that's into phish. >> jimmy: i do.> yes! when you go to see phish, i'm telling you, man, hey, bro, hey, bro, a lot of that. you see a lot of dudes with wedding rings all together, not a wife in sight. [ laughter ] go to your stupid phish concert, see if i care. >> jimmy: it's all guys. >> all and everyone dances lame. it's amazing. >> jimmy: did you have the full phish experience, if you know what i'm saying? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: you did? >> when i saw them at the sphere was 4-20 weekend. >> jimmy: i see. >> you kind involve to. >> jimmy: it's the law. >> they were amazing. you get a contact high. >> jimmy: and are you available for parties? or is this -- >> if you guys have a rep party, i'll deejay. >> jimmy: all right, all right. we'll take you up on that. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: as if you haven't done enough. drew carey, everybody. [ cheering ] the 10,000th episode of "the price is right" wednesday on cbs. >>> we'll be back with nathanial rateliff and gregory alan isakov. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thanks to ch

one issue mike alluded to is phishing and cyber. can you talk about how to epr pair the city and perhaps department of election? >> hello everybody. mike, the new executive director for department of technology. thank you for allowing me to be here. yes, we have a long standing program for phishing. one is we are using coordinating with [indiscernible] threat intelligence. reporting threats to them and receiving information from them to apply to city protection systems. we have technology that tries to filter out as much of the threats to the city. at the same time no technology is hundred percent perfect. we have a very robust program that continues to train city employees through simulations as well as annual and repeated training to insure that staff are aware and continue to remind them to make sure they don't click on links or expose the city to this. we are actually extending our existing robust program around phishing, in the future to mobile phones. we see the threats traditionally through e-mail are now transitioning to tex

chubby checker, billy idol, joni joe cocker, the black crowes, cyndi lauper, joy division, soundgarden, phish, and mana. inductees will be announced in late april after an international panel of over 1,200 artists, historians, and music industry professionals cast their vote. induction ceremony will take place in the fall in los angeles. >>> sir paul mccartney returned for one more night after staging a surprise concert in new york city. the former beatle played a concert in new york city tuesday night at the bowery ballroom to a crowd of just over 500 people. he announced the impromptu concert earlier on instagram. the set list included beatles classics and wings hits like "lady amount," "got to get you into my life," "let it be" and, of course, "hey jude." >>> travis kelce opening up about what he sees for his future after the team's crushing super bowl loss. the 35-year-old has been the subject of retirement rumors addressing the issue on his "new heights" saying he's taking time to figure it out. >>> rescuers in michigan sprang into action to rescue a trapped dog. an officer is seen going

other nominees include outkast, phish, the black crowes, oasis, bad company, billy idol.200 artists and other members of the music industry will decide who makes the cut. inductees will be announced in april. when "cbs evening news plus" returns, we'll discuss the art of a hostage deal in our interview. we will talk to a former top diplomat about negotiating freedom with the russians. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john: the white house confirmed today another american being held in russia was released as part of a negotiation to free her and two others from belarus. this comes after the release of an american teacher, marc fogel, who touched down on u.s. soil last night after being in a russian prison for nearly four years. these negotiations are often years long diplomatic affairs and in tonight's interview, we talk to roger carstens, who has president biden's chief hostage negotiator knows it better than anyone. let's start with brittney griner, whose release you helped negotiate. how difficult was that? >> i would say probably the phd level of hardness. you are dealing with another country

my company deals with phishing. this is a form of phishing all the time. again it goes back to that, that that age old type of scam, which is if i can make you fall in love with me, if i can gain interest with you, i can then have you send me money. and this the reason why i do a lot of webinars. and i did one with the fbi actually about a few months ago. and in fact, the romance scam slash pig butchering is now the one of the top consumer scams out there in the world. it's multi-billions, as you were highlighting before, and the only way you can you can truly combat against this is you've got to get and pay attention. if there's it's too good to be true, it is right. if it's you're going to see these fake sites pop up all over the place. and as i mentioned before, demand to meet them, right. whether that be through face time or face to face, that's where you're going to see if they're real or not. >> and we're almost out of time. but, patrick, how does the prevalence of artificial intelligence and the growing use of deepfakes, which we've talked a lot abo

