eastman and ms. frank. know kevin eastman. they asked me if i knew heather. >> troy bonnell says he and heather had a very difficult relationship. heather did not like bonnell. >> your dna was found in a pack of cigarettes on her deceased body. explain how your dna could be on ms. frank's -- >> i have no explanation. >> it was odd that his dna would be there, but touch dna can be on items for lots of different reasons. if that cigarette pack had been in his house, and he picked it up and moved it, that would mean that heather was, in fact, there, at his house >> certainly that caused problems and it raised suspicion and turned him into an alternate suspect for the defense. that was viable for them. it gave them an argument at trial that had he been honest about everything, i don't think would have carried much weight. >> what we knew at that point was that the night before troy was with another woman, and that the other woman had confirmed his location and what he was doing. >> that's an alibi? >> yes. >> h

ms. harding to to do range, maybe die the call on re nodule. a businessman, shes are the dogwood and his son solely, man. it's earlier i spoke with frank o and he's a submarine recovery expert with the submarine institute of australia. i asked him whether there's still enough time to rescue those in the sub worst level given there are limited supply of oxygen. well, i would say that for stop the oxygen calculations. the 96000 is not just a clock. it's not that bad at the $96.00, so it will turn off the lead if the crew is the passengers and crew in the semester for managing the environment as well as they should be. and they know how many do they have the ceo of ation guys, but they also have this very experienced french navy dive up on board. and he would be intimately aware of the need to rest and manage your austin consumption. and you'll see a 2 production site, i'm hopeful that they would be able to survive beyond but not the 6 out. i also spoke with martin phillips, a journalist and author who took part in a similar trip to the titanic, wreckage back in 2001. but on a different submersible, he told us about his experience and how

ms. harding, to do range, maybe die the whole on re nodule. a businessman, shes audit dogwood and his son solely man. and we got more on the conditions from frank owen who is with the suffering institute of australia to give us his take on possible signs of life that may have been detected in the search for that missing submersible. well, it lifts my spirits by an order of magnitude, but the fact that they are there are, these noises have been heard a regular 30 minute intervals suggest that the presence of the french from a naval officer full on re, naturally, has introduced the protocol of the submarines would use if there was some effect cuz they have a protocol to make a noise on the how they retrieve the 3 minutes. it were only hour and a half or and during that time the searching forces cecil their transmissions and listen. now the effect of the these noises have been heard by some a voice will slightly smile 1st because it suggests that um, i suggest that the, um, um, excuse me, i'm sorry it's so yes. so they saw boys are in the same was instruction as a noise itself, which would suggest that the tyson may well be actual just slightly be

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ms. harding, to, to do range. maybe die the hall on re nodule. a businessman, shes are the dogwood and his son. solely, man, stand for more. let's bring in now submarine recovery expert, frank owen, he is but the submarine institute of australia. thank you so much for joining us. what is your take on this report about possible signs of life that may have been detected? well, it lifts my spirits by an order of magnitude. but the fact that they are there are these noises have been heard at regular. 30 minute intervals suggest the presence of the french form. a naval officer full on re, naturally, has introduced the protocol of the submarines would use if there was some effect cuz they have a protocol to make a noise on the how they retrieve for 3 minutes. it were only hour and a half hour. and during that time, the searching forces seesaw a little bit transmissions of listen. now, the effect of the these noises have been heard by some a voice. also at least twice 1st because it suggests that i suggest that the, um um, excuse me, i'm sorry it's so yes. so they saw boys are in the same was instruction as a noise itself, which would suggest that the tyson may well be as well jus

ms. easterly: we are at a 7. every day we work to stay ahead. i think to be very frank with you, i don't worry about capability. i think the united states of america has the most capable cyber forces in the world. i worry about the assem met try of values because the adversaries will do things with impunity that we wouldn't do. that's where i think we have to be concerned. and the idea of the status quo. we have to be everybody in this nation k through gray need to do to stay safe online and software companies are building safe products and working closely together for the good of the nation. mr. carter: along that line, the biden administration's national cybersecurity strategy shifts from consumers to the provider. this is the big idea that could impact the price of software, its utility, cost and competitiveness for the u.s. software industry in international markets. much of our economic prosperity for the past several decades is based on innovation and computer software. what macroeconomic model is d.h.s. proposing to deal with this? we shift the responsibilities. and there is a lot of risks and a lot of c

ms. harding, to, to do range, maybe die the hall on re nodule. a businessman, shes audit dogwood and his son solely man. the earlier i spoke to submarine recovery expert frank o in of the submarine institute of australia. i began by asking him whether there still enough time to rescue this bose in the submersible given their limited supply of oxygen. well, i would say the for the stop the oxygen calculations. the 96000 is not just the clock. it's not that, but $96.00 out, it will turn off the lead if the crew is passengers and crew in the semester for managing the environment as well as they should be. and they know how many do they have the ceo of ation guy. so they also have this very experienced french navy dive up on board and he would be intimately aware of the need to rest and manage your austin consumption. and you'll see i to production site. i'm hopeful that they would be able to survive beyond but not the 6 out. why is it so hard, frank, for rescuers to locate the submersible? well, different as, as opposed to others that might have been designed with certification by the, the standard classification societies like did not give her a task sort of

ms. harding to do range, maybe die the call on re nodule. a businessman, shes are the dogwood and his son solely, mann for more, we can talk now to submarine recovery expert frank o, and he's with the submarine institute of australia and joins is from canberra. thanks for being with us. oxygen in the saw is expected to run out early thursday. is that enough time frank? to be able to save those on board? well i would say that for the stop the austin calculations, the $96000.00 is not just a clock. it's not that at the $96.00, so it will turn off the lead. if the crew is the passengers and crew in the semester for managing the environment as well as they should be, and they know how many do they have the ceo of ation guys. so they also have this very experienced french navy dive up on board and he would be intimately aware of the need to rest and manage your austin consumption. and you'll see a 2 production site. i'm hopeful that they would be able to survive beyond but $0.96. why is it so hard, frank, for rescuers to locate the submersible without different as, as opposed to others that might have been designed with certification by the the stand of classificati

ms. easterly: i think we have made vast strides. even just over the last couple of years. i think there is much work to be done, to be very frank. in particular, my big concern is nation state adversaries. in particular, china. and if you read the -- which i'm sure you did -- the intelligence community annual assessment. it specifically talks about actions that china may take to disrupt our critical infrastructure in the event of a conflict. i am motivated every day on the urgency of ensuring that the country is as prepared as possible to withstand but really to be resilient to at the end of the day i think our ability to prevent is very, very difficult. we have to be able to mitigate and to recover and to have the resilience to get our nation back up and running if there is a major attack. mr. menendez: appreciate that. and when you engage from different stakeholders from industry, you know, government actors, what is their perception of the risk that cybersecurity or cyber threat poses to all of us, either from municipalities who may see their tax department hacked to infrastructure or operators of various infrastructure syste