first target, and now neiman marcus. what the high-end retailer plans to do now that its been hit with a security breach. this >>erica: go morning. we are working up to a fairly mild conditions. it is cold especially and the north bay. we have thirty is there but all of us above the freezing mark. for this for the rest of the bay area so you probably just need a light jacket. warm things up by lunchtime. most of those already in the '60s. will talk about when we will finally see some '70s and the forecast coming up in just 15 minutes to read here is george. >>george: we are just getting word of a new accident in san francisco as cesar chavez that could start to slow the ride leading into the city coming up from both 101 and interstate 280 and we are tracking fairly slow traffic through the east bay on both interstate 680 southbound and also on the 580 commute as well as for the nimitz freeway traffic is back this morning. i will have a complete check coming up the 49ers still on track for a return trip to the super bowl

>> my name is marcus. marcus malone. at one time, i was with the santana band.re with the original santana blues band. >> now, i'm homeless and on the streets. of course, i got into some trouble. >> just a few days later at 98th. >> oh, man. where marcus was living in this camper and cutting neighbor's lawns to make money and now, they are here in san rafael. ♪ >> why do they call you the magnificent? >> i think because it's a magnificent sound. they figure we're magnificent people. >> when we met marcus, he referred to himself as marcus the magnificent malone and he backed it out by everywhere we played, it was >> yeah. that's right. >> tell me. >> feels like the same day we started jamming. the rhythm locked in, and was beautiful. although i'm a little rusty, but it was coming back quick. [ laughter ] >> if that's rust, i want your rust. >> that's this, man? >> oh, man. >> reporter: you're looking at never before seen photos of carlos and marcus from back in the day. >> i'm really grateful, man. >> reporter: but the real surprise -- >> these congos are yours.

now what does the future hold for marcus malone? stanley wraps up his interview with marcus malone. >> one of the most thrilling, exciting moments i ever had in my life to see his face again, touch him, reach out and hold him. >> reporter: what was going through his mind the moment he layed eyes on carlos santana for the first time in 40 years. >> man. >> one of the creators of santana is cutting lawns to make ends meet. >> just something i had to go through rather than give up on life. i still write music. i still create. i will never stop. it is in my heart, in my soul. that is what i strive to do. create music. i am in the same business as god, creativity. >> reporter: besides the fact carlos santana is ark straiting the return of marcus malone, there are people working behind the scenes. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> my thoughts are that marcus is a very interesting individual and could be a cultural asset but he slipped through the cracks and in this society, people who slip through there cracks need a little help. a l

rummaging through piles of trash on 98th and pairmain what's yout name my name is marcus marcus malonese at one time i use i was with the santana band the original santana blues band you were with the original santan blues band now you are out here picki8ng through all the trash now im homeless and on the streets becuse i got in some trouble later at 98th and maddux natural sound where marcus was living in this camper and cutting neighbors lawns to makes ends meet and now here they are in san rafael what they call it a magnificent?when we met marcus he >> : refferred to himself as marcus the magnificent malone and he back it up everywhere he played it was mesmerizing this is the first ime you just have jammed to gether in 40 years what does it feel like tell me it feels like the same day we started jamming the rythem locked in althoght im a little rusty but it was coming back quick it that rust i want your rust who's this man . man never before seen photos of marcus from back in the day but the real surprise can take them with you yea that right jeezs man that beautiful you're beautifu

so you can >>> man, marcus malone. >> a reunion seen around the world.los santana embracing a former band mate that lives on the street. a chance encounter may have been the turnaround in the hard luck life of a bay area musician. now in the story you will only see here, stanley interviewed him live one-on-one. >> man, marcus malone. >> it's the embrace that was felt around the world. carlos santana and once band member marcus malone meeting for the first time in 40 years. >> it started by a chance meeting during an illegal dumping segment in oakland. and now. how you doing stan. >> how you doing man. >> i sit down for an exclusive one-on-one interview. >> who is marcus? >> marcus is just a person that's trying to make it happen in life, proper, and successfully hopefully, staying true to what i'm trying to create in music and anything else that i do. >> i've had small bouts of homelessness but not to the level you reached. what's that like. >> it's a constant day-to-day struggle trying to keep food in your body, keep your health up, cold nights, sleepin

