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expect to be somewhere in the neighbourhood of around 10,000 people over to port everglades. staff in the red cross are over there to assist passengers in getting them to destinations, assisting with accommodations, food and shelter. we continue to working with law enforcement agencies and securing the airport. we are trying to get what lauderdale airport back in operation by tomorrow morning. that fort lauderdale. we are going to be encouraging all of our travellers to check with their individual airlines. some may not be operating right away. clearly this incident has caused a lot of disruption not only in their individual schedules but other schedules around the country. we encourage everybody to actually contact their airlines. we will continue to provide information through social media and twitter and through social media and twitter and through our webpage and we encourage people to keep checking the sources for any changes. good evening. as the sheriff mentioned ....
i held him in the very highest regard because of what he gave to me. they gave me my england debut and set me on the road, and i will never forget that. it s 5 o clock. our main story is the latest twist in donald trump s confrontation with the heads of america s intelligence agencies. mr trump says the director of national intelligence, james clapper, called him last night to condemn a leaked report claiming the president elect was vulnerable to blackmail by russia. but mr clapper has said he d made no judgment on whether the report was reliable and he rejected mr trump s suggestion that us intelligence was responsible for the leak. our correspondent christian fraser has the latest. eight days from now, donald trump goes into battle as the next commander in chief. but never before has an incoming president been warring on so many fronts. this morning, as is now the norm, he began the day with a tweaked: in fa ct, began the day with a tweaked: in fact, what mr clapper t ....
parliament. mps began two days of debate on the bill triggering our formal exit from the european union. we voted to give the people a chance to determine the future referendum. now we must fulfil our side to deliver on the result. scottish nationalists say they will vote against the bill. one conservative says he willjoin them, rejecting the idea that exit will be good for trade. apparently you follow the rabbit down the hole and emerge in wonderland. also, are concerns about prisons falling on deaf ears? and debate about donald trump s ban on some was in countries entering the us. it is divisive and wrong. muslim. the big brexit debate. the first day of discussion on the bill following the process of leaving the eu. they will finish their debate and vote on wednesday. the government was forced to bring in the bill after losing a case in the supreme court when the government s intention that ministers alone should be able to start the process was challenged by campai ....
Anderson Cooper takes viewers beyond the headlines with in-depth reporting and investigations. courthouse in alexandrialexandr virginia, cnn s jessica schneider. so what did we learn today at the trial? anderson, we learned a lot. it was only the first day here, but this courtroom is definitely living up to its rocket docket reputation. they managed to whittle down this jury pool of 65 people down to 12 jurors plus four alternates, and then, of course, we heard the fiery opening statements here. in this, prosecutors shed some light on paul manafort s lavish lifestyle, and they did it by talking about his 30 hidden foreign bank accounts they say existed in three different countries. and they say that funded that lavish lifestyle that included seven different homes, ranging from virginia to manhattan, all the way to the hamptons on long island. they also talked about his $500,000 luxury clothing. they mentioned a $21,000 watch, and they even, yes, mentioned a $15,000 jacket ma ....
executives. human factor is the weakest link however we see that cyber crime or crime online is becoming more sophisticated more organized criminals use techniques social engineering techniques in order to persuade people to open up an email or provide information. so i think that the layman users is really not going to solve the problem. what are these social engineering techniques and why do they work so well. a computer is only as secure as the person who operates it social engineers take advantage of this situation for example they sometimes portray themselves as i.t. support staff and offer to help solve a computer problem all the user has to do is download some software but that software often contains moen where that allows the crooks to take over the computer . criminals also use phishing emails for example they contact online banking customers and ask them to authenticate their bank account details otherwise the account will be blocked those who provide this informati ....