it's not regulated currently under hava.lthough there are instances there may be some interaction with the voting system. i think the eac is looking at electronic poll books, perhaps there is a way the eac could do a review and approval process for electronic poll books. it's a growing -- there's a growing use of electronic poll books across the country. it's not universal but more and more counties are using it because of the ease and accuracy of electronic poll books. there are down sides to that. we feel we have an opportunity here. >> while i have a few seconds left, can you give us one suggestion or two suggestions what you think we could do to update hava, and also if i could ask the eac to give us an opportunity to address some of the concerns you may have with hava, in case this committee and this institution wants to readdress what was passed years ago? >> i think's an opportunity for the eac at the forgederal government level to do a review beyond voting systems. the eac and commissioners, we'd love to talk with th

we need your help helping us hava. reform of we also need to look at securing in electionvoting methods. centralized voter registration databases. securityams and the protocols that we make our election voting machine vendors through the standards administered through the eas don't apply to voter registration databases. as we know, as we move into the e-poll we'll have more books, more electronic technology at the voter registration portion. maybe we start to look at putting together some guidelines our voter registration databases will have to follow. in 2016s the intrusion in illinois? was it at christian county, illinois, electronic voting machine with a paper backup? the russians hack into that? no but the russians did try to hack into our state board of elections voter file, our for voterdatabase registration. that tells me we've got to do something better because if haves an area that doesn't as much scrutiny, maybe that's where government can come in as republicans and democrats and things done. we're doing thin

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we have worked to give $425 million in hava grants. spend it wisely to secure your elections. so we see cooperation in a city that is not known right now when you turn on the tv for any type of cooperation whatsoever. things are happening in this arena that should be tauted and that's what i think a group like yours, the bipartisan policy center, you know, you recommended that states enact meaningful election reform. we're helping them to do that, we believe, and that's a direct result, i think, of efforts by groups like yours to make sure that this was an increased -- this was an issue with increased scrutiny and we also want to make sure that we highlight what we've done that has worked. remember we had historic turnout in the mid term elections in 2018. anybody hear of any instances of foreign intrusion? i see none. i'm going to take that as a no. but that should be celebrated. we should be talking a little bit more about what we're doing right in this field instead of always going back to instances of 2016 where we know we had a problem but we worked together to help corre

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yet, although they have managed to at least discover that a handful of republican senators want to hava separate vote later on on whether or not there is gng to be witnesses called. at least of the outset of the trial, there will not be an effort by republicans to either dismiss the trial out of hand or to prevent their from being any witnesses called on the front end. laura: mitch mcconnell did say that both sides will want to call witnesses. does that me to say we could see joe and hunter biden, maybe? >>hi i that is the threat,ep at least, thatlicans are making. rand paul,r a republican sena who is from kentucky like l,mcconne has been saying that once the pandora's box opens to witnesses being cled like a john bolton, former national security advisor, democrats -- and others democrats may want to call, it block witnesses sidentlicans to trump or his lawyers may want to call as well. laura: is the outcome of the president's trial a foregone conclusion? dokn w that he is going to be acquitted absolutely? really not whether or not ultimately thede presi is going to be auitted, unless t

and british media now reporting that buckingham palace will hava the state of talks with the royal coupled their potential new roles. we also hope to learn more about when prince harry will join his new family here in canada. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, jonathan, i'll bet you'll have the update for us tomorrow. thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." what researchers have learned about blood pressure in women, even those in their 20s, and how it could impact their treatment. strike three-- another manager is out in baseball's cheating scandal. and, their music was lost for generations because of discrimination. tonight, one effort to bring back the work of black composers. i was able to discover one cousin, reached out to him, visited ireland, met another 20 cousins. they took me to the cliffs of moher, the ancestral home, the family bar. it really gives you a sense of connection to... something that's bigger than yourself. greater details. richer stories. and now with health insights. get your dna kit at ancestry.com. skip to the good part

