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was accessed by russian hackers whose part of the state election infrastructure and last year in crystal lake illinois was hit by iran somewhere attack.mister wales, can you elaborate on how the funding included in the american rescue plan will expand cisa's capacity to support organizations outside the federal government and in particular how state and local governments willbenefit from these investments . >> the majority of the funding in the american rescue act is focused on improving federal cyber security. that being said, the expansion in incident response resources for cisa will stay up necessary capabilities to allow us to support more state, local and private sector entities that are coming to us for support. and i think that's critical. i would add to other quick points. we completely agree with you that state and local actors need more support. secretary mayor chris had talked about this. we need more investment in date and local cyber security and we're eager to work with congress on the right way of ensuring that kind of continued investment to bring state and local to a stronger

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crystal clear skies and temperatures easily 5 to 15 degrees above average. the starting and ending the day with plenty of sunshine clear conditions. pretty calm. wind speeds a little bit breezy out at south laketahoe. but no lake wind advisories in effect for your sunday. that's going to change, though. early this upcoming week with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour in the lower elevations and howling for the highest peaks of this year ridgecrest. but take a look at the temperature drop. we're going to be above average on sunday. then about 5 degrees above normal by monday as we gradually begin to cool down. we're very pleasant temperatures on tuesday. cooling down into the low 50's. when you should be in the mid 40's this time of year. so just a few degrees above average for us here in the bay area. we're going to see warmer weather for most of our inland valleys for your sunday afternoon as we wrap up our weekend forecast along the coast, upper 60's with mid 70's throughout the east bay shoreline. and then we're all going to notice about 5 to 10 degrees of cooling on monday as a dry storm sweeps through the bay area bringing us some breezy winds as it exits by tuesday. but warming temperat