marcus. >> marcus. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. what would you say would be the single biggest problem in the organization? >> it starts at the top. it's a really dynamite facility with a well-thought out system. but i don't think andrew is rational. >> yeah, erin told me he flies off the handle...[snaps]... in a nanosecond. >> he has had several explosions in the past few weeks. >> why would someone like you put up with stuff like that? >> i love the animals, but i have my limits. man-to-man...i'm planning my exit. >> are other people too? >> yes. >> and why do you wanna leave? >> one of the biggest reasons is i got bit recently. andrew literally got in my face and yelled at me and blamed me for it. >> in front of other employees? >> yes. and that's the thing. i mean, everybody else responded like normal people would. and if it weren't for that, i'm not a violent guy, but i would have probably left here in handcuffs and andrew in an ambulance. >> i thought we could maybe just go into the training room and talk. >> now? >> is that

>>marcus: not really talk about it. i want to jail for having an encounter with somebody that thought that >>i was doing something that i wasn't supposed to do with her. actually it happened on the fourth of july when the incident jumped off. >>i had just drove into town from a recording session and went to a place where we were scheduled, the whole band was supposed to be meet there. and the lady served me breakfast and all of a sudden the door comes off and the man was very jealous or possessive about this woman that he had a restraining order against him. and he attacked her. >>he was brutalizing her so bad that i couldn't take no more. and so when i intervened, he turned on me and attacked me. and all i did was try to defend myself the best i could. >>but the man was a professional wrestler and all this stuff. and he almost killed me. but i was able to handle myself pretty well. >>it turned into a terrible situation. >> reporter:stanley: did you ever at one point give up and say, "you know what? i can't go no more."

not only just marcus bookstore, but that is the beginning. i was telling people when the mayor did his work, he went down to the barber shop and down to yoshi, all of those places have closed down. we do not only need to focus on this. we need a hearing on what the redevelopment has done with the urban renewal because the results of the urban renewal is just an example of what marcus bookstore is about. we have up and down fillmore streets, business after black businesses closing. there is a problem there of all the millions of dollars spent through the era of the urban renewal of the redevelopment. this is just the beginning. i'm hoping and praying that our two sisters sitting in this room can at least come together and meet with the rest of our black organizations to find out how can we champion on this small victory for the mass of our people. i'm here to declare that we as african american, negro, black, however you put it, we are in a state of emergency. now with this boom tech, this is a backlash, but the blacks are still last. supervis

>> when we met marcus he referred to himself as marcus the magnificent malone and even when we playedit was mesmerizing. >> this is the first time in 40 years you guys have jammed together. >> that's right. >> it feels like the same day we started jamming, the rhythm locked in and it was beautiful. >> you are looking at never before seen photos of carlos and marcus from back in the day, but the real surprise ... >> i'm very grateful why got to reconnect with you. you know when people saw marcus and i and we reconnected all over the world people were crying, i cried myself. hopefully a couple of weeks from now we will call marcus and see if we can remote invite him to las vegas and record a couple of songs. >> i always say, you hear a lot of nose in your life, but you only need one yes. one yes reunited not just positions, but friends. >>> see how stanley invited himself to vegas [laughter] >>> take a look at low hanging clouds blanketing san francisco earlier today. san francisco and parts of the bay area waking up to light rain this morning. i'm here with brian mann aitken, but that

