sony playstation. this is no game. your personal information is up for grabs. how to protect yourself from possible phishing scams now coming your way. >>> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu curb, but did you know every day from 4 to 5 he hosts a show on cspan? >> more from the white house correspondence dinner. >> 74 out of bwi today. we guaranteed you 72 last night. deb price from baltimore, congrats. you get an abc2 storm umbrella. and you may need it. we will talk about when the rain arrives right after this. @ ,@ >>> abc2 is working for you tonight. we are not playing around with this one. millions are people are at risk after hackers gain access to the network that controls something your kids probably play with. sony playstation. how to protect yourself as scammers prepare to pounce in this week's scam alert. >> reporter: to many it's child's play. but what has happened to sony playstation users is no game. the company's network has been hacked leaving players open to potential identi

. >> the sony playstation hack keeps getting worse. and why less homes in america have televisions. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. pr plus charlie sheen speechless? >> coming up, the sacramento kings make a big distinction and one chicago bull wins while his team loses. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. on the same day libyan ruler moammar gadhafi buried his son, the swiss government says it has identified $415 million of potentially illegal assets linked to him. another $473 million has been tied to former egyptian president hosni mubarak. switzerland has ordered banks to freeze possible assets of both men along with tunisia's ousted president. >>> a second black box and the cockpit voice recorder of an air france plane that crashed in 2009 killing 228 people were found. they were found by a submarine probing almost 2 1/2 miles below the ocean's surface. >>> and new zealand's largest city has been hit by a deadly tornado. at least two peopl

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despite the strong industry-wide bump, sales of sony's playstation three rose much slower than its main competitor, microsoft's x-box 360. sony has been working to restore some service in its playstation network after 100 million customer accounts were hacked. worries about inflation and european government debt hit stocks today but tonight's market monitor expects the rally to continue this summer. he's eugene peroni, senior vice president at advisor asset management. geerng always nice see you. welcome back. >> tom it's great to be here. thank you. >> tom: we have to say congratulations. last fall when you were last with us you predicted the dow jones industrial average would hit 12,500. we're just above it. do you expect a new high before the end of the year? >> i do. but over the short run, i think we will see some consolidation. i think the dollar is going toen here a bit. if you're looking at the volatility index, i think there is some rally potential in that which would imply some weakness over the short run. but i think it will be mostly garden variety weakness taken in the pers

sony hits restart on its playstation network. and cash in those chips, the las vegas landmark is closing. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. ashley, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. a down day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei dropped a fraction while hong kong's hang seng fell more than 1%. today, wall street gets the latest on the housing market. stocks are looking to bounce back after losing momentum last week. for the week the dow lost a fraction while the nasdaq stayed pretty much the same. >>> americans are doing a better job of paying their mortgage on time. the credit agency transunion says delinquency rates fell during the first quarter to 6.19%. that rate has dropped for five consecutive quarters, but is still way above the normal 2%. delinquency rates were highest in florida and nevada. the dakotas had the lowest. >>> good news for online gamers using sony's playstation network. service in the u.s. and europe is being restored after being shut down almost a month ago becaus

chris clackum has the latest. >> reporter: with last week's news that sony's playstation network was hacked, compromising the personal information on 77 million users and sunday's bow of apology and a promise of help from sony executives, some gamers were still willing to give sony the benefit of the doubt. >> if we have technology, everyone is bound to figure out a way to screw it up for everyone. >> reporter: but sony is admitting they were hacked, exposing another 25 million customers to identity theft. criticism has become brutal. >> they screwed up bad. they didn't invest in security over the last decade. >> reporter: tuesday, sony confirmed the second attack and said it occurred around the same time as the one on the playstation network. in both cases, information stolen by the hackers may include a user's personal info as well as logins and passwords. >> sony gets an "f" for taking care of people's information right now. there is help that sony customers may end up more annoyed than harmed by the hackers. >> this is not armageddon for data loss. we're not talking about social

