that is where it ends. >> my name is john mcafee, i am the founder of the mcafee an virus company, although i have had nothing to to with this company for 15 years, i still have volumes of mail asking how do i uninstill this software, i have no idea. i know what to do, believe me -- i've got the solution right he here. neil: top that snowden. the read on a man on the run from a man who stopped running but has not stopped talking about a company he founded that has all but turned on him, and a corrupt government he says has done going they could to try to destroy him, we have heard about what john mcafee did from them, now we hear from john mcafee says he did. happy to you have. >> happy to be here. neil: video first, abou what mao you that. >> the press pinned a number of labels on me, they seemed to be sticking, why not lampoon them myself. >> was were the labels? >> well, a lot of things, number one, i surrounded myself with guns, surrounded myself with women. i was paranoid. i -- that paranoid rant that you took 3 or 4 seconds on. that i did bath salt, on the desk i had two boxes labeled

mcafee, as we mentioned, is now in portland.told us last week his property in belize is not insured and he had nothing to do with the fire. he is also working on a book and movie based on his life. >>> be sure to go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/the interview to see more with john mcafee and a host of other people in the area. famed chefs, and tyler florence to political leaders like colin powell and leon panetta. we thank you for being with us tonight. to see who we are profiling next, follow me on twitter at raj mathai. have a good night. >> warm weather east upon us. and box office is ready for the summer movies. hi even. welcome to "access hollywood". this is the weekend edition. i'm shawn robinson. we have the front row seat. what is hot at the theater as we present our gid to the stars of present our gid to the stars of summer. >> james frank 0having a giant party? yes. >>reporter: hollywood house party with guest list with familiar faces really gets rocking and this is the end. james franco and seth reasoning and and jon

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my name is john mcafee, i am the founder of the mcafee anti-virus software company, although i've had nothing to do with this company for 15 years, i still get volumes of mail asking how do i uninstall this software? i have no idea. >> oh, my goodness. there you go. the rest of it is on youtube. let me absolutely assure you it's incredibly not safe for work unless you have my job in which case it's my job to watch these sorts of videos. not something to queue up while you're at work. >> i like the fact he's rocking the hugh hefner smoking jacket. >> hundred dollar bills. it gets much worse from there. >> that's what we expect from that guy now. he looks like a character on "game of thrones." >> very interesting sense of humor. >> one way to put it. >> let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. it's been gorgeous lately. it doesn't seem like we're supposed to be this nice right now. >> we're in june after all. we'll be gathering around your desk. 51 degrees in oakland, 52 in livermore and 54 in walnut creek. laura is right. it has been a cooler than average june so fa

and software pioneer john mcafee is back in the spotlight tonight. the raunchy new video mocking the company he started. >> up first, a surge in cell phone robberies. we crunch the numbers to tell you where you're most likely to become a victim. >>> new video tonight from san hoe day, where a shooting has left a man fighting for his life. police say the man was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. at 6:00 this evening, officers say they found the victim. no word on his identity, and no arrests have been made at this point. >>> there's new evidence that an epidemic of cell phone robberies in san francisco may be getting worse. the latest crime reports, and where people are most likely to be targeted. >> reporter: they clearly didn't know it, but these women were walking off an alley where a man's cell phone was a target this morning. >> we're not from here, so we're a little naive. >> reporter: just a few blocks away, another person was hit a little after 3:30 a.m. it was the 63rd cell phone robbery in san francisco this month. in th

and software pioneer john mcafee is back in the spotlight tonight. the raunchy new video mocking >>> new video tonight from san hoe day, where a shooting has left a man fighting for his life. police say the man was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. at 6:00 this evening, officers say they found the victim. no word on his identity, and no arrests have been made at this point. >>> there's new evidence that an epidemic of cell phone robberies in san francisco may be getting worse. the latest crime reports, and where people are most likely to be targeted. >> reporter: they clearly didn't know it, but these women were walking off an alley where a man's cell phone was a target this morning. >> we're not from here, so we're a little naive. >> reporter: just a few blocks away, another person was hit a little after 3:30 a.m. it was the 63rd cell phone robbery in san francisco this month. in this latest case, police say two suspects with a gun approached the victim, demanding his money, and his cell phone. he handed over his cash, but polic

