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is he right? and how would the market react to that? and for target, it just keeps getting worse. now presumably more than 100 million customers may have had their data breached. the security of it, in the past month or so. sales have taken a hit. earnings, a new warning from that company. we ll have more on that. meanwhile, sue s at the nyse. the markets right now are down about 42 points on the trading session. but we re watching that target story very closely. the shares right now are off just under a percent. in the last month, you have been seeing them go up and down extremely volatile in that stock. a spokesperson from target saying today the data breach is bigger than they thought. it may now impact, as you said, more than 100 million customers. a newly set of discovered breaches includes names, mailing addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses. investigators believe this indicates a second target data base may have been hacked. target lowering its fourth q ....
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i m thuy vu. many youths make their way to the bay area. today president obama met with the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador to talk about a humanitarian crisis. since october, nearly 60,000 miners from that region have entered the u.s. some were seeking refuge from violence and poverty. scott shafer spoke with state senate darrell steinberg and just returned this week. senator steinberg, good to have you with us, welcome. good to be with you, scott. you spent nine days with colleagues. what did you learn that you didn t already know? i think i learned a great deal, but mostly reenforced what i already believed which is that there are really two issues here. one is how do we help the kids who have made this paraous journey who are seeking asylum because of gangs and risk of violence, how do we make sure we protect the children? that s one. number two, the trip reinforced my belief that the long-term sol ....
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i m thuy vu. many youths make their way to the bay area. today president obama met with the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador to talk about a humanitarian crisis. since october, nearly 60,000 miners from that region have entered the u.s. some were seeking refuge from violence and poverty. scott shafer spoke with state senate darrell steinberg and justrg returned this week. senator steinberg, good to have you with us, welcome. good to be with you, scott. you spent nine days with colleagues. what did you learn that you didn t already know? i think i learned a great deal, but mostly reenforced what i already believed which is that there are really two issues here. one is how do we help the kids who have made this paraous journey who are seeking asylum because of gangs and risk of violence, how do we make sure we protect the children? that s one. number two, the trip reinforced my belief that the long-term s ....
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i m thuy vu. many youths make their way to the bay area. today president obama met with the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador to talk about a humanitarian crisis. since october, nearly 60,000 miners from that region have entered the u.s. some were seeking refuge from violence and poverty. scott shafer spoke with state senate darrell steinberg and just returned this week. senator steinberg, good to have you with us, welcome. good to be with you, scott. you spent nine days with colleagues. what did you learn that you didn t already know? i think i learned a great deal, but mostly reenforced what i already believed which is that there are really two issues here. one is how do we help the kids who have made this paraous journey who are seeking asylum because of gangs and risk of violence, how do we make sure we protect the children? that s one. number two, the trip reinforced my belief that the long-term sol ....
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i m thuy vu. many youths make their way to the bay area. today president obama met with the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador to talk about a humanitarian crisis. since october, nearly 60,000 miners from that region have entered the u.s. some were seeking refuge from violence and poverty. scott shafer spoke with state senate darrell steinberg and just returned this week. senator steinberg, good to have you with us, welcome. good to be with you, scott. you spent nine days with colleagues. what did you learn that you didn t already know? i think i learned a great deal, but mostly reenforced what i already believed which is that there are really two issues here. one is how do we help the kids who have made this paraous journey who are seeking asylum because of gangs and risk of violence, how do we make sure we protect the children? that s one. number two, the trip reinforced my belief that the long-term sol ....