but even if you don't have a yahoo email address you may have been affected. some at&t customers say they're having trouble changing their passwords as well. consumer advocate michelle mortensen has that story. ((michelle mortensen)) when art stryer heard about the massive yahoo data breach -- he immediately tried to change his password... (( art stryer: "it wouldn't allow me to do it." )) ((michelle mortensen)) see art's "yahoo" account... is "merged" with a.t. and t an option at&t offereed right now... ((art stryer: "i could change the password at at&t, but it would not affect the yahoo password.")) (( laura hautala/ cnet "not being able to change their passwords right away is dangerous.")) ((michelle mortensen)) and cnet's laura hautala says .... art's not the only at&t customer struggling to change their yahoo password... even worse ... ((laura hautala/ cnet "some people may have yahoo accounts and not realize it..") ((michelle mortensen)) she explains - customers with at&t.. or sbc-global email adresses may also be affected - even if they never had a yaho

/// least a half billion yahoo accounts. ((kirsten joyce)) >> even if you don't have a yahoo email address you may have been affected. ((brian loftus)) >> as consumer advocate michelle mortensen reports.. some at&t customers are also having trouble changing their passwords. ((michelle mortensen)) when art stryer heard about the massive yahoo data breach -- he immediately tried to change his password... (( art stryer: "it wouldn't allow me to do it." )) ((michelle mortensen)) see art's "yahoo" account... is "merged" with a.t. and t an option at&t offereed as a "conveniece.." that's "not" so convenient h could change the password at at&t, but it would not affect the yahoo password.")) (( laura hautala/ cnet "not being able to change their passwords right away is dangerous.")) ((michelle mortensen)) and cnet's laura hautala says .... art's not the only at&t customer struggling to change their yahoo password... even worse ... ((laura hautala/ cnet "some people may have yahoo accounts and not realize it..") ((michelle mortensen))

yahoo! would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition.there is software and maybe google, so we will see what happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential for us, especially since we are moving more and more into video. they have launched go 90 which is their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. so this is fantastic for us, because it gives us great distribution. emily: what do you think about this whole idea of a wireless company getting into content? it is not just verizon or at&t. it's an interesting new world. ms. huffington: i think it's a smart move. the world is changing. it is really the innovator's dilemma that if you don't change fast enough because you are a big, successful company, like verizon is, then in a sense, if "the new york times" had changed early enough when it came to digital technology, there would be no room for "the huffington post." emily: there has been intense scrutiny o

in yahoo!'s case, certainly they should have had things in place to be able to try to detect this, various security programs. they have lots of great engineers there. they should have been able to figure out that something was going on over such a long period of time. but these enemies are stelthy too. >> let me ask you one last question and i ask you to use your imagination, if are a bad guy, what's the worst thing possible that you would say let's do this? what are you most afraid of that is realistic? >> well, the bot net turned into this massive ddos machine. >> distributed denial of service. >> what just happened weeks ago. i think you know, with us continuing to put more and more of this stuff out there, i think those things could turn into something that could really impact the entire internet. >> travis, director of security strategy, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> from the bank of america to the trump campaign, bots are changing the way we communicate? what's a bot and what

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it may rescind its nearly $5 billion deal because of the massey hack of yahoo -- massive hack of yahoo customers. at least 500 million user accounts were hacked in 2014. since then yahoo has been >>> apple is offering a cheaper iphone. for the first time ever the tech giant will sell refurbished phones through its online store. right now apple has a number of refurbished iphones on its website for a 15% discount on the price of the model. they test and certificate all refurbished products before selling them they say and they include a one year warranty for a refurbished product. >>> all right. it hopefully we will continue into the weekend. >> i wish. the weekend will be beautiful. friday is the hiccup with rainfall and we are teetering with the chance of snowfall. will it mix in? we will break down the possibility as some are excited and a lot are not. [ laughing ] but right now i think we are excited about the brilliant sunshine in place over wooster. high level cirrus clouds. a beautiful morning. in and out of the sunshine here we will have a cold front coming in. we can see the hi