no. 5, last month sony playstation gamers got hit yesterday. the company shut down soapy online entertainment after it was hack -- sony online entertainment after it was hacked. personal information of more than 24 million users could have been compromised, but sony does not think hackers got ahold of u.s. chiropractor card information. no. 4, beware of the osama bin laden bin -- credit card information. no. 4, beware of the osama bin laden bin facebook scam. experts suggest looking closely before clicking on any link. hackers are waiting to steal your personal information. no. 3, you already know being obese is bad for your health. a new study shows it may also be bad for your sex life. duke university researches are found obese women had lower levels of sexual satisfaction than men, but the overall sexual quality of life was low for both men and women who were obese. no. 2, use recyclable bags or you will pay more for disposable paper and plastic bags when you shop at montgomery county maryland stores. the council approved a five cent bag fas

playstation network, and what she would like to see government do to protect consumers. >> congresswoman mary bono mack, one of your key questions yesterday at the sony-a brief hearing was, why weren't sony customers told us earlier? are you satisfied with the answer that sunny provided? >> not yet. for me as a policymaker and the consumer, i think the consumer always should be alerted first and foremost with any data reach like this because only they know what data might have been exposed. if sony would have come forward and testified at the hearing, we could have got a lot of answers that would have been very helpful. frustrated, concerned, we will follow this and see if there is a legitimate reason or if they were creating greater jeopardy for consumers. at the fact that sony provided written answers, was that satisfactory? if you get asked to testify at a hearing by congress, chances are you are going to come, correct? >> well, you would hope. i can understand their concern that they would be scrutinized very heavily and be asked some appointed, tough questions. there are still more

you know the sony playstation network has been down since april 20th. that no online game plays. what you may not be aware your personal information may be at risk. a hacker obtained personal information from playstation account holders and subscribers. they said the unidentified -- names, home addresses, e-mail addresses, birthdays, pass words, credit card expiration dates as well as the answers to security codes and billing addresses, mails have been taken. somebody services back online until at least next week. >>> the death toll decontinues to decline as nearly 300 people from the tornadoes. the south has endured the secondly deadliest tornado out break since 1950. many people are left without homes and nearly 1 million have been left without electricity. president obama visited alabama friday. what do you have for us. >> i have a movie you're doing to like. before i get to that, students were treated to a special showing of the movie the soloist this week followed by q and a with the movie's i understand spa ration steve lopez. the columnist. lopez wrote an award about natha

i just heard on the tv this morning sony -- playstation -- shut down its system today because someone hacked into the system and was able to get 2.5 million names and credit card numbers. so being smart about preventing identity theft is really a huge issue and a great skill to have. if you are interested in learning more about the program, session two is one of the workshops that a that you should avail yourself of so you can learn more about identity theft. the mayor talked about the problems we are having with budgets on the city level. let me tell you about the problems we are having with budgets on a federal level. he was talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. how about talking about trillions of dollars? that is what the problem is on a federal level. $1.40 trillion is the deficit this year, and we have a debt of close to $14 trillion. that is not fair to carry that debt so that you as young people are going to find yourself paying more money to service the debt then you are to have services in this country. that is why we have got to fix that. one of the ways we have to

then we also had the sony playstation breach. the fourth largest, i believe, breach of all time in terms of the number of records that mpwe accessed, people that use the playstation network and e-mails and passwords, birth dates have gotten out into the realm of hackers. this comes as congress is considering various pieces of legislation. it's not clear that sony is legally liable for anything, but does the fact that they are not reinforced you the need for greater federal privacy rules? >> well, there is great interest on the part of the congress and the issue of privacy, and there has been for some time. and there have been bills that have been passed. now the new iteration of privacy seems to be moving into the area of tracking. and you see some new bills being introduced in the new congress on this. in fact, just very recently, this last week, the chairman, the republican chairman of the house energy and commerce committee wrote to several companies asking questions that need to be answered on their part. now, what will happe

