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Responsible for this attack and why they did it is information we don't have. very few details have been shared about where this attack came from and the motive behind it. in situations like this, it's very difficult to determine where an attack like this could originate from. the san diego union tribune is reporting that the intention of the attack is believed to have been to disable infrastructure, particularly servers, as opposed to trying to steal information. so if that was, in fact, the intent of the attack, the hackers were very successful. now, tribune publishing says this malware was ...

Poland. engineers call it a controlled catastrophe. they demolished one of the largest chimneys in a country in a power plant northwest of warsaw. it was almost 500 feet tall and the engineers used more than 200 explosion charges to bring it down and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> we're learning of some printing problems that are affecting thousands of absentee ballots across the country. and it's happening as more americans cast their votes early. more including the president. and this world war ii veteran. he voted from a hospital bed and yesterday he died....

>> shepard: the state had brung us hanging chad's and butterfly ballots new problem this time with absentee voters. because of a printing mistake scanning machines may not be able to read the ballots that the voters have already cast. so officials are copying 27,000 ballots other printing problems. supervisor in florida says don't worry about it, they copy ballots all the time. it's not rocket science, sure. a world war ii veteran has died decide whether the 93-year-old's vote will count in this year's election.