An alert victim, some quick thinking Good Samaritans and some fastmoving cops, they had this case closed in no time. This 34yearold man captured and cuffed right on the spot today and charged in connection with an upskirting incident. It happened at the Arlington County courthouse metro station. Police tell the story this way. A woman gets off the metro. Ridi. She gets the sense that something isnt right. She looks behind her and sees a man who has a cell phone up her dress and is taking pictures. She confronts him and then up here on the platform, they say that man takes his cell phone and smashes it on the ground. That draws the attention of a couple passing by, and they come they surrounded the suspect. They made sure the suspect was unable to leave the scene. Police arrived within minutes and we were able to take him into custody. Reporter Arlington Police, metro transit police, they converged on the scene. They had this man in custody in no time. We just obtained Surveillance Vide
Good wednesday morning. Welcome to squawk alley for wednesday. Kayla is in San Francisco for us today with an exclusive tonight. Jack dorsey on closing bell as square reports its first ever earnings as a Public Company. Joining us from San Francisco today angel investor, a lot to get to with jason but well start with the news alert on apple. Loretta lynch testifying on capitol hill. Eamon is live with that. That testimony still going on. Reiterating now the governments position in this apple versus the fbi fight in encryption. Heres what she just had to say. I support strong encryption. We all have to. We need it to protect our data, personal data, financial data, medical data. The issue here is warrant proof encryption and just as we have security in so many other areas of our lives and still retain the ability to have very, very focused responses to Law Enforcement i believe that our technology companies, the greatest companies in the world have the ability to work with us and achiev
What are the big issues you thought you would be dealing with when you took this job . Issues are the integrity of the market. Right now the sun does not set on the nasdaq because we operate in markets around the world trade when i came it was one market. At waysy where looking to protect investors. That is job number one. Dark for a couple of hours, go back to 2013. What about the reliability of exchanges. Is it tougher with more technology involved, with a lot of volatility and uncertainty in this market . Market is more fragmented than ever before. Fragmentation creates issues with technology. Deliver a high level of reliability at nasdaq. Backupk we have the systems to deliver what the investor needs on a daily basis. Carol that does not mean things will not trip up from time to time. Ed no. As one professor at m. I. T. Said,ied to the scc and all software has flaws in it. We have to be in a position to deal with that seamlessly so the public does not get hurt in any way and that i
Is frightening. Even a millisecond of equipment failure can be the difference between live and death. That makes it all the more disturbing because its been known about in larger circles for years and years and doctors and hospitals are still unaware. Did you know about did . Not until we started doing the show. Thats why i have been freaked out since we started working on it. The next time you visit your doctor, think about this, your xrays, drug dosages and even medical records could be controlled by an outsider. Its a scary thought. But according to a new study, its way easier than you might think. From the radiation level on your ct scan to defibrillators to ventilators and even refrigerators storing blood samples, hacking medical equipment is surprisingly simple. Due to security loopholes that investigators say most hospitals dont even know about. The extent of what a hospital hacker can do is incredibly disturbing. They could take control of critical equipment during emergencies.
Is frightening. Even a millisecond of equipment failure can be the difference between live and death. That makes it all the more disturbing because its been known about in larger circles for years and years and doctors and hospitals are still unaware. Did you know about did . Not until we started doing the show. Thats why i have been freaked out since we started working on it. The next time you visit your doctor, think about this, your xrays, drug dosages and even medical records could be controlled by an outsider. Its a scary thought. But according to a new study, its way easier than you might think. From the radiation level on your ct scan to defibrillators to ventilators and even refrigerators storing blood samples, hacking medical equipment is surprisingly simple. Due to security loopholes that investigators say most hospitals dont even know about. The extent of what a hospital hacker can do is incredibly disturbing. They could take control of critical equipment during emergencies.