>> 77 million customers of sony playstationed a had their credit cards stolen. you need to protect the infrastructure. retina scans and all these kinds of things, is it perfect? of course not. still go for it, do it, but be aware. check your log files. are you getting an increase in orders with no sales coming in? >> three days or how long? >> three days. some people are still suffering from the repercussions of it. servers need to be checked, auto loans need to be looked at, it still has the ripple effect. >> but you astill say still do it. >> correct. >>> coming up, we'll meet with investors to talk expansion. and targeting a demo, what to do to attract the millenial generation to your product or service. i'm sam chernin, owner of sammy's fish box. i opened the first sammy's back in 1966. my employees are like family, and i want people that work for me to feel that they're sharing in my success. we purchase as much as we can on the american express open gold card so we can accumulate as many points as possible. i pass on these points to my employees to go on t

playstation network and what she'd like to see government do to protect consumers. >> host: congresswoman mary bono mack, one of your key questions yesterday at the sony data breach hearing was, why weren't sewn customers told earlier? are you satisfied with the answer that sony provided? >> guest: not yet. and i think sony, of course, has some legitimate concerns and questions. but for me as a policy maker and a consumer, also, i think the consumer always should be alerted first and foremost on any data breach like this because only they know what data might have been exposed. so, you know, i think if sony would have come out and testified at the hearing, we could have got a lot of answers that would have been very helpful. frustrated, concerned, we'll follow this, we'll see why they say consumers didn't have the right to be informed immediately, see if there's a legitimate reason that they actively were still protecting consumers by their actions or if they were sort of creating greater jeopardy for their consumers. >> host: now, the fact that sony provided written answers, was that sat

. >> the sony playstation network is up and running again tonight almost a month after millions of user's personal information was stolen by hackers. sony says it has beefed up security and promises to protect user's information. play station network users will have to upload new software to gain access to the system. credit card and other information was stolen from 77 million playstation accounts on april 19th. that's when the attack on the system was discovered. >>> well, the mediterranean comes to the bay area where you can find a slice of the greek culture this weekend. >> all systems go. endeavor is set for launch. but will representative gabrielle giffords head back to florida to see her husband take flight? >> a cold system is approaching the bay area coastline. coming up take a look at the updated forecast model and highlight the thunderstorm chances for tomorrow. and two more rain clouds to talk about on our five day forecast. . >>> well, tonight the lamb is on the spit and the music is playing in oakland. [ music ] >> at the authentic greek orthodox church people are celebrate

two weeks after security breaches were discovered in sony playstation and sony online enter thainment, cnet is reporting there's evidence to suggest hey, may be plotting to strike again, snatching people's credit card and other personal information. sewny is now offering free identity theft protection to the 100 million consumers who may have had their information compromised. doug joins us now, the very mared doug kammerer. >> you got your ring back on. my wife was, like, when are you putting the ring back on? >> as soon as the cast comes off, honey. there you go. this is my forecasting hand, by the way. >> this is what's happening out with the jet stream. the forecasting will get a lot easier over the next couple of days. >> and maybe sunnier, too. >> it is mrorth's day weekend. everybodiments to know are we going to see shower activity over the week snernd it could happen. let's take a look out there right now. clouds moving into the area along with the frontal boundary that's just off to the west. that front will provide us with the chance for showers and more clueds as we make ou

recent breaches at sony playstation network, epsilon data, even rsa security, affected upwards of 100 million people. >> pretty much open season. >> reporter: dale meyer served as chief information officer for the united states intelligence community. >> if i were to touch it i would be touching the cloud. >> you would be touching the physical case that performance cloud functions. a sill rack of equipment could replace the entire it technology enterprise of a global fortune 500 company. >> reporter: meyer and his team at harris corporation took us on a tour of the first of its kind state-of-the-art cyber integration center designed to secure critical information for fortune 500 companies and government agencies. the key -- >> is being able to prove through continuous monitoring, are you getting this level of trust that you signed up for and pay for? >> reporter: as virtual information storage becomes even more popular, experts warn safeguarding your data will be an even greater challenge. >> there is a cat-and-mouse game between security people and, you know, hackers. >> reporter: th

playstation, and online intimate networks. if that is indeed a fact, this is very, very alarming. so this hearing today is certainly very important. i want you to do, madam chairman, dustin bray to work with you and our colleagues to pass strong bipartisan security legislation like the data bill that would prevent this from recurring. i ask unanimous consent that a full statement be included in the record. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. >> thank you, madam chair, and let me also compliment you on having this hearing. i share your disappointment that epsilon and sony have not shown up. obviously, they could provide is a lot of information that perhaps some of our witnesses could not. and i think it ultimately, it is their responsibility to explain it. madam chair, as -- i want to work with you to find out perhaps what really happened and perhaps to extend a hearing on this on my subcommittee. and let me also say to you, this is an issue that ends the 109th congress when