where is john mcafee going.e united states, you've got the movie thing going, book thing percolating. you're not shrinking quietly into the wood work. why not? >> no one let's me shrink quietly into the woodwork. i did the video in self defense because the labels attached to me were growing daily. what i want to do is retire peacefully like i thought i was doing when i went to belize. you know, i'm looking around now for other places to retire. i love america. it is a great country, a grand country. i was raised here and i love this country. >> what do you think of president obama? >> you know, well, he's a good democrat and i think a relatively honest man. i don't know him personally, sir, and therefore can't say too much. >> are you republican, are you democrat, independent? how would you describe yourself? >> what would you think? do you think i am a democrat with my ideas on guns and everything else? let's say i'm republican. >> all right. back with the man. i think it business referred to him as the charlie

my name is john mcafee. i'm the founder of the mcafee anti virus software company.lthough i've had nothing to do with this company for over 15 years, i still get volumes of mail asking how do i uninstall this software? i have no idea. >> he is, indeed, quite the character. i will suggest if you choose to watch the rest of this video on youtube, parental discretion is advised. i called my mom. she said i couldn't watch it. >> you advise do not watch it at work. >> just don't watch it. which will guarantee everyone will watch it, but you shouldn't. >> that's good stuff. >> a lot of people don't realize that's the kind of jacket mcgrew walks around the newsroom in when he's not on the air. very high brow. he has a symphony behind him. >> we'll hear angels sing being this weather. >> it is going to bei(! absolu beautiful. thanks for waking up with us at 6:17. not sure what you're off to do today. maybe you were off for the summertime with your kids. great day to get them on outdoors. going to be really beautiful.&r this is the campbell water tower. i call campbell hom

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symant symantec, mcafee, parts of intel, and some startups already worth a billion dollars privately who are specialists in this sort of thing. but there are also offenses. the makers of offensive gear. this is something that the u.s. government never talk about. u.s. government is maybe the biggest buyer of vulnerabilities in software. and there are people in silicon valley whose job to say find flaws in windows or chrome or whatever and sell it to a defense contractor who sells it to the nsa that use its overseas. which unfortunately leaves all of us more vulnerable because these weapons only work if nobody knows there's a hole. and other people will find the same hole sooner or later. >> very interesting. joe, thank you. >>> california democrats have repeatedly complained that president obama comes here only to pick up campaign checks without holding any public events on key issues. it seems their point has been heard. the president touted his health care reforms at an event in san jose today. >> you've just got a wide array of new benefits, better protections, and stronger cost c

mcafee. he will be with us tomorrow. >> hello, everyone, i am lori rothman in for gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," taxpayer-funded drug abuse. millions for dubious sources. and want to ke a test drive, but don't want to dealith the salesman. how do you do that? we, we will show you. they are all the rage, cleanse diets. arr they doi you more harm than good? we are watching out you tonight on "the willis report."óomç our top story tonight, taxpayer paid drug abuse and fraud. the shock report shoing therapies, dietitianand other ofessionals writing millions of drs of prescription drugs without federal authority to do so. medicare ipicking up the tab. with more on this, former policy advisor to the centers for medicaid and medicare serces. this report from the department of health and human services is shocking, w does it happen >> some of these are people licensed in a particular state to prescribe, the pronents of government run health care talk about how cheap it is to administer the program, now we know why. they don't do any utilization review. lori: in other word

mcafee. >> whether his intentions were noble. >> any disclosure of any information is good. why should we be kept in the dark on anything. good lord, we are all adults here. i want to know what is happening in my world or we are in the dark and bumping into things. let's find out what the world is all about. what is our government actually doing? don't you want to know people. i do. i back him fully. i also back his balls, if i can say that on fox. he has the courage to actually do something knowing its risk. now he is on the run. having been on the run many times in my life, i know how difficult and frightening that can be. cheryl: this major scandal also involves companies like verizon, google, at&t and facebook. what happens in vegas actually stays in vegas. they want these companies to do more to protect the privacy of these americans. we have a las vegas attorney and time resident of sin city. it is great to see you. this is a bit surprising. >> i think like any major city, i think it is great they are standing up for the privacy of individuals. people who travel, peopl

