And cell phone carriers would require carriers to implement new call blocking technology, offer call blocking and labelling accumulates. and label them real or spam and monitor networks for robo calls. lawmakers say it will make it easier to investigate and prosecute these bad actors. thanks to these, the phones will ring less often, but unfortunately, there will always be bad actors, no matter how well we try to prevent these calls, some will get through and that s why enforcement is a critical part of what we re doing today. right now there s no deadline for the new technology to be put in place and no guarantee they ll block the unwanted calls. officials say it s a step in the right doctor ex. some of the phone companies involved include verizon, sprint, t-mobile, at&t, century link and comcast. we ll see what the scammers
After crashing into a tree. the officer will be okay. a panicked mother leaves her baby in a hot car. chilling body camera footage showing her explaining what happened to police. i don t know. i honestly don t know how it happened. i don t i am freaking out. i m sorry. i don t know how it happened. like how do you forget your baby? the woman called 911 after realizing she left her 5 month old in the car in the arizona heat. the baby girl was rescued about 30 minutes later. the mother says she was distracted calling it an accident. she is charged with child abuse and endangerment. it was over 100-degrees that day. a robo call crackdown. several major phone providers are teaming up with the attorney general from all 50 states and d.c. to stop the billions of unwanted calls. with the new agreement, telecom companies will provide customers with free call blocking and labeling atlantic nothing. monitor networks for robo
Helped by doing it while they re shorthanded? what gives us a higher probability of success. many government agencies cyber teams are relying on skeleton crews to police attacks in cyber space pan a successful attack now could do damage even after full staffs return to work. tim erling, an expert who advises agencies across the government explained how. what may happen as a result of the shutdown, that first incident which may have been detected with a full staff might be missed allowing a compromise to go deeper into an organization to get at more critical asset oz data. the another risk? while staff that monitor networks were still on the job, many staff who maintain them are not meaning the networks with not being updated to monitor new kinds of cyber attacks. the shutdown comes as is attacks are transforming from spying on net, woulds to destroying them.