yahoo's hack attack is getting worse. now some at&t customers say they are having trouble changing >> tia: welcome back. yahoo recently revealed that least half a billion yahoo accounts. >> brian: but you need to listen, because even if you don't have a yahoo e-mail address you may have been affected by this deal. some at&t customers say they are having trouble changing their pass word. julie watts explains why. >> reporter: when art heard about the massive yahoo data breach he immediately tried to change his pass word. >> it wouldn't allow me to do it. >> like many, art's yahoo e-mail is merged with his at&t account, offered as a convenience >> i could change the at&t password but it turned out that that did not affect the yahoo password. >> for people not to be able to change their pass words right away is dangerous. >> art's not the only at&t customer struggling to change their pass worth. even worse -- >> some people may have yahoo mail accounts and might not realize it. >> some customers may also be affected even if

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yahoo's message board has several requests to delight yahoo accounts. lee martinez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> google is making a push into the hardware business with its new high end android smartphone called pixel. the phone is offered on verizon or google play. price at 650%. people who have seen the phone saying the camera is higher quality than the iphone 7. it fits into a new 80% virtual reality ledset. the phone has a google assistant which is a voice-activated helper. it is all featured in the flu product called google home. >> google, play don't let me down by the chainsmokers. >> sure, playing on youtube. >> >>> new rules for prepaid debit card companies. starting next october, prepaid card issuers will have to provide users with basic information about their accounts for free. that would inautopsy collude transaction histories and current balances, protection for lost or stolen cars will -- cards will also expand the prepaid debit cards and fees for the cards will have to be more clearly explained on card packaging. cards are sold in most grocery

a report from the reuters news agency, yahoo ceo marissa mayer decided to obey, rather than to fight, a u-s government directive ...... to all incoming e-mail messages last year, looking for a specific term that had intelligence agencies on the lookout.the company says just this: "yahoo is a law abiding company and complies with the laws of the united states."ceo mayer said at a tech conference three years ago that yahoo does fight some government demands:"//at each request, we review it, we scrutinize it, we push back on a lot."nat pop privacy matters snowden's leaks revealed ... ... that the national security agency tapped into e-mail traffic so its computers could search for specific terms to stop investigate potential terrorists.but last year, yahoo began encrypting its e-mails, making it impossible for the government to scan them.reuters says yahoo itself was doing the searching last year, in real time, on millions of incoming messages, looking for a term supplied by the government."when you take your user data and turn it over to the government, what you're going, of course, is

your yahoo account page.ou'll need your password to confirm the account. >> leigh martinez in our newsroom tonight. >>> authorities in the east bay are looking for a hit-and-run driver who slammed into a horse trailer seriously injuring the horse inside. investigators say that the driver of the toyota pickup truck hit the back of the horse trailer at about 7:30 this morning. it happened in concord. witnesses say that the hit-and- run driver was picked up by someone in a white sedan and took off. he's described as latino with a shaved head and full sleeved tattoos on both arms up to his neck. the highway patrol says that the horse is not expected to survive. >>> investigators say that they made a number of arrests in connection to the series of armed robberies in the east bay. investigators are sharing few details. we are told that there were six armed robberies over a four-day period last week. and ktvu has learned that they appeared to have followed their victims home and then robbed them in their driveway o

if yahoo!sn't have the capability they would have to build capability to comply with the order we're getting very sticky stuff. jenna: it would be interesting to find out whether taxpayer dollars were used to create software to go ahead and scan taxpayer e-mails. that will be a question to ask. morgan, when we're talking about scanning emails, we talked about when it comes to the nsa before but how effective is that for actually flagging emails linked to somebody that could be dangerous? >> you know, jenna, doing some work before in the department of justice supporting intelligence community, their thing they have always been trying to find a needle in a haystack. they spend all the time making the haystack smaller. this is an exercise to try to make the haystack smaller. they need to use a bigger magnet to pull this out. mortar getting, human intelligence, getting specific. i don't want to sort through 300 emails. i want to sort through three million emails. i know those folks have some connec

