giant alibaba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit score they've already got the know how and they use a dollars from their financial credit system alley pat a manager of changing is chunk. here you don't want to might you once a person has a school all their credit behavior in life is recorded and can be value which by that number if you are goal is to ensure that if people keep their promises then they can go anywhere in the world and if they break their promises they won't be able to move an inch. busy sounds dramatic but it's the party line. pilot programs for a national social credit system are already on the way by 2020 the official outlined budgets it will allow the trust would be to run freely under heaven while making it hard for the discredited to take a single step. but otoh more time and time china can make such great achievements very quickly which i'm very proud of and. while he returned to the development of big data and other digital technologies it's getting more and more convenient to live in china house of the federal mar

social media activity, financial status, and criminal record the ai calculates what's called a social credit score. if your score drops too low, you're denied access to airports and trains >> the chinese government is using artificial intelligence and in particular the rapid and substantial and impressive advances they've made in facial recognition as a way to monitor people >> reporter: chinese authorities are using ai powered facial recognition to help pick out an ethnic group of muslims known as uighurs. and have sent upwards of a million uighurs to controversial re-education camps this week 22 nations urged china to stop what they call arbitrary detention. china says it's part of a war on terror >> they've used ai to create more of a police state in china >> reporter: china is investing in technology it believes will drive the economy for decades to come and allows the communist party to monitor its population on a scale never before seen in history. >> the focus has been on the trade war with china, but i understand they're taking a broader deeper view. >> of course the trade war is important

what is the social credit system, by the way? >> the social credit scoredata that they collect, assigns you a score. a social credit score based on how good ofer a pn the state perceives you to be, and that number, if it dropslo a certain threshold, you can't use the airport, you can't use the highpeed trains. it's also impactedou by who y know. if you hang out with other people who are low scorer it brings your number down. >> guilt by association. >> has huge social ramifications. >> wow, incredible to see, as you said. the u.s. is consumed with its own business. china is going around looking to be the nes superpower. >> they see this as an opportunity to spread their wings. hey think, they were a great superpower, and now they think it's time to reestablish their -- >> thank you. you can see more ofri ard's reporting on assignment, made in china. sunday night, only on msnbc. >> fascinating. thank you. >>> coming up, harry smith sitting down with the stars of "once upon a time in hollywood." maybeou have heard of some of these guys. who w knowst '80s sit

what is the social credit system, by the way. >> the social credit score is a program that they're rollingns you a loyalty score, a social credit score based on how good of a person the state perceives you to be. that number, if it drops below a certain threshold, you can't use the airport, you can't use the high-speed trains. it is also impacted by who you know if you hang out with other people who are low scorers, it brings your number down. >> guilt by association. >> it has huge social ramifications. >> wow incredible to see, as you said, that the u.s. is consumed with its own business, and china is just going around, looking to be the next superpower. >> they see this as an opportunity to spread their wings. they think they were a great superpower, and now they think it is time to reestablish. >> richard, thank you. you can see more of richard's reporting, "on assignment" made in china, sunday night on msnbc. >>> fascinating. coming up, harry smith sitting down with the stars of "once upon a time in hollywood." who knows which sitcom brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio appeared on >> that

the ai calculates what's called a social credit score.your score drops too low, you're denied access to airports and trains. >> the chinese government is using artificial intelligence and in particular the rapid and substantial and impressive advances they've made in facial recognition as a way to monitor people. >> reporter: chinese authorities are using ai powered facial recognition to help pick out an ethnic group of muslims known as uighurs. and have sent upwards of a million uighurs this week 22 nations urged china to stop what they call arbitrary detention. china says it's part of a war . >> they've used ai to create more of a police state in china. >> reporter: china is investing in technology it believes will drive the global economy for decades to come and which allows the communist party to monitor its population on a scale never-before seen in human history. >> richard, the focus is on the trade war with china, but i understand they're talking a broader deeper view. >> of course the trade war is important, has economic implicat

giant ali baba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate the social credit score they've already got the know how and the user data from their financial credit system alley pat a manager of alli paid 10 jing is chong. here you tell you about tonight you gotta say so indeed you would be a total. failure and. when they say. we are just young souls into using case guy. i don't see you tonight. sounds dramatic but it's the party line. pilot programs for a national social credit system are already on the way by 2020 the official outline boasts it will allow the trust worthy to run freely under heaven while making it hard for the discredited to take a single step. but you know draw more drone attacks on factions and no fact i'm trying to say that sounds like one trick jennifer johnson hop. in a while if you're. so sure you're a battle to the fact. that it's a different hole. because of that almost $100.00 bands. fan dan dan is going places very much the modern chinese woman. she's a marketing professional diligent and prosperous and sees clear skies in her digital futur