marcus malone was a homeless landscaper. until he revealed to stanley roberts, that he was once one of the founding members of the santana blues band stanley arranged a reunion between santana and malone. so now, what does the future hold for marcus? this morning stanley wraps up his one-on-one interview with marcus -the magnificent- malone >>:it was one of the most thrilling most exciting moments i had in my life, to see carlos face again and to be able to touch him and reach out and hold him marcus is describing what was going through his mind the moment he laid eyes on carlos santana for the first time in 40 years >>:awww man >>stanley:so one of the pivital creators of santana music is out cutting people's lawns to make ends meet >>:it was trial and trubulations man it was something i just had to go through rather than give up on life i still right music i still create and i'll never stop its in my heart its in my soul and that's what i strive to do is to creat music in the same business as god creativity he created the h

first target, and now neiman marcus.t its been hit with a security breach. this >>erica: go morning. we are working up to a fairly mild conditions. it is cold especially and the north bay. we have thirty is there but all of us above the freezing mark. for this for the rest of the bay area so you probably just need a light jacket. warm things up by lunchtime. most of those already in the '60s. will talk about when we will finally see some '70s and the forecast coming up in just 15 minutes to read here is george. >>george: we are just getting word of a new accident in san francisco as cesar chavez that could start to slow the ride leading inhe

i want a taste of it. >> hello. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm marcus. >> hi, marcus, nice to meet you.'m lori. >> nice to meet you. are you lori--are you mom? >> i'm mom. >> i wore green because i wanted to-- >> you're gonna fit right in. >> i wore green. >> [laughs] >> i'd love to meet everybody. >> would you like to meet--sure, come on in. >> yeah, that'd be great. >> this is marcus. >> hey, guys. >> hi. >> how are you? i'm marcus. >> this is dick, dick's our operations manager. >> i'm dick, nice to meet you. >> this is my son, michael. >> nice to meet you, mike. >> nice to meet you. >> and my husband, rich. >> hi, marcus. very nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's nice to meet you. >> heard a lot about you. >> you too. so, rich, tell me a little bit about the history of mr. green tea. >> well, you know, my dad started this business, you know, 45, 50 years ago. >> he's the real mr. green tea. >> he saw the need of high-quality ice cream for the restaurants. he had a friend who was also in the ice cream business, and my dad believed you gotta sell to food service--to restaurants, and

why she stayed behind. >>> our stanley raunts sits -- roberts sits down with marcus malone. in part two of this series tonight, stanley asks marcus some pretty tough questions about life. it's a story you'll only see here on kron 4. >> a song me and carlos were working on years ago. >> reporter: the bongo he's playing is one of the original instruments from back in the beginning of the santana blues band. i continue my conversation with marcus, where i asked him some rather difficult questions. >> you spent some time in jail. there's a lot of questions about what took place. do you want to talk about that for a second? >> i don't want really want to talk about it, but went to jail for having an encounter with somebody that thought that i was doing something that i wasn't supposed to do. it actually happened on the 4th of july. i had just drove in to town from a recording session and went to a place where we were scheduled, the whole band was supposed to meet there and the lady served me breakfast and all of the sudden the door comes off and the man was very i guess jealous o

physical confrontation that occrred prior to the initial sucker punch >>whoosh >> reporter:and marvelous marcus malone. >>it was one of the most thrilling exciting moments of my life >> reporter:one month after his reunion santana, the once=homeless think about his future. the belldeveloping tonight at 8-- >> pam: the flu virus a growing concern in the bay area. as the epidemic turns deadly. health officials say. two people in marin county have died. >> pam: a woman in san mateo county has died. there have also three other reported bay area flu deaths. >> pam: in alameda , contra costa , and santa clara counties. this season, doctors are warning about more cases of swine flu in particular. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: kron4's alecia reid is in santa clara county. she reports on what measures one san jose hospital is taking to prepare for an influx of patients. >> reporter:the flu is spreading fast all across the country. in just the last week. the number of states with widespread flu activity has more than doubled from 10 states.to 25. ?? people have died. including at least six people un