. >>> the sony playstation related user breach may be getting bigger. now sony says another hacker attack may have taken personal information from 24.6 million users, passwords, names, addresses and credit card information. the latest stats affect soapy entertainment. the company's multiplayer online gaming service and it's on top of the 77 million accounts hacked on the playstation network. >>> apparently, people don't like paying $5 to take out their own money from an atm. jpmorgan chase has finished testing $4 and $5atm fees for noncustomers in two states. it is going back to the $3 fees it previously charged. $5 is on top of the $3 that your bank will charge you. for some folks, we're talking $8 to take out your own money. there you go. >> it is hard not to get angry at that stuff. >> grr! >> it is better to say nothing. >> thank you, jessica. >> you're welcome. >> she has a lot say. the national teach he were of the year will be honor at the white house from frederick county, maryland. michelle teaches a. p. chemistry. she's been there 14 years. sh

this week came the news that as many as 100 million sony playstation online gamers had their personal information stole by hackers. they would hold a hearing about the thraeft of data threat to american consumers. sony has been hacked twice in the last two months. customers have had passwords and other information stolen. >>> why two missouri national guardsmen are being called heroes. they saved an elderly woman from a powerful flood. the 93-year-old woman's car became trapped on a highway covered with water rushing from a swollen river. the guardsmen used a tow rope to bring the woman to safety. >>> and missouri is just one midwest state dealing with major flooding right now. days of heavy rain left communities near rivers inundated with water. nbc news kirk gregory has a closer now at some of the areas hardest hit. >>> massive flooding continues across six states. in parts of western tennessee, water as far as the eye and helicopter can see. the state's governor has requested $10 million in federal emergency funding. >> we are prepared to respond as quickly as possible. >> the miss

sony's playstation at work was hacked last month affecting more than 100 million online accounts globally. all right, i'm checking in on the numbers right now, the dow jones is down just a little bit. nasdaq actually doing much better, though. it's actually up about 5%. a lot of stocks across that broader index up today. pepsi, proctor and gamble and hostess are stepping back in time. they're pulling out all the pact designs from 1960s and 70s. take a look on the screen, much more simpler, they stand out because they don't have all of the other things like better taste, lower calorie, blah blah, they say it brings out -- people are into retro, they're trying it. >>> time now, 6:53. still ahead, federal officials say they're about to make a big announcement about fuel economy right here in the bay area today. it comes around the same time report says greener and cleaner cars can lead to hundreds of thousands of new california jobs. >>> the big set back on american idol almost put an end to final show before it started. >>> good morning in you're driving in the south bay, all of a sudden we

. >> the sony playstation network is up and running again tonight almost a month after millions of user's personal information was stolen by hackers. sony says it has beefed up security and promises to protect user's information. play station network users will have to upload new software to gain access to the system. credit card and other information was stolen from 77 million playstation accounts on april 19th. that's when the attack on the system was discovered. >>> well, the mediterranean comes to the bay area where you can find a slice of the greek culture this weekend. >> all systems go. endeavor is set for launch. but will representative gabrielle giffords head back to florida to see her husband take flight? >> a cold system is approaching the bay area coastline. coming up take ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. [ man ] ♪ she got it, you got it ♪ i got it, we got it [ groans ] ♪ who's got it see you later. ♪ yeah! ♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different. that's why there are five new civics. the next-generation civic.

a lot of people are saying, listen, 77 million people on sony's playstation network got hacked. amazon's cloud just went down. we already give enough information to google. why would i want to put all my documents and photos online. is it trustworthy? and i think these are things to think about. i think for me, too, i'm online all day. i'm only 50% there. i don't want everything i own online. i'm only halfway to making that step. i think it is future-forward thinking, but we have to look at everything happening with the big tech companies in getting hacked. >> yeah, i feel the same way. i'm starting to do it more because the paper, you start to collect it and collect it. i'm slightly a little weird when it comes to that. i don't like clutter and am throwing away a lot of the stuff. i can see why people want to do it, but there's something with safely there. katie, your app of the week, what is it? >> oh, yeah. we are doing an app of the week. a practical yet fun app every week to keep you informed because we know we love our ipads. here's the drum roll. a lot of people have alle

