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Conversation. All right. We will go ahead and get started with the next panel. I want to thank you all for coming back first of all from the break. I want to welcome to panelists up here and thank you for willing to participate in the discussion. Obviously, it is the topic du jour for elections administrators and people in the Scientific Community dealing with election cybersecurity, and securing the election process. By way of background, this topic is obviously the topic du jour coming out of the 2016 election where we saw a nation state actors targeting state level election systems, and reg...

The earth by some 17,000 miles. Now in space terms Scientists Say that was a close call. And there you see it. This streak of life is the asteroid, half the length of a football field and hurtling past earth at 17,400 miles per hour. Its a remarkable moment that passes by and then it will be headed out. Reporter scientists expect thad close call but they didnt expect what happened less than 24 hours earlier in a small russian town about 900 miles east of moscow. A meteorite shot through the skies in rough shah was about the size of a bus, weighed ten tons, and when it hit the earth, it explode...

Oscar pistorius sits in jail as prosecutors accuse him of the premeditated murder of his supermodel girlfriend. The blade runner could spend life in prison. And from devastation to creation. Superstorm sandy becomes an inspiration from artists around the string p region. That and much more on cbs this morning saturday, february 16th, 2013. Captioning funded by cbs and good morning. Welcome to the weekend. Good morning. Nice to see you too, anthony. Also ahead, dr. Drew orden from the popular syndicated show doctors is here with the results of an investigation on fast foods which is alarming. T...

Three years ago, state lawmakers asked barely any questions before the Louisiana Legislature passed a new form of gambling that was pushed by several powerful lawmakers, including then-Senate President Page

Three years ago, state lawmakers asked barely any questions before the Louisiana Legislature passed a new form of gambling that was pushed by several powerful lawmakers, including then-Senate President Page