is no regulation in the online industry. on television, you can't advertise cigarettes during primetime. there are drugs and things you can't advertise on tv. >> and i find when i'm on a website, i click on something accidentally. i don't mean to click on an ad but i'm trying to get to the content i'm looking for. >> right. so install an ad blocker on your newspapers don't like it, you can't but it is not like advertising on tv and the newspaper. reading an ad on newspaper doesn't get me infected and watching something on tv does not put me company at risk and watching online is literally letting someone else's code run on your computer. >> and what about e-mails. by opening attachments, is that another way in. >> that is the second biggest vector. the first is online ads. and we've seen a flood of fake invoices, payment requests. you have to train yourself, if you don't do business with american express, don't open the american express invoice. >> another hack making the headline this is week is russia -- apparently russia'

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call or go online today. see the secret life of pets, in theatres july 8th. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." away from watching the fireworks tonight, but they didn't go off without a hitch either. >> let's get right to leslie on san francisco's embarcadero. another successful fireworks show despite the fog. >> reporter: yes, despite the fog. you can still hear some illegal fireworks popping off in the distance. but for the real show for the first time pyro technicians set off more low level fireworks due to the fog but the crowd still loved it. there was all the razzle dazzle you would expect on a fourth of july in san francisco. but people still set off illegal fireworks on the sidelines. no one stopped them. at pier 23, a man fell into the bay. mike sanders pulled him out as police took over. >> happy fourth of july! >> reporter: the embarcadero and pier 39 were jammed all afternoon and evening. >> just a good time. >> reporter: the patriotic fervor is part of the atmosphere

the system is back online now and working properly.icials say two people died after having medical emergencies during the outage. montgomery county executive is calling for an investigation into whether response times were impacted and whether that played a role in those deaths. >>> a new development in a baltimore. another officer is on trial in the death of freddie gray. we will explain why this case already is starting to feel like the others. and donald trump is back in and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> some breaking political it appears a virginia delegate may not have to

they are letting it go at a time when online gaming is popular, so why?llowing the money trail, in this case the lack of the money trail for caesar's. revenue has been stagnating. , no money net income whatsoever in terms of revenue. it finally did turn revenue higher in 20 15, but that was a 45% year on year slip from the year before. not only that, in january 2015, it filed bankruptcy for its biggest unit, the operating unit that heads up caesars palace, and so intentionally v4 $.4 billion sale of playtika could gorge -- go towards a settlement there. years, from the start of january 20 15, caesars entertainment has lost more than half of its share price and market value, so a lot of pain coming in for caesar's. potentially this $4.4 billion sale could help turn around the company. so much.hank you live from new york. still ahead, japan to reveal details tomorrow of its stimulus package. we will see what the markets are expecting out of shinzo abe. we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: you are watching "daybreak asia". i am yvonne man.

but one of the things that he wrote online was very telling. even though police have not officially given out a motive. he said 100% of revolutions, victims fighting their oppressors, have been successful through fighting back, through bloodshed, he wrote. zero have been successful just over simply protesting. we also know a little bit about his background. absolutely no run-ins with the law that we have seen. he had no trouble in the military. he was in the marines, and, in fact, from 2005 to 2010 obtained the rank of sergeant. he was in iraq for about eight months. he was a data network specialist. essentially an i-ty guy which may explain his very large online presence. again, no criminal record, was married very briefly according to public records for about two years, but again in that online presence, alex, he said while he had been a christian, he had been a muslim, now his religion, he said, was justice. yesterday, in late yesterday, in kansas city, missouri, where he's from, there is a house that is his last known address owned by his m

we see children are going online younger and younger. we see at risk, even lone wolves are getting younger and younger, teenagers, in many cases. so i think it's not out of the question to start teaching about these things. if you think about it, the way extremists prey on younger minds over the internet is a lot like sexual predators and how they prey on children online. i think we have to think about the problem in the same way. so in conclusion let me just say , that thwarting homegrown terrorist plots in the u.s. requires both an understanding of the islamist extremist ideology that drives them, but also a recognition that the religion of islam itself is not responsible for the terrorism. it's rather the people who are are acting in the name of the religion. this is important when we talk about upholding our values and religious freedoms. it is also important for practical measures in that we need to cooperate with the vast majority of american muslims who are peaceful and who are fighting the same fight as everyone else is. i will j

and it's now sold out online. and whether or not she becomes first lady. melaaia told us, being in the spotlight is something she is definitely ready for. >> i was always used to t camera. i was modelling in my early ages. i always say, work hard and play hard, and enjoy every second. it's very short, and it flies. >> now, the big ratings winner last night, stephen colbert. it didn't hurt that jon stewart popped by to hang out with hi >> dive into the other big news. megyn kelly has been radio silent in the sexual harassment cass against fox news ceo, roger ales. >> being accused by megyn kelly who is arguably the most powerful female in broadcast news, you put those two things together that would be a death blow to roger ales career at fox news. >> the new york magazine report claims that 20thhcentury fox gave ales a deadline to quit or be fired. >> it's time for us to co out of the shadows and let our voices be heard. it's so important that we will not be silent. >> gretchen posted a message to her followers and as for megyn, we talked to her in may afte

