being closer to richmond than lee is and lee will be in a lot of trouble at that point lee is almost checkmated if grant can do that. grant and grant would be willing to accept the quick victory, you know all those expectations for victory in two weeks leads to army destroyed in a month or whatever. grand wouldn't mind he'll give it a shot if you can't. but he's also. realistic enough to know probably he's going to have to play out the whole campaign. what he plans to do is basically and he's got this in mind not the details of it, of course, but in broad and broad terms is to keep moving to the southeast and circle around richmond. to the east if you can get straight into richmond sure take it. but on the other hand. he thinks probably and he tells a staff officer before the campaign starts. so they're still up here for the armies have left their camps. tells the staff officer. actually several of his staff officers. when we get here, and he points to petersburg when we get here. the world will be over. and it's pretty close to being true. so anyway, the campaign begins in may of 64

they're shouting lee to the rear, lee to the rear. and it's a couple of lee to the rear incidents that occur during this campaign. they grab the reins of lee's horse turn traveler's head and make lee go to the rear. and they wouldn't go forward until he turned back to the rear. he reluctantly did. and the counterattack by the texas brigade and other troops of fields' division were able to plug that hole and hold the line and the day was saved for the army of northern virginia. but it almost wasn't. it's very close. after two really hard days of fighting there at the wilderness and a day of really standoff, grant was able to go around the flank of lee's army. he just was able to move off in that direction. got some pictures here i want to show you. these are actually done by artists who went along with the army of the potomac and were sketching. these are the closest thing we would get to an action picture. they are crossing the river. and here's actually a scene that a sketch artist made from position behind the union line of battle a

lee. the one who served under washington and who coined fthat wonderful encomium of washington . first in war, first in peace. that was like horse harry. the other thing people would have known robert e lee four would have been his service in the mexican war and especially on the staff of winfield scott. scott's fabulous amphibious invasion, the beginning of veracruz and moving inland to mexico city. lee served in many respects as scott's eyes and ears, performing over and over again feet of reconnaissance for scott, so much so afterwards scott made the confession that for all the honors he had one in that great campaign to mexico city almost all the credit belonged to robert e lee. those two things would have been what robert e lee would have been noted for before the civil war which taken together don't really do a lot to explain to us what we know about robert e lee once the civil war begins. >> host: will get into that in a minute but henry like horse harry was not a good father, is th

lee. scott never forgot the service that robert e lee had got during mexican war and the years between that war and the civil war, scott develops something of a surrogate father figure to robert lee. he assists in promoting members of the lee family, one of lee's sons really gets a commission in the u.s. army largely because winfield scott arranges it. he had a close relationship this way but nothing, nothing more cruelly disappointed for scott than when lee came to visit him in april of 1861 to tell him that he was going to turn down the offer of command and that he would resign his commission in the united states army. it was said that winfield scott took to his sofa weeping saying, i never want to hear the name of robert e lee again, well, that probably is somewhat but does give you a sense first of all the relationship between the two but secondly the disappointment that scott experienced when lee decided in fact, not to take up the command but in other circumstances scott might have w

lee. he served under washington and in fact coined that wonderful encomia of washington person were, first first in peace first and cut his countrymen. the other thing that people would have known robert e. lee for would have been his service in the war and especially on the staff of general winfield scott during scott's fabulous amphibious invasion beginning in veracruz and moving inland to mexico city in 1947. lee served in many respects as scott's eyes and ears performing over and over again feats of recognizance for scott, so much so that afterwards scott made the confession that for all the honors he had one in that great campaign in mexico city almost all the credit belonged to robert e. lee. those two things would have been what robert e. lee would have would have been noted for before the civil war which taken together don't do a whole lot to explain what we know about robert e. lee once the civil war began. >> host: we will get into that in just a minute. he was not necessarily a

lee, but the name of bruce lee's son so 10 rounds the first welterweight 63 kilograms 500 grams the this weight category went white gloves his rival zacario, that in black and boxers such unusual color for boxing. is brandon pushing? i think that and that consciously. while he is looking, he needs to evaluate the striking power, first of all, of his opponent. well, i think that brandon lee will provide him with such an opportunity very quickly . feel. try to watch calmly start the fight first round. well, let's just say so. very calm and measured, by and large, there is a big road ahead. well, if the operation is on statistics, then only one fight in a career, whether brendan lasted over four rounds, this is the last fight in chronology. uh, in the seventh round, he stopped juan heraldes. this was in november 2021. all 23 other fights lasted either one round, or two, or three. well, at the ropes and in the corner, brandon lee locks and starts so shoot quietly favorite yes, and the left side is very very out of all of the series, and the left side ended with the last, apparently one

