we're back with dianne feinstein. was that a mistake in 2014 not to place him at least on some sort of terror watch list, knowing what we know now, senator? >> gentlemen. absolutely. yes, absolutely. hindsight better than foresight. >> rahami's wife was traveling in reason days as the bombings unfolded over the weekend. is she -- we're told she is cooperating with the investigation. is that your understanding as well? >> no. i have no understanding. i know very little about her, candidly so i don't want to comment. >> trump criticized the entire screening process for people entering the united states. as you know, rahami got through secondary screening even after spent almost a year in pakistan and afghanistan, for that matter. is trump right that there is a problem right now on the screening process and potentially dangerous terrorists are slipping through? >> i think in this case, the screening has to take place for people who are here. that go to places that teach terror, that teach fight, to pick them up and preve

diane feinstein gave me a book, i think it's called the death of caesar. it's about the senators who killed julius caesar. and it's remarkably detailed. if your senator you read it with a certain amount of interest. caesar appointed the romanto senate was about 500 senators, caesar appointed them all at about 30 of them persuaded him to come on the senate floor and then stabbed him to death. >> host: do share books with your colleagues or do they share books with you? >> yes, yes, i think i mentioned a senator from wyoming, and's he underlines the book he reads and he writes himself a book report on the books and he will tell me about books he likes. senator durbin read a lot of books and he is in the gym when i am sometimes a we'll talk about a book. >> let's go back to maryville tennessee, what sparked sparked your interest in reading and education? >> guest: my parents, when the new york times interviewed my mother once and route that i grew up in a lower middle-class family in the middle of the mountains and when i called home that weekend my mother wa

a book senator feinstein gave me >> host: what about fiction? what about not historical fiction such as "roots" but fun stuff. >> host: my favorite piece of fiction is " all of the kings men ". i reread it last summer. i was astonished by how good it was. he was a gifted, gifted writer. he wrote that just after world war ii. it's a little racy for that time which is probably why it sold so well. but it is so intricately put together in the characters, you can still see who they are in the family difficulties and the pictures of life in louisiana. that is such a powerful book. another book which is not fiction that i have been reading for months is called the "seven pillars of wisdom". this is lawrence of arabia and this is a book he wrote about his time in the desert back there in the world war i time. he did not take notes and then he lost the first draft or two and got earned up and he still wrote it. if you read the book it has all of this enormous detail about the sand dunes, what happened the day of this war in this movement, i don't how yo

things i had already been assigned to get done by senator feinstein and willie brown and gaven nusem. one of the things that we talked about the first meeting was, the fact that as we meet these challenges that we are so familiar about, we got to have some fun in the city. we got tobe able to do it with the zest that i think the city is known for. and while i want to solve many of the challenges that we have and we are making great progress, we also need to celebrate what is right and what is great about san francisco. what an honor it is to be here with a 19 time grammy award winner who sold over 50 million recordings internationally and he is a artist exextraordinary. he is today, 90 years young. [applause] and what i keep saying over and over again to everyone, he is the ambassador for san francisco. [applause] his song has been that very representation of our city and what it is all about and today i can't think of any better way to celebrate tony bennett as we unveil hopefully, this wonderful statue mr. wolf designed. you know, this was 50 years ago the song was first sang right

senator feinstein mentioned earlier abou about russia's influence. this narrative well likely continue beyond also this thread cannot create actual harm to the system or the results. second there are threats to disrupt election elections and e could be cyber attacks on the web-based systems but more commonly occur with threats of physical violence, altercations were information distributed at polling locations. this type of threat is also not only more probable to occur but also would have a greater chilling effect on the participation. the third threat is altering the outcome. this is an attack on the voting system itself however it is layered with combinations of physical technical security to address the concerns. it isn't networked and its tested many times in different ways as well as having overlapping fiscal security features to defeat cyber tax and fiscal attacks. this would require your far too much coordination, planning and ability to manipulate thousands of machines and thousands of locations across the united states. although possible it

