verizon says there was no at least of information, but security experts say verizon customers should banding together to preserve net neutrality. more than 80,000 websites including facebook, google, netflix, amazon, are participating in this protest to changes in neat neutrality rules -- in net neutrality rules. requires broadband provide force treat all networks equally. essentially preventing them from selling to speedier internet. internet fairness wants to repeal the rule. he was appointed by president trump in january. he says net neutrality kills innovation. a lot of big tech players today. you will signed ways big and that you will. >> you say it's seen as internet fairness, that would be easier for people to get behind the notion of this. until people not it, it's going to be tough. >> i saw something yesterday from a tech guru who said if you're not freaking out today about net neutrality. you shuould be. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. the president has a big day in paris. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> it is time to put our great country

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in other words, there's been no loss of theft of verizon customer information, you know, verizon saysrse, they regret this incident. the good news whenever we deal with these stories, you have to worry about the information and t human error. >> hoping that's all it is. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> program in the district is giving high school students the skills they need to succeed and the all important field of child care. the first step initiative provides students for paid work experiences, child care environment. they get hands-on training and they earn a child development certificate. the mayor stopped by the spanish education development to welcome the program's first graduating class. the students talked about what they learned. >> the program has helped me a lot with making sure what to do, what not to do with children. it made me improve as a person, also, it's helped me with people i've never met before -- bond with people i've never met before. >> the program lasts for two years, some for step graduates will take their certificates and jump right into the field. others will

back to comcast verizon, we'll see. there's a lot of verizon as we know is challenged on the top line what will it do? will it do a large deal? would it ever consider selling and would our parent company want to get that much bigger you can make arguments that it makes sense even on the economics of it there are ways to get to the number that makes sense. the fact that this guy says there's a 65% likelihood. >> would you argue that 65 is kind of like code for it could be 48%. >> by the way. >> 67. >> i would have gone 67. dish is now lower to a 30% chance of verizon by that and is lower to a sell. >> come on we should probably go. >> yeah. >> we do have to go because we want to make time for the ceo of mcdonald's steve easterbrook is with us here on post nine. we'll talk earnings and more plus jim got an exclusive with the head of citigroup after holding his first investor day since the crisis we'll hear sound from that in advance of mad money tonight nasdaq is up 12 of 13. dow needs 68 points at the open for an all tim

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barry, i'll begin with you do you take verizon at its word? are increasing traffic from the limited i can so what they are trying to manage here but i don't believe this is a net neutrality issue. >> a buy rating on the company, 54 price target. >> correct. >> do you think net neutrality in general will be pushed back by the trump administration? >> i think it will be loosened and we'll move away from title 2, but the goodness is when i talk to the carriers involved, talk to a gentleman named james schaefer who is the ceo of cogent, he said not an issue verizon is one of the good guys today. they are not blocking our traffic. so i think the issues that we had previously had been resolved i don't think we'll go back to blocking issues. >> adonis, the likes of netflix tried to raise the importance i think last week when they had a day of protest, if you will, where some of the websites you would go to and it would say here's what it looks like if we do away with net neutrality, and they are able to ration or change the way they offer internet se

it affected 6 million verizon customers.phone numbers, e-mail addresses and account p.i.n.s were exposed. an employee at one of verizon's vendors left it on a server. it requires them to store data within the company. app is working with a government owned company in china raising concerning about icloud accounts storing personal information getting transferred but apple says it has strong security measures in place. >>> a big tax break for google in france. france avoided a $.3 billion tax adjustment imposed on google. the france government said they were required to pay the tax because the irish subsidiaries sold online services to france. but they ruled they're not taxable in france. french government can appeal. >>> and united airlines is dealing with gnaw way to deal with old flights and involuntary bumping of passengers. it's called the flex schedule program. passengers who sign up will get an e-mail with a buyout offer up to $250 ahead of their flights if their seat becomes a hot commodity. if you're accepted, you'll

of 6 million customers bought the company says don't worry it did not make it to the wrong hands, verizonmes and phone numbers and addresses and even some account passwords were exposed by one of the company vendors. >>> delivery is for dinner, more than 40% of all online orders are now for food and it is not just millennials. there are big surges in 35 to the study attributes the surge to the expansion of restaurant apps and the ease of online ordering. >>> if you are flying united airlines and your seat becomes a hot commodity be on the lookout for a buyout offer of $250. according to bloomberg is called a flex schedule plan it is the new way united is dealing with overbooked flights. if you accept this you will be rebuilt from the same airport within 24 hours. >>> that is "wusa9 news at 5:00", the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> coming off the primary race corey stewart is now running for the u.s. senate. >> corey stewart surprised everyone when he almost beat ed gillespie for the republican nomination for governor and today in his typical firebrand way he announced he is running for sena