a warning tonight about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. during his first 100 days, president trump has directed elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency to shrink the american government. the latest move by musk's team closing the consumer financial protection bureau, which was established by law after the 2008 financial crisis. abc news reporter christiane cordero explains the mounting legal challenges. >> as president trump travels to new orleans to attend super bowl 59. new developments in billionaire elon musk and his department of government efficiency, efforts to overhaul the federal government, the consumer financial protection bureau, the government watchdog established by law after the 2008 fi

district attorney's office is warning about a new phishing scam.an email offering a free ice cream maker in exchange for completing a survey. but the sonoma county da's office says it is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. the email comes from a domain name happened to need dot net. it's not an official costco address. officials are reminding you to always check the sender's email address and avoid clicking suspicious links. in southern california, the wildfire recovery process is in a crucial stage. debris removal. epa is working under a 30 day deadline to remove all the hazardous waste from both the eaton and palisades fire burn areas. they've created collection sites for all that toxic debris, but where they're located has neighbors concerned. dozens gathered this weekend to voice those concerns. here's nbc's amber frias. a crowd gathered at veterans memorial papark calling for the closure f the epa's waste site at nearby mario park in irwindale. we don't think it's a good idea to bring the toxic waste

so someone you know, you generative ai can create realistic websites, create realistic phishing attacks. so email attacks, it can do all sorts of things and it can do it with, you know, in minutes where maybe, you know, a couple of years ago it would have taken a day or two or maybe even a week to really craft a professional looking scam website. they are getting more sophisticated. it is important to remember that online gambling is illegal in the state of california, but many people still find a way to do it. he says if you plan to wager, you need to do so in one of the 38 states where sports wagering is now legal. then see if the website is registered with the better business bureau and never send money via wire transfer or debit card. that's because you don't want any connection to your bank account. instead, use a credit card whihh has better fraud protection. a lot more news ahead. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up at five. hey, janelle. you've heard of dry january? well, it has been a very dry january in the bay area, so we're getting this rain in for. it is someth

we received it from what we thought was a phishing email as we found out sent from people who infiltrated the office of personnel management on behalf of elon musk. host: ok, but that is a real offer that you are going to have to decide on, right? caller: it is a real offer, but everyone that i have talked to has doubled down and said i care about america, i don't trust anyone involved. this is a trap. as details have sprinkled out about this, no one that i know, certainly no one who works for me, or no one in my organization plans to take this because they don't trust anyone involved. and it does not seem legit. there are processes to do this kind of thing and they are not following it. host: got it, matt. here is ed in lawrenceville, georgia, republican. caller: good morning. i am glad i have the second caller because the first caller does not know what he is talking about. musk does not have any power at all. everything that he is doing, him and his investigators report back to president trump. and they decide if that is good or bad. if it is bad and taxpayer money is being used for il

a warning tonight about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. during his first 100 days, president trump has directed elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency to shrink the american government. the latest move by musk's team closing the consumer financial protection bureau, which was established by law after the 2008 financial crisis. abc news reporter christiane cordero explains the mounting legal challenges. >> as president trump travels to new orleans to attend super bowl 59. new developments in billionaire elon musk and his department of government efficiency, efforts to overhaul the federal government, the consumer financial protection bureau, the government watchdog established by law after the 2008 fi

eight of the 14 nominees are on the ballot for the first time, including outkast and phish.he 2025 class will be revealed in april, after more than 1200 votes are cast. the induction ceremony will take place in los angeles this fall, and all posts links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. all dogs are the best, but monty the giant schnauzer now has the medal to prove it. monty won best in show at the westminster dog show in new york city yesterday. it's considered the most prestigious prize in the u.s. dog show world. each dog is judged by how closely it matches the ideal dog for its breed. monty beat over 2000 other dogs to earn the top prize. he is the first giant schnauzer to take the title. the winner gets a trophy, ribbon and best of all, bragging rights. monty is ending his show dog career on this high note. his owners say he will be retiring, jumping for joy. congratulations, monty. that's going to do it for us at 4.30, garvin thomas is working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we'll be did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the oppor

