. >>> last topic capitol hill where former ceo marissa mayer testifying alongside ceos of ex fax.king member bill nelson asking her how these attacks might be prevented in the future. >> even robust defenses and processes are not sufficient to protect against a state-sponsored attack, especially one that's extremely sophisticated and persistent we at yahoo! cooperated with law enforcement and brought these breaches and intrusions to the attention of law enforcement swift swiftly each time they were detected the doj and fbi were of great assistance to the company identifying the perpetrators and bringing them to justice. >> we had a discussion a week or two ago, dick, about social media chiefs on the hill, where you seemed to think optics were largely at play. is it the same thing here? >> well, i mean, first of all, if i were marissa, i'm not sure i would want to be seated next to equifax ceo i might have asked for a general or puppy or something. look, the issue that marissa is discussing presently, the hack, is going to be an ongoing concern for companies around the world. the l

consider the case of marissa mayor. a long-time google executive.running yahoo. she became one of the most famous in america and one of the richest. how did yahoo do? their big model collapsed completely. the company shed half of its employees. they neglected their most basic duties to customers allowing privacy breaches that exposed personal data to hackers. in the face of this, mayor said for an endless series of media profiles, including a spread in "vogue." as her company was failing, she through a wizard of oz themed photo shoot with executives that cost $70,000. all would agree her tenure was a disaster. yahoo was sold to verizon for less than $5 billion. a $95 billion discount from what it was once worth. somehow in return for presiding over yahoo's destruction, mayer collected did 239 million from the company. at an earlier age, this would be called looting. the media would have attacked marissa mayer as incompetent and greed. employees would have picketed her house. liberals celebrated marissa mayer as a feminist hero. she serves on the boa

marissa mayer, someone we have not talked about in a while, testifying today about the security breachthen the tech giant yahoo, which affected, we now know, 3 billion of its users a number that kept going up and up and up with each consecutive estimate >> that's probably going to be one of the focuses of the questions, which is what did you know when and why did it take so long to disclose it, from 1 billion affected users in october to 3 billion after they had been well into deal talks and announcements with verizon, which knocked $350 million off the deal price because of the scope of the hack. >> as we head to break, take a look at shares of taketwo interactive. jim cramer and i went over this earlier. great quarter. stronger than expected holiday season sales forecast. the video game publishing company getting a boost from its latest nba game. ongoing strength from grand theft auto quk t see bk.oc "sawonhetrt"ack after this [ keyboard clacking ] [ click ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ clacking continues ] good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to

domingo marissa mayer as a living symbol of incompetence and greed.picketed her house. that is not what happen. liberals celebrated marissabe mayer as a feminist hero. she is on the board of walmart. ever -- all is well for her. remember this when somebody tells you that corporations need a bigger tax cut then you do. there are many reasons that american companies may not be competitive in world markets. tax rates are one of them. myy kelly is a republican, representing pennsylvania, thank you for coming on. i was talking to some of my neighbors yesterday, and a dentist who voted for trump, conservative, he said under this tax plan i would get a tax increase as a dentist, and all of these left-wing companies like apple and yahoo were to get tax decreases, why would i support this? i thought that was a fair question. >> it is a fair question. i do not know the details with a dentist, but i do know this, we have seen that everybody in america is going to get a tax advantage. they will pay lower taxes, so i would like to talk to the dentist and figure ou

. >> marissa from tipping point is coming back to talk about giving tuesday. also she has an announcement about band together. i'll throw that out there. >> good one. >> she will break news on the 9. >>> we begin in the south bay. before school started, shots were fired in san jose on the campus of an elementary school. ktvu's leigh martinez is live at the school to tell us what you know so far. >> reporter: mike, you're right. this is the second time the school she is security cameras were targeted. the first time was over the veterans day weekend. early this morning, though, a shooter targeted another camera. this time it was on top of the library building. and parents coming to school with their kids this morning, they are very fearful, wanting to know why a gunman who is still on the loose is targeting the school. now, san jose police say at 3:49 this morning, neighbors reported a man shooting a gun in the area. police say the shooter was firing a small gauge shotgun at a security camera on the library. the top casing of the camera, the eaves and the front

marissa mayer, the former ceo of yahoo testified on capitol hill about how 3 billion yahoo accounts were hacked. coming up, we will tell you who she is blaming. >>> can they get the numbers to work? i'm doug luzader in washington. we could learn some of the details from the republican tax plan later today. more on that coming up. >>> good morning. if you're on the road right now trying to get to san francisco, you might use the bay bridge and so far, so good as you drive into san francisco. >>> and in weather pretty big burst of rainfall last night. still tracking some scattered rain downpours out there for this morning. we will break down shower chances for the rest of your day and more rain clouds in our five-day outlook. that's all coming up. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> time now 5:12. president trump wrapping up his day day trip to china. a steak dinner where they offered

