couple of months, so you can t help but wonder, can we even stop them? no, yasmin. i think that s part of it. we have more what they would call end points. we have more pieces of equipment, more pieces of electronics. all of our world right now is tied up into the internet, and it is insecure in so many different ways. it was about four years ago i was at the aspen security forum and we were talking about this exact topic. it was tom bossert then, he was part of the trump administration at the time, and basically he said, you know, we protect dot-gov but we can t protect dot-com. it is too big, we don t have the resources. there s always a gap somewhere. if you are the russians and you have all day to hack, you will find that gap and exploit it. thank you, guys. appreciate it. still ahead, everybody, post-pandemic travel. a security scare at one american airport as travelers returned to the air. we are live on the ground at what is being done to keep
Mukesh Ambani Security Scare: Car With Explosives Found Near Home Of India s Richest Man
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The car contained 20 gelatin sticks, but no detonator: Mumbai police
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An SUV with explosive material was found parked near the house of Mukesh Ambani, India s richest man and the world s 13th richest, raising worries about his security Thursday.
The chairman of Reliance Industries lives in a luxurious, 27-story building called Antilia in Carmichael Road, an upmarket residential street in Mumbai. The SUV was spotted by Ambani’s security detail, who then informed the Mumbai police.
young, healthy, or chronic medical condition, pneumonia has the potential to be fatal. reporter: and tom, doctors remind us that dying from pneumonia is relatively common for 34-year-olds, but it does kill 50,000 people every year. there is a pneumonia vaccine for anyone over the age of 65 or with certain medical conditions. as always, check with your doctor. tom? such a shocking turn of events here, though. all right, gio, thank you. overseas now and the security scare for the israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu rushed from an election rally after israeli officials say a rocket was fired into the country from the gaza strip on hanukah. the iron dome intercepting that rocket. no casualties reported. israeli aircraft carried out multiple strikes at a hamas military base. and developing in the philippines, at least 20 people are dead and many more missing after a christmas day typhoon. the typhoon triggering widespread flooding, causing landslides and knocking out
next tonight here, the security scare at boston s logan airport. a man accused of bursting through an emergency exit onto the tarmac and into the cargo hold of a passenger jet. abc s david kerley covers aviation. reporter: massachusetts state police raced to the logan airport tarmac. a passenger capturing the scene as this local man was found in the cargo hold of a jetblue aircraft and taken into custody. the concern tonight? how did the man slip past a tsa document checker with no signs of a boarding pass? he had no weapons, so he also got through screening. but then, in terminal c, he burst through an emergency exit, setting off an alarm, getting access to that tarmac and that jetliner, if only for a few moments, before he was caught. after the arrest, police swept the area with a bomb-sniffing dog and found no threat. this was not terror-related, they say. tsa, in a statement, saying it has made appropriate security adjustments at the boston airport to prevent another
they say he s guilty. reporter: reed s always maintained his innocence. and in exactly two weeks, he s set to be executed. if a new jury were to hear your case, what do you think would exonerate you? i know that if they was to hear this case, that this case will itself exonerate me. reporter: reed s new powerful legal team, the innocence project, is fighting for his life, saying crucial dna evidence was never introduced at trial or collected at all. many calling for reed s case to be revisited, including celebrities like kim kardashian and rihanna, and tonight, more than 1.5 million people have signed this petition, appealing to the texas governor to stop the execution so evidence can be investigated. the support and love that s out there for me, i try not to think about being executed. deborah roberts with the interview from death row tonight. deborah, thank you. and overseas tonight, the scare playing out at the amsterdam airport. a major security scare after a pilot acci