the fbi is warning people to connecticut for this mall ware and get these systems cleared.:00 last night they shut down a temporary server that had been keeping infected computers online. about 60,000 computer worldwide will still not be able to access the internet but that is a small number compared to the -- with the amount, they set up people with mall ware and that is because they were directed to bogus websites in an attempt to steal money. >> this virus affected other computers and it can affect an internet phone because if it affects the router everything in the network is going to the wrong location. >> reporter: experts say if you don't have internet, you must call your service provider and of course they will have particular anythings on hand to help remove the mall ware, it is certainly not easy because this mall ware is embedded very deep within the hard drive. coming up, we will talk with a cyber security expert about what you should be doing today if you cannot get on to the internet. live in santa clara. >>> showers and storms are expected to drop to the lowe

>> it's focusing on making 50% of revenues from cost ware. they're not there yet, but that's the target by 2015. but the higher margin sales were certainly helping to drive the bottom line performance that for ibm is substantially better than expectations. at the same time, we have weak markets in franz, and italy down, and so all tolled, ibm benefitting from a better product mix, and cost reduction. >> susie: and looking at ibm stock, itasup in the regular session, and then again in afterhours toup $191. you're recommending the took. why do you like it? >> certainly, we think ibm is on track to grow earnings 10% a year from now to 2015. $15 a share this year to $20 by the time we get to 2015. we k that the company given the breadth and depth of their ability ha to grow earnings through a cyclical downturn. >> and you like google. why? >> the company probably coming out with better than $10 a share earnings tomorrow, earnings that will be up 10% year over year on top of the revenue rise. goggle strong in terms of search, and investor fears in

i would like to invite up douglas goldman, stephen haines, monica ware, andjes jessica. i want to recognize the 75th anniversary. it was purchased by rosalie m. stern and was given to the city in memory of her husband. she wanted the site to be preserved as a park where the public could enjoy it admission and free music and performances. on june 4, under -- 1932, stern grove was dedicated. kshe formed the nonprofit association stability that comes to its work to be free and design for everyone's interested. it is a special place, and natural amphitheater surrounded by giant eucalyptus, and edwards -- redwood. this reflects the commitment to making sure the had exceptional programming and deserve a diverse audience. the music festival is a bay area tradition and something we look forward to. performers have been there, the opera, ballet, ladysmith black mambazo, roberta flack, and sheila e and the escobedo family. we are very lucky to have this festival. i wanted to bring these folks out here to thank you. it was not for your hard work in organizing the volunteers who are

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mcfarland, as in ambassador ware, hold the applause, if you would, in k.t. mcfarland as in ambassador ware, as in many of the women in public service or private life in colorado today and across the country, conservative women, women who love freedom, women who know what's at stake, in k.t. and in all of them, all of you lives the indomitable spirit of margaret thatcher. how grateful we are k.t. could be with us today. thank you all so much. [ applause ] all right, friends, the summit rolls on. let me just cover a few important announcements and then we will allow the hotel staff to get us set up for our founders luncheon with the honorable william j. bennett. please be aware that there are many book signings going on just about everyone who speaks has got book signings that will occur immediately after they speak out in the exhibit area to your right as you leave the exit doors. it's a tricky thing because the program moves relentlessly but some of you may want to play hooky and go on out and get that book purchased and signed by the speaker. please be awar

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we -- susan ware and i both benefited so much from barbara solomon's influence in our lives. and i think she got it right. it is an uneasy relationship. let's just leave it there. who is next? >> nancy malchio, princeton university. does the history of radcliffe mean that the situation of women undergraduates, faculty and administrators at harvard today is less complicated than at princeton or yale that had no such history? more complicated or what would you say? >> nancy spent much of her professional life after graduate school as a harvard as a major force in princeton's administration, so i'm honored you are here today, nancy. princeton, you know, had a woman's institution. evelyn college, and it lasted only ten years. i think had it been able to gather the resources it needed in the way that radcliffe was able, it would have had an important impact on princeton's life. it is complicating because i look around me and i know that there are many women here in this audience that are very loyal to the institution that educated them and probably feel a little bit bristly about