. >> we hear of it more and more. 100 million sony playstation customers find out hackers got into their account. millions of customers of chase bank, target, tivo and other companies are told somebody stole their names and e-mail. >> tom evans received a warning letter, too. his from his insurance company health net saying several of its hard drives were suddenly missing and they contained sensitive health records of 2 million customers. including todd. >> it's like they got everything that somebody would need to know to be me. >> including his name, address, social security number, health and financial information. >> potentially that's a big disaster. >> the letter said ibm handles the data and it could not locate the disc drive. >> i want to know where my information is. i want to know exactly what happened. how do you lose a server? does somebody wheel it out the door? >> under california law, companies must notify consumers when their information is stolen. but they're not required to provide details of the breach. 7 on your side contacted ibm which said only "ibm continues to assi

. >> we hear of it more and more. 100 million sony playstation customers find out hackers got into their account. millions of customers of chase bank, target, tivo and other companies are told somebody stole their names and e-mail. >> todd evans received a warning letter, too. his from his insurance company health net saying several of its hard drives were suddenly missing and they contained sensitive health records of 2 million customers. including todd. >> it's like they got everything that somebody would need to know to be me. >> including his name, address, social security number, health and financial information. >> potentially that's a big disaster. >> the letter said ibm handles the data and it could not locate the disc drive. >> i want to know where my information is. i want to know exactly what happened. how do you lose a server? does somebody wheel it out the door? >> under california law, companies must notify consumers when their information is stolen. but they're not required to provide details of the breach. 7 on your side contacted ibm which said only "ibm continues to ass

tech world, update on sony's playstation. intel tries to give apple a run for its money coming up. >> looking like video games, 3-d mavs but no game. real-life, folks.lyooth.trsmoot. more traffic today as folks Ñ >> and how it isback,[szp. tuesdayíñ>3 >>> welcome back, everyone. good tuesday morning. if you are starting your workweek, here is a live look outside. beautiful golden gate bridge. looks like traffic is moving smoothly across span.yw!gss eelf highways of the bay area coming up in just a little bit p like. 5:52. pg&e will begin pipeline testing in newark today. lit test the pipe that runs west of the lake district. test willing run through june 24. pg&e is performing tests on about 150 miles of aging natural gas pipelines. similar to the one that exploded in san bruno. as promised, check the morning commute with mike. >> you committed me to a lot. whole bay area. look over here to antioch where we have the slowing different than the last couple of days. slow towards 6:00. typical tip-off, tuesday with the heavier

justice department is investigating this data breach. >> reporter: turns out when sony's playstation network was, they weren't the only ones kept in the dark, the fbi wasn't called for two days. a meeting with agents didn't occur until five days after the hacking episode was uncovered. >> i recognize myself -- >> sony made those admissions in a letter to a congressional committee that held hearings on the hacking that sony executives refused to attend. >> sony meanwhile says it was too busy with its ongoing investigation to appear. well, what about the millions of american consumers who are still twisting in the wind because of these breaches. >> reporter: it could aren't counter a claim, but gene staff ford that internet safety expert his warned sony months before the hacking that a security software was outdated. >> they were running on very old versions of a patchy software that were unpatched and had no fire wall installed. >> reporter: sony's data breach turned up when attorney general eric holder told the senate committee the justice department will investigate although he thin