brenda lee was still expected. fans of a brighter, perhaps, performance from this boxer, but i decided to get by with a little bloodshed, the only question is that there are judges. uh, there were a certain number of very close rounds and a big question mark. where did they go? whose corner? two boxers are already in the center and now jimmy lennon jr. will rise into the ring and announce us the judge's verdict. 991 and with a new track record of 25 wins not a single loss 22 knockout wins does brandon move on the question is that the world title is moving ahead. uh, so frustrated wandering around the ring. eh, zakariya about what? well, here are episodic uh, there were explosions from zakaria, but brandon lee showed him very quickly that he needed to know his place. yes, that's very tight three times good, on the right behind the block there yes, in the ear area behind the glove. yes, zakaria continues to wander around the ring alone, looking somewhere into the void. disappointed well, yes, he suffers a second defe

senator mike lee's text messages, recently revealed by cnn showing that senator lee was privately tryingo help president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. despite publicly saying at the time that he didn't support the scheme and was shocked to learn it just days before the january 6th attacks. a political reporter of the sut salt lake tribune has been trying to get a response from senator lee across the state of utah. here he was yesterday. >> senator lee, why did you lie about your involvement in the trump white house? >> senator lee, why won't you answer questions about this? >> that reporter, brian shot, tweeted that video this morning, this is what it's like now for local reporters trying to get answers from the utah's senior senator about his involvement in a plot to try to overturn the election. today utah's other big newspaper, published their own piece on senator lee's texts in an emerging fiasco, said in a previous interview just after the january 6th attack, mike lee basically lied to him then about his involvement in it. quote during my original conversati

it was lee who oversold the. please. cracked down on the demonstrations and it was lee who was instrumental in pushing for the new extradition law that sparked the protests in the 1st place. this is land some to speculate, but his appointment could lead to a further tightening of control by, by jing over the territory for his part, lee has said he wants hong kong to maintain at status as an international metropolis. he's also spoken about upholding values of inclusion. and diversity and openness so far though, he's failed to detail any concrete plans of how this could be achieved. such james also seemed to run counter to the draconian changes that have been imposed on hong kong in the last few years. joining us as v v kong from hong kong phoebe do we have any sense how publicly popular john lee is? what only has served as one of the key officials in carry lambs. a cabinet 1st is security hat, and then i got promoted to the number 2 officials off the government last year. so we could say that john lee is probably

john lee is set to be the next chief executive. this week he formerly registered as a candidate which will be voted on not by the 7000000 people of hong kong, but by committee of about 1500 electors. this is john lee, submitting his candidacy to become hong kong new leader. he's came to draw attention to his application form the critic say's application is little more than a formality because he is the only person running for office. even so he took the time to explain how he won the backing of more than half of the prob, aging election committee. they have in general, supported the 3 directions, which is you as a result oriented approach to solve problems onto on hansley compact is in as of on call and also to um, consolidate a firm foundation for the development. hong kong lee said to take over from kerry lam who's not standing for a 2nd term after a difficult period in office, evolving the coven 19 crisis side were violent pro democracy protests. as lambs, deputy and 2nd in command, it was lee who oversold the, please crack down

text messages show mike lee assisting trump efforts to overturn 2020 election. newly released text messages show lee knew of scheme to send trump a month before claimed. it's getting worse for him, just today, the salt lake tribune released another editorial, saturday's utah state republican convention would be a great place for mike lee to come clean. quote, it's time for lee to start fessing up to all he knows about the plot to set aside the results of an honest and fair election to keep donald trump in power. we know the senior senator had a much greater role. his constituents deserve a much more detailed accounting of what went on and the extent of senator lee's participation in it. the editorial continue, quote, yesterday would be a great time for senator lee to come clean. saturday's state republican convention would be a really good opportunity for that too. so, the january 6 debacle is proceeding on a whole lot of different levels now. georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene tonight is facing a legal challenge about her eligibility to run