like many, art's "yahoo" account... is "merged" with a.t. and t an option at&t offereed as a "conveniece.." that's "not" so convenient right now... "i could change the password at at&t, but it would not affect the yahoo password." "not being able to change their passwords right away is dangerous."and cnet's laura the only at&t customer struggling to change their yahoo password... and even worse. "some people may have yahoo accounts and not realize it.."she explains - customers with at&t.. or sbc-global email adresses may also be affected - even if they never had a yahoo adress. "when they set up their at&t account with broadband or other services, they had an option to create an email account that was running through a yahoo server."cnet says that option dates back to a 15-year old partnership between at&t and yahoo... in a statement - at&t says: "yahoo is notifying all of customers, but we are taking the extra step of sending an additional reminder to those customers to change their passwords"though neither at&t or yahoo could confirm how m

so neither at&t nor yahoo could say how many people without yahoo email addresses were affected. >> incredible>> reporter: art at least knows he is parts of the hack. he has successfully unmerge his two accounts. you will find that information on how to on our website. if you have an at&t account or really any account, bottom line, you should immediately change your password just to be safe. in the newsroom, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> lawmakers are now investigating why it took yahoo two years to report the massive data breach compromising half a billion accounts. >>> netflix customers had to put their binge watching on hold today because of a massive outage. it started around noon and thousands of customers complained to netflix online. the company admitted it was having issues with streaming. the problem was solved a couple of hours later. can you imagine you're right in the middle of your episode! >> you're watching the giants game and all of a sudden it goes out. >> always back to sports. >> all right. >>> the giants control their own destiny. just win and they're in. but that's no easy task

it seems verizon maybe getting impatient with yahoo!. the lack of progress on yahoo!'igation into a 2014 data breach is causing some misgivings internally about the deal. alex sherman's with me now from new york. alex, first of all, do we have any indication whatsoever that verizon could actually pull out of this deal? >> not yet. we don't have any evidence at this stage that verizon wants out. it sort of behooves verizon to take this stance whether or not they won out. -- whether or not they want out. at this stage, all of the leverage in this deal swings verizon's way. there's no downside to saying there may be an adverse material affect to the hacking because the worst thing that can happen is verizon gets no discount. what they are hoping for is a discount on the deal announced several months ago. at the extreme, they would pull out of the deal entirely, but there is no real evidence yet that verizon wants to walk away. emily: the investigation is ongoing, and verizon says it has gotten little information and wants more. what is it that verizon wants and needs to k

this is hundreds of millions of emails. >> this is earn that's used yahoo.e government mines this massive amount of email, what happens? the bad guys slip through. the constitution says focus on people for whom there is federal cause and the federal judge will give you a warrant to get what you want. when they mine everybody, it just keeps happening because the emails they really want are buried at the bottom of the pile. kennedy: we think everyone is being monitored therefore everyone is safe and the opposite is true. comingp, my party connell. hillary clinton says she can't recall if she joked about taking out julian assange with a ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want - and so does your partner - for the best sleep ever. don't miss the columbus day sale going on now! save $400 on the queen c4 mattress set, with 24 month financing and free home delivery. learn more at sleepnumber.com kennedy: did hillary clinton suggest assassinating -- a joke about droning wikileaks foun

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least a half billion yahoo accounts. but even if you don't have a yahoo email address you may have been affected. ((christianne klein)) >> some at&t customers say they're having trouble changing their password. julie watts explains why. breach -- he immediately tried to change his password... (nats) "it wouldn't allow me to do it." like many, art's "yahoo" account... is "merged" with a.t. and t an option at&t offereed as a "conveniece.." that's "not" so convenient right now... (sot-art stryer/at&t customer) "i could change the password at at&t, but it would not affect the yahoo password." (sot-laura hautala/ cnet) "not being able to change their passwords right away is dangerous." and cnet's laura hautala says .... art's not the only at&t customer struggling to change their yahoo password... and even worse. (sot-laura hautala/ cnet) accounts and not realize it.." she explains - customers with at&t.. or sbc-global email adresses may also be affected - even if they never had a yahoo adress. (sot-laura hautala/ cnet) "when

