now that fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive aggressive environment. i just wanted to say, you guys are doing a great job. what's that supposed to mean? fedex. helping small business simplify e-commerce. the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong. i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now.

all while on his rounds for fedex. police say baker is a convicted felon with a history of theft. >> whether he disclosed all that or not or what efforts they make to do a background is not something that we would be looking into. >> reporter: a fedex spokesperson told me today their company does contract out drivers for fedex ground. they gave me this statement: "all individuals providing services on behalf of fedex ground undergo background checks." baker has prior arrests from 1981 and 1988, so it's unclear how he got the job at fedex with a criminal history. >> yeah, i think that is a little bit unusual. >> reporter: now, fedex told me today that they are looking into exactly how he got this job as a fedex driver with that criminal background. in court today his bail was set at $800,000, bumped up from $150,000, because of his prior record. i'm perchiggy bunker, nbc bay a news. >>> a bay area doctor will spend four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. a doctor who ran a pain clinic has been sentenced after

. >> fedex is among the major companies targeted tonight. >> abc 7 news reporteder is live in our south bay bureau. katy. >> this is what victims see pop up on their screen. you can see this line says you have three days to pay for the price will double. over here is a count down and below you can see where you can pay with bit coin. that's high they call it ransomware. >> it this really an arm get den of cyber attacks. >> the mall wear used in this cyberattack was developed bits nsa and leaked to the bub. >> which has now been taken and weapon nieds into a format for ransom wear. >>the ceo of red lock in men menlo park says no one is safe. britain's hospitals were hit first. patients had are turned away. a computer science professor says it spread quickly from there. >> 30 minutes later is all europe and then 30 minutes later is russia, and then fedex. >> at least 99 countries have

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. >> when you see the fedex guy you don't reacted also it is a devious approach. >>> he looked like his old self today. mark has the details on the pitching performance. >>> train officials and bay area police teaming up to make sure this doesn't happen to you. >>> we are learning a woman arrested in a bank robbery is a former police officer. this is surveillance picture of the suspect. jennifer mcclary. police say she robbed the bank on diablo road while wearing a painting on eared, sunglasses and a baseball cap. fox news says she was a police officer for two years and worked in the city in orange county for two more years. she has been booked on charges of robbery. >>> a contract worker for fedex is being accused of stealing from some of the multimillion dollar homes where he delivered packages. and ruben reports. >> reporter: authorities have arrested the 57-year-old kevin baker a contract worker for fedex. they say he was doing more than making deliveries at these homes. they say he was making unauthorized pickups entering the homes and stealing. >> on all occasions the front doors

our fedex saint jude champion, a very strong young player. there are some great players that we are expecting to see in competition in atlanta. jay, who is on yours? the beauty of the fedexcup is it is very difficult to predict who is going to be there on sunday, in atlanta with a chance to win the cup. all the players patrick has a bona fide, dustin, justin, all the players are coming forward and it will be compelling to see what transpires between now and then. vonnie: that was the pga tour commissioner, jay monahan along with patrick fitzgerald. mark: we got some live pictures of the next president of south korea, meeting supporters, greeting supporters, poised to take power in the nation with an exit poll signaling a resounding aftery in the election nine years of conservative rule, after the country's biggest street protest. hisill continue to follow address, which is due to take moment, now. time now for our bloomberg could take will context on issues of interest -- bloomberg quick take where we provide context on issues of interest. pl

