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Follow it. but right now drawing in conclusions on that. >> but you are saying the evidence you have doesnt show it, but there is more evidence out there. so you are not ready to conclude that there was no getting nfgts from these databases? >> yeah. let me just be clear, erin. in the public intelligence report, we know that russia went into state voter databases. we want to learn if they obtained anything. and if they did obtain anything, who did they pass it to? so we will follow that wherever...

. a michigan airport officer is recovering this morning after being stabbed in the neck by a man in what officials are calling a possible terror attack. according to authorities, a man from canada stabbed a man with a large knife yesterday outside a tsa area at bishop international airport in flint, michigan. they say that he allegedly shouted "god is great" in arabic and blamed the united states for deaths in syria, iraq, and afghanistan before the attack. multiple senior law enforcement offi...

>> i would have to look at both lists. if you are saying impacts, were those states states that had their voter registration databases scanned and perhaps infiltrated? i would have to lock at both lists. i dont have that off the top of my head. >> what im wondering if any of the states most vocal in rejecting your help needed it the most. >> again, they didnt reject our help. 36 of them accepted our help. but they were resisting the idea of a designation to be critical infrastructu infrastructur...

Democracy and free elections. one thing to ask, we can secure databases and voting systems, we can keep people for not having their emails hacked, but how do you protect against propaganda. how do you protect against all of the russians putting out false information? >> sandra: you have to listen about how they are not happy with the democrats because they didnt go to the fbi right after they learned of the hack. it did not come. he basically said that he had a prepared statement and the first t...

That shows up in the outcome in the ballot box. so theyll continue to argue, and theres bipartisan consensus on this, that there might have been just a few databases that were hacked. but its up to the congress, even if the executive branch, if the president is disinterested in mitigating this threat to do something about the upcoming elections, because russians are not only hacking in other countries elections, theyre perfecting what they can do here. if it was just a few databases here, we kno...

Dialogue through the eac, through state secretaries of state, going back to election cycles past. but this was now becoming a matter for me as the secretary of homeland security. so it was becoming front burner for me in the summer of 2016. but there had been that ongoing dialog dialogue. >> this becomes front burner, implying prior to summer 2016 this had been back burner. what was the cat lievent that t it? >> for me, it was the reports we were receiving about efforts to intrude into the dnc a...

And arizona. there were 19 others that they probed or scanned. those names are not public and it remains a great source of frustration for the senators. >> i have no interest in trying to embarrass any state. but weve seen this for too long in cyber. people try to sweep this under the rug. >> republican senator marco rubio said to the hearing this morning that in a lot of ways, it only matters that the russians tried to target and probe the databases because it was enough to undermine confidence...

No witnesses said that it was an understanding what was in the databases and how that information can be manipulated in the future. >> what are the dangers of manipulation of voter registration, and is that a parent and election day when voters show up to vote? >> if they show up on election day, that will cause problems. that can be used to conduct further attacks. >> sandra: there is states that were affected, but the 19 other states that were scanned or impacted by the russians, those names a...

Obstacles to the presidents agenda has been investigations into his campaigns alleged collusion with the russians and now allegations of obstruction of justice. two more hearings and new insight on what went down and when. catherine herridge is on the hill tonight with a recap. catherine. >> thank you, bret. witnesses testified that russian hackers hurt databases across the country. >> 21 states that were targeted. >> but in no case or actual vote tallies altered in any way, shape or form. >> th...

The eac, through state secretaries of state. going back to election cycles past. but this had -- this was now becoming a matter for me as a secretary of homeland security. this was becoming frontburner for me in the summer of 2016. >> so summer 2016 this becomes frontburner. implying prior to summer 2016 it was back burner. what was the catalyzing event that moved it from back burner to front burner? >> for me, personally, the reports we were receiving about efforts to intrude into the dnc. and ...