they will say it was yahoo!. for yahoo! who else out there do you want? do you want a technology approximate person versus a media person? that has always been the big debate. >> all right. i'm curious, is there any sense that dan was instrumental or played a role at all? >> my sense is that people were part of this slate. i do believe that dan was heavily involved in the process. you know? michael wolf, former president of the mtv networks is now on the board and part of the nominating committee. he was clearly instrumental in this as were others. and there is no question that if you are a third point investor, this is probably a success today as you know, the stock moving up and afterhours trading. >> yes, thank you so much for that. great reporting. joining us tonight. and as andrew goes to the stock moving higher. i'm curious if there is any activity that would have indicated that something was expected because of the earnings announcement tomorrow. >> i did not see anything necessarily about this at all or the earnings other than the usual suspects a

yahoo!'s business plan. this time as ceo. we have team coverage on the beat on yahoo!'s fifth ceo to be hired in the past five years. bob redell is live at google headquarters with a look at mayor's impact on the google products you use. we'll start off with business and tech reporter scott mcgrew at yahoo! headquarters. what do we know about mayer that leads one to believe she can be a success? >> reporter: well jon, that's an interesting question because it really depends on what you mean by success. keep in mind yahoo! is not a failed company, it's just not a very interesting company compared to, say, google or apple or facebook or even yahoo! of ten years ago. in that sort of rule she's already become a success because she's generated so much excitement. she has already done that, she hasn't even shown up on first avenue in sunnyvale yet but she will later today. do keep in mind marissa mayer has never run an entire company but did help make google what it is today and brings credibility

one of the questions is can marissa mayer be a success here at yahoo!. yahoo! is not a failed company, it's just not a very interesting company lately, not compared to, say, apple or facebook or google or twitter. so already she's generated interest in what's going on at yahoo!. a lot of excitement and she hasn't even shown up here on first avenue in sunnyvale yet. keep in mind mayer has never run an entire company but helped make google what it is today and brings some geek credibility to a company that needs to attract first rate employees. that's the really exciting thing. not only is she going to work on products like she did at google, but she's going to attract employees. there are two things that a company has to do, it has to create something that people want, but also in silicon valley it has to attract a-list players and a lot of people believe that she can do that. yaho yahoo!'s gain is google's loss. bob is at google. what effect do you think it's going to have on google? >> reporter: good morning. one could make the argument that google is so big t

i think yahoo!, if you believe yahoo! at the end of the day needs be a content company and ross will bring interest that direction, maybe inevitably that will it heads and there could be a passage where she looks where it could be more than that. >> are they so far behind. people say they still need to merge with someone. in terms of size and scale, ultimately this represents they want to remain independent. do you see them trying to buy somebody, maybe an aol. >> the chances there are slim. when you look what yahoo! has and aol has, there's a lot of similarities and a lot having premium inventory. i think their course has started to diverge somewhat. for her the challenges at yahoo! are pretty substantial. that's going to keep them busy for quite some time before trying to integrate. >> what do you think about the stock price? >> it's attractive right now. we have an equal weight. we assign very little value to the core. there's whole option in terms of the alibaba asset in terms to convert. i think the company is lookin

so if he takes yahoo!the direction of being more of a tech company again and bringing some more of the retail background into yahoo! it could be interesting. but it will be tough. >> scott thompson has been on this show. i liked him. i thought he was competent. my concern is when a reporter at a press conference or a dial-in press conference asked him what's similar between paypal and yahoo! what are you bringing, and he said well, p paypal has sellers and yahoo! has viewers and i thought that was weak, not a bit there. >> you talked about balancing the needs of the merchants versus customers. seemed like it was tenuous. >> it was a stretch. >> kind of like saying meg whitman has enterprise experience. >> she used enterprise software. >> right. right. it's almost like, well, just say that there really -- it's not there, but here's a smart person who is coming in to do great things. >> go ahead. >> is it the really the battle? i think the things that people mention time and time again, yahoo! needs to refin

