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Administration has spent a lot of money and time in its efforts to prevent any meddling. heres catherine. >> what we havent seen is any successful activity and we havent seen any activity that we can attribute directly to a foreign nation. >> shannon: she will oversee the nationwide situation room on election night to track cyber threats to databases. >> were going to the most secure election in the modern age. >> shannon: she spoke exclusively with fox about the new security measures, a day aft...

Kirstjen nielsen will oversee the overall situation room on election night, to track cyber threats to data bases, as well as online using propaganda to influence voters perception. >> and nielsen spoke exclusively with fox a day after she and christoph christopher wray and dni dan coates. >> its the heart of our democracy. its important that americans have confidence in them. >> the national security command center at dhs has monitoring that covers 90% of voters, to flag cyber intruders. dhs say...

>> their first priority, locate the elusive zach, the guy leon asked the bail bondsman about. the guy who may have been a hitman. they searched databases knocked on doors and -- they found him -- his real name was moataz azzeh, or "taz" for short. >> and he said, we need to talk. >> taz said they had him all wrong. he was no hitman -- but they were right about leon. he wanted to get rid of meaghan. >> his main goal was that she not appear in court. whatever means that required that to happen, th...

Oh, and happy birthday... or retirement... in advance. as we close in on the 2018 midterms we are still looking to see if states learned from the 2016 election. while theres no evidence that any votes were changed in 2016, it gave everyone from elected officials to voters a stark look at the state of our elections. earlier this year, nbc news reported that russia was able to compromise the websites and databases of seven states in 2016. of the 21 they targeted by the way. the center for intern...

Scientists and gamers are working together to solve the riddles of ancient egypt the databases are growing fast as egyptologists contribute decrypted translations to the new digital hieroglyph library. the way the ancient egyptians wrote their hire adrift in rows columns that can be read from left to rice bowl for the right to left and advantage for both right and left handed scribes guess that web video of the week. whether youre left or right handed has nothing to do with your hands but with t...

Action. you could place this or that into the hands of these little figures and that leads to the essential problem here the symbols are ambivalent even if. there are several variations of the same symbol. this is. the study of egyptology lacks enough funding to regularly work with artificial intelligence wish to welcome the game developers initiative but a usable computer translation from hieroglyphs is still a long way off. its machine just as you could hardly translate korean texan into germa...

That like interstate commerce laos were used to push forward civil rights laws that these are not to koish hacurb hate speech? >> not giving the ploeest common denominator of our society, which is always going to be with us, not giving them a place to roost, to share and inspire others. so how do we shut that down? do we hold the tech firms more responsible. >> charles: go with the second point. >> second point, virginia criminal database was missing three quarters of a million cases, cases from...

Look like? practical? >> more background checks. you know, some of these other proposals that are out there in terms of who can be disqualified from possessing a firearm. some of this is pretty simple. some of this is basic. its connecting all of the databases a little bit more effectively among local, state, and federal entities. so theres plenty that can be done without infringing upon the second amendment rights of all americans. part of the challenge, too, is the fact that the assault weapon...

Could have been done without his approval. >> the russian cyber attack of 2016 really had three elements to it. the first was to penetrate the democratic server parties and the e-mails of the top official of the hillary clinton campaign. the other was to get into state election systems, to their databases. and the third element of this was to inflame or create divisions within the american political culture. they did this with twitter and youtube and probably most of all facebook, creating fake ...

Databases and they found a fingerprint match that led them to the suspect they have taken into custody. when they found the match then they said we have the name, lets see what we have on motor vehicle records. they found the license tag and the type of car, in this case, van. theres a lot of white vans riding around and they did not know about the stickers plastered around it. they used a common piece of technology that i dont think most people know about, its called a license plate reader. the...