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sony expects to restore some services within a week. sandra hughes, cbs news, burbank, california. >>> in the face of sky-rocketing energy costs, president obama again asked congressional leaders to repeal tax subsidies for the oil industries. some of the tax breaks have been in place since the 1920s. in an interview yesterday, the president said the high gas costs are taking a toll on the economy and called on major oil producers to increase production. >> we are talking to oil producers around the world, and letting them know that it's in their interest to make sure high oil prices don't end up hurting the world economy. if we're not growing, they're not going to be making money either. >> gas prices have climbed for 35 days in a row to a nationwide average of $3.87 a gallon. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the fed chief makes history and the aflac duck gets a new voice. ashley morrison is here with the latest on all of that in new york. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets are headed higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei rose about

. >>> also in the news tonight, a major security breach has closed down sony's playstation network. sony is warning gamers that their personal information may have been stolen, mark sayier on why that warning could be too little too late. >>> chris meyer has been enjoying sony playstation games more than a decade. >> it's relaxing, always fun to see what people have come up with making new games. >> reporter: he hayes he was not too alarmed when the problems with his system first began last week with an on screen error message he has seen before. >> we have been through this before. we have seen other playstation network outages so we know that when that shows up something is a little wrong. >> reporter: but meyer says he is now on high alert after sony announced customer of its playstation network had their personal information stolen including name address and log- in passwords, sony also says it cannot rule out the possibility that as many as 77 million customers' credit card numbers may have been compromised. >> having that exposed to anyone really does present a lot of worries.

the privacy breach connected to sony's play station outage. >> takes more than organization to plan a wedding. meet the retired colonel brought in. >>> good evening. >> we have breaking news out of san francisco tonight. the city has apparently selected its new police chief. he's someone who has a long history with the department and as robert lyle shows us, he's seen his share of scandal as well. >> cbs5 learned the new chief is greg sir, he's currently working with the bay view station. he's been with the department for nearly 30 years and is described as a cop's cop, but the popular cop's road to chief has been a rocky one. in 2003, the da charged sir with conspiracy to obstruct justice in the now notorious fajita gate scandal. heather fong stripped away his head of patrol file. he was accused minutes later an officer was clubbed over the head by protestors. he needed 7 staples to close his skull. sir no longer patrolled the streets, instead he headed up security for the public utilities commission. by 2009, sir was in hot water yet again, this time completely demoted from command

came out and said it was something much more serious. >> reporter: the sony network hacked. the company released a statement to us saying an unauthorized person obtained personal information belonging to roughly 77 million gamers worldwide. that's twice the population of california. neil o'farrell, founder of the identity theft council, says this could be the largest data broach of its kind. >> it's not just the breach of the epsilon breach a week ago that was just name and e-mail address, but this could include names, home addresses, e-mails, billing information. >> reporter: and maybe even complete credit card information. sony says the network has temporarily turned off playstation network and hired a security firm to investigate and strengthen the network infrastructure. good news for julie berry, with monitoring her credit card statements closely, making sure she is not a victim. >> it's not a perfect situation, but obviously it's happened and everybody just has to deal with the fallout from it. >> reporter: companies will be spending a lifetime trying to stay ahead of

if you remember a few months ago we told you about how sony filed a lawsuit against george hotz when he released a code online to show other gamers how to modify their console and even use pirated games on their system so he had absolutely no qualms about going after hotspurs attack on their gaming system they took him straight to court so keeping all of that in mind i can't help but wonder why hasn't sony taken more steps to protect their customers they spend so much effort tracking down one guy who damage their bottom line meanwhile they leave their own database open to hackers who potentially have gained enough information to perform identity theft on seventy seven million users so maybe sony should read some of their vast resources to protecting the personal information of customers the people who have made sony what it is rather than waging a legal battle against one lonely hacker george hotz and several governments such as taiwan canada the u.k. and the u.s. seem to agree are currently pressing sony for information on this very serious breach but in the meantime sony is hanging

