a usb thumb drive u think, my lucky day. there is a warning out there right now heading into the holidays. gigabyte grinches planting these things on purpose looking to steal from you. >> i have never heard of planting usbs. >> that's crazy. >> i can see how people would take them. it's a free memory drive. >> reporter: a lot of people admit if they found one, they would consider keeping it, or to. in any case. >> bad idea. >> reporter: he says putting that drive in your computer, tablet, or phone is a recipe for digital disaster. a new rapidly spreading program called bad usb. virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about before. >> reporter: thumb drives are so cheap now that they are binary bait left at coffee shops, on college campuses, libraries, and more. in australia talk about devious deception, police there had to issue a warning after hundreds of thumb drives were sent to people's mailboxes. >> getting someth

how a stray usb thumb drive could hijack your digital identity. >>laura: supermoon is here and so are the clouds. we have y catching this rare and beautiful event. >>dave: it's all my fault. i brought the clouds in. yeah. so not a lot of us are able to see the supermoon this morning, but get out there and see, maybe the clouds will thin out for a couple of minutes and you can check it out. 66 degrees our current temperature outside. it's mild. no doubt about that. dew points around 63 so it feels on the muggy side as well. we're bringing a front through the area. that's why we have all the cloud other than a few sprinkles, we're dry. high temperatures today go in the mid 70s. >>vanessa: thanks. we want to check the roads here, about to switch over to 6:01. overall it looks very nice heading out the door. we don't have too much to complain about. look at 75 and hillsborough county, looks smooth as far as the traffic flow in the area and things are running up to speed. on other major roadys getting the green light. lots of green road sensors heading

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these are neat, totally reversible usb cables. i put it that way, turn it 180, and it goes in that way. >> why not make all of them like >> but wait, there's more. >> okay. >> the the microusb side, it's reversible. my galaxys6, turning it, and now in that way. >> not breaking it. >> in the middle of the night, yeah. >> yeah. >> very cheap. i bought those from amazon under $10. they look like shoe laces from here, but there's no laces in the back. >> you tricked me. what's the surprise? >> here it is. they are silicon, and you pop them in the eye lets all the way down, and they come in -- >> yeah. >> saw in the bottom. >> those are real laces. >> these are the silicon. you know, i test everything out. for a day, i wore these sneakers like this, and this was more comfortable. >> more snug. because it flexes with the foot. eight bucks. once you put them on, you put them on once, and every shoe is now a slip-on. >> perfect. okay. what's next? >> oh, these are really great. this is from thinoptics. you forget your glasses, this is on

all you do is plug in your usb cord. and your device will start charging. now the lamp isn't ev charging a phone, it can also charge an ipad. there you have it. actually works. >> somewhere we had to go from the top but that's how you would do it. allow it to go right on your -- a sad day because i don't get to be with holly. i miss you guys. we miss you back. >> thank you. >> we miss you in the dugout. >> this is kind of cool; right? our spa therapy. >> this is the place to be. the dugout comes with its own heaters and we've made new friends. there's tiffany back there. hey. and then here's ruth from fox news channel. we made friends her and friends in columbus. welcome to cleveland. we don't hear about your -- okay. ru so, you know, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i was actually born in chicago and you know, i'm all cleveland now. >> right, right. >> ruth is smart. she's staying quiet. let's get a look at your forecast. we'll start with your bus stop conditions and it's a little cool at the moment. i've been talking layers this morning. it's the best way to

mechanisms, social media spread and activation tool, and usb infection capability also with self-deleting capability as well. >> and all that stuff already exists. if you're the malicious actor, you don't have to write that or code it. you can grab your own cracked version of zeus or poison ivy, infiniti rat, you name it. all those tools are just out there for you to slightly customize it, create a fake file and do all the things you just described. >> it's an easy step. you know, today, in the dark web, it's a very robust economy like if you run a large enterprise, you buy product and get maintenance and support. go to the underground, buy tools, and you can get maintenance tools for support as well to compromise somebody's system or do a distributed service attack against somebody's system and knock it offline. think about that. if somebody went after one of the states and distributed the service against one of those databases online. it knocks it off in the middle of the election. >> the next thing we'll talk about is poison updates at the manufacturer level. >> i think we already cove