and you actually know, marcus; is that correct. >> absolutely. marcus and i are friends.friend with his wife melanie. this is a personal account of marcus' harrowing experience. he lost three really good friends on the ground with him and another eight guys in the air. it's unconscionable that anyone would even try to pick apart this story and inject any political slant to it whatsoever. >> there was so much that was written, the criticism was that the book that marcus wrote about himself and his fellow seal members, you know, didn't question the strategy in afghanistan. and they complain that the writer marcus putting his life on the line was enamored of george bush. what's wrong with that. >> there is nothing wrong with that george bush is from texas. marcus is from texas. come on o, that makes total sense to me. it's ridiculous. >> think about it, we just talked about benghazi. four civilians there with a warning no one sends. president obama doesn't send assets. he still won't answer any questions. questioning george bush when why find out secretary of defense gates.

as many of us know marcus is a true treasure in the film -- fillmore and western edition community. i have been contacted by people all over the country about what they can do to help support marcus books. where i bought my first book is where i learned to love reading and how i learned that there was part of a community and place bigger than just me. andrey and julia richardson in the store they ran for decades, it helped me understand what it means to be african american and i know that it's touched so many people's lives. and what is amazing to me is that i am monks an amongst perhaps more than the group of people in this community because this place has been there so long. this originally sat at 690 polk street. it was a pool hall community gathering for the japanese community. later the bill hosted nep on drugs and after world war ii, this became jimbo's bop city. it attracted musicians such as duke ellington, arm astronomy, fitzgerald and when the redevelopment agency threatened to -- the hometown community, members of the preservation historical movement came to save this and

neiman marcus is not a good example because it is such a unique store.ny store where there are many of them, many sores, that knows about the hacking and didn't reveal it runs risk of losing customers. eventually the free market will establish retail establishments impervious to hacking. may charge a little more but they will guaranty if you come here your credit card information will never fall into the hands of bad guys. neil: well, wouldn't iting incumbent, judge, on retailers to to never even be seen as potentially covering up? >> yes. neil: you remind me the cover that gets you nothe crime. >> be far better off revealing it and saying we learned about it two hours ago. we learned how massive it is. in the past two hours here are the steps we have taken to -- neil: sense of delaying court sort the getting hands around the problem or neat r need more times to get their hands around the problem? what is statute of limitations, days, weeks? >> statute of limitations to sue a retailer because your credit or assets have been i'm paired isix years in almos

what is the difference between a target customer and a neiman marcus customer? well, a lot of them have credit lines upwards of $50,000. forgetgreat coupon. they could a hacker and think about some targets making up in real dollars which just keeps raising the number. don't think that that is as far as all of the schools now. target having these full-page ads. and it is doing its darndest to present and the future mass. those former fbi director says that might be a lot easier said than done. stephen says try everywhere. and so how do you stop them these promises notwithstanding? >> law enforcement, what we are seeing is this starts and it is a massive conspiracy worldwide these individuals are working with. so you might have the ringleader but if the conspiracy of specialties, another person who knows how to launder money and often they don't even know who the other one is. they are working as a unit and they don't even over their co-conspirators hour. >> all the systems are able to oversimplify them. how do they do that? >> with law enforcement and target own

plus a target and neiman-marcus get hacked.tte expert breaks down what you need to know. >> : hey, the new guy is loaded with proin! really 25 grams of protein. what do we he? all four ous, together24. he's low fat t, and has fiverams of sars. i'll believe it when i- [ both ] ooooo.. what's shan'? oo. [ female annouer ] as you get oer, protein is an importanpart of staying active and strong ensure high protn... 50% of your daily valu of protein low fat and five gra of sars. see? he's a good egg [ major nutrition ] ensure high protei ensure. nutrition in charg [ major nutrition ] ensure high protei uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >> pam: first target stores now neiman-marcus is reporting record this. because the data breach of it systems over the holiday shopping season.