my who will tell little jeb owes me a reply on this summer's phishing. who will tell our two governors who email regular quincy in new york or brant, ron or kathy in washington, who who will email them my modem is closed that nothing can get in or out of it. the answer no, there is no time. hurry up, turn off your email. he's thinking just you were president of the united states. that doesn't mean this virus won't strike you? shut the -- thing down. 12 months ago i was a fax or a phone man. now i everyone in the office and tons people outside the office. i am hooked. i know how to hit the reply button to use that little paperclip that lets me forward documents i can spell check and words i can use color in different fonts to emphasize things and i can forward monica lewinsky jokes. i even listen for the little chime that quickly sounds an incoming email hits my modem. when i hear it, i look for tiny envelope on the bottom right? it comes right on saying. it's very present. someone is writing you, someone cares. but that was 5 minutes ago it's taking me l

. ♪ about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco.unty district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas, and a news release. the company ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state, and is forecast to overtake california as the most populous state in 2045. according to the report, top reasons people move to texas are jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. well, it's certainly is. different. as someone who used to live in houston, we're now less than a week away from san francisco's chinese new year parade. this year, you'll see extra police on watch. over the weekend, police chief bill scott spoke ab

he never toured with phish." [ laughter ] "you would think it was a natural. songs are so long, that his batteries kept running out. but, good news. he's here tonight to perform for us. take it away, billy. take it away, billy." [ laughter ] "what's that? oh, right. he's on a motion sensor. okay." ♪ back to the river ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: this is the job trump really wants. at his core, he's just an old rich guy who wants to sit on boards and play golf and call waitresses "honey." and you know what? i say let him have it. this could be a good thing. if he spends all his time programming concerts at the kennedy center, maybe he'll spend less time dismantling the government. although, let's be honest, the reason he has time for the concerts is because elon musk is the one dismantling the government. but still, it's fun sometimes to pretend bad things might be good things. but, trump has put a lot of thought into this. he held a phone call with members of the kennedy center board, mostly trump loyalists, after he put himself in charge, and it seems like he's

link or you will be fired by midnight, um, you know, that's like the most basic set of, you know, phishing, uh, cybersecurity tests that that any company in the world is trying to erase. >> yeah, that's a great point there. garrett graff, great to have you. thank you so much for that. also joining me tonight are my political sources. we have democratic strategist alicia cross, national review editor ramesh ponnuru and a former deputy assistant attorney general, tom dupree, all here with us. ramesh, what do you make of the fact that this is kind of gone back and forth? i thought it was really notable in the oval when trump stood by elon musk. elon musk seemed to also think that because he tweeted out that comment and shared it pretty quickly after it was made. but now musk is saying tonight that a second email could be on the way at trump's discretion. >> well, it's pretty simple. these responding these emails is voluntary, but it's also mandatory. and if you don't do it, you might just get semi fired and you may or may not exist. i don't i don't know why people are so confused. i mean you

outkast and phish are on the list, as are the black crowes, joe cocker, new order, oasis, billy idolwill be revealed in april, including the ones entering the hall under three special committee categories musical influence, musical excellence, and the non-performer award. >> nobody can go. >> manna becomes the first spanish language based band nominated to the rock and roll hall of fame. the band has sold out shows at sap centers also performed at napa's bottlerock. in fact, they spent two weekends there in napa valley last year. when i first formed back in 1986, the hall of fame calls them the most popular and influential latin rock band of all time. >> every time we're down, you can make it right. and that makes you love us. >> backstreet's back. all right. the legendary boy band announced the las vegas residency at the sphere. the show, called into the millennium, celebrates 25 years since their hit album. it will run for nine dates in july and pre-sale tickets. they are live tomorrow with general sales starting next friday the 21st. you guys are going to snag some tickets? >> no,

