we are offering to scan the internet connected systems to the voter registration systems primarily count count the tabuln for the results reporting and we offer to scan these regularly for any vulnerabilities and we will provide a weekly report on any vulnerabilities and recommendations week-old cyber hygiene scanning. we also offer to more in-depth vulnerability assessments that would require us to send people on site to do a more detailed assessment of the systems. we have local field deployed personnel and protective security advisers that are available to provide assistance to state and local governments and finally we offered the tools, training and resources available to the state and local officials and then more broadly we have the multistate entity that we have funded for well over a decade to help support the state and local government and there's a good security practice. >> commissioner, thank you for your testimony. because we have 50 states and jurisdictions it is complex and robust. my view is they don't have a hack for these states. they just need one swing state, one or

we are not going to fix the system and we cannot deal with the 12 million until we know that the system is fixed. and we can figure out what we are going to do with the 11 and 12 million. will seenable people this is the way we have to do step fix the, by system and it will take a real commitment. if we don't do it soon, you will see the anger. that theseto point are the people responsible for it when in fact it is our economic policies that have driven that. host: lecture from james and mississippi, undecided voter. james, go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you guys doing? host: good. caller: good. i want to ask him, do he trumply believe that mr. created himself? as i watch the news media, as i listened to experts that come on your show, the democratic party and the republican party created donald trump. at history look the democrats and republicans, they created. him another thing is whoever we get, donald trump may be on quicksand, but republicans -- republicans may be on quicksand, but republicans are on sand. you may think that the democratic party is building their foundatio

so bad actor would have to access the systems in person. the amount of resources required to carry out this attack would be immense. that is not to say that nobody will ever try to access american elections. recent events in arizona and illinois remind us that this is not true. the breaches in arizona and illinois exemplify another strength in our system because the state administrators its own elections, the breaches any states did not compromise the system in other states. instead of causing a national crisis, the breaches notified election officials across the country that they should be on high alert. with these new information officials across the country they started administrating system security checks and double checked their procedures. the eac took action as well. upon learning of the attacks was in security system testing guide and other voting machine information to election officials. at eac were focused on election security since our inception as an agency and we are quickly and we acted quickly and we realized the current eve

number one, can the system handle the load. we have seen states where they physically can't, where the rush at the last minute and i believe virginia was like 3150 people per second were trying to register online in virginia and that i daresay is like "american idol" at its peak. states have to be ready for that and the other side is in the packing context that's personally identifiable information: name, birthdate and valuable information to people who would steal it for illicit purposes, so the challenge for election officials isn't necessarily the election process like getting the data is bad for elections, but it's bad for voters and people can get at it, so we are starting to see homeland security and individual states educate themselves and educate their stuff about things like phishing attacks or injection attacks and looking for backdoors and side doors into their online portal. i'm not saying that's insecure, but we have to treat voter data like the absolute gold that it is because it is gold to people who do bad thing

so, the system wouldn't -- the political system, the campaign finance system wouldn't be great after citizens united if the fec enforced the law but it would be better than we have right now. and also, looking forward, really it's important to keep in mind that a critical element in any campaign finance system, regime is the administration and enforcement of the law. even if we successfully overturned citizens united, congress enacts new laws, those laws will really not be worth the paper they're written on not effectively administered and enforced. so, in this -- can seem disconcerting and some ways it's an opportunity because fixing the fec is a lot easier than overturning citizens united. the commissioners to thefec appointed by the president. the next president could appoint new commissioners to enforce the law. a thing we have been calling for is for the president to apoint a blue ribbon commission of nonpartisan retired judges, law enforcement officers and they could come up with a list of potential commissioners and the president could appoint commissioners off of that list and

one, the immigration system is broken on the premise behind the system, and add some point trump finally addressed it later incai the campaign that 40% of the people had come to the country and overstayed. it's not just about securing the border is about enforcing the law that we have and i think that he's finally ended up in that place but it's about securing our border. and i think the enforcement thing is this is when we can drive me because of security, not just because of what's happening with illegals coming in but the bottom line i kind of look at it that there are four parts if you will on immigration. there's the border and security, there's the broken immigration system, there's the illegals that are here today, and then there's what i call the collateral issue, the one i feel the worst for of all the politicians are the governors that are having to deal with ths fact they haven't occurred in the border systems and they deal with what i call collateral issue is that quite frankly if the system was broken those would go away, but unfortunately those issues are the ones that end