how can they use that to affect your social credit score. place. this is going to be a totally observe society and it feeds into the social credit system along with all sorts of other information and data. technology is enabling the chinese regime to go for total control. we talk about them as authoritarian in their moving back to totalitarian which is something we haven't seen since the 1950s. >> what comparison are you drawing with the 1950s? that's very interesting. this is a most going back. [inaudible] it seems hard to conserve conceive of because it's so much of a modern world. there able to use their technology and using artificial intelligence. they're using ai to try to predict which people will commit crimes. this is a minority report but in reality. >> the surveillance is amazing because that's one of the centerpieces in 1984 when they have cameras in your home and they monitor what you do and report on any transgression behavior. this is real in china. >> it is. in the northwestern part of china which the muslim leaders say is ea

a program already in place in some cities to assign citizens with what's ominously called a social credit score based on your social media activity, any run-ins with police, your financial status, even who your friends are. and it's shared with everyone from your bank manager to your boss. so if you're on the wrong side or even being perceived as on the wrong side of the communist party, these kind of internal security controls i think are profoundly disturbing. >> as a former white house adviser, evan maduro spent years studying the communist party. >> the chinese government is using artificial intelligence, and in particular the rapid and substantial and impressive advances they've made in facial recognition, as a way to monitor people throughout china. >> the largest-scale case is what china is doing with its ethnic muslim population known as uighurs. chinese authorities have used facial recognition to more efficiently pick them out and have sent hundreds of thousands of them to re-education camps, calling it a war on terror. >> they've used a.i. to create more of a police state in china. an

vision of the communist party of china and that you see on the mainly ended items like the social credit score and more advanced elements of the surveillance state and the question with hong kong really is what does that look like for china for the communist party surveillance state to mobilize against a city that the world can actually see. i mean what you have for example in shin jang or tibet or other parts of mainland china is you know sort of extreme levels of repression that the world's aware of that we don't actually get a visual on whereas in hong kong you have people at this point protesting for the sake of the freedoms of what was once a great global city as the communist party encroaches and we will i think are waiting to see what the communist party response will really be indeed. in a as you as you explain are given details of china's tightening control of any kind of open discourse or dissent in mainland china and you know it under being it is getting tighter and even more oppressed oppressive so how long do you think china will tolerate this kind of dissent in hong kong. it's a

then they automatically combine all of this and come up with an aggregate score for you, a social credit scoreffectively your value as a citizen. >> richard, that was an episode of black mirror" two seasons ago which, of course is this dystopian view of how tool is going to. >> i've seen it. >> now you're describing it in real life in china. that's something else. congrats on the special. we'll watch it for sure. don't miss on assignment with richard engel sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. dvr it right now. we'll be back monday with more "meet the press" daily". if it's sunday, it's "meet the press" on your local tv station. make sure you're recording us and watch us live. >> i have a question. you are my washington expert. the ways of government, the ways of this town. is there a mueller hearing wednesday? is will not a mueller hearing? it was long scheduled and subpoenaed but now maybe it's not. understand the town. what's happening. > look, what's happening i'm guessing a whole bunch of members are bummed ha they only get mueller for two hours at a time. so this is clearly abou

the party calls it social credit personal score cards for 1400000000 citizens rewards for good behavior and punishments for bad it's all fully operational yes but this report will show you a vision of china's dystopian future of the world's 1st digital dictatorship. led. china's cities are already flush with cameras around 200000000 of them. what's changing is they getting smarter. they are illegally crossing this road stand back are legally crossing this road stand back. china is positioning itself to lead the world in artificial intelligence. surveillance technology is a key proving ground. facial recognition body scanning and geo tracking matched with your personal data and online behavior will power the social credit system leaving no dock corner to hide in. the world intelligence congress intended big brothers new toys are on shot. several of the exhibit is here including tech giant alabama and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit school they've already got the know how and they use adata from their financial credit system alli p