but first-- yahoo is investigating a massive security breach. jessob is in the newsroom with details. some employees at yahoo may have been aware of a security breach that compromised the personal information of half a billion users. according to yahoo... the company admitted that some employees were happened back in 2014. the breach compromised customers' email addresses, phone numbers... as well as other personal information. yahoo says it's investigating whether the hacker created a way to access users' information without a password. former illinois congressman aaron schock has been indicted...on 24 criminal counts. federal prosecutors formally announced the charges yesterday... which include theft of government and filing false tax returns. some of these charges have maximum penalties of 20 years in prison. investigators were looking into his use of house and political funds. the once- rising republican star resigned last year after his "downton abbey" office makeover raised questions. schock had agreed to pay a 10- thousand dollar fine for

. >>> plus, it affected 500 (50) 000-0000 yahoo users.he new information on what's being called the world's largest data breach. >>> new documents show yahoo waited 18 months to investigate the 2014 hack attack that affected 500 million yahoo users. the board is investigating who knew about the breach and reassuring the hacker no longer has access. this was considered the world's biggest data breach. . >>> hundreds of union workers protested outside a wells fargo bank in oakland against the dakota access pipeline. janitors, security guards, nurses and teachers demanded that wells fargo stopped funding the project. they have invested more than $467 million in the pipeline in north dakota. it will threaten the water supply in the region and sacred lands of native americans. >>> our time is 4:25. snapchat looking beyond felters and is now selling smart sunglasses. you can buy a pair from this smiling yellow vending machine. the sunglasses cost about 130 $130 and features built-in wireless video cameras. some of the google glass with a small

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washington,ow from the chief correspondent from yahoo! news, michael smith of the new york times and with me in the studio, chief white house correspondent for abc news. michael smith, where is the smell, and what is likely -- where is this now, and what is likely to happen next? michael: this is getting off the ground. the fbi is putting these messages into a program that will allow them to go through them, or their duplicates? are these e-mails we have seen before? is there classified information? this is not a manpower issue. it is about getting the messages in a computer that allows the agent to take a look at see what is actually there. charlie: once they get under the hood, how long should it take them? michael: that is the question. over the weekend the fbi folks i talked to said it would take at least a few weeks. last night they said, maybe we can get this done by election day. the pressure on them using the. i think the justice department is pushing them as well. they will move both heaven and earth to get this done next week. c

and she said this is the sort of material she routinely forwarded to that yahoo account. so there is a discep see between what she said in the civil deposition and what she told the fbi in april. >> i assume they would not be classified, would they? >> i think some of them could be classified, yeah. >> rose: so she was finished over to that computer, that was classified? >> well, we know that there were classified emails that mr. being circulated by hillary clinton and their senior staffers including huma abedin so it is entirely possible that some of these were considered-- . >> rose: you have to raise one last point, help me understand what she was supposed to, what hillary clinton supposedly deleted from her server some 30,000 emails, they were all supposed to be personal, and ine deleted as part of that, the clinton team-- they said they didn't go through each one, just through an algorithm and there may have been some mistakes made. >> rose: harry reid raised the question of whether the fbi is sitting on evidence of some link between the trump himself or the trump ca

host: these are moments that yahoo! news has chosen. we want to hear about the moment you have chosen. our phone lines are open. lorraine is in michigan, a republican. what are you going to remember? caller: it makes me emotional because i am a veteran, but when they talked about the deaths of our americans. die?ood are americans our servicemembers? it is very emotional for me. i served in the navy for 21 years. host: daniel klaidman, as we let the rain go, the debate -- as we let lorraine go, the debate about servicemembers serving overseas, the vessel to the list you covered? guest: it did absolutely. and veteran's issues were prominent throughout the entirety of this campaign. i can think of a couple of moments that we picked, moment 16 -- in arend a 16 out of 16 project. one was when donald trump criticize john mccain saying he was not really impressed with john mccain's service. john mccain was shot down in vietnam and held as a prisoner of war for five years and tortured by the north vietnamese. line,nald trump's famous heroes --

