at this hour, dozens of dmv locations are still offline. nbc bay area's michelle roberts joins us from the santa clara dmv. michelle, what services are impacted here, and what are they telling people when they show up? >> reporter: the doors are open. they're telling everybody the computers are down so you can figure out paperwork, although it won't be processed and you can take your drivers test. everything else, you have to wait. and many people we spoke to today, although the parking lot is pretty empty, because it seems everybody got the message, they're worried about what the lines will be like when the system is back up and running. dmv employees in santa clara turned hundreds of people away today, following a massive computer outage on monday. >> the dmv said that the computers would be back up this morning and they're not. so another wasted trip. >> reporter: more than 100 locations affected, including 16 in the bay area. today the dmv managed to get a dozen locations back online. santa clara wasn't on that list. >> i went to san jo

also twitter, ebay, other popular websites knocked offline.could be the beginning of a larger sign >> good morning, it's saturday, october 22. i'm cornell barnard, in for chris nguyen. let's start with the weather. here's meteorologist mike nicco in for lisa argen. hey, mike. >> good morning, everybody. just a reminder it is saturday. i'm in for lisa today. appreciate you be being around here. let's take a look. open the weather window. san rafael, why i'm looking here is because there is patchy fog developing across the north bay. we look south on highway 101, it looks clear. visibility has been as low as a quarter mile in santa rosa and half-mile in napa, as least at both. the airports. notice it's a little higher now. it doesn't mean the fog went away, it's just on the move. nearly calm to about 5 miles an hour right now. it will be a nice day to be at the golden gate bridge. high clouds and sunshine. the low clouds should stay away. temperatures in the 350's at the coast. mid-and upper 50s from noon to 4:00 around the bay and upper 60s and

the system is currently offline. until further notice. the city of longmont investigates why and how this all happened. >> city of denver getting ready for election day. did a test on equipment to make sure it's properly recording and counting votes. the test was open to the public. required by law. done before >> . 26 days to go. the race seems to get nastier by the minute. trump under fire for abg sraeugss he groped women over the years. clinton is dealing with the leaked e-mails from aids. that seem to make fun of catholics and hispanics. >> a real shock. when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. >> trump denying everything today. even promising to sue. the new york times. >> . the only thing clinton has going for herself. is the press. >> . reports the trump campaign will go after bill clintons past. >> we know we have already will your what we have to prove is who we are. >> . as for clinton. she stayed relatively quiet. letting the first lady take the spotlight. >> it comes after the judge found probably cause at a hearing in

the system is currently offline. until further notice. >> . quite a wake up call. before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now more ideas. house majority pac is responsible this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a medical student from tulsa, oklahoma... a researcher from sunnyvale, california... and our returning champion, a legislative librarian from bowie, maryland... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

purcell, the elections recorder, says an easy way to stop the hackers is to keep the voting machines offline. >> even on our touch screen machines, you have a tape of everything that happens on that machine. that can be verified later. >> u.s. officials accuse the russians of using similar tactics in other countries including ukraine during its 2014 presidential election. scott, while the russians deny cyberattack. >> jeff pegues, jeff, thank you. cbs "overnight news" will be right back. how to hit a baseball. him how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... people with bipolar disorder suffer ten years on average without diagnosis. that's ten years of needless suffering. learn how easily this can these men are kurdish fighters, who have joined with the iraqi army and local militiamen to push isis out of mosul. a combined force thought to be more than 20,000 strong. these kurdish fighters are trying to move in that direction and retake the main road to mosul. but isis has lit fires in villages there and there. to try to

. >>> hacks took many westbounds offline for most of the day. >> they had all issues. they also hit very close to home. >> reporter: this went beyond interrupting your social media use it. ma many local businesses to make any sales today. many companies use paypal for processing payments. and is this live map shows all of the areas around the country where paypal is currently still having issues, including right here in arizona. this gilbert based company also using paypal. >> our sonora marshmallows are the best sellers online and the birpth day cake -- birthday cake >> reporter: friday was not so sweet. >> no sales. [ laughter ] >> we rely on everything, every avenue, that's our livelihood. >> reporter: just one of many. >> it's devastating >> reporter: a scottsdale company offers a platform for over 7,500 local businesses to sell their products online. all of their transactions also brought to a standstill. >> it would be fascinating in activity was lost today. >> the main internet provider targeted, still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> it's about t

