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Were down for much of christmas eve and christmas day in what is a believed to be a distributed denial of service, or ddos attack. servers were overwhelmed and shut down. >> its about as common an attack as you can have. >> reporter: steven laff is a cyber-security expert. he says these kinds of hackers are not likely after money. >> one, theyre trying to teach this company a lesson, that you need to have better protection. or they may be doing it for sport. yeah, theyre just idiots. >> reporter...

Days a week. i sleep with earplugs. i can still hear it through the earplugs. >> reporter: so when her landlord raised the rent nearly 20% to $2,650, the working artist decided to move. >> supremely disappointed and -- and anxious about what -- whats next. >> reporter: she says a new neighbor who just moved from san francisco offered a couple of hundred dollars more than the asking rent and that drove up rents at her complex. >> it definitely sounds crazy when youre offering above rent. but when...

Sophistication that we saw from sony, everybody is showing that its so he face at this calted stems from a lot of different government agencies. if you actually look at the software itself its very rudimentary like any programmer could actually program something like this. m6pu=p,m4%hrkki?i19,mqnen$y?nh ÷nnih0v]"$m2wp.ac/:iz8ésfhvir countries. >> thats about sony corporation. of course, ambassador bolton feels no sympathy for sony because is he not worried about that one as he just noted. wha...

Pelley is next. >> the latest news and weather always on kpix.com. >> pelley: tonight, a deadly end to the siege in sydney. police storm a café where a terrorist held more than a dozen hostages. ben tracy is in sydney. jericka duncan on a deadly shooting rampage in the philadelphia suburbs. oil prices fall again, but not air fares. manuel bojorquez on the airlines defying the laws of gravity and supply and demand. and michelle miller on report card day for high school dropouts getting a second ...

Bill: that is good work if you can get it. >> a mack so they are basically cheated, but the i rest of the money anyway. >> in one year, $6 billion? >> can you imagine? that is just one programmer. can you imagine of all the trillions of dollars how much of it goes to the wrong place. $57 billion down here is nothing. we put that on lunch, cement and out of the trillions of dollars that go in and out of the irs what went to the wrong place and the wrong people. bill: the irs is to get more power ...

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>> rose: tonight, another deadly school shooting. iris time, a student opens fire in a high school in a suburb of seattle. ben tracy has the latest on the casualties and the shooter. new york and new jersey impose a quarantine on health care workers arriving from west africa after a new york doctor catches ebola. reports from dr. jon lapook and jericka duncan. >> pelley: tonight from dallas, we will have the first interview with the nurses who tried to save the life of the first ebola victim. >>...

Customs and border patrol commissioner says the small risk of exposure will now be even lower. >> the expanded screening measures provide this layer of protection to the already-established protocols to minimize the risk of another case of ebola here in the united states. >> reporter: but he warns that no screening measures can get the risk to zero. all passengers leaving the international terminal were given a list of tips for self-monitoring for ebola symptoms. we spoke with some of them. and ...

>> axelrod: tonight, screenings on arrival. passengers traveling from west africa get their temperatures taken at new yorks kennedy airport. vladimir duthiers reports on what border patrol officers are finding. while florida state beats back accusation it protected its heisman-winning quarterback from rape charges seven high school players in new jersey are charged in a brutal hazing case. juliana goldman and jericka duncan on another troubling week in football. think you can beat that jello lig...