it affected 500-0000 yahoo users. the new information we're learning about the investigation into what's being called the world's largest data breach. >>> we're live in the beast east bay where city leaders are trying something new aimed at preventing grid lock during the commute hours. we'll tell you how they're working with mapping apps like wayz. ♪ this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> welcome back. in fremont city leaders are traying something to new to help prevent traffic matters. you're in fremont so what are they trying? >> well, they're trying this new pilot program aimed at easing congestion. we are here along mission boulevard and this is one of the streets that gets clogged up especially during the afternoon commute. people are using those apps telling them to use these side streets to get on to the freeways like interstate 680. fremont city leaders are seeing that it's c

. >>> a consumer alert, concerns to data from yahoo users from a 2014 breach. new developments stem from claims of an unidentified hacker, yahoo is still looking into it but it is never a bad idea to change passwords anyway. >>> and listeria concerns prompting a a recall of ice cream, mcconnell's, and all of the flavors on your screen are affected. you can return it for a full recovery - - refund. >>> and gearing up for a big weekend, fans are camping out. they live around the track with a grocery store on site. >>> a beautiful weekend, let's look at the forecast on saturday and sunday, temperatures around noon in the 70s, be temperatures in the high and then clouds sunday and saturday will be dry. and another breezy day across the valley. in the metro, temperatures in the 60s, chandler and mesa at 68, and across the state, temperatures in the 50s in and pressed and thirties, 30s, flagstaff 1 degree above freezing right now, skies are clear across most of the states this hour, staying that way throughout the hour. and an area of low pressure back to the west. f

she said this was the sort of material she routinely forwarded to that yahoo! account.here is a discrepancy between what she said in the civil deposition and what she told the fbi in april. charlie: i assume they would not be classified, would they? michael: i think some could be. charlie: so she was sending things to the computer that was classified? michael: we know that there were classified e-mails that were being circulated between hillary clinton and out -- enter senior staffers, including huma abedin. so it's entirely possible. understand,p me what she was supposed to, what hillary clinton supposedly deleted from her server, some 30,000 e-mails, they were supposed to be from, personal and in no way official. >> yes, the fbi was able to recover those e-mails. comey in his congressional testimony said there were official state department e-mails deleted as part of that. the clinton team said they did not go through each one with an algorithm, and that there could be some mistakes made. charlie: harry reid raise the question if the fbi is sitting on evidence between

according to a regulatory filing, yahoo detected evidence of a hack attack at least 18- month before launching an investigation. that probe determined personal information had been stolen from about a half billion user accounts. this could have an effect on verizon's deal buy yahoo's online services. >>> one warriors fan is getting attention long after the buzzer rang out at a recent game. >> this woman danced in the stands like it was prom night all over again. sweater. the fan wanted a win so much - she ke throwing up >> i like in! [ laughter ] >> this time around she wore a warriors themed christmas sweater. fans loved it and it's going viral. >> of course it's going viral. yeah. >> i predict as your consumer reporter that that sweater will be a hot item this season and may already be sold out. i have to check it. >> breaking news at noon! >> love it! >> let's take a look at the roads right now. ace train number 7 and train 10 are canceled because of the holiday. but trains 3, bart, ace, muni and caltrain on time. parking meters and seven-day street sweeping are in force so keep t

it would appear yahoo! knew about the massive hack against it far earlier than anyone outside the company realized. yahoo! was hit by what it calls a state actor. new documents submitted to the government show the workers knew as early as 2014. yahoo! didn't tell verizon anti the hack even as verizon was offering to buy the company. now it appears yahoo! was holding the nfgts back longer than we thought. a verizon spoke man told "fortune" magazine, quote, we're still evaluating the situation and haven't come to any conclusions. >>> let's check on the news before the bell, landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. booed morning, landon. >> hi there, scott. good morning to you. wall street could be poised to add to yesterday's strong gains in what was a wild ride of a trading session. stocks went from potential massive losses in the pre market hours of investors digesting the election results to a rally with sectors that could potentially benefit from a trump administration, pharmaceutical ts and finan