first-up, yahoo! ross levinson in favor of an e ex- -- where do you look for a yahoo! ceo, you google her! what happens next to ross. >> even though they would hire her over ross who's been there some of time, yahoo! think this is a can start over and not sell on the content they have right now. ross should start over. >> move on, ross. >> there's no way ross can stay after being passed over by marissa. everybody thought he would get the job. once they pull in an outsider, vote of no confidence, he has to go. >>> and a content sharing agreement we pointed out earlier this year. the legendary king, kravis, and we will have the conference tomorrow. if you had mr. kravis sitting across from you, what would you ask him? >> i want to know whether mitt romney being president will actually be the beginning of the end for private equity firms? >> because? >> for years what private equity firms have done is find ways to overcome political and economic barriers. when we have one of these guys actually running t

a huge move for yahoo today. one of the leading women in the technology field will be up there with meg whitman and others. cheryl sandberg. but it is -- it is big maas this afternoon. >> wow. very bug news. let's talk more about it. she was really the protector of the brand at yahoo. you no, i thought it was interesting that the brand that opening page when you go to -- go to google, she was the protector of the brand of google. when you go to -- very plain, very simple and straightforward. tell us about her skill set, what she brings to the table for yahoo. >> brings a couple of things. first is the attention of detail. also she came into engineer and was the 20th employee at google. she has a serious experience and a reputation in the valley when you talk about iconic figures in the valley and when you think about the struggles yahoo had to attract tough talent, the idea within the board is that she's going to be able to bring the new life, new blood, into yahoo, a company which many people have had lot of que

yahoo! >> jessica, yahoo! has been struggling to find a president and ceo with vision and staying power. and that is exactly what marissa mayer brought to the table at google. yahoo! is hoping she will breathe new life into its board room. it's a move that matters to women. inside board rooms in the hi-tech world, you'll find mostly men. women in the industry and say diversity is still a concept not a reality. facebook's director of engineering jocelyn gold fine recently told us -- >> the only thing i don't love about my job is that sometimes i'm the only woman in the room. if there were a few more women in the room, this would be the best job on the planet. >> yahoo! is changing course hiring a new star to be president and ceo, 37-year-old ma ris sass mayer. >> she started off as a techie. what this should tell young women today is they should follow their passions. they should follow what drives them and motivates them. >> uc berkeley professor joel ensays you the appointment problems hard

do you think in a year or two, that yahoo is stand alone or somebody baep buys it if >> either way, yahoo shareholders win. >> susie: do you own the stock? >> no, i don't own the stock. s&p capital may have an affiliation with the company. >> susie: good enough. scott kessler of s&p capital i.t. >> susie: it's the world series of air shows, with the world's biggest aircraft makers vying for orders from some of the biggest air carriers. we're talking about the u.k.'s farnbourough air show. sylvia hall looks at how boeing, and its top rival, airbus are faring at this year's big show. >> reporter: if you want to see fierce competition, just look up. boeing and airbus split the commercial plane market. this week, they duked it out for an edge, that neither really got. boeing's performance at farnbourough was up from last year, it logged orders or commitments for almost 400 aircraft, totaling more than $37 billion. at a similar event last year, it racked up $22 billion in orders. this year's tally includes 150 planes for united airlines. 100 of them will be boeing 737 max 9's, the company's mo

a busy day for yahoo! and a rather exciting day for marissa mey meyer, marla, her first day as a ceo. >> absolutely. scott, as you say, she's a yahoo! now. meyer will become the second woman to take charge of yahoo! the first was carol bartz who ran the company from 2009 to 2011. mayer is the newest addition to a growing list of female power players in high tech. meg whitman is ceo of hewlett-packard, cheryl sandberg is ceo of facebook, who finally took a seat on the company's board of directors in june, and virginia ramedy for ibm. mayer has down played this telling discovery.com, "what's really important is if you're a geek, people ask me a lot what it's like to be a woman at google. i don't think of my experience that way. i'm a geek at google." well, female power players appear supportive of mayer in public. meg whitman tells forbes, "she is a talented and creative executive. yahoo is one of silicon valley's great brands and i'm sure that ma ris ra's leadership, intelligence, and passion will guide the

