russia and other national security matters, previously worked as a producer for nbc news. we are thrilled that she s agreed to moderate this first panel on the challenges facing u.s. policy between politics and human rights and national security. courtney, thank you for doing this moderation. if you would introduce our panelists. i m honored, thank you so much. i really appreciate this. i m really honored to be up here. for starters, i m honored to be at the conference, then with such a distinguished panel right now. i had a whole set of questions, i m a nerdy overpreparer and i changed a lot of them based on the speech we just heard. we are lucky we have the most up-to-date view from the administration from david hale just now. i would like to start by introducing the panel here. you know them all, of course. i will give a very quick intro. ken pollack is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute, where he works on middle eastern political military affairs fo
thief ton night that suspect is dead and the homeowner is now talking to police. it happened at a home on torresdale avenue in frankford. the admitted shooter says the man was breaking into his truck so he fired. and investigators are interviewing that man right now. fox 29 s dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave, of course, police have to sort through all of this right now. reporter: they do. that man who fired the fatal shot is still here at the homicide unit. he s been here now for over 18 hours. homicide detectives and the district attorney still gathering information on this case at this hour no charges have been filed. homicide investigators say it was just after 10:00 thursday night when a man who lives above this garage spotted someone near his pickup truck on his home surveillance cameras. he went downstairs to investigate. someone was breaking into his vehicle, he shot the mail. reporter: the unarmed 30 year old south jersey man
without thinking i just said time is the essence we got to get him to a vet. now she s hoping to find tugger s own are in. and turning your teen daughter into police. the shocking text messages two parents found on their child s phone that had them calling the cops. but first and happening right now, police on the hunt for dangerous teens dramatic video shows the group bursting into a delaware liquor store during a violent robbery. they shoot one clerk and hurt the other in that attack. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. let s get out to dave kinchen who s life in wilmington tonig tonight. dave? reporter: iain, police have one of those teens and they ve charged him with robbery with assault and also possession of a firearm. in the meantime, they re looking for three more teens tonight. captured object surveillance cameras the owner and a clerk in wilmington try to hold off teen with a gun at the north market street shop. but he barges and brings some fr
police responding just after 9:00 o clock last night. to reports of gunshots going off inside the home. when they got there officials found 45 year old man shot once in the stomach. his 78 year old mother had locked herself inside her second floor bedroom waiting for police. just an erie feeling. staying on your toes will probably keep you the most protected especially in this day and age. reporter: this man lives doors down from where the domestic dispute took place. he says the neighborhood is usually quiet. who knows what went on? but just to hear a son tack a mother is pretty weird. reporter: police say the 45 year old suspect may have been drunk when he allegedly threatened to strangle his mother. she was so scared, she hid in her room. that s when police say the woman heard two loud bangs. authorities say her son shoved his way into the bedroom and point add handgun at his elderly mom. calling out quote i m going to shoot you expletive. she grabbed the gun on he
people with full anonymity and confidentiality and privacy protection. there are often gaps in terms of what i would call key management, how you identify the remote parties that you re communicating with. i think the communities you work with are right to be concerned with, that what they re getting doesn t live up to the security they need. there are tools out there that are a significant up from where they had been. she mentioned you know, three years ag รง there was traffic was a small fraction of what was going on, on the internet. now if you look at all web traffic, it s significantly larger than it used to be. many people who run websites had decided we need to be doing this. this should be the new standard. why were we sending unencrypted communication across the internet in the first place? so this doesn t get all the way to the end-to-end encryption, but it is a step up and it does protect users against certain attacks. there are still failures. i don t know if an