yahoo! springs a leak, carver suss car, a video i want you to see coming up in business and tech. =rob/wfl= b weatherease >>> at 5:13. a live look at san jose right now. wet roadways after rain passed through in the last 15 minutes. you can plan on a few more scattered showers as well for your peninsula and eastbound commut east bay commutes over the next hour. >> where the rain goes, a spinout will follow. so far the crash i'm watching is in the altamont pass, west 580, 31 minutes for your drive toward the 680 interchange. most of the slowing out of the altamont. a delay on a tlan. we'll sort it out coming up. >>> a marathon is finally coming to an end. both presidential candidates are working down to the wire. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington this morning. tracie, this all comes as the fbi is focusing on hillary clinton's e-mails. now ties between russia and trump's former campaign manager. >> reporter: two separate probes within the fbi. clinton heads to florida

account because no one's yahoo! account has ever gotten hacked and then manual cli forget about it when she came under questioning with the federal bureau of investigation. >> as well as the freedom of information case where the deposition was ordered by a federal judge, the lawsuit by judicial watch. look, if the fbi had been permitted by the justice department to seat a grand jury and had subpoena power, they more likely than not would have subpoenaed huma abedin's mobile device and would have seen the trigger in there that automatically forwarded to herself every e-mail she received. >> unbelievable. >> they didn't know -- >> yahoo! e-mail account has our state secrets. >> they didn't know about it until they stumbled upon it when they were looking at her husband's laptop for reasons that we understand. >> so they didn't -- and they're looking to see whether there are state secrets in there and whether there's classified information in there. >> it's interesting. the affidavit to induce the search warrant. >> on

yahoo!dmits at least some employees knew a state-sponsored hacker got access to the network shortly after a cyber attack took place in 2014. the company says it first discovered the breach which affected data from at least 500 million users in august. yahoo! says it's investigating whether the hacker created a way to access user information without a password, sam and laura. back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you very much. >>> post election outrage is sparking a movement to make california it's own nation called a calexit. >> the term is a take-off from brexit. there's even a website devoted to the idea called yes kra california. the group is trying to get it on the 2018 ballot. >> i was talking to my friend about this today that i hope and pray it comes true. >> that's crazy, just beyond imaginable. >> law professors say calexit wouldn't work because it needs an amendment from congress with two-thirds support. >>> in the aftermath of the election, some people wondering how the pollst

. >>> late in 2014 yahoo had evidence a hacker broke into its computer network but it took the company at least 18 months to launch an information that found personal information had been it's raising questions now about why it took yahoo so long ng to respond to that security breakdown. >>> be careful the next time you use a shopping app. security experts tell us scammers are suddenly infiltrating the app score. the crooks pose as legitimate retailers and get consumers to give up their credit card and personal information. dillard's, puma, payless and pandora are just a few of the big name retailers that scammers have targeted. >> this is retail finish line. >> now do we know it's fake? >> first look at the reviews. floss reviews. if it's recently posted that's red flag. >> if customers aren't reviewing the app or the reviews are all bad, stay away. other red flags are bad english or link to the other apps from competing retailers. >>> we've been telling you about it for weeks. it's finally here. doug's winter weather outlook. neighborhood. >> and why donald trump's election was enoug

. >>> sunnyvale-based yahoo is under more scrutiny over a major security breach. according to a regulatory filing, the internet giant detected evidence of a hack attack at least a year and a half before launching an investigation. that probe revealed personal information had been stolen from about half billion users. this could have a big effect on verizon previously announced deal to buy yahoo's online services. >>> mountain view-based linked in may be banned in russia. they ruled that they breached the country's data protection rules. the social networking company says a ban would deny millions of russians opportunities to grow their businesses. linkedin recently agreed to be purchased by microsoft in a deal expected to be closed by the end of the year. >>> dozens of cities across the country are installing colorful benches in their parks and you can do more than just sit on them. the environmentally friendly benches feature free phone charging stations and free wi- fi hot spots. no electricity is involved. they are called sufa benches named after the boston com