. >> where's marissa? >> i was a ninja turtle along with my son, my daughter was super girl and our baby was mini mouse. you're a zoo keeper. >> that's it. >> a penguin, a parrot. >> i love it. oh, my gosh. >> angie goff -- >> oh, that's adorable. >> mother goose. >> mother goose. it took me a second. i was distracted by the 12 foot tall -- >> that's her poor husband. >> he's such a good sport to do that. >> at least nobody can see his face. he's like, ah. as long as i'm unrecognizable. >> it was a great night for trick or treating. >> yes, it was. it was fantastic out. it wasn't too windy. it wasn't rainy. nice and cool. it really got you halloween spirit. cluedy skies but we're not looking at rain around. we'll see the sprinkles tomorrow. warming into the 70s tomorrow. upper 70s by friday. we're still in that transition season where we see the up and down roller coaster type transitions. things will be cooler across the area. remember that if you're making your weekend plans. conditions starting out cool

on my right is marissa, the deputy. she directs programs, operations, strategy for the departments emergency preparedness and response work, including oversight as it relates to the health care system. she is basically responsible for directing pandemic preparedness for new york city. to her right is the program officer for bio security at the open philanthropy project, they are dedicated to making grants in this area. leader for the last 18 months where she has been getting grants around the world to diminish pandemic risks. prior to her work there she worked at the department of defense and on the global health security agenda at hhs. i will turn to them in a moment with questions. i'm going to start with a few observations. to place the pandemic in a local context, it is worth looking back at what happened in 1918 in baltimore. .here were 600,000 residents over the course of one month, one in four people became ill with influenza. 2% died. in one month more than 3000 people in baltimore died of influenza. every secto

tony, we didn't see marissa mayma maier there. she had to get subpoenaed. >> she definitely refused. her representatives said she stepped away from the company. yahoo was purchased by verizon. so they felt she wasn't the right one to testify. but the senate commerce committee was not having that. for a change, democrats and republicans found a reason to agree with each other. they decided to subpoena here. while she ultimately chose to come on her own behalf, that is still active. she's testifying today. >> all right. hold on a second though, when it was recode that broke this, how big the breach was. and broke it because they were employees inside the company that were distressed over the secretive nature of how they were holding this down. company had no comment. >> yeah. and lawmakers are distressed by the way in which yahoo handled this and why it took so many months for this company to admit it suffered from yet another cyber attack. and once again when it admitted later it was tripling the number of users who had been affect

t6p pkg ie school hostaknbcisui1 cg: marissa munguia/madre de familia gracias a dios que esto no es comos escuela que ha habido muertos. track fueron largas horas de negociaciones, para resolver la situacin, hasta que alrededor de las seis de la tarde un equipo de tcticas --cada vez son mas los casos de acoso sexual en el capitolio estatal que salen a la luz publica; expertos piensan que probablemente son muchas mas las mujeres que deciden callarse --hasta la fecha, se han documentado mas de 300 quejas de acoso dentro del capitolio. --de acuerdo a expertos... miles mas deciden no denunciarlo y aguantarse.. o buscan otro trabajo.. ''yo creo que la mujer se siente de algun modo invito estos actos y que uno se siente culpable...'' --sin embargo... activistas opinnan que al dar a conocer aunque sean pocos casos... esto podra motivar a otras mujeres a romper el silencio y denunciar los abusos que sufren. --es hora de revisar las condiciones en las carreteras de la bahia --para eso pasamos con lucrecia borchardt.... --halloween sangriento! --en san francisco un oficial se ve involucrado en una

let's bring in hollywood reporter marissa gutly. marissa, thank you. a simeons said he's stepping down. he issued this statement which reads, i have been informed with great anguish of jenny lumet's recollection about our night together in 1991. while her memory of that evening is very different from mine, it is now clear to me her feelings of fear and intimidation are real. while i have never been violent, i have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades and i sincerely and humbly apologize. the column came after a denial from simmons to an earlier media report. what changed? do we know what changed between that report and now? >> well, jenny lumet is somebody who is accomplished and well respected in the industry and that shouldn't matter, but it does. her -- her claims were also written in a very graphic, detailed way. and so i think that that was the tipping point that had obviously been other accusations, investigations, about his behavior. he had released statements saying these things weren't true. so i think

. >> mom said auntie marissa would be fine, but then, but then, but then -- >> eh, eh, eh. >> apparentlyake yep. >> i put it on myself and auntie said mom, you were right, because i got it all over my face. >> and how do you look? >> ridiculou >> sounds like a 20 years old. >> it's not funny. >> a lull biittle bit. >> no, it's not. >> yeah, it's kind of funny, joes se no, your eyes do not deceive you. i'm real and i'm back. ♪ [ sighs ] come on, ava. let me know your okay. dr. zajac: good news. i was able to reach a nurse on staff, and she's agreed to help with the procedure. in the meantime, we can take care of the paperwork. it's all fairly standard, stating that you are aware the procedure is experimental and there's no clear guarantee of certain results and, in fact, carries risks. it's all legalese and includes language stating that you will not sue me for malpractice. okay, so this essentially releases you from all responsibility and leaves me with no recourse should something go wrong. that's standard.