the latin dedication tells us it was built by marcus agrippa, augustus' son-in-law and consul. this, it turned out, refers to the first pantheon on this site, a much more conventional temple. the answer lay hidden for centuries in the brick facing of the pantheon's 25-foot-thick concrete rotunda. archaeologists had found that many roman bricks were stamped with the name of the consul in office when they were made. almost all the pantheon's bricks were made around 120 a.d., revealing that its builder was the emperor hadrian, a man of passionately artistic sensibility and a particular love for architecture. the pantheon's rotunda and classical-temple porch have inspired more western architecture than any other building. each massive column is carved from a single block of egyptian granite and topped by the flourishing acanthus leaves of the corinthian order favored by the romans. impressive though it is, it isn't the exterior that gives this building its lofty place in western art, but what lies behind its great bronze doors. with its opening to the sky, this was the world's larg

the shooter's name, darion marcus aguilar. we're digging through online profiles to get more information. we're going to let you know developments as their coming through. >> high temperatures today in the low 30s. another arctic blast is weights. four hours on the slopes. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking done. so i use the citi mobile app to quickly check my accounts and pay my bills. which leaves me about five seconds to kick back. that was nice. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. >>> we are staying on top of breaking news we are following this morning regarding the shooting at the columbia mall yesterday. police have identified the gunman, 19-year-old darion marcus aguilar from college park. he fired six to eight shots in the mall yesterday killing two employees at the zumiez skater shop inside the mall. >> they haven't been able to pinpoint if there was any type of relationship between the shooter and the victi

starring mark wahlberg and portraying marcus luttrell's survival.wn with mark wahlberg to talk about the film and at one point it got a little tense. it was an operation that went wrong in almost every way. >> are you serious? >> it started into a mountainous part of eastern afghanistan that they were entirely unfamiliar with, navy s.e.a.l.s marcus luttrell and four others were supposed to confirm a taliban target. >> bad guy. senior taliban commander. >> killed 20 marines last week. >> what they got instead was an all-out assault. >> let's go! >> battling 50 fighters down a 10,000 foot mountain. there would be rescuers who were shot down when a rocket grenade took out their helicopter. it's based on the book of the same name by marcus luttrell. the film tells his teharrowing story. in all, 19 navy s.e.a.l.s and soldiers died in the operation. luttrell, the lone survivor, was saved by afghan villagers who risked their lives to save his when he crawled into their community. >> marcus, it must have been a difficult decision to let them make the movie.

the high-end store neiman marcus was compromised in a smaller manner. al jazeera's correspondent reports several other big stores were hacked. >> an exclusive report by reuters shed light that neiman marcus and target were not the only ones breached. >> in most cases credit card companies and banks are forb forbidden naming mench ants. some states require them to contact companies. neiman marcus used twitter to provide the latest details writing, ": >> the ceo of target said this an interview that the company promised changes in security measures in lift breach, adding that the company is yet to understand how the system was hacked. >> we don't know the full extent of what transpired. what we know is malware was ipp stalled on the point of sale regs terse. we established that much. we removed the mall ware and provided a safe and secure environment. >> to do our own checking al jazeera reached out to bloom iping dale, lord and taylor and gapp. gapp owns banana republic, old navy and intermix to name a few. none of the companies returns our request for c

darian marcus agular was the shooter. we have not been able to verify any relationship at this point between him and either offer victims. we can't establish that there is one. we can't establish that there is not one. that is an open question. the important piece of information our community is interested in. >> they are interested in a lot of things. police had a difficult time making the identification. it took hours because they found a lot of ammunition on agular. we are learning that he may have wanted to cause more harm as police say this ammunition which was a bag full of materials that are used to make explosives. live in washington with more. they can't pinpoint motive until they analyze all of the pieces, right? >> that's right, jamie. you heard it there from the authority who is say that right now they haven't been able to figure out if there is any relationship between the gunman who we now know was 19-year-old darian marcus agular from nearby college park and the two people he killed inside the mall in colum

