change quickly and it has to do with the people of fisherman's wharf. yesterday we had a boat and they were selling t-shirts and now they are selling sweat shirts for the passengers. >> 25 degrees cooler if san francisco behind santa rosa and 23 with the clouds stubborn account rest of us are in double digits but for mountain view is nine. it is still in the 50s and half moon bay and san francisco, 60s and 70s elsewhere, and this time yesterday we were in the 80s and 90s and well on our way to a hot day but the marine layer is around 2,200' reaching inland, you can see from the picture at

into using code to create apps and the tech giant has since removed those applications infected with malwareapp store. the chinese leader has defended his government and says it doesn't engage in hacking neither does it support the theft of commercial secrets and made the comments in an interview in "the wall street journal" and adrian brown reports. >> reporter: china's state controlled media portrays president xi jinping as a powerful leader, the guardian of an economy that remains strong even as it slows. >> he is arguably one of the strongest leaders but he also is going there at a time when there is very good optics because he is suddenly a chinese lead their is in command of a very large economy. >> reporter: ahead of this visit some of his senior advisors made a rare public appearance to brief the media, the president they said has a simple message for is u.s. host our economies remain dependent on each other especially now. >> translator: the two countries have some differences but that is not unusual. our shared interests are far wider than our differences. >> reporter: those differ

yet since the latest malware has effected its own citizens as well, the decision may be more temptingever. tom akerman, al jazeera, washington. ♪ >>> more than 2 million muslims are expected in mecca saudi arabia for the annual hajj. for one man it's a life he feels is misunderstood by the outside world. >> translator: the idea of this project started when i wanted to write a book to change the stereo type about the prophet's life. many think it's all about wars and battles. but wars was only about 5% of his life. my idea grew to become a huge project to let the world know about our prophet. here is a map of mexico showing the prophet's time. this is his first wife. he was born here, and it's here in this cave that his prophecy started. here is medinah. this is the prophets mosque, his house. here are the trenches to protect the medinah. here is the famous battle. this diagram shows the structure of the state. it's not a modern state, but had all of the bodies that exist today under different names. it's fully organized. it had the prophet's personal affairs, education, youth, special

malware which is the first of its kind.ou make sure your apps are always updated, so if you get the newest version of the apps, you will be safe. they're saying that they have within able to fix the problem, both the companies -- neil: but once those programs are in your system and are doing god knows what, they could shut your phone or anything down. >> yeah. they can take your information, so the point is to remove it and reset the phone which is very much easier said than done. if you have a question about that for your particular phone, go to apple and bring it and talk to them about it. hey, genius, what can you do for me? neil: more than just talk. you should stick around because i want to get your thoughts on this amazon web service crashing as well. she's been up since two in the morning, but we're just pushing it. we'll see how far we can go with her. in the meantime, morgan wright who says cybersecurity should be a bigger priority, especially if all of these roads lead to china, and wouldn't you though china's pre

. >>> well, apple is conducting a huge cleanup of its store after a malware attack.affected many iphone and ipad problems. this was discovered by several cybersecurity companies that found it embedded in hundreds of legitimate apps. this was the first reported cases of large numbers of malicious software programs actually making their way past apple's tough app review process. >>> a massachusetts teen hayes sis aning watch saved his life. he had severe chest and back pains after two hours after football practice. he checked his heart rate using the watch, it was high, around 145. he called his trainer and was taken to the hospital. he was diagnosed with a serious condition where a breakdown of muscle tissue releases a damaging protein into the blood. >> so dehydrated, my muscles started to break down and release a protein that's toxic into my blood stream which caused my heart, liver and kidneys to all shut town. >> he received a surprised phone call from tim cook. he offered him up the 6-s as well as an internship with apple next summer. >> glad he's doing better. >

ipads and mac computers of course the tech giant has since removed the applications affected with the malwarep store. the chinese leader has defended its government and says it does not engage this hacking nor does it support the theft of commercial secrets. now, he made those comments in an interview in the wall street journal, assayed ran brown now reports, souper security is one of the -- cyber security is one the sussex pecked talks with president obama. >> reporter: a powerful lead he should the guardian of an economy that remains strong even as it slows. >> he is arguably one of the stoppingest leaders. but he also is going there at a time when there is very good optics he's a chinese leader in command of a very large economy. >> reporter: ahead of this visit, some of his very advisers made a rare public appearance to brief the media. the president has a simple mess final his u.s. hosts our economies remain dependent on each other, especially now. >> tracey: the two countries have some differences but that's not unusual. are shared interests are far wider than our differences 67 those d