why it's not just yahoo users who are affected by the hack. >> yahoo is dealing with an attack by hackerscalling itself z33d hacked into yahoo and took 450,000 users e- mail addresses and passwords and posted them on its own website. it appears other e-mail services using yahoo service have also been hacked, including aol, hotmail, g mail, and comcast. >> it's upsetting when you find you have been hacked because you don't want anyone to undermine your reputation or send the wrong kind of things to your friends. initially i'm upset about it. >> another victim was even more concerned. >> one, that account is supposed to be deactivated and second, if it's not, is there a way to try and trace that back to me because i wasn't the guy sending them. >> today, yahoo released a statement acknowledging the security breech and said it is fixing the vulnerability in the system, changing the passwords of affected users and encouraging users to change their passwords. >> it should have been handled more crisply and releasing the information of the breech on top of a stockholder's meeting was unfortunat

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businesses has the 6th ceo at yahoo.>>darya: in is the there raining in drizzly everywhere around area. >>james: guffaw is really stock in across the bay area. this camera does not look so bad. add you stare at the cars you can see that some have their windshield wipers on and others do not. in the south bay real looking at not too bad conditions. it is pretty, as san jose. let's talk about the weather and what it's going to do this morning. we're dealing with the dense fog and drizzle. this afternoon and there is a 20 percent chance of rain. and in the evening and will be more fog coming into the area with temperatures in the mid-50s. >> here is a satellite and radar view. utensil see a high pressure system to the north. -- you can see a high pressure system to the north. it is pushing the moisture and and that is why we are dealing with the fog. the fog this morning is so rich with moisture. here are the temperatures today. by 12:00 noon we are calling for '50s and '60s through most of the bay area. and this at this af

will it hurt yahoo? >> i'm sure he had skills with the media. marissa has shown she has a wide range of skills. she handled so many products. yahoo is more than a media company. it is a technology company with brilliant engineers. they have social products and flikr. they need someone would handle those things equally well and negotiate for them. >> she is an engineer by trade. she doesn't come cheap. it is not a $20,000 a year job. >> her contract is all over the internet. nobody knows how much she is making. some say $40 million or up to $180 million a year. it is a lot. she doesn't come cheap. >> belva: i guess her biggest challenge is to get through the first few months and not only produce a child, but something wonderful within that first opening period. >> i think everybody has high expectations. when you contrast someone powerful and successful and pretty well liked in the public eye and a company -- the brand is universally deised by people who don't use yahoo every day. she has her work cut out for her. success for yahoo will be a succ

yahoo news for me is one of those fascinating stories.hoo news puts a story on their home page, the outlet usually thinks of the site as being hacked because it sends so much traffic. when yahoo links a story from a smaller website it will call the company first and say we are going to put your story on our home page, get ready. >> what's disposable from your perspective? >> a really great question. i think that one of the questions that i have and was in there is flickr. little not making a lot of money. it's making a little, but it's not the cash cow for yahoo and there are a lot of resources going to that. it's a brand that people love on the internet. do you as maoris does a decide i'm going to focus on making it a better experience an competing with infra gram as a social network or say you know what, it's best that we get rid of it. those are the tough decisions she'll have to make. i would take the things people love and products people care about and double down on them. >> is yahoo a media company or technology company? >> i thin

