i will recognize myself for an opening statement and then the ranking member. we are here to look at election security. it s hard to imagine a bipartisan issue. it s what president abraham lincoln meant when he said a government by the people. when our citizens vote, they not only elect their leaders, they choose a direction and set priorities for the nation. elections with integrity strengthen democracy and confer legitimacy and public trust in government. concerns with earlier systems have the passage of the 2002 help america vote act. this requires the national institute of standards and technology for which we have jurisdiction to work with the assistance commission to work on the technical and voluntary guidelines for voting. we will discuss the current guidelines that are in place for the states to protect their voting and elections systems. though they were voluntary, i hope to hear whether they were sufficient to safeguard and whether the state effectively use them. t
success after graduation. jenna: and now to the race for president. tim: time is slipping away as the field could narrow further following saturday s republican primary in south carolina. jenna: and all the candidates repub licans and democrats are hitting party loyalists with their message. here s abc s lana zak sanders: we have come along way here in south carolina. i think we are going to surprise people here on election day. (cheers) it was back to their bases for republicans and democrats on the campaign trail. sot - bernie sanders the top 1/10th of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton were talking about socio- economic issues sot - hillary clinton the work that each and every one of your organizations do is in furtherance of civil rights and economic justice and social justice and political participation. republicans were focusing on the military. sot - jeb bush as president you can talk a good game?every word
been stabbed. his name won t be released until his family is notified. r-p-d homicide detectives say robbins admitted stabbing the man. robbins was charged with open murder with a deadly weapon. police say they are not looking for any additional suspects. a sparks man has been charged with child neglect and discharging a firearm into a home after an incident this morning. sparks police say they were called to the 3000 block of keogh drive shortly before 3am for a report of shots fired inside a home. officers say the suspect in the shooting is gordon mellinger. who has had a history of mental illness. two women and two teenage girls were inside the home during the incident. police convinced one of the women over the phone to get to the back yard. where they were able to escort her to safety. this woman confirmed that mellinger had fired two shots inside the home. swat was brought in and once they started negotiating with mellinger.. he walked out of the house and and two girls
with a check of your forecast. jeff. high wind warning in effect for the sierra front and wednesday, from 8 am until 10 pm. sustained wind of 25-50 mph is likely with gusts to 65+ mph possible. winter storm warning in effect for the sierra crest and west slope from 4 pm wednesday until 4 pm thursday, and for the lake tahoe basin, from 7 pm wednesday until noon thursday. more than a foot of snow is expected above 7000 , with 3-8 possible down to lake tahoe level. expect winter driving conditions and road controls. winter weather advisory in effect for lassen, plumas, and sierra counties from 10 pm wednesday until noon thursday. up to 4 of snow is possible and winter driving conditions are expected above 5000 . a fast-moving winter storm will approach the region on wednesday, with a cold front moving through wednesday night into early thursday morning. wednesday will be windy, with damaging wind possible along the sierra front, especially south of highway 50. a brief period o
again, were still waiting to learn more about an official cause for this deadly fire. reporting live in mason. kristen swilley.9 on your side. again, were to learn more about an for this deadly fire. in mason. swilley.9 on your side. that s the second fatal fire in the tri-state in two days. today we could learn the name of the man killed yesterday in a house fire in springfield township.firefighters struggled to get inside because the entryways were blocked from the inside.after two hours - fire crews found the man dead inside his kitchen. here s a first check of your happening right now- dayton kentucky police have arrested a juvenile in connection with a school threat, made yesterday, that shut down schools, today. just talked to the superintendent about the arrest- he s live in dayton-t.j.? superintendent jay brewer says dayton police made the arrest a couple of hours ago. although he says the student is a juvenile, he s not saying whether or not he s a student. brewer te
two, 12 year old girls are now in custody accused of threatening to hurt students in dayton, kentucky. kentucky.school officials took no chances cancelling classes for today. the now s t.j. parker has been working this story all day.he joins us live with what he s learned. police tell us they arrested and charged two 6th grade girls- who attended school here at lincoln elementary- for the threat. police saying- they were trying to get another day off from school. police tell 9 on your side the message was sent from a fake account to the school s facebook page. they were able to track down the i-p address- and eventually track down and arrest one of the 12-year olds, this morning. she admitted to writing the note- and also mentioned another friend of hers was involved, as well. both are being charged with first degree terroristic threatening and are at the campbell county juvenile detention center. 42:56 due to the days and times you just don t know how the threats are
more on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. sreenivasan: it s the eve of the presidential primaries in the hoosier state. 57 delegates are at stake for republicans and ted cruz is trying to wrestle whatever he can away from his rival donald trump. john yang has our report. you are the problem, politician. you are the problem. reporter: ted cruz went for broke today, trying to pull off a crucial primary win indiana. this afternoon he faced off with backers of republican frontrunner donald trump. i think anyone that wants to be president owes it to the people of this state to come in front of you and ask for your support. and i
major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. sreenivasan: it s the eve of the presidential primaries in the hoosier state. 57 delegates are at stake for republicans and ted cruz is trying to wrestle whatever he can away from his rival donald trump. john yang has our report. you are the problem, politician. you are the problem. reporter: ted cruz went for broke today, trying to pull off a crucial primary win in indiana. this afternoon he faced off with backers of republican frontrunner donald trump. i think anyone that wants to be president owes it to the people of this state to come in front of you and ask for your support. and i m running to be everyone s p
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