>> i buy them, people send them to me -- diane feinstein gave me the caesar book. i bought john meecham's book. david rubenstein has things in the library of congress when he interviews authors so i get a book out of that. i basically buy them and if i hear about them and then i gave them away. i give the alex stewart book to about 300 friends at christmas one year. just because a lot of tenness tennesseens are interested in alex. >> a couple people have mentioned the series of bringing in authors. have you attended those regularly? >> i have gone to four or five. he does a terrific job and doesn't impose himself. i will say this to you, and you are doing a good job too if i may say. he knows the subject, asks dh questions and brings out the author and the authors who do the best are the ones who car hch ry on the best are the most balanced. an author was interviewed, bob woodward, and he did it very well. >> richard, you have a couple pictures here on your wall of you and richard nixon but that was before your political clear as governor of kansas city. >> oh, yea

dianne feinsteindiane feinsteinr feinstein gave me a book. i think it was the death of caesar by barry strauss. it's about senators who killed julius caesar, and it's remarkably detailed. and if you are a united statesut senator, you read it with a certain amount of interest. the senate has about 500 senators. cesar appointed them all com, ad about 30 of them persuaded him to come on the senate floor and stabbed him to death.e >> otherwise the book that he reads and he writes a book report on this and he will tell me about books he likes. my parents. when i called home that weekend my mother was reading how to and deal with this and said you've had a library card for the day that you were three or four. we don't have library cards for three-year-olds and she said yoi should. >> where do you get them? >> i buy them. i bought john meacham's book. david rubenstein has some things in the library of congress where he interviews authors and is interviewing him about the book so i got a book out of that but basically i buy them and then i give them

those accusation were made by vice chair dianne feinstein and house intelligence committee ranking member adam schiff who agreed on all the intel secrets. the comes after sensitive white house information including the first lady's passport. nbc's pete williams has details. >> reporter: to prepare michelle obama's visit to the middle east working for the white house got an image of her passport, including personal data, which were ob skurk and sent it on to his own non-secured gmailk. e-mails including a passport has been posted on d.c. leaks, which u.s. officials suggest is run by russian intelligence t. site says, if such sensitive information can be hacked, we will see the fall of our e-mails hacked from collin powell, a part of a string of cyber attacks u.s. officials say may be intended to influence voters. >> we're deeply concerned that the russians are meddling and from what we know of the russian system, instructions for that kind of thing we believe will come from the highest levels. >> reporter: it includes briefing materials for a trip to cleveland in june by vice president bid

senator diane feinstein and adam schif issued their own intelligence agencies are making a serious and concerted effort to influence the u.s. election. this effort is intended to sew doubt about the security of our election and may well be intended to influence the outcomes of the election. >> if we're even talking about russian influence in the election, that's a problem for people accepting the credibility of the results. >> reporter: but even russia's success in creating doubt is still a long way from changing the outcome cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, a new government warning about the flu that every parent will want to know about. >>> we're back now with a new warning from health officials as we stand on the brink of flu season. the cdc fears more children may get the flca get the best protection this year. >> reporter: for 5-year-old joseph morada, it happened so fast. a simple case of the flu quickly sent him to the hospital. and then he ghot worse. >> the attending doctor came in and i looked at her and i said, i can't hold my to come in the room with me

senator dianne feinstein and congressman adam schiff, issued their own warnings. we have concluded that the russian intelligence ages and concerted effort to influence the u.s. election. this effort is intended to sew doubt about the security of our election and may well be intended to influence the outcomes of the election. >> if we're even talking about russian influence in the election, that's a problem for people accepting the credibility of the results. >> reporter: but even russia's success in creating doubt is still a long way from changing the outcome of a presidential election. government warning about the flu that every parent will want to know about. >>> also party time, the pictures of today's royal outing you won't want to >>> we're back now with a new warning from health officials as we stand on the brink of flu season. the cdc fears more children may get the flu because they need the vaccine shot and not the nasal spray to get the best protection this year. nbc's dr. john torres kids. ? happy birthday to you ?? >> reporter: for 5-year-old joseph mar