hackers breaking into sony's database. nuptial nerves around london, just two days to go before the royal wedding. the u.n., the u.s., and the european union are weighing options on how to pressure syria to stop shooting at its own people. the u.n. security council is meeting this hour to discuss the crackdown on anti-government protesters. washington is considering toughening sanctions on damascus and europe's biggest powers warned they may have lost they may do the same. syria rolled tanks out across the country. -- europe's biggest powers have warned that they may do the same. >> this footage shows armored vehicles. army tanks entered the southern cities where the protests first began. footage is also emerging from the region itself appearing to back up reports that soldiers are firing live ammunition against soldiers. the use of force against opposition has garnered international opposition. the german foreign minister is demanding action. >> if the syrian leadership does not change course immediately, the internationa

within a day of that, sony came out and said it was more serious. >> reporter: the sony network, hacked. the company releasing a statement, saying a person obtained information belonging to 77,000 gamers worldwide. that's twice the population of california. the founder and director of the identity theft council says, this could be the largest breach of its kind. >> it wasn't like the breach a couple weeks ago, just a name and an e-mail address. but this could include names home addresses, e-mails, billing information. >> reporter: and maybe even complete credit card information. sony says the network has temporarily turned off playstation network and hired a security firm to investigate and strengthen the network infrastructure. good news for julie berry, monitoring her credit card statements closely. >> it's not a perfect situation. but it happened. and everybody has to deal with the fallout from it. >> reporter: it's inevitable, companies will be spending a lifetime trying to stay ahead of the hackers. reporting live in danville, bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, a san jose man is unde

sony says it's the victim of a hacker attack. it's knocked games offline but also people who use the sony network to watch movies or listen to music. the company still has not been able to secure this network and will keep it offline until it can. now, sony's service is generally free, so there are fewer credit cards in that system than there are in, say, xbox live network or apple itunes, but it is a good reminder while you can secure your own computer, your personal information is mostly contained outside your own personal sphere on netflix and amazon.com. >>> speaking of paid services, reports say youtube will expand its offering of rental movies. this is a look at the current offerings. youtube has signed a deal with universal, which is part of this tv station's parent company, along with sony and warner brothers to put more movies on youtube. more choices for you. >> i didn't know that existed. >> most people don't. >> interesting. learn something new every day. thank you, scott. >>> it is 5:26. a bay area hospital hoping yo

i imagine that's why sony took so long to announce this. they were probably hoping to find better news. they were probably hoping to find evidence that that information wasn't accessed. now they've brought in an outside company i expect they'll know a lot more than they do now eventually. of course, they may know more than they're telling us now. >> suarez: the playstation system has been down for over week, disappointing a lot of people who are frequent users. does that long-term shutdown tell you something about the seriousness of the breach? that they're not patching it but rebuilding the whole network? >> absolutely. it's a really radical measure to take. it's surely going to cost them a lot of money and a lot of fan loyalty. there are people that aren't even going care about the breach itself who are just going to be extremely angry they were denied access to the playstation network for so long. so it's bad news all around. if this had just been a casual intruder, a recreational intruder, some kid working from his bedroom i doubt they

the gaming community has been on pins and needles after word got out of the sony playstation three it suffered a major breach earlier this week tech site started reporting that sony suffered an external intrusion which forced their online network to shut down and as details of that intrusion start to leak out we've now learned that pro players personal information was breached and was breached massively i'm talking user names addresses e-mail addresses birthdays network passwords and log ins and we should point out here the for the first few days the tech sites are reporting this unprecedented breach so he decided not to make any kind of public comment it wasn't until days later when the tech giant decided to finally send a letter to each of their users to inform them of this major problem and in the e-mail they stated we have discovered that between april seventeenth of april nineteenth certain playstation network and create also the service user account information was compromised in connection with an illegal and unauthorized intrusion into our network now the letter then went on t

