Opening a gun safe with an orange juice bottle? Yes you can! See for yourself in today's "Video of the Day"
Playlist for Thursday, January 9, 2020
5a Hour
- Roses - Outkast
- Dancing In The Street - Van Halen
- Point Of No Return - Nu Shooz
- Dirty Laundry - Don Henley
- Starlight - Muse
- Let It Go - Def Leppard
- 2am - Slightly Stoopid
- Jeremy - Pearl Jam
- Man On the Silver Mountain - Rainbow
- Strangelove - Depeche Mode (live @ The Rose Bowl)
- Talk To Ya Later - Tubes
6a Hour
- I Want Candy - Bow Wow Wow
- Why You Always Hatin - YG/Drake/Kamaiyah
- I Thank You - ZZ Top
- Man In The Box - Alice In Chains
- My Gold - Mike Flynn
- When You Close Your Eyes - Night Ranger
- New Year's Day - U2
- Short Skirt/Long Jacket - Cake
- Feel So Close - Calvin Harris
7a Hour
- Match Game Theme
- Zombie - Cranberries
- Awake - Godsmack
- Smuggler's Blues - Glenn Frey
- Just A Job To Do - Genesis
- Lazaretto - Jack White
- Fat Bottomed Girls - Queen
- Pretty In Pink - The Psychedelic Furs
- Don't Start Now - Dua Lipa
8a Hour
- Girls On Film - Duran Duran
- Cut Your Hair - Pavement
- Call It What You Will - Tesla
- Dirty Movies - Van Halen
You’re cruising down the highway when a Good Samaritan pulls alongside and informs you that one of your wheels is wobbling. You’re in luck: That Good Samaritan knows how to fix the problem … for a fee. In Houston, more than four dozen people have fallen victim to the Wobbly Wheel Scam. ABC's Jim Ryan joins Tony with why you should be aware.
Republican Senators Mike Lee of Utah and Rand Paul excoriated a briefing from top Trump administration officials on the targeted drone strike that led to the death of Qassem Soleimani, the leader of Iran's elite Quds Force. Lee called it "worst briefing" he's received on a military issue in his nine years in the Senate. Were they correct in their assessment? CBS News Senior Business Analyst Mike Lyons joins Tony with analysis.
Now that things may be calming down after the events of the past week, the real threat to the U.S. remains: cyber-attacks by Iranian hackers. Iran is considered by cyber experts to be in the top tier of cyberattack capabilities, along with Russia, China and North Korea. Their ability is not only to penetrate cyber systems but to use malicious malware to wipe clean entire computer systems that cannot be recovered has enormous consequences. So a scenario where Iran shuts down a power grid, disables internet connections, wipes medical, banking or government computers of their data is quite possible. We greatly underestimate how dependent we are on the internet -- but think about your daily life without it. Brad discusses what businesses and the government are doing to protect their systems and he also offers guidance on what each of us can do to better protect our personal data. ABC Crime & Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett joins Tony with a look.