happen. especially given the sensitivity with this investigation, with russia, all of the elements of the investigation. to hear this from someone, from the department of justice, the acting attorney general, to make those comments, we certainly did not expect it. i think people around whitaker did not expect him him to say that. people know things are winding down. certainly to have him appear before cameras on a totally separate issue, nothing to do with russia, he was at a press conference talking about something completely different, he took a question. certainly it seems that he stepped in it. he went in a direction that he shouldn t have. thank you. appreciate your reporting. turning now to mr. max boot, author of conservatism: why i left the right. and form senior economic adviser to the trump campaign. good evening. thanks for joining us. it s been an interesting night. cameraing kamala harris as
releasing their information as they get it. again, there s a healthy level of skepticism. let s bring in our panel. we ve got no fewer than eight experts and reporters joining us in front of cameraing and over the phone following this mystery from march 8th when it began. i want to go to professor first about not only the report from xinhua that this pulse signal has been detected but now that these photographs have been taken of objects floating in the water. we are almost 12 hours from the time according to xinhua that those items were spotted. what is your reaction to the reporting and where in the investigation should we be? the reaction to the pinger would be that this is a huge break in the case. if it is indeed validated that it is a pinger, we ve nearly done the impossible. and finding the debris in the
this program is aimed at building a clock that wouldn t lose a second for a billion years. i don t care what your watch is saying. my says they should have gone three minutes ago. reporter: synchronizing time has always been vital for soldiers but now it s more important than ever. you ve got all of these high-speed aircraft, you have precision-guided ammunitions, cameraing and sensors and radars all operating simultaneously. you have to do that skroinkization much more prec e precise precisely. reporter: so if gps goes down, troops will face new dangers. if you were to lose a couple billionths of a second, your positioning starts to get off by act a meter. you lose a few more billionths of a second and now you re starting to get off by several meters. reporter: and your life won t be so smooth either. gps time is in everything, from power grids to your cellphone to the atm you use to get cash. without precision time, that atm
also, we ve got something very unusual that s happening in mt. rainier. there s been a murder of a park ranger and they re looking for this person. they feel like he s escaped on foot at this point and have had to actually rescue some of the people that have been camping. we ll tell you more details about that. the fat weather service says blizzard condition in the great lakes could make the travel you re trying to execute impossible. isn t this like one of the busiest days of the year for travel. a lot got used to the warmer weather, you know, the nice conditions and snap out of it. bam, wake up. hey, guess what you ll have to snap out of that pre-election lull. we re down to 36 hours before vote time in iowa. talk about shaking hands. i wish they had a shake-oh-meter to know how many hands had been shaken buffett the polls started opening in the iowa caucuses. we have numbers for you. some are surprising. the new york times says it is the worst los angeles
midsection of the country, not too shabby. west coast not too bad with a couple of storms coming into the pacific northwest. 30 degrees in new york city. 26 degrees in chicago. it will be 46 degree in kansas city. windchills in iowa, breezy, cold. tomorrow breezy, milder, high temperatures into the 30s. above average. all in all, election weather looks to be pretty decent. rob, thank you for that. you know, this morning oh. thank you. we re still getting used to our cameraing. camera shot. it is a big travel day. check in with you later. on the eve s caucus time and primary time. a pretty good time if you re a politician or you re exhausted. one of the two. in less than two day, 30 hours or something, we re going to know, who won the world, or who won iowa. cnn has a sneak peek of insider