i imagine that's why sony took so long to announce this. they were probably hoping to find better news. they were probably hoping to find evidence that that information wasn't accessed. now they've brought in an outside company i expect they'll know a lot more than they do now eventually. of course, they may know more than they're telling us now. >> suarez: the playstation system has been down for over week, disappointing a lot of people who are frequent users. does that long-term shutdown tell you something about the seriousness of the breach? that they're not patching it but rebuilding the whole network? >> absolutely. it's a really radical measure to take. it's surely going to cost them a lot of money and a lot of fan loyalty. there are people that aren't even going care about the breach y angry they were deniedg to be access to the playstation network for so long. so it's bad news all around. if this had just been a casual intruder, a recreational intruder, some kid working from his bedroom i doubt they would have taken this measure. so

regardless of who's at fault, this will cost sony. a data security research firm said the debris to cost $338 per compromised record. it was 77 million accounts, the firm believes this could cost sony $24 billion. one tech analyst as saying he doesn't expect the sales of the place station three to be affected. he thinks most people will really lose anything except for several days of online gaming. sony is hoping have the network running again in the deer to. >>jacqueline: wicked weather right now in tennessee and northern alabama. there is a tornado thunderstorms out break right now, really easy to see how dangerous the situation. all of those circles pop up on your screen are were tornados are occurring right now. we will have your local weather coming up. >>pam: new details, a young barack obama. you see him on the beach taken in hawaii, it today president barack obama tried to put an end to the long-running questions about his birthplace. the president, the birth certificate, and the donald. >> i want to look at it, i hope it's tr

we've got an update for you tonight on one guy who took on sony george hotz an avid gamer and tech whiz and former guest on the alone a show was known for jailbreaking the i phone but then he got into deep water when he not only successfully hacked sony's playstation three but then went on to release the code needed for the hack online along with a how to video now this code sony in hot water because it created a loophole for anybody who wanted to modify their gaming console and even allow gamers to use pirated games on their system so as you can imagine has put hearts into a lawsuit with the mega electronics corporation one hopes was not deterred he proceeded to push the envelope when he released this video on youtube. conflict of. interest please all of the children with the choice the boys money want to show. you. now we had hot on our show a few months back when he was asking for donations for his legal costs in fighting the corporation but it looks like a geo hide his fellow gamers column has reached an agreement according to wired dot com sony has dropped its jailbreaking a lawsui

sony admits it was hacked. in the process. game pro on line editor tells us via skype that sony created a problem. >> this is a huge mark against them in the community they built up. gamers expect to be able to play the games on line especially with mortal two and mortal combat which are huge releases. >> sony computer entertainment will not say how soon it will restore service. this is a time intensive process and we are working to get back on line quickly. they don't know if credit card and other personal information has been compromised. everybody is going to yell at the play station ps3. got to make sure it is safer. >> kenny had to play basketball instead of playing on line. other station owner are complainning and others thanking sony for putting security first. they are with macafee. >> hopefully they are adding extra layiers of defense and looking at security that is necessary. >> during the out age they can watch blue ray dvd's and watch movies on netflix. most would really like to playy on line. in san jose david lou

. >>> a hacking at sony. the compromised information includes names, user names, password, security questions and credit card numbers. ken wayne is live in san francisco to tell us how sony is trying to control the damage, ken. >> reporter: julie, 77 million sony station fans around the world are suffering from a kind of entertainment black out. the sign on this video store sums it up. game stop. in this huge security breech could wind up costing sony millions of the dollars. >> definitely a wake up call. >> reporter: as editor in chief ricardo torrez knows everything there is to know about video games. >> we're kind of trains to know to protect our pcs and information you have there. but you don't really think to protect your video game console information or everyone think it can get out. >> reporter: play stations is used to download net flix but players also play against others online. and for the last several days, that function is shut down. >> i have to hear about how he can't shoot people. shoot peopl