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. >>> researchers studied hiv using a usb stick. it detects the virus in a single drop of blood and creates an electrical signal that can be read by a computer. typically it takes a few days to produce results but this test was able to produce result in under 30 minutes with 95% accuracy. this technology could eventually allow hiv patients to regularly check their virus diabetics monitor their blood sugar. >>> some exciting news for you "star wars" fans. the denver art museum's new exhibit ""star wars" and the power of costume" kicks off this weekend. oh, gosh, so cool it shows the creative process that brought the characters to life, including the costume design behind a lot of the it. the exhibit features more than 60 original costumes from seven "star wars" films. you can join the galaxy not so far to see it. the exhibit is open until april. >>> well, the historic 23,000 square foot red zone castle has a brand new owner. the couple who owns the hotel denver in glenwood springs bought the castle with its 21 bedroom and 16 bathroom

put it on a chip and a couple of chambers and it plugs into a usb port. that really fuels it and gives it that energy. took for the jenetic material in the hiv virus. they can look at it and detect 1,000 copies per that amount of blood. that's a little bit higher than the number than what we get in a lab. but they say it's enough to then change their medication. find out how they're responding and kelly, they want this to go to third world countries and places where they don't have access to labs. imagine, if can you get your results right there and then you it will help that quality of i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is supporting family caregivers like you with free tools and resources. and we're making our community an even better place to live, work and play for people of all ages. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." on wall street, the dow jones closed at a record high.. beating the al

on this side, there is a usb output. just take a lightning cable and we are going to power and charge an iphone 6 plus from the same speaker that is now going to play music. i want to point out this is it's also waterproof. still working. you feel the christmas spirit? >> i do. >> reporter: this early door bust or wkyc.com which is hugely well rated, i found it under $50. check it out and you now know where to go as we count down to black friday. back to you. >> that is a wild man. >>> the paris las vegas report is ck outage forced everyone out of the hotel. workers cut into the main base of the electric line. generators failed to come on. no one was hurt and firefighters had to rescue folks trapped in elevators. >>> still to come, the browns get cody kessler back to take on dallas, and check it out. you know that song. rocker john hall in the house. music. we'll talk with him about. it the news at 7:00 returns >>> wow. you know this guy, john hall. what a career he has had. the founder of the band orleans, a u.s. congre

. >> the big surprise when the usb device. >> wow, look at it, it's charging. this is awesome. >>> fun in the leaves. ? >>> a wedding is an incredibly special day for the couple that is coming together to become one. so they say. they take such a long time to plan this wedding. advance to make sure they can make it. justin and george planned their wedding, but they didn't tell anybody. in fact, all of their guests thought they were showing up to their engagement party. >> this is what i'd like to do, because that way nobody can put in their two cents and get mad. they are just happy they got invited. >> you think, except you do have a problem, because it's just the engagement party. >> so many people, like, oh, we got football tickets that day. we'll just blowha >> as a matter of fact, best friends had tickets to the raiders that day and said i'm going to go see the game. i will see you later, my friend. >> especially the dudes. engagement party? we'll go to the game. >> because of that, they had to fess up to some of their people, so george has to reveal to hi

annual trouble in toyland report and showed off some of the recalled toys, including a helicopter with a usb port that can overheat and burn a child. when it comes to recalls, parents need to do their homework. and many of the items are not toys but things like pacifier clips consumers should only shop reputable websites. go to www.cbsboston.com and read the full report. >>> the pictures with the mall santa cost a small fortune but not at one place this year. every family will get two free four by six prints and a digital download. the mall expects record crowds between black friday and christmas eve. and it's not christmas unless you have the photo of the >> i love people who send that out. it's so real. >>> researchers just discovered evidence of the original plymouth settlement. >>> coming up all new tonight at 6:00. thieves targeting local horses. what they are taking right off these animals. we'll talk with the owner who afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ? dylan: i was un-athletic

going to become much more powerful, capable of storing much more data, you'll be able to treat it aa usb stick. >>> he is the first lab employee in the u.s. to ge chip implanted for work, password protected but hacking is a big concern. >> when these trips start to store credit card data and the type of data to make payments we believe it is logical cyber criminals will start to target it. >> that's where a cyber security lab starts to come in. >> we need to start thinking about securing these things now before they become more popular in society. world always pushing ahead. >> i believe that 10 years from now this will be so normal we'll look back on this conversation and say can you imagine? >>> i mean think of it like apple pay eventually where you go to a store and have all of the stuff on there. they are really working on making sure that security is tight before this happens. >> pretty cool. >>> ahead, a lawsuit for the birds. >>> seagulls the fight man and his neighbor. >>> kanye west, what we're . >>> 4:53. >>> 31-year-old otis tyronne mckane. he was angry oaf child custody battl