. >>> new documents show yahoo waited 18 months to launch an investigation into a hacker attack thatffected 500 million user akoubts. some-- accounts. some company first became aware of the attack late in 2014, it is considered the world's largest data breach and could unravel verizon $4.8 billion acquisition of yahoo. the board is investigating who in the company knew about the breach in 2014 and the company is reassuring users that the hacker no longer has access. >>> the final numbers are in, it was a close 52-48% vote but californians have upheld a band on single-use plastic bags, the plastic bag industry but prop 67 on the ballot as ref-roundm to a bill signed into law by governor brown in 2014. the referendum blocked the ban from going into effect until voters weighed in. >> clear mandate from the citizens, lawmakers, local elected officials and people in california. no more of these, more of these. >> in the bay area many local jurisdictions have already adopted measures to ban single-use plastic bags, the state wide law takes effect immediately. it applies to grocery stores,

we have seen high-profile hacks of sony and yahoo! our companies dealing with these, and what do they knew that whether they need to do to protect themselves? >> the monetary damage as well as a reputation damage that you are seeing happening from yahoo! and some of the others, both in europe as well as north america and south america, as increased literally 200%. so hospitals that are being held with rent somewhere, people are voting with their feet. consumers are voting with their feet, but we are seeing it in the cyber security world. new startups,ms, new technologies being applied to it. but it is still a last-mile race. we are always addressing problems happening now, and it is very hard to be proactive. that spendsion millions of dollars to protect itself is still behind the curve. janke ofthat was mike the privacy from silent circle. time for a look at what is happening on the markets. we have european shares treading water ahead of an outcome of the u.s. presidential election. polls are open. the market is waiting to see what

dial 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> yahoo near more than it admitted about a massive account health,e employees knew a hacker breached the network in 2014 but they only claimed they learned about it in september. up to half a billion accounts were compromised. >> in florida a milk helmet camera reported an attack from another man that he had never met in miami beach. a car cuts off the motorcyclist and gets out and starts going after him. the attacker and the victim were exchanging violent threats on instagram over a woman they never met in person. police used this video to track down the attacker and he was arrested on charge of battery and drug possession. >> two day after voters in albany, oakland and san francisco voted to tax sugar drinks come as new study. scientists find that people would sleep five or fewer hours a night are likely to drink significantly more sugar caffeine drinks. it is not clear in drinking the beverages caused people to has sleep or whether the sleep deprivation makes people seek out more sugar. >> here is how to help your neighbors people in the bay area

yahoo is investigating how much was known about the hack in late 2014. emily: some new balance customers are burning their shoes over the boston-based company's political stance, their shoes. a spokesman for new balance says the election of donald trump means the company will move in the right direction, meaning the trade deals trump moved against. the company released a statement saying new balance publicly supported the trade positions of hillary clinton, bernie sanders and donald trump that focused on creating american job creation. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaks out against criticism of the social network's ability to sway public opinion. and zuckerberg says that fake news stories that circulated on the site about the presidential election and the candidates did not influence the outcome. the ceo claims there are only a small amount of fake stories shared. the company does say it takes the probability of fake news very seriously, and it will do helped save two bald eagles stuck in a storm sewer. an environmental conservation expert with the audu

. >> chris: alarming news if you have a yahoo! account. they are looking into whether or not a hacker has access to half a billion user accounts. a hacker september -- sent users' accounts. yahoo! is investigating and they have not looked at all of the files. names, e-mail addresses and birthdays of more than 500 million users were stolen in 2014. >> chris: and late tonight brad pitt was cleared of a claim of abusing his 4 14-year-old son on a plane in september. he is in a custody battle with his soon to be ex-wife, angelina >> denise: thank you, chris. voters have approved the use of a genetically modified mosquito to help fight the zika virus. the nonbiting mosquito would give the zika infected insect a fatal disease in the hopes of wiping out the virus. statewide there have been 192 cases of mosquito to human cases of zika since july. >> romona: lakewood police and the fbi are pleading for your help looking for a missing mom apartment last month. roya was last seen on october 16th. the 24-year-old's husband was arrested for a protectio

