is to develop better artificial intelligence and it's going to be a tough road please welcome todd shipley president and c.e.o. of virus software explain to us why the citadel concept of a firewall is essentially helpless. well we have to look at how it's been built over the past decade in trying to defend what we've been doing against hackers and it's built up a big system of dealing with lists of lists of bad things that are coming into our networks and it's just basically. the decision is made by the system it finds something and compares it to a list and decides whether it's something that's bad or not and then takes an action and so they're really not very complicated in how they operate and we've got these now these big listen these these listen come down every day from these wires companies that have been trying to figure out how to respond to this so they're not really solving the problem yet right we've got to train artificial intelligence to gather that intelligence and that takes time what's the speed situation for companies to bring ai on board after the major attacks as we've

has called for an extraordinary cabinet session to be held shipley meet on saturday you just get a lot out of swim tens of fees to protect the interests. of all in spanish ines catalan citizens. full answer restore gotten your rule of lowest around only four people should not end up on the album. both about a. lot mean we did the whole of the attitude of the catalan government spain is a notory decentralized country. the spanish government grants seventeen autonomous regions varying degrees of political autonomy and health. education. purity. urban and environmental policy. but the nineteen seventy eight constitution also contains a safeguard for the spanish government. article one fifty five allows the central gogovernment to take control over autonomous regions in times of crisis. if a self governing community does not fulfill the obligations imposed on it by the constitution or other laws. or acts in a way that is seriously prejudicial to the general interest of spain. the government in may following approval granted by the overall majority of the senate. all measures necessary to c

say to the home secretary that there is a worrying increase in crime in west yorkshire and in the shipleyand it is a fact that the police officers, who are doing a fantastic job, are overstretched. the first duty of the government should be to protect the public and keep them safe. can i urge her to make sure that more resources go into west yorkshire to support the police, tackling this worrying rise in crime? well, i agree with the honourable gentleman that the first role of government is indeed to protect people and as the conservative party in government we will make sure that we do that at every step. we know the pressures on police resources and the rise in violent crime, the huge increase in 999 and 101 calls, unprecedented terrorist threats and a surge in non—crime demand from mental health and missing persons. so if the minister's house was burgled, how would he feel if the police didn't show up? i'd feel frustrated and angry like anyone else would. and let me say this to her. we on this side of the house totally recognise the pressure that the police are under. in fact, i'm just

monica shipley is working with the diana award nonprofit, a group that promotes moral integrity and concern for others at school and in the community. >>> 4:16, 44 degrees outside. a south philadelphia rec center is closed because of a safety concern. fences, caution tape, and closed signs block the rec center from the public because of structural problems. a phone message at the center says regular outdoor activities will continue. >>> 4:16 in the morning. if you're having trouble sleeping, sometimes i hear from people who say, i couldn't sleep, i turned you on, you know, because it's hard to sleep. >> yeah. this week, we continue our series on sleeping and having tools and resources that can help you get more rest. we sat down with a doctor at the penn sleep center. he says about 40% of people struggle with sleep problems. there's one easy thing that you can do on your own to help. >> one would be keeping a regular schedule. so -- a body really likes regulator. and so keeping kind of a fairly consistent bedtime and wake-up time is foundation for sleep, good sleep. >> if you're someone who

heaven to come to terms with exactly who we as a country where a country that is both congresses and shipley on sexism. in sentencing the two men the judge said they showed no remorse their prison sentences should send a message to others that this kind of behavior will be punished and punished severely. deserve them. guatemala's the former president also prisma leaders to be tried for corruption on friday a judge ruled in favor of a request to charge him with bribery and tax avoidance totaling several million dollars is vice president while in office roxana deathy is also facing trial there is i did twenty fifteen at the un investigators linked them to a massive corruption ring. people in the libyan capital tripoli facing a humanitarian crisis because of a survey a water shortage the lack of investment on security has caused the taps to run dry victoria gate and we report. this is how people in tripoli are getting their drinking water drilling three pavements to access underground wells in a desperate search for supplies in the. situation we're in now is affecting the entire city no water n

shipley on sexism. in sentencing the two men the judge said they showed no remorse their prison sentences should send a message to others that this kind of behavior will be punished and punished severely. the syrian opposition wants three main rebel factions in northern syria to reunite as wall me president assad's forces are on the move taking more territory while the rebels retreat six is off to the start of the uprising in syria the rebels. have a choice we build a strong army or face to. report some on turkey's border with. safe is the command of an elite free syrian army unit the f.s.a. once the pride of the syrian opposition is backed by turkey the us and many european and gulf countries it has paid crucial roles in recent military operations against i said in northern syria. but it has been weakened by divisions and is outnumbered by rival groups syria's opposition is now turning to commanders like. from the brigade to unite all the armed groups and build a new army. we will have a transitional a

come to terms with exactly who we are as a country where a country that is both on the racism and shipley on sex. in sentencing the two men the judge said they showed no remorse their prison sentences should send a message to others that this kind of behavior will be punished and punished severely. the son of equitorial going to as president has been found guilty of a bestselling money to buy property and luxury cars to adore and of young who is also the country's second vice president was found guilty in absentia by a french court but the equitorial going to ambassador says the charges are false david chase has more from paris. the vice president of equitorial guinea embezzled more than one hundred seventy five million dollars from his country's public funds to finance his playboy lifestyle in france the verdict on don't usually introduced legislation to deal with so-called ill gotten gains was hailed by his opponents and described by prosecuting lawyers as an historic decision. is an unprecedented and global message to court is sending to kleptocrats it is de beginning of the end for th