. >>> a hacking at sony. the compromised information includes names, user names, password, security questions and credit card numbers. ken wayne is live in san francisco to tell us how sony is trying to control the damage, ken. >> reporter: julie, 77 million sony station fans around the world are suffering from a kind of entertainment black out. the sign on this video store sums it up. game stop. in this huge security breech could wind up costing sony millions of the dollars. >> definitely a wake up call. >> reporter: as editor in chief ricardo torrez knows everything there is to know about video games. >> we're kind of trains to know to protect our pcs and information you have there. but you don't really think to protect your video game console information or everyone think it can get out. >> reporter: play stations is used to download net flix but players also play against others online. and for the last several days, that function is shut down. >> i have to hear about how he can't shoot people. shoot peopl

look psychotic agio hard as fellow gamers column has reached an agreement according to wired dot com sony has dropped its jailbreaking a lawsuit against hogs in exchange for a promise not to fiddle with the p s three system anymore that's right a promise now the details of his promise include an agreement not to perform reverse engineering decompiling or disassembling any portion of a sony product and he also agreed not to bypass disable or circumvent any encryption security or authentic authentication mechanism now breaching the terms of the settlement would result in a ten thousand dollars fine for violations but looks like the only way the hard to get out of legal trouble is through agree to keep his hacking ways away from sony products but that doesn't really seem like too harsh of a penalty for me after all so he did treat hunts like enemy number one they even got court approval to hans's pay pal records and to his hard drive we have to keep in mind though that the damage for so many is already done now the encryption code is out there in public where others can still use the code to

sony shut down the play station network after hackers broke in. that means 75 million play station owner can't compete against other on line gamers and question about security as well. sony isn't saying how long it will take to restore service but working to prevent future attack by hacke hacker. >> they should do whenever it takes to get them back up on line and everybody likes to play on line. >> never can say the network is bullet proof but hopefully looking coastally at what kind of security is necessary for service like this with extra dovs. >>reporter: sony spokesman in japan says the attack may have compromised user information but says the company doesn't know if credit card information has been stolen. >> michael vick is leading the charge against cell phone app being sold for google android software that says glorifies dog fighting. app called dog war and players feed water train then fight the virtual dog against others. vick released a statement on the humane society web site criticizing the app claiming it sends the wrong message. cre

sony play station network has been down for 6 days running now. as david reports, serious gamers are now also concerned about their cybersecurity. >> at first he thought the campus internet connection was down. before long 70 million owners of play stat 3 console realized that sony play station network has been down since last wednesday. >> do whatever it takes to get it back up on line because everybody likes to play on line. >>reporter: network allows players to compete on line in real time against others and sony they were hacked and trying to fix the problem and improve security. in the pro sets game pro on line executive editor justin tells us by skype that sony has created another problem. >> this is a huge mark against the rae liability in the community that they built up because gamers expect to be able to play the game they have on line especially with the recent release of mortal combat that are huge releases. >>reporter: sony computer entertainment won't say when it will restore service. on the blog a company spokesman says this ace tim

gerd >> they come under heavy attack by the libyan government also appeared of a security to reach at sony. users of the place station network are warned that information may have been stolen -- users of the place station network or one-third information may have been stolen. italy and france have order control as thousands of migrant stream in from africa. why is westminster abbey turning green for william aunt kate's beaumont region -- for william and kate? eyewitness reports in the south of syria have described more gunfire as government forces keep up their campaign to control the city. more than 400 people have been killed since the uprising began last month. international leaders are calling for tough measures to end syrian repression. our correspondent sam is a report from jordan. -- sent us this report from jordan. you may find some images disturbing. >> these are the k. of images syrian authorities do not new -- these are the issues the syrian authorities do not want the world to see. filmed last friday, they appear to support claims for human rights groups that dozens of people w

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sony has issued a worldwide warning to any users of its playstation network. after one of the largest online security breaches ever. >> this is affecting a lot of people. as we reported yesterday, hackers have stolen personal data from 77 million people. this includes credit card numbers. the bbc's technology correspondent rory cellan jones has the latest. >> reporter: for the last week, it's been game over for millions wanting to connect with other playstation users online. but now they've been hit with much worse news. a hacker attack has put them at risk of identity theft. these are just a few among the many unhappy playstation network users. >> my frustration is that the onus is on me now to minimize the damage and not sony and they should have really taken the necessary steps in the first place to make sure this didn't happen. >> i think sony has done a huge disservice by taking so long to advise people of the scale of the problem. >> it makes it harder certainly to trust sony and also i don't really -- i don't know what's going to happen to this data bey