yahoo is advising users to change their passwords. >>> and yahoo's next ceo isn't the boss yet. yahoo board of directors would name him today but all things digital, the board is still deciding. yahoo had four i don't see in the past 5 years -- four ceos in the past 5 years. >>> an investigation into a salmonella poisoning of two newborns. she has a report on the hospital's response and whether they think other are at risk. >> reporter: two newborn girls tested positive for salmonella while here at doctors medical center. they contracted the virus within three weeks of each other. >> the state health department is conducting a very thorough investigation. >> reporter: he says salmonella can be serious for an infant or an elderly person. a mother believes her daughter got salmonella from baby formula but they say that has been ruled out. >> the sate is carrying -- state is carrying on an investigation to determine if there are others. >> reporter: still they say their child was here and tested positive while in the hospital. but administrators say they believe it is an isolated i

yahoo! ends the search for a ceo again. why its choice is a big deal and how it could impact women in the workplace. the perks of the park, the reinvitization of new york central park and the economic impact on the city and why it is important to other cities. the wall street journal report begins right now. >>> here is a look what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. bernanke was anything but jolly when he testified before congress. mr. bernanke offered a down beat view of the economy, said it was time for congress to enact fiscal policy. he did not rule out any more moves by the fed but did not promise any either. the markets ignored the chairman's dim view and mostly focused on earnings throughout the week which in general were better than expected. by thursday stocks had a 30-day winning streak and then stocks fell on friday. ge the largest conglomerate and economic bellwether beat expectations of $3.1 billion for the quarter. among financials, citi surpassed analyst predictions as did bank of americ

>>> plus, yahoo! taps google executive marisa maher as its new ceo and it's been downright adoring. >> google geek to yahoo! ceo, and she's going to be a first-time mommy. >> with so few female bosses in silicon valley, is the press putting her on a pedestal? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> perhaps the single worst thing that news organizations do after a crazed gunman opens fire on a crowd is rush to judgment about the affiliation or beliefs of the shooter as abc news did. >> there's a james holmes of aurora, colorado, page on the tea party site, as well, talking about him joining the tea party last year. we don't know if this is the same james holmes. but james holmes of aurora, colorado. >> it turned out to be someone with the same name. and abc and brian ross apologized. that was a terrible blunder. the other troubling thing that particular in particular does is to turn such an atrocities into ideological fodder while all the victims are still being treated. msnbc had a gun-c

some expert s say yahoo! sees what google can't. >> i think it's difficult for women to make themselves heard, that's comfortable for everybody around them to deal with. >> mayer joins the ranks of meg whitman and some of the most influential women in the tech industry. she followed u by tweeting, this is something to yahoo! about, she is pregnant with her first child. what a day for her. here is a look. she graduated from stanford. she oversaw the home page and served as the vp of search projects. she was vp of location services. she serves on the board of walmart, san francisco museum of modern art and the san francisco ballet. lots of reaction pouring in from top executives and tech fans. we'll have more what people are saying coming up. >> a prominent lafayette couple is dead following a small plane crash in utah. local developer and director of california bank of commerce peter brana and his wife were flying a small plane to aspen when the couple crash ed near utah/colorado border. a private helicopter f

so i think yahoo! a very splashy choice and somebody very confident to do the job. >> yes, and marissa mayer is pregnant, as are y. and congratulations. the board said her pregnancy was not a big issue. i love that, is this a sign of changing times? >> i love that, it is an incredible sign of times. and the fact they worked it out is a very public statement about a very private matter. >> i was just talking to carol during the commercial break here. and i guess, you could have said okay, i understand if yahoo! is saying well, she is pregnant. now is not the right time. we don't really want to put a woman in charge knowing she will be out for six months. but it was not an issue, they said. >> absolutely, she worked it out. saying i will work a couple of weeks and work it out. very private decisions she worked out with her family and the board. and it is amazing how many people commented on her pregnancy, will it interfere with yahoo!'s running? and boy, she should really take pregnancy leave, she is an