mcafee this. tte gdp first uarer 2013. >> i am melissa francis. here is what is money tonight. president obama fighting climate chae. but one industry is doing a victory dance and it is not leasing. plus, get bend the wheel of the car of the future. groundbreaking technology making even the worst drivers look good on the road. we geta first-hand sneak peek. and who made money. one of the strangest in recent memory. not sure w it is? we will have the details. even when they say it is not, it is always about "money." >> ♪ >> today for the sake of our children and the health and safety of allamericans, i am directing the epa to put an end to the dumping of carbon pollution and new standards for existi and upcoming powerplants. melissa: it is pretty much over for the american coal industry. the president announced he is using the epa to impose tough new regulations on power plants, those that could end up killing coal. the death of coal could have dire consequences for the u.s. ecomy at large. more expensive energy and the cost of everything goes up. and that is passed right on cue

. >> reporter: the study by internet security firm mcafee found a growing divide between parents anddren when it comes to communication. about safe online practices. 72% of the adults surveyed at mitted they lacked the time or energy to keep up with their children's activities on the internet. >> and they're letting their kids do whatever they want. and they're just assuming that there's no trouble and no risk. >> reporter: the advice from online safety experts is for parents to engang their kids right now. especially because it's summer when young people tend to be less supervised. >> figure out what the platform is that your child likes. learn about snap chat. if your child is on facebook. i think you should start an account of your own. you don't have to be a prolific poster but you should experience the environment a little bit. >> reporter: and says the footprints they leave on the internet will follow them well into adulthood. >> before they meet your child in person, an employer most likely will look at your child's information. >> reporter: though they may not thank you now f

mcafee reports the attacks tripled during the first three months of this year.e said two events are probably related that's because personal information taken from facebook accounts can be by spammers to gain access to networks. >>> 7:44. another irs hearing on capitol hill this morning. leaders of conservative groups get to tell senators how they were targeted for extra scrutiny by the irs. jamie dupree joins us now via skype. republicans want to know who ordered the targeting, right? >> reporter: yeah. so far we haven't gotten really far on that issue. whether it was from cincinnati or whether the tentacles reached back to headquarters in washington, d.c. a lot of republicans saying they are just not getting the answers they want. today's hearing features a group of tea party representatives from around the country who have basically come to capitol hill to detail how they were run up and down the flagpole, rattling off document requests made by the irs, that these groups say were simply an effort to try to dissuade them from getting tax-exempt status. we hear

. >> reporter: a study by mcafee found a growing divide between adults and kids about safe online practices admitted they lack the attention or energy to control their kids on the internet. >> they are assuming there is no trouble or danger or risks. >> reporter: the advice is for parents to engage their kids right now. especially because it's summer when young people tend to be less supervised. >> figure out what the platform is that your child likes. if your child is on facebook start an account of your own. you don't have to be a poster but you should experience the environment a little bit. >> reporter: and the footprints they leave on the internet will follow them into adulthood. >> an employer will look at your child's information. >> reporter: though they may not thank you now for saving them from regrets that may come later. >>> we'll be right back. >>> there could be very happy fathers out there today as four tickets matched all five numbers in last night's fantasy five draws. one was purchased at the w and k markets on 24th street in san francisco. here are the winning numbers on

more time, we're hear from someone tomorrow who has not been anywhere, we hear frommio john john mcafeeill be with us tomorrow. >> hello, everyone, i am lori rothman in for gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," taxpayer-funded drug abuse. millions for dubious sources. and want to ke a test drive, but don't want to dealith the salesman. how do you do that? we, we will show you. they are all the rage, cleanse diets. arr they doi you more harm than good? we are watching out you tonight on "the willis report."óomç our top story tonight, taxpayer paid drug abuse and fraud. the shock