removed all attacks, including malware. hackers convinced app developers used their software when create l the app it, security firms says hundreds every millions of users are at risk of having their personal data exposed. erika? >> not good. jill, thanks so much. >> coming up after the break, we have a check on traffic and weather together. weather together. we'll be right back. >> 45:00 #, and tracking. >> good morning, to all you have at home, gist wake being up with us, good morning, live look outside. you can see coming from new jersey, 42 freeway northbound, at around creek road, approach 295. looking great. i'm keeping my eye on this. this is one of the areas we start to see casino of heat up little bit in the 5:00 hour, specially monday through wednesday, certainly, looking like it certainly is now you can see how many headlights are out there, but overall things looking good there. blue route southbound at mid-county toll plaza being looking really nice and steady there the skewing eastbound, accident pulled all th

customers are advised to upgrade to the latest version of their apps to make sure they don't contain the malware. it's a good idea to reset your password while you're at it. >>> how would you like to ride in a vehicle equipped with wifi, google glass. this is a new ambulance at california pacific medical center. the hospital had the ambulance redesigned with colorful artwork both inside and out. the tv keeps children entertained while they're being transported. >> much nicer for a sick child or ill child who is already having a bad day to get into something beautiful and state of the art and relax and maybe not feel so out of their element. >> a big difference, obviously. take a look at how the inside of a regular ambulance looks by comparison. medical technicians will be able to use google glass to send live video to doctors at the hospital during the ambulance ride. >>> still ahead, surviving a car crash like no other. >> a spectacular racing accident and the driver's okay. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder

infected apps prompt users to enter passwords and allow hackers to dump more viruss and malware into the devices. before this attack, only five embedded in apps at the app store. >>> let's shift to the a little cooler for sure. >> look at these temperatures we saw this morning. north and west of the city where readings were almost in the upper 30s across the catskills and poconos. monticello 41 degrees and morristown, bridgewater. you're in the 50s in the city and white plains, probably everybody else in the 60s. a chilly start to the day. fall officially arrives on wednesday. felt like it this morning and this afternoon, too. temperatures stayed below 75 degrees in most cases. actually a delay below average and the average is 73. haven't seen that in a while. yes, another cool night is in store. you may need the fall jackets and sweaters in the morning and during the day on tuesday. the pope arrives on thursday. and we've got some weather for the papal visit. it's looking good. it does start to warm up gradually. if you're going to be going to the mass in midtown at st. patrick's ca

>>mark:the malware is called key-raider. security risk for users. >>darya:the title for the healthiest city in california goes to san luis obispo. 24-7 wall street created an index showing the healthiest city in every state. >>darya:each city was ranked based on overall health outcomes, including length and quality of life. >>darya:san luis obispo had just 10-percent of residents reporting a smoking habit. compared the nationwide 12 point 9 smoking rate. >>darya:its obesity rate is just over 20-percent. and only 11 point 2-percent live without health insurance. >>darya:california as a whole was listed as one of the healthier states in the nation. >>darya:still ahead on the kron four morning news. >>mark:and we continue o following our breaking news stories this morning-- right now, oakland police are investigating a possible kidnapping. a tae yocoulenjoy, blacsilkfromolgers.uld only ca, i's taste so bold, esh ewed, or one p at time. >>mark: it is on to be a tough day on wall street today will open stocks a little bit slower

the company says it pulled some apps after discovering malicious malware.espite the discovery shares of apple were up 1 1/2% today. josh lipton reports on this vulnerability and whether it's possible others exist. >> reporter: when it comes to hack attacks, even the most valuable company in the world isn't immune. hackers have made their way into apple's app store. they targeted some of the most popular apps in china, including messaging app we chat as well as the ride-hailing app did didi xuxing. >> this is the first sort of broad attack they've experienced where lots of applications were all affected and those apps made their way onto the phone. it's never happened with ios. that sort is the first big crack in the giant armor that is the app store that has kept so many users safe for so long. >> reporter: here is how the hack worked. apple provides developers with a set of tools to create apps. one of which is called xcode. in china some developers used a counterfeit version of xcode because it downloaded more quickly. hackers were then able to modify thi