which has developed a pretty extensive system, almost like an episode of "black mirror," of social credit scoresing online activity is being pervasiv rize pervasively tracks, how good of a citizen they are. host: what do they do with those stores? guest: a range that they can supervise benefits or advantages to people, how likely you are to have a government job, how likely you are to be hassled by the authorities as someone who is suspicious or antisocial. host: you mentioned the congressional hearing of this past week. this is the hearing on thehill.com. trump as offics defend the use of facial recognition technology. one of the witnesses, here he is talking about the just vision used of facial recognition technology. software. [video clip] >> cbp has developed a plan beyond that for foreign nationals. we have the entire travel spectrum. for it is solution airports, airlines, and cruise lines. why? because we do not have a transportation system allows the easy departures. previous efforts fail because stovepipeo have a process. as we know, those efforts were cost prohibitive, and there was sig

we were talking in the break about the social credit scores, this is accompanied with the rise of thesetion centers. these hong kong protests over this last week seemed to people who we spoke with to be very frustrating and disturbing to beijing. but you seem to get the sense that the national mission, this mission of making china number one trumps any desire for economic liberalism among the people who could deliver it. >> it's connected to their economic agenda throughout the 80s, 90s, early 2000s, china was focused on growing its economy, bringing people out of poverty. but it didn't have a very active foreign policy. i think now it wants its political cloud to match its economic crowd. and it feels the moment has come with the u.s. having this moment of self-doubt. >> but i would just underline, if you don't mean, the techo authoritarian model in china is serious, quite distinctive. it will give them some advantages in innovation. for example, artificial intelligence, they're the world leaders in facial recognition technology. here in the west, we have concerns about facial recognit

hacker gained access to lots of personal information like names, addresses, credit scores, and in some cases, bank account and socialsecurity numbers. but not credit card numbers. the accused hacker, a woman who used to be a software engineer, was arrested today in seattle.>>> layoffs said uber tonight. it is cutting 400 employees from its marketing team amid mounting financial losses. the company lost more than $1 billion in the first quarter and a dissipating ipo raised doubts about profitability. >>> hong kong airlines is a mechanical issue force one of its jet liners to circle for hours over the pacific before returning to the bay area. a website shows the flight made repeated loops. it was heading from san francisco to hong kong when it developed some sort of mechanical problem. the airline said it circled for four hours to burn off fuel and reduce its landing weight and then return safely to sfo at about 7:00 p.m.>>> an update tonight on the case of a bike shop burglary in marin county. police identified the suspect and they need your help finding him. on july 13, $25,000 worth of bicycles were stolen from mik

fbi complaints as a hacker got information including social security numbers and credit scores of about 140,000 people. this follows major hacks in recent years act credit reporting from equifax and at facebook which exposed data of some 200 million people. even if your data has been exposed in one of these hacks, experts say you are still at risk. >> it can be any combination of information. your name, date of birth, address. that gets pieced together and sold to the dark web in ways that can compromise your identity down the road. >> 33-year-old paige thompson allegedly access to bank data in march to the bank's faulty firewall. she was caught after bragging about it online. she's a former amazon web services employee. she identifies herself online as a hacker. capital one ceo richard fairbanks has in his statement "i sincerely apologize for the understandable wording this incident must be causing those affected, and i'm committed to making it right." first step, most of the involved data is submitted by customers and small businesses that applied for capital one credit cards going ba

credit card applications. prosecutors say a woman in seattle broke in to the bank's server and got access to social security numbers, bank account numbers, names, addresses, credit scoresnd more. the hack occurred sometime between march and jewel of this year. july of this year. they will notify people affect by the data breach. >>> a community still in mourning after three people were shot and killed during the closing minutes of the gilroy garlic festival. we are back there live in gilroy to tell you how they are being remembered. >>> first, a moment to remember the three people killed in the garlic gilroy festival shooting, 6 year old steven romero, 16 year old keyla salazar, 25 year old trevor irby. find tributes to them on our ktvu facebook page. phenomen that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> what families are doing to suof the each other. >> every one of us in this community is now a survivor. >> three young lives taken in n a mom on sunday, we are back live in gilroy, we will have more details about the vict

the hacker stole information including credit scores, balances and social security numbers.omputer fraud in a court in seattle. a pakistani military aircraft has crashed in a built—up area in the city of rawalpindi, killing all five crew members and 12 people on the ground. another 12 people were injured in the crash, which also started a fire in the city. rescue teams managed to extinguish the blaze. a human rights group says the philippines is the deadliest place in the world for environmental activists and land defenders. a report by global witness says thirty campaigners were murdered there last year. four children and one adult have been shot dead in protests in sudan. the main opposition coalition says security forces fired on a student demonstration against food and fuel shortages. protest leaders and the ruling military council are to hold another round of talks on tuesday about forming a power—sharing transitional government. one of the richest and most high—profile rulers in the middle east is taking his estranged wife to court in london later. sheikh mohammed al—m