the jet stream will take the system towards the east. as a low pressure system, it should reach to the east of japan as we go into thursday afternoon local time. now it's going to be quite stormy, especially the okinawa region, because the stormiest part is the eastern hemisphere of the system. it will move through most parts of japan as we go into thursday. okinawa could see strong gusts, over 250 kilomometers per hour expected. strong enough h to cause some structural damage and also topple treeses. waves are going to be gigantic, up to 11 merers. coastal areas are prone to flooding and rnfnfall abouout 2 millimimeters expected into the next 24 hours. as we i into the e next 48 hou, kyushu regn n will seeee 350 millimimeters. the land is quite saturated because e of a frontal sysm thtt has been lingeringng over japan the papast several days. conditions are quite bad across many portions of japan. so far this season, six typhoons have made landfall, or six tropical storms have made landfall in japan. if this system could hit japan it's g

in the election system. the interesting numbers charles brought up yesterday play up the degree to which partisanship have begun to affect our election system. larry and i had an e-mail exchange yesterday. it appears the claim of forgiving arguments about the election system are driving democrats to be more confident in his support about the election system simply because another candidate is being critical of it. finally and most important is in many ways public opinion polling is interesting but doesn't necessarily affect true public opinion. most of you are sitting down here this morning and those of you who are paying onto something. the average american doesn't pay a lot of attention to the nuts and bolts so there is this general knowledge and when you dig into even a little bit, opinions can change awfully quickly. there is overwhelming support for photo i.d. but opponents of the vote, the referendum start digging in the sort of an unofficial of the more you do the less you like. the majority started to

the system was developed with cttso, being deployed afan u.s. forces, israeli forces, many other forces. it is the lightest system in the market, really effective, really can do things in the field. great maneuverability. can climb stairs. fully integrated camera. rights very good understand that of -- provides very good understanding surroundings. most important, very simple. this used to be a big challenge for robotics. a robo team-created system, simple to operate. don't need to be an expert. we did it with a lot of understanding of the use. jill: the device. >> the operator control unit, we designed it with all our systems and we are selling it as a standalone product. seven inch touchscreen, controlling the systems. with all the military standouts required, and the operator just today , new features that even allowed the owner to use the systems means special sensor can follow you as an operator. jill: you don't necessarily have to direct it with this. >> brought a lot of technology into the military systems. to not only hold the controller,

because the system started to devolve itself. and probably in our lifetime we're going to see another political system in russia. would it happen via -- by means of the transformation, it will happen. i simply believe that my mission and mission of my colleagues as a russian politicians is to mitigate the impact when this -- when this -- when it happens. in other words, my mission is to make this transformation transition period as bloodless as possible. >> thank you, i hope you're right. i hope the system is not eternal just like putin. so let me take some questions from the audience, please. i see hand here and a hand here. so please. better in english, i think. if possible. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> okay. can you speak english, if that's possible. i think it would be easier for the audience and then we can translate freely. >> okay. i forget what i want to say. just the goal -- i want to ask you about the goal of the report and your personal goal as to russian politician. is the goal to tell people the truth about the

slightly cooler temps and a bit of a breeze ahead of the system. chances for rain will start late sunday and continue on monday. expect highs in the mid 80s tomorrow and around 80 on monday. monday will be breezy, borderline windy with gusts to about 30 mph. the system moves on tuesday and day, along with a little warm-up. high temps will warm to the mid 80s on wednesday and thursday with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. another system moves in friday, which will again make us mostly cloudy, bring a slight chance for rain and pick up the breezes. high temps will drop to around 80 that day. the start to next weekend will be mainly sunny with highs in the low 80s. ((adlib wx close)) actor lenoardo dicaprio -- is taking on climate change -- in a new it's called "before the flood". take at listen. we've known about this for decades.. for over half a century. try talking to anyone about climate change.. people just tune out. climate change. climate change. climate change. and the problem is getting worse and worse and worse. dicaprio travels the worl

