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Breaking news tonight. a two-year senate intelligence committee investigation of election interference raising lots of red flags and serious new concerns about the upcoming presidential election. lets dig deeper with our experts and analysts. susan hen si, this report and its 67 pages, details. it illustrates the confusion, the miscommunication, the lack of information during russias attacks on the u.s. election infrastructure in 2016. and it says, quote, russia may have been probing vulnerabili...

Users, right? we need to figure out -- >> we are not deleting accounts. >> and also thats also a bit of a false choice. >> what do you mean? >> either, if you delete your account youre basically saying that my choice is either im connected with my friends and lose all my privacy or i am not connected. so in a way facebook has turned to where they should see themselves as a public service company because so many people are on them. >> they want to be seen as that. but you cant be a public service...

Or he thinks at this point that people on his behalf that this election will be carried for him by the russians or some other friendly government, which is not terribly sharp because there are a lot of governments that do not wish him well and could get involved in this system. and it goes something right back to the beginning of america history. you and have i talked about this. when this system began, the founders thought one of our biggest vulnerabilities was that foreign powers would try to ...

Election infrastructure, assessing the vulnerabilities of our voting system, our voting machines that we rely on for fair and free elections. the infrastructure at the state and local level was sorely lacking. aging voting equipment, particularly voting machines that had no paper record of votes were vulnerable to exploitation by a committed adversary. according to this report, the committees investigation scrutinized the 21 states that authorities originally believed were targeted by russia in ...

>> who dares tell him that? who dares tells trump honest elections are good for people who want to win because then you really do win. >> youre trump and youre deeply unpopular at the same time the economy is thriving by traditional measures, you may not care whether youre perceived by everyone as legitimate. youre trying to stay in power so you dont face the consequences of losing office, which for someone like the president who does face legal challenge. he has real legal vulnerabilities if he...

That what theyre proposing is the right way to go. so this debate about how to proceed and how to deal with some of the vulnerabilities outlined by the special counsel, there is no agreement on capitol hill on how to deal with that as calls from the left grow from moving forward on the impeachment inquiry which the leadership at the moment is showing no signs of getting behind. jake. >> manu raju on capitol hill. lets talk about this. it would seem that bipartisan election security legislation w...

Of her back was the knife. >> so someone stabbed her. but who? firefighters tipped police that a brother/sister duo across the street, rocky and jessica fugett, had been watching the fire, claimed to know the victims. robert davis and his friend, kevin marsh, knew them as aggressive troublemakers in high school. >> people were afraid of them. if they come through the hallway, people would move out the way for them. try not to be around them. >> kevins friend, shy and awkward robert, seemed to be...

Around the country, yes, the colonel is right, its deep underground. i have been told by numerous people militarily its tough but more than doable. your thoughts. >> well, without getting to the classified nature of this discussion too much, what idt say is its a key requirement for the intelligence community and working with our allies among them the israelis tomu gather all the intelligence we can about those nuclear sites determine where those vulnerabilities are and there are vulnerabilities...

Talking about, yes, spread around the country, yes, the colonel is right, its deep underground. i have been told by numerous people militarily its tough but more than doable. your thoughts. >> well, without getting to the classified nature of this discussion too much, what id say is its a key requirement for the intelligence community and working with our allies among them the israelis to gather all the intelligence we can about those nuclear sites, determine where those vulnerabilities are and ...

Talking about, yes, spread around the country, yes, the colonel is right, its deep underground. i have been told by numerous people militarily its tough but more than doable. your thoughts. >> well, without getting to the classified nature of this discussion too much, what id say is its a key requirement for the intelligence community and working with our allies among them the israelis to gather all the intelligence we can about those nuclear sites, determine where those vulnerabilities are and ...