Former Acting FBI director Brian Driscoll joins Morning Joe to discuss the evolution of counterterrorism since the attack on September 11, and the new and growing threats the U.S. is facing from drones to A.I. being used as weapons. MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian also joins the show to discuss his new report on how some experts believe that –25 years after 9/11– the U.S. is more vulnerable to terrorism than it has been in years.
Swarmer Chairman of the Board Erik Prince and Swarmer President and U.S. CEO Alex Fink discuss how battle-tested drone technology from Ukraine is reshaping modern warfare, autonomous defense systems and America's military future.
When a 911 call came in about a child who appeared to be struggling in a pond, police in St. Paul, Minnesota used a drone to help locate the boy and speed up the rescue.
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The United States Army's use of high-energy lasers and other anti-drone technology has led to a 75% drop in suspected cartel-linked unmanned aircraft around the U.S.-Mexico border. NewsNation's Ali Bradley reports on the technology and how it is affecting drone traffic in Texas. #drones #cartels #military Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live" with Nichole Berlie. Weekdays starting at 12p/11C. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
The military previously used jamming tools to send drones back to their place of origin, but can now eliminate a drone if it feels like a threat from a Mexican cartel.
A Washington state homeowner dialed 911 convinced a burglar was inside the house, but responding officers found the intruder was a bobcat that had climbed through an open window. Kirkland Police Department officers arrived at the Moss Bay neighborhood home after the resident reported loud banging and feared someone had broken in. What greeted them […] The post Kirkland police answer burglary call, find a bobcat perched at the top of the stairs appeared first on American Almanac .
A Washington state homeowner dialed 911 convinced a burglar was inside the house, but responding officers found the intruder was a bobcat that had climbed through an open window. Kirkland Police Department officers arrived at the Moss Bay neighborhood home after the resident reported loud banging and feared someone had broken in. What greeted them at the top of the staircase was not a prowler but a wild cat, a bobcat, perched and apparently in no hurry to leave. The department shared the account on its official Facebook page . Rather than corner a roughly 30-pound predator in a hallway, officers took a modern approach: they deployed a drone inside the home to track the animal's movements from a safe distance. The drone allowed police to…Open