by the system once again into late tuesday local time. now, across the north we have reports of 17 tornadoes across kansas and iowa on thursday due to this cold front. this is the boundndary between quite cold air behind andnd qui warmrm air ahead of it. so w we are looking at severe weather to continue across this area.. we a looooking at t quite chill temperatures. we have freezeze warnings in ple for thee norththern plainins ac new mexico and we have winter system warnings in place with central portions of canada. you can see another area coming in from the vancouver area. and temperatures will be quite chilly for vancouver. seattle will see rainy weather with cool temperatures. nice weather across toronto through new york city. 24 d degrees witith sunshine onr friday. now let's go to asia. lily staying over the waters ininto next weweek. it will continue to drag up ample moisture. that will cause rainfall for the north of the philippines. and high waves are expected to continue through the east coast of china as we go into next week. n

as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10 years from now the base will be different i can't imagine. >> that's an excellent point we did look at different models of how we would do the maintenance arrangement and looked at it upgrades in 6 years and again in 12 years but arrangement that motorola said a 15 years there was a savings by the bundles and have the option to modi

the system will also bring a big cool- down. right now -- one man is dead -- three others -- injured -- 13 action news -- fast and first -- to the scene -- early this morning. metro tells us -- two cars collided at the intersection. one of them -- flipped over -- killing the driver. detectives say-- one of light. investigators say -- speed and alcohol -- were factors in the crash. tonight-- two cousins -- are fighting for their lives -- after an early morning car crash. police say the driver was speeding and slammed into a jersey wall. it happened where desert inn road -- makes a dangerous 90-degree turn -- and becomes theme road. neighbors -- say cars crash into the barricades -- at least once a month. font:todd moulton- 7 years .... it's morethan a 90 degree turn - because it kind of cuts in so you really have to be slowing both of the victims -- are in critical condition tonight. tonight--we learned a 6-year-old boy -- wounded in a school shooting -- in south carolina -- has died. and now -- his mother is speaking out -- for t

the work-week. a large storm system is pushing continue to bring gusty tomorrow. in addition, a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into tuesday. lighter winds are expected on tuesday as the center of the system pushes northeast and cooler air on the back end and will bring and winds back up to breezy on wednesday and keep expect highs in the mid 80s friday through next sunday mainly sunny skies. a murderer -- is still on the run tonight -- after police find a man -- killed -- inside shot at least once. his house -- ransacked -- with guns and a car -- stolen. that car -- later f away. people who live nearby say -- the neighborhood -- is normally peaceful. they are shaken up -- by this murder.. very surprised i have never she is not feeling good about the whole thing either. so far -- police -- not identifying any suspects. they believe -- this may have been random. if you know anyt

the system moves on tuesday and we wil day, along with a little warm-up. high temps will warm to the mid 80s on wednesday and thursday with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. another system moves in friday, which will again make us mostly cloudy, bring a slight chance for rain and pick up the breezes. high temps will drop to around 80 that day. the low 80s. a video -- from a wisconsin highway -- shows a driver -- slightly cooler temps and a bit of a breeze ahead of the system. chances for rain will start late sunday and continue on monday. expect highs in the mid 80s tomorrow and around 80 on monday. monday wil borderline windy with gusts to about 30 mph. the system moves on tuesday and we will see more sunshine that day, along with a little warm-up. high temps will warm to the mid 80s on wednesday and thursday with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. another system moves in friday, which will again make us mostly cloudy, bring a slight chance for rain and pick up the 80 that day. the start to next weekend will be mainly sunny with highs in the low 80s.