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i hadn't thought about the sony playstation and perhaps a younger generation and risk to them. i want to reiterate although she is not here i will continue to work with her and explore the senior angle and with the ftc as well. i want to thank and congratulate the members who worked on this legislation previously. we've come a long way, 2005. i don't know many people were talking about cloud computing and yet we are today. i think understanding briefly, the ftc will have the authority to go out and, servers based offshore but do we also risk overlegislating and sending more offshore if we're not careful and? it will go to either mr. martinez or mr. vladeck on that. >> frankly i don't think this legislation is going to affect cloud computing. i think that companies are migrating the cloud. i think servers are internet worked to the point where the physicians callowcation of the server is -- physical location of the server is much less important than the security it provides. the legal regimes will adapt. we have not gotten push back from companies we investigated where there was

the attack is apparently in retaliation for sony's handling of the playstation network breech. sony's top brass apologized for the breech that has affected about 100 million customers. they are now offering free identity theft protection for anyone affected. >>> five california prisons say they will go green. they instald 83,000 solar panels at five prisons in southern california. a contractor will pay for enough panels to power 81,000 homes. they will sell excess power to utilities and share the profits with the state. officials believe taxpayers will pay $55 million over the 20-year life of sun edison's contract. >>> it was a little cool and windy out there this evening, but it did not stop people from enjoying an event called fers fridays in oakland. nearly 20 art galleries participate each month. some offer free food and wine tasting. a group called oakland heart murmur organized it. street vendors can set up craft and food booths outside the galleries. the event is held every first friday of the month. >> you said it though. it is cool and breezy out there. >> meteorologis

sewn nip's playstation network is still -- sony's playstation net work is still offline. how long it could be, how much longer. >>> >>> welcome back. 8:55. once again, sony is pushing back the date is expects to have the playstation network up and -- up and running again. it hoped to have the system running yesterday connecting millions of gamers around the world. but now they are targeting the end of this month. sony has apologized. they are promising better security whenever the network resumes. >>> the san francisco municipal transportation agency is defending itself against allegations involving its light rail system. in february, the california public utilities commission announced it was considering fines for problems that have not been fixed in a timely miner -- manner. "the examiner" reports the mta's allegations are without merit. the problem is deteriorating tracks and the church and dubois street interchak -- interchange. state regulators could decide whether a fine will be imposed or not. >>> detroit try to tie the series with the sharks at 3 games apiece. the

but there's another problem with the sony playstation network. it is not a hack, thankfully, but a password issue. we'll tell you about it. >> because you're a big gamer. >> i use the playstation network to watch movies. i have nothing against gamers. you draw me into this fight. you call me a gamer, then i say i'm not a gamer and then the gamers tweet me, what do you have against gamers? >> gamers are nice people, too. >> more on that coming up. car connection calls the xf, yet an instant classic." with sports car styling and power, plus the refinement and space of a luxury sedan, the jaguar xf is a timeless blend of performance and craftsmanship. see how jaguar outperforms the competition at jaguarperforms.com or visit your local jaguar dealer. naomi pryce: i am. i'm in the name your own price division. i find empty hotel rooms and help people save - >> - up to 60% off. i am familiar. your name? > naomi pryce. >> what other "negotiating" skills do you have? > i'm a fifth-degree black belt. >> as am i. > i'm fluent in 37 languages. >> (indistinc

with sony playstation, we were thinking about the younger generation. i will continue to work to explore the senior ankle. -- angle. i want to thank the members of work on on this legislation. understanding briefly, do we also risky -- risk over legislating and sending more off shore if we are not careful? >> frankly, i do not think this legislation will affect cloud computing. i think companies are migrating to the cold. -- cloud. the physical location of the server is much less important than the security provided. the legal regimes, i think, will adapt. we have not gotten pushed back from companies we have investigated where there was an issue about whether the data was physically within the united states territory or not. we looked at a global company. we settled the case in a way that makes it crystal clear that accounts for u.s. companies or other companies employing people in the united states are covered whether -- no matter where the server may be. >> thank you. dr. cassidy, do you have a question before the panel? the chair recognizes dr. cass

. >> sony has revealed that hackers have stalled the data of some playstation users. sony could and should have done a lot more. >> they could have set up so when you connect your sunny playstation, there is a password. you could be sending a message. that message could have it one time password. >> if you have information on the network, experts advise you to keep a close eye on your credit. blackberry is throwing their search engine into the market with bing. the phones will be defaulting to bing's service. microsoft has about 14% of the search engine market. one airline is bucking the trend on fears. frontier going against the grain and lowering the fees on some fees. the comic passengers can check their first bag for $15 if they are checked online in advance. passengers checking a bicycle will be charged a flat $20 face. the maryland jockey club has a free application for iphone where you'll find the latest news and wagering information. protesters charge a wells fargo meeting. how about paying $9 a gallon for gas? jane king has look at the business news in the bl