it shows that he was unhappy, but not why darion marcus aguilar killed two people or if he knew them. investigators are trying to figure out his motive for murder. >> police say 19-year-old darion marcus aguilar took a cab to this shopping mall, was dropped off at 10:15am and was heavily armed with a shotgun, ammunition and backpack filled with home made ex-cleasives. an hour later he entered a skateboard shop and opened fire on two people, killing both before turning the gun on himself. police are trying to understand why darion marcus aguilar took the lives of brianna benlolo and taylor johnson. both worked at zumiez, the state shop. >> we have not been able to verify a relationship at this point between him and either of our victims, we can't establish there is one or there's not one. it is an open question. >> not much is known about the victims or the shooters on what appears to be the facebook page. one of the victims brianna benlolo says she's a mum and assistant manager at the store. five others were insured at the mall. only one was shot. they have all been released from hosp

>> well, the first thing that's missing is, keep in mind, the neiman marcus hasn't -- neiman marcus onlyressured them. it happened in mid december, december 15th, it's almost a month later and the public does not know that their information was stolen. in one month, i can empty someone's bank account and keep in mind, the new data stolen. i think two hits on target the first one for 40 million at the point of sale the next one 70 million which gleaned home phone numbers, e-mail addresses, everything personal except the social security number however with all the information, getting the social security number is trivial. you know, we are in a situation where companies are just being la say fair about i want to let you know immediately. >> and my card was compromised neiman marcus in august and i found out ten days ago, you know, luckily, no one cleaned me out, but to your point, who has to step up to the plate here, the retailer, the credit card company, and obviously, there's technology that can make this better, who is going to step up and make it better for us? >> well, i think that c

rob marcus, the ceo of time warner cable.ate conversation, betty, telling betty liu that they can all go away if they are not prepared to go up to $160. he wants to focus on the go forward plan. i say good luck. >> their shareholders are saying, let's go. >> it is 56 minutes past the hour. that does it for "market makers ." here is alix steel. >> thanks so much, guys. we are going to dive into derivatives. rising today, a company that makes treatments for diseases like ms, alzheimer's, and parkinson's, and their earnings come out tomorrow. joining me from dallas with his options strategy is a strategist. i was looking at your trade. it is relatively optimistic. why? ,> my algorithm shows they beat with 83 being the consensus on the street. will see a lotwe of detail tomorrow. they are sort of high level, early breast cancer treatment drugs. they are moving into trials. i think there is value there. they have got a lot in their pipeline both in mid-and late stage, but i do nothing tomorrow is going to be a big day in terms of

right now we're not sure what neiman-marcus plans to do.there are a lot of people who were shopping around the country who are very concerned. >> however, it could not be as many as target. i know people can afford neiman marcus but more people probable target. >> there are so many, 70 million affected but there is also 40 million who had other items that were severed ties. there are way more target stores out there, millions of people shop at target. but still, any security breach compromising customer information is unwanted. >> you may just be giving a thief direct access to your checking account and not even knowing it by using your debit card. here are the four riskiest places to swipe your card. >> outdoor atms are among the most dangerous places to use your debit card since they present a perfect opportunity for these to scheme. gas stations are a big danger zone. >> even as the peace does come manage to get church debit card pin for a device, he still may be able to duplicate the cards' magnetic strip. >> the web is also a risky pla

now neiman marcus has become the second largest retailer to be hit. there was criminal intrusions and customers cards were possibly compromised. they're not saying how many customers have been affected there. but consumers need to check their credit card statements carefully. if there's any suspicious charges, the activity must be told to the credit card company. you must call target and neiman marcus and change your e-mail password. it's very important that you do that and make sure that the passwords do not bear any resemblance to any other passwords you're using online. i know there are a number of browsers that will generate highly secure passwords every time you go to a site that's demanding one. if there are any problems, do contact target. they're going to do everything they can. but 110 million, if it's that many, that extraordinary. >> the amount of people affected keeps growing. thank you so much. this is a huge issue. we're consumer protection, attorney types, we try to help people. this is so serious you couldn't imagine it would happen in