. >>> the contract worker of fedex accused of stealing from the homes where he delivered the packages on the peninsula and authorities say he burglarized three homes in atherton and menlo park just this month. >> reporter: authorities have arrested 57-year-old kevin baker, a contract worker for fedex he was doing more than making deliveries at the homes in atherton and menlo park. he was making unauthorized pickups as well. he was stealing from the homeowners. >> on all occasions the front door to the home was unlocked and he would take advantage when he made a delivery, going into the home and stealing, and one occasion a laptop. >> reporter: also a wallet, two ipads and that led to his arrest. the camera caught his image, the gps and the ipad help the police tracked him down. >> it is the big thing on the neighborhood website is to get the camera, stop the guy that is dealing the packages but you don't expected to be the guy dropping it off. >> reporter: he is a convicted felon with a history of theft offenses and fedex is cooperating with the police but that "all individuals provid

next russell filed a claim with fedex. about a week later fedex issued russell a check for $241. he was shocked because that's more than 8,000 short. he said it's because fedex told him he didn't declare the value of the pack and at shipping and russell explained what happened when he shipped the machine and was shuffled around to a few people within the claims division and in the end fedex stood its ground and russell reached out to us for help. we contacted fedex and they agreed to cut russell a check for $8,600. in a statement they didn't explain anything but did say they regretted the delay in resolving mr. maynard's claim. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the number is 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> the award goes to southwest airlines and marriott. the two companies once again won the coveted program of the year titles. more than 4 million frequent travelers voted. >>> you want to get away? i want to get to the beach. 92 degrees in downtown santa cruz. >> that's hot. >> and the coast a mile away and it's 70 something. >> you'll want to g

next, russell filed a claim with fedex. about a week later, fedex issued russell a check for $241. he was shocked because that's more than $8,000 short. he says fedex told him it was because he didn't declare the value of the package at the type of shipping. russell explained what happened when he shipped the machine and was shuffled around to few different people within the claims division, but in the end, fedex stood its ground, so russell reached out to us for help. we contacted fedex and it aed to cut russell another check for $8600. in a statement, fedex didn't really explain anything, but it did say that it regretted the delay in resolving mr. maynard's claim. lesson learned. declare a value when shipping items, especially the pricey ones. if you have a complaint, let us know. 888-996-tips or logon to nbc bay area/responds. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next on today in the bay, the rattlesnake warning going out this morning as we get ready for another hot day across the bay area. >> that used to be the branham high school snack shack, a fund-raising opportunity for th

in fedex express. ups sliding on lower guidance and concern for keeping up with delivery demand. i spoke with david ross who covers both of those companies and points out that fedex is a nonunion company with more margin expansion and earnings growth potential. ups is mostly ewan younized, has strong cash flow, solid dividend, but little in the way of earnings growth, so if you're bullish on the economy, you'd likely prefer the bonds to rev lichaj from fedex, where as the dividends from ups would be more of a caution play. now, to sue. >> thank you. and here's what's happening at the hour, everyone. the u.s. enjoy toward disarmament robert wood warning north korea at a u.n. forum that it is facing growing ice laigs from the growing community following the the launch of a new ballistic missile. >> united states will pursue yuan aggressive diplomatic campaign to further isolate the regime in pyongyang and calls on all countries concerned about north korea's nuclear saber rattling and flagrant violations

you see the fedex guy going up, you don't react at all. so it's a real devious approach that he took, that took advantage of the company he worked for. >> reporter: investigators say baker, while dropping off packages on the clock, simply strolled through the front doors of the victims' homes of he allegedly stole electronics, which investigators used to track his location. also they say surveillance cameras captured him at all three locations while still wearing his fedex uniform which you can still see in his mugshot. >> you have a home security system, we capture burglars. that's what we have here and that's how he got caught. >> reporter: this coworker saw him around the building and was shocked to hear about the arrest. what do you think, crazy? >> yeah. it's very crazy. >> reporter: why do people leave their doors unlocked how the here? >> because you feel safe. >> reporter: this neighbor does the same when she is home and says sometimes people just forget you. >> think it's going to happen to someone else not you. >> reporter: and f

authorities have arrested kevin baker a contract worker for fedex. he was doing more than making deliveries. they say he was making some unauthorized pickups entering the homes and stealing. >> on all occasions the front door was unlocked and he would take advantage of that when making a delivery. go in the home and steel a laptop and something else.>> reporter: wallet into ipads. after cameras in the home caught his image the gps and the ipad helped police track him down. >> that's the big thing is to get a camera because it stops the guy that stealing your package not on the guy that's dropping it off.>> reporter: they say he is a convicted felon with a history of theft related offenses. in a statement fedex says they are cooperating and that all individuals providing services on behalf of fedex undergo background checks that include a review of driving record and criminal history. >> crossing the line of trust. >> the people he stole from should be compensated and they need to do a better job of hiring people that are not thieves.>> reporter: they

