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Here. four significant ones whose credibility is at stake. obviously, judge kavanaughs credibility is at stake. the credibility of the united states supreme court is at stake. that of the fbi. and that of the u.s. senate. so frankly, as a member of one of those four, id like to see it done right. done thoroughly. i was a prosecutor. i want to see it all done. you know, i was in vermont this weekend. when i heard on the street from everybody, republicans and democrats, if they have got nothing to...

On the machine itself or during the transmission of the results, tabulation and the transmission of the results. and finally, the availability of the election infrastructure and services itself. you mentioned this is a very widely distributed infrastructure. its all administered at the state and local level, but if you could eliminate citizens access to services even for a short time, you could achieve a lot of the hackers objectives which ultimately is to sow discord and decrease confidence in ...

Report is that you need direct access to this equipment, physical access in order to achieve -- in order to exploit many of these vulnerabilities. so polling stations and local election officials need to take note of the physical controls that are in place in some of these local polling sites. mike: how difficult is it for professionals to stay ahead of the hackers. >> it is hard. so, you know, election cybersecurity is a blessing and a curse because of the waits set up. so its a very distribute...

Were going to continue this fight. americans are paying attention to this battle. and history will judge harshly colleagues who vote to overturn roe v. wade, who decimate americans right to marry the person they love, consumer rights, worker rights and the rights of a sexual assault survivor who has spoken the truth. >> senator, thank you. stephanie, there you hear it. so the news in that i think is the decision by jeff flake, that he will vote to confirm brett kavanaugh. thats huge obviously. t...

Your plans for each day or do they document, in other words, prospectively, or do they document what actually occurred, more like a diary? >> theyre both forward looking and backward looking as you can tell by looking at them because i cross out certain doctors appointments that didnt happen or one night where i was supposed to lift weights. i crossed that out because i, obviously, didnt make it that night. so you can see things that i didnt do. crossed out in retrospect and also when i list the...

And they say it also shields senators from performing their duties. jake? >> jessica schneider, thanks so much. lets talk about it with my experts. kirsten, let me start with you. obviously, president trump completely different strategy than he was doing a week ago. now he is calling the accusers, saying theyre putting out false accusations. you saw him go into detail about deborah ramirezs story. what changed, do you think? >> i dont know. maybe he feels hes in trouble and he needs to come out ...

Going to fire him. >> i will be back on thursday. and when i get back, were going to have a meeting. i spoke with rod today. and were going to have a meeting on thursday when i get back to the white house. >> so, to be continued on this one. jon karl live at the white house. and jon, obviously, the big question tonight, will president trump fire rosenstein on thursday? and if he does, who then oversees the russia investigation, does it put the investigation at risk? >> reporter: well, rosenstein...

>> you know, victor, its not a criminal proceeding but its a process wherein you would think the truth would matter. you would think that there would be a consequence and a result, as a result of the testimony. and when you have people who are in positions of power and authority, particularly the majority leader, who are indicating to the public that, in short order, the judge will be confirmed, it give the impression that no matter what you say, dr. ford, we are moving forward. and that is prob...

12 days before we can weigh it back into, actually. >> sandra: what did you talk to the president about when he was there? >> just talking about how we need help. we knew that we had worse weather to come. >> sandra: what do you think timewise it looks like for your town to recover? obviously, yesterday, he warns that the worst can still be ahead in some areas, and days coming years, what are you looking at? >> we were still in the recovery process from hurricane matthew. and i think we were doi...

>> reporter: anderson, yesterday it was a category 1. so it jumped to a 3 to a 4. it is very difficult for storms this size to maintain this strength and this forward movement. i expect some fluctuation to take place. but i think once it stars wobbling a little bit, like taking a top and spinning it on a table, its going to reorganize. i think it could get to category 5. and with that said, how long will it hold that before were expecting it to drop back to a category 4? i mean, this is historic...