. >> well, first it was target, then neiman marcus. it turns out they may not be the only stores whose customer information was stolen. a new report says at least three other big retailers were hacked. those companies, though are not speaking up. >> an exclusive report by reuters sheds light on how retailers like target and neiman marcus are not the only merchants to be affected by a data breach. the report indicates that smaller breaches took place at three otherwell-known retail stores here in the u.s. those retailers have yet to make . some states require companies top contact customers when their information exposed. neiman marcus used twitter to provide the latest details writing we are taking steps where possible to notify customers whose cards we know were used fraudulently after purchasing at our stores. the ceo of target told cnbc in an interview, the company promised they don't know how their system was hacked. >> we don't know the full extent of what transpired. what we do know was there was malwear installed on our point of

neiman marcus about a security breach. we are learning from the company that it discovered the cyber attack in dissem in the middle of the shopping season. they only went public with all of this last night. right now, it is unclear how many people were affected and the timing is worrisome for shoppers. millions of people were scooped up in the data grab in target stores. and target announced its own in- house investigation revealed a wider crime than initially reported. dom nick has more on this. >> reporter: hey, there, harris. neim an marcus discovered in middecember. and a top forepzic firm to investigate that and they found evidence of a criminal cyber activity intrusion is how the company is striebing it. considering that target came out and said it had problem with 40 million customers credit cards, it seems strange that neim an marcus waited until after the holiday season to tell the public. bigs the question of why they are telling us now. this is how security experts reacted to the news. take a listen. >> this is

. >> new developments in the neiman-marcus security hack.ecall of more than 1 million pacifier holders. >>> and plus the penalty of not shoveling the snow off of your sidewalks. liz is here. >> we will begin with the new update from neiman-marcus out o today. they said how many debit and credit card s has have been compromised. neiman-marcus says that 1.1 million credit cards may have been jeopardized from july 16th to october 30th of last year, a and they know that at least 2400 of those 1.1 million are shoppers who shopped inside of neiman-marcus or at their outlet that is also owned by neim neiman-marc neiman-marcus. anybody who has shopped there for the last year can sign up for one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection. -- there is actually a fine of $150 for folks who don't shovel their sidewalks. and we are told that the sidewalks that are not shoveled will have fines normally after a neighbor complains. we will have more on that and how the sign up on the neiman-marcus credit monitoring by going to washingtnbcw

i opened my mailbox, found a letter from neiman-marcus.y told me i might be one of these people. i shopped there exactly one time last year. that's to buy a present for my husband and guess what? i can be in trouble a hacker could have my personal information. let me show you what the letter said. we have copied it here so you can see it. social security numbers and birth dates were not comprised. customers that shopped online don't appear to be impacted. we have taken and continue to take number of steps to contain the situation. they then go on to promise you a year's worth of identity theft protection. all kinds of efforts to try to keep you safe. that's, of course, after the fact. after you've been broke anyone to. what do you make of their effort to control those problem? because let me tell you, the thieves were on -- in neiman-marcus long before they were on target. >> well, i can tell you gere i are, it's the tip of the iceberg. we have target and neiman-marcus. we have michael's announce they've been hit. at this point every ameri

we talked to marcus luttrell. it is the story of one incredible navy seal unit that did extraordinary things and all except marcus lost their lives on a mountain. everybody was talking about the quality of this film. i shouldn't say everybody. others believe it or not look at it as a propaganda machine for the military. >> our military is about as a political as it comes. this is a true story, an account from someone who was actually there, the lone survivor, mark luttrell. he wrote about his experience there. but those -- there are those who want to say this is propaganda. >> milwaukee.com and front row, examples of blogs that see this as promotional. >> they're saying the bad guys are bad and that our soldiers, our military are good. look at how they set up our soldiers as the good guys already determining who will come out heroically. it's ridiculous. >> it is crazy. i was looking on-line and keep in mind in the movie, for instance, one blog said it is not accurate because marcus luttrell didn't nearly die. in

