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>>hinton washington correspondent morgan wright reports on what may take shape.ing the first official action of the new year democrats and republicans wasted little time resuming their battle over impeachment democrats have trump derangement syndrome. >>develop into a kind of dangerous partisan favor on the senate floor senate majority leader mitch mcconnell dismissed democrat demands for how he runs the president's trial in the senate. >>and said he plans to follow the pattern set by the i there were witnesses in 1999 leader mcconnell, the 2 articles of impeachment remain in the house maryland congressman jamie raskin says the articles won't be sent to the upper chamber. >>and 2 republicans promise a real trial we're not going to send the articles of impeachment over until there are the most minimal precautions set for a real fair trial regardless president trump maintains his impeachment holds no merit to big fat hoax for now it's unclear when or even if the stalemate between democrats and republicans will be broken. >>reporting in washington, i'm morgan right.

morgan wright explains the climate is changing. >>and we need to do something about it with raging wildfires, floods and record he'd new york republican congressman tom reed says something must be done to combat the issue of climate change how we're going to solve the issue of climate change. >>this to me that they shun and that means you unleash the innovation ingenuity of the american people that's exactly what reid says his energy sector innovation credit act will do. >>encourage more innovation and technologies into the market by offering a tax incentive for emerging technologies you can have all the mandates in the world which is the primary democratic approach you know setting protocol setting standards and just in those targets if you don't have the technology to achieve from the paper tigers think that. >>the biggest threat comes during a crisis is. >>people not talking to each other director with the citizens climate lobby says the legislation is a positive step. both parties need to do more to solve the issue we make this

joining us tonight former senior state department advisor, cyber-security expert and great american, morgan wrighto have you with us. i want to take up something we were all advised in the days running up to what we feared would be a significant confrontation between the united states and iran. to expect the number that was reported by a number of outlets, 10,000 cyber attacks per hour from iran. that apparently did not happen. but the capacity of the iranians to do that. i never thought they could generate something like that in the way of cyber attacks against the world's only super power. how could this be? >> lou, good question. the internet has no concept of distance. we now have cyberspace in addition to sea and land space. iranians say we want to attack banging. they attacked the saudis on their infrastructure. it took over $40 million to replace some of that stuff. my concern was when we took out soleimani, it wasn't that they would launch a bunch of attacks, but they will say look we know they can take us out. but there have not been the same consequences for attacks in cyberspace. i thin

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former reagan white house political director, morgan wright joining ed rollins and more at the top of a very busy day in the news business. back to you. susan: absolutely. lou, great to see you, thank you so much. with 2020, and the election security being a major concern, voting machine executives are appearing at a congressional committee hearing on capitol hill. doug mckelway is in washington, d.c. with the very story for us. doug? >> today's hearing marked the first time that the ceo's of the nation's three biggest voting machine manufacturers appeared before a congressional committee to answer questions about election security. this issue is only going to grow in importance this election season with so much concern about russian maligned interference in the 2016 elections. the three ceos represent more than 80% of the voting machines in use in the united states. they were asked, if i either russia or china provided any component parts for any of their voting machines? they all gave the same concerning response. >> we do have components in our products that come from china and, do

chief security officer morgan wright walked us through how the device was breached. hackers less than five minutes to do it start to finish, using the system to run through quickly emails and passwords. log in as if you were the user. he tells us tech companies need to be held accountable to make it mandatory for people to use two factor authentication before putting security cameras in their hands. >> i think it ought to be requirement. same way we have seatbelt laws, doesn't mean people wear them. it ought to be requirement, you cannot open a account, make the account active until you have a user name, good password. now two factor authentication. reporter: neil this all could have been avoided when users were aware of a data breach they immediately changed password which is recommended. people with ring security cameras use that two-factor authentication that is option, so far not required. neil. neil: hillary, thank you very much. hillary vaughn on all of that. meantime if you have any doubt electric is the new wave, tesla is back on fire, consider this, elon mus

cybersecurity expert morgan write wright with us right now. >> hi, deirdre.: allegedly mohammed bin saloman sent basis a malicious app to open in his phone. if true, did the saudis not care this would be eventually found out? >> question is does the saudi government know versus the crown prince. i don't know that question but here's this, if you are in contact with the world's richest man, you have got his phone number, you send him a file, at some point you think they will figure this out, they will know something wrong, which he did he started to get hints dropping of this information. and then this one of the messages he got appears he took his phone to a cellular, firm that deals in cellular and mobile forensics and found out his phone had been hacked. >> he must have had a suspicion at some point? >> he had a suspicion. it was one of the messages, when you started reading reporting, he got a message from the crown prince, hey look, this look likes like woman he was dating and made a comment. somebody started to connecting the dots. when you're the world'

our washington correspondent morgan wright has the story.imate is changing and we need to do something about it with raging wildfires, floods and record heat new york republican congressman tom reed says something must be done to combat the issue of climate change how we're going to solve the issue of climate change. >>it's to innovation and that means you unleash the innovation ingenuity of the american people that's exactly what reid says his energy sector innovation credit act will do. >>encourage more innovation and technologies into the market by offering a tax incentive for emerging technologies you can have all the mandates in the world which is the primary democratic approach you know setting protocol setting standards and just in those targets if you don't have the technology to achieve from the paper tigers think that. >>the biggest threat comes during a crisis is people not talking to each other director with the citizens climate lobby says the legislation is a positive step. >>both parties need to do more to solve the issue we ma