the system will drag in cooler on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the breezy category on monday. also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into tuesday. lighter winds are expected on tuesday as the center of the system pushes northeast and high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s. on wednesday the system will cooler air on the back end and will bring and winds back up to breezy on wednesday and keep high temps around 80 through thursday. high temps will start to warm a bit by the weekend. expect highs in the mid 80s friday through next sunday, with light winds and sunny to mainly sunny all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter so our annual coats for kids drive is underway. and once again this year, r please donate gently used or new children's coats at any tropical smoothie cafe. to find a location near you go to ktnv dot com or tropical smoothie dot com. thanks to the salvation army. as the temperatures start to get colder, they'll distribute the coats to families in need. and a big thank

with the system by the afternoon. a fourth, but much bigger system will approach from the pacific northwest starting friday afternoon. this will kick up our winds to upper end breezy friday and continue on saturday. expect highs in the upper 80s friday, then mid 80s for the weekend. time for a look at the weekend gusts to about 25 mph tomorrow, with highs around 90. cloud cover will make a push in the could see a stray storm. the breezes will become more occasional on tuesday and highs will top out in the upper 80s with partly cloudy skies. another day of partly cloudy skies wednesday as the second disturbance pushes through, with highs in the mid 80s. with the system by the afternoon. a fourth, but much bigger system will approach from the pacific northwest starting friday afternoon. this will kick up our winds to upper end breezy friday and continue on saturday. expect highs in the upper 80s friday, then mid 80s for the with highs around 90. cloud cover will make a push in the evening and the mountains could see a st

as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10 years from now the base will be different i can't imagine. >> that's an excellent point we did look at different models of how we would do the maintenance arrangement and looked at it upgrades in 6 years and again in 12 years but arrangement that motorola said a 15 years there was a savings by the bundles and have the option to modi

the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next wednesday. a huge closure that was supposed to be happening at the spaghetti bowl... has finished early. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live to show us bowl... has finished early. 13 action news reporter parker parker adlibs parker adlibs keep walking, you're doing viewer video shows the tense rampart. police say it took 3-hours for bradley christian francis to finally surrender. he's accused of shooting and killing his own grandmother. and only on 13 action news--we're hearing from a long-time friend of the victim. she raised five boys, by herself, all successful young man (butted) (sot) just a ternal he useful, she just loved everything about life never stopped learning never stop trying off camera, others say the francis had been diagnosed with heart disease and cancer... leading some to wonder if medication could have pushed him over the edge. police have not confirmed those details. right now, henderson police

and getting funding for the subway system it takes leadership from our elected officeholders to expand the subway system and not having leaders at the 11th hour coming up with plans that it must be has not had complete input on i will continue to follow this thank you. >> anyone wish to comment on item number - >> is closed. >> i'm sorry tom gilberty. >> tom gilberty the foifrmz expansion yes, the total miles of subway at the end of the two plans the cost of the subways versus under the circumstances to the buses the bus lanes and ultimate bus systems like to see that a little bit more flushed out what communities now need transit aid can we identify bottle necks now and can we spur impose the building plans like the eastern neighborhoods over that. >> finally i'm kind of concerned with final i've heard that the final plan the vision it will be presented at the end of this year and to me that is almost like we're just beginning and i'd like to - i don't want to say final final and then there's - he wonder if there is a subway that could go underground from the north part of no

as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10 years from now the base will be different i can't imagine. >> that's an excellent point we did look at different models of how we would do the maintenance arrangement and looked at it upgrades in 6 years and again in 12 years but arrangement that motorola said a 15 years there was a savings by the bundles and have the option to modi

looking at this system. the broad pit point which i'm making is banning or what we are deploying i say, let's not double standard. that's three in an integrated fashion. what technology level is in reached that would allow this system to be permitted to be deployed in a responsible matter and there are really ordinary systems ongoing. my favorite form of autonomous system, i mean, they mentioned these nine to leave but they are not necessarily already there. in a responsible manner they should be deployed. in the 30s gender. one last question which is this, if at all the autonomous systems can make the judgment part of that, that would be much later. that leads me to a second point, that is about who is responsible, a question of responsibility. is the manufacturer, the deliverer, so definitely we have a con quandary there.i would not say that an autonomous system on the ground in any case of it of his responsibility. definitely is a responsibility here but even the commander who is there is responsible. they ar