. >>> a warning for verizon customers. >>> we have two more miserably hot days to get through. as much as 105 degrees. tomorrow, in addition to being hot and humid, it's also going to be stormy. we're under a slight risk for strong to tomorrow. sheena has a complete look at your ten-day forecast coming right up. >>> plus, a veteran, the victim of a fie rry crime. his flag set on fire. he's not the only target. >>> it is the high-speed train that will change the way you travel. we'll tell you why developers are hitting the brakes on the multibillion dollar plan. >>> good morning. i'm erika gonzalez at the life desk. the all clear given after a bomb threat forced an evacuation at ucla. thousands of people being evacuated. they're in summer session so the dorms are being used by not only students but really young kids that have been attending summer camps. one person told the l.a. times that many kids were crying during this evacuation. talking about really small children. people had to wait for two hours and no device was found, but police are still investigating. back over to yo

verizon calls this human error and blaming the misconfigured security setting on the cloud server.curity experts say that verizon customers should change their pin codes as a precaution. >>> google appears to be off the hook for the big tax bill in france. the french government said google owes $1.3 billion in taxes for advertising that was sold to the clients between 2005-2010. the french court reversed the decision saying that google subsidiary based in ireland was exempt. google and other tech companies are criticized for trying to avoid taxes around the world. >>> the joke by peyton manning at the espy awards did not go over well with the warrior star kevin durant.>> and our gymnastics team was so dominant that kevin durant told me he wants to play for them next year. [ laughter ]>> look at his face. he is not amused. that was in reference to the kevin durant joining the warriors last season and he had been hounded for months over his decision to leave russell westbrook and the thunder and later a took the twitter posting and emoji showing the motion of not being amused. >>> it

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verizon calls it human error blaming the security setting that was misconfigured on the cloud server and cybersecurity experts say that verizon customers should be changing their 10 codes as a precaution -- pen codes as a precaution. >>> the french government said that google owed almost $1.3 billion in taxes for advertising that was sold to clients from 2005-2010 but the french court reversed the decision saying that the google subsidiary based in ireland was exempt and google along with other take companies under criticism or tactics to avoid paying taxes around the world. >>> we have video from the first full-scale test run of the hyperloop, the elon musk plan really rapid transit system he says will eventually run at 700 miles an hour using magnetic levitation and the hyperloop team conducted the test on may 12 at nevada and the prototype only went 70 miles an hour for five seconds and the team says everything went as planned so they call this a huge success and already working on the next test. they plan on running the hyperloop at 250 miles an hour. >> 250 euros >>> a group of

do you have verizon wireless?nformation may have been compromised. >> so we know the personal information of at least 14 million customers was leak on line, verizon, urging all of its wireless customers to change their past words and pin codes this morning. the company says the leak was caused by human error. records of wireless customers who called verizon in the past six months, were found, on an unprotected amazon storage server. verizon says the issue now resolved, and no lost or theft of customer information took place. >> forbes has released their list of the most valuable sports franchises in the world. and at number one, the dallas cowboys. but, where did the eagles lands then? can you guess? we are going to reveal. >> thankfully, 11 days away from the start of training camp, it will be all about carson wentz. he needs to step up on and off the field, and he's already doing it off. back in north dakota announced the launch of his ao1 foundation, his foundation combines his love for god, the outdoors, and d

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first up following a massive data breach at verizon the company blames the leak on human error. security setting on a cloud server was miss configured causing customer names phone numbers and some pin codes to be leaked online. pin codes are what the company uses to confirm someone's identity when they call customer service. the leak happened on june 13th. the problem has since been fixed and verizon says no theft of customer information occurred. >>> the education department is causing outrage after claiming that 90 percent of sex a into the category of "we were both drunk." survivors are blasting the agency for suggesting in a new york times article that a majority of sex assault incidents are regretted drunken hookups. the education department is now apologizing for those remarks. education secretary betsy devos is expected to meet with advocates on all sides of the issue today to discuss campus sex assaults. >>> major companies staged a.m. cyber resistance movement against proposed net neutrality rules yesterday. facebook twitter amazon google and more than 80,000 other web

verizon and procter & gamble. the return of unlimited data helped verizon sales surge past estimates. meanwhile, cost cuts helped beat expectations at procter & gamble although sales were flat. investors liked the news out of both companies, in particular verizon was up more than 7%. >>> on wall street as a whole the nasdaq touched a record high before tech and a big reversal during the day. the dow managed another record close. the dow rose 89 points, nasdaq dropped 40 and the s&p 500 was off two. >> royal dutch sales said profits tripled while connick could he phillips were better than expected. earnings season so far has been fairly strong, bob pisani explains why the oil patch could, could be a threat to the stock rally. >> earning are humming along with gains of more than 10% now expected for the s&p 500 in the second quarter. there's one potential little fly in the oiptment out there, and that's big oil. exxon mobil, chevron and other big names will be reporting tomorrow. something unusual is happening. beca

