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a long running and sophisticated hacking operation the attackers are suspected to be russian a pair sed cyber defenses and access to e-mail and internal files at the treasury and commerce departments possibly elsewhere so at a price and it is a professor of ethics and technology at the hurting school of governance and then she says pulling off a hack of this scale would require significant expertise and resources it is sophisticated i've been reading what microsoft has blogged about this and that they do a lot trans national cybersecurity of course and they claim it's not only that somebody did a reasonably sophisticated job of getting into the softer itself but also that somebody had to physically and site to get access to the tokens that like the security. that that made it look like people were atheros to have made those changes to the code so it is reasonably sophisticated i mean it's kind of like september 11th you know how hard is it to fly in a plane as the solution state of course that was the amount of organization that it took us as a state level and the fact that it includes

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they will get a lot on a vaccine sed on the macrodistribution from the feder government and those allotmentshave been assigned for the first wavehe of vaccine that will be distributed this month and ultimately the individualvi governors and jurisdiction lears are going to decide what i called a microdistribution. find the acf makes recommendations in the cdc makes recommendatis but ultimately it's the local governor who imakes that decision on how tht vaccine will be dtributed in their communities. those vaccine plants evolved and developed and worked through over the last three months and i anticipate that will be an evolving situation as more and more vaccines become available. i don't think it will be unified that every jurisdiction is going to do exactly the same thing. >> so, u have been clear that you think there's a good chance that we are back in some sort of new normal by the fl. and yet we ve questions about how the shoulde planning for the year and this next question gets to that tree could we roll that question please?? >> hi. they are redfield and the ceo of the georgia chamber

and now thousands of lives will be sed. >> and as you see thn scarf, this one that i have here, whichthe symbol of abortion in our country. >> schifrin: mariela belski ex the argentinutive director of amnesty international, which campaigned for the law. >> it means that we have a more democratic country. my daughter is going to have a different country, a country that allow her to decide what to do with her body. the right to autonomy for us is so impornt. and in this country, untilow, >> schifrin: the bspected. decriminalizes abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. after 14 weeks, abortion will continue to be legal only in cases of rape or danr to the mother's life. argentina's the largest country in latin america to takehis step. woly uruguay, cuba, and guyana allon to have an early- term abortion. belski says the fighfor abortion rights is borderless and will expan >> you have you will see this in peru, in mexico, in chile, all the women's movement in this region are using this scarf ason the icor the fighting of abortion. >> schifrin: but last night buenos aires wasale of two

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jared's exafather, charless, sed time in prison after he was convicted on 18 felony counts of tax evasion and illegal campaign contributions as well as witness retailiation charges. and those related to a scheme in which he videotaped his sister's husband with a prostitute, and then he sent the video of that man with the prostitute to his sister. so he sent his sister a video of her husband with a prostitute. charles kushner had been under campaign finance investigation. he was reportedly angry at his sister for cooperating in that investigation. hence, the weird taping her husband with a hooker scheme and hence the retaliating against a witness charge. charles kushner was prosecuted for these crimes by a u.s. attorney at the time named chris christie. yes, that chris christie. something jared kushner has reportedly been holding a grudge about ever since. but tonight's jared's dad gets a full pardon, which i believe is trump's first foray into pardons for his own family, in this case family by marriage, but could blood relatives be far behind? also on tonight's pardon list, roger stone. a

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. >> woodruff: the bipartisan plao is not sed by all. key voice of dissent,an senator berniers of vermont. he wants to see moneg to go directly to americans bank accounts. he joins me now. senator sanders thank you so much for joining us again. tell us why you think thi so-called direct payment is the way to go. how much should it be? how much do it cost. >> judy, i think you just gave the answ ament ago. we are looking right now at the worst economic crisis facing working people since the great depression. i mean, we're talking about millions of people who have lost their jobs and their income. we're talking about te of millions of people who face eviction. we're talking about laf half our population living pay check t paycheck. people don't have any hek. and we're seeing ale record-breakinl of hunger in the united states of america. people can't feed their kids. this is an emergency. and in an emergency, it is obligatory for the united states government to respond to the pain and needs of its people.i now, the that we are discussing ri

