the chinese foreign ministry denies allegations, calling them irresponsible and unscientific. it is unclear if the president was targeted. workers impacted are asked to keep a close eye on their credit report and are offered identity theft protection. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> happening today governor brown meets with water leaders to discuss the on-going drought. the governor expect to talk about local conservation efforts. the meeting after he announced the first ever 25% statewide water reductions in april. recent weeks, the governor convened mayors water, ag officials statewide to discuss the drought impact and local response. >>> as the drought rages on we need your help to be part of a solution. if you think you see water wasted let us know at abc 7 listen. we will check it out and get answers. >>> doesn't look like we have rain in the horizon or on horizon. >> we are not tracking any rainfall in the short term. if you can't have rain, let's have a sunny afternoon. 52 degrees. 52 in san ramone, 53 in the financial district. a live look out

. >> very unscientific but very close. >> representative of america right here. >> quick vote.uld go to an all-black pool party? hillary clinton should do all of her events at black pool parties. should anybody drop out right now, do you think? >> i think the bucket list candidates should get out. you know, the ones doing it for a personal bucket list or something. >> like huckabee? >> well i separated twins conjoined by the head, check, i'll run for president. >> ben carson? >> yes. >> the ben carson thing, i don't understand this. he gave a speech in front of obama. they were, like, oh, that brother checked that other brother. he should run for president. he's a doctor. why should he run for president? i don't get it. >> i don't know why he hasn't opened his eyes yet this whole time. he's been squinting like crazy. >> obama, you've done it again. >> thank you very much. >> does ben carson have a real listeningrealistic chance? >> i'm grateful there's a brother that's a republican. there aren't many of them. the issue is healthcare. >> there are none! >> there's three of them.

accusing them is irresponsible and unscientific. >> okay. to be continued. that's for sure. thank you, tracie potts. there's been a major victory for the pink pill some are calling female viagra. it is the first drug of its kind on the market designed for females. they say there's still safety concerns about unexpected fainting. the fda generally follows the recommendations of the panel. >>> we are getting our first look at the arsenal of weapons a white house fence jumper had inside his car. he made it deep inside the building before he was finally taken down. chris jansing has more. >> reporter: these are the weapons white house fence jumper brought to washington the day he scaled the fence. a machete, numerous noois and a huge amount of ammunition. this is described in chilling detail in a sentencing report. >> is the secret service had to categorize the threat this is a very serious situation. >> reporter: once he got inside the white house, he was carrying this knife with a 3.5 inch knife. this is where they would find his car and all the weapons about 15 minutes in tha

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china's foreign ministry said it's irresponsible and unscientific to make allegations without deep investigation. the chinese are suspected based on the malware and tactics used in the attack, although it's not clear if the hackers were working for the chinese government or merely working on its behalf. the government has a new cyber security system called einstein, meant to stop data breaches. but neither of the agencies hacked are protected by the system. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. >> einstein currently protects about half of the government agencies. it's due to be installed at all agencies by the end of next year. >>> governor jerry brown will meet with water leaders from across the south bay today to talk about the drought. his plan is to cut back water use by 25%. it started at the beginning of the month. each district has different ways of meeting that goal. the south bay has some of the toughest restrictions. san jose water company is assigning a monthly budget of water to each household. >>> and a remarkable series of surgeries taking place here in the bay area. >> doctors

it is irresponsible and unscientific to always make trumped up presumptions without deep investigationall of this came to light in april when the office of personnel management was upgrading hits security software protocol protocols, billions of dollars had been spent by the government to do just that. it was just two months ago when they discovered this breach. they also discovered it took place late last year possibly in december so the u.s. government scrambling now to assess the impact. >> mike viqueira in washington. mike thank you. more documents have now been released from nsa whistleblower edward snowden. the nsa allegedly traced malicious computer activity coming in from abroad. this particular surveillance reportedly began three years ago. >>> in an op-ed in the "new york times," snowden is celebrating his victory now that the government has made new restrictions, he writes: >>> there was some good news today about the u.s. economy, a jobs report released this morning, showed brood growth last month. patricia sabga is here now to break it down for us. patty there had been tal