for maricopa county, arizona, says an easy way to stop the hackers is to keep the voting machines offline. so this is not in any way connected to the internet? >> no, no. they use paper ballots. so even on the touch screen machines, you have a tape of everything that machine so that can be verified. >> reporter: u.s. officials accused the russians of using similar tactics in other countries including ukraine, during its 2014 presidential election. and while the russians have denied the allegations, we're told president obama is considering retaliating with sanctions or in cyber attacks. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this of a gaming industry in las vegas are taking a political stand in the election. >>> plus, how older truck drivers are becoming a potential danger on highways. and gayle talked with singer mike posner about his long awaited second album. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. a man is behind bars after barricading himself inside an apartment. see what led to the stand

also next, twitter, spotify, ebay, other popular websites knocked offline. why it could be the beginning of a larger cyberattack. and traffic alert for people headed to san francisco this weekend. the driver on the bay bridge that's about to have a very alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> homeland security and the fbi is trying to find out who was behind a wide cyberattack. ama daetz has details. >> reporter: amazon, ebay, facebook, google and reddit were all slowed or brought to a stop by the attacks. the first attack came around 4:00 a.m. the ceo of u.s. dine, inc. said an incredibly sophisticated attack overwhelmed their servers. many popular websites use dine to translate their web

. >> helen purcell, the elections stop the hackers is to keep the voting machines offline. >> even on our touch screen machines, you have a tape of everything that happens on that machine. that can be verified later. >> u.s. officials accuse the russians of using similar tactics in other countries including ukraine during its 2014 presidential election. scott, while the russians deny

. >> say so for the for the most part we have issues we're working offline sometimes outages happen and sometimes there is outages we can't get into the system and the daily reports are sent later in the afternoon but our communication has improved. >> when you say you can't get into the system clarify. >> for our you know an other age we can work and close work orders during the other ages but continue to work to improve that performance. >> is that a 311 issue. >> it is correct a 311 issue that happened. >> have you been working with 311 to try. >> we tried to notify staff and get the report later on in the day we would like to work on o that process to get the report earlier in the day and in terms of issue that that was raised when pg&e through a normal close out pg&e outages did you know what go she's referring to. >> i know when we get a 311 referral we try to contact the residents and if unable to we'll close it ousted with a message to contact pg&e not that i'm aware of of my cases we can work together on that. >> sounds good thank you. >> thank you very much thank you for your

officials say six other plants in the affected regions were offline and there were no reports of irregularities. also data taken at monitoring posts near the levels saw no change in radiation levels. >>> now onto business news. we start with the central bank chief suggesting another change in the timetable for the policy goal. gene otani from the business desk has details on that and other business headlines. >> bank of japan head may extend the time frame for the 2% inflation target. kuroroda was speaking at the committee meeting. kuroda said the bank could revise their plan considering the recent decline in prices. the change could be reflected in the bank's outlook for economic activity and prices report due out on november 1st. kuroda's term as governor ends on april 8, 2017. he said he boj's mission is to continue to stabilize prices regardless of his time in office. >>> the latest data out of china show the housing market could be overheating again. new home prices last month remain high in 90% of the major cities. this is triggering caution about a potential property bubble. data from th

hundreds of your favorite websites -- suddenly offline following a massive cyber-attack on friday. (map gfx) from six am on the east coast until late into the night, wave after wave of the impacts blocked access across the globe. sot - frank cilluffo - someone (gfx) according to a 2014 report, "denial of service" attacks similar to this one could cost companies anywhere from $20,000 to $100,000 each hour their sites are down? friday's attack choked access to shopping giants amazon and ebay -- among others --- for have access to tools that can cause significant damage physical world, smoking keyboards are even harder to find in the cyber domain. this morning, the fbi is investigating the widespread cyber-assault - and whether so-called "smart devices" in millions used to launch the attack? turning wi-fi connected devices like refrigerators, printers, doorbells and dvrs (gfx) into a massive "zombie network" ready to do the hackers' bidding. sot - frank cilluffo - they're hijacking legitimate sites to be part of their army. next -- a virtual reality experience like no other. it's like

attack.some of the country's most well known websites suddently went offline.. have targeted a new hampshire based internet management firm..it provides services to scores of websites..right now, officials say it looks like there was a flood of bogus traffic which overwhelmed the servers.some believe these hacks are part of a new reality. 1:08-1:18 "this just goes to show you this is the new wave of warfare that we're dealing with right now. // and while we don't know where it's coming from, the magnitude of it does lead to believe it was very targeted at american based companies." responsibilty..but there is fear that today's cyber attack could be just a precursor to a much larger attack. attack.cbs news will have the latest on this developing story coming up after this news cast on the cbs evening news with scott pelly... four children this year.. under the age of three have died in milwaukee county from prescriton drug overdoses.. the youngest was just 12-months. 12-months..tomorrow is drug take back in wisconsin.. the idea is to prevent prescripton painkier