an fbi complaint said the hacker got information, including social security numbers and credit scores. thompson, who uses the handle "erratic," has been charged with the computer fraud and abuse. capital one data is hosted by amazon's cloud service, which said in a statement that it was not compromised. capital one 'ceo richard fairbank said in a statement, "while i'm grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, i'm deeply sorry for what has happened. i sincerely apologize for the understandable worried this incident must be causing those affected, and i am committed to making it right." the bank said most of the exposed data involves information submitted by customers and small businesses that applied for capital one credit cards going back to 2005 all the way for early this year. it includes addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income. the nation's fifth-largest credit issuer says they will contact those affected by the hack and offer them a free credit monitoring and identity protection. other steps you can take, check your statement and report any suspicious activity to

an fbi complaint says the hacker got information, including social security numbers and credit scores of about 140,000 of those people. 33-year-old paige thompson allegedly access to the bank's data through a faulty firewall. she was caught after leadin at g a digital trail, bragging about it online. erratic. she has been charged with computer fraud and abuse. the former amazon web services employee identifies herself online as a hiker. capital one ceo, richard fairbanks said in a statement "i'm grateful the perpetrator has been caught. i'm deeply sorry for what has happened. i sincerely apologize for the understandable worried that this must be causing those affected, i am committed to making it right. most of the exposed data is information submitted by customers and small businesses that applied for capital and credit cards, going all the way back to 200 2005 into early this year. it addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income. the nation's fifth-largest credit card issuer says it will contact people affected by the hike and offer them free credit monitoring and credit prot

the hacker stole information including credit scores, balances, and social security numbers.onwealth games in birmingham in 2022 because shooting has been dropped from the programme. it's a sport that india excels in — at last year's commonwealth games in australia, it took 16 shooting medals — including 7 golds. india's concerned that its ranking and medal haul will be affected if birmingham gets its way, as dan pallett reports. in india, they love the sport of shooting and they are good at it. they hosted this world cup event in february but now the starting gun has been fired in a row which could see india boycott the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham unless shooting is included. we are hopeful it won't get to that, we've run an open and transparent process, we haven't recommended shooting be added and obviously india do incredibly well in shooting and they're disappointed at that decision but we are hopeful it won't result in them not coming to the games in 2022. shooting was on the shortlist of potential sports but instead, the birmingham 2022 organisers chose women'

the capital one says the dates are included names addresses and phone numbers as well as credit scores and social security numbers. right up to date with the top stories here on al-jazeera on 0 world is coming right up. looking. at the stream in iraq. al jazeera recently conducted an investigation into events in bahrain occurring several years ago. it uncovered evidence of a secret deal between the bahraini national security agency and members of al qaida . it's alleged they targeted opposition figures in the 2011 protests part of the so-called arab spring. the. al jazeera arabic reporter tom i'll miss hell conducted the investigation on one of his findings was secret video recordings made by several leading al qaeda figures. but they have to confirm metzler mohammed saleh was closely linked to al qaeda in bahrain. you know see john lewis the. year. looking around at a very innocent. is a bahraini national who registered at a military training camp for the soldiers of allah linked to al qaeda. the recordings of these men had been kept secret since july 20th levon and have only recently come to li

private companies like tech giant alibaba give people a credit score — notjust based on how they handle their finances, but social you could be blacklisted from getting a job or loan. pretty serious stuff. or perhaps blocked from buying a plane ticket ora train blocked from buying a plane ticket or a train ticket. let's go back to kerry allen. let me bring her back up. i was a showing a little bit of some of what people who have numbers basically over their head, their credit score. talk us through a little bit about some of the serious impacts that, in fa ct, some of the serious impacts that, in fact, if you have a lower credit score, if you don't recycle correctly, how it might affect a person on a day—to—day level and what the chinese people are saying. you can affect people from getting into certain schools, certain job opportunities, travelling on planes, and because their huge populations... shanghai, the most populated city in the world, this means there's a lot of pressure on people. one of the things that i am seeing more and more is across the nation, this concept of being, civilize behaviours, and gett