amy: senator feinstein has done this before?senator feinstein routinely introduces private bills. every year, dozens of private bills. other senators across the board introduce these private bills for families in this specific situation where they have exhausted all legal options and there's nothing else happening in the administration is not budging. this is a routine action. they're refusing to do a for these families. amy: what are you doing a senator kaine's office? meeting with the senators and pretty much to her this week there will be a civil disobedience action with undocumented mothers who have been released from other family detention centers that will stage a sit in and one of their offices to many immediate auction. really being a senator leahy and senator sanders and senator warren where we have families detained at berks that have lived half their lives as children in this jail. we're going ask them for action. the senators need to be aware we are going to get action and they need to step up and be chance for these

senator diane feinstein, and congressman adam sc schiff, issued their ow the russian intelligence agencies are making a serious and concerted effort to influence the u.s. election. this effort is intended to sew doubt about the security of our election and may well be intended to influence the outcomes of the election. >> if we're even talking about russian influence in the election, that's a problem for people accepting the credibility of the results. >> reporter: but even russia's success in creating doubt is still a long way from changing the outcome of a presidential election. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, a new every parent will want to know about. >>> also party time, the pictures of today's royal outing you won't want to miss. but my guy knows what to bring... like viagra single packs for ed. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas? for pulmonary hypertension. your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erect

those accusation were made by vice chair dianne feinstein and house intelligence committee ranking memberm schiff who were briefed on nearly all the nation's intel secrets. this comes as another hack exposed sensitive white house information, including the first lady's passport. nbc's pete williams has details. >> reporter: to prepare michelle obama's visit to the middle east last year, a contract employee working for the white house got an image of her passport, including personal data, which were obscuring and sent it on to his own non-secured gmail account. e-mails from his account including the passport have now been posted on the website of a hacker group called dc leaks which u.s. officials suspect is run by russian intelligence. the site says if such sensitive information can be hacked, quote, we will see the fall of our country. the same site last week posted campaign related e-mails hacked from colin powell. part of a string of cyberattacks on political targets u.s. officials say may be intended to influence volters. >> we're deeply concerned the russians are meddling, and from w

are in those streets one of the areas you're proposing for 90 degree perpendicular a school dianne feinstein public schools to make sure we're not 3e78d them bit addressing perpendicular parking i implore you that you really think about the mitigations think about less than intrusive options for the community and finally i'll close by saying the transit only lanes i know we've put in in place we've seen the muni trains blocked i'm not sure that terryville streets it one of them and finally working hard with the businesses and residents and community terryville streets i think people are used to hearing merchant talk about the loss of parking and what that means it is saying i hear that no big deal we can mitigate that we have for a long time structural to provide the vibrancy and the traffic on terryville that helps to support our businesses when they're coming and saying they will be impacted i hope you look at that we've been struggling with that and with that, i hope you'll take our commitments into consideration thank you >> (clapping.) >> >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >>

than ten years ago the district had plans to build apartments for teachers behind the new dianne feinstein elementary, but back then teachers rejected the idea because most of them didn't want to live in the same building with other teachers. today their union told us 97% of teachers polled say they support that kind of housing. >> what's changed now is it's such a desperate situation. >> the district is in conversations with the union and the city to come up with the funds needed to build more affordable housing. santa clara unified did it. this complex has 70 teacher housing units. the union supports the idea but says more incentives are needed. >> we definitely need more. we need to see a salary that will keep people here in san francisco. >> as of yesterday, the official number of vacant teaching positions within the district was 98. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on the "news at 5," ticket anger. >> really can't help a situation like this, when someone paints around you. >> a san francisco woman says the city painted a new red zone while her car was par

rose pack is being remembered by ef one from ordinary citizens to the powerful like senator dianne feinstein who says pack gave every ounce of her being to serving others. she died at age 68. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with more. carolyn. what a legacy. >> reporter: her death matters because her life mattered so much to so many. in chinatown and political circles. rose pack was a force to be reckoned with at city hall. >> there is nobody to replace her. >> the sentiments are being echoed through chinatown. in headlines and heart of the community. >> all chinese community love her, love her. she was service for the community. >> a reporter for the chronicle back in the 70s, she quit and used her know how to advocate for chinatown. >> this city did not have one chinese office holder when she decided to focus. >> now, the first asian mayor, pack convinced to run and other asian politicos. her influence goes beyond that. the central subway into chinatown? rose pack. housing projects for immigrants, rose pack. the new $180 million chinese hospital, slated to officially op