on the yahoo account scanned that will tarnished the sunny valley based company, their former ceo marissa meyer told lawmakers today even the best defended companies can fall victim to state-sponsored hackers. meyer and the current and former ceos testified before senate committee examining recent data breaches that affected mills of us. meyer told lawmakers that strong collaboration between the public and private sectors is essential in the fight against cyber crimes. >> aggressive pursuit of cyber criminals as the doj and fbi exhibited in yahoo's case could be a meaningful deterrent in prevents future crimes like these. >> meyer apologized for the thefts which occurred during her nearly five year tenure at yahoo. the company recently admitted that the 2013 cyber attack affected all of it's customer accounts that is nearly three billion in total. >>> bart's rollout got stopped in the tracks. trant failed a key test on friday. matt kell earl live at the warm springs station in fremont with what happens now, matt. >> reporter: reggie, it's been a bumpy road for bart trying to get these new

. >>> we want to thank marissa for this picture of her dog dressed up as a ghost buster. and we want to thank all the abc 7 viewers who have shared with us their photos. this is what we have so far. see the dog who is princess laya? share it on social media using the #abc 7 now. right here on air or online. >> and hoarding your halloween candy may not be good from a cavity forming perspective of the it is more practical to have an all you can eat candy feast and then brush your teeth really thoroughly. odds are you will never brush your teeth after each piece. if you spread it out over the next couple of months. >> here's your excuse to gorge. >> consumer reports checked into it. michael finney is here with what they found out. >> it was very surprising. claims surrounding the health benefits of garlic have swirled for centuries. some are overblown. maybe most. consumers say others are true. a little garlic can punch up any dish and consumer reports says it can add some oomf to your health as well. >> the research isn't quite there yet but the strongest evidence says that

marissa mayer, she is getting grilled. we're down 40 points. always do, check the big technology companies. all of them are down except apple all up all of 3 cents. facebook, microsoft. alphabet, down. amazon is opening a fourth maryland fulfillment center in baltimore. by the way it employs 1500 people. amazon has more than 70 full fillment centers. that is scale for you. >>> watch out look at sears, kmart subsidiary, down 13%. sears down 17%. getting worse. below five bucks a year. time warner down after at&t's chief financial officer says timing of merger deal is now uncertain. they're expected to close by the end of the year. that is now uncertain. time warner taking it on the. numbers on oil inventories. maybe that makes a difference to the crude price. overall market, one year since president trump, donald trump, became president. look at those gains. you heard it right here. buying opportunity, that is what we were saying right from day one. do you remember this? "new york times" columnist, paul krugman, here is what he said. this is a 1

marissa mayer had declined multiple offers to testify before being subpoenas to appear today. the 2013 breach affected, are you ready for this number, 3 b, that's a b, billion yahoo! users. nbc's jo ling kent is there on capitol hill. i know whether it's marissa mayer or equifax, what i want to really ask those two if i was one of those senators would be about their extraordinary golden parachute packages. the amount of money those two get to walk out the door with after disastrous breaches is stunning. but unfortunately, stunning but legal. what are we actually getting here today? >> reporter: steph, i definitely am hearing that that will be the case, that is certainly on the agenda is exactly how much these leaders walked away with as ceos. you can see behind me right now the interest in this particular hearing is pretty high. and what's going to be on the agenda is really consumer protection here as you mentioned with the yahoo! breach. we're talking about 3 billion customers, disclosed just earlier this year. that comes after we originally reported back in december it was

meanwhile the family says they're trying to decide hoy to remember and honor marissa life. the boy who jumped from the overpass sake treated for life-threatening injuries. >> maryland woman seriously hurt tina frost has moovrtd out of neurocare unit to general population icu. spz person for the family says frost started to write on white board and doing walking on her home. she was at the route 91 harvest festival when hit in the face from a bullet in las vegas. >> 7 cases reported of mumps. all affected students were isolated as part of standard pro side you're. coming not at the university of virginia were urnled to take precautions when individuals identified two suspect the cases of mumps at the charlottesville school. >> geeing over to michael thomas and weather. >> good morning to you as well. waking up dry. that won't be the case for everybody was we head through the day. particularly those living norm and west. and west virginia pan handed and i 8 1 corridor. showers today. here in d.c. can't rule out drizzle. generally speaking most around the immediate area should

