Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

Current News:

• Steve Gibson is reporting that Adobe’s Flash is very vulnerable.
• France has marked the 66th Anniversary of D-Day.
• Qualcomm has shipped a dual-core Snapdragon Chipset.
• VLC’s new Player now supports WebM and H.264 Hardware Decoding.

Historical Events:

• In 1833, President Andrew Jackson was the first to ride on a train.
• In 1889, the Great Seattle Fire destorys all of downtown Seattle, Washington.
• In 1892, The Chicago El began operation.
• In 1925, Walter Percy Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corporation.
• In 1944, The Battle of Normandy has begun which will later be called D-Day.
• In 1968, Senator Robert F Kennedy dies from his wounds after being shot.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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