rose pack is being remembered by ef one from ordinary citizens to the powerful like senator dianne feinstein who says pack gave every ounce of her being to serving others. she died at age 68. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with more. carolyn. what a legacy. >> reporter: her death matters because her life mattered so much to so many. in chinatown and political circles. rose pack was a force to be reckoned with at city hall. >> there is nobody to replace her. >> the sentiments are being echoed through chinatown. in headlines and heart of the community. >> all chinese community love her, love her. she was service for the community. >> a reporter for the chronicle back in the 70s, she quit and used her know how to advocate for chinatown. >> this city did not have one chinese office holder when she decided to focus. >> now, the first asian mayor, pack convinced to run and other asian politicos. her influence goes beyond that. the central subway into chinatown? rose pack. housing projects for immigrants, rose pack. the new $180 million chinese hospital, slated to officially op

dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly it here in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary sa

senators dianne feinstein is urging those two vote and say no.e in washington state of dui marijuana fatalities has doubled. the -- california is expected to rake in tax dollars and that will go to grants to crack down on impaired driving. the campaign is just getting underway. we will be hearing lots more on these measures in the coming days. back to you guys. >>> labor day marks the beginnings -- beginning of the home stretch of the presidential campaign. >> a national poll shows a significant change in the numbers from a few weeks ago. kim explains how the candidates for president are thinning through the numbers.>> reporter: the 2016 campaign is entering a home stretch and a poll shows a dead heat between hillary clinton and republican donald trump. the survey was conducted between december they september 1-4. there is a significant tightening from the 7 point lead that hillary clinton held after the democratic national convention. they do show a shrinking margin between the two candidates. on the way to florida on tuesday, hillary clinton jo

have th >>> it was packed being remembered tonight by everyone from ordinary citizens to senator feinstein who said that pack gave every ounce of her being to serving others. the china town political power house died at her san francisco home yesterday at the age of 6 68. here's the carolyn tyler. >> there's no other rose pack. nobody to replace her. >>reporter: the mayor sentiment echoed throughout china town in the head licenses and the heart of the community. >> all chinese community with our love for her. she was service for the community. >>reporter: that's what made rots an icon. reporter for the chronicle back in the 70's she quit and used the know how to advocate for chip a town >> the city did not have one chinese office holder when rose pack really decided to focus. >>reporter: now there's the first asian mayor whom pack nvinced to run and dozens of other asian political but her influence goes way beyond. that central subway going all the way into china town rose pack. housing projects for immigrant, rose pack. 1 80 million dollar chinese hospital slated to officially open next m

dared huffman and feinstein also receiving wells fargo donations. but their campaigns did not respond to requests for comment. >>> congress has come through with big money to upgrade local airport security. they've made the improvement a high priority for san jose international. they're getting more than $15 million in federal grants to pay for that work. the rest of the money will repay the large area used for parking commercial, charter and cargo aircraft. >>> serious safety concerns being raised in sonoma county tonight. drone footage of 120 tanker cars parked in the rails. and at least 80 are filled with liquefied petroleum. now we're being told the company that owns the tankers, northwestern pacific railroad company didn't notify the owners of the track. it was bringing those in. >> we need see a safety and security plan and until that time, they're not go ing to be allowed to move anything on to the right away. for us it's all about public safety. >> a concerns a spark could cause those to derail . we've not heard back from pacific rail. they'

senator feinstein was mentioned earlier about russia's influence. this narrative will likely continue through canvassing and beyond. although elections officials must be cognizant of these narratives and respond to them as needed, this threat cannot create actual harm to the system or the results of the election. second, there are threats that disrupt elections. these threats could be cyber attacks on web-based systems, but they more commonly occur with threats of physical violence, verbal altercations or misinformation distributed at polling locations. in my view, this is far more likely to occur than a coordinated hacking of each individual voting unit in the united states. this type of threat is also not only more probable to occur, but also would have a greater chilling effect on election participation. the third type of threat is altering the outcome of the election. this requires an attack on the voting system itself. however, the voting system is layered with combinations of physical and technical security to address these concerns. the votin