> reporter: china's foreign ministry is denying the allegations calling them irresponsible and unscientific. intelligence officials say this is the second attempt by china to access personal information in a year. china is saying they're not behind this. millions of employees who may be at rick are offered identity theft protection. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a country in europe takes steps to eliminate cash. with people using mobile payments could it happen here, too? we'll take a look. >>> finding the perfect fit, why apple may be backtracking in one area with the next generation of iphones. >>> a live look outside right now. meteorologist drew is coming up next in for mike with today's accuweather forecast. a gray look here in the area of san franci what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused

china's foreign ministry said it's irresponsible and unscientific to make allegations without deep investigation. the chinese are suspected based on the malware and tactics used in the attack, although it's not clear in the hackers were working for the chinese government or merely working on its behalf. the government does have a new cybersecurity system called ian assignments to stop data breaches but neither of the agency's hacked are protected by the system. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> ian sign currently protect -- einstein currently protect abouts half of the government agencies. it's due to be installed at all of the agencies by the end of next year. >>> it's time to pay up. maryland officials say staples owes the state more than $14 million in back taxes. a published report says the tax report found it underpaid its taxes in -- [ inaudible ] it say it acted in good faith. the court declined to impose penalties on this. staples can appeal the ruling if it choose. >>> a montana woman says the f.b.i. interviewed her about allegations that her brother had a sexual relationship

allegations irresponsible and unscientific. hoping for coop nation in an international investigation to find the attackers -- cooperation in an international investigation to find the attackers. >> translator: we hope the u.s. can show more trust and cooperation in the field. >> reporter: beijing officially dismisses any allegations while noting china itself is the largest target of hacking attacks. in washington, peter duescy, fox fuse. >>> santa barbara county must decide whether to allow exxon to use tanker trucks to haul oil while a broken pipeline is out of service. according to the l.a. times, they want to run eight trucks and hour, 4 hours a day along highway 101. the company would normally move oil through the pipeline owned by planes all american that broke last month. as much as 100,000 gallons of crude leaked onto refugio state beach. >>> an eel while is recalling -- east bayle is recalling the -- east bay high school is recalling their year books. what was it. >>> and sunshine is around the bay area. rosemary will b

it is irresponsible and unscientific to make groundless allegations before making in-depth investigations. reporter: there is now a full fbi investigation into the extent of which security information has been compromised. if this cyber security expert told us, what the fbi will be keen to establish his motive. >> the reason people do this is because there is value associated with that data. there is value on the black market for selling personal data for identities or there is a you potentially to have state-sponsored activities. to know who all the federal employees are reporter:. reporter: the u.s. government and american companies are spending billions each year to protect vital data. it looks as though they made me to spend a whole lot more. it may be that no amount of money will solve this. the white house believes this is going to be a continuous problem and the challenge for government and the private sector is just to get better at detecting when a cyber hack happens and then taking measures to limit the damage. nick: for more on this, i spoke a brief time ago with austin bergqui

allegations that it was involved in breaking into us government computers are irresponsible and unscientific. the fbi is looking into this breach, stealing millions of identifying information of at least 4 million federal workers. this investigation could reveal even more federal employees are at risk. >> as. as 4 million are wait to go see if chinese hackers listed their personal information right off of government computers. along with details about job assignment, and performance ratings. sources tell cbs news, some of the sensitive data might have been used in background and security clearance investigation. >> the federal government has probably been one of the largest employers in the world tonight have that data system breached is pretty incredible. >> federal investigators say the hackers left behind their cyber signature when they broke no networks, for the office of personal management as well as the interior department. the information may have been south to make it harder to detect foreign spice in the u.s. spokesman for the chinese embasy washington calling the allegations irres

. >> that was a pretty typical sponwe had today in what was an unscientific sampleing.opped from 50% in 2014 to just above 30%. it would seem that the governor wants to make a splash nationally he has to work on his image. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> in south carolina the first funerals were held today for the victims of the church massacre both ethel lance and total were laid to rest. >> we grew up in this church so we understood scripture we understood our purpose. for being here. >> tomorrow state senator clementa pinckney will be laid to rest, president obama the first lady and vice president joe biden are expected to be in attendance. and tomorrow there will be more honoring of the victims, you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >>> the hunt it it on for two brazen thieves, this is video from crescent street in manayunk the two suspects drove up in the large van and got out one of them broke into the front door and the other one followed him pushing the handtruck and then the thieves were seen rolling the atm into the back o