. >> we load a usb drive into here and walk over to that computer over there and load them to the websit website. >> the nbc bay area investigative unit is watching for any issues. if you experience any trouble placing your vote call our tip line. you also can file a complaint if you have any problems. you can find a link on our website which goes to the voter bill of rights. that's on our website at www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are tracking light rain in the bay area tonight. taking a look at the golden gate bridge. have the fog there. don't have any rain. anthony slaughter tracking the rain. >> we're just talking about a few rain drops. you can see the storm system and most of the rain is still to the north, even north of the bay area. we have the doppler radar scanning the skies. and from time to time sprinkles are moving through the east bay but a lot is off the shoreline. overnight we will see showers develop in the north bay. that's where it's going to stay from san francisco points north. 6:00 in the morning, that's the best chance of seeing the showers. after that, things start to

scientists have come up with a way to test hiv using a usb stick. the device is said to be very accurate but right now people have to wait up to three days for hiv results. help patients in the remote regions of the world. >>> take a look the this is a live look of the white house. it is veteran's day. the obama's will have breakfast with a 108-year-old veteran. this is bill moore. the oldest world war ii vet. he helped liberate a concentration camp. he also visited the world war ii memorial. i don't know you i got chills thinking about this because are losing your world war ii veterans every day and so we have to honor them. >> and anybody who wears that uniform. we love you, we thank you, we appreciate you. and dan we're going to have to get you a cup of water. >> we did have that a couple of days. winds are starting to back off a little bit. you'll notice that as you step outside. temperatures also nice and cool phoenix children's hospital valley cam. you can see the amp camera moves just a little bit there. between about 5 and 15 miles an hour.

we sneaker net it, so we load a usb drive into here and we walk that usb with the our shoes to that computer over there and load it on the website. >>> on tuesday voters in three bay area cities will decide whether to add a new tax on sugary soft drinks. oakland, albany, and san francisco have proposed soda taxes on the ballot. joe rosato, jr. caught up with what's becoming a fierce battle. >> hi there. >> reporter: on the front lines of this election year battle over taxing soda is a san francisco high school student named -- >> i'm harrison. i'm a high school student in san francisco. >> reporter: on a recent saturday -- >> we're out today in support of proposition v. >> reporter: volunteer harrison linder took to the streets. >> so you plan on voting yes? >> reporter: prop v would impose a 1 cent per ounce tax on the distributors of soda. the weight of this contentious campaign is reflected in everybody doorway. >> it's a grocery tax to me. i'll think about it. >> we were a no. >> reporter: the soda industry has poured $19 million into defeating prop v while former new york mayor michael

we sneaker net it, so we load a usb drive into it and walk the usb drive over to that computer over there and load them to the website. >> reporter: he says they do have a backup system just in case they run out of power. they have a backup generator that basically goes right into working order, as soon as there may be a power outage inside this building. also, there's a backup if they happen to lose their computer system, lose the count on the vote. they can go and save the votes that were previously counted and then go back to a previous day. they have a backup on top of their backup. you can vote at the santa clara county registrar's voters office. >>> two hospitals in the east bay are making sure that their patients can vote on tuesday. volunteers at hospitals in berkeley and oakland will bring registered patients voting ballots if they haven't already requested absentee ballots. volunteers will place a postcard on patients' breakfast trays to let them know they can vote. they'll then deliver the ballots to the appropriate election office. >>> on election day, nbc bay area investigati

a new rapidly spreading program called bad usb. virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about before. >> reporter: thumb drives are so cheap now that they are binary bait left at coffee shops, on college campuses, libraries, and more. in australia talk about devious deception, police there had to issue a warning after hundreds of thumb drives were sent to people's mailboxes. >> getting something in the mail you think it's free and blank. >> reporter: in a recent experiment, nearly 300usb drives were left on a college campus. half the students who found them put them right into their computers. >> you are on a budget anyway. >> reporter: the best way to protect yourself, say experts, consider using online storage. but if you have to use a thumb drive, make sure it's from a trusted source or purchase at retail in a sealed package. in tampa, eric glasser, 10news wtsp. >> the thumb drive warning is so new, experts say it could ta

hiv and the patients drop of blood by analyzing ph of the money devices connected to your computer's usb port ascends a result to the computer is also disposable and it's cheap and easy to use and gives papers on the 30 minutes instead of three days a new report from the cbc says that smoking is even worse than we originally report says as many as 40 percent of the cancers diagnosed here in the us may have a link to tobacco use the cbc director says even though there's been some progress in getting people to stop smoking 36 and a million americans still smoke a simple act could help your brain stay younger for longer at the core university professor observed mr article found that every flight of stairs climbed on a daily basis younger so ditch the elevator and take the stairs to keep your brain young what you think about that well we don't have enough stairs to me to worry about it but you know okay we work upstairs were on the second floor i me going upstairs to the third okay i don't i had a responded that were stairs in a parking garage to get up okay it's okay we'll will pass okay i