sed for in the vaccine distribution plan? you have some overlap that could be good. overlap is good. falling through the cracks would be bad. >> our allotment is not part of the ihs allotment. we expect ihs to receive an allotment and we have expressed to their leadership we are more than happy to support them should they need it, in providing this. we also have over 100 agreements with individual tribes that operate their own systems and we extend the same and extend it today, the same commitment we will come and help if they need support. every day, my deputy, steve lieberman, sits with fema and hhs looking at requests for support in an effort to assure at the highest levels of vha, we are responding appropriately and as agile as possible. >> thank you for your hard work. >> thank you. senator sullivan, you are such a diligent advocate for alaska and its unique nature. this is the first time i have heard you complain you have a lack of refrigeration. [laughter] >> i mentioned kansas. [laughter] >> i appreciate that. >> senator? senator? thank you all for being part

and we will have to make day-to-day decisions on that sed upon the volume of mail without aed or the volume of mail that is co- mingled. so, those are the issues that we will face, and that's one of the things that throughout our day-to-day conversations that we've had ramping up towards january 1st thate are finalizing. those details arehat we can mitigate and what we can to mitigate and then we would communicated thathrough the united states postal service and if necessary, then it wou be refused. a. >> we will come back for a second round and askhat you can tell the postal customers about the delivery, and the delays that they might expect. thank you. >> thank you, mr. carper. senator, are you prepared to speak now? >> yes, i am. thank you. >> you're up, thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much, chairman portman and ranking member carper. thank you for holding this critically important hearing on a critically important topic. i've been grateful to work with both of you on the stop act and i want to thank the witnesses for coming before the subcommittee today. and thank you for the

a poll out said today sed that 77% of republicans believe there was widespread fraud.on because of fraud, and that emotion is already inspiring protests outside of the homes of state election officials, state secretaries of state, you have this bogus supreme court case that conservative commentators and hosts are giving more oxygen than even they must know it warrants. -- watt said there is real concern about just a strike of a match leading to violence. what is your degree of concern? >> um, it is the highest its been since the trump administration has been in power. and here is why. and i have to tell you, i say this with weariness. because i'm growing tired of being, you know, the guy who comes on and said the sky is falling but i'm here to tell you that i have no other training than to compare this and what we're seeing here to a radicalization process that leads to a flash point that leads to violence. and the fact that people in suits and ties and expensive shoes who live in nice homes and have advanced degrees, some of them law degrees and have fancy titles, the

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we have receive sed 25 a applications. >> heres of the thing. i always get a little nerve outs when a department says we have one hundred fifty. instead of saying-this is not like dbi or planning where we have the universe of thousands. your little department has very few of these. when you say approximately one hundred fifty. we might have gotten one yesterday or get one tomorrow. the next one said approximately twenty. ensaid oinstead of saying approy twenty five. only because sometimes as you just mentioned there might be an application just submitted or other reasons one of my colleagues is communicatating with other applications as we speak and they decide not to move forward. those numbe number ninety nine t higher. >> you're saying this number is higher . >> all of them meet the applications in may of 2018. moaf of them already partner with and equity application ant submit an equity application. that's why after a while when we actually pick up the applications from this group. most of them decide not to move forward for one reason or an

anxiety increase the difficulty of refugees to function for example just over 91 percent of those all sed so they found it challenging to carry out common daily activities such as men tending basic hygiene engaging in social or religious activities or performing any other daily tasks around a 1000000 have lived in tough conditions in these camps in the far south east of bangladesh for 3 years now. they fled neighboring me and maher in august of 2017 during a minute to crack down the torched villages and lead to soldiers being accused of mass killings rape and torture. earlier this year the international criminal court ordered measures to prevent the genocide of ridding of muslims in myanmar genocide is a charge that has been strongly denied by me in mars' peace laureate aung san suu kyi calling the events in internal conflict triggered by reading a militant attacks on government security posts but the stories of atrocities and persecution number in the hundreds of thousands each has a tragedy in what is the world's largest refugee camp the future of these people remains uncertain and now