. >> be today china's foreign minister said the allegations of a hack are irresponsible and unscientific. >> voters go to the polls in turkey and the lead up proved deadly. plus this: >> fifa. >> a film about fifa opens in u.s. theaters on the heels of an embarrassing scandal and the arrest of many top executives. >> elected fifa president. ed fifa president. >> two people are dead and at least 100 more injured following explosion at an election rally in turkey, happening at a election rally at diyarbakir. is the group last been the target of other attacks if recent weeks. and we put turkey's elections in context tonight. for the past 13 years the justice and development party or akp has held the majority rule in parliament. there are major concerns though that and outright akp win would mean further antiwestern rhetoric and more political pressure on dissent and freedom of expression in turkey. patricia sabga has the story. >> radically transform turkey's ruling party. >> primarily erdogan's. >> needs to win a big enough majority in parliament to constitutionally change the role of pres

. >> the foreign ministry denies the allegations, calling them irresponsible and unscientific. the fbi and homeland security are investigating this massive hack which could be the largest breach of federal employee data. they suspect they stole records from up to 4 million government workers. the information could be used for financial fraud or espionage. >> often times what they look to do is gather dossiers to target them through physical attacks. by collecting this information, they have a giant database they may be able to tap in time. >> the department of defense and social security administration, it is not known if the president was targeted. this breach happened in april. investigators did not realize that such sensitive information was taken until recently. millions that may have been effected include current and former government workers being offered identity theft insurance and are keeping a close eye on their credit. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> we are hearing from a south bay parent whose child spent time with a former camp counselor charged molest

it is irresponsible and unscientific to always make trumped up accusations would full investigations.pe the u.s. can show more trust in cooperation in this field. >>> police have fought teachers in guerrero. the teachers say the poll can't take place until 43 students who went missing are found. >>> all 500 congressional seats are up for grabs in mexico's midterm elections. independents are being allowed to run for the first time. >> reporter: question what do a footballer a clown, a reality tv star and a vigilante have in common? answer, they are all candidates in mexico's midterm elections. a growing disillusionment with the major parties, and the ability for independents to stand for the first time has lead to a free for all. this man is one of the new candidates entering the race. he says he must be able to do better than mexico's notoriously corrupt political class. >> translator: the important thing is to serve the people. something many politicians don't see. they have forgotten them and that's why i'm running. >> reporter: his campaign is partly powered by a superhero alter eg

saying, quote, it's irresponsible and unscientifically to make conjectural trumped up allegations without deep investigation. ernst stopped short of calling china an adversary. he said the president has raised, quote, legitimate concerns with china in the past about its cyber activity. back to you in new york. david: we'll have more on this coming up. melissa: the fight against isis, a majority of americans believe president obama is not prepared to do whatever it takes to defeat islamic extremists. that is according to the latest fox news polls. additionally, 57% support the us using its military strength to destroy the terrorists, quote, once and for all. >> and it has been nine months since president obama pledged that we would ultimately destroy isis. to date, the results have been mixed. general hearstman spoke about the operations. here with the details, fox news jennifer griffin. i didn't realize it had a name, jennifer. >> it does. (?) david, the air force general in charge of the us air led campaign pushed back against -- for us pilots targeting isis are so strict that they canno

undoubtedly -- i would say most of the time dealing with political questions rather unscientific questions. >> a slightly lighter topic, i know you are not crazy, i know you are not crazy about the naming convention but one of your major and legacies intended this way in the realm of science fiction. and the 1960s you propose what is known unto others as the dyson sphere which i have heard you are not crazy about the naming convention but you propose it as a possible signature for supercivilizations, looking out there for intelligent life, the construction is basically a giant sphere at the earth's distance from the sun around a star and increase your liveable area by quadrillions. in principle all the energy going in, we could look for infrared signature is as a way of looking for supercivilizations. i am wondering more generally, if you could comment on the interface between science and scientific proposals and science fiction and potentially how they are used or misused in popular culture? >> i love science-fiction. i wrote a piece for the week magazine, books, four science fiction book