. >> or plug your phone in or another similar usb device. >> wow, look at it. it's charging. this is awesome. >>> it's the big day. the stage is set. the best man is in place. the preacher is there. the bride and groom now it's time for a prank. >> no! >> if i could have the rings, please. [ laughter ] >> i love this. >> stuart and his bride, vicki, are standing there. he turns to his mate, and he's like, hey, robert, you don't have the rings? >> we have to get to the end o >> no! >> he runs out of the church. ?? >> right about now the mrs. is like i'm not sure if i love you. oh, here we go, okay. >> i want one of those. >> this is great. >> i love it. >> he's going to do anything to get those rings. >> come on! you got to stop for a quick pint. there's always time for a pint. ?? >> what is that? >> that was a brussels sprout by >> i couldn't make it out either. >> the british are weird. ?? >> no. >> finally makes his way into his house. and after all that, he hops in a taxi to get back. as he's running back in, the guests applaud him. [ applause ] ?? >>> thanks for hanging o

. >> reporter: he says another concern is this usb-type card that collects data from the machine. >> all it is something that somebody physically carries from one place to another. that creates a gap in security. this could allow one to stuff the digital ballot in one direction or another. the likelihood of somebody going to all of those different voting manipulating each of those is very low, but if malware found its way in to the ecosystem it could do far-spreading damage. >> reporter: already 46 states have asked the department for cybersecurity help. they posted this information, we have confidence in the overall integrity of our electoral systems. nevertheless we must face the the big concern isn't about rigging the election but creating doubt in the system. his suggestion, not giving up on paper ballots. so if there is an attack there's a clear record. for security reasons, they wouldn't tell us who makes the voting machine only that the machines are out there and in use. i'm andrea day for "on the money." >> is concern about tapering casting doubt on an accurate vote count? ca

the president of the manville school said it was more like a universal charger with some usb inputs. the hazmat crew put the unit in a bucket labeled hazardous material after it overheated and then a member that caused another type of reaction that was a potentially dangerous situation. >>the student had a charger and it started to heat up and started sparking, and then he threw it down. some people came and helped. they took it to the bathroom, tried to isolate it. filled it with water and it started to off-gas. >> reporter: some people who were nearby inhaled the gas fumes and lightheaded. 7 people went in an ambulance to local hospitals. the school here is a special education school, but none of the students or staff had to be evacuated. a crew went inside, made surety area where this happened -- sure the area where it happened was clean, tested the air and determined it was safe to go on with classes. will head to the polls and pick our next president. hillary clinton and donald trump have a jam packed last-day schedule. each will visit several states. >>a brand-new poll shows th

because, it could be in your because the usb cord overheats and is a burning hazard. this bean bag chair was recalled because there used to be a very easy zipper so just open this up. two kids actually suffocated to death because they recalled in and they got some of the foam inside in their mouths. >> reporter: and the bottom line is if you shop online, you cannot assume the toys are as safe as when you buy them in the store because the stores will grab them make sure this stuff is not around your home. >> the kids will probably figure it out. >> reporter: it is tough to keep up with recalls. >> thanks. >>> and if you are looking for something to get into the holiday spirit, how about checking tout ice skating rink that has opened in downtown denver? this is the seventh year for the southwest rink at skyline park. skating is free and you can bring your own skates or rent a pair for two dollars. the rink is open daily through 11:00 and 6:00. for more, visit the mile high holiday section on cbsdenver.com. >>> and ice skating weather today. >> yeah, very cool day today.

. >> scientists in london are working on this disposable usb stick, it can test hiv in a single drop of blood. >>> a new study is bringing peace of mind to people with colitis. the colitis medication celebrex is easier on the stomach than prescription strength ibuprofen. there's been some concern about this painkiller. the stud dip found it caused fewer stomach and heart problems than other drugs. >>> 5:18. still ahead, genetically modified insects aren't the only creative way to fight zika, how south florida hopes to harness bacteria to fight the disease. >> and plans for a new hotel at universal orlando, details on the kid friendly space and the one feature that adults will love. >> first, facebook is apologizing this morning after a glitch made it appear that some users had >> horrible. abc's gee owe benitez has more. >> in today's tech bytes, facebook is apologizing far glitch that mistakenly posted death notices for users who are alive and well. >> a memorial banner appeared on a number of pages including facebook mark zuckerberg's asking friends and family to share and remember

to treat it as a usb. >> reporter: he is the first lab employee in the u.s. to get the chip implanted for work. it is password protected but hacking is a big concern. >> when they store credit card logical criminals will start to target it. >> reporter: that is where cyber security firm comes in. >> we need to think about this now before they become more popular. >> reporter: a new mobile wireless hands free world always pushing ahead. >> i believe 10 years from now it will be so normal we will look back on this conversation and say can you imagine. >> reporter: hopefully down for safety. kate merrill, wbz news. >> interesting. >> it is. >> i got queasy looking at that thing under the skin. >> i am okay. >>> scorpion is so hot right now cbs ordered an extra episode. it was only supposed to be 24 episodes and now a 25th is in the works. 10:00 p.m. on wbz. -- scorpion airs monday nights fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump

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