capital one credit card applications and a seaty woman broke into the bank's server and gained access to social security numbers and bank account numbers and people's names, addresses, credit scoresk took place some time between march and july of this year. most of the stolen information was taken from credit card applications filed during the last 15 years. capital one said it will notify those who are affected by the breach. but analyst definitely saying this is raising flags. this is different than the other ones. this is one person. they traced it to one hacker getting in. and they say this could adversely affect the financial companies going forward because this is going to trigger some more regulatory action being taken. >> right. >> so prevent this because everyone is getting tired of hearing about this. >> i have changed my credit card numbers. >> your password. >> auto bill pay. >> pam, thank you. >> thanks, pam. >>> it may become difficult to take home those hotel bottles of soap and shampoo. >> they're going to use refillable glass bottles and there's benefit to this plan. it eliminating plastic waste and it's less expensive for the hotel. the international hotel group

access to information from credit applicants that includes names, addresss, credit scores and in some cases bank account and social security numbers, but not credit card numbers. the accused hacker is a former software engineer. she was arrested yesterday in seattle. . >>> uber is laying off about 400 employees from the marketing team. the job cuts come as the company struggles to find a path towards profitability. uber lost more than a billion in the first quarter and the company's ipo has been struggling since the launch. >>> it's 6:17. and emily tracks tracking a new accident along the altamonte. >> the not commute you wouldn't too today see an accident. it's blobbing one lane at 6:17. let's look at the overall map. mostly green with the exception of this. we will get to in a in a second. but first i will talk about those of you southbound on 101. now we have goten to that let's go over to the big accident altamonte pass. 12 miles an hour out of the tracy triangle due to the accident at grantline. a couple cars and motorcycle apparently this is blocking one lane in the westbound commute direction. slowing you d

credit card applications. paige thompson is accused of breaking in and gaining access to kansas numbers, 1 million canadian social insurance numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers. she accessed an undisclosed number of names, addresses, credit scores, credit limits, balances. according to the department of justice, thompson had worked as a tech company software engineer for the cloud hosting company capital one was using. the hack happened march 22nd and 23rd. it's fixed the vulnerability, adding, the largest category of information accessed was credit card applications from 2005 through early 2019. the bank said no credit card numbers or log-in credentials were compromised. thompson, 33 years old, was arrested monday in connection with the breach. her attorney could not be immediately reached for comment. capital one said it'll notify you if you were affected by the breach, and it'll make free credit monitoring and identity protection available. how many times have you gotten this offer? this is the third time. the bank is investigating the incide incident. >>> we're learning more about the three people who died in sunday's shooting rampage. trevor erby was a 2017 college graduate in central new york. the 25-year-old moved to cal

credit card applications, prosecutors say a seattle woman broke in to the bank's server at a cloud computing company, gaining access to social security numbers, bank account numbers and people's names, addresses, credit scorese. the hack took place sometime between march and july of this year, most of the stolen information was taken from credit card applications filed during the past 15 years. capital one will notify those affected by the breach. >>> california gets hotter, more people who live here are more concerned than ever about climate change. the public policy institute of california says, 71% of californians are very concerned global ild fires becoming more warming. 75% of the people surveyed live here in the bay area. 42% of californians are concerned about rising sea levels because of severe heat. >>> cal osha approved rules to protect outdoor workers when wild fires smoke fills the air. the safety rules come in response to all the smoke and soot that covered the bay area during the campfire in butte county. beginning next month, california employers have to change outdoor workers duties and locations in order to protect them from wild fire smoke. if that is not possible, they have to give the wo

the hacker stole information including credit scores, balances and social security numbers.ourt in seattle. the company which owns british gas has announced that its chief executive, iain conn, is to step down. centrica has reported a pre—tax loss of £446 million in the six months tojune. i asked our business presenter, dominic o'connell, about the resignation. he said it was because he had come to the end of a natural restructuring of centrica, or a natural break in the restructuring. he has moved it away from owning things like oil and gas fields and power stations and interest in nuclear power stations in particular, into a more energy related services — installing boilers, smart metres, that kind of thing. but also the share price really tells you an awful lot. when he joined, about four years ago, you could buy centrica shares for £3. they are now 80p. that is a giant fall, from what was once one of the biggest players in the british energy world, and still does own british gas so still has about a bit less than a fifth of all uk household accounts. but times have chang

