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Hospital. police still investigate. they say the bus wason the roada stop sign but the road on which the truck was -- traveling -- the driver of the bus was on a road which does have a stop sign. but the one on which the truck was driverring did not. >> here's another rope you might want to change your passwood. a cyber security firm reports hackers have accessed nearly two million social media and e-mail accounts. according to this report from trust wave, the stolen information includes user names, and passwords for more than 1.5 million web site accounts. 320,000 e-mail accounts. and 318,000...

Firm trust wave. the bottom line is this, get online and change your passwords quick. lori siegel joins me now. it doesn't matter if you have hot stuff 1226 and you think it's clever, you have to take action? >> absolutely. 2 million accounts affected. they're calling this the pony hack, pony malware. they sent a link. you thought it was something you knew and they installed malware on your computer. they were able to look at your browsing history, get all your passwords and were able to get quite a few. how many passwords were actually stolen. face book 318,000 accounts. g-mail goog sbl youtu...

Actually voted to romney. what that means is this kind of law would only improve a republican's margin by about 0.3. percent. but to push back on that a bit, romney won north carolina by 912,000 votes, and i think a quarter of that, and we are talking about 318,000 votes -- >> no we're only talking about a net margin of 30,000 votes, actually. >> but i think remember, north carolina is officially one of those sweet states. so the problem is you're affecting the very people who could flip that state in a presidential election. >> there's something more going on clash the voting calculus. this...

Far eclipses all of the restrictive voting laws that have come before it. the bill passed in north carolina on thursday night and is what my guest, ari berman, calls the country's worst voter suppression law. the bill started off badly enough, a strict voter i.d. measure that could leave 318,000 north carolinians without the right to -- or without the capacity to vote. but then, it ballooned into a, yes, my friends, 57-page voter suppression super bill. as republicans tacked on dozens of amendments to gut voting rights in the state, including the end of same-day voter registration, cutting bac...

Governor's desk and get signed. but also one of the more dangerous parts of the law is that it will almost encourage citizen challenges at polling places and near polling places. that sounds like a really bad recipe. >> well, toure, this is the worst voter suppression proposal i've seen, and that's really saying a lot given everything that's gone on the last few years. you have a strict voter i.d. law. when 318,000 registered voters in the state don't have that i.d. you have cuts to early voting, even though 56% of north carolinians voted early in the last election. you have a ban on same-day ...