fedex thinks any money is money well spent. >> it's a great deal for our employees. it's a great deal for our shareholders. and it's a great deal for our customers. it allianigns very much with ou social responsibility platform. we love what this platform brings to us. >> reporter: the sponsorship deal is the biggest ever for the pga tour and it comes at a time when the future of golf is in question. last year saw the bankruptcy of retailer golfsmith and nike to exit the golf equipment industry. but this season has gotten off to a roaring start and a host of events that have produced the most dramatic story line in years. >> never have you seen the average age of a winner be as young as this was we have 88 players in 23 countries. week in and week out, we've gone between ten and 15 players that have a shot to win midday on sunday. you have new personalities emerging, that makes for great storytelling. there are a lot more players to come. >> reporter: competition is getting fierc on tour. and a slew of young players are bringing excitement to the game. it used to all

(vicki) a fedex driver is now behind bars. he's being accused of breaking into several east bay homes. as kron four's terisa estacio reports - this is not the first time, this east bay man has been in trouble with the law. (estacio reporting) the first burglarly in this case involving a fedex driver happened in atherton- on orchard hills drive on may 3. steve wagstaff, san mateo district attorney. "he was really a predator. steve wagstaffee is san mateo's district attorney. he explained how they finally caught up and arrested fedex driver 57 year old kevin baker out of hayward.wagstaffe. "it was good old work and tracking surveillance cameras and electronics." baker has a criminal background. wagstaffe. "he has priors, i can't go into them right now" kron four has learned that they are felonies dealing with a similar crimes to what he is charge with kron four reached out to fedex who said they are coopeating with authorities and gave us this statement quote "fedex ground contracts for, and expects the highest levels of conduct

fedex is cooperating with police, "all individuals providing services on behalf of fedex ground undergo background checks that include a review of the driving record and criminal history." >> the people that he stole from should be well compensated, and they should do a better job at hiring people that are not thieves. >> reporter: authority stressed the importance of locking your doors and of a neighborhood watch that in this case the neighbors would not of looks twice. >> when you see the fedex guy going up, you don't react at all, so that is a devious approach and took advantage of the company he worked for.>> reporter: baker is charged with three counts of residential burglary and will make his first court appearance today. in menlo park, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is 5:45 am. >>> the oakland a's have the day off after beating the marlins, 4-1. chris davis did this, a two run homer in the first after the lowry double. the a's added another run in the fifth and another one in the seventh and sonny gray looked good on the mound and never look back and striking out 11 marlins in seven inn

next, high filed a claim with fedex. about a week later, fedex issued him a check for $241. he was shocked because that's more than $8,000 short. he said fedex told him it was he didn't declare the value of the package at the of shipping. he explained what happened when he shipped the machine and was shuffled around to a few different people in the claims division, but in the end, fedex stood its ground, so russell reached out to us for help. we contacted fedex and it agreed to cut him another chex for $8600. in a statement, fedex didn't really explain anything, but it did say that it regretted the delay in resolving the. lesson learned, declare a value when shipping items, especially the pricey ones. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. 888-996 tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> glad you got that cleared up. thank you. >>> up next, a taste of summer may be more than you were bargaining for. temperatures rising across the bay area today, but it's not for long. >> not for long, but look at how hot it will be today. we're up to 93 in napa and con. palo alto

erik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex. lemonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than rational, -as you know. -lemonis: women are what? erik: more emotional than rational. and, you kn