i'm so proud that marcus wrote the book, that marcus encouraged me to make the film, and now that soretty much what they do. but the film played very well last weekend and i couldn't be happier for marcus and for the families of danny and matt and mike murphy and all the other soldiers who gave their lives for our country. >> i know for a fact that you got close to the families and you just mentioned matthew axelsson. we had his mother, donna, on our program just two days ago and she loved the movie. thought it was very realistic. you warned her it would be graphic. she knew that going in. here is a sound bite of what she told us a couple days ago. >> at the end of the movie, he shows still images of all 20 of the men and some of the images, they're in their military uniforms. sop of the images it's at their wedding with their children and i was sitting beside cindy matthews' while we were watching this. when it came to matthew, they did a video clip from the wedding and that was the hardest because now he was alive again in movies. >> and later in the interview, she thanked you and

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let's talk about niemann marcus.ey said they were alerted to in mid-december. it took until january 1st for a forensic team to determine that there was fraud at the department store. they are working with the secret service now with forensic team. they seem to be uncovered more information and because they know they are a victim of this cyber security fraud, that means that customers are also victims in this case. so far they don't know how widespread it is. the other unknown is what was the timeframe this happened. niemann marcus is saying that they will contact those people who they believe their credit cards have already had fraudulent charges. they issued a statement saying we have taken steps to further enhance information security. that is essential right now given that target has had this breach and niemann marcus is the latest one. >> what more can can you tell us about what banks and credit card companies are doing? my bank is the one that told me don't worry. we're monitoring everything. we'll let you know

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as many of us know marcus is a true treasure in the film -- fillmore and western edition community. i have been contacted by people all over the country about what they can do to help support marcus books. where i bought my first book is where i learned to love reading and how i learned that there was part of a community and place bigger than just me. andrey and julia richardson in the store they ran for decades, it helped me understand what it means to be african american and i know that it's touched so many people's lives. and what is amazing to me is that i am monks an amongst perhaps more than the group of people in this community because this place has been there so long. this originally sat at 690 polk

>>marcus is just a person trying to make in life. sting, true to what i am trying to create in music or anything else that i do. >> reporter: >> homelessness is a constant door to door struggle for day-to-day struggle trying to keep your help up, cold night and sleeping outside, parks... old and wherever you can find shelter. >> private property or people where people make the approach you with a lot of negativity... get out of here or i will call the police, with ever whatever? >> i would hear my music with cars going by. >> reporter: is it like to hear your music is cars go by and you cannot do anything about it? >> people were around the, that i knew that i would say that is my song and they would say man, are you crazy? that is santana! >> reporter: it will be more on marcus the coming days so stick around in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: in the last couple of years san francisco city streets have been filling up. with those corporate shuttle buses. taking passengers to work along the peninsula or the silicon

-year-old darion marcus aguilar took a cab to this shopping mall, was dropped off at 10:15. he was heavily armed with a shotgun, ammunition and backpack. an hour later he entered a skateboard shop on the second floor and opened fire on two people, killing both before turning the gun on himself. police are trying to understand why darion marcus aguilar took the lives of 21-year-old brianna benlolo, and 25-year-old taylor johnson. >> we can't establish a relationship between him and any of the victims. >> not much is known about the victims or the shooter. on what appears to be her facebook beige brianna benlolo says she's a mum and an assistant manager at the store. five others were injured at the mall, only one shot. they have been released from an area hospital. while police are searching for answers, a memorial facebook page has been posted for the two victims. >> a court helps a family close a difficult chapter. a texas hospital ordered to allow a pregnant mother to be taken off life support. >> gone are the cameras, gown are the lawyers fight -- gone or the lawyers fight