. >> mom said auntie marissa would be fine, but then, but then, but then -- >> eh, eh, eh. >> apparentlye yep. >> i put it on myself and auntie said mom, you were right, because i got it all over my face. >> and how do you look? >> ridiculous. >> sounds like a 20 years old. >> it's not funny. >> a lull biittle bit. >> no, it's not. >> yeah, it's kind of funny, joes see >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. north korea launching a new missile. flying higher and longer than any previous attempts. what this means about their ability to reach the u.s. mainland. and what president trump said a short time ago. >>> also breaking tonight, a man being questioned at this hour. does he have any connection to the suspected serial killer they are looking for? what police revealed just moments ago. >>> president trump on capitol hill. he can only afford to lose two republican senators on the tax plan. and tonight, a reality check. what it means for middle class americans, versus wealthier americans and corporations. >>> the desperate search at this hour. the toddler last seen in bed, vanis

ceo marissa meyer is heading to capitol hill to testify on the massive data breaches that occurred under her watch. according to the hill she has been subpoenaed to testify before the senate commerce committee this morning at 7:00 a.m. a representative for her says that she is appearing voluntarily. 3 billion yahoo! customers were affected by the data breach. the current and former ceos of equifax are to testify about that unprecedented breach of private information that happened in july. >>> let's talk temperatures again. we're 44 at menlo park. foster city, 49. half moon bay, 48. everyone else 50 to 51 is degrees on the peninsula. beautiful picture from our east bay hills camera. still fairly clean below this high cloud deck that's sitting on top of us right now. it's going to become breezy and choppy across the bay today. yard work dry most of the day if you still need to get those gutters and those drains cleared out and exercising just a little more humid today with temperatures in the same ballpark as yesterday. around the state 64 in sacramento. 51 in tahoe. mid to upper 70s for s

. >>> former yahoo ceo marissa mayer testified on capitol hill yesterday and apologized for the company'swo massive data breaches. she said yahoo still doesn't fully understand how hackers managed to compromise the information of billions of its users in 2013 and 2014, but she blamed russian agents for at least one of the attacks. she said yahoo quickly worked to protect user accounts and contacted law enforcement. she was compelled to testify by subpoena after she refused several requests to testify voluntarily. >>> our time is now 4:40. expert testimony in the case against the accused killer of kate steinle. coming up how a weapons expert called by the defense handled a question about whether the shooting was an accident. >>> and the warriors hosted an up-and-coming timberwolves team at the oracle arena last night without superstar kevin durant. up next the highlights and the outcome. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a new public art display lit up the skies over san francisco for the first time last night. the permanent project commemorates the election of harvey mill to the san fran

the family of marissa harris says they are not behind any of those fundraising efforts including one page on go fund me. harris was killed when a boy fell on her car from the cedar lane overpass. the 12-year-old boy did survive. >>> the olympic flame is lit and today marks an important milestone. we are now 100 days out from the start of the 2018 winter olympics in south korea. the middle of a 100 day journey across the country before the opening ceremonies february 9th. eun yang joins us with a look at one of the places you visited in south korea as we look ahead to your going there to the winter olympics. very exciting time. >> very exciting. going there is what's so interesting to me. i was a foreigner in that country, even though i was born there. one in particular was founded in the 600s by a monk. the testimony bl was destroyed and now it's completely rebuild. it has 22 treasures. there are so many trails. each one is a work of art. look at that, beautiful trees. just a stunning place to be. visitors come from all walks of life. you just feel very at one with nature he place to

the family of marissa harris says they're not behind any of those fundraising efforts including one goun harris died when a boy fell on to her car. the 12-year-old survived. police are investigating the accident as an attempted suicide. go fund me says, quote, one campaign has been reported and removed from the platform. the campaign did not receive any donations and the user has been banned. that's sick to think that people would try to take advantage of people's loss. >> brings out the worst in people. >>> in just a little more than a month police have given thousands of traffic citations and made multiple arrests along indian head highway. >> it's prompting a meeting saturday to hash out ways to improve safety. adam tuss is on now. what are police seeing there? >> reporter: oh, my goodness, chris. you talk about a crackdown. since the beginning of september here on indian head highway we are talking about over 3,000 3100 traffic citations just on this stretch road in prince gorges county. if you know indian head highway, you know that it has a notorious reputation. take a look. there

marissa mayer, the former ceo of yahoo testified on capitol hill about how 3 billion yahoo accounts were hacked. coming up, we will tell you who she is blaming. >>> and on the east shore freeway off to a nice start here. as you can see traffic is looking good heading out to the mcarthur maze. >>> a big burst of rainfall. still a possibility of a few showers for today. we will break down the updated forecast for your thursday and more rain clouds showing up in the five day outlook. all of that coming up after the break. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it's 4:14. president trump is meeting with china to discuss business, trade and north korea. petty ann brown has the details. >> reporter: the u.s. and chinese presidents meeting face to face. >> no more the subject than china and u.s. relation. >> reporter: aside from immigration, china has long been one of president trump's top issues, both as a private citizen and as an elected public official. during his visit he touted what he called the great chemistry with his chinese counterpart and refused to cast blame on china for the trade def

less cost live to beirut to get the latest from marty's marissa national who's that for us now maria seems like this announcement caught everybody by the same surprise that his resignation did two weeks ago what exactly is going on. well yes it was a surprise but a relief this time prime minister hariri has been speaking from beirut for the first time on the lebanese soil in the last twenty days that has been a very turbulent time for lebanon more than two weeks ago mr hariri left the country and he announced about his resignation in a televised speech was speaking from the capital of saudi arabia and brought kind of a crisis here and to lebanon on and today it's picking up to the official part of the independence day celebrations he can see now there still continue here in beirut mr hillary has said that he agrees to put his decision on hauled off to be disgusted with the lebanese president and he stressed that the major goal right now is to get and keep never got away from any arab conflict he didn't give any further specific detail but here earlier mentioned the attempt by some ir