the system has been heavily rigged for trump and his friends. 's not so long ago, poppy, the same "new york times" reported that he had taken -- he got massive tax breaks from the city and state of new york for his businesses. $800 million. i talked to someone who was a figure in business. he said, it's unheard of. no one gets the breaks. if you look at it, it is problematic for a candidate. >> his supporters and surrogates are saying, he is the one who is going to fix the rigged system. he's going to have to tax code rewritten. his tax proposals he put out, independent economists look at them and say across the board, everyone gets a tax cut but the rich gets a bigger tax cut. it doesn't change what he got. >> exactly right. you know, the analysis so far, he had a huge set of tax cuts proposed earlier, and they were going to bust the budget so badly and create deficits that his advisers persuaded him to reduce the size. even with the reduced size, the breaks go mostly to people like donald trump and other elites like that. so it mocks the idea t

they discovered the debold system dropped 167 ballots and the other system got all of them. what do you trust? risk management. >> they are what we call materiality audits and processes auditing. materiality audits check the numbers, check you arrived at the right result. processes auditing checks everything that goes in making the result was done correctly. it's very hard to do that right. it's not the thing people get up in the morning -- you don't get up to be a processes auditor. those are things we need as much rigor to that as we do in all the processes that arrived at the actual results. >> let's switch for a moment. i want to come back to security voting machines later. let's talk about influence hacking. we have this sort of unprecedented election in the u.s. we never had this situation before, have we? i'm wondering, it's quite common overseas in elections where you've got this problem. the cia has been successful influencing elections in the past. give us an idea where we are contextually for this kind of situation in the u.s. is it true we haven't had before? >> w

the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into tuesday. lighter winds are expected on tuesday as the center of the system pushes northeast and high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s. on wednesday the system will drag in a reinforcement of cooler air on the back end and wednesday and keep high temps around 80 through thursday. high temps will start to warm a bit by the weekend. expect highs in the mid 80s friday through next sunday, with light winds and sunny to mainly sunny skies. (karla back to desk) tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomorrow. in addition, a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into tuesday. lighter winds are expected on tu

of course, the system is rigged. i think he's right, the interesting thing with trump is he raises a lot of good questions. he says a lot of things proven not incorrect. when you look at the answer, it isn't donald trump. he's not the one to help us out with any of this. he's right the system is rigged. i remember back in 2000 with a disputed election where they said we want to do things by the book. >> what i'm seeing is people are so worried that donald trump is not going to concede the election. on both side. it's kind of annoying. >> people approach me and say have you heard they are mobilizing the national guard and barack obama is going to run for a third term? the reality is the system -- it's not the electoral process he's pointing to. he's pointing to allegations and videos he apologized for and owned up to. then the wikileaks with tons of corruption on the part of the children tons. the true perception of the rigging of the media has been exposed fully for what it is. you watch any other channel, it's a comp

and the permit system. the nuisance system is built on the ancient classical legal principle -- something, something, something, i don't know latin. what that mean is, you have the right to use your property as you want so long as you harm no other person. as opposed to the permit system which says you are not allowed to do this thing unless the government allows you. now there are problems with the nuisance system. one of the problems is, that it's basically reactive. it allows people to commit harms. then you can sue them or get an injunction against them, more or less after they committed the harm or right immediately before they're going to commit the harm. permit system proposes to be proactive. no, no you have to prove to us that you are qualified honest and so forth before you act. the problem is there are many more problems with the permit system than with the nuisance system. for example, rent-seeking, the phenomenon where the government hands out benefits to people it becomes in their best interest

colors -- on the 13-first-alert -- desert doppler. a little system -- from mother nature -- is moving in on the valley. 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga -- is tracking what's headed our way. karla? continue to push through the area through tomorrow. as it does, we'll continue to see lots of cloud cover, the chance for scattered showers and cooler temps. most of the rain will stick to the mountains, but the valley will continue to have chances for sprinkles and light rain tonight through tomorrow. expect upper end breezy winds with gusts to about 30 mph invesigation -- into one of the deadliest state's history -- is just beginning. thirteen people -- including the driver -- died -- when a tour bus plowed -- into the back of a tractor- trailer. seven -- of the more than 30 people -- taken to a nearby hospital -- have been released. this accident -- happened near palm springs -- early this morning. in almost 35 years i've never all of us. fire department who handle it, chp personnel who handle it. we're going to do everything we can to find