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mcfarland. [ applause ] >> i just want to tell you you have no idea who this lady is, marilyn ware is a legend in conservative circles and diplomatic circles. she doesn't sing her own praises ever but ran a major corporation and went on to be the ambassador to finland where they were not expecting a women ambassador and has continued to do great things for conservative causes and republican causes around the world. so anyway i'm honored to share the stage with you. >> it's all yours. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i also for can you hear me if i walk over here? yes? okay. i want to thank john andrews. you know, he gets it. he understands that it's not just winning enough electoral votes to be president. it's about changing the way people think. and i learned that from ronald reagan where he knew it wasn't enough just to be president. he knew you had to get the support of the american people to govern. and we've had political leaders for the last decade or so who didn't get that. that's why it's so important the work you are doing here to educate yourself on the issues and be active and

ambassador ware have been out there on the forefront of women's movements. but in a lot of countries women are educated but not allowed in the work force. in the middle east, women are not educated. but women who are educated and join the work force it's a 30, 40% increase in gnp. we have that solved. the only problem that we have, i think is our debt and deficit problems. we can't summon the political will to pay off our debt or to balance our budget. and for that the good lord and divine providence have thrown us a lifesaver. if you look at why do countries go to war? we fight every energy. world war i was in part germany trying to get ahold of the coal fields in central europe. and world war ii was the japanese trying to get access to oil. and the gulf wars have been over oil. we have found in the united states the engineers can look under the oceans and the surface of the earth for energy. and when we have looked we have found we have an abundant supply. we have more oil than saudi arabia. we have more natural gas than russian that. with you have enough

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no ware does it tell pre/srepbt them not to repair them. >>> a new medicine for hiv and a huge step ontopping it. >>reporter: hasler says he has been proscribeninging his medicine and helping people. it is for people who engage in risky behavior or have partners with hiv. even with the approval, they encourage condoms, but they are hoping this medicine will help stop the spread. >> it will take us a number of years to get that vaccine that works. but this is the first pill to take that can prevent you. >>reporter: more people will see it as a green light for risky behavior. >> we don't want people to stop using condoms. >>reporter: insurance will hopefully cover it soon and they can make it in areas that need it most. >>> the treasure is filing a divorce and it was filed the same day the wife crashed her car. he is seeking custody of their son. >>> a recount in la county and it is set for wednesday. >>> one of the boats in the ocean was shot at, this is a supply ship and it happened in water about ten miles from the may port of dubia. a navy personal opened fire after they refuse today

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an estimated quarter people have that mall ware. if you think you are one of them call your internet service provider. >> a status hearing will come wednesday against two former penn state officials. they're accused of perjury and failing to report allegations of sex crimes against jerry sandusky. the former assistant football coach was convicted. >> now let's take a look at what our local sports teams. >> the first place here nationals will take advantage of the all-star break with no games until this weekend when they start a four-game set in miami against the marlins. d.c. united will hit the pitch in houston and don't let the heat trick you the capitals will be in this week. >> still to come fishermen land a massive fish off the coast of california. >> but when they took him to shore they got a bit of a surprise. >> first though steve is back with when the record-breaking -- record-beating heat wave will come to an end. >> here's this week's federal hot minute. >> welcome to this edition of the federal hot minute. since their in

. >> this all came about when a group of hackers infected computers with a piece of mall ware, maliciousoftware. although servers get taken down, the infected computers will start to show up. unless you fix things first. all computers are vulnerable. >> does it matter if i have a mac or a pc? >> it can run on either system, so you want to make sure if you have a mac to go ahead and check for it. >> they're getting requests from concerned pc users all over the world. best advice, check early to avoid a manic monday. >> a big question remains here, what about my mobile device? mcafee admits they're not sure. they don't think this type of mall ware attacks -- >>> a rough day for the city of stockton as its bankruptcy court went to -- many attorneys at the hearing the case would be resolved by mediation, not his rulings. a long list of creditors was represented, all urged to negotiate for the money they're owed. the stockton newspaper quotes the city's lead bankruptcy attorney as saying two of the city's nine labor groups have agreed to new contracts to help ease the financial pressure. >>>