out on the route near the homes hit, we talked with some fedex and ups drivers. they wouldn't go on camera, but both said they knew baker and were very surprised to find out about his arrest. neighbor. "they all have signs on them." sink was surprised baker risked breaking because so many homes have alarms and surveillance cameras in the neighborhoods neighbor, "you wouldn't catch me doing that." terisa estacio, reporting. as far as baker, he remains in jail. he entred a not guilty plea wedesdnay afternoon. if convicted, the da says he could face life in prison due to his prior convictions. (steve) in san jose... an update to the cal-bears rugby player partially paralyzed during his team's winning championship game earlier this month.(pam) doctors at santa clara valley medical center say, robert paylor will begin rehabilitation sometime this week. doctors say, he has complete sensation throughout his spine ... and has some movement in his biceps, fingers and toes... robert's father says, his son has a tremendous spirit... and, he has no doubt that he is going to

. >>> a worker for fedex has been stealing from multimillion dollar homes. he has burglarized 3 homes in menlow park this month. >> kevin baker, a contract worker for fedex was doing more than making deliveries in atherton. stealing from homeowners. >> the front door to the homes were unlocked. he would take advantage of that, go in the home and steal, a laptop. >> a wallet, and ipads. it led to his arrest. cameras caught an image. the gps helped track him down. >> get a camera. >> authorities say he is a convicted felon with theft related offenses. all individuals providing services on behalf of fedex ground. >> crossing the line. >> the people he stole from should be compensated. they should do better at hiring people. >> lock your door and neighborhood watch n this case neighbors may not have looked twice. >> you see the fedex guy going up, you don't react. it is a devious approach. he took advantage of the company. >> he was arrested for 3 counts and made his first court appearance today. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a death of a man after stepping off a bta bu

fedex up half a%. microsoft down about a quarter of a percent. >>> derek jeter and jeb bush have been considered the lead contenders of the miami marlins of the you heard it here first from charlie gas on fox business a couple weeks ago. however we reported on "countdown," questions are asked whether the all-star pay can afford the one billion dollar price tag. now they have hit a roadblock or are they fouling out in the bidding war? , from what we understand? >> this is people with direct knowledge of cash-raising efforts. they hit a significant roadblock raising money for investors. that doesn't mean they won't be able to raise the money. we should point out a spokesman for jeb bush, we have not heard from a representative of jeter, but a spokesman of jeb bush said the bid is not in jeopardy. the league is giving them plenty of time to raise the money. clearly, from what we understand, people close to the bidding process, close to money raising process are having a difficult time coming up with the c

. >>> a convicted felon-turned- fedex driver. how police say he took advantage of his job to steal from bay area homes. >> is colin kaepernick inching closer and closer to a new job? i'm dennis o'donnell. and is sonny gray on the road to recovery? the a's ace flirts with a career best against the fish. >>> a lot of clouted surrounding sonny gray last season when he had an earned run average north of 5 in 22 starts with a lot clouds around him. with his injuries in his rear view mirror he appears to be returning to dominant form. khris davis connects four bases on this edison pitch. [ crosstalk ] >> thank you. san francisco state for that. [ laughter ] >> two-run job his 14th home run. a's 2-1 in the fifth. lowry with four hits raised his average 40 points in the past few weeks. sonny gray allows one run in 7 innings struck out 11. a's win 4-1 and for sonny gray, it's all being about healthy. >> i'm not doing anything different. there's nothing that clicks, there's nothing that mechanically i change. there's nothing that i'm tryin

reporter: fedex, the first company falling victim to the wanna cry virus. >> the problem with fedex, you have hundreds if not thousands of computers that can talk to each other. if one gets infect and it moves to the other, you have a see of infected computers. >> so far, no sign of a second wave. >> they are in no hurry. >> but the fallout is far reaching. in britain the forced to cancel are you tone surgeries, blood test and general appointments until the system is back up and running. >> this is a heinous crime. reporter: experts warning that the large scale cyber spell will not be the last. >> this is a world that this is an everyday occurrence. >> the white house officials saying they believe this cyber attack is under control. but represents a serious threat. jonathan: while the global ransom attack now is getting attention of many people for the first time it's not the first time the techniques have been deployed. alison: the senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher is looking into this. nancy: we understand this attack has been happening under the public radar in the unite