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this comes as sony's network enters its eighth day of outages. they say they are the victim of a hacker attack. it's knocked gamers off line but also people that watch movies or listen to music. the company is going to keep the network offline until it can secure it. sony's service is generally free so there are far fewer credit card numbers in that system than there are in the xbox live network or apple itunes. it is a good reminder that you can secure your own computer all you want with anti-virus software or fire walls. your personal information is mostly contained outside your personal sphere. it's in places like sony, xbox, netflix and amazon.com. >>> reports say youtube will expand its offering of rental movies. this is a look at the current offerings on youtube. lots of people don't even realize this page exists. youtube has reportedly signed a deal with universal, which is part of this tv station's parent company along with warn brothers. it hasn't picked up disney. >> how much does it cost to rent? >> it's competitive. from $1.99 up to $

. >>> it is 4:43 on your wednesday and a warning from sony for playstation users about a security breach. your personal credit card information may be in the wrong hands. the playstation network was shut down last week when an on screen error message showed up. there is a chance that credit card numbers for as many as 77 million customers may have been compromised. >> sony has had this outage on their network for days and they hadn't said much about it. so for them to all of a sudden announce about six days into the outage that a ton of personal data was compromised plus maybe credit card information has people upset. >> sony said it put out warnings as soon as it learned the extent of the data loss. >>> at&t plans a network upgrade to improve iphone service in san francisco is on hold this morning. last night the board of supervisors delayed a vote to discuss how neighborhoods can play a role in deciding whether they want the four-foot-tall boxes on their sidewalks. critics have called for an environmental review of at&t and its plan to install those 726 boxes. they are supposed to upgr

that would make it one of the biggest data breaches ever, and there are lawsuits against sony already in the works. the playstation network lets people play video games against each other over the web, chat online and watch movies. sony has temporarily shut it down. >> susie: the prospect of saving a million dollars for retirement may sound daunting, but for many people, it's doable. tonight's "money file" has some suggestions for socking away dough, regardless of your age. here's donna rosato, senior writer at "money magazine." >> one million dollars? that's the magic number most people aim to hit when they retire. but hitting that mark really isn't that tough, even if you've only got a fraction of it saved right now. here's what to do. time is the most critical factor. it makes sense. the longer you have, the easier it is to save and the less risk you need to take. say you're 45 and you have $250,000 saved. if you want to retire at 62 with $1 million, you've got 17 years. even if you save $15,000 a year, you won't make it to $1 million. but stick it out, work just two more years, an

hopely they will look at security that is necessary for a service like this. >> sony hopes to have it up in the next day or two but making no promises about that. >> whatever will they do. it is a nice night, head outside. >> what a novele idea . a another reason not fogive my kids those yet. >> they have been asking. i will say it doesn't work. >> right. >> there you go . go outside right now and pick up sunscreen and pick up a baseball or tennis racket and today, it is a great day to be golfing. winds will be a little strong in those areas and tomorrow, a better day for that activity. it is a built in excuse. we are looking at the trees moving and still see the flags unfurl because of the fast wind. we'll talk about the temperatures. it is right along the bay shore and coast. we are still around 50. same thing inantioc. look at 41 in sant rosa and 42 in napa. without the winds to keep the atmosphere overturned, that cold air sinks in the depths of the valley . about 50 in salinas. >> talking about the highlights and breezy and dryy and sunny today and tomorrow . windy not as warm th