seven a-m on the east coast (7:10a), some of the country's most well known websites suddenly went offline: twitter, reddit, spotify, airbnb, netflix, visa, and others. (end this line with wh briefing wide shots) after about two hours (9:20a), the sites were back online... then a second wave of attacks just before noon, around the same (earnest ) (josh earnest/white house press secretary) "i don't have any information to share about who may be responsible for that malicious activity." (mark) (mark albert/cbs news/the white house) the department of homeland security tells cbs news it is "investigating all potential causes." (dyn webpage the attack appears to have targeted new hampshire-based d-y-n inc, a major internet management firm that provides services to scores of websites. someone unleashed a denial of service attack... that's when a flood of bogus traffic overwhelms servers, affecting the internet's central directory. kennedy/trustedsec) "they targeted the core of how the internet worked." david kennedy is the founder of trustedsec, an information security firm. (show dnc emails fil

airlines is working to get flights back on schedule tonight after the wait and balance software went offline. the glitch lasts for two hours and caused united flights to be grounded worldwide, including sfo. delays passengers tweeted the photos from a board the flights. the airline tells abc 7 news the problem has been resolved and they're working to get customers to the destinations. >>> coming up, hillary clinton campaigns in the bay area. the fresh attacks she launched against donald trump. >> the fall out from the groping allegations around trump. local sexual assault counselors are feeling the impact. >> live doppler 7 is tracking the storm yet to soak the commute. sandhya patel will be back. >>> here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news. >> thank you. i'm not your mother. >> did you feel that? what is happening? >> stupid tv. be >>> hillary clinton brought her campaign to san francisco today hosting a boisterous lunch time rally with supporters. >> she went straight after her opponent, donald trump. >> he has attacked immigrants, african-americans, latinos, people

the key is to make sure kids have plenty of offline time to develop their social skills, healthy eating habits and get enough sleep and parents are also being told to be media mentors teaching their kids how to navigate the internet effectively and safely. >>> students at south high school received a special visitor, the youngest person to ever win the nobel peace prize, malala yousafzai. as students gave her a heroes welcome, malala fought the taliban as it banned girls from going to school. she refused to give up even after masked gunmen boarded her school bus and shot her in the face. >> and the terrorists tried all their best they could do and they still have not stopped me. so it means that i am on the right path. >> after the assembly malala met with refugee students in a private meeting to tell them to nonprofit the ma llama foundation. >> had to be a cool -- the malala foundation. >> had to be a cool day to be at that school. >>> today's warm temps, even >>> hi there, meteorologist danielle grant in the 9news backyard. snowfall up in the high country. man, people are getting pum

. >> people not wanting to be kept offline. especially as gas stations. the lines have dwindled but tomorrow. >> what is the rush? >> the rush is to get gas. we have to get gas to get around. >> trying to fill up. drivers waiting in lines and finding these signs and gas stations out of gas and so bad in some places that people following the fuel truck driver around. >> as soon as i came here and when i got hooked up they were packed. >> more lines, this time inside this walmart. >> we had to take turns. >> getting water. >> yes. >> people devouring the bread and the shelves bare. >> people buying up the store and trying to get as much as they can before the storm hits. >> and others thinking what they can do. >> candles. >> and not everyone is shopping at a frantic pace. >> we are not too worried. >> why not? >> because we have what we need we think. >> the polk county emergency management agency busy their advice. >> prepare their homes and prepare their planning just like they would for a hurricane impacting us. >> some folks making sure that everything

. >> we'll do that offline. >> thank you for taking on the daytime education portion i'm happy you're here to provide employees sight and good luck and landlords to working with you. >> all right. any any public comment? or talk no final agenda item is future business items any questions at this point not seeing any, all right. i'll go ahead and adjourn this meeting at the 7:04 p.m. have a good night >> good afternoon the meeting will come to order. this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the land use committee my name is supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor wiener and commissioner peskin your scheshg is clerk victor young at this time, i'd like to take a moment and thank leo and justus from sfgovtv so for assisting us electronic devices. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. items acted upon today will appear on the september board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much call item one. >> item now and then ordinance amending the achievement planning code by rising the achievement scoping map to rezone olsen st

