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Fed ifs chicago doesnt bring down its alarming murder rate, at least 400 people have been shot in chicago just since the start of this year. heather: president trump slapping sanctions on the vice president of venezuela accusing him of being an international drug kingpin. u.s. officials have been investigating to wreak for years over alleged ties over drug trafficker, linked to violent mexican drug cartel. the venezuelan government has yet to comment on this but we will keep an eye. rob: fox bus...

Brian: and we cant afford to be the entitlement generation. our money is running out. >> you are right, brian. you are absolutely right. steve: once again the book comes out today officially. >> the book is out today. we have awesome website deplorables book.com. apparently there are really a lot of deplorable people across the fruited plain. brian: have you one of the popular syndicated columns out there today. good job. >> thank you very much. o. ainsley: when did you buy that url. >> i should...

Mentioned this security flaw. why wait until the last minute to do this? >> well, microsoft has a long history of putting out patches, updates, to their operating system when they find security flaws. every tuesday once a month typically the first or second tuesday of every month. and this is a standard practice. in this particular case, this will be going out to tens of millions likely hundreds of millions of computers globally and they need to ensure its tested and its proper so if they do sen...

Anonymous? >> if we are breaking the law, there is go wrong with the law. >> reporter: a nazi sympathizer forum. i was connected to him by a security consultant. >> we find out why theyre holding a meeting, call people in on the meetings, just trying to cause as much disruption and chaos as possible. >> reporter: while he says hes hacking for justice, he also might be helping people steal your credit card. he writes software to find security flaws, then sells them online. >> i dont ask questions...

Of people who want freedom. >> what do you say to the folks who say anonymous breaks the law. >> if freedom is breaking the law, theres something wrong with the law. >> and the hacking community, people play by their own rules. hell hack your website if he doesnt like what you stand for. a nazi sympathizer forum. i was connected with him. >> we had a vulnerability that a lot of privileges to compromise the whole -- find out where they were holding a meeting, called people in on the meeting. call...

During local attacks in syria or iraq, isis is very quick to place credit in short statements for the attacks, sometimes attached with images. such complicated nuance attack that is indeed a group is standing behind it or wants to claim credit for it, erroneously or not, they have to put out a much larger statement accompanied with a lot of details that aim at showing the flaws of the security flaws in such a country like france. so when we look back at al qaeda and failed attack to down and air...

Welcome back. it happened again. a major security scare at the brooklyn bridge in new york city. another tourist, right there, climbing on top of the bridge to snap a photo with no one there to stop him. wny reporter theresa prilo has the latest. good morning, theresa. >> reporter: it is just a selfie but to the rest of us it is major security concern. check out the photo, posted to his instagram account. he said he accessed the brooklyn bridge from the pedestrian walkway, he claims no one ever ...

Airplanes, like through on board wi-fi systems and entertainment systems, could increase the risk of security in airplanes. >> how could passenger wi-fi do that really make an entire plane vulnerable? >> so the question is whether or not theyre separating the systems. so if youre relying on the same general infrastructure for your on board wi-fi as your in-flight systems theres a potential risk there. you know most airplane manufacturers are saying no our systems are separate but the gao report ...

That is douglas hughes flying that thing. he faces nine and a half years in prison when he heads to court later this morning. hes been indicted on six charges, including two felonies. he claims his april flight was meant to call attention to big money and politics but it led to a congressional hearing highlighting huge security flaws in our nations capital. osama bin laden was planning another devastating attack on the united states right until the very end. that and so much more revealed in t...

Banned from flying security airlines. a going on the record short time ago telling us about security flaws on planes you fly. now, one airline wont let him board their flights. on wednesday chris roberts tweeted on board united flight saying he could hack the plans communication system. we reached out to united a statement. given his claims that he has membershipped in flight against policy we decideds its against the best interest of our crew members that he not be allowed to flight. the loopho...