online. >> this video is getting a little bit of attention online today. maybe for the wrong reasons because i think dave's frustration boils over a little bit. >> i need a job! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> three years i'd be frustrated. i'm honestly amazed at how cool he's being. >> yeah. because we've all been there at one point or another i think. >> dave went ahead and send us his resume. it sounds like he's done a number of different jobs over the years. sounds like he can pretty much do anything you need him to do. he works at libraries. he's had different manpower jobs. he's done vehicle transportation. and also some volunteer work. >> so, let's use this video on our show, see if we can't give dave a hand. if you're interested in hiring dave grade zi, give him a call. >> ever tell you i wish that somebody could just give you a call, you'd say when can you start? how about tomorrow. is tomorrow good enough? >> butter's face has guilt written all over it. >> it's either got into the food, got into the trash, or tore up the couch. >> all of the above. >> but

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can you do it online? dog licenses. can we get dog licenses online versus take-up time to come down to city hall figuring out the maze of bureaucracy, and then finding those license. many working people do not have the luxury to take off during the business hours to come and do this. how do we make the services of san francisco more accessible to the residence in the first of san francisco and not as accessible as in the convenience of doing it online, but this language efficiencies, disability making it accessible for disability access and much more. so, in the next year, when i want to focus on again is as i said, how do we make just starting with those programs in the city administrator's office. dog licenses. items either the county clerks office whether it's marriage certificates, birth certificates, death certificates, and also opposite short-term rentals. how do we focus and make those services more efficient to the residence and tourist of san francisco. i would hope that you would approve the 0933. >> thank you

we see children are going online younger and younger.e see at risk, even lone wolves are getting younger and younger, teenagers, in many cases. so i think it's not out of the question to start teaching about these things. if you think about it, the way extremists prey on younger minds over the internet, is a lot like sexual predators and how they prey on children online. i think we have to think about the problem in the same way. so in conclusion let me just say that thwarting homegrown terrorist plots in the u.s. requires both an understanding of the islamist extremist ideology that drives them, but also a recognition that the religion of islam itself is not responsible for the terrorism. it's rather the people who are e acting in any other religion. this is important when we talk about upholding our values and religious freedoms, it is also important for practical measures in that we need to cooperate with the vast majority of american muslims who are peaceful and who are fighting the same fight as i do what else is. i'll just end by m

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we have online courses to train and we are getting a lot recently in the workforcet recet development area. .. is through our programs and computers that they are able to gain access to new career paths. i also wanted to add that we are much more than books. books i just the beginning. a lot of you would be surprised to see what community hubs we are today. we are all about collaboration and being a place for the community to come to gather. we offer a lot of meeting space and a lot of opportunities for people to come in and learn about new subject and find out about different ideas. >> that is great. i would like you to take away a lot of themes from today but one thing that makes sense to me that i alluded to earlier and we all touched on a little bit. libraries are more than books. i have an elementary school daughter, when she went to her first day of kindergarten, where is the library? we don't have a library, we have a media center. why can't we call it a library? it is more than books. back in the stone age when i was a kid it was more than books then too. there is nothing new

the first is online ads and second is e-mail. we've seen a lot of flood much fake invoices and payment requests. you have to train yourself. if you don't do business with american express, don't open an american express invoice. >> is russia's hack of these e-mails from the democratic national committee, was your take on that? >> we don't know who did it. it could be the russians or number of other organizations. what we do know is that e-mails were leaked and that is a common thing we're seeing across a wide swath of industries, now attackers are using information theft in multiple ways, to hold for ransom and if they are larger actors, if you are a large corporation and maybe your competition may be hacking you. two weeks the story broke where researchers caught up are the ransom ware gang, why are you charging so little because one of your competitors paid us to do it. hacking is a business and it's not illegal in most countries. >> raj, thank you for joining us this week. fascinating. >> we're on the money, a special way for

plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios to learn more. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> summer olympics begin a week and since this is flashback friday, why don't we go back four years ago, that's when our women's gymnastics team took home gold. >> they took home the hearts of everyone, too, mckayla maroney was a member of that historic team. >> she was also the girl whose smirk launched a million memes. >> now she's under attack by internet trolls because of her sexy new look. >> you cross your arms. whatever look that became so sed viral mckayla did it in the obama. but now the 20-year-old has been targeted by haters who are tearing apart her glam selfies. she is speaking out to our lauren about rumors of plastic surgery on her famous face. >> people said you did something to your lips. let's set the record straight. >> no, i'll be very honest. i have not done anything to my face. basically i'm wearing lip liner and i wanted to li