you may have noticed some social media sites were offline earlier today and even into tonight, affecting a lot of service. but it was much bigger than just those sites. this was a cyber attack that impacted millions of people across the country, and the white house says a hacker group with members in china and russia is claiming responsibility. fox 10's danielle tonight and shows us how at least one local business was affected by this attack. danielle? . >> yeah, marc, what a nightmare out here for many people today. take a look, this is the down detector.com map, showing the outages right now for netflix at this time. you can see here a lot of red in the east coast, a little bit of the yellow, a little bit of the red mixed in for the west coast, not as many outages right now as this is the paypal map, you can see a lot of red in the east and coast coast, so definitely some problems still out there right now. so many people were affected by this attack nationally and right here in arizona. one of those companies is scott's marketplace, 7,500 business owners use this site to sell their pr

hundreds of your favorite websites -- suddenly offline following a massive cyber-attack on friday. (map gfx) from six am on the east coast until late into the night, wave after wave of the impacts blocked access across the globe. sot - frank cilluffo - someone is sending so much junk traffic to a particular site that legitimate traffic can't get through. (gfx) according to a 2014 report, "denial of service" attacks similar to this one could cost companies anywhere hour their sites are down? friday's attack choked access to shopping giants amazon and ebay -- among others --- for nearly 11 hours? sot - frank cilluffo - criminal enterprises have access to tools that can cause significant damage physical world, smoking keyboards are even harder to find in the cyber domain. the fbi is investigating the widespread cyber-assault - and devices" in millions of american homes could have been used to launch the attack? turning wi-fi connected devices like refrigerators, printers, doorbells and dvrs (gfx) into a massive "zombie network" ready to do the hackers' bidding. sot - frank cilluffo -

they add that other screen time should still be limited leaving enough time for rich offline lives. doctors acknowledge that electronic media can have benefits along with the risks. now you see it, now you don't. recent nobel prize winner bob dylan does not seem to be too concerned about touting his prestigious award. the iconic singer's website finally acknowledged dylan's achievement yesterday, adding the words "winner all be nobel prize in literature." but that line is now gone. dylan has not spoken publicly about the honor, despite performing many live concerts. doug: ladies and gentlemen, welcome, welcome, welcome. on your first today at newscenter 5. kelly ann: yeah, it's exciting. it will be really exciting because we are going to see some rainfall. good news, although it will have an impact on the weekend even even the commute later tonight. the rain is moving in from the west and we talking about heavy downpours looking to move in later this weekend. very high impact for that evening commute. we're talking about the possibility of half an inch to an inch and a half of rainf

airlines is working to get flights back on schedule tonight after the wait and balance software went offline. the glitch lasts for two hours and caused united flights to be grounded worldwide, including sfo. delays passengers tweeted the photos from a board the flights. the airline tells abc 7 news the problem has been resolved and they're working to get customers to the destinations. >>> coming up, hillary clinton campaigns in the bay area. the fresh attacks she launched against donald trump. >> the fall out from the groping allegations around trump. local sexual assault counselors are feeling the impact. >> live doppler 7 is tracking the storm yet to soak the commute. sandhya patel will be back. >>> here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news. >> thank you. i'm not your mother. >> did you feel that? what is happening? >> stupid tv. be at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> hillary clinton brought her

. >> there's some other things that are interested in talking about we'll talk about offline. >> so o do they do that has a human video game. >> i haven't seen it in awhile and maybe the first month. >> maybe not like for a year. >> is it just after hours. >> as far as i know i think so. >> don't they have a liquor license. >> they start before, after, hours i think they have a liquor license they're not supposed to be serving after two nevertheless, if you have any questions i'll be happy to answer them. >> i don't think so if they have a liquor license. >> that's. >> commissioners no questions pretty straightforward so one quick question about malibu do you think the case will close soon it sounds like. >> once the sound test there will probably happen from any excellence p will happen they're going to the residence so fourth i can hear it inside the residence i don't want to jump to inclusions but the sounds like situation and want to follow-up hey i don't know if it will close soon and - but you know where we're managing it and maybe their definitely maybe there's something going

teaching kids how to navigate the internet effect ily the key is to make sure they have plenty of offline time to develop social skills, healthy eating habit and proper sleep. >> sleep could not be more important to child health. it is not enough sleep is associated with obesity. with attention problems, with behavior problems. >> reporter: there is evidence that toddlers as young as 18 months old could learn and benefit from some forms of technology as long as it is not overly stimulated. >> if you want to introduce as choose really good media. >> reporter: the aap finds no problems allowing even babies to video chat with long distance family members. it encourages a media limit of one hour a day for children under age six. for parents and teens, they should set limits that fit in the family rules. and no screen time an hour before bedtime. designate device free times and continue to talk about online bullying and internet safety. america's baseball fields and inspired an award winning film. >> now the amazing athletes behind a league of their own are reuniting in sarasota and proving ri