sony is telling their 20 plus million u.s. subscribers that their names, addresses, birth dates, and passwords were stolen, and they can't rule out the possibility that credit card numbers were taken, too, throw not the security numbers. sony urges customers to watch their credit card accounts for possible fraud. >>> and we heard from apple today a week after researchers found that the ipod and ipad record the user's movement. they keep a record of the nearby cell phone towers and wi-fi hot spots they encounter so they can triangulate where they are. that's useful for applications like maps that depend on specific locations. the company said it never intended the phones to store an entire year's worth of those results and said that will be soon corrected and the data will be encrypted in the next version of the soph ware, and apple said they never used the information to track the movements of individual customers. >> our justice correspondent, our electronics correspondent. >>> up next, what we can learn from a future princes

sony is sounded an alert tonight that affects playstation network users. the compromised information includes names, birth dates, addresses, usernames, passwords, and more. sony said so far there is no evidence that credit card information was taken but it cannot rule out that possibility. >>> a small earthquake jolted people in sonoma today. the earthquake registered at 3.9 and was centered 25 miles northwest of santa rosa. >>> record high coffee prices are getting coffee drinkers a jolt at cash register. is anybody changing there had a? >> find out how one city is trying to rig drivers of dangerous road conditions. >> outside our doors, mostly blue and a little brisk. we'll take a look at your current conditions and a slight cool down expected for your wednesday, coming up. >> people who live in southern and central, arkansas, are bracing for another round of severe weather tonight. the governor toured the area yesterday. officials say 10 people died in the storm. >>> your morning cup of joe could be more expensive. the wholesale price of coffee beans ha

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sony is not saying how long it will be to restore service. they will protect themselves from future attack. >> and on line. everybody likes to play on line. >> you can't say the network is bullet-proof. they are looking close and the security that is necessary for a service like >> and a sony spokesman in japan don't know if a credit card or recollect personal information was tollen. >> pg&e shareholders will pay for the retirement package rather than imposing a rate hike on customers. peter darby will retire and the decision will be made to renew customer faith in futility . mr. darby's decision to retire. the board is committed to taking steps to demonstrate the coming is move nothing a different direction. >> there is jobs looking for work. 16 companies will be on hand with 300 approximations to fill. that is welcome news with employment in double digits. >> it is a great time to bring the resume. they do have hiring employers and people should come prepared to be hired. >> according to the state development. east bay lost job in manufactu

. >>> the company's online services were -- the sony company's online services were hacked. it may have resulted in the theft of personal information of millions of the users. however today sony said there's no evidence at least so far that any incrypted credit card data was stolen. sony is advising all users to monitor their accounts for any signs of fraud. >>> yahoo today used twitter to announce it was working on a problem. yahoo has an estimated 284 million users around the world. >>> looks like an effort to support a permanent route is now headed to voters. bart's plan calls for the route to go through downtown livermore. opponents would like to see it hug interstate 580. tonight opponents told ktvu news they plan to submit a petition containing 7,800 signatures on tuesday. the initiative asked the council to support the 580 route. >>> and chevron reports tomorrow. there's no oil shortage looming so why are prices rising? our consumer editor tom vacar solicited some expert thought and customer opinion. >> reporter: here at the chevron, customers said gas fares are unfai

sony hired a security firm to try to figure out what went wrong. they hope to have it back on line in a week. >> right now lance armstrong is leading a group of war veterans on a grueling bike trip in the texas desert. they are accompanied by former president george bush. it began on monday. they road 30 miles on the second leg of the trip. today mr. bush and veterans are finishing up with a 20 mile test. the former president appeared on good morning america with sergeant self whose legg was amputated. >> yesterday i crank it up and admittedly i am about to receive medicare. but i am riding pretty good . this guy is on my back wheel for miles. one legged. yeah, with one leg. >> for most of the riders, mountain bike riding is a key to the rebillitation. you can see the entire brew on abc 7. >> amazing stories coming out. next at 5:30. old east bay tadium is about to get a new name. >> a java jolt for coffee drinkers . what is behind the sudden spike of a cup of jo. >>> and officer that is worn in today as san francisco's new police chief. we'll have