. >>> former yahoo ceo marissa mayer and the current and former heads of equifax are expected to testify before a senate panel next week about their company's massive data breaches. in september equifax disclosed the personal information of more than 145 million americans that were exposed earlier this month verizon said a previously disclosed hack in 2013 affected roughly 3 billion counts. back over to you. >> going back to that facebook story so good to see it continue to grow even though a teenager told me that's for old people. >> oh, really? they are all on snapchat and instagram these days. >>> 4:41. happening today, president trump says he is announcing his choice for the next chair of the federal reserve. according to reports expected to be fed governor jerome powell, former president barack obama nominated powell, a republican, to the board of governors back in 2012. current chairwoman janet yellen is the central bank's first female leader her four-year term ends in february and it appears she will be the first fed chair since 1979 not to be reappointed to the job. there are 12

marissa mayer who walk add way from the company with a $260 million payday blamed russian hackers andaid yahoo! still doesn't know how it happened. she said companies are in an arms race with hackers. >>> tripadvisor says it will warn hoosiers go hotels where sexual assaults have been reported. the travel website will identify those places with a red-lettered message at the top of the listing. tripadvisor says though warnings will last for three months unless new claims are reported. this comes after the company was accused of censuring the reviews of some mexican resorts. >>> and it was a rough start for the self-driving shuttle in downtown las vegas. the shuttle was involved in a crash on the very first day of operation. it was hit by a truck street. a human worker is always on board just in case. >>> facebook's new effort to fight so-called revenge porn involves getting naked photos of people using its site. so it's a program that's being tested in australia. here's how it works. users send in their racy photos that could be uploaded by someone else without consent after a facebook

. >>> and marissa mayer taking the stand. why the senate has reportedly subpoenaed the former yahoo ceo. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. can this happen again? critics say that cal fire e >>> the north bay fires might be out but the concern remains. can this happen again. >> critics say that cal fire, the state's largest fire department is great at putting it out fires but may not be very good at preventing them. liz wagner has the story. >> reporter: had our investigation uncovered a tangled web of fire prevention everts that's some experts say fall short of what's needed to make a difference. extreme weather, rotting trees and longer fire seasons mean the clock is ticking on the n

systems making them more likely to contract and die from diseases like cholera and pneumonia russia marissa's director of operations at save the children in yemen she says the main fortified died as well as the airport must be reopened immediately well for the moment no aid supplies getting in the humanitarian supplies are loving and their three. imports opened two days ago but it's not enough it does not replace a day to port so no forty remains closed humanitarian flights are not allowed in or out there is no supplies in the country they sufficient to respond to the increasing needs. media. treatment. they are unable to. sustain their health. in this dire situation and as a humanitarian we need to have the supplies do the herd. and deliver to our health facilities to our treatment centers immediately as soon as possible. and today we're talking about fifty thousand children assimilated to die. monday tradition by the end of the year but if this blockade is not lifted immediately there will be more children dying and had to be very hard to contain this situation french president. has invited

. >>> we spoke to marissa geller and they are matching cash donations. >> what we are announcing todays a match. you can donate on the website and every dollar will be matched up until january 1, up to $1 million. >> tipping point says 100% of the money will be donated and they have an anonymous donor that's making that possible.>>> jc leads away what they don't numb -- eight nominations. the 24 karat magic is a nominee but mainstream asked did not fare as well. taylor swift received just two nominations. the grammys will be held in january at madison square gardens. the first time the grammys will be held in new york city in 15 years.>>> one other announcement that was made is about another concert. i was so successful the first time around at levi stadium raising millions of dollars for all of the northbay fire victims there will be another concert set to take place on december 14 at the bill graham civic center. the red hot chili peppers. those tickets will go on sale on friday. another band together, band together two. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you right back here fo

marissa mayer along with the interim and former ceo of equifax will be among those testifying beforee panel. verizon acquired most of the assets of june said the data breach affected all 3 billion of their accounts. as for their breach of equifax, that affected about half of the u.s. population. the company has delayed the release of the earnings as a result of the debacle. verizon done 16.5%. equifax at 935% in 2017. cheryl: more news for investors is not good disappointing earnings from the company of 20% in overnight trading. the stock continuing to fall in the premarket. down 20%. they lost more than tripled revenue falling for the third straight quarter. the latest setback since the company went public in march in what at the time was the biggest ipo since alibaba technically still is. they will redesign the snapchat message to make it easier to use. their big problem is instagram. instagram globally is getting more traction and a lot more users. snap can't keep out. lauren: i understand instagram. easy-to-use. i struggle with snap. i'm not 16. it's tough. writing in a taxi with