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they said that nearly 42,000 people have the wall ware.everal internet providers have set up their on safety net. >>> tom cruise and katy homes have reached a settlement. an agreement has been signed but no terms. the two were fighting for custody of the daughter. the settlement comes less than two weeks after she filed from divorce. they got married back in 2006. >>> work is underway. trans exhortation -- the modern structure will replace the current tower. it will be @to the highest ack serious water on the big step taken today to shut down and find a new source from water providing to million of the people. >>> the reservoir stores billions of gallons of water and provides water to san francisco and other bay cities. today the restoration turned in more than 15,000 signatures for the measure. if passed it will direct the utilities to find a way to drain it. >> go and figure out if there's a way for us to undo the damage that we have done to the park. no other city has done damage like this and meet the next 100 year water needs. >> that

snow hill, ocean city i think you're going to see decent showers in the next hour before it begins to ware off. 59degrees now, it's actually pretty chilly out with east- west wind at 15. compared to two days ago it was 104 degrees at the airport down to 69. 87 the humidity, that front is pushed back to the east- northeast. we got into cool ocean air which kept the atmosphere stable. that cool air is coming in, stabilized atmosphere. the only kind of rain we expect overnight into tomorrow will be some occasional rain and drizzle maybe some showers. northeast winds, is actually kind of breezy now. 15, 14 in elkton. there's been some pretty rough surf particularly in delaware, maryland beaches and jersey as well. you probably heard of some of the the rescues they've had. we're under the influence of this air off the atlantic ocean. so most of our moisture to the south. a little more coming overnight. tomorrow we still have a lot of clouds. maybe some rain activity from time to time. later in the day i think we might actually begin to clear out a little bit. by sunday, warmer air begins to mov

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eye ware company coastal.com is teaming up with the living hope neighborhood church in richmond for freecreenings tomorrow through wednesday. patients will be seep between 9 and 11:00 a.m. and 2 to 4:00 p.m. the company will be giving away free single vision glasses to anyone in need of a new pair. not a bad deal. >> ama: leigh glaser has the forecast. we're calling if. >> leigh: we warmed up in today thanks to a slight offshore wind that developed throughout the course of our afternoon, and helped to warm temperatures up into the upper 80s to low 90s in the east bay. but you can see the low clouds and fog starting to move over downtown san francisco. live doppler hd, you can get a sense how wide or extensive the fog bank is. i want to show you the last few frames right here. you can see all of this is kind of squashing down towards the south. we have an area of low pressure to the north of us and that's going to cool us down tomorrow. it will start to bring in the low clouds and fog overnight tonight but i think they may scour out a little sooner by tomorrow afternoon. right now we have

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they could come to your home, anyone's home and install military hard ware on your roof or on your lawn without ever asking. >> government officials say they gave advance word to londoners living near the missile site and they are as suring everyone they will only be fired if there is a dire threat to the city. >> one of the nations most hallowed burial grounds looking good. up next to arlington national cemetery with a look at a special renewal and remembrance project. >>> a new food truck in town. chick-fil-a, will be serving up lunch in different locations. friday is cow appreciation day, those who dress in cow attire will receive free food ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> full honors for remains of six airforce service men lost in laos. that i shall plane went down 47 years ago -- their plane went down 47 years ago, christmas eve, their remains were finally found after 15 years of searching. now remains are buried together in a single casket. >>> over the years this next group of vets and volunteers contributed more than $2 million to the care of arlington national cemetery today, they teemed up with

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>> well, even then, it's starting to ware thin. of folks out here in ward 8 say they don't have the kind of money to be going off to hotels or to be buying generators to deal with all of this. this is what they resorted to. take a look. they are having a good time right now. they realize the adults they aren't supposed to be cracking fire hydrants, but they are taking matters into their own hands to try and stay cool out here. >> all throughout anacostia. >> there's no hope. we don't have any hope. we don't have anything to look forward to. and it's really disgusting. i'm tired. i'm disabled. >> many other places, ward 8 got hit hard with downed trees and toppled power lines. these residents, is this day three of battling sweltering heat without any electricity. >> something like that. >> heat and humidity -- >> so far, utility repair trucks have been absent off of good hope road. even worse, these residents have had no help from district leaders or emergency personnel. people like robert and his neighbors are simply trying to surv