. >>> the company's online services were -- the sony company's online services were hacked. it may have resulted in the theft of personal information of millions of the users. however today sony said there's no evidence at least so far that any incrypted credit card data was stolen. sony is advising all users to monitor their accounts for any signs of fraud. >>> yahoo today used twitter to announce it was working on a problem. yahoo has an estimated 284 million users around the world. >>> looks like an effort to support a permanent route is now headed to voters. bart's plan calls for the route to go through downtown livermore. opponents would like to see it hug interstate 580. tonight opponents told ktvu news they plan to submit a petition containing 7,800 signatures on tuesday. the initiative asked the council to support the 580 route. >>> and chevron reports tomorrow. there's no oil shortage looming so why are prices rising? our consumer editor tom vacar solicited some expert thought and customer opinion. >> reporter: here at the chevron, customers said gas fares are unfai

sony wrote the shut down is necessary so it can provide additional securities. it is expected to be back up in the next day or two. >>> the bacteria that causes legionnaires disease has been traced to the grotto to the "playboy" mansion. the whirlpool hot tub is famed for steamy es ask you paids that have taken place there over the past years. at least 123 people got sick after attending a fundraiser at the "playboy" mansion on february 5th. the disease can cause pneumonia and symptoms that include headaches, coughs and shortness of breath. >>> and one note for cable car ride you ares, starting tomorrow -- riders, starting tomorrow they will start at powell and market street and powell street. maintenance is expected to be finished by friday. >>> leigh is up and we will have a few more showers here. >> yeah, one more system tomorrow morning. be prepared for a wet monday morning commute. and once the cold front moves through, we will warm up nicely the rest of the workweek. here is a live shot from the high definition east bay cam, and already the clouds are thic

sony says it may be another week before it is up and running again. >>> census numbers out today say for the first time women outif you remember men when it comes to getting postgraduate college degrees. 10.6million working women have masters degrees or higher compared to 10.5 million working men. today's numbers also confirm another trend that has been reported for years. 37% of women have a bachelor's degree or higher. that's compared to 35% of men. researchers say this is reflecting the long trend of more women in the workplace. >>> thousands of bees have completely taken over a house in sacramento. at least four colonies of bees have swarmed into the front rock wall of the house. the elderly homeowner had to move to a nursing home and family says it can't afford the cost of getting rid of bees. one neighbor says she feels like a prisoner in her own home. >> my kids love to be outdoors. we love to do sprinkler fun, you can't do any of that. >> there's bees everywhere. >> reporter: the she contacted the county several times about the bee problems. the spokeswoman said there's nothi

. >>> sony is jumping into the tablet computer business. the company ape nounlsed this morning it plans to run two models that run a google android operating system. both devices will come with touch screens and cameras. sony did not say when the product will officially launch. >>> the first ever savings for electric cars are out this morning. the chevy volt and nissan earned the highest points possible. the vehicles are classified as small cars but the bulky battery parks make them almost as heavy as mid sized sedans. >> nissan is recalling 200,000 suvs over a possible steering problem. older pathfinders and qx-4s. overtime, road salt could corrode the steering column and cause the driver to lose control. no injuries have been reported but there are at least 35 complaints. >>> most of the royal wedding memorabilia is about what you expect -- but not all of it. one british company is selling crown jewel condemns, another sick bag to commemorate the occasion. that are flying off of the shelves. and unofficial items that don't have the royal

let's go straight to tennis where maria sharapova will face victoria as a rank in the final of the sony ericsson open as a ranking from better east defeating russian bid is going to be over in straight sets in miami while she rather there produced a great comeback win i would human andrea petkovic cesure out of the start of this going the favorite i am running five places i haven't played given each but it was the german who had a much better start and quickly adjusted to the blustery conditions to take the first set sixth grade however sharapova found her rhythm in the second taking that to love and then swept through the six to the russians after her first title since may last year and was pleased how she fought her way back into them. here i didn't have the first first i felt pretty slow and sluggish wasn't moving the ball those kwaito windy out there today and i didn't feel like i just did well and i think that's what i started doing and the second so i was really moving the ball and taking the ball early and just surf i'm more confident meanwhile roger federer will play great rival