yahoo! becoming the third major tech company to hire a female ceo. why is this sector leading the way for breaking the board room glass ceiling. we tackled a delicate question, can women have it all? a great career and family? a debate rage iing today. >>> forget toys in the attic, is it time for toys in your portfolio? we wil present the hazmat trade. >> lots of things coming up. wall street doing the ben bernanke back and forth today where stocks started higher and sold off on the bernanke testimony and they regained lost ground and more. the dow up only for the second time in nine sessions. the s&p 500 gaining for only the second time in nine days. amazingly enough, it has wiped out its july loss with the rally. continuing a recent trend, a non-text stock is leading it. toy makers jump 10%. we will talk more about the toy trade later on in the show. we have courtney reagan and bob pisani at the nyc. i want to talk to you. we saw the negative reaction to ben bernanke's testimony and what e

. >> yahoo! management facing shareholders right now, investors waiting to see if ross levinsohn will be the perm ceo. eric jackson founder, a yahoo! shareholder is here with his take. do you want ross to be the ceo? >> absolutely. i think i'm in the majority here. not just amongst investors but amongst yahoo!'s biggest customers, the advertisers and the employees love him as well. >> how long have you held this stock, what does he need to do to get it to move? >> i have held it for 18 months now. i think he's doing -- he's done a lot in two months, just as interim. what's great about yahoo! yahoo! could be added to your list of the stocks left for dead. there's some real catalysts on the horizon that i see taking it to $22. monetizing the asian assets are chief among those, but i think cutting staff. they still had a lot of fat there at the company that they could improve their -- >> i have been hearing about monetizing the asian assets. i think it's for years now. i have been hearing that for a

but europe seems to have hit yahoo!. we'll see if they flush that out, what particular area if it is indeed display advertising suffering as the macro environment there remains challenges. >> we have david gar garty to join us right now of gva research. david, good to have you. >> thank you. >> let's get your reaction to intel then your take on yahoo! >> to the extent they took the growth forecast and cut it in half, obviously argues that intel will see weakness in the second half of the year. at the same time, intel long term has to come out with a product that allows them to be as energy efficient and to support tablets that are thin as those coming out from the likes of apple using quaul com chips, until intel can get themselves into a strong growth segment in the market and tablets and smartphones are, they are going to have a difficult time fighting against this head wind on a secular side and cycle cal side. >> we know things are moving away from the pc, right? >> intel had come out this year at the consumer electr

policies to yahoo.this includes free food at the company's cafe. all things digital says she wants to change the lay-out of the offices to make them more collaborative and cool and will be updating the swag in the company's store to get employees excited about working for yahoo again. >> a controversial cyber security bill is front and center in the senate this week lawmakers begin debating the measure. senators are expected to examine dozens of amendments to the legislation with a final vote before the end of the week. the bill would set security standards for companies and government agencies to meet. supporters say it is vital to protect u.s. companies and infrastructure from cyber attacks. opponents say it could stifle business by adding new regulation. >> apple says there have been more than three million downloads of its new mountain lion operating system in four days that makes it the most successful release in apple's history. microsoft says it is going to release new tablet october 26th, the sa

they need a new yahoo! and go back to the yahoo! yell and purple. that was the point. fashion advice. i shouldn't give fashion aride is to anybody. >> i need a short answer, will we get to the point where a pregnant woman ceo is not going to be news in and of itself? >> i hope so. i don't know if i'll see it in my lifetime. i think it will be a while. >> that was a lively conversation. thank you very much for joining us. >>> after the break, my two cents on george zimmerman's bizarre strategy of trying to win an acquittal in the trayvon case on television. to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. so how much do we owe you? that'll be $973.42. ya know, your rates and fees aren't exactly competitive. who do you think i am, quicken loans? [ spokesman ] when you refinance your mortgage with quicken loans, you'll find that our rates and fees are extremely competitive. because the last thing you want is to spend too much on your mortgag