they say he robbed a home while he was work a fedex contract employee. the crimes happened earlier this month. images on homeowner's surveillance cameras helped lead to his arrest and the they say he has a criminal history. >>> in manchester police have therejust announced two more arrests bringing the total number to eight the. >> this comes two days after the deadly terror attack at the concert. we're in manchester with more on a different terror plot that may have been foiled. >> reporter: manchester police on a mission to unravel a network of terror. >> oh my god. >> officers conducting raids across the city arresting at least six men and one woman in connection to monday's deadly attack. among the detained in the uk, suicide bomber salman abedi's older brother but the investigation stretching overseas april preending had his sfaerj and younger brother just before the elder aed by did i looking to clear his middle son's name. in this interview denying his son was i tear riftd. libyan authorities claiming abedi's younger brother confessed to planning

fedex is deciding whether or not to pay up. molly hunter, abc news, london. >> we have just learned that trump's sun bear and will attend saint andrews it is couple school in maryland beginning this fall. the president is hoping to announce a permanent replacement for fbi director james comey by friday. the justice department began interviewing candidates over the weekend. trump says he wants to act quickly ahead of his first foreign policy trip as president. trump suggested last week that hisay have taped conversation with comey, and lawmakers are calling for those tapes to be released. students at crossed and middle school today are being greeted with messages of love. after theming discovery of a noose on school john gonzalez is showing us the positive signs students will see as they leave class. hate with love, kindness, and sidewalk chalk. we can tell you this is a hate crime story that appears to have a happy and positive ending. all of the children are now in class, but this morning, they all had a chance to walk this si

including fedex. secretary kelly at the department of homeland security leads operations in coronation. his team is issuing twice daily reports and is holding multiple calls per day. among experts in operation centers managing the response. as of today no federal systems are affected. overall the u.s. infection rate has been lower than many parts of the world. you might still see impact in additional networks as these attacks change. despite appearing to be criminal activity to raise money it appears that less than $70000 has been paid in ransoms. were not aware payments out of let's any data recovery. the cyber threat intelligence centers keeping us informed of the classified insights into the facts. let me talk about -- it's important for business and individuals to know that three variants of the ransom were have emerged using similar techniques. we talked less i see about variance to the malware. if you follow the advice published by dhs, the fbi microsoft and have pastors to systems are protected

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some reaching out to fedex via twitter, e-mail, phone calls. waking everybody up to find out how a convicted felon came to be a driver for fedex. we hope to have that for you at 6:00. in menlo park, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >> 5:06. new details this morning, back to the drawing board for dublin school board leaders who voted down the plan for a new high school. it called for campus across from the east county hall of justice, a half a mile from santa rita jail. parents and students packed the meeting to voice concerns about the plan. not only was the location controversial, but some parents believe the site would not be large enough to fit the kind of campus that now must be builts. >> now they're going to bus the kids over here to the other side of dublin? this is impractical. >> you would only need like one incident to happen, it goes down the drain. why would we even send our kids there? >> the trustees voted 3-2 against that proposal. the district is still hoping to have a new school ready to go within the nex

fedex certainly one of those affecting. they say their windows-based system has been interfered with. they're not say you how widespread the problem is whether it is impacting deliveries. they say they will deal with it as quickly as possible. microsoft has responded customers who are running their free anti-virus software have their windows updates enabled are completely protected. apparently not everyone had that. they are working with those companies who are still dealing with this malware situation. wells fargo, you remember the whole story about the bogus bank accounts and credit card accounts, some 2 million accounts? now we're hearing from lawyers who representing those claims in a national class-action lawsuit, that the two million could in fact be closer to 3 1/2 million. wells fargo moving lower. those bogus accounts going back to may of 2002. 3 1/2 million fake accounts without the customer's permission. quickly for the market, retail pain is what it is all about. look at these numbers, for the week, penney's dow