(mark) the personal information of six- million verizon customers has been leaked online.izon says the only person who had access to the inforation was the researcher who found the leak. the cyber-security company 'upguard' discovered the issue. they said it was caused by "human error." 'upguard' alerted verizon on june 13th but the security hole was not closed until june 22nd. it exposed customers names, addresses, and pin numbers. security experts advise customers to update their pin codes and never use the same one twice. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... sports world biggest night at the espy awards... the outfits, the jokes, and oh, the award winners. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break.. we'll tell you how a mountain lion managed to jump through a window and onto a sleeping woman. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (mark) take a look at this... a mountain lion crashes through an apartment window

when you soon into verizon, we have put out -- you zoom into verizon, we have put out a clear statementverizon supports net neutrality. let congress pass real laws around it and cement it. today is a great day of action that has been organized. all those things are really positive. emily: coming up, some major newstors, including the england patriots owner. we will hear from bobby kotick next. is liferg technology" streaming on twitter. check us out weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ azor is shooting for a hong kong ipo that could value the gaming here maker at as much as -- gaming gearmaker at as much as $5 billion. the company sells its products via e-commerce giants and in chains like best buy across the u.s. $1 billion worth of product globally over the last three years. tech and media moguls are meeting and mingling. activision blizzard announced the sale of its franchises in the "overwatch" league. among the buyers, the owner of the new england patriots. i started by asking kraft why he made the move to esports. >> we love the infra

verizon customers, update your pin codes.ompanies are banding together to preserve net neutrality. more than 80,000 websites including facebook, google, netflix, amazon, are participating in a protest to changes in net neutrality rules. net neutrality requires broadband provide force treat all content equally. essentially preventing them from selling access to speedier internet. the rule went into effect in 2015. the new fcc chairman wants to repeal the rule. he was appointed by president trump in january, he says net neutrality kills innovation. all those companies there think otherwise. >> if they really want to change the debate, they new to change the term. net neutrality, people fall asleep when they hear that. internet fairness or something that frank luntz would teach you that people grasp on to the language of that. >> you work on that. folks, if you have an idea, tweet us @earlystart. >> please do. in the meantime, "early start" begins with the latest from paris. >>> president trump has arrived in paris. a busy two d

verizon says, the only person who got access... was the researcher who found the leak. the cyber- security company 'upguard' .. uncovered the issue. they said it was caused by "human error." 'upguard' alerted verizon on june 13th-- but the security hole was not closed until june 22nd. it exposed customers names, addresses, and pin numbers. upguard advises customers to update their pin codes... and never use the same one twice. (steve) cotati police are searching for a woman suspected of using counterfeit money to buy baked goods at a fundraiser. investigators say this woman went up to a booth set up by the rancho cotati high school music program. she then pulled out a fake $100 dollar bill and asked for $80 dollars in change. after getting the money she left. then a student noticed the fake bill and chased the woman to her car. but as they approached her, she sped away in a dark colored, older model honda. (pam) a live look outside.. sfo (steve)brittney has forecast little change expected across the region today into thursday with temperatures near seasonal averages and

that includes companies like verizon, at&t, ibm, cisco, nokia and crucially the head of the us federalommunications commission has also spoken out against net neutrality. those who are against it say it adds unnecessary new regulation to the internet. they say net neutrality makes it harder for internet service providers to make back the money they invested in building the infrastructure that gives people high—speed internet. politicians, companies and the us public have until august 16 to make their views on the issue is clear. then the federal communications commission will make its final decision before the end of this year. with me is mike weston, founder of radiate b2b. thank you very much for coming in. just explain why the us can indicate as regulator is talking about rolling back these rules. it is a really good question. it is difficult to be very clear at about the exact motivation. what we know is that the head of the fcc, recently ta ken over, is that the head of the fcc, recently taken over, was a corporate lawyer for horizon. his recently taken over, was a corporate lawye

