News. No longer on the run. A manhunt that had a peninsula neighborhood on lockdown for hours ended just in the past few minutes. Two suspects in a violent carjacking in handcuffs this evening. Nbc bay areas Sergio Quintana joins us from the daly city pd. And sergio, a scarey night for the neighborhood there as police went door to door and we saw that helicopter circling above. Yeah, lots of neighbors actually got a pretty startling notice from the Police Department out here to shelter in place. You mentioned t the first one was actually arrested this evening around 6 00 or so in the hills area in macarthur boulevard in the broadmore area. The second person was just arrested about half an hour ago or so. Now, we watched as that second person was taken into custody and put into the back of a Police Cruiser to be brought here to the daly city Police Department. Now, the residential area of broadmore where they were searching doesnt have many streetlights. So Police Called in air support
Warmest locations inland new questions are being raised after the mass itch cyber attack on friday. Hackers used devices us could have in your home to shut down the internet. It crippled several major websites and stewart experts say this could be just the beginning. A about. C7 News Reporter Tiffany Wilson explains. Household appliances used to launch an attack. Cybersecurity expert said the internet of things is likely to be played again. We are seeing more and more texts exploiting these type of devices against targets. Starting friday morning hackers transformed everything from Baby Monitors to vacuum cleaners into an army overwhelming servers with phony requests. Its called a distributed denial of Service Attack and meant people couldnt watch netflix or use twitter. New world hackers claimed responsibility. The affect End Companies lost money in customers. He said we should really be concerned about the riske to us individually. For example, he worries a hacker could blackmail you
Attack crippled several major websites. Security experts are warning this could be just the beginning. Abc7 News Reporter Tiffany Wilson explains. Household appliances used to launch an attack. A cybersecurity expert said the internet of things is likely to be played again. We are seeing more and more texts exploiting these type of devices against targets. Starting friday morning hackers transformed everything from Baby Monitors to vacuum cleaners into an army overwhelming servers with phony requests. Its called a distributed denial of Service Attack and meant people couldnt watch netflix or use twitter. The group new world hackers claimed responsibility. I would say its too early to see who is behind it. The affected companies lost money in customers. He said we should really be concerned about the risk to us individually. For example, he worries a hacker could blackmail you by threatening to turn the brakes off in your car or peering into your babys monitor. Every single one of those
Good morning, everyone, im carolyn tyler. Thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 23rd. Lets start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist drew tuma in for lisa argen. Good morning. The sun is out. 48 degrees, same in Half Moon Bay, push being the bay waters around 50. 355 san jose. San francisco 53 degrees. East bay hills camera showing we have a lot of sunshine except right along the coast right now. The fog is thick. We will see the fog evaporate a bit. Today a mixture of sunshine and clouds in the afternoon. Comfortable, 63 San Francisco, about 68 oakland, 72 san jose and 70 in napa. We are tracking a couple chances of rain. We will show you next on the sevenday forecast coming up. Carolyn. Thank you wet are developing breaking news in the east bay this morning. Shots were fired at officers, as well as several other people. It all happened just before midnight near 77th and bancroft avenues. Police say several men, ranging in age from 27 to 45, have been injur
A preliminary review of four medical facilities and the Defense Health Agency found lapses in verifying providers’ medical licenses and other credentials, evaluating their performance and properly documenting events that endangered patients, according to the Government Accountability Office.