may havae been o on the i illegal surveillance before being recalled by the trump administration. that particular items spyining on the americann ambassadoror is the reading new sitting otherwise the revolutions are not so much revelations as condemnations and confirmations of what we all knew beforehand namely that trump knew all about it. which is what started the impeachment process in the first place so that particular. point of the ambassador the american ambassador being spied upon by. americans i think we'll sit very poorly with the american public and- since this whole trial is really in some ways dependent on the perception that the senators who are judging it. will it will take away from what they think the public is sinking and whether there has been a shift. at this point the polls show that show that there has been no shift at all that the positions are pretty solid. that about you know did did the republicans are all pretty much against impeachment but one feels a certain- movement in public opinion. howowever slade at this point. you know coming maybe to the conclus

actually it reminds me of what i generally hear she just said right after dropping the bombs on paul hava you know i say we've awoken a giant which proved to be true until hogan of course is the bully irish trade negotiations it's a new one at the so the e.u. has going for is they have this this rather tough new negotiator he's far tougher than they've ever had before however you've got to look in any deal who has the leverage the u.s. purchases 3 point. $2000000000.00 euros worth of french wine and that's 2 and a half times the next biggest nation that purchases and that's the u.k. which is $1300000000.00 what are the u.k. the u.s. about to do we're about to form a global trade deal so the e.u. really is on their back foot so phil hogan has to do something to have a trade agreement he's already said that he is willing to talk about agricultural issues although he said he's not willing to talk about agricultural tariffs but he's going to have to do something because he knows he cannot lose for all of europe those wind purchases little and the auto deals the auto makers suffering because t

the other 40 on other, , 25 cuny i25 counties in 7 states a narrow audience that is key, we should havapped up tomorrow night, that is what senator told me that vote for witnesses is on the edge, we don't think they will call witnesses, majority leader mitch mcconnell in december put out a calendar, an 11 month calendar, he did not leave the january was blank, they don't know what they were doing he put out a calendar that started in february, if they can't collude thi -- concls senate trial tomorrow night. >> i think there is a viable possibility that a rolling set of impeachments could be on the table, if you have a democratic house, a sense that president is abusing power, for other reasons, there is absolutely nothing that will stand in the way of this being -- >> by the way, i just' to throw in a final question, we talk about republican vulnerabilities there are also democrats like senator mansion from a state where 70% of people are against conviction of the president. how is he going to vote? >> this is the devi devil's bar. the way this is structure the you have a gateway vote o

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>> you make hava very good poin. it will be up to them when they figure that out. let go to alex marquardt. speak to the pentagon's response and there hasn't been one from the white house. >> yeah, michael at the top you showed the only white house response we've seen was the tweet from the president's personal account of an american flag and the white house saying that would be the only response from the white house for the night so they left it to the pentagon to put out a statement that at the order of the president, the strike was carried out in baghdad to kill qasem soleimani and he was targeted not just because of what he did not past which we noted included killings of hundreds of american troops, naming of thousands more. the pentagon statement says he was behind the coordination of attacks against u.s. military bases and approved those protests and attacks against the u.s. embassy in baghdad over the past few days but they are trying to make very clear is this was a preemptive attack to thwart future attacks against american personnel. i want to read a lit

doing a google search into your computer stopped working for a minute, would you go to being o nor hava cup of coffee and try google in five minutes, i would guess you do the latter. >> i do use that sometimes. i use google will sometimes. i did shopping on wal-mart as well as amazon. my data is all over the place. >> equal opportunity surveillance. [laughter] the deeper point is the rules of the free market capitalism to stop working. the law of gravity but okay as long as both sides know what the transaction is into the prices are going down, then what is the problem? in this world in which you are paying not in dollars but in your data, neither of these things hold so you don't know what you are giving up for what you're getting. you know you were getting the search but you don't know how much the data is worth what you gave them for the search, so it's a very asymmetrical transaction. also, when you are doing barber and you are not paying in dollars, that isn't a free market. that's in the way that adam smith would have envisioned the market working. he would have said ps, you need

