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President elect rather has not accepted. >> right. but then they go onto the more important points. they say it is likely that the russians exfiltrated data from the databases that it went into. it doesnt say with certainty that it happened. it said it is likely they did. then it says we assess that they shared with information with certain groups and then the information was made public. but there are lots of other unanswered questions. they dont mane make an assessment as to whether other peop...

Here to join us is tim clemente. "the washington post" is saying we cant do more than were already doing. are they right? >> absolutely not. you can always do more because its not possible for us to know what we dont know in this regard and you just had a story on 30 seconds ago about fraud in the food stamp system. fraud occurs everywhere. you have identity fraud within the united states. we have the greatest databases that exist anywhere on the planet to track who people are and to identify th...

Quickly take us back to earlier this fall. nbc news reported this hacking was going on, that it was believed to have a russian government element to it, and we said that individuals in hacking groups were doing the actual hacking, but then it was directed by the russian intelligence and the gru, and weve seen all of that come to bear today. so when we got the names just a while ago, we started running them through the various databases and talked to who he started to talk to, and alexsey belan h...

All of a sudden. >> yeah. not just all of a sudden. it is getting worse and worse. it is the new normal. it is a situation here to stay. it is worth looking at governments have dealt with the threat. on the one hand, you have countries in europe far along in what we call countering radicalization. they have a proactive approach because they have been dealing with this for a long time. you look at countries in europe are dealing with the problem of refugees and the potential for radicalization an...

Communication between local law enforcement when somebody has been brought in to the facility and has been convicted of a crime, that person should be run through the databases and if theyre here illegally and committed a violent crime they should be removed. >> not after they are convicted of a crime. when you are brought. in when you are booked. when you are arrested for a crime. call up ice, say this guy is not here legally. you might want to put it a detainer on him. listen, steve, you agree...

We need to tighten our communication between local law enforcement when somebody has been brought in to the facility and has been convicted of a crime, that person should be run through the databases and if theyre here illegally and committed a violent crime they should be removed. >> not after they are convicted of a crime. when you are brought. in when you are booked. when you are arrested for a crime. call up ice, say this guy is not here legally. you might want to put it a detainer on him. l...

Surveillance cameras like other european cities do in part due to its nazi and communist past so they are relying on witnesses. yet so far weve not heard of one person come forward who said saw exit that truck and run. how could that be? >> well the german authorities are playing it pretty close to the vest at this point as they should. and i have to think that their best chance of identifying this person lies in the cab of that truck. every perpetrator leaves something behind and they take some...

This attack. theyre doing all their forensics on the trump cabin. they are hoping perhaps to find a match of some of those forensics, fingerprints with databases they have that are disposable. of course, they may not be in those databases. theyre also asking the general public to hand over as much video as possible of people shooting video on their smartphones before, during and after the attack. perhaps there could be some clues there. of course, in the boston bombings investigation a few years...

Within the science community. what exactly are they doing? >> its not just a movement. its a frenzied movement happening across the country. even in canada. we are talking about scientists and researchers at several universities there organizing hack a-thons to pull publicly available data from databases and transferring huge amounts of information to secure websites. the fear, the incoming administrations denial of climate change may mean data will disappear from government websites. >> we are ...

Insane person committing a homicide. >> what about the fact we learned today that in his car there was a list of churches in the area. what would that tell you about intent? >> i think what it tells you is that hes capable of sophisticated planning. and someone whos capable of sophisticated planning is not insane under the law. nor is that a mitigating circumstance that would give you a reason not to give the death penalty. >> what about this gun, this is what was described today, the extra ammu...