yahoo!'s gain. the company raised its biggest rival, topping melissa myer to be its new ceo. >>> so welcome to today's program. after a bit of a slow start to the week yesterday, with the retail sales from the u.s., we have a full agenda today. inflation. >> a lot of chatter. >> a lot of libor, more data, bernanke. >> maybe this will excite is market a little bit. we had our seven down monday in a row which tells you more about the market than mondays. >> it's like that song. why i don't have mondays. >> i have to do googling. >> it's an old one. let me remind you what's on the slate. coming up will be questions about libor and the bank's stability report. eclipsed by the rate fixing scandal. turner told lawmakers that investigations into other bank are ongoing subsequent to barclays admission of rate manipulation. >> events over the years was giving us an impression, as we said in my letter about a pattern of behavior which we felt precisely in gaming the system. >> also appearing before uk

she will start tomorrow at yahoo. in sunnyvale abc 7 news. >>> high speed chase ended with a violent crash at oakland this afternoon. shut down the on ramp to northbound 8 80 at 66 avenue shortly before 1:00 p.m. . the 2 robbery suspect driving a red suv and led police on dmrais 56 avenue and mcarthur boulevard. 1 managed to try to run but officer arrested him at gun point nearby. the second suspect went to island hospital twoychlt home invasion robbery suspects are under arrest after an intense yard to yard search in sunnyvale today. one suspect was found in someone back yard. being led away by police now. we were first on the scene. officers surrounded the area of south if past avenue, wave street and evelyn avenue in sunnyvale. sunnyvale police say neighbor saw something suspicious around 4 this morning and called police. they responded very quickly. >> more to get to this monday on 7 news at 9:00. new treatment tonight in the fight against hiv. it's daily pill that has been out on the market but now is approved to

yahoo shares jumped about 2.5% on that news. >> yahoo is a different beast, can she succeed? >> somebody's got to define success, you make yahoo credible again? she's already done that, she doesn't even have her security badge yet. it's still popular, so she can't do that. in the long run success for yahoo is going to be getting their share cost up. >> she has a funny story -- when she was growing up, everybody knewa mayer, was meyer like the bolog bologna. she's used to people not quite getting her name right, but it is meyer. >> our coverage continues or our website, nbc bay area.com, just click on the meyer story on our home page and you'll hear the full clip of her interviews on nbc bay area. >>> protesters effectively shutting down muni service in san francisco as they stood in front of busses and destructive train service in memory of the 19-year-old who died one year ago today. protesters not satisfied with what happened today and certainly not satisfied with what police are saying happened a year ago. >> reporter: justiessica that's rights and police are still searchi

yahoo needs that kind of innovation but it has a murky identity. some call yahoo a rudderless ship. the last ceo had to resign because of problems over his resume. they say its good move by her no matter what happens. >> she is an engineer who happens to be a good marketer and very savvy business person. i think she has a shot at yahoo, if she doesn't work out too well she will be remembered as a pioneer at google that made a big contribution. >> mayer is a key democratic fund-raiser has hosted events at her palo alto home for president obama. she will retain the engineers and attracting new talent. she resigned by phone, called up google and i'm going over to yahoo. one quick quote about her. what she does for yahoo, this coming from a venture capitalist. she brings business acumen and geek ced to yahoo. >> in san francisco a new rally a planned for opponents of mayor's stop and frisk proposal. they are looking at programs other cities are using. one that allows people to search people that they consider suspicious. opponents say that will increase racial profiling. several supervi

hackers stole hundreds of thousands of yahoo accounts and passwords from a yahoo server. particular accounts affected by the attack coming up. . yahoo's board of directors will give the permanent ceo to the man doing the job since may. ross levenson will be named yahoo's 5th new coe in five years. industry analysts say he'll bring a new perspective. his predecessors view yahoo as a tech county but he views it as a media giant. >> time now, 7:36. how is 280 doing? >> it's doing pretty well until you get to the 17 interchange. now it's backing up in to downtown san jose. there are accidents but it's slow. 280 is getting better after the expressway. you have to deal with a little bit of slow traffic. obviously we want it to be completely clear. that's not the case. northbound 17 traffic is doing well but it does slow approaching 280. this morning's commute at the toll plaza has been up and down. now it's back down. hasn't been all that bad though. once you head on to the bridge in to san francisco it's better. it's red by lawrence expressway. 101 slowing. >> for the inland a