credit card applications, a seattle woman broke this to the bank server at a cloud computing company gaining access to social security numbers, bank account numbers, peoples names and addresses and credit scores and more. they the hack took place between mar and july , the stolen information was taken from credit card information filed within the past 15 years. capital one will notify those affected by the breach. >>> the u.s. department of session investigating reports that wealthy parents are transferring legal guardianship of their high school age children to relatives or friends so the teens can qualify for financial aid for college. the strategy is recommends bade consulting company. it means the students earnings are considered in the financial aid application, not the family's income. the education department is looking in to changing the financial aid guidelines to stop the practice. >>> it maybe difficult to take home the hotel soaps and shampoo, the parent company of holiday inn will convert to refillable glass dispensers in the rooms by the year 2021, the company says there are two big benefits. one it eliminates plastic waste and less expensive for the hotels. the group estimates

capital one says a hacker gained access to name, addresss and credit scores and bank accounts and socialecurity numbers. the hacker was arrested yesterday in seattle. >>> there's a new warning stemming from the grounding of the boeing 737 max. diane king hall is live at the new york stock exchange with that and much more in the money watch report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we will start with the recap of stocks a mixed start for who'lltreat. the dow was up 28 points s&p 5 hundred indicates a lowering of the rate. it would be the first-rate cut in a decade. and european budget airline ryan air looking at flight cuts and job losses if delivers of 737 max jets are delayed. it was supposed to get 58 max jets by next summer but they expect 30 by then. u.s. soccer says they have paid women more than men for years. a spokeswoman for the the women's team players called the calculations utterly false.>> national ice cream month is winding down why didn't i know rs i know right. >> and also you have details about a unique open type of ice cree cream. what's that about. >> reporter:

the datancluded credit scores, bank balances and social security numbers. capital one says it is unlikely the data was actually used for fraud. it appears north korea has carried out new missile launches, for the second time in less than a week. south korea reports the north fired multiple, uniden projectiles into the sea, early wednesday. north korea's kim jong un agreed last mon to revive talks on scrapping his nuclear program. pro-democracy protesters ihong kong have clashed with police again tonight after 44 people were charged with rioting on sunday. hundreds swarmed a police station where the accused were being held, and police in riot gear fired pepper spray to try toisperse the crowd. earlier, demonstrators blocked subway train doors, rnsrupting the g rush hour. still, some of the commuters supported the effort. >> ( translated ): this is what the movement is tryi achieve. the government is not addressing y,the problems in our soci such as political issues, police violence and suspected triad gangs. that is why now hongkongers have no choice but to

the hacker stole information including credit scores, balances and social security numbers.n charged with computer fraud in a court in seattle. police investigating rape allegations against brazilian football player neymar say they have closed the case. he was accused of the attack on the woman in a paris hotel last month and was questioned by police in sao paulo for more than five hours. he's always denied the allegations. the rapper asap rocky is on trial in stockholm today, accused of assaulting a 19 year old in the swedish capital last month. the case has sparked a major debate in the united states, with president trump and celebrities including kim kardashian—west and justin bieber calling for his release. a lawyer involved in the case says he has new evidence that will prove the rapper is innocent. it's been one of the most talked about tv shows of the summer and, last night, fans tuned in to watch the final of love island. if you don't want to know who won, then look away now. love island was the most watched programme of the year among 16 to 34—year—olds. amber and g

of breaking into a server and gaining access social security numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers and an undisclosed number of names, addresses, credit scoresd balances. the 33-year-old was arrested monday in connection with this breach. the fbi special agent who investigated thompson believes she tweeted that she wanted to distribute social security numbers along with full names and dates of birth. thompson had worked for a tech company software engineer for the cloud hosting company capital one was using. the hack happened march 22nd and 23rd. it founded and fixed the as a rule -- fixed the vulnerability. the bank says no credit card numbers or log in information were compromised. thompson's attorneys could not be reached for comment, and capital one said it will notify you. if you were affected by the breach, it will notify you. the bank is still investigating the incident. how many times has the typical consumer been offered free credit monitoring because the people with our information can't keep it safe. >> those numbers are staggering. they're going to have to do a lot of contacting of customers. thank you very much, christine. >>> t