they say he robbed a home while he was work a fedex contract employee. the crimes happened earlier this month. images on homeowner's surveillance cameras helped lead to his arrest and the they say he has a criminal history. >>> in manchester police have therejust announced two more arrests bringing the total number to eight the. >> this comes two days after the deadly terror attack at the concert. we're in manchester with more on a different terror plot that may have been foiled. >> reporter: manchester police on a mission to unravel a network of terror. >> oh my god. >> officers conducting raids across the city arresting at least six men and one woman in connection to monday's deadly attack. among the detained in the uk, suicide bomber salman abedi's older brother but the investigation stretching overseas april preending had his sfaerj and younger brother just before the elder aed by did i looking to clear his middle son's name. in this interview denying his son was i tear riftd. libyan authorities claiming abedi's younger brother confessed to planning

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and fedex, love everything about fred smith's legacy. and it is a great deal and it's great for golf. but dustin, great putt on 18. i guess you're as healthy as you need -- you're back, right? i mean there's no question that that back injury is history, right? you made the cut on the number and almost won the tournament. which is weird. >> yeah, i mean, the back's great, you know, i'm very healthy, and yeah, i'm very pleased with the way i played on saturday and sunday last week. got off to a little bit of a rough start there on saturday, but other than that it was, it was very, you know, i'm very pleased with it. >> only putt better was i guess brian harman's. but that was like the longest putt you made in four days, too, wasn't it? so if you had putted well you would have won that tournament, i think, right? >> yeah. yeah, absolutely. obviously brian made a great putt there on 18 to win the golf tournament. but, yeah i missed quite a few pretty short ones. but you know, still happy with the way the tournament ended up. you know, played

. >> fedex is among the major companies targeted tonight. >> abc 7 news reporteder is live in our south bay bureau. katy. >> this is what victims see pop up on their screen. you can see this line says you have three days to pay for the price will double. over here is a count down and below you can see where you can pay with bit coin. that's high they call it ransomware. >> it this really an arm get den of cyber attacks. >> the mall wear used in this cyberattack was developed bits nsa and leaked to the bub. >> which has now been taken and weapon nieds into a format for ransom wear. >>the ceo of red lock in men menlo park says no one is safe. britain's hospitals were hit first. patients had are turned away. a computer science professor says it spread quickly from there. >> 30 minutes later is all europe and then 30 minutes later is russia, and then fedex. >> at least 99 countries have been hit include the u.s. fechl etched example is the only company so for. it reads a statement we are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible we regret any inconvenience to our cust mersz. thi

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. >> fedex is among the major companies targeted tonight. >> abc 7 news reporteder is live in our south bay bureau. katy. >> this is what victims see pop up on their screen. you can see this line says you have three days to pay for the price will double. over here is a count down and below you can see where you can pay with bit coin. that's high they call it ransomware. >> it this really an arm get den of cyber attacks. >> the mall wear used in this cyberattack was developed bits nsa and leaked to the bub. >> which has now been taken and weapon nieds into a format for ransom wear. >>the ceo of red lock in men menlo park says no one is safe. britain's hospitals were hit first. patients had are turned away. a computer science professor says it spread quickly from there. >> 30 minutes later is all europe and then 30 minutes later is russia, and then fedex. >> at least 99 countries have been hit include the u.s. fechl etched example is the only company so for. it reads a statement we are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible we regret any inconvenience to our cust mersz. thi

fedex said it's implementing a quick fix as soon as possible. the attack hit windows-based systems and used randomware and encrypts data and demands payment to release that data. britain's public health system was especially hard hit. doctors were locked out of accessing patient files. emergency patients needed to be diverted away from those hospitals. this is believed the vulnerability was discovered when some nsa hacking tools were leaked online in march. for its part, microsoft said today customers who have antivirus software and windows updates are protected against this particular attack. >>> coming up, ranking the best markets for first time homebuyers. some of the locations may . >>> we all know when it comes to housing, for the most part it's a seller's market right now. what if you're a first time home buyer? where should you be looking right now? zillow is out with a new report ranking the best markets for first timers. diana olick takes a look tonight. >> reporter: today's young buyers are more cash-strapped than previous generations