how yahoo now ceo will have to balance work with a newborn. >> good evening. it's tuesday july 17th. this is bay area news at seven. we begin with developing this from the peninsula where firefighters are mopping up a two alarm grass fire. this shows the same in east palo alto, and there are no reports of any injuries so far. firefighters haven't speculated about what may have started the fire. >>> a pit bull attacked a dog in front of starbucks. now police are looking for the pitbull owner. she talked exclusively to the woman about the unexpected and vicious attacks. >> well, she tells me she was sitting right outside here at one of the taiyo tables when all of a sudden a pit bull launched into a bloody violent attack. i did later police have yet to track down the man responsible. >> a little for your old dachshund named sam was a child to william. >> if i could just see him one more hour. even if it was just a little puppy dog, it would make me smile. >> the two were sitting outside starbucks last thursday when all of a sudden he attacked. >> belin said she

. >>> so when yahoo! started searching for a new ceo it made perfect sense to pluck the person who was a part of creating search as we know it. she was one of google's first employees. first female engineers, and also responsible for the look and feel of the popular search engine that we use every day. oh and let me add two more impressive stats. marissa marissa mayer i 37 and about to be a mom for the first time. >> i wonder what's going to be harder, yahoo! ceo or first-time mom. >> you tell me. i'm not a ceo or mom. you're a mom. i n't know. i think having a baby and running a company and trying to put on a massive turnaround is going to be pretty challenging. look this is a woman that i've interviewed a number of times since 2009. she's incredibly impressive. she manages down to the detail, kyra, so if anyone can do it she can. yesterday was a huge day. i want to show you two tweets from marissa mayer she tweeted out. another good piece of news, zach and i are expecting a new baby, going to have a son

. >>> yahoo is apologizing after hackers managed to steal thousands of pass words.s robert handa tells us security experts say the data theft should have been avoided. yahoo was dealing with an attack from hackers, a group took 140,000 users e-mail addresses and pass words. it appears others have also been hacked including aol, hot mail and comcast. >> it's upsetting initially when you find you've been hacked because you don't want anybody to undermine your reputation or send the wrong kind of things to your friends on your network. initially i'm upset about it, i wish they could rectify these problems quicker. >> reporter: another victim was more concerned. >> that account is supposed to be deactivated and if it's not, is there a way to try and trace that back to me because i wasn't the guy sending them. >> reporter: today yahoo released a statement acknowledging a security threat. and they are encouraging users to change their pass words. >> this should have been handled much more crisply. releasing the information on the breech it was unfortunate timing given tha

. >>> yahoo is apologizing after hackers managed to steal thousands of pass words.s robert handa tells us security experts say the data theft should have been avoided. yahoo was dealing with an attack from hackers, a group took 140,000 users e-mail addresses and pass words. it appears others have also been hacked including aol, hot mail and comcast. >> it's upsetting initially when you find you've been hacked because you don't want anybody to undermine your reputation or send the wrong kind of things to your friends on your network. initially i'm upset about it, i wish they could rectify these problems quicker. >> reporter: another victim was more concerned. >> that account is supposed to be deactivated and if it's not, is there a way to try and trace that back to me because i wasn't the guy sending them. >> reporter: today yahoo released a statement acknowledging a security threat. and they are encouraging users to change their pass words. >> this should have been handled much more crisply. releasing the information on the breech it was unfortunate timing given tha