the internet security firm mcafee found a growing divide between parents and children when it comes to online safety. 72% adults survey admitted they lacked the time or the energy to keep up with their kids on the internet. >> figure out what the platform is that your child likes. learn about snap chat. and if your child is on facebook, learn about facebook your own. you should experience the environment a little bit. >> the footprints that kids leave on the internet will follow them as they welcome adults. they could regret their cyber footprint one day. >>> in rendell county, public school employees are expecting to get a pay raise next month. the cast of living adjustments would range from 1% to 2% of employee salaries. they would take affect in july. the step increases would go into effect early next year. >>> and the effort to push back high school start times in fairfax county is moving forward this morning. the school board hired sleep experts to work on a plan to move the start time to 8:00 a.m. right now, classes begin at 7:20. they will hold meetings to discuss how to impleme

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my name is shawn mcafee. behind the video. >>> and the big hollywood name who will be at the private screening of the fruitvale movie, the oscar grant story move. >>> financial markets are tanking this after the federal reserve said it could start to scale back the stimulus program and end it by the middle of next year, all all this because the u.s. economy is doing better. taking a live look at the big board, all the u.s. markets are down about 1.5% right now. the dow currently down 215. the nasdaq is down 44. s&p down 24. it's even sharper downattorneys overseas. >>> at -- sharper downturns overseas. >>> home sales jumped last month. that puts adjusted annual rate at 5.2 million homes. that's the highest rate in three and a half years which occurred as a buyer tax credit deadline was approaching. the medium price was 209,000, the highest level since 2008. economists say both the numbers indicate the housing market recovery is continuing. >>> americans filed 18,000 more applications for unemployment benefits

michael deceaser is press of mcafee and joins us here.t cyber attacks because it seems even legal data collection is a problem of late. putting that aside for a moment though, can you tell us what you're seeing in the latest quarter about the threats that are coming down sort of the data pipeline? >> absolutely. i think we see both an increase in the volume of attacks as well as the sophistication. i think in the most recent quarter, we have seen a strong explosion on the android operating system relative to malware. >> what is it in particular that's happening? >> i think as the platform begins to get more users and more people do business critical things on their phones, it becomes an attractive place for the cyber criminals to go after as well. >> i have heard some apple long as hard hit we should say in the last couple months but nevertheless arguing it's actually the open infrastructure of be a droid that could be a problem longer term and that apple is relatively more secure. is there any basis? >> i don't think there's anything abo

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mcafee makes a connection to the bull market. market wave to appeal to speak higher gains. but mcafee says it's never a good move for traders to get involved in these type of stocks. they're seeing a big rise in north america, the pump and dump stock e-mails. those things that litter your inbox all the time. and if you check your trash folder and spam folder, you will see them in there. i do. the question is whether they have impact on the market. we'll look and see whether people actually act on those pump and dump e-mails they get. i can't imagine that they do but maybe some people do. >> that's what you would think. believe it or not, some people are just not, i don't know, they're not that in the moment, eamonn but they do get clicked on. >> i think it confuses a lot of seniors as well. >>> important topic to watch. thanks very much for that. coming up next, house majority wlip kevin mccarthy will join our own rick santelli to talk about everything from the economy to the budget and tax reform. you won't want to miss it. >>>

a new mcafee study says 2 million spam messages were sent out in march, double the amount in decemberree years when spam mail declined or held steady. analysts say the jump in spam is due to more pump and dump stock scams. investors lose money when the crooks sell. >> we should be psyched. >> the economy is good. everybody's looking for a sucker. be careful. buying a car without haggling over the price. a new service edmunds.com has. choose the make and model, put in the zip code and get a locked in price from local dealerships. it's been tested in three states t. convenience comes at a price. you may not get the lowest price. it's like priceline.com. >> i'm so bad at haggling for cars. i live in new york city. i don't know how to do it. >> i have a car i could sell you and a bridge in brooklyn. >> i would pay too much for it. what's the thing we need to know about money? >> are you looking for a house? there are nearly 4,000 bank-owned properties in detroit under $100,000. 6,000 homes in chicago. most of the deals, bank-owned deals below a hundred grand are in the midwest. >> not a b