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fedex is among the companies affected. abc 7 reporter katie marzulo has the details. >> there is now an armageddon open cyber attacks. >> it was leaked to the public. >> it has been taken and weaponized into a format used for ransom ware. >> the ceo says no one is safe. britain's hospitals were hit first with records and files encrypted, they were so paralyzed patients had to be turned away. a computer science professor at san francisco university. >> 30 minutes later, and 30 minutes russia and fedex. >> reporter: 99 countries have been hit, including the u.s., fedex is the only person company so far, it released a statement that reads, in part, we are implementing remed yax steps as quickly as possible. we redpret any inconvenience to our customers. >> i get they worry about being a customer. >> microsoft released a patch on march 14th. sopt some clients didn't instrahl it. 300 to $600 per device. >> even if you get rid of the malware, it's a bit of a waiting game. >> reporter: the department of homeland says it's aware o

in the u.s., fedex was hit. but cyber-security experts say the brunt of the attacks were felt in russia, including the country's largest mobile phone company. it's not yet known who is behind the attacks, anthony, but early signs suggest it's the work of cyber criminals and not state sponsored. in the past year, there's been a huge increase in ransomware attacks around the globe. >> mason: charlie d'agata, thank you, charlie. coming up next on the cbs evening news, don't look now, you're paddling next to sharks. your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, y, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose™ helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose™ did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contaminati

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fedex was targeted. britain's health system was among the hardest hit. epre's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: ambulances were diverted to other hospitals. patients were turned away, their alerations canceled as malicious acrware paralyzed 16 hospital computer systems across england. heart patient anthony brett was told his operation was on hold. s i was about to have a stent put in over the weekend, but i can't do it now because of all this computer hacking. >> reporter: when hospital eyployees signed in, they found their files had been turned into jibberish, encrypted to be unreadable. to decode the files the hackers bere asking for $300 in ransom. the demand would double in three days or the data would be destroyed. ite malware program was called dannacry," and it was first uncovered in documents stolen from the u.s. national security agency. british prime minister theresa may said it wasn't just britain. >> this was not targeted at the n.h.s. it's an international attack in a number of countries and org

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. >> reporter: fedex is the only american company so far. it released a statement that reads, in part, we are implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible. we regret any insurance convenien -- inconvenience to our customers. sa i this attack could have been prevented. microsoft released a patch on march 13th, some clients didn't install it. now they have to pay the ran some $300 to $600 per device. it's a waiting game. >> reporter: the department of homeland security is ready to lend technical support in the united states and internationally. if sanjose, katie marzulo. abc news. >> for items, go to our website abc7news.com. >>> police say a man died after he was tased. officers responded to the budget inn yesterday afternoon for a man acting erratically. he told officers he had been poisoned with capitals. they discovered he had a warrant and tried to arrest him. >> that led to anleter indication. one officer used a tais tore subdue him. the man became unresponsive and emergency personnel were unable to revive him. police have fough

including fedex. secretary kelly at the homeland security continues to lead operations. his team is issuing situation reports and holding multiple calls per day. experts are managing the response. as of today, no federal systems are affected. overall, the u.s. infection rate has been lowered in many parts of the world but there may be significant impacts to additional networks as these attacks change. despite appearing to be criminal itivity to get money, appears less than $75,000 have been paid in ransom. we are not aware that payment has led to any data recovery. the center is keeping us informed of the classified insights concerning the hacks. let me talk about the way ahead. it's important for a business theyndividuals to know have used similar techniques. we talked about the variance of this malware. if you follow the mitigation advice, and attached your system, you are protected against it. it's important to know that pirated or stolen or unlicensed versions of software often will not receive patches. it is important not to use that unlicensed software. if you do,