payment history, credit scores, contact information, and more than a hundred thousand social security of information assessed. one of our credit card products from 2005 to early 2019. we've also learned the fbi just arrested one person in the seattle area in connection with the breach. again, that story is just breaking tonight. and that is the story on this monday evening, july 29th, 2019. thank you so much for joining us. as always, the story goes on. we will see you you back here tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. i will see you bright and early. thanks for joining us. good night >> could evening and welcome to tucker carlson. see if he could make democrats to fund the most dangerous and corrupt place in the country. of course, he could. it wasn't hard. he sent a flurry of tweets criticizing the city of baltimore and elijah cummings. he called bart moore quote a disgusting rat. no human being would want to live in. a lot of people have never been to baltimore, claiming to be deeply offended by those remark remarks. one person who seemed to

credit scores and credit history. capital one claims the hacker compromise some 80,000 bank account numbers and 140 social security numbers of all of them. executives have apologized and they say it's unlikely any customers personal information was used for fraud. they say capital one will reach out to anybody the data breach affected and offer them free credit monitoring. you can change your password as a precaution and most should according to the company. you can also freeze your credit so that nobody can access your reports without your permission. that is something to consider. investigators say the hacker is a former amazon engineer, paige thompson. here's a picture. she apparently bragged about this online left a real trail. she is charged with computer fraud and abuse and is scheduled to have a hearing on tuesday. today is tuesday, no. the hearing is on thursday. one person, all of this. >> is not unbelievable? computer fraud, five years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine. not enough frankly given the magnitude of the law to capital one not to mention all the privacy breaches to all these americans the ca

credit scores and payment history. now at risk is 100 million american capital one customers, 140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers and capital one reporng it does appear that credit card account numbers and log-in credentials are safe. what may come as alver lining to some is that capital one does not believe that information accessed in this b ach wasle to be used for fraud or widely given out. as for the suspect in this case, she is behind bars, awaiting another appearance in court later this week. capital one apologizing and dosaying it will more to make this right and tightening up its cyber defenses. >>> here is a look at the other top stories we are following for you ts morning. >>> family, friends and neighborhood gathered last night for the victims in the gilroy garlic fe a gunman opened fire at that festival on sunday. these three were killed in that shooting. another 12 were the gun bhman was shot and kille >>> ave video of a man accused of shooting outside of the howard theeoer. the vidhows the man near the scene on t street northwest. no arrests have been made and victims are decl

credit scores and credit history and what capital one refers to as transaction data. capital oneirst learned about the breach on july 17th and contacted the fbi. 1io mill customers were affected and 140,000 social security numbers were, quote, compromised. 80,000 bank account numbers wer affected as well. capital one says no credit card account numbers or log-in credentials were stolen. i coming up our next half hour, "news4 today" justin finch will have a live report from capital one headquarters inclean. go to nbc washington app now and search capital one if you think you've been affected. >>> update to a murder case. a 17-year-old who admitted to stabbing his father to death will be taking a psychological evaluation. a judge made that decision yesterday. it came after roma said in court that his father was controlling his mind. detectives say he stabbed his father as he was driving, forcing him to crash his suv near allenond park. >>> we are following some developing news in northeast washington this morning. police are trying to find the person behind seal armed robberies. >> news4 jummy olabanji is int newsroom with details on the crimes and the people being targeted here. >> police say th

credit scores, credit limits, balances, payment history, and contact information were exposed. about 140,000 socialwere compromised as well as about 80,000 bank account numbers. the fbi has arrested a seattle software engineer identified as paige thompson, tracking her down after she allegedly bragged about the breach online. capital one said it will notify people affected by the breach and will make free credit monitoring and identity protection available. >>> president trump signed a 9/11 victim compensation fund into law on monday. he was surrounded by first responders and the families of those who died from illnesses caused by working in the toxic environment after the terror attacks at the world trade center in new york. the bill provides money for decadeses until 2090. >>> meanwhile, president trump is digging in further with a new round of attacks on congressman elijah cummings and his predominantly black district despite growing allegations of outright racism. the president is sounding off against reverend al sharpton, another well-known black leader. who held a nice conference in baltimore

social security numbers and 80,000 linked bank accounts. also nes, addresses, birth dates and even credit card scores.ates the intrusion will cost the company up to $150 mlion. but this breach is different. it involved one alleged perpetrator, paige thompson, a 33-year-old formerneoftware en who didn't appear to use the information for identity many other hacks are believed to be the work of groups or ate-sponsored actors. investigators arrested thompson after she accessedil the and made them more accessible. capital one says it will notify customers who are affected by the breach. the news comes just one week after aredit reporting bureau, equifax, settled its massive 2017 hack for $217 million t accordin a report from ibm, they account for a fifth of all rattacks. the reason, it is reese for bad actors to make money from a customer bankount information. cybersecurity consistently ranks among the top concerns of bank ceos, w are spending an increasing amount of money to protect their networks. >> if we spend $600 million a year in cyber, all of us spend huge amountsf money to protect privacy of the s