it's irresponsible and unscientific to make up trumped up assumptions without investigation. we hope that the u.s. can stop being constantly paranoid and show more trust to investigations in the field. >> let's get to a cyber crime specialist who joins us from skype in switzerland. good to have you with us. the chinese government being pretty categoric that they weren't to blame for this signer attack. is it possible to find out who may have carried out the signer attack? >> technically speaking, it is sometimes possible to find out. in today's scenario, it is becoming increasingly very difficult to find out the exact source of the cyber attackers. this is so because today's cyber attackers invariably use large number of technologies which help and enable them to hide their electronic footprints. they will land you in a dead end, so in a majority of cases we do not know the real identity. this becomes all the more significant since today hackers are also using the the anonymity and hide. >> how was this able to happen on such a large scale and with such apparent ease? >> well

they say the allegations are irresponsible and unscientific. senior management scientist with the rand corporation joins us from washington. do you have any doubt that the chinese were involved? >> pretty much no doubt. pretty much very little doubt that the chinese were involved. it fits a pattern that they've had in other cases. the folks--there was a news report, for instance, that a chinese group called deep panda had done it, which means people are correlating this branch-in break-in to other break-ins that have taken place in the past. >> there is some indication that social security numbers and personal information might have been breached. what does that mean for all those government workers? >> well, i'm probably one of those government workers myself, but i can tell you that my social security number has been stolen at least four times. i think i'm ready to put it on a public website and be done with it. part of the problem with social security numbers is that we have or at least had a system in which if i could produce your social se

chinese officials however call the allegations irresponsible and unscientific. >>> two men accused of of abducting and torturing a philadelphia jewelry store worker are in court today. 26-year-old basil boo and 35-year-old shahid making initial appearances in federal court this morning. prosecutors say they were two of three men who kidnapped a woman back in april after she left work near jewelers row. the jewelry store worker was beaten, shocked with a stun gun and dumped into a cemetery. she survived the assault which police say was part of the attempted robbery of the national watch and diamond exchange. >>> we hope that the victim can receive some sort of peace some sort of relief knowing that three individuals were charged for this alleged criminal act. >>> the third suspect was arrested in south carolina. six days after that april 4th abduction. the two men arrested yesterday are still in police custody and they'll be back in court again on monday. >>> a gunman holds up a cobbs creek business and it's all caught on camera. surveillance video from tuesday morning shows the robber

investigating, always saying that it's possible all unwarranted accusations is irresponsible and unscientific. >> reporter: on capitol hill where many staffers may have been impacted by the breach senator john mccain is responding to allegations against china like this. "if true, this breach joins an already lengthy and well-documented record of chinese intellectual property theft and cyber espionage against the u.s. government and american companies." law makers are calling on the government to put stricter preemptive members in place. business leaders say china may change behavior on their own because if they don't, they'll lose money. >> i believe china has gone over the line. i think they are going to find a need to slow it down because they want and need a business and economic relationship with us. >> the white house won't say whether or not they think china is behind the hack but cyber security firm out of virginia calls eyesight is telling us this mal mare matches some on an attack at anthem health care. >> thank you so much. we heard from peter on that massive cyber security attack a

. >> china is denying it, saying these allegations are irresponsible, and unscientific. cbs news core upon dent mark albert has more now from washington, did. c. >> as many as 4 million current and former federal employees are wait to go see if chinese hackers listed their personal information right off the government computers. along with details about job assignment, and performance ratings. sources tell cbs news, some of the sensitive data might have been used in backgrounds and security clearance investigations. >> the federal government probably one of the largest employers in the world and to have that status system, to have that system breached, is really pretty incredible. >> federal investigators say the hackers left behind their cyber signature when they broke into networks, for the office of personal management, as well as the interior department. the information may have been south to make it harder to detect foreign spice in the u.s. a spokesman for the chinese embassy in washington, is calling the accusation irresponsible, and counter productive. officials

it's irresponsible and unscientific to always make trumped-up presumptions without deep investigationite house this afternoon, spokesman josh earnest said cyber concerns relating to china were not new. >> i can't speak to who may or may not be responsible for this particular incident but just as a general matter, we have raised significant concerns about the way that china and individuals acting on behalf of the state of china have acted in cyberspace. >> brown: for more, we turn to dmitri alperovitch, co-founder and chief technology officer of crowd-strike, an internet security firm. welcome back to you. >> thank you. >>.>> brown: start with the who dunn it this time. what kind of evidence would point to china and would that be government or some kind of criminal syndicate? >> in this case, the f.b.i. is the lead investigator. they have the evidence and haven't made it public so we don't know with certainty this was from china. it follows a behavior from china. we saw intrusions into major insurance companies earlier this year where they were collecting information on tens of million