500 million yahoo users.he board is now investigating who in the company knew about the breach and is reassuring users the hacker no longer has access. it is considered the world's largest data breach and could threaten verizon $5 billion acquisition of yahoo. taking a look at the big boards. stocks have been shifting between small gains and losses after the dow jones was sent to a new high. not a lot of movement today. >>> in san francisco, macy's announced plans to sell its men's building in union square for $250 million. the buyer according to the san francisco business times is morgan stanley. macy's has not confirmed that yet. it will consolidate the men's store with the main store at union square. it expects the da he will to close in january. >>> amazon is teaming up with restaurants in the south bay offering free delivery for 100 restaurants. you have to be a prime member. that is the catch. amazon's competitor door dash has similar relationship with restaurants. >>> snatch chat is looking beyond filt

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on the other hand, in the old days, a you remember, yahoo! when yahoo! did yahoo! actually had real apertures and real humans. and as much as we think machine learning and artificial intelligence and algorithms can sort out the wheat from the chafe, it's actually something human judgment is better at. and i would think we might want to go back to having some more humans in the loop here making judgments about whether a story is right. that's what you do on your show. that's what happens in your control room. and you know, that's why people when they really want to buy or sell stock, they're not going to some wacky, fake news site. they're going to cnbc. >> right. >> or for that matter, to jon fortt's podcast. i just listened to it. congratulations. >> thanks, walter. >> it does bring -- as if that weren't enough, facebook has uncovered more miscalculated metrics related to ads users see on their feeds. the stock's getting hit this morning potentially on that news, down about 0.5%. julia boorstin's out west watching this round. hey, julia. >> reporter: hey, carl. th

when we did the alibaba deal at yahoo!son we did it was the chinese government was very clear -- can't do any communication, can't do any content, media, but we love e-commerce, and that's how we ended up working with alibaba and getting into those negotiations. this is a very slippery slope. i absolutely appreciate the fact that companies like facebook, like any company, needs to follow the laws of every country they're in, or you can't be in that country. so, there's nothing wrong with following the laws. the question is what's the definition of censorship? which is, if you're going to turn over communication, private communication between individuals on messenger or whatsapp, i don't think that's anything they would ever consider doing. but if it's a matter of what kind of content gets to be put through the news feed, that may be something that everybody can live with. but you know, we're learning in the united states, which is, what is censorship, what isn't, what is fake news, what is real news. these are complicated

since then yahoo has been slapped with more than0 action lawsuits. >>> and in health news for you, are you always looking for the sugar rush around 3:00 in the afternoon. it may have to do with how much sleep you get. a new study of the national sleep foundation find people that skimp on sleep dink 20% more sugar sweetened drinks than those that sleep seven to eight hours and say less sleep leads to more coffee consumption which could keep cycle. >>> up next, the new addition to the rock & roll hall of fame. what you will now see outside the michigan humane society. >>> now in the morning sprint, nick foley at the live desk following a protest over donald trump being our next president. >> and sarah phinney following the trump and cavs visit to the white house but first, a check of your thursday forecast with meteorologist jd rudd. >>> thank you. it is 6:45. good morning to you. here is the power of 5 doppler radar scanning the sky all the time. right now nothing to a dry, quiet day today. that will change tomorrow. i am monitoring fog, though, still being reported in and around the ne

yahoo only announced the breach in september say they learned of the extent a month before that. half a billion accounts were compromised. >> two days after voters in albany, oakland and san francisco voted to tax sugar drinks come as new constituted different the beverage. scientists fine people would sleep five or less hours each night are likely to drink significantly more sugar caffeine drivens. do the sugar drinks make you sleep less or does sleeping less make you reap for the caffeine and slug? >> those struggling to make ends meet are getting more help. abc was in san francisco at thed for bank for our "give where you live,ed for driver for thanksgiving day. we have partnered with all seven of our bay area feeding american food banks for 25 years and this is an amazing stat: one in four people living in san francisco and marin counties considered food insecure. you can see our colleague was there presenting a $15,000 check to executive director on our behalf and on before of parent company. the money will provide 45,000 meals to the people who use the food bank each week.