./ include senator dianne feinstein and the highway patrol.e driving under they point to aaa study that found deaths and marijuana related car crashes have doubled in washington state. last night a residentnnt potted a full-grown beltline. the ng.çperson who sought revie security camera footage. the video was taken ñat about 10:30 pm. wildlife experts say hillsboro is really a natural habitat for a mountain lion butm they are advising residents how to say safe. kçz-- stay safe. avoid walking or hiking around dusk and dawn. keep a lsclose eye on small children and pets. >>> another scare. it's hours away. wednesday marks the 19th alert this year. hot temperatures and car exhaust combined to create unhealthy ozone accumulation. that in turn can cause throat irritation, chest pain and congestion. to help cut back on air it people carpool, bike or walk or take public transportation to work. >>> speakings we take a look at san francisco national airport. -- international airport. >> haven't had that deep marine layer. we don't have a lot of fog to

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he spoke of climate change at the lake tahoe summit with governor brown and senators boxer and feinstein. they explored the impact of climate change on the lake tahoe basin. >> future generations who deserve clearwater and clean air that will sustain their beds and sustain their souls. >> the president is punish a senate bill to commit $450 million to future lake tahoe projects over the next continue years. >> a major story is a tropical storm hitting to the west. meteorologist mike nicco has been tracking that. >> good news. madeleine is weakening so maui is clear. lester is still gaining steam. but the storm in the gulf is strengthen up to 65 miles per hour and i watch that. at home, i want give you an update on the fews half mile visibility between half a mile and a quarter-mile at stand rose so be caring on 101 closer to the airport. san rafael southbound 101 it is clear. until the golden gate bridge where you run into more thick clouds and drizzle. drizzle to sunny. cool today. more stars tonight. drizzle is at coast. hot highs are next week. after the holiday weekend. to the south

reporter: and it's the reason president obama joined governor jerry brown, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein wednesday at harvey's arena. it was the president's first visit to tahoe. >> this place is spectacular because it's the hue es, deepest, purest and oldest lakes in the world. >> reporter: he stressed the porpoise of conserving the environment. while talking about climate change he was heckled by someone in the crowd. he was trying to make this point. >> we tend to think of clay mat change -- climate change as if it's something that just happening out there that we don't have control over. but the fact is, that it is man made. >> reporter: governor brown said preserving lake tahoe has been a priority that united demes and republicans over -- democrats and republicans over the years. nearly $2 billion has been spent to protect and restore the lake. >> it's a priority we notice the clarity of the lake going down. >> reporter: it's important to residents. they've attended four years in a row this year with added excitement. >> when we heard obama was going to be here, we got tickets. >> r

>>russell: in a joint statement issued by senator feinstein and adam shift, fingers are pointed at senior levels of the russian government. also vladmir putin was asked to immediately put an end to it. democratic national campaign committee, too. >>laura: in one of the largest cyber security breaches every, yahoo says information linked to 500 million user accounts has been stolen. names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth and passwords may have been taken. anyone who has not changed their password since 2014 is being asked to >>russell: bill follows announcement that the obama administration paid $1.3 billion to iran this year. first payment was made on the same day that hostages were released in january. p>>laura: one of the f.b.i.'s tp 10 most wanted fugitives has been captured in mexico. he was wanted for beating and raping two women in chicago back in 1998. while he was out of jail on bond. the woman involved was later found strangled to death. he was arrested thursday on a u.s. extradition warrant near the border. >>russell: several hotel names in travel want marriott's

than ten years ago, the district had plans to build apartments for teachers behind the new diane feinstein elementary, but back then, teachers rejected the idea because mt did not want to live in the same building with other teachers. today, their union told us 97% of teachers polled say they support that keeind of housing. >> what's changed now is it's such a desperate situio. >> reporter: the district is in conversations with the union and cities to come up with funds needed to build more affordable housing. santa clara unified did it. this complex has 70 teacher housing units. the union supports the idea but says more incementives are needed. >> we definitely need more, a salary that keeps people here in san francisco. >> reporter: as of yesterday, the official number of vacant teaching positions within the district was 98. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> changing weath outside. if you noticed. >> yeah. our meteorologist is here with at's ahead, drew? >> we're talking about cooler temperatures to finish out the work and school week, and over the weekend, rain to talk about. the first