i think she's got a shoot at yahoo. if it doesn't work out she'll be remembered as a pioneer at google. >> and she's been a key democratic fund-raiser hosting events at her palo alto home for president obama. and can with instrumental in attracting top talent to the company. and as her peers note she's not a sure bet to bring yahoo back. >> she doesn't have a lot of the balance. she has not run a company. that is going to be a big challenge. i think from an inyes vacation standpoint she's solid. >> and this is referring to profit and loss. it's doubtful pay had a lot to do with her being attracted to yahoo. she was part of the original nal team at google and most people assume she is a multi millionaire. she quit google today by phone and will start tomorrow at yahoo. >> thank you, david. >> and the ordeal is over for giants slugger pablo sandoval accused of sexual assaulting a 21-year-old woman. and the decision comes days after sheriff investigateors determined that there is no cause to arrest santo value. sandoval ma

. >>> yahoo! holding the annual shareholders meeting is facing the fact there appears to have been a hack attack on the organization. yahoo! says hackers were only able to steal old data and 400,000 passwords. only 200,000 of which were valid accounts and not as bad as previous reports. shares of yahoo! today are slightly lower on a stock that's essentially gone nowhere over the past year. slightly lower over the last year and meeting with shareholders following yesterday's board meeting and everybody wants to know who will be the new permanent ceo at yahoo!? julia boorstin is live in california with the latest on that. >> reporter: that's right, simon. when the meeting wrapped up about an hour ago, we spoke to a number of shareholders leaving and many said they were disappointed that yahoo! didn't name a permanent ceo to take that permanent role. now, there's talk now that they may not announce anyone permanent in that role for a few weeks but as expected in the meeting that just wrapped up, all

. >>> in consumer news you need to check your yahoo account. hackers say they stole log in information for 450 yahoo users and the group dumped the stolen passwords on another website and they warned yahoo to look at the current security coverage. the breach impacted users of yahoo voices and online publishing tool but could be much more widespread. yahoo apologized urging useers to change passwords regularly. >>> remember what it was like to chase the ice cream truck down the street. now it's gone high tech. they are now apps to find out where the ice cream truck is and you can do it on demand. >> when you open your app in addition to seeing the sedans and s-uvs we normally offer you will see an ice cream truck. >> you will have to wait to heart song and run out when the truck comes to your door. they are testing it out in 7 cities. so for those who are out of earshot of the happy tones there are apps to help you craft some of your own frozen treats and dak it at hope. the recipes and shopping list a has a section devoted to summer desserts in

something that yahoo hasn't been known for since it was yahoo.erience seems to have gone down. perhaps it's a function of the need to compromise to generate revenue, as the web isn't necessarily the easiest place to make money. the ad guys have just taken over. sometimes i long for the simplicity of the old google. a white screen with a blank space where i type in a question and i get an answer that i trust. it was only after marissa meyer won the job that i discovered that she was the inspiration. i was talking to siri. turns out that i again had stumbled on the work of marissa meyer. there had to be a ton of people involved in the process. yahoo, partners with cnbc, has a ton of catching up to do. it like aol suffers from an incredible lack of cool. you think you're clicking on something that you never would have read at the news stand or trusted at the library. it's known as a tough place to work. maybe she can change that, too. beyond that, they have a ton of assets. unlike aol, i still use yahoo constantly. it hasn't lost loyalty and man, it

marissa mayer the new yahoo ceo.he worked at google and terry mcsweeney reported, yamer announced she is pregnant. the dallas cowboy arrested for allegedly assaulting his mother. they announced a game will be made following next year and. we'll show you why that is trending. follow us on twitter. >>> delta airlines beefing up security after four different passengers found needles inside sandwiches over the weekend. katie marzullo is following the story from the breaking news center. >> this morning, police at the amsterdam airport say they have no idea how needles ended up on delta flights. but the f.b.i. is on board and working to investigate. needles were found in five turkey sandwiches on four different flights from amsterdam. two men on the flight to minneapolis say they ordered the turkey sandwich and was pricked by the needles inside. he told the flight attendant. she was shocked but it was also the second time she heard the same story. >> she told me a passenger on the other side of the plane, on the other sid