140,000 social security numbers, a million canadian social insurance numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers. she also accessed names, addresses, credit scores, balances and other information according to the department of justice. according to authorities she had worked as a tech company software engineer for the cloud hosting company capital one was using. capital one said the hack happened march 22 and 23 and it fixed the vulnerability adding that the largest category of information accessed was credit card applications from 2005 through early 2019. the bank said no credit card numbers or log-in credentials were compromised. thompson was arrested monday in connection with the breach. her attorney could not immediately be reached for comment. capital one says it will notify you if you are affected and will make free credit monitoring and identity protection available. the bank still investigating this incident. >>> we're learning more this morning about the three people who died in sunday's shooting rampage at the gilroy garlic festival. trevor was a graduate of cuga cling. the 25 yald mo-year-old moved t california to be with his fiance.

birthdays but also really important government identifiers like social security numbers that are used in the united states credit scores even balances that you might have had on previous credit cards all of that was what was exposed in this hack now the period is a very lengthy one in terms of those that are exposed between the years of 2005 and 2019 more than 100000000 people as you point out in the united states and then 6000000 in canada so this is a very big exposure very very bad p.r. for capital one bank here in the united states a major bank that's international of course and the problem with all of this is that the vulnerability well it was exposed in july had actually been sort of percolating for many weeks before that and that's what has so many consumers in the united states concerned that they were exposed for quite a lengthy period of time before this actually appeared in the public realm if you will out of code hacking website is where this information was finally exposed so a lot of consumers really upset about this looking to see that they will have their information protect in the future capital one ba

credit card with them since 2005. on top of that, another 6 million in canada. here is what is compromised. about 140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers as well as credit scoresedit limits and payment histories. on top of all of that, we're talking all of these things on your screen, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth. the breach calls into question the security of amazon's cloud service. where capital one stored the data. the woman arrested work the for amazon as software engineer from 2015 to 2016. we got a statement from amazon. it says amazon web services was not compromised in any way and as they put it functioned as designed. for capital one this lawsuit could be the beginning of its troubles. the company estimates that the breach could cost them up to $150 million. neil. neil: grady, thanks. a new probe of parents using a legal loophole to get college financial aid for their kids. jackie deangelis has more. >> nice to see you, neil. outrage over a new college admissions tactic concerning financial aid. "wall street journal" is reporting that the education department is investigating a loophole where wealthy parents transferred guardianship of the

credit card applications involved, and of that, social security numbers of about 140,000 credit card customers, along with 80,000 bank account numbers other data exposed in the breach includes names, addresses, phone numbers and credit scores's the type of information that thieves would add to the mix in trying to pursue identity theft, things like that. in a statement, capital one said the hack affected, again, approximately 100 million individuals in the u.s., but said that credit card numbers themselves and login credentials were not impacted. you can see shares there down almost 7%, guys. >> interesting take from dan clifton over that the strategas today, said that clients of amazon receiving a cloud contract, a pentagon cloud contract that has been very controversial, will point to the capital one data breach as a reason to deny amazon the contract >> what? why >> i think it's a little bit of a stretch, but just interesting -- >> how do these two things connect? >> the fact that i think sort of going back to the fact that the person who's been taken into custody for allegedly doing this, paige thompson, was a former aws employee. >> but until we know exactly what capital one's security practices were >> kbre, lots of

have now had their social security numbers compromised that's the number this used to keep track of your income during the course of your life and others of have that their credit scores accessed and somebody has been arrested correct yes that's right on monday the f.b.i. raided the home of a 33 year old woman her name is paige thompson although some people would know her as erratic that's the name that she uses on the internet and in software developing circles they raided a home they found devices that they searched through days devices and on them they found documents that related to capital one and indeed other companies which the f.b.i. is now looking into whether they were potential targets or maybe they've already being targets and they just don't know about it yet so she has already appeared in court she appeared in court today she's been remanded into custody she will remain in prison until thursday when she appear in court again she's been charged with. to fraud and abuse what has capital once reaction been to this attack well it shocked it's a very big organization is the 7th biggest commercial bank in the united states it says that it doesn't believe that