mcandrew: esto no nos llevÓ a ningÚn lado. de menores perdidos y explotados, comenzÓ a elaborar una serie de retratos hablados de beth doe. cada uno era de mejor calidad que la anterior. gracias a los avances en la tecnologÍa. cuando vieron ese retrato hablado, ¿quÉ pasÓ por su mente? ver el rostro de esa chica, finalmente. schweitzer: siempre nos hace pensar “wow”, ahora podemos ver a la vÍctima mirÁndonos. podemos conectarnos con ella en un nivel mucho mÁs profundo y trabajar a su favor. sandoval: a travÉs de los aÑos, los retratos hablados de beth doe, provocaron numerosas llamadas al centro, entre ellas una de una mujer. schweitzer: ella reconociÓ a magui cruz. sandoval: la adolescente embarazada que en 1976 se habÍa escapado de su hogar sustituto, podrÍa ser beth doe. [habla en inglÉs] sandoval: las autoridades se apresuraron a anunciarlo. segÚn ellos, era un buen momento para conseguir mÁs pistas y poder resolver el misterio. en jersey city, sin embargo, la ausencia de evelyn era como una herida que no cerraba. leida: qu

michael mcandrews is a cyber security expert with the digital security firm packet. watch. >> you spent i think 7 years in the fbi has especially asian folks come cyber issues like this ransomware. how big of an issue is this for american companies right now. ransomware malware in general is a huge problem for companies right now. it puts jobs at risk. it puts livelihoods at risk. >> it cost companies millions of dollars ransomware is a type of malware that is designed to lock down systems by encrypting data. >> and demanding payment to regain access. mcandrew says companies should not given to hackers demands we never encourage a company to pay ransom because that will simply embolden and encourage the bad actors to do what they're doing. so the best thing corporations can do is to what planning you need to be ahead of the game. you need to have an incident response plan. the fbi holds the same policy encouraging companies not to pay the ransoms and special agent jonathan holmes explains how these hackers are getting into are system. so the way they get access to co

with me are thejournalist and broadcaster, daisy mcandrew, and the political commentator, lance pricetake a look at some of tomorrow's front pages already in, starting with the daily telegraph — highlights the outrage from local authority leaders as they threaten to defy new coronavirus restrictions in areas affected by the indian variant. the i leads on this too as it says number ten has u—turned on the new regional pandemic rules. the guardian reports that ministers were forced to climb down after a day of mounting confusion as millions of people were left wondering whether they needed to cancel their bank holiday plans. the times remains hopeful as it teases ahead to two big weeks of vaccinations , they say all over 30's will be offered to book their jabs from tomorrow. the financial times explains plans by the chancellor to stop companies listing on the london stock exchange under national security grounds, over concerns of "dirty money". and the metro leads with retaliation by european airlines to what they describe as the "state—sponsored hijack" of roman protasevich's ryanair f

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i'll bejoined by daisy mcandrew and lance price.uslim views within local associations of the conservative party though it said this fell short of institutional racism. the inquiry, chaired by sarwan singh, found that borisjohnson�*s comments three years ago about women wearing the burqa had given an impression that the party was "insensitive to muslim communities". tonight, the party chair has accepted the report's recommendations and issued an apology. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, has this report. there's been a growing chorus of criticism in recent years. claims of islamaphobic attitudes and actions going unchecked, so the tory party ordered an independent inquiry into discrimination and issued its findings today. it said two thirds of incidents in the past six years related to anti—muslim discrimination, and while the problems is not systematic, the party must act now to root it out. the report said it is damaging to the party and alienates a significant section of society. from the party chairman, an apology. for a