Pandemic aid talks face time pressure, more hacking attacks found as officials warn of 'grave risk' to U.S. government, and man turns in $3,000 found on sidewalk, saves family's Christmas.

Craig Timberg from the Washington Post and Gordon Deal discuss the devastating and far-reaching Russian hack.

While there is certainly not as much danger anymore in having your personal information breached from joining unsecured public Wi-Fi, WSJ's David Pierce still lays out some precautions for us.

Cybersecurity expert Dr. Eric Cole joins us live to discuss the news that a pair of China-backed hackers swiped troves of personal data from the U.S. Navy and American companies.

New Russian hacking targeted anti-Trump republican groups, Santa Fe High students return to site of deadly Texas shooting with more security, and can math figure out how bad the Cleveland Browns are?

With the start of primary season more and more people are worried about our election systems. Dan Boylan from the Washington Times and Gordon Deal discuss.

Erin Kelly from USA Today has a look at the plans to keep elections secure.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story on Congressional Republicans facing mounting pressure to support an independent investigation into Russia's hacking.

Tech Analyst Rob Enderle breaks down why this election is turning out to be scarier than you think.

Launching your own business after retirement; and how to potentially make money with your hacking skills.