in march 2014, where it talks about using toy car remotes as its initiator. the same article also talked about targeting events with large gatherings of people, not the buildings. so we ve got all of this happening. we ve got the event. he goes to a holiday party. reportedly leaves mad. comes back with his wife, i believe that this being the catalyst, they had some other target, some other plan in mind. they shoot up the event. they leave a package behind with a remote control device. now, our technique for active shooters situations is to hunker down in place, barricade in place, and that works well. until we see this evolution in the process of a device where they have now had the means to leave the event and initiate it remotely. now, the device didn t work. i m being told because of some design flaws. they leave, they go back to the house, probably to resupply.
heard this is, oh, great, here s another lawsuit where they re going to sue the car company, but there are some legitimate questions that need to be asked here. it s really interesting, dan y everything peter lays out there. let me read porsche s statement. they say, in part, we re saddened whenever anyone is hurt in a porsche vehicle but we believe the authorities reports in this case clearly establish this this tragic crash resulted from reckless driving and excess speed. you see what porsche is saying here. do you think no matter what the case is in terms of design flaws, this really is going to come down to a factor of speed? yes and no. i know it s the lawyer answer, but here s why. we re talking about two different causes of action in the complaint. you have strict liability and you have the negligent design cause of action. they look at two very different things. negligent design looks at the conduct of the manufacturer but strict liability focuses primarily on the safety o
in isis s hands and being bought and sold as modern day slaves on top of that the kurdish authorities say 3,000 men and boys were executed by isis. that s part of why this flood of humanity was fleeing in the first place. please keep shining a light and telling these stories as you do so beautifully. ivan watson, thank you. next, paul walker s daughter sues porsche. why she says design flaws are to blame for the actor s death and not how fast the car was traveling.
that s what the family stresses. remember who died. we ll expect to hear something shortly this morning, carol. all right, martin savidge reporting live for us, thank you. paul walker s daughter has filed a wrongful death case against porsche, claiming design flaws. walker was a passenger in a porsche when the driver hit a power pole and tree. the car then burst into claims. calvin kim with porsche cars north america says the automaker has not seen the lawsuit. but, quote, we are saddened whenever anyone dies in a porsche vehicle but the authorities reports in this case clearly established that this tragic crash resulted from reckless driving and excessive speed. the car was going between 83
scary. parents rely on those video monitors to keep a close eye on their baby but strangers are accessing these as well. remember, the cincinnati mother who was terrified last year. he was screaming, wake up baby, wake up baby and then just a long ahhh. i was just absolutely shocked to see that somebody could get into my house that easily. the cybersecurity firm called rapid 7 says this is happening more and more blaming design flaws by the manufacturers. they looked add nine different baby monitors that ranged in price all the way up to $260. all of these devices got a grade of a d or f. the study says that someone can look up your default passwords in the user manuals and they can