the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high breezy category on monday. also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s. home. that neighborhood -- are living in fear. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- is live -- near hacienda and eastern -- at the home -- where the man was found .... . marti people i spoke with who live here say this is typically a very quiet neighborhood ... around 730 - yesterday evening - metro responded to this valley home on the 5300 block of surrey street . we are told a female roomate living here came home to find - the home ransacked- guns stolen and a man inside shot-. dead, a vehicle also went missing- later found blocks away . one father we spoke with says he's amping up security - it's his 9 month old daughters safety thats his number one 71637 im working with my neighbor he has like 8 camera s and he is installing one for me . 71640 is the main thing here hope she is going to be okay no one was at the home today -but this car with a sticker from the coroners

the system will also bring a big cool- down. high temps will top off in the energy will move through behind rise to the mid 80s on friday and saturday. dozens of protestors -- outside -- at red-rock resort and casino -- this morning. call --a die-in-- during -- an n-r-a meeting. activists -- wearing all black -- .covered in fake blood -- and carrying signs -- verna mandez/battle born progress 09:44:47 "so we are actually protesting and mourning the 33,000 lives that are taken each year in america due to gun violence." activists say -- nearly 80-percent of nevadans -- support legal background checks for gun sales. new information this afternoon -- on that school shooting -- in south carolina. we've just learned -- the 6- year-old boy -- who was critically wounded -- has died. jacob hall -- had been fighting for his life -- after a 14-year-old boy -- went on a shooting rampage -- at townville elementary school -- on wednesday. another child -- and school staffer -- were injur well. the teenager is also accused of killing his own fa

the system is rigged, go participate in the system. the system is not rigged. go vote. if you vote for trump, got bless you. you vote for hillary clinton, god bless you. this is a democracy. it works. it is really despicable the way he's undermining our democracy. >> very righteous this morning. >> i am. >> now he's going to get a punch in the nose. what do you make of these e-mails with kennedy, one of the undersecretaries of the state department, obviously in some kind of -- the way they're setting it up, it's like a desperate struggle to try to declassify e-mails to protect clinton, maybe even a suggestion of a quid bro quo. i'll give you more people to make something secure overseas if you take care of me on this. smells bad. >> ambassador kennedy is a career foreign servant. he's not a political hack like me. he's engaged with a career fbi official in the kind of to-and-fro that bureaucrats have all the time about what should be classified and what should not. this is retroactive classification, looking at it after the fact. that kind of stuff happens every day. >>

the u.s. criminal justice system is in a state of crises. mass incarceration, overcriminalization, there's an outcry for change in the prison system. the stats are jaw dropping. since president ronald reagan waged a war on drugs, prison population has quadrupled. while the united states makes up only 5% of the world's population, it's responsible for 25% of the world's prisoners. the reality is that 1 in 28 children has an incarcerated parent but for african-americans it's one in nine and poor families suffer the most. the criminal justice system is a $250 billion history with $80 billion spent on incarceration alone. on education. there is, however, a slow but growing effort to reform the criminal justice system. earlier this year, california released nearly 3,000 inmates. in july, president obama commuted the sentences of 46 drug offenders. >> hello, everybody. >> and became the first sitting president to visit a federal correctional institution. in october, the department of justice began releasing nearly 6,000 nonviolent inmates from fede

the weather system here will bring up the sea breeze and lead to cooling temperatures and systems to follow here toward the middle part of next week we think will bring us at least a chance of seeing a little more rain. seven-day forecast transitioning from fall back into summer-like temperatures just in time for fleet weekend around the bay area. close to 80 in san francisco. on saturday. cooler for sunday. really nothing cool about the inland forecast. starting tomorrow, mid 80s around the tri-valley and could see low 90s on saturday and sunday. notice temperatures start to cool down. we'll talk about the cool down midway next week. how much rain the bay area could see. the next best chance of rain around wednesday. that coming up next. back to you. >>> coming up, vice presidential candidates, they certainly got a little hot under the collar as they had a chance to stand up for their running mates. a recap of last night's debate and who everyone is talking about today. >>> first, happening right now, two very different views on two very different death penalty measures. facing calif