. >>> the sony corporation and tens of millions of its playstation users bracing themselves for yet another cyber attack this weekend. on the consumer watch, julie watts reports, this time, hackers are threatening to go public with data. >> it has been a really big hit for their public relations and for sony's image in general. >> chris meyer is one of the 77 million playstation users whose personal information may have been stolen two weeks ago. it looks like that was just the beginning of sony's problems. >> a group of hackers are planning another attack on sony's servers. >> it's the same group responsible for the last attack. they plan to publicize customer information like names, addresses and credit card numbers in retaliation for the way sony handled their last attack, waiting six days to notify some 100 million users of a security breach. sony execs did apologize for that, bowing in traditional japanese style. this weekend's pending attack would be the third in just over a month. the first came from an activist group called anonymous. san francisco hacker for posting the information

as you know, sony admitted that 77 million playstation users had their personal data stolen. >> and now they're saying 25 million more might be in trouble. the bbc's rory cellan-jones has the latest on how all of this happened. >> the time has come for each of us to choose a path. >> reporter: everquest, an online world web player spend many hours competing and interacting with other gamers from their home computers. but now this and other games played on sony's online entertainment system are out of action. after the japanese firm revealed a second major cyberattack. sony's second in command bowed in apology on sunday. to 77 million users to the playstation network whose data was stolen by hackers and now the crisis has deepened as it emerges that another network was also hacked. the millions who use this sony online entertainment network to play games like everquest from their pcs may have thought they were safe from the hacker attack which has affected playstation network users, but now when they type "everquest.com" into their browsers they're taken to this, a warning from sony, tha

meanwhile, sony says its online playstation network is going to stay offline for a few more days. the system was the target of hackers who nabbed the personal data of more than 100 million users. it's been shut down since april 19, when sony realized something was wrong. the company doesn't know exactly when the service will be back up and running again. >> susie: deficit reduction is topic "a" in washington, and one place lawmakers are looking to cut is charitable tax breaks. tonight's commentator thinks that's a bad idea. he's todd buchholz, author of "rush: why you need and love the rat race". >> giving to charity makes us feel better. even a prune-face like john d. rockefeller couldn't stop smiling when flicking dimes into the hands of children. how can governments get us to give more? by keeping tax rates low. the charities aid foundation examined why americans give more than french and germans-- way, way more; up to ten times as much. here's what they concluded-- when governments take in a lot of money in taxes and erect massive social spending schemes, individuals feel as i

sony says its playstation network is coming back online, after it was brought down by hackers. a breach last month exposed personal details of some 77 million users. the gamers in europe and the u.s. will be the first to see a return to service. it will take a little longer in asia, though. it's making data protection a priority. >> i'd like to send my sincere apologies for the inconvenience the service outage has caused you. and want to thank you for all the patience you've shown, as we've worked through the restoration process. since the attacks on our networks, we've been working around the clock to bring game and media services back online. >> sony says the network will be available worldwide by the end of this month. taking quickly, a look at the stock. it was flat at the close in tokyo on monday. that security breach is a severe blow to sony's reputation in the eyes of gamers and developers. a senior vice president says the network outage has cost capcom hundreds of thousands in revenues that were planned for in if budget. capcom is one of the biggest developers using the

as you know, sony admitted that 77 million playstation users had their personal data stolen. >> and now they're saying 25 million more might be in trouble. the bbc's rory cellan-jones has the latest on how all of this happened. >> the time has come for each of us to choose a path. >> reporter: everquest an online world web player spend many hours competing and interacting with other gamers from their home computers. but now this and other games played on sony's online entertainment system are out of action. after the japanese firm revealed a second major cyberattack. sony's second in command bowed in apology on sunday. to 77 million users to the playstation network whose data was stolen by hackers and now the crisis is deepened as it emerges that another network was also hacked. the millions who use this sony online entertainment network to play games like everquest from their pcs may have thought they were safe from the hacker attack which has affected playstation network users, but now when they type "everquest.com" into their browsers they're taken to this, a warning from sony, that