so we decided take a unscientific survey in new york times square to see what the people know about mehimself. >> tell me what you think of this gieuy right here. >> he has a show and -- but i don't watch it. >> he looks like he wants to be important. he's got an eyebrow thing going on. >> o'reilly, right, from fox news. >> i think he's hilarious. >> yeah. >> he has some strong opinionated views for sure. >> he's not running for president, not yet at least. >> what about this guy. >> i don't know who this guy is. >> no. >> he's actually running for president. >> i hope he doesn't get it. >> just purely base on looks? >> yeah. >> i think's more complex than that. >> marco rubio. he's a great republican candidate. >> i don't know him. >> nope. >> i have no clue who he is. he has the worse smile. >> he's too old to be president. >> bernie sanders. >> better be some famous people. >> yeah with. are we going to see miley cyrus? ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> what about this guy? >> sorry. >> oh. that guy looks like george lopez lopez. >> do you have any idea how annoying you are righ

they issued a statement earlier this morning saying it's irresponsible and unscientific to make conjek turl trumped up allegations without deep investigation. what do you make of that response some. >> a little different from previous statements we've gotten. i regularly call and contact the chinese embassy for comments on attack -- on cyber attacks and they usually just flatly deny that. this one is very different because it simply says how can you know so quickly. so what's at work here we're told is that the u.s. government was able to identify through the malicious software used to penetrate the computers they were able to trace it back directly to china some of the stuff they've seen in other hacks. they were able to match that up. they believe they know exactly where it came from. >> thanks very much for that. we're also learning that nsa, the national security agency privately increased surveillance powers over the internet over the past few years. the "new york times" reporting that new directives give the agency more power to monitor internet traffic both in and out of the uni

spokesperson for chinese for return minute city says the allegations quote, are irresponsible and unscientific. sources also told fox that the attack bears similarities carried out by nation states. the identities of four million federal employees and both current and former have been compromised data from the opm, the office of personnel management and the interior department were stolen after a cyber intrusion that started in april and lasted into may. here's part of the concerning thing of all of this, maria, a statement from the opm says this might not be the end as additional exposures could also be revealed during its investigation. maria, back to you. maria: real vulnerabilities here. thank you, blake burman in d.c. want to bring in our guests for the hour, baron dose.com editor jack otter and dagen mcdowell. your take on this story. i recognize the horse left the station as far as data vulnerabilities but listening to it possibly coming from china this morning is an interesting element. >> i think this is just going to keep on continuing and getting worse. i hate to be overdramatic but

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the culprit, chinese spokesman pushing back on that calling the allegations irresponsible and unscientificack appears to have the footprint of those carried out by an asian state. >> thank you very much. we had a jam packed friday morning. the first full two hours of "varney and company" in the books. here are the highlights in case you missed it two minutes away. >> if all goes well women will have one extra day months of satisfying sexual relationships. >> ultimately and dexedrine. but get in the right relationship. >> it is pathetic far less than we could do at the white house is going to claim this is great they are ignoring the people still on the sidelines and that number is 16 million people. stuart: that statement of yours this is pathetic. that will live on videotape for a long time to come. you just settled the argument, flat out settled it. there's nothing more american than american football. you think those englishmen are going to take over and actually go for american football? >> we got to try. we can sit and watch soccer dominate the global new jersey no better time the tim

points to involvement by china, but china's embassy says those allegations are irresponsible and unscientificolorado where officers believe a serial sniper might be on the loose. investigators are now looking for possible links to two other shootings since april which they say are related. >>> police say it's fortunate that nobody got hurt during a fireworks fight on streets of chicago. there was apparently no feud involved. the person who posted the video said it was two groups of friends aiming the roman candles at each other. the dangerous game ended when police arrived. >>> this sunday on "dateline," three mothers and their children each child desperately ill and they're fighting for the chance to gain access to a treatment from an unlikely source. an oil extracted from marijuana. but will it work? "dateline: growing hope." >>> a school official in mississippi is defending his decision to press charges on family members for cheering too much during a graduation ceremony. they could face jail or a fine. the program warned to hold applause until the end. one says it's not fair when students