but senator dianne feinstein agreed to oppose this provision come and we need the republicans so we had to sort of do a little search, and we found that transportation leader in of all places mississippi. who oppose these larger trucks tenacity highways could handle them. he got senator roger wicker in the senate to work with dianne feinstein, and it was a winning combination. along with our fullbore lobbying to educate and inform members of the deadly consequences of the bigger truck. we have pictures of the truck. with victims of the truck. with pictures of fedex trucks having crashed with these extricate trailers because they were not in a few states. our coalition simply outsmarted them with all the bucks. so it's a matter of strategizing, creativity, telling the truth and having some visual ability to communicate it. the importance of staff is one of my favorite ones was a good when senator lott, had offered up to a lot? you who he is, right? he and i had a huge battle over campaign finance reforms we did not like me. so we took over the highway safety subcommittee and he would not

made to some people in the community feel frustrated and upset with this body i not to the dianne feinstein meeting at the school this was one of the most important public events to present this proposal for the communities hundreds of people showed up but one thing was missing there was no microphone or any pa for the public meetings nothing at all people couldn't hear most of things that were said and people tried to ask questions from the audience but couldn't be misunderstood i was sitting next to a 90-year-old woman that came out in the pouring rain to find out about the projects and every couple of minutes she said i can't hear a thing that's not a community driven process it is very simple if i want to hear the community you have to provide a microphone that's just a morph you've had deaf ears to the community and not loudly them to speak up in any mooefrn way it is time for that to be corrected don't remove any of the l stops don't make a final decision today and anyone else care to address the board i declare 10 minutes. >> hold on so directors will be two typos on the resolution i

they were reports that they had infiltrated senate e-mails, specifically dianne feinstein's e-mails. there was also a cia report that stated such application did occur. can you please clarify this for us? mr. brennan: i am trying to understand that in the pdb released today, quite frankly. i have talked about this. we carried out our responsibilities and we had an obligation to make sure they were secure and we found out there was some vulnerability, we carried out our responsibilities to investigate that, and it was fully informing the senate about it, and some believe it or not, there are some things that come out from the press that are not exactly a reflection of reality, and so i stand behind with the cia did during that time, and i have no problems in terms of explaining our work at the time with what we get it to the congress in them a full report, so i can sleep comfortably, very comfortably at night. mr. clapper: i stand behind that. >> the center section just to your left, gentlemen. >> my question is, how do you communicate with each other in members of the administration?

senator dianne feinstein and congressman adam schiff, both leaders of the intelligence communities, issuedown warning. "we have concluded the russian intelligence agencies are making a concerted effort to influence the u.s. election. this is to raise doubt about the security of our election and may well be intended to influence the outcomes of the election." >> if we're even talking about russian influence in the election, that's a problem for people accepting the credibility of the results. >> that was cynthia mcfadden reporting. when we come back, a look at the day ahead. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points an expression of disgust s. caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protection, you won't have to face one more stank face. tidy cats. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. >>> welcome back. the cleveland cav

senator feinstein mentioned russia's influence. this narrative will continue through canvassing and beyond. although election officials must the cognizant of these narratives and respond as needed , this threat cannot create actual harm to the system or results. second, threats that disrupt elections. they can be cyber attacks, web-bae systems, but more violence,hysical verbal altercations, or misinformation distributed at polling locations. to occurore likely than an individual hacking. this threat is not only more have ae, but also would greater chilling effect on election participation. the third is altering the outcome. this requires an attack on the voting system. isever, the voting system layered with combinations of physical and technical security to address concerns. the voting system is the most secure in the election space. it is not networked, not on the internet, and is tested many times in different ways. as well as having overlapping physical features to defeat cyber and physical attacks. this threat would require too

dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly it here in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary sa

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