. >> this morning, a warning about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco.onoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. so officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas. in a press release, texathe company's ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from the realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state and is forecast to take to overtake california as the most populous state in 2045. according to the report, top reasons people move to texas are jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. >> we're now less than a week away from san francisco's chinese new year parade. this year, you'll se extra police on watch. over the weekend, police chief bill scott spoke about increased parade security. chief scott say

one employee at the commerce department told politico this email looks exactly like all of the phishinges see in training. i'm not responding to it. again, another example of total chaos, all caused by unelected doge guy elon musk. and again, he has no legal authority here. what this looks like is a very clear effort by the richest man in the world to either intimidate or demoralize, or both the entire federal government into leaving their jobs. joining me now is robert reich. he's the former secretary of labor. he served in government for more than two decades across three administrations. thank you so much for being here. i want to talk about your viral tweet in a moment, but i first wanted to just ask you, you have you have managed the department. you have been a defender of workers for so many years. what do you make of this email that went out to federal workers, and what do you think elon musk is trying to do here? >> it's very hard. >> to. >> know what. >> elon musk is trying to do, but. >> he. >> is sowing. >> chaos. >> and he is. >> also doing it in an extraordinarily condescen

and tests and everything else that circumvented all the security protocols, set off all sorts of phishingalarms, and basically put all the data of millions of people at risk. >> yeah, many, many, many americans information, personal information, private information is held there. let me ask you about this designation and what it all means. he's been designated elon musk, the special government employee, and basically means he's exempt from some of the of the rules, including financial disclosures and conflicts of interest, of which he may have many because there are issues with his companies versus the government regulations. what does this mean? i mean, does this change anything? >> as far as the lawsuit goes? it does not, because the white house has been very, very careful in what they say about doge and what they say about musk in order to be completely exempt from the lawsuit and make the lawsuit arguably go away, they would have to say that the united states doge service, the thing that they set up by executive order on day one, is the same as all the people running around calling th

sick of it all or something, just go, go wild and then maybe move into like psychedelic pop rock, phishncing around the room. because when you're in emotional despair, you have no idea what direction you're going in in about 90s. >> that's true. >> yeah. so it's like, you know, maybe it's melatonin mondays. i don't know, john. >> have you ever had your heart broken? >> i have, but i'm sort of in the same boat that tyrus is. >> yeah. >> you know, i had my heart broken once, but, you know, my song after that is hit the road, jack. >> yeah. >> that's funny, because now, listen, it's the jack, ac, dc, or actual bottle of jack when things get tight. >> yeah. >> sipping, of course. >> connects the dots. >> what's the most popular song on a jukebox? in a bar? >> you know, for a long time, new york, new york was in was one of the highest ones. i still think it's songs like hotel california. >> yeah, wherever you go, that song is everywhere. enough already. enough. i don't need to hear that again. i'm going to go with the smiths hatful of hollow or hateful hollow, the smiths morrissey's the grea

so think like, you know, phishing attacks that are designed to get you to click on a link.en you click on that link that opens up your phone or your computer to an attacker. this also includes attacks that are designed to trick people, passwords or tricking or inducing members of the military to inadvertently give up sensitive information that foreign adversaries want to use against us. all these social engineering attacks. darpa in 2017 posted online publicly that they wanted to develop new technology to fight those kinds of attacks, to, quote, identify, disrupt and investigate those kinds of social engineering attacks. in particular, they wanted to develop technology that could figure out the source of these attacks in order to help the us military and the us government shut them down. it's interesting. it's the kind of stuff that darpa does. one company that got a $9 million contract from darpa to do this work is called thomson reuters special services. they are a company that does cybersecurity and other data defense work. big company. experience company. but apparently