. >> marissa from oakland, thank you for $25. zach give us $25. we've got sophie and nicole from oakland, $100. thank you so much.>> it does not say, gary must be keeping that. >> christie and from palo alto -- christie from palo alto donated $100. >> edna, $50. and frank young, $100. thank you. steve, back to you. >> come on over here. first of all, thank you. all of the phones are currently occupied. a couple of people have called just recently and said they had to wait 10 or 15 minutes. the phones were a little bit quiet between seven and eight. we took a bit of a break. it has gotten very intense right now. please be patient. these people do a two minute turnaround. they will take your phone call and get you on and off within two minutes. be persistent. >> we are so grateful. we will take a break and take more calls. >>> they have been raising calls right and left. we will take a little bit of a break. we will take you out to santa rosa where a supermarket opened its doors today after being closed down since those fires.>> a supermarket in fou

marissa is my niece. reagan and patrick christmas tree chopping in maryland.> juan: then we went to the mall so the grandkids could get pictures with santa. there they are at santa's lap at pentagon city. everybody showed up for the 2017 christmas picture. >> greg: that saved? no more pictures? >> jesse: philadelphia eagles still rolling. 10-1 of the season. they crushed the chicago bears. nice touchdown pass. had a great celebration in the end zone afterwards. check this out. there's the ball, and there is the strike. down they go. getting a little creative. see you at the super bowl. sorry, juan. >> dana: end zone events. >> jesse: i am fully supportive. having a lot of fun. >> kimberly: i think you might have an ingrown hair, actually. >> greg: it's a pimple. >> kimberly: i don't think so. >> juan: may be kimberly would squeeze it for you. >> ew! so disgusting. >> kimberly: i am bret baier in washington. two prominent lawmakers are vowing to cooperate with ethics investigations into their actions following recent sexual misconduct claims. james rosen report

marissa mayer: even robust defenses and processes are not sufficient to protect against a state sponsoredttack. jessica smith reporting: most of the hearing focused on the equifax -- lawmakers grilled the interim ceo and former ceo about how they handled their massive data breach.equifax interim ceo: our top job must be to protect the data entrusted to us. we did not meet the public's expectations. senator tammy baldwin asked equifax about who was behind the attack, and what they'll do with the data. sen. tammy baldwin (d-wi) : can you identify if any of you have that information today? interim equifax ceo: no, we have no evidence. .she also pressed the company on why executives sold stock, before the breach was made public. sen. tammy baldwin (d-wi) : this is totally inappropriate. indiana senator todd young slammed equifax executives for walking away with millions after the breach. sen. todd young (r-in): it is an effrontery to the basic sense of fairness of most americans. several senators said equifax is not doing enough to protect consumers -- by offering free credit-monitoring for o

. >> reporter: formeria 82 ceo marissa mayer first quiet on capitol hill.ell consumers out there? should they be confident in the product? >> reporter: inside they were all answers. >> i want to sincerely apologize to each and every one of our users. >> reporter: one of the hacks unsolved. the others carries outside by russia and could happen again. >> i believe all companies, even the well defended ones could foul victim to these creams. >> reporter: equifax ceos grilled about security efforts and birth dates of 146 million american customers. >> people back home cannot understand how the ceo of equifax and the ceo of yahoo walked away with $90 million and $27 million. >> reporter: equifax says it's quadrupleing its security budget. >> we are spending significantly more money in that process. >> reporter: watching closely, a class action lawsuit against equifax. she says her identity has been stolen 15 times. >> equifax is a big company, they should have had the security in place to keep personal information secure. >> reporter: like so many american, she

marissa mayer will be among those talking.p seoulers can actually protect themselves. >> members of the house ways and meents, and house democratic leaders, nancy pel pelosi will unveil their tax plan. "morning joe," everybody, starts right now. zplp do you know it was said that the eyes of the nation are now on the commonwealth. today, virginians have answered and spoken. virginia has told us to end the divisiveness that we will not condone, hatred and bigotry and to end politics that have torn this country apart,. >> democrat ralph northam rode to a nine-point victory over republican ed gillespie in virginia's race last night. he defeated the former rnc chair that attempted to bump up trump space with gangs and confederate monuments, northam will succeed terry mcauliffe in a race with more than 2.6 million cast ballots a. turnup rate up nearly five points from the last gubernatorial election. democrats wiped out a 32-seat

former ceo marissa mayer was given one final job for gentleman w it was the single biggest of historyion accounts. lawmakers pressed her on why she waited three years to disclose the breach. she apologized defending the company. mayer left the company when the deal closed in h june. >>> are you sick of getting stuck in traffic? why not try to fly over it. uber's new partnership could mean flying taxis by 20. not so far off. uber teaming up with nasa to develop air traffic systems. auld uber air. the company first unveiled plans in april. it's planning for tests to happen in los angeles in three years, known for his -- except for the head ache inducing air traffic control problems. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> trump and the republicans lost. >> you can't fake the trump agenda. >> you have to go all in. >> people want results. we have to start delivering results if we want more election results like that. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. >> i don't blame china. i

