Approximately 2000 likely republican caucusgoers in iowa to learn who they intend to support tonight and why. 2000 likely republican caucusgoers, online survey, by text, Cell Phone calls, Land Line Phone calls, varied ways we reached out to voters to hear what they were thinking on the ground and which candidate they are supporting. Conducted by Fox News, a. P. , norc from the University Of Chicago as i noted. A real good look at what voters are thinking on the ground there in iowa, and for more on what to expect from the caucuses, bring in Iowa State Republican chairman jeff coffman. Thanks for joining us. We tell our viewers the first look they will get, this is our new way of surveying those on the ground in this case in iowa ahead of what is typically the Fox News usually the exit polls, we would not get that data until later in the night
idea. dallas pd and the fbi are investigating. joining us now, thank you for joining us. thank you, rachel. it s you who is the hero. let s just end this here. it seems like we ve peaked. when i first heard this story i assume it was a computer-based hack. when i heard it was a sound-based hack, the first thing that occurred to me was this is like the beginning of hacker s school. this is how people used to hack long distance phone calls, right? th this is og hacking school. back in the day, in the early 90s, hackers like kevin mitnik and a dude named captain crunch were taking the whistles out of cereal boxes. when you pick up a touch tone phone, a land line phone and you touch the numbers you know how there are two different tones?
when i heard it was a sound-based hack, i thought this is like the beginning of hackers school. this is how people used to hack long distance phone calls, right. this is o.g. hacking school. back in the 80s and early 90s, captain crunch was taking the when i was like out of captain crunch cereal boxes. there s when you pick up the land line phone and there s two tones, that s a tone that municipal advertise might use to turn on an emergency alert system or control waters or like control a dam or flood control systems. the idea of these systems is that they were preinternet, radio broadcast, so if there s a legitimate emergency, they can t be shut down. let s see all the power goes out, chances are you can
when you pick up the land line phone and there s two tones, that s a tone that municipal advertise might use to turn on an emergency alert system or control waters or like control a dam or flood control systems. the idea of these systems is that they were pre-internet, radio broadcast, so if there s a legitimate emergency, they can t be shut down. let s see all the power goes out, chances are you can broadcast a sound to these alarms. and the reason you had 156 of them going on for 90 seconds each, 15 different times, nobody s sure exactly how this was pulled off, but they didn t have to gain access to a computer. it seems like according to the smartest tech mind i ve spoken to, seems like there was a combination of somebody having
have any information involved at all in benghazi? and he said no. he said, all right, have you ever seen the president s real births certificate? he said no. he said my opinion is this is political showmanship and it it nose real or serious, the democrats point of view in a very testy hearing. police in florida say they captured a guy who punched a pregnant woman in the face in a robbery caught on camera. oh! broke her nose. pregnant woman. surveillance video shows the guy grab can the cash and then swiping the land line phone and taking it with him. after he left the pregnant clerk was able to stand up and hit the store s panic button. she had a broken nose. the manager says she is resting at home today and the baby is fine. the suspect faces charges including felony battery and strong-armoj$iu robbery.