but some of the initial trials of what they call, moc's, the massively online courses. many of them fail, because people signed up for them, but didn't really complete them. because it wasn't just about the content, what you're trying to learn, it also was the context and the community. and having a community of learners is very important, for having more interaction. - so it could be, it could be both end, right? - and you may even see the idea of a flipped classroom, where maybe instead of going to class, and taking notes as the professor is giving the same lectures, he or she has given potentially for decades. you watch that lecture in your dorm room, the night before, and you come to class ready to talk about it. with the professor, with smaller groups, that interact with learning, leveraging what's so great about the classroom environments, important using technology to infuse some new possibilities, i think is also important. but that's, i think, gonna be the key message of this third wave. it's about going beyond the software, going beyond the technology, and hav

it it was the first person to put an e-book and to put documents online. he was a student at the u of i in 1971 when in a series of onyh unexpected events he got access to a mainframe computer in their science laboratory. the computer computer was connected to local campus network. hart realized that he had been given great power and he wanted to do something great with it. it was july 4, 1971. he had been to the grocery store earlier that day in a patriotic checkout clerk slipped a copy of the declaration of independence of his bag. and he had this brainstorm and said i'm going to type out the declaration of independence and put it on this campus network so anyone whos wants to access it can access it. he did and no one accessed it because it was 1971 and 71 and the grocery stores were given away copies for free. it was leslie outcome of what happened than the fact that he had done something like that there's going to come a day when the internet is going to be the library of choice for the world and i want to spend the rest of my life typing things up an

your online order.ve what they are doing and i may have to tell you we tried out the designs and super cute and comfy. >> i expect priscilla may have gotten a few new outfits. >> i may have bought a few. >> very cool thank you. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00. for brian taff and melissa magee and alicia vitarelli, join us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. on phl 17. >>> here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 5:00. >> coming up on "action news" at 5:00, meteorologist, cecily tynan, is on an outdoor adventure, she is live at the philadelphia zoo. >> reporter: hi rick and monica, you know i'll hold just about anything, i was told not to hold these guys, they are vicious, new guinea walking sticks, the female is on the bottom and the male is on the top. and they have vicious hooks and they can sting you and if a person catches these and kills them the hooks are strong enough for fish hooks. back to you. >> all right sounds good. we look f

he is leading the online charge against jones. >> so i don't know if it was a race thing or a lady thing. >> reporter: both. racist and sexist remarks were aimed at her by milo very graphic. twitter had enough and has pulled his account. the political right has jumped on this as liberal media squashing free speech. >> if anybody thinks they have freedom of speech on social networks, they're ridiculous. social networks are private. >> reporter: brandon mercer runs sfgate the online sibling of the "san francisco chronicle." he says he takes down comments all the time he deems inappropriate. twitter wouldn't go on camera but says his rules inhibit inciting or engagement in targeting of abuse and harassment of others. >> no one reads the terms of service. but when you go to twitter, when you go to facebook, you agree to the terms of service to use it. >> reporter: twitter's policy may be seen as random and arbitrary. his post is taken down but a man who threatened the san francisco chief of police, his post is still up there. it's all over the internet especially on twitter. everybody is tal

videos of the malfunctioning hoverboards vent viral online. now a massive recall of a half million boards made by ten companies. >> all of the models recalled were made with fundamental design flaws that put people at real risk. >> reporter: the consumer product safety commission says it's battery packs that overheat, ek ploed or catch fire, causing dozens of house fires and injuries. >> this is indicative of. sold from june 2015 through may of this year. many places have already banned them with the safety concerns. now there's a scramble for repairs or even refunds. online retailer overstock.com says it stopped selling them in december and offered a full refund to customers. the company hit the hardest by the recalls, swagway of indiana hasn't commented. >> there's a serious concern all the hoverboards on the market that don't comply with the standard present a fire risk. >> reporter: for those who want to keep cruising around, check the recall list. >> we should point out the full list of the recalled hoverboards are on our website, abc.com

can you do it online? dog licenses. can we get dog licenses online versus take-up time to come down to city hall figuring out the maze of bureaucracy, and then finding those license. many working people do not have the luxury to take off during the business hours to come and do this. how do we make the services of san francisco more accessible to the residence in the first of san francisco and not as accessible as in the convenience of doing it online, but this language efficiencies, disability making it accessible for disability access and much more. so, in the next year, when i want to focus on again is as i said, how do we make just starting with those programs in the city administrator's office. dog licenses. items either the county clerks office whether it's marriage certificates, birth certificates, death certificates, and also opposite short-term rentals. how do we focus and make those services more efficient to the residence and tourist of san francisco. i would hope that you would approve the 0933. >> thank you