marissa mayer. she testified saying in her opinion any company could fall victim to a breach.rmer and current ceo's of equifax. talking about the data breaches that affects millions of americans. in yahoo! everything was stolen names, email addresses security questions and during her roughly five years with the company yahoo! defended itself from a barrage of hack ago tacks but one country proved strong enough to get through. >> russian agents intruded on our systems and changed the playing field so dramatically, i believe that all companies even the most well defended ones could fall victim to the crimes. >> mayor took the time to apologize to yahoo! users saying that the strong collaboration between the public and private sectors is essential to battling cyber crimes, they hope to use the information to shape future legislation. >> thank you. >>> work is underway on the first part of a major development in university city. mayor jim kenney and the president of brandywine trust broke ground on drexel square on the 3800 block of market street. it's part of a bigger plan called

ceo marissa mayer about the threat of hackers, after an attack that optimized virtually all of yahoo! accounts. mayer warned that breaches are getting more potent. i understandy, as it, we have still not been able to identify the intrusion that led to that theft. we have received files from law enforcement that contain yahoo! data, and we verified that it came from yahoo! we don't exactly understand how the act was perpetrated. emily: meanwhile, equifax's new ceo also spoke before the senate committee, adding, "the companies are bolstering their defenses after the high-profile hacks." another food delivery startup gearing up to take on amazon's fresh. details on post mate's expansion into online grocery delivery next. emily: walmart's membership only club, sam's club, and a chinese company are teaming up to offer online to off-line delivery. the new service provides same-day delivery of more than 300 items, including imported meats, seafood, ice cream, and local delicacies. the service premieres in beijing and shanghai -- premiered in beijing and shanghai earlier this year. meantime,

c.e.o., marissa mayer, grilled by members of congress, about that data breach. >> even after the 2013 breach became apparent, yahoo! significantly underestimated the number of accounts implicated by billions. and so i'll give you an opportunity to answer the obvious question, and that is with such a strong security team in place, how did yahoo! fail to recognize that all three billion of its user accounts had been compromised, and why did it take more than three years to discover and to disclose the breach? >> at yahoo!, we deeply valued our user's security and invested heavily in that security. as is frequently the case in these types of cyberattacks, they are complex, they are persistent, and in often cases, the understanding of the facts evolves over time. to this day, we, as i understand it, still have not been able to identify the intrusion that led to that theft, which is to say we've received files from law enforcement that contain yahoo! data, and we verified that it came from yahoo!. we don't exactly understand how the act was perpetrated. host: again, all of this hearing ava

marissa meyer is heading to capitol hill to testify on the data breaches that occurred under her watche has been subpoenaed. a rep for her says she's appearing voluntarily. 3 billion yahoo! customers were affected in the 2013 data breach. equifax is also expected to testify about that company's unprecedented breach of private information that just happened in july. >>> still chilly in some neighborhoods. let's go inland. lafayette, danville, dublin at 44. 45 in walnut creek and pleasant hill. also out to brentwood. 47 in pittsburgh and 40 in concord. a look at the rest of our area. 47 in oakland. 53 in san francisco. dress for 45 in napa. here is a look from the east bay hills camera. the breezes will pick up and it will be choppy. dry most of the day. more humid today than yesterday. not as sunny. a gray day today. 64 in sacramento. 51 in tahoe and the rain over towards redding. the snow starts tonight through 10:00 a.m. scattered snores will add another inch or two by friday evening. another chance of wet weather monday. storm impact is still a one, light. more on the timetable and h

ceo marissa arer's said tech companies trying to get it i the source of two massive data breaches under. she testified today at his senate committee hearings. >> to this day,, as i understand it we have not been able to identify the intrusion that led to the theft. we have received files from law enforcement that contain yahoo! data. we verified it came from yahoo!. we don't exactly understand how was perpetrated. shery: verizon acquired most of yahoo! in june, the same month she stepped down. the data breach affected all 3 billion of yahoo!'s accounts. the ceo a christian dior is stepping down. he will end at almost 20 year run as head of one of the world's top fashion houses. .ior is owned by lvmh fenill be replaced of the di brand. david: and federal further -- anti-trump furver translated in the votes in virginia yesterday. delivering catharsis the party to create since last november, one year after trump's victory. we are joined by tom perez from his office in washington, d.c. what accounts for these victories? we heard about turnout in virginia in particular. what did the dnc do r

marissa mire of yahoo! according to reports. said she was not the right person to answer the questions, congress wanted her. the other executive there who testified this morning is richard smith, the former ceo of equifax. now these two together were in charge of two of the biggest cyber disasters in history. the tiny nick and hindenberg of hacking. equifax lost 14 million records, yahoo! at least 3 billion. that's a little less than half the population of the entire planet earth. one of the things we have learned, yahoo! which is now part of verizon, still doesn't know how the hack happened. meyer said, quote, to this day we have not been able to identify the intrusion that led to the theft. smith has testified before. he blamed the hack of equifax on a single employee who forgot to update software. this was october 3rd. the last final a yahoo! expect faced charges was ten years ago. jerry yang was blasted for turning accounts of dissidents over to the chinese government. tom lantos right there called yahoo! moral pig mys, his