yahoo! said sec filing remember that hack to half a billion yahoo!ers, hackers left cookies, they done need passwords to break in, cookies let thieves come in, come and go at well without password, now. talking phones, tv, cars, wearables, chinese officials, listen to your phone call, read our text-message, steal your family and friends phone number, and remotely control your device, install apps. >> i was concerned about, that i was vice president -- we were building out national public safety broadband, we had concerns with two companies out of china. ties to people's liberation army, generations were running this, and they issued a respect in 2012 talking about dangers of this, have you preinstalled spying software, they say oops, it was a mistake, we did not mean to have this on american phones, have you millions of phones, i don't think it was a mistake they were collecting it. the fact they didn't find the it, or know about it i have no proof but based on pattern of behavior from china this probably a well-coordinated spying effort using androi

yahoo! investigating whether an unidentified attacker has access to it user account data. for 2014 have took information including names and addresses and dates of birth for more than 500 billion accounts. viacom says its quarterly profit plunge more than 70% a year ago and continued performance of the weaker showing at the box office. news comes as viacom explores a possible merger with cvs. lauren: at the polls showed picking supreme court justices was a major or for most voters. how will president electron's choice to take issues like abortion and gun control? >> i thought it best the american people decide. the american people have spoken of president trump will send us a nominee. lauren: a closer look. we will be right back. energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. when i was too busy with the kids to g

for giants fans, if they want the team to shore up the bull pen, a giants official told yahoo, we are getting one of the big closers. mark was in town to meet with the giants. he got 47 saves with washington and pittsburg and had a 164 era. the rockers are also said to be interested in him. the giants also met with chapman. the price tag is likely higher. remember this classic moment. back in 2002, game five of the world series. snow scoops up baker's son and carries him to safety. a bat boy back than. he is all grown up now, he is coming to the bay area. baker is heading to cal on a baseball scholarship. he batted 368 for granite day action so baker is coming to the bay area. in the meantime stanford is kicking oof its college schedule in shanghai, china, they getting a close personal look. they toured the city and checked out the sights and scrimmaged a team there. american sports are going global, more and more. cal opened their football season in australia. the raiders are heading to mexico. so now stanford in shanghai, china. >> a nice turn out for soccer. cal versus stanford. a

that's according to "yahoo sports". the "fayetteville observer" quoted a spokeswoman for the army marketing and research group... saying the military was "reviewing the situation and figuring out what the way ahead would be." foley says you can use a similar name in different industries... and that his team's name "was fully cleared by outside trademark counsel for use in connection with an nhl team." in downtown las vegas. it's looking to take movie-going to the next level. "the eclipse theaters" -- near third street and hoover -- features eight movies screens. there's also a full bar... an ultra lounge... and an outdoor patio for socializing. you can watch a film while enjoying one of their premium cocktails. there's also dining options for before... after... or during your movie. "we're looking to offer a really premium and more or less, more so than anything, a unique experience that doesn't exist in las vegas" "but the big factor is that when you go into a cinema, you're going to get full service. there's no conces

. >> more trouble for yahoo this morning. a new report says the company has evidence that a hacker broke into its computer network. at least 18 months before they had the investigation. >> that investigation was with 500 million user accounts. it was outlined in a regulatory outline and races for the questions why took so long for yahoo to realize the severity of the hack. this could provide verizon -- verizon a reason to terminate the $4.8 billion deal to purchase yahoo.>> a federal judge is laying out rules on how amazon must burst customers . the federal trade commission sued the company in 2014 saying it was too easy for children to spend the parents money or playing games on mobile devices. the agency settled similar cases against apple and google. author companies require a password for app purchases. amazon will not have to notify customers and allow them to make claims for a refund. the judge denied the request to reimburse the customers with amazon gift cards. >> watching wall street after record highs yesterday. loo