the majority of the state wants to replace mike lee.e having some problems with evan mcmullin right now. so, what we will do right now is go to a commercial, if we can. if not, we can wait and see if not we can get evan mcmullin back. nope, still no evan mcmullin. 're clearly different. you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. [sound of helicopter blades] ugh... they found me. ♪ ♪ nice suits, you guys blend right in. the world needs you back. i'm retired greg, you know this. people have their money just sitting around doing nothing... that's bad, they shouldn't do that. they're getting crushed b

this is the mike lee you meet in public. watching, january 6th. and you get the impression of ap honest conservative, very concerned about the state of democracy. ask yet, this is what he was secretory texting. cnn first obtained these in their scoop. nbc verified the texts for our coverage. lee told chief of staff nosk 7th, exhaust every constitutional remedy and raefring to one of trump's most controversial lawyers, he has really interesting research on this. that is the lawyer that was pushing the coup plans. bob woodward, no knows his way around white house corruption has a report lee was shocked to receive a memo on skraurn 2nd about seven states transmitting duel states of electors. but interesting research back in november. it's up to mike lee to clarify kr he seemed so supportive of going down this road in private. on december 8th, lee also texted chief of staff if a very small handful of states were to have their legislature appoint al tern tichb slates of electors. we are joined we neil to get back into it. thauchk

mike lee sort of styles himself a constitutional conservative. he created this faint that he cares so much and so deeply about the constitution. here is the january 3rd text from mike lee to mark meadows and this is about ted cruz. he says i have grave concerns with the way my friend ted is going about this effort. lee objected to avenues cruise and josh hawley implying they were self-serving. it seems his objections to what is being done, he didn't like the look of going against the constitution and substituting congress' will. he didn't like the fact josh hawley and lee are trying to serve their own political interest. i don't see in these text messages any real concern for our democracy. >> no, none. next question. of course not. they don't care. look. what's remarkable. mark meadows got 100 text messages here. we learned he got text messages from him and donald trump juior sent to mark meadows. any idea you have for a coup, send it to mark meadows and the lucky winner gets to pick the coup. i'm not going to see this happen. this is exhibit 1

when that plan fizzled, lee decided he was no longer on board.ber 16th, quote, i think we're now past the point we can expect anyone will do it without some direction and a strong evidentiary argument. both lee and roy ultimately chose not to join other republicans to vote against certifying the election. >> our job is to open and then count. open, then count. that's it. that's all there is. >> reporter: privately, they were more emphatic about the fool's errand trump's team was on. the president should call everyone off. it's the only path, roy texted meadows odecember 31st. while lee argued the effort was on dangerous constitutional ground. three days before january 6th, he warned, i know only that this will end badly for the president, unless we have the constitution on our side. they did not. but the trump team and a group of loyal republicans went ahead with their plan anyway. as it became clear their effort would not be successful, hundreds of trump supporters stormed the capitol in protest. as the violence was raging, roy texted meadows, f

lee. >> i want to thank madam clerk. angela for her pooir tireless support for the process. if give her a bit of applause. >> thank you. i -- member gil, is here. sends everything you said via e mail i think that would there the -- what you said are -- points well taken. and -- of course, i want to have i written record. what was said. and -- um -- one more thing. please sends it to clerk carol for our information. i -- i am definitely i upon mean i had having this our last meeting. but i think participation is important. and i want to thank clerk for getting me this schedule. i had not gone over it in this form yet. so, according to the schedule. this week we'll be discussing -- ideas for lessons learned. by may fifth. consultants submit the findings and i chapter for inclusion in the draft final report. they'll send it to me or -- clerk carol? sends them to me. >> sends typeset to clerk carol >> no rest for the weary. >> never endses. >> its gotta ends. [laughter]. for may fifth this is

instead, he got mike lee on the phone by mistake. he asked yes mike lee is a republican.s a reason that the president was not calling him on purpose to try to get him to go along with his scheme to overturn the election. senator lee was not a vocal public proponent of trump's big lie. he voted in favor of certifying the vote for joe biden. mike lee told journalist bob woodward that he personally looked into some of trump's claims of supposed voter fraud and did not think any of it checked out. he said he disagree that vice president mike pence had the authority to stop the certification of the election. by all public accounts, mike lee portrayed himself as a proud defender of the constitution, someone with absolute fidelity to it. but it turns, out in private, lee it was actually just pushing for a different way to overturn the election. today's cnn first obtained text messages that senator lee sent to the presidents chief of staff, mark meadows, in a few weeks after the election. these are text messages that have been turned over to the january 6th investigation at congr

