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Keep your information safe. and you dont reay have any much more legal protection beyond that. we have 47 states that have separate laws that says if there is a breach, got to be notified, but there really isnt a national standard for how information is meant to be secure in this digital era. we increasingly use digital services for the right reasons for financial data, health care data, schools transcript data. how do we strengthen this security infrastructure? >> it seems like the hackers are ...

Nabbed him. thats where the guy had his hand in the cookie jar, but if most cases a lot of these cases are solved after the fact. >> so you write about it, youre a former hacker who spent five years in prison for computer-related crimes. what happened in your case? >> oh, i ended up, yeah, i spent five years in prison, got out, congress asked me to go to washington and testify on how the government can better protect their systems and today i run a company that we do -- i do hacking. in other wo...

Spent five years in prison, got out, congress asked me to go to washington and testify in how the government can better protect their systems, and today i run a company that i do hacking. in other words companies hire me to try to break into their systems, and my team, to find their vulnerabilities so they can fix them. you know, it is kind of cool to be able to do the same thing i was doing before, but now it is 100% legal. >> so i would imagine hackers leave clues behind. can you give us some ...

Putin, may not really have the best interest of the united states at heart. >> let me go to greg. congratulations, greg, on this incredible reporting. i mean, incredible reporting, i should say. how do you -- what do you know that drove them? do we know what drove the russians to intervene in our election on behalf of trump? >> i think the sense we have is that they were sort of trying lots of different things, and then exploring lots of vulnerabilities from various parties and various candidate...

Think, though, you see here they have a pretty decent understanding of the vulnerabilities of the american system, and in some ways how little is required to sow confusion if not dissent. just the story lines weve seen even over the past several days, if these are true concludes from the cia, if theyre accurate, this must be deeply satisfying to putin and the kremlin. >> because they pulled this stuff about donna brazil and palmeri about the catholics. i felt they really knew their stuff, unfort...

And cut unemployment benefits and allowed guns in parks and bars. he -- he cut a lot of voting rights, so all these sorts of things that people thought he was a different sort of republican, he did these things people no longer thought he was a different sort of republican, but those are the kinds of things that voters can soon forget if you dont make a real effort to keep them in the heart of voters mind and the moral monday movement under the leadership of reverend barber did an incredible job...

Is pre-election, they determined that russia and the government of russia was behind the hacking going on. remember, the hillary clinton campaign, the dnc political e-mail systems were hacked. the intelligence community felt it was russia trying to influence the election. so what prompts this broader review now? well, this could encompass a longer period of time. could go through the election. it could be broader in the sense that its looking at vulnerabilities as well. maybe theres more informa...

Joe biden getting out there, if hes going to do what elise suggested, what i would like to see some democrat do, and start making the case against trump on a regular basis and pointing to weaknesses and vulnerabilities, will no doubt get under his skin and will start another tweet storm. and my money is on joe biden if theres ever a real mono emono fight between him and trump. >> we know well be front and center to watch that. david, elise, thank you so much for joining me. coming up, new ques...

Of someone multiply voting but machines breaking down, she says. >> reporter: right, tamron. in large part what their petition in pennsylvania shows. the common court in harrisburg. theyre still reviewing the petition. no word from the court as of yet today about this lawsuit filed by the stein campaign on behalf of 100 and as is the law here in pennsylvania that any requests from a recount cant come from a candidate but the voters. as you mentioned, the papers they submitted to the courts speak...

Vulnerabilities. >> i tried to keep my distance from them when i could and stay cordial when we were in close proximity to each other. >> safer that way, said robert. in any case, the detectives paid a visit to the fugetts house where they learned enough to march the pair down to police headquarters two days later for questioning. rocky admitted he was there. to rob the place. >> i was in the house. i started out downstairs. jessica went upstairs first. >> detective phil giles interviewed jessic...