. >>> yahoo waited 18 months to investigate that 2014 hack attack that affected 500 million yahoo userstigating who in yahoo knew about the breach. they're also reassuring users that the hacker is no longer a threat. this is considered the world's biggest data breach. it could threaten verizon $5 billion acquisition of yahoo. >>> a federal judge in the class action lawsuit against donald trump denied a request to ban statements made by trump during the presidential campaign. trump is being sued by former students of trump university who claim the school was a fraud. u.s. district judge issued the ruling. trump has said the judge is biased based on his mexican heritage. trump's attorney requested a delay in the trial because of the obligations but the judge denied that request and said that the two sides should try to settle out of court. >>> some people in california san joaquin valley have a colorful way to support local police and firefighters. check it out. it is called the blue stripe campaign. homeowners are painting the curbs outside of their homes blue in honor of police officers

yahoo, you guys are great. we had fun, right? >> absolutely. >> all right. okay.his is amazing, we just mentioned to them, someplace also going to get more than they thought. because you under promise, over deliver every year? >> best to under promise and over deliver, yes. >> awesome. all right, you guys did great. we have to show the ladies, there is a bird. there is the bag. and look at the whole squad. you can be in my squad any day. look at them. yahoo. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> awe. thanks, guys. >> how about kanye west? taking aim at beyonce? the singer's new rant, why he is calling out the queen b. >> ♪ >> rocky theme ♪ www.evertz.com] >> i have folks here from seattle with me. folks here from mexico. and the kids from cincinnati. all rookies. they've never run the steps before. you ready? ready, guys? let's do it. >> to the top. come on, let's go, cincinnati. let's go seattle. let's go mexico. come on, all the way, let's do it, all the way, come on, let's go. >> people travel all over the worlds to do the rocky stems. >> still. last

you can see the downfall of yahoo! came because they didn't want to be in the media business. lot of the ills at twitter right now is because they also refuse to be in the media business and mark zuckerberg recently said we're in the tech business i think he needs to also consider that he's in the media business. >> that leads us to one last point, jessica. a lot of cynics argue platforms like facebook and twitter deal -- they want volume, right? they want things to be engaged with, sent, tweeted and posted in volume and having any kind of curation sort of limits that. right? >> potential ly. i mean, these companies like facebook and twitter thrive off engagement. they want us to use their product more. as a society, that raises a lot of interesting questions about how we get our information. i also wrote in the information recently that i think it's tilting those platforms more toward entertainment than information, which creates a huge hole for, okay, how do we get new facts and new perspective as opposed to sort of a tv replacement. >> right. >> that is sort of leaned back.

according to a new regulatory filing, yahoo! says it saw evidence a hacker had broken into its computer network 18 months before launching an investigation. that massive breach exposed personal info from about 500 million accounts. and today is veterans day of course. many restaurants are saying thank you. vets and active military members can get a free entree or burrito at chipotles and baskin-robbins will give part their proceeds to veterans organizations. there are tons of deals out there and well deserved. >> so true. well deserved and they deserve a lot more. thank you veterans and thank you, jill. >>> well said. friday's top stories want to get to. the country really, north america has lost a music legend, leonard co was best known for his powerful songs like "halleluiah." ? halleluiah, halleluiah ? >> leonard cohen gained attention for his poetry and books. a memorial will take place in los angeles. dead at the age of 82 years old. he really framed a generation along with bob dylan. trooper killed in the line of duty is n

that's according to "yahoo sports". foley says he isn't worried because you can use a similar name in different industries. foley adds that the team's name was quote "fully cleared by outside trademark counsel for use in connection with an nhl team." u-n-l-v hockey team just took a big step toward becoming a member of the n-c-a-a. the club sport received notice that they have been promoted from division two... the american collegiate hockey association. fox5's vince sapienza spoke with players, coaches and staff about how this helps the team become part of the u-n-l-v athletic family. <