sony playstation debacleand one with -- tobac and the one with google. this impacts small businesses larger than -- more than our larger brethren. the true irony is that if google brought this to our doorstep, they are immune to most of the consequences. who is most likely to be affected by a lot that affects the transfer of what to third parties? a small business or a huge part beckham by the third-party -- or a huge business that can buy the third party? look at the issue of privacy in a holistic manner. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, mr. zuck, and thank you all for your thoughtful testimony. mr. tribble, last month i asked out why they were building a comprehensive location database on iphones and ipads and storing it on people's computers when a sink -- when they synched up. this is what steve jobs said to the press. "we sell hot spots, but they can be over 100 miles away from where you are. those cannot tell you anything about your location." in a written statement issued that same week, apple explained that this very

. >> sony says the playstation network should be restored by tomorrow. network has been down since april 22 when was attacked by hackers. they exposed user information of the hundred million customers. operations will initially limited to certain services. they believe credit card information was not breached but they can't be absolutely sure. >> eric: tens of thousands of victims in japan are about to get much needed help. how one company and millions of volunteers are proving a japanese legend by turning it into clothes. >> right now these fill the stockroom in milpitas. a company called cranes for kids. they would make them at home and send them in. the company would donate money to the victims in japan for each crane received. they got far more than 50,000. >> in nearly two weeks, 2 million paper cranes came in. why cranes? the idea hatched from a well known japanese legend. >> cranes are very important and japanese believe if you fold a thousand cranes l you will be granted a wish. this is kind of the thinking, we can't granted everyone's wishes we

. >>> for those of you who have been following the sony playstation network outage it is coming back on-line. you'll have to download something and it's about a week before it's fully on-line. we'll tell you about that when we come back. >> gamers and play station users have been plaining for weeks now. >> we call it affectionately in the middle of the night the pretzel. this is princess beatrice, what she wore, it's about a $3,000 philip treacy hat, got her press, put it up for auction. how much it's up for now. >> we're coming back in a minute. it's 22 minutes after the hour. [ male announcer ] fastidious librarian emily skinner had a place for everything, and everything had its place. each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events yet to come, whether that be next tuesday's bridge club or the precisely organized retirement that lay ahead. well somewhere along the way, something quite extraordinary happened. emily went right on living. longer than any person has ever lived. oddly enough, she took it right in stride. because, you see, with the help of her raymond james finan

that is scary. >> sony rebuilding its global playstation network. >> the service was shut down more than a month ago after a security breech effected more than 100 million online accounts operations resumed in the united states and europe, services are limited to online gaming, chat and streaming but sony hopes to have the network fully restored by the end of the month. >> time 6:53 a.m. hours away from coming home to the bay area, the next step in the giant's fans recovery. >> if you have a story idea or comment to share, e-mail brian@cbs.com a little late on the cue e-mail brian ,,,,,[ male announcer ] it was forged from the fires of imagination. sculpted by an unyielding passion for design. ♪ and tempered by 125 years of legendary performance. introducing the all-new 2012 cls from mercedes-benz. where the world's greatest automobiles take shape. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. [ male announcer ] who's your car's best friend? gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. after he was badly beaten in los angeles. >>> brian stowe returning to the bay area, more tha

. >>> new this morning, sony is beginning to restore its online playstation video network three weeks after hackers stole personal information from millions of users. sony said it's beefing up security measures with increased encryption levels. the company also says it will offer a welcome back package to users that includes some premium content. >>> and they're off -- the 100th anniversary of the bay to breakers just got under way. more than 55,000 people are registered to run the 12-k event. but this year it's going to be a little bit different and we'll get to that the video in just a little bit. we don't like to take it live, i think you know why. >>> a hospital a few minutes ago, a new peninsula hospital opened its doors after 11 years in the making. the mills peninsula hospital is no ordinary hospital, it's designed to withstand an 8.5 earthquake. also this morning, mother nature is meddling with another major race in california. the amgen tour of california bike race is supposed to start today as rob mentioned at the hechely ski resort in tahoe. the first leg is scheduled to go