Apple Store Hostage Freed, Ford Announces Mustang Recall

Speaker 1: This is Cena. And here are the stories that matter right now, a hostage situation at an apple store in Amsterdam is over after a hostage was freed and the suspect was taken into custody after being struck by a police vehicle while running from the store. According to local law enforcement officials, the suspect was a handgun, a semiautomatic weapon and unarmed explosive components. Amsterdam police are still investigating the incident as well as a [00:00:30] possible motive. Multiple Ukrainian government and banking websites went offline on Wednesday due to a mass distributed denial of service attack. According to the head of the Eastern Europe P nation's ministry of digital transformation, the source of the apparent cyber attack is unconfirmed, but comes as Russian troops surround the country security experts warn that Russia could ramp up cyber attacks against Ukraine in an effort to destabilize its government and economy. And finally, [00:01:00] Ford is recalling over over 330,000 Mustangs over concerns that their rearview cameras could either be too dimed to use or simply cut out altogether. The recall affects Mustangs with model years, 2015 through 2017. The fix involves either replacing the decklet harness or in some cases, the rearview camera itself owners of affected vehicles can expect to be notified by Ford via mail on or around March 7th. Repairs will be provided [00:01:30] free of charge at local Ford dealerships. Speaker 1: Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.