have materially impacted the value of yahoo. he says verizon may reopen negotiations unless yahoo proof that nothing has changed. let's check on futures. dow up 29 points this morning. everybody is waiting for what janet yellen has to say this afternoon and retail sales before it open. nicole: no doubt. gun sales are hot as a pistol right now. background checks for gun purchases are at an all-time rise and have risen for the past 27 months in a row, the move as president hillary clinton will try cut back on gun availability. our own jeff flock has details from a gun range in illinois that soldout of annual memberships because of all the demand that has increased. jeff: lauren and nicole we are at a gun range up by chicago. the range at 355. southwest corner in chicago. you can see here, a range with annual memberships. the men are shooting 22 caliber handguns. this is pete negro, partnership in this range. you opened this in february. >> we have, there's increased interest in firearms and shooting right now. >> we look at the nu

this is hundreds of millions of emails. >> this is earn that's used yahoo.en the government mines this massive amount of email, what happens? the bad guys slip through. the constitution says focus on people for whom there is federal cause and the federal judge will give you a warrant to get what you want. when they mine everybody, it just keeps happening because the emails they really want are buried at the bottom of the pile. kennedy: we think everyone is being monitored therefore everyone is safe and the opposite is true. coming up, my party connell. hillary clinton says she can't recall if she joked about taking out julian assange with a drone. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov won't replace the full val

the idea that yahoo new. the website spells it out, yahoo analyzes and stores content from incoming and outgoing e-mail. u.s. intelligence agencies aren't commenting tonight on what's apparently a classified program. in the past they've said they'll use all lawful means to prevent terrorism. >>> there were terrifying moments today when an explosion leveled a pair of homes in a new jersey neighborhood. federal statistics show that gas pipeline incidents have destroyed property or hurt or killed someone ev o years. is that what's behind today's blast? nbc's anne thompson now with troubling questions. >> reporter: the cause to this explosion was the hiss of gas and a rotten eggs smell. >> i said, why are you coming out of the house? he said, i smell gas, and it's a really bad odor. >> reporter: warning signs that allowed all the people in these two shattered buildings to get out before the blast. >> all of a sudden we heard the explosion explosion, i couldn't believe it. >> we just had an explosion at a house. >

yahoo's email server was hacked... but experts say it's not just those with yahoo addresses that could be victims./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader with swensk. this is 8 news now at noon.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> we've officially seen the end of the galaxy note 7 phones. samsung announced a permanent end to production of the device.. after phones that replaced ones that caught fire... also ignited. bring the phone onboard... even in checked bags. analysts estimate the halt in production could cost the company some 17-billion dollars.. the company is offering customers a refund or an exchange for other samsung products./// ((brian loftus)) >>> what could turn into some good news for samsung... the surpreme court will decide today whether to uphold a jury's award of more than 500-million dollars. that was reduced from 1-billion dollars in damages for infringing on six different apple patents. samsung feels it shouldn't be asked ((brian loftus)) >>> hackers have gotten access to information tied to at least ha

according to reuters yahoo!demand said to have come from the nsa or fbi last year. the news agency says it's not known what officials were looking for or what data may have been handed over. only that the government wanted the company to search for a set of specific characters. let's get more on this. turning now to business and cnbc for the latest on this from london. nancy, this is worrisome for yahoo! users, obviously, so what more do you know about this government search? >> reporter: extremely worrisome. no doubt about it. what we know coming from the company, their latest they are saying simply that we are a law-abiding company and that we complied with the laws of the united states. is that message we're hearing from yahoo! but yet it is unsettling for users who keep in mind just a few weeks ago heard about a data breach around yahoo! and comes in the midst of a take over from verizon. potentially some questions surrounding this as well. we should note other tech companies including google, facebook, twit

yahoo! coming up. david and melissa. david: we do indeed. we await earnings from intel out any moment now. we'll see yet another beat for the chipmaker company. that is what a lot of people are expecting i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we'll get details on intel and big market movers, here is what else we have coming up this hour. donald trump wrapping up a rally in colorado springs moments ago. the republican nominee making major policy announcement to quote drain the swamp in washington as wikileaks releases yet another round of emails from the hillary clinton campaign. the new trove of documents showing even more secrets from the democratic nominee and battle to take back mosul. isis is latest, last major strong hold in iraq. that is underway right now of the terror group using ieds and booby-traps to defend its territory. what this means for u.s.-led military operation. david: a lot to cover. first back to the markets. the dow ending the day to th