text messages show senator mike lee assisting trump efforts to over see the 2020 election.sages show really knew of scheme to send alternate electors to congress, nearly a month earlier than he claimed. that sort of thing, of course, is a brutal headline for a senator to wake up to in his hometown paper. but it's getting worse for him, just today the salt lake tribune has released a new editorial under this headline, saturdays used tossed a republican convention would be a great place for mike lee to come clean. quote, it's past time for my mike lee to start fessing up to all he knows about the plot to satisfied the results of an honest and fair election, in order to keep donald trump in power. we know utah senior senator had a much greater role now plot than he is previously acknowledged. his constituents deserve a much more detailed accounting of what went on, and the extent of senator lee's participation in it. the editorial continues, quote, yesterday would be a great time for lee to come clean, saturday's utah state republican convention would be a really good opportun

jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i yield back the time i'm sure. let me submit health affairs culture of health chose the importance -- shows the importance of cannabis liberalization policy. center for american progress. ask unanimous consent to submit these leaders. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. bentz: reserves. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york prepared to close. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. bentz: prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he may consume. mr. bentz: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill as i mentioned previously fails to appropriately fund the police in all the states that will be facing the challenges we face in oregon. this is not a question of money. the bill as drawn will be raising literally billions of dollars. an 8% tax. over the next how many years. billions. so somehow some of that money has to mak

lee ferridge there. lisa: that is why you like to tweak to me because you personally emphasized clearly because you are also british and you favor economics. there you go. jonathan: getting exposure to the lee ferridges of this world. it gives you that worldview. equities down 1% on the s&p. on the nasdaq 100 down by 1.6%. tom: i'm going to take your point of two big days back to back yields. one would be enough but off the move yesterday, today, nine basis points on the 10 year yield and this is a lift to the curve, a complete reset off of qt. jonathan: lisa asked the right question. she always does. we have gone over it a couple of times, haven't we? the bait -- the debate is divided on that. lisa: the question is do yields have to go up first and then come back down when the turmoil takes place. jonathan: coming up, catching up with senator bill cassidy, the republican from louisiana. this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, i am ritika gupta. the u.s. and eu

we'll do this through bruce lee.ce lee was the personality that brought people together. >> bruce lee was born at the chinese hospital in chinatown back in 1940. the museum and bruce lee foundation partnered to make this prong happen. >>> a unique group is using legs, a bike, gps, imagination to make incredible art. jakub uses tracking software to create images. the 46-year-old bikes across all parts of the city to make art. others do the same thing by running. kuba plots out maps and uses a fitness tracking app and hops on his bike. the images show up on the map which is displayed on social media, part of a growing hobby known as gps art or running art. pretty amazing there. kuba says making a piece can take him anywhere from one to ten hours. >> all drawings are in a single ride. it starts early in the morning and completes the entire ride by the end of the day. so anything from, could be as short as 10, 15 miles to as long as 106 miles which i did a couple weeks ago. >> he's recently started using some of the art

, under the sky, one family. >> reporter: it's a homecoming for icon bruce lee. the global superstar was born at chinese hospital in chinatown in 1940. his influence went well beyond martial arts and movies. >> these were his workout tools. >> reporter: visitors at the chinese historical society of america will get the chance to see rarely displayed artifacts, including exercise equipment, and personal items from the series the green hornet. >> he was a visionary. he saw the power of chinese-american business and cinema before anyone thought it was possible. he was an athlete, so he was more than just a martial artist. he studied boxing, fencing, dancing. >> reporter: the museum's executive director said lee was about inclusion and equity. he experienced racism in hollywood where he was paid the least on set. he also confronted rejection within his own community. >> some african-american leaders will see they actually loved bruce lee before the chinese-american community did because bruce lee was often rejected by the chinese as not being as traditional as they w

and yet donald trump persisted. >> these two members, lee and roy, senator lee and representative royme help you. >> right. >> but then over time they realized there was, in their words, no help there. just look at the evolution from chip roy. he said we need ammo. we need fraud examples. later he is saying the president should have never have spun up something to americans that is not true. . >> no there there. that's the point that the judge was making about trump's probable intent. he did not care whether or not there was evidence or not. >> let me just read more from mike lee here. he writes, closer to january 6th, i only know that this will end badly for the president unless we have the constitution on our side and unless the states submit new selectors according to state law. it never happened. it gets to consciousness of guilt. mark meadows certainly knew. >> right. he basically was saying this was a violation of the constitution to proceed with trying to overturn the election and that getting certificates from the states, if you didn't have the valid certificates of states, th