. >> there's some other things that are interested in talking about we'll talk about offline. >> so o do they do that has a human video game. >> i haven't seen it in awhile and maybe the first month. >> maybe not like for a year. >> is it just after hours. >> as far as i know i think so. >> don't they have a liquor license. >> they start before, after, hours i think they have a liquor license they're not supposed to be serving after two nevertheless, if you have any questions i'll be happy to answer them. >> i don't think so if they have a liquor license. >> that's. >> commissioners no questions pretty straightforward so one quick question about malibu do you think the case will close soon it sounds like. >> once the sound test there will probably happen from any excellence p will happen they're going to the residence so fourth i can hear it inside the residence i don't want to jump to inclusions but the sounds like situation and want to follow-up hey i don't know if it will close soon and - but you know where we're managing it and maybe their definitely maybe there's something going

east coast causing some country's most popular website like twitter and amazon and air b and b to go offline suddenly. law enforcement agencies are investigating. >>> it is only the 3rd time this has ever been tried. a last-ditch effort to bring dignity and closure to people whose lives have ended chance. we show you how art and science are coming together to solve mysteries that could not be unraveled until now. >> sharon scott breaks down in tears after seeing this sculpture. tampa bay police investigating whether the body of a woman found in 1985 at a tampa dump site is or is not scott's long lost sister. brenda williams. >> it is possible. i don't know if it is probable. it is a 7 year time difference between the disappears and the time that this person was found. >> the sculpture that triggered her emotional outbursts is one of 14 put on display at the tampa history center created this week at usf by some of the world's forensic artists. the images to generate leads in cases that have gone cold. of them are from florida. including this, a woman whose body was found in downtown tampa aft

es knocking emergency call centers offline. the hacked phones keep calling even when you hang up. here's neal karlinsky. >> 911, what are you reporting? >> reporter: it was an otherwise normal night in thurston county, washington, when 911 operators thought they had a catastrophe on their hands. >> and all of a sudden the phones just went off the hook. >> reporter: there was no emergency. it was a hoax, fueled by a malicious hack, taking over people's cell phones when they andrea jara clicked and lost control of her own phone. >> it just started calling 911 like crazy and i couldn't stop. i just kept clicking the end button and nothing was happening. it just kept recalling, recalling, recalling. >> reporter: she's in florida, where 911 operators were also hit. the broward county sheriff among those warning of the major public safety issue. in washington state tonight, an 18-year-old man has been arrested for investigation of data service interference. police say he claims he spre law enforcement are warning tonight, the same link is being spread nationwide. and once you click, the

a major cyberattack on a new hampshire company leaves parts of the east coast offline. hayley: a damp start to the weekend. how much of this beneficial rain we get and when temperatures take a big swing down. >> people are always asking what can i do? erin: in the battle against drug abuse in new than ever to take part in drug takeback day. the race for the white house it's an all out push in the , battleground states including several visits to the granite state. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. erin: a developing story out of manchester this noon after a -- a local company left websites down across parts of the east coast. good afternoon, im erin fehlau. the manchester based company dyn took about two hours to get things back up and running. wmur's kristen carosa is live in manchester with the latest. reporter: staff here say things are back up and running around 9:20 this morning. right now they are trying together as much information as they can to figure out what happened here. says its server infrastructure was hit by a ddos cybe

((christianne klein)) >> websites across the country taken offline: (( you do not have to have a specialized set of skills to run this kind of attack )) ((christianne klein)) >> why this attack was so easy to carry out... and th ((tedd florendo)) >>>get ready for a weekend warm-up into the 90's. followed by a stormy start to the week. we got you covered on the valley's news leader.<<<))) "now, live...this is breaking news from 8 news now." ((dave courvoisier)) >>> happening right now... metro police are investigating a shooting near the convention center... that may have been motivated by jealousy. thank you for joining us live at 11... i'm dave courvoisier. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein in for denise. vegas boulevard and paradise. metro tells us the shooting is domestic related and started when a man saw an old acquaintance with a new boyfriend. the suspect shot the other man, who sustained non life-threatening injuries. the shooter has been arrested. the roadway remains closed. we'll bring you any new details as we get them./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> an alleged case