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if you have a yahoo! account it means should you be trusting company to work as hard as it can to protect our privacy? >> google and microsoft said they had never seen such a request? >> which is why the government specifically went to yahoo! >> we don't know what they are going to do with the information? >> we don't know what they are in yahoo!'s defense there are a lot of people who are fine saying we are willing to give up some privacy to help the government in its anti-terror operations. clearly, yahoo! believed that argument. did not think it was putting its users at risk or did not feel like fighting for the boards to defend them. >> good to have you, nicholas thompson. >>> a toronto baseball fan should have been flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. ahead, how an orioles outfielder nearly got "brained" by a beer can. > >> samantha: good wednesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist samantha roberts with your forecast for today. gorgeous weather out there. lots of sunshine and no major fog issues for

yahoo says it's a law abiding company and complies with the laws of the united states. the decision to obey, not fight a court order was made by the ceo, the former google executive running yahoo since 2012. >> well, the news is troubling. this is precisely the type of mass surveillance that gave rise to so many objections here in the united states. europe. >> reporter: documents leaked three years ago by edward snowden disclosed that the national security agency tapped into e-mail traffic to search for specific terms connected to terrorism. but reuters says yahoo itself was doing the searching itself last year in realtime, looking for an item specified by the government. the company would have to do that search, experts say, after yahoo began encrypting traffic last year, making it impossible for the government to scans e-mail isn't new. the website spells it out, yahoo analyzes and stores content from incoming and outgoing e-mail. u.s. intelligence agencies aren't commenting tonight on what's apparently a classified program. in the past they've said they'll use all la

but last year yahoo began encrypting itself e-mails making it impossible for the fo. to scan them. reuters say yahoo itself was realtime on millions of incoming messages, looking for a term supplied by the government. >> when you take your user data and turn it over to the government, what you're doing of course is exposing your users to criminal investigation. >> reporter: yahoo itself has been scanning user email content for years, looking for terms it can use to tailor ads to individual users. the web site's user policy is explicit, quote, yahoo analyzes and stores content from and outgoing email. >> both google, the world's largest email provider, and microsoft say they've never performed such scams of -- scans of email traffic for the government. twitter says if it ever got such a request, it would take it to court. in the newsroom, i'm sarah french, 7 nuts. >>> ahead here on 7news, a show of unity from the celtics. imr the team locked arms before last night's game. >>> and a whole lot of back and forth, the vice-presidential debate stage. who came out on top? and we're contin

shocking claims against yahoo. the company reportedly scanned hundreds of millions of email accounts and gave information to the government. last year -- the internet giant reportedly built a software national security agency to gather information from yahoo users. it's still unclear what the government agencies were looking for. according to two former yahoo employees...the chief security officer resigned back in june last year in protest of this controversial program. yahoo has since released a statement on the allegations, reading --"yahoo is a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the united states." those looking to save on airfare southwest's semi-annual sale taking place until tomorrow at midnight. some round-trip tickets cost less than 100 dollars...and one way flights begin at just 49 dollars depending on the distance. the holidays are unfortunately blacked out. for a list of eligible dates and more info on tickets -- just head to fox6 now dot com. coming up on wakeup - we continue to track hu

how damaging is it to yahoo!'s customers? how damaging is it to yahoo!?it is one of those areas where many of the larger companies, as you have seen in the past, have been breached. when we think about the threat vectors out there, whether china, russia, whether it is e-crime, all of these companies are us a sesusceptible to the s attack. it is a matter of working with customers and cleaning up security and going forward. one of the key challenges we see all the time with large companies is really being able to deal with these threats and being able to identify them so they're not sitting there for 200-plus days. >> would you characterize us as "at war" with hackers and state sponsored hackers? and do we have to get to that point as the signal that we really take it seriously? >> i wouldn't use the term "cyber war," but i certainly do think there is an escalation between what we're doing, nation states, cyber criminals, and the activity that's out there. we need to think about this as really a serious, serious event that impacts the livelihood of this nat

yahoo is a law abiding company and supplies with the laws of the united states. ceo mare said at a tech conference three years ago that yahoo does fight some government dmappedz. >> upon requests, we review it, on a lot. >> privacy matters. >> reporter: three years ago edward snowden's leaks revealed that the national security agency tapped into email traffic so its computers could search for specific terms to stope and investigate potential terrorists. last year yahoo began encrypting its emails making it impossible for the government to scan them. reuters says yahoo itself was doing the searching last year in realtime on millions of incoming messages looking for a term >> when you take your user data and turn it over to the government, what you're doing, of course, is exposing your users to criminal investigation. >> reporter: yahoo itself has been scanning user email content for years, looking for terms it can use to tailor ads to individual users. the web site's user policy is explicit, quote, yahoo analyzes and stores content from incoming and outgoing email