verizon customers information leaked. yet but the leak of 6 million verizon customers' personal information. because yet again, hackers got into a third party a vendor that verizon used that would store some of your information and it was human error in this instance, that's what verizon says. they've been investigating this for about a month. what you can do in the meantime is change your pin. i mean, we're so vulnerable today because our information is out there. it's annoying that these third parties keep having instances. >> what do companies need to do? the onus is aay it seems lauren. >> reporter: exactly. companies need to make sure that not only are their systems safe but the vendors ths >> okay. all right. now let's get to the some good news. it is friday because it's national fry, like french fry day and there's some g giveaways. >> reporter: yay! mcdonald's go in with the app you can get free medium fries. not even small fries, medium fries, thank you mcdonald's. not only this month but next month through septe

verizon has to lower prices. the churn is terrible. >> you don't need to be in that business >> why do that >> you don't have to you have time. >> i think time is on your side now. the problem is you never know when time won't be on your side. that's the harder part to figure out. >> what i find most interesting about this issue is actually nbc-u has a product that they could use on their own for wireless except the government doesn't legal them we have spectrum that was given to us because of the titanic remember all of this broadcast is done over spectrum that could be used for ovther things if the government would loosen up the rules they have about it you wouldn't have to go out and get somebody else's spectrum >> that's another subject. >> that's my free market utopia down the road. >> remember when ge was selling nbc? that network was mired in -- it was in fifth place it quietly has become number one. >> three or four years or something. >> quiquietly. >> while you're competing with this new content >> find

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tim armstrong, ceo of verizon's internet media business, gave us his take.im: i think there's a lot of energy around making net neutrality work. overall i think when you zoom into verizon, we have put out a clear statement. the company, which basically said look, verizon supports net neutrality. it has been penciled in. let congress pass real laws around it and cement it. i think it is great that there is a day of action that has been organized. all those things are really positive. sportscoming up each draws major -- esports draws some major investors, including the england patriots owner. we will hear from activation ceo bobby kotick next. "bloomberg technology" is life streaming on twitter. check us out on bloomberg tv 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: razer is shooting for a hong kong ipo that could value the gaming gearmaker at as much as $5 billion. and help fund development of its own mobile phone. the company is said to be developing its own mobile device tailored for it is consumer base of gamers. the com

jha and now a developing story for nearly 6 million verizon companies. no one's personal information was stolen. verizon alerted the capital hill emergencies on call. >> and a college anti hazing bill. it would require hazing incidents to be included in a college's annual crime report. also expected to be at this morning's briefing, dr. nick jones. we follow this hearing this week for the fraternity members charged in the hazings of piazza. frat members waited nearly 12 hours before they called for help. the judge plans to resume it next month. >>> later today philadelphia leaders will join with neighbors to take back the tree at 18 thd and lombard streets where a noose was hanging last week. they say it was an attack on philadelphia's values of tolerance and diversity, the video here shows the man who tossed the man into the tree. investigators want to talk both men. >>> they've recommended buyouts for some staff, better top management and a better sense of reconciliation. no drafts like closing or emerging from the state run schools and that's close wh

i get why verizon loves this deal but why does disney do this deal doesn't have to go anything. disney could control their own future over the top. thaifr getting involved in hulu, other digital streaming. espn is not going to go quietly here i go back to i'm comfortable with disney's evaluation that's what should be bought and is bought. that was cheap some of the parts acquisition and that's the one that happens again >> lion's gate cbs says no. >> they live on their own. our buddy here the other day, the whole conversation lion's gate is its own animal if it does, it's a bonus to tim's point, viacom, not saying disney is expensive, but viacom shouldn't be almost half the valuation. i think it goes higher >> tame for our special all-star edition of the fast pitch, each day this week, wup of our trader this is week will pitch a stock they think the is worth a buy. he sent me up to the plate >> here's what we're look iing t i've got the camera man leading me i liked to talk about management first. i'm going to start dissecting it when i look at what's going on here, steve win, u

system and the system tries to catch up with new security protocols. >> i went inside earlier and verizon has now hired a security guard to man the store inside. i'm also told deputies are working with other bay area law enforcement to see if these men are connected to other burglaries. >> azenith smith live for us in cupertino tonight. thank you. >>> now to washington where president trump has invited republican senators to the white house tomorrow for an urgent meeting following the collapse of the gop's healthcare legislation. jana katsuyama is in the newsroom with the options on the table tonight. >> republicans control everything right now; congress and the white house. but they just could not get this bill to a vote. and already some are saying they're not onboard with president trump's plan b. >> reporter: the republican party's internal battle over healthcare reform is creating ill will within the party. president trump blasted senate republicans. >> we finally get a chance to repeal and replace. they don't take advantage of it. that's disappointing. >> reporter: the senate bill f