online. >> i got very lucky. >>> matt damon's vegas investigation. how he got that bourne body back. >> my faaorite thing is a big bowl of pasta and glass of red >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> the fresh prince of bel air, tat ali was 11. >> that was back in 1990. she's grown up and just got married and told us all about her big day. you're not going to believe how she met mr. right. online. the ride's father walked her down the aisle to wed her very own prince, the 37-year-old aatress best know her role as ashley banks exchanged vows with a stanford professor at the four seasons in beverly hills on sunday after meeting on eharmony years ago. >> a lot of celebrities are going online to find love. it's a sign of the times, you know, that's how people are meeting and talking to each other. and i got very lucky. >> back in march, e.t. broke the news that they're expecting their first child. >> i wasn't expecting all of the love that we received and congratulations. it's been so beautifu

twitter is letting anyone request a verified account through an online application process.erified accounts on twitter allow people to identify organizations and key individuals as authentic by a blue badge icon. >>> call it wedding bell blues. people trying to sell their old wedding rings are getting ripped off. >> this is a warning to anyone who sells items online. authorities say people are getting ripped off on sites like krasing li craigslist. scrammers are using e-mails that mimic a pay pal confirmation. they get the goods but the seller does not get the money. scammers behind it often are using a military lie to fool the people into selling their rings. >> he says i'm about to get deployed and i want to ask my girlfriend to marry me, you know, before i leave overseas. >> experts say to avoid getting ripped off, you should do business face-to-face if possible. make sure the money has cleared before sending your item. >>> speaking of clearing, nbc 10 is also helping clear local animal shelters and also find some loving homes for homeless pets. >> next, the health perks

making yours target for harassment and threats which is something that any woman who spends time online knows about. i don't mention these dangers and consequences of women sharing their stories to saw i'm so brave for sharing mind. in fact i often times feel the exact opposite. yes, the book is incredibly personal. i feel like i'm making myself vulnerable but at the end of the day i occupy a position that makes it a lot easier for me to tell my story. my job will be safe after this book is published. my body will be safe, my family will be safe and that not true for a lot of people. so as we talk tonight and have a conversation i just want to remember that the ability to tell our stories, our personal stories, without fear of consequences, is a real privilege, and that said, obviously i feel so grateful i can share my story and a big part of the reason i can is because of the incredible work that some women have been doing online. we're in this super exciting moment right now with women's rights and that's a direct rule of the work the feminists have been doing, blogging, live journals

art can be personal. >> reporter: an online petition was launched to try to get the sculpture the person leading the charge writing it reflects poorly on our city. not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up in support of sea gull cinderella. people who enjoy the sculpture and want it to stay put. >> let's have a conversation about this. let's use this surge of interest in the community to do something positive for the community. hoping this controversy isn't affecting her or other artists displaying talents. like it's such a rare project. >> reporter: sea gull cinderella isn't a permanent of the art walk. in the newsroom kris anderson 7 news. ; what you think is art may be something else. >> anchor: talked over i guess her prince will come and take >> reporter: exactly. maybe the statue too right. >> anchor: how's the weekend looking. >> reporter: not too bad. sunday features clouds and scattered showers. tomorrow is the day for the lakes and beaches. sunday if you're thinking about doing outdoor activities you might be okay. talking scattered showers. in the drought you don't

the online tally for the fundraiser says they collected about $2 million. the walk started and ended in golden gate park and for many it's an emotional day. but it's also inspiring to see so many people turn out to help raise money to find a cure. >> it inspires me. it brings out the community. >> i love the purpose because all these people are helping people that have a certain disease. that's really cool. >> aids walk san francisco raises money for programs and services in the area. since 1987 it's brought in $86 million. >>> it's the way a lot of businesses work these days. you buy or try something online and somehow you end up enrolled in a subscription plan. consumer watch reporter julie watts on how to cancel subscriptions you may not realize you have. >> reporter: it was diet pills. >> what the heck is this? >> reporter: marilyn, free shipping. >> the dollar total is about $260. >> reporter: both were surprised to find what they thought was a one-time purchase was actually a reoccurring subscription. >> the average number of subscriptions per person

when it comes to kids online, what is the concern for them? many cases our kids might have more to loose than us when you think of online privacy. when you think of their credit history it is a clean slate. their social security numbers are better than a full adult. once the parents realize something is amiss it is too late. kids incredibly valuable to the industry from games to technology developers in the entertainment world. they are the longest lasting consumer. they want to learn more about them as possible. and keep them brand loyal. you think about the information out there for kids. how much are they sharing versus oversharing. it provides the consumer more information liked out there. >> what should we be concerned with? we know kids have toys that connect to the internet. beyond the toys with blocks and controls, what else should we consider? >> with the toys there are breeches that might happen. if you are using a new smart toy like to the hello barbies where you create an account. think about what you are sharing. in addition to br

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