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us. the other imminent threat is giving up a piece of the grid. and giving law enforcement the tools of intelligence, the single greatest asset we need have and also giving them the electronic tools, i don t think we do nearly the job we should be doing in terms of protecting against cyber attacks. we ve seen just last week what happens when supposedly the chinese have now hacked into the personnel records of upwards of 20 million government employees. the one positive out of all of that, it is the only hope we have of maybe recovering lois lerner s emails from the i.r.s., get them from the chinese. but it is a serious issue that we need to put first and foremost as a serious threat to the safety and security of our communities. i know that there are some sheriffs representing interesting states, maybe like iowa, might have interests there. some other states like florida. i see one of those sheriffs is about to take the stage and i d like to ask him to take the next q ....
they re imagining more field grains because they ve been importing them from eastern europe so the banking. mr. isaacson: mrs. carter? mrs. carter: i wasn t there. president carter: we were with the elders, the has-been politicians. [laughter] nelson mendela mandela was the founder. a former secretary general of the united nations, kofi annan the former president of thailand, the former president of finland. former president of mexico and former president of brazil and so forth. that s our 11 members but also the chief negotiator for the united nations for about 20 years, he was one trying to bring peace to the area. so we meet every six weeks or so and decide where we can go. we don t have to accommodate voters so we can pick and choose. mr. isaacson: where did you go in the middle east on your last trip? president carter: we went to the middle east, we went to gaza the carter center has had an office there. for several years. we still are working on bringing peace t ....
analysts say the essf directors are putting pressure on them ahead of the referendum this sunday. north korea an officials have disappointed people across japan. they ve spent the last year investigating their country s abductions of japanese nationals, but now they ve put off releasing their findings. nhk world has more. translator: it s very regrettable that north korea is putting off the results of its investigation. i ve told the foreign minister fumio yukishida and abduction minister to further press pyongyang to swiftly act with the return of japanese abductees. reporter: north korean officials pledged their full-scale cooperation during negotiations with japan in may of last year. in pyongyang set up a special committee to oversee the probe. japan temporary lifted sanctions against the country. japanese officials expected the north to report preliminary results within a couple of months, but that never happened. at the end of october, a senior foreign minis ....
analysts say the essf directors are putting pressure on them ahead of the referendum this sunday. north korea an officials have disappointed people across japan. they ve spent the last year investigating their country s abductions of japanese nationals, but now they ve put off releasing their findings. nhk world has more. translator: it s very regrettable that north korea is putting off the results of its investigation. i ve told the foreign minister fumio yukishida and abduction minister to further press pyongyang to swiftly act with the return of japanese abductees. reporter: north korean officials pledged their full-scale cooperation during negotiations with japan in may of last year. about one month later, officials in pyongyang set up a special committee to oversee the probe. japan temporary lifted sanctions against the country. japanese officials expected the north to report preliminary results within a couple of months, but that never happened. at the end o ....
good evening. thank you for joining us. i m cecelia vega, in for david muir. we begin with america on high alert this fourth of july. police ratcheting up security across the country. officers out in full force. at tourist attractions, checkpoints set up. and in boston the commissioner saying a lone wolf attack is their worst nightmare. here s gio benitez. reporter: tonight, a nation on alert. in washington, d.c. u.s. park police are on horseback at the national mall. we are aware of the chatter and we take those into account. reporter: authorities worried about lone wolves. and in boston police are deploysdeploy deploying special teams. memories of the boston bombing still fresh, preparations up to a half million people could attend. reporter: in chicago, huge events. alex perez is there. it will be a busy one. big crowds expected everywhere. the cubs and white sox at home three huge grateful dead reporter: and in los angeles, 300,000 people expected at e ....