shower activity will become more scattered and gradually diminish through the rest of today, as the system pushes east of the area. high pressure will then build wednesday and thursday with partly cloudy skies each afternoon. with slight chances for rain and breezy winds by the systems, but still have a shot at showers with the residual drop and the wind will increase ahead of the next system, which sunday. this system will bring a bigger cool-down with high temps dropping to the mid 70s on monday and the winds will stay bring a bigger cool-down with high temps dropping to the mid 70s on monday and the winds a 13 action news update now -- all lanes of eye-15 at the spaghetti bowl are back open after a jack-knifed semi halted traffic for hours earlier today, chopper 13 fast and first to the scene... this made for a nightmare on the morning commute. the backup stretched for miles on both north and southbound lanes. but again -- all lanes of the 15 are back open. at the same time.... an 80 year old died--- when his pickup hit a truck parked on the shoulder of the southbounds lanes at i-15 and

that's first pass the post, a system where the majority wins you regress to a two-party system with very close margins. removing 5% of the voters from one party or the other could be a perfect attack for influencing the vote. >> we're actually out of time, but i promised you guys that you would get your questions in, so if you can ask them quickly and keep your answers brief, please. >> so i will try and be brief. i'm concerned mostly about the perception thing because we have this copy of the report that i know joe was here at the atlantic council two years ago on the stage with my boss, i work for congressman langevin, he was skyping in to talk about that. so i think that, you know, it's really great to see all this focus on election cybersecurity, but a lot of it is tied to the dnc hacking. i mean, there were voter registration databases that were getting dumped online and people were finding them for years before arizona and illinois. so how -- you know, i think the focus is good, but i think that the biggest concern is the perception that people will hav

where you are, the system works, it is not rigged. >> i have great confidence in what, the way the system in tennessee works. indeed i do. >> all right i want you to stay with us congresswoman. we got more to discuss land take a break and resume the questioning right after this. [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've been able to say, okay... ...here's the challenges you're going to have. and we can get it confirmed through our quickbooks. and what steps are we going to use to beat these obstacles before they really become a problem. [announcer] get 30 days free at quickbooks.com >>> tracking breaking news, a massive cyber attack taken down amazon and twitter among others. back with key donald trump supporter congresswoman marsha blackburn. i want to get pack to politics. you

the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next about 20 mph. this system will give us a reinforcement of cooler air and will keep highs in the low 80s for thursday. expect sunny skies through the beginning of the weekend. with high pressure building in, high temps will rise first to the mid 80s on friday, then to the upper 80s for the weekend. push of moisture from the southeast which will give us a bit of cloud cover and it may also give us a slight chance for rain. on monday, we will get an additional push of clouds from a pacific system moving in from the west. there will still be enough moisture in place and additional lift from the system to keep a slight chance for rain in the forecast. the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next wednesday. our security changes, after one of their donation bins is broken into. it's an update to a story you saw first on good morning las vegas. the people with "positi

. >> so we started down the journey of delivery system reform back in 2006, massachusetts. we started with three foundational pillars. the first one was cost containment. the second one was sustainable access. and the third one was quality. all of those wrapped up into value, frankly. and so i come from a system, at least, towards health care the last six years, roughly, we literally took the pillars of value, providing the highest quality care and burned down a bankrupt system. our chairman, essentially, took it over and said, look, guys, we'll go down the path to fully integrate the entire system, hospitals, emergency rooms, home care, ambulances, and we'll put the entire system in full down side financial risk on the commercial side and we'll try to now to integrate all the services that for our providers. so what did that lead to us for us. it led to two fundamental things that i define in delivery system reform. for the providers it led to better care delivery at the patient point of care, right? our physicians, our mps, our pas, all of our assistance, all of our provid

protecting the system. this aspen institute event is about an hour and a half. >> welcome to the aspen institute. i'm charlie firestone. we are a nonpartisan nonprofit policy program that addresses andimpact of communications information technology on democratic institutions and values. i can think of no more basic democratic values and free and fair elections. it's essential to the legitimacy of government and the faith of the people in the democratic process. program hasrs this looked at issues of elections and cyberspace, campaigns in cyberspace, and american media and voter information. we have been very interested in this topic for many years. the electoral process has been called into question in a couple of ways. there have been allegations of fraud and rigging in the election. we wanted to address it directly. there are allegations of foreign governments hacking institutions. of theluence the outcome election. for these reasons we have allied with the election verification network. 185 professionals.