housing is foundational if you are able to hava safe, quality roof over your head, and that gives you the ability to put food on the table, it is going to help youise up that economic ladder. william: meanwhile, leticia says she's tired of having to live in places that e says make her son sick, but she can't affor anything betght now. >> does he understand this is going on? william: i don't think he does. he just knows he's tired of being sick. william: for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in richmond, virginia. judy: the british monarchy is in the midst of one of its most tumultuous times in recent memory. today queen elizabeth said she would be open to a new arrangement that would allow prince harry and meghan markle to pursue a life outside their the statement followed an extraordinary meeting today. amna nawaz fills in the picture. amna: the queens atement was made after meeting with prince charles. would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we irunderstand tish to live a more independent life while family.ng a valued part of my discus

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of course you t are, if you hava television. it's in your living room.ut democrats are using it to help joe biden but they're using it also to hurt bernie sanders. that effort appears to have failed, in fact backfired. dana perino has contacts for that next. plus government for thena impeachment trial will continue, sadly the man who prays arlie claimed that we carry water for the kremlin is now speaking. adam schiff. how will history record his efforts this week? we will be right back.it >> the vice president, the ukrainian delegation. it's not like in front of all those people the vice president is going to bring it up and so sondland goes up and his counterpart right after that on the sidelines of that meeting and he says basically you ain't getting the money until you do the investigation. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: as you may have noticed if you live in this t country the president's impeachment trial is underway. we are monitoring it tonight for any highlights, any breaking news. one senator was watching the trial is presidential candidate bernie sanders of ve

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concern that not only do they lack the votes to force more witnesses on the senate trial, that they havaumber of them it is feared could end up voting with republicans to acquit the president. it wouldn't take much. just four g.o.p. senators would have to join democrats to produce the majority needed to call witnesses and extend the impeachment trial of president trump. but even democrats acknowledge the chances of that happening are slim to none. and none just started the car. speak with an uphill fight. is it a decent, good chance? yes. >> one they are hoping would retract his senator gardner, saying in a statement he didn't "believe we need to hear from 18th witness," referring to the 17 individuals hauled in last year's house impeachment inquiry. and it's not just the fact there are 53 g.o.p. senators who could quash the democrats hope of additional witnesses. you also have moderate democrats like senator's kyrsten sinema of arizona, doug jones of alabama, at west virginia's joe manchin. who is could add an extra layer of protection for the majority. >> i am a proud west virginia dem

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andand even though i didn't hava lot of shortfall this one was a big one, and it was a test for my resolve titan fell into trouble is as compelling as how he got out of it. he was hailed a hero when he pulled nissan back from the brink of bankruptcy in the late 1990s. >> when you make an investment you are doing it for the long-term. >> reporter: the ceo with with the rock star swagger enjoyed the trappings of success, hobnobbing with the global elite in davos bobbing around on his his $10 million yacht. >> globe-trotting on board private jets .. even hosting a marie antoinette theme party at the palace of versailles. >> but when profits began to plummet in 2018 nissan executives accused him of not disclosing exactly how much he was taking out of the company, among other charges. >> he was arrested and charged with financial wrongdoing. he said authorities kept pushing back his trial date and that he was barred from even communicating with his wife. and in a country with a 99 percent plus conviction rate, he says he never stood a chance. so i am sitting here alone in a country which is not

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. >> can you give us one or two suggestions what you think we could do to update hava and the concerns you have if they want to readdress what was passed years ago quick. >> there is an opportunity at the federal government level to do a review and certification program beyond voting systems but the commissioners love to talk with the committee as a whole. >> thank you for your experience so to talk about the access issue with the election personnel and the concerns you are having, i am wondering with all of the issues and the needs of voters really are and that doesn't get addressed very well. >> thank you for your question. and then to say on the county board and on the only act activist and african-american and i-letter, the concerns of the people. and then to be last on the totem pole and that something i have been advocating since i've been on board to put the people on the radar because the election is for the people the more humans that are involved in the process the better off we will be. as far as i'm concerned our democracy is in danger and the people need to rise up. >> is