computers security experts are nervously watching cyber space today ominous warning about a possible mal wareattack. it's called dns changer -- dns changer. it makes it impossible for people to log on to the internet. the fbi estimated 4 million computers were infected worldwide and set up a special web site to help. security experts estimate 47,000 americans computers might tim be infected. >> we desparately hope that the consumers that did the right thing over the course of the last week, they checked the machine, they cleaned them up and we hope today that it's nonissue. >> experts say if you cannot log on to the internet call your service provider for help. >>> google is supporting gay rights and its campaign called legalized love. the internet and software giant based in the south bay said it will focus on countries with antihome sexual laws. the campaign is to promote safer conditions for gay and lesbian people inside and outside the office. google is frequently named lgtb frequently workplace by gay rights organizations. >>> organizers declaring avon walk for breast cancer a success su

away.the ád-n-s changerá mall ware was first discovered in busted the hackers last year, agents realizedhe maliciouss servers..... victims would lose inteenet service.so they set up temporary servers..... but ttey expire tonight aa midnight.you still have time to check your computee... the f-b-i has arranged for aa private company to run a website where users can see if their computers are at risk. risk.for a link to here you can go tooget instructions on how o test your computer too make sure it's cllan of malware... go to our websiie at fox baltimore dot com and click on newslinks. amazon is working on a smartphone... accooding to a new report frommbllomberg.the online shopping weesite has reportedly teamed up with chinese manufacturer foo- conn to develop the hardware.the phone is likely toorun the amazon entered the hardware game with thh kindle e-reader in 2007, followed by its android-powered big brother, the kindle fire tablet. it appears best buy is takkng a bite oot of applees playbooo. according to aa wall street journal -dot-com article... bbst buy is incorporating a "solution

aquarium and most lobsters can reddish brown and he's now resting comfortably at the national sang wares to check him out. >> very bright lobster. quick check of the temperatures, the heat wave is broken, mid 80s, low 80s out there, so much more comfortable, tomorrow looks like a repeat performance, kelli, we like it that way. >> we love it that way. >> after this weekend, we love it. >> pretty miserable. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 11. have a good evening. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com

. >> help is on the ware. power crews from our state and out of state arrived and are ready to work. how many out of state crews are coming here to help bge with the power outages. >>> and what is keeping the crews from getting the power back on, downed trees and power lines across the region. i am charley crowson with a live report on how progress is going. >> well, school just got out for summer. but retailers want your money for the back to school sales. we will tell you what you need to know to get the kids ready for later on in the year. >>> and another day you need to beat the heat. good morning thanks for joining on this tuesday morning. i am megan pringle. today marks another code red heat alert day. temperatures are expect to be high and can -- expected be to be high and can pose health official three people in our state have died a man in montgomery and two elderly one in baltimore city and wicomico. let's check in with meteorologist mike match theasco to see how things are going -- mike masco. >> we

. >> reporter: campaigns like go red from the american heart association have really race add wareness about women and heart disease and that has translated into a decrease in death over the last decade. heart disease is actually preventable 80% of the time if you know how to stay healthy. i spoke to a doctor and learned that the damage we doo to our hearts starts in our 20s shelf offered tips on jump starting a healthy heart. >> exercising, combine that with strength training twice a week and changing your eating habits, fruits and v tables, avoiding processed foods and the two -- if you smoke quit or avoid secondhand smoke. control stress because now we have new research showing that women who do not manage their stress well are twice as likely to die from heart disease and seven hours of sleep a night. hard to do but laying -- living a heart healthy lifestyle starts in the 20s. >> reporter: my take away is start early and it inspired me to have a talk with my daughters and to tacloser look at my own diet. here is to your good health, i will see you next week and you can see the prem

in any event, check out all of your spy ware, malware, get all the updates this weekend. make sure your security system is working as well as possible to get this thing out of your computer. take time, go to that website and just make sure because you don't want to find that it's monday and the ghost got you. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. now that we know what it means to us, let's talk about it. we all take our internet access for granted, right? what will you do without it if you do lose it monday? how will you spend your time? do you remember what it was like without the internet? tweet me. i'll read your responses later in the show. tweet me before monday before the internet connection might go down. >>> the business of scientology. it's part of our focus on the church this morning. how much money do they generate and where does it come from? this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract bus