the provider system's trying to clinically integrate better. e talked about earlier, from paying for volume to paying for value, i think it represents an opportunity for employer sponsors to look at all of the locations where they have significant membership and how do they take advantage of and maybe in some cases drive some of the transformation that's occurring in the system so they can deliver health insurance at low lower cost and with better health outcomes to their members. >> for novant health, as we look at a value care environment and strategy, first, it really starts with the consumer. how do we begin to define the consumer? and i ask you to follow along with me here. so, we have kind of a three-prong view of what the consumer looks like. for us, that first bucket is that nonpatient consumer. those are the individuals today that are not welcome into our queue facilities or clinics. 55% of the population that's not engaged whatsoever. and so, it begins with how do we begin to tell our story? how do we begin to communicate with those co

on sunday, the winds will pick up as another pacific system passes to our north. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house. just 9 days to go -- until election day. donald trump -- was in las vegas today. and -- his supporters -- came out in droves. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- was at the rally -- and joins us in the studio -- with more. christopher ..... thousands of donald trump today as they backed the republican presidential candidate .... 183231 in 9 days we are going to win the state of nevada... nevada ... the state of nevada right ? 183238 as trump adrressed the croud .... he proudly made sure to get the states name correct this time . and trump believers didn't pass up a chance -to dispay their signs (.191814 trum trump trump) trump didn't miss an oportunity to capitalize on hillary clintons email scandal by encouraging people to get out to the polls . check on hillary's curruption and that is the power of the vote 184227 the republican presidential candidate also hit a number of his current campaign messages, including

the system is rigged. wikileaks also shows how john podesta rigged the polls by oversampling democrats, a voter suppression technique. that's happening to me all the time. when the polls are even, when they leave them alone and do them properly, i'm leading. but you see these polls where they're polling democrats. how is trump doing? oh, he's down. they're polling democrats. the system is corrupt, rigged and broken. and we're going to change it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. in an e-mail podesta says he wants oversamples for our polling in order to maximize what we get out of our media polling. it's called voter suppression because people will say, oh, gee, trump's down. folks, we're winning. we're winning. we're winning. these thieves and crook, the immediate, yeah not all of it, not all of it, but much of it -- they're the most crooked -- they're almost as crooked as hillary. they may even be more crooked than hillary because without the media, she would be nothing. without the media, hil

so how do you coordinate different, the home health care system to the hospital health care system. s is about crash-to-care scenario i talked about. scale project on the top right, installing fall detection sensors into senior living facility so that -- oh, by the way -- you probably know this -- hundreds of people die every year in the united states because they just fall on the ground not because they're sick they just fall and can't get up, don't have the muscle and strength to get up. they will fall there, down there, stay there for three days, they die. okay. and simple fall detection sensors can solve the problem. if you can detect it send a signal to the emergency department so they can check that out. i don't have a lot of time left. maybe i came too far here. so we cannot do this, i cannot do it by our self we do it with the partnerships, all these partners. all of these departments work together also all of the companies that work on iot in general work together. also this is international and global activity. one thing i want to make sure we understand is, we cannot, when

the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next our winner tonight of a dig this certificate is marcus caudill! on sunday, we'll get a bit of a of moisture from the southeast which will give us a bit of cloud cover and it may also give us a slight chance for rain. on monday, we will get an additional push of clouds from a pacific system moving in from the west. place and additional lift from the system to keep a slight chance for rain in the forecast. the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next wednesday. our winner tonight of a dig this certificate is marcus caudill! at $169, you'll get to drive a five and a half ton caterpillar excavator in america's biggest adult sand box. if you