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if you, yahoo was not supposed to tell anyone about it. we were inlkg to about a security expert about how to protect the information you send all my. >> this is a typical day managing the working space he emails. >> email is critical, it is the backbone. >> 90% of his communication is done through email that is why even though he doesn't use yahoo he was alarmed to read reports the company allow the government to scam users incoming emails. according to a report yahoo complied with a classified us government demand scanning hundreds of millions of accounts last year. the company even built a software program to do it a move that is unprecedented. yahoo called the report misleading saying no such program exists, still it is unsettling. >> i don't know where to turn to. if email was compromised, i don't know where to go. >> i asked security expert steve fox he says one thing to do now is get your emails encrypted. >> if they get intercepted they have to come up with a password or encryption key in order to decrypt the secure message. >> a m

yahoo analysis stores content email. u.s. intelligence agencies not commenting on the classified program but i've heard experts say if you have a yahoo email. experts say close it and go with a different company. >> kim: we saw how apple got into it with the federal concerned. there will be tours of paisley park this weekend. officials got in the mix and said we can't do that. managers are not prepared to handle public safety and traffic concerns associated with this. here is how it's going to shake out. tours will be given to guests who buy tickets between now and october 15. right now it's october 5. tours are going to continue and no new tickets will be sold after today show" this morning but back timing for you. live in our 6:00 hour this morning here in las vegas we get our hands on an early tour thattal was able to take so your first exclusive look headed your way at 6:00. >> dana: police in paris look for the people who robbed kim kardashian west over the weekend. they stole more than $10 million in jewelry. a source s

yahoo has since released a statement on the allegations, saying quote: "yahoo is a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the united states." the government... not responding to the claim. and...in cleveland, ohio: two young girls are in t caught in a drive-by shooting. it happened just after ten last night on the city's west side. a three year old girl was shot in the face... and a nine year old girl was sh in the back. they were both rushed to the hospital and no word on their conditions. witnesses say two dark colored vehicles drove ?slowly by the home before several shots were fired. no word on any arrests. still ahead: the latest track on hurricane matthew. and an update on the devastation.fr haiti. 13's shayla reaves will hillsborgh coty... followg a ?deadly deputy

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and the problem for yahoo!ey go back and negotiate, it's not like other bidders won't have these questions. all the other bidders i talked to said they didn't get information about this. i'm doing a lot of reporting about when did the yahoo! management know about this. i think it's earlier on a lot of these problems than people have been reporting. >> what do you think it's worth? $4.8 billion deal. i know we're not in the negotiating room, we can't put a fine point on it? $100 million? a billion dollars? >> bigger. you can't determine what the damage is yet. these are legal damages, should verizon take responsibility for them. verizon overpaid by a factor of 5$500 to a billion dollars. everybody else was way under. the question does it come off? where does the liability go? it's a complex issue. again, they have not even gotten to the bottom of -- just like samsung, they don't know why. they don't know the particulars. verizon certainly doesn't know them because yahoo! can't tell them that because they're not

server. >> reporter: that dates back to a 15-year-old partnership between at&t and yahoo. at&t says yahoo is notifying all customers but we take the additional step to send additional reminders to change passwords. >> grateful. >> reporter: art has successfully unmerged his account using a six-step process provided by at&t. at&t with email accounts should also change their passwords. julie watts, cbs news, san francisco. >> anchor: at&t and yahoo would not confirm how many of its customers include people who all. >> anchor: now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. 41 million americans have had their identity stolen. people are putting themselves in harm's way by engaging in risky behavior. 42% don't regularly check their credit reports. 36% conduct business on unsecured wi-fi networks that don't recall a password and 28% say their online account passwords are all or mostly the reports, only do business on secure networks and frequently change your passwords. >>> facebook looking to take the distraction out of staying connected by launching facebook workplace. the site doesn