they got their membership from shipley and jealously. their address is not listed on the website. it is a private space where people were thinking of leaving comfortable. it's a them about six months to agree that we can come and hang out in their lobby and his eye footsteps with no cameras and talk to people. through those months and months of showing up in talking to people, we were able to find them. jeff: possesses the organization that shepherds these folks through the process when they decide they may want to leave the community. > that is right. they are pretty much the only one. jeff: what sort of threats or challenges does footsteps a? -- face? >> they are despised. here looked at as a group that wants to remove people from the community. we observed neither of those things to be true. ven a someone in the community find that you have been to footsteps, you are out. it is not like you telling when you have been inside until you are positive you want to leave. jeff: talk about what happened when you used some of the clips from 2011, a speech given, warning about technology

he played lacrosse at the shipley school before deciding to attend drexel university. >> those are memoriesalways have about the fun times and the comradery. a lot of those guys he played with are still, upping, pretty close to him today. >> but the first weekend of his junior year everything changed. after a night of drinking with his frat buddies iain got into a fight with some members of delta sigma pie. he was just four likes from the fraternity house at some point a delta sigma if i brother punched iain and he fell and hit his head. two of his frat brothers took him back to the frat house. >> that night, of course, i woke up thinking, hmm w is he? look out the window. car is not there. he's fine. although he never ever didn't come home. >> neck morning his parents liz, a nurse, and roderick everyone comes calls him roddy who's a bond trader they've been married 29 years want to do ease their conscious along with their 26-year-old daughter ann they drove to drexel to see if they could find. ann went into the frat house first. >> he was covered in blood and covered with vomit. he had uri

he played lacrosse at the shipley school before deciding to attend drexel university. >> those are memoriesys have about the fun times and the comradery. a lot of those guys had he played with are still, you know, pretty close to him today. >> reporter: but the first weekend of his junior year everything changed. ♪ >> reporter: after a night of drinking with his frat buddies, iain got into fight with some members of delta sigma pie. iain was four likes from the fraternity house at some point a delta sigma if i brother punched iain and he fell and his his header. two of his frat brothers took him back to the frat house. >> that night, of course, i woke up thinking, hmm w is he? look out the window. car is not there. i was like he's fine. although he never ever didn't come home. >> reporter: so the next morning, iain's parents liz a nurse and rodrick everyone calls him roddy a bond trader they've been married 29 years, want to do ease their conscious so along with their 26-year-old daughter ann they drove to drexel to see if they can find iain. ann went into the frat house first. >> he was co

overturned vehicle along shipley road near the washington street extension.arsh road would be a better bet. in new jersey disabled vehicle on 295 jammed because of a earlier crash by the black horse pike. it's busy rick and monica. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> but at least it's friday. >> yes. >> julia luis dreyfus updates fans on her struggle with breast cancerly we'll show you the instagram post that shows she's fighting her battle with her sense of humor still in fact tact. >> how burger king is using its own food to stand up for others that and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> actress julia louis-dreyfus announced she's officially done with chemotherapy with her characteristic humor she posted this photo on instagram wearing a hoodie sunglasses an drawn on mustache. the actress quoted the katy perry song roar. >> health check tonight a free flu shot clinic was held today in delaware county. dozens of people showed up to get their shots at the haverford ymca. experts say australia is experiencing one of its worst flu outb

heaven to come to terms with exactly who we are as a country where country that is both on racism and shipley on success. in sentencing the two men the judge said they showed no remorse their prison sentences should send a message to others that this kind of behavior will be punished and punished severely. iraq's prime minister has a right to bobby has ordered a twenty four hour suspension of military operations against kurdish forces in northern iraq both sides have a going to halt the fighting which broke out on the sixteenth of october after iraqi forces seized the oil rich city of kirkuk a body says it will give time for the peaceful deployment of soldiers along kurdish iraqi border crossings stephanie deca has more from ebay and in northern iraq. so these twenty four hours are for a joint committee with both iraqis and the kurds to figure out the details of areas of redeployment in the words of the iraqi prime minister to save iraqi lives because we have seen violent minute you confrontations at some of these flashpoints now the intention here is for the iraqi federal forces to take back

he played lacrosse at the shipley school before deciding to attend drexel university. >> those are memories have about the fun times and the comradery. a loft those guys that he played with are still, upping, pretty close to him today. >> reporter: but the first weekend of his junior year everything changed. after a night of drinking with his frat buddies he got into a fight with some members of delta sigma pie. he was just four blocks from the fraternity house. iain and he fell and hit his head. two of his frat brothers took him back to the frat house. >> that night, of course, i woke up thinking, hmm, where is he? look out the window. car is not there. i was like, he's fine although he never ever didn't come home. >> so the neck morning, his parents liz, a nurse and rodrick everyone calls him roddy who's a bond trader they've been married 29 years want to do ease their conscious so along with their 26-year-old daughter ann they drove to drexel to see if they could find iain. ann went into the frat house first. >> he was covered in blood and covered with vomit. he had urinated on himself.

ellen is only one nurse but we have a whole field of nurses based in glasgow and down in shipley, sor new service. let's get the weather. things are not looking to sparkling in glasgow. no great surprise. but there is nothing too spooky as in the atla ntic nothing too spooky as in the atlantic coming our way either. that cloud in glasgow will thicken and eventually we will see some rain through the evening and overnight, getting in through scotland, northern ireland, maybe the top end of england. further south skies could clear enough for there to be some frost but nowhere near as cold night across the british isles as last night. but it comes at a price. cloudy, dank, quite wet across the western hills. northern ireland picking up some rain, possibly a spot across the top of england. further south, after a cooler start, half decent day. 12, 13, 14 degrees. nowhere near as cold as today. the wheat start school, the middle of the week gets milder and there will bea the week gets milder and there will be a lot of cloud, then towards the tail end of the week and into the weekend, it wil