. >> for more on where all of the money is going, we are joined by marissa.ow do we distribute the money? are you going through different phases here. >> tipping point has been around for twelve and a half years. we have built our reputation on trust, transparency. you mentioned the $17 million raised that night. 1 hunters will go to organizations in the north bay working on the ground -- 100% will go to organizations in the north bay working on the ground. they are all on our website. tippingpoint.org. >> you don't have to name all of the groups. >> we have three community foundations. one in sonoma, one in napa, one in mendocino. catholic charities of santa rosa. on the move that works with foster youth that have really lost everything in these fires. and every single one of those groups are listed on our website. >> how do you find or vet the groups? >> yeah. >> i imagine there's a lot of discussion when you decide who will get the money. >> there is. our due diligence the whole year is extensive. we worked with groups that we have up in marin to identify

. >>> former yahoo chief executive marissa mayer was grilled by congress today on why a 2013 data breache years to identify and properly gauge its size. she aid yahoo hasn't been able to identify how it happened and the company didn't learn about it until the u.s. government presented data to yahoo in november 2016. she spoke to the senate commerce committee alongside executives from verizon andic question fashion on the growing numbering of cyber attacks on u.s. companies. she also apologized for the breach and another in 2014. >>> a new pop-up innovation lap for teenagers and young adult cancer patients at lucille packard children's hospital at stanford led to some unusual inventions aimed at improving hospital life. ktvu's rob roth tells us that the new lab is also turning out to be some good medicine, as well. >>> reporter: they are two teens battling cancer here lucille packard children's hospital stanford. 18-year-old aaron from san jose. >> i'm being treated for leukemia. >> reporter: and 16-year-old ryan from fremont who had stem cell surgery to treat his leukemia. >> i have to w

harris family said they're trying to decide how to remember and how to honor marissa's life and they didn't set up those pages. virginia state police say the boy that jumped from overpass is still be treated for life-threatening injuries. >> 6:03 now today marks beginning of open enrollment period. for affordable care act. open enrollment runs through december 15. main requirement of law is that americans have some form of health coverage year or they will pay a penalty during tax time. a lot of people already have health insurance through their job. medicade, medicare. individual plans will take effect in the new year. >> and capital hill now where there's been a delay on the rollout of the tax reform bill. it will be rolled out tomorrow even though that was supposed to happen today. yesterday president donald trump met with business leaders and industry advocates at the white house. president said top priority is lowering overall rates for individual and businesses. he is predicting bipartisan support when the bill sun veiled. >> let's get update to a story "fox5" was first to repo

. >> marissa meyer of yahoo!. yahoo! said she was not the right person to answer questions, but congress wanted her. the other is richard smith, the former ceo of equifax. they were in charge of their companies during the two worst hacks in history. smith and equifax lost 143 million record. that's just about every adult in the united states. mayer, at least $3 billion or less than half the population of planet earth. mayer is no longer the ceo of yahoo!. it's been sold to verizon, which inherits that problem. smith is no longer the ceo of equifax. smith has testified before. he blamed the hack on a single employee who forgot to update open source software, october 3rd. the last time a yahoo! exec was dragged before congress was ten years ago when jerry yang was blasted for turning the accounts over to the chinese government. the late california lawmaker called yahoo! moral pygmies. here is gerald yang. >> immaterial want to apologiz they and their family are going through. >> we will watch that this morning. >>> amazon

. >>> it is time to ask finney, and today marissa has a question about real estate. >> i was curiousknow the best time of year to sell a family home. so when is it that families are most likely to buy a home? i know that fall and the spring are big times but maybe of those two what would be the most popular time of the year to sell a family home in marin county? thank you. >> it's a great question. thanks for asking it. and the simple answer is spring. people want to buy a home then so they can move when the kids get out of school in the summer. however, that doesn't always hold true. here in the bay area this is a neighborhood by neighborhood by neighborhood thing. you have to do your research and talk with real estate professionals. here in california it does appear that the time of year means nothing. but maybe in the neighborhood you're looking at. good luck and thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet, share it with us on social media. >>> new this morning curbside pickup at nordstrom's. >> the upscale departm

here with reaction florida attorney general pam bondi from the hollywood reporter we have marissa guthriend trial attorney rebecca rose woodland. thanks to all of you. i don't even know where to begin. it's like more coming out by the minute about what has really been going on at nbc. all of it is despicable. >> it's horrific. i have to ask what did nbc management know here? matt lauer allegedly had a button under his desk? someone had to install this button that would lock the door from his desk. >> sean: i don't think he did it himself. >> these are the big questions. if he was acting alone, how could he have done this with a button under his desk asking people to come to his hotel rooms to bring pillows. someone had to know. these women clanel that they reported it, not to current management, but to previous management and nothing happened. >> sean: abuse not misconduct. >> abuse. if you are locked in a room, sean, that amounts to much more than an interaction. that amounts to enclosed in a space that could seem like force. >> sean: okay. these things are not consensual. this is where,