they thought it was a phishing attempt.u know, a lot of their leaders grew very unhappy about this, thinking this was musk encroaching on their territory. now, some of that is because they want, you know, the authority to dismiss personnel at their own department if needed. they didn't want to cede any of that power to musk. and we saw a real inflection point yesterday from the white house. i mean, really read through the chronology about the shifting guidance. but i'm told some senior members of the west wing really frustrated with musk here and quietly let agencies know this is optional. you don't have to have your employees respond to this. it's the first time we've really seen some daylight between the west wing and what musk is trying to do. we talked to some senior federal employees yesterday, one of whom deemed this a train wreck. another said it was a form of harassment that they feel like that they've really soured here. on what musk is trying to do. and really the backdrop we should keep in mind, jay, mark mention

phish made the list. the black crowes. joe cocker. joy division, new order. oasis.pes also made the list. the inductees will be revealed in april, including the ones entering the hall of fame under three special committee categories. we're talking about musical influence, musical excellence and the non-performer award. >> for more. the madagascan door. >> mexican rock band mana becomes the first spanish language based band to be nominated for the rock and roll hall of fame. mana has sold out shows at sap center, performed at napa's bottlerock festival. mana first formed back in 1986, the hall of fame calls it the most popular and influential latin rock band of all time. >> i might have to agree with that. all right, let's go to the peninsula now at 850. if you are driving on northbound 101 or northbound 280, it's improved, but it's still very slow getting into san francisco. a lot of these commutes are improving. as steve has been talking about the forecast, and as the rain lets up, things get easier. however, it is not an easy commute if that makes sense. it has im

mariah carey, chubby checker, cyndi lauper, outkast and phish are on that list.white stripes were also up for enshrinement in the hall. the inductees will be revealed in april, and that includes the ones going into the hall under three special committee categories musical influence, musical excellence, and the non-performer award. >> any time it rains or above average winds. power goes out. so it's probably happened, i think like 2 or 3 times this year already. and we're only in february. >> a major storm is hitting the bay area right now, driving rain, howling winds, the major impact the rain is having across the region, and how long this wild weather could last. then all that rain is causing problems across the bay area with flooding, especially on the roads and freeways. we'll explore the impact it's having on your morning commute. plus. >> weekend is going to be amazing. i mean, this is our kickoff to the three events and the journey that we have to host major sporting events in the bay. >> nba all-star weekend is getting underway. how the rainy weather is al

the federal government must update its digital identity guidelines to prevent unauthorized access, phishing, and email-based attacks, and decrease cyber fraud of public benefit programs. in conclusion, the global cyber threat landscape requires a coordinated, proactive approach combining legislative action, technological innovation, and operational collaboration. acting together, we can protect our national security interests while fostering innovation and economic growth. thank you again for the opportunity to appear before you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, ms. walden. members will be recognized in order of seniority for their 5 minutes of questioning. i want to remind everyone to please keep their questioning to 5 minutes. an additional round of questioning may be called after all members have been recognized. i now recognize myself for 5 minutes of questioning. over the last year, the us government has discovered a number of prc state sponsored threat actors deeply embedded in and across the nation's critical networks. typhoon, salt typhoon, flax typhoon, and most

we received it from what we thought was a phishing email as we found out sent from people who infiltratedhe office of personnel management on behalf of elon musk. host: ok, but that is a real offer that you are going to have to decide on, right? caller: it is a real offer, but everyone that i have talked to has doubled down and said i care about america, i don't trust anyone involved. this is a trap. as details have sprinkled out about this, no one that i know, certainly no one who works for me, or no one in my organization plans to take this because they don't trust anyone involved. and it does not seem legit. there are processes to do this kind of thing and they are not following it. host: got it, matt. here is ed in lawrenceville, georgia, republican. caller: good morning. i am glad i have the second caller because the first caller does not know what he is talking about. musk does not have any power at all. everything that he is doing, him and his investigators report back to president trump. and they decide if that is good or bad. if it is bad and taxpayer money is being used for illi