this weekend a behind the scenes look at the exhibit in honor of bruce lee. for we'll hear from lee's daughter. >>> good evening. this is nbc news tonight. i'm audrey asistio. it's been a gorgeous earth day, right? a live look at storm ranger now. looks cloidy. still scanning. not a lot of activity on the radar. this last storm system did bring a lot of fresh snow to the sierra overnight. some parts of the mountains got nearly two feet of snow. here's a live look along 80 near kingvale where some of the snow is already starting to melt. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i recall you were urging everyone don't drive the sierra at least until after this morning. how is the snow pack looking? >> it's not going to get us back to 100% of normal but about 41% of normal in the central sierra. 37% northern sierra. dismal when you look at it overall. but good news to keep the fire season back. because of climate change, only two years have we finished above 100% normal. pretty shocking. we did pretty good. over two inches in los gatos. san jose really c

welcome lee and to his right professor kataryna lee and to his right professor kata ryna wolczuk leehis right professor kataryna wolczuk is from poland, and associate fellow at chatham house specialises in ukrainian and eastern european politics at the university of birmingham from where we joins us now. thank you all. dozens and dozens of questions, let us start with a question from yuri which conditions either inside russia or outside will make putin or outside will make putin stop further aggression and further invasion into ukrainian territory? emily could i come to you we that one, please? emily could i come to you we that one. please?— emily could i come to you we that one, please? thanks very much for that question- _ one, please? thanks very much for that question. so _ one, please? thanks very much for that question. so i _ one, please? thanks very much for that question. so i think _ one, please? thanks very much for that question. so i think obviously | that question. so i think obviously the political negotiations that are ongoing at the moment, things like non—nuclear st

>> member lee. >> aye. >> chasel lee. >> aye. >> jeremy lee. >> aye. >> chair townsend. >> no. >> chair townsend, no. >> mr. chair, there are fivys and four no with chair reiner, member ho and transcend in the descend. >> motion passes. >> motion passes. >> no, the next motion was to accept the current map and it had a, that is the map four b. >> a >> four ba with friendly amendment offered by member hernandez gil to include on that changes to include in district five, western addition and pan handle defined by one of the coy i did not write down. this was offered by member pierce and seconded by member ho on this motion. member pierce. >> aye. >> vice-chair reiner. >> aye. >> member castillon. >> to clarify, we're voting on the current map presented on the screen? >> that is what i stated, yes. >> no. >> no. >> wait! >> castillon was the vote, i'm taking on this. order for today is pierce, reiner, castillon, hernandez, chasel lee. >> we're in the middle of a vote and if we have to rescind the vote, we'll do that when we get there, we don't want to give clarifying motion. >> cooper. >>

senator lee with a conscious decision to stay silent. lee and his fellow republican utah u.s.lity in utah. and he spoke. >> thanks to all of you who are here to celebrate this great day and thanks to fisher. >> reporter: and he cut a ceremonial ribbon along with senator romney and others. >> three, two, one, good. >> but when the event ended senator lee rapidly left and jumped in a waiting vehicle. senator romney, on the other hand, stuck around. >> we know you're not senator lee, but do you think he should be speaking out about these text messages? >> well, you know, i've made it clear in my actions so far that i disagreed with the effort to try and overturn the election. the e-mails that i've seen so far that senator lee sent, i didn't see him requesting anything that was illegal. >> i wanted to ask you about inflation really quick. >> senator romney didn't take anymore more questions on the texts. while he notably said he hasn't yet seen anything illegal no mention of the ethics or morality around it. meanwhile take one more look at our attempt to hear from mike lee. it's c

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under the sky one family. >> it's a homecoming for bruce lee. the global superstar was born in china town in 1940. his influence went well beyond martial arts, movies and television shows. >> bench and the weights belonged to bruce. these were his work out tools. >> servantors at the historical society of america on clay street will get the chance to see rarely displayed artifacts including his exercise equipment, drawings and personal items from the series the green hornet. >> he saw the power of chines american business and movies before anyone thought it would be possible. he was an athlete. he was more than just a martial artist. he was -- he studied boxing, he studied fencing and dancing. >> the executive director said that lee was about inclusion and equality. he experienced racism in hollywood where he was paid the least onset. >> some african american leaders will say they love bruce lee before the chinese american community did because he was often rejected by the chinese for not being as traditional as they wanted. >> still lee insiste

late this afternoon we were there when lee's daughter, shannon lee, saw the display for the first timerson. artifacts surrounding the iconic asian american superstar's life and career are on display from movie posters to his writings and teachings. san francisco has a big connection to bruce lee. he was born at chinatown's chinese hospital in 1940. tonight on nbc bay area news at 7:00 hear what shannon lee says are some of her favorite pieces in the museum. >> looking forward to hearing from her. >>> well, some welcome news for san francisco residents on this earth day. the specialty gardens in golden gate park are now free to anyone with a san francisco address. the conservatory of flowers, the victorian building with its rare plants, is now free to residents, and so is the japanese tea garden. the extensive botanical gardens were already free to residents. mayor london breed proposed the idea, and the board of supervisors approved it last month. >>> let's take a live look right now inside rockefeller center. you see lester holt there preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stori

and we're going to do this through bruce lee because bruce lee was the type of personality that broughtple together. >> lee was born at the chinese hospital in chinatown back in 1940. a lot of people don't know he was born in san francisco. the human and bruce lee foundation partners to make this project happen. >>> take a live look at oracle park. it is quiet now, but throughout the day, more than 20,000 people were there. no giants game there. but a science fair there. ucsf is in the middle of a ten-day celebration promoting stem education. people of all ages got to experience things hands-on. today's event gets all the headlines, but there's more to come. >> i mean this is definitely our signature event, our most well-known event, and so a lot of people do think of this day as a festival. but we started on thursday, and we go through next saturday. >> you can learn about other events over the next several days at bay areasciencefestival.org. >>> still ahead, taking another look at his offer. why twitter is now more interested in elon musk's bid to buy that company. >>> plus, they wer

>> well, most utahans want to replace mike lee. a majority of the state does.ust detailed and others. but the challenges that they are divided, it majority is divided between democrats, principaled republicans and independents and third parties like the united utah party. and so the entire strategy and task of my campaign is to unite this existing majority for this purpose. to replace mike lee, to protect our democratic republic, and to help our state and our country overcome the major challenges that it faces. so i was very encouraged that democratic delegates voted to join our coalition. the same is true for the united utah party. they voted to join our coalition and so it grows and we're very encouraged by that and optimistic we could build this coalition and be successful in november. >> and we showed one of the texts that senator lee sent to mark meadows an sent one talking about former trump attorney sidney powell which said she's saying that she needed to get into to see the president but being kept away from him. apparently she has a strategy to keep th

a year later, lee says, g.r.u.ck with a much more sophisticated attack-- a piece of malware that could cripple multiple transmission stations with one keystroke. what did it mean that russia was able to do this? >> lee: it was a shock to everybody, because there's been a lot of theory around how you could do this. people in my community on the cybersecurity side have been talking about this for a long time on, it's possible. but to actually see it demonstrated is a giant proof that you can do it. and we also know now, they're bold enough to do it. >> whitaker: could the russians do the same thing here in the u.s.? >> lee: absolutely. >> whitaker: over the last few years, lee's cybersecurity company, dragos, has tracked the same g.r.u. hacking group, known among researchers as "sandworm," installing malware and probing power companies here in the u.s. >> lee: there was about a dozen power companies that ended up getting compromised in the 2014-2015 time frame by the same group that ended up taking down the electric

lee, as nearly made his way back to the alpine country. you're coming in and us ever kush. i hear you can see that he took a long john top to the swiss border control of that shaft, 1000 count on on, done. then he came back again on it's very clear that during mating season, they move around in eagleton, that he's there to find female ones noticing awkward holes, hugo he got as far as the altar board among shaft. we'll see what comes next as nice passive during the mating season, lee asked me leave after all. unfortunately, there are no female links in his area. the ladies don't dare to cross the rhine, but if there aren't any females on the german side, the population will remain unstable, even though germany has promised the e. u to help the animal to return. as us is guns gladys in beauty, very clear that we need female animals or to talk about reproduction and the local population looks popular on your plate and come. and if it is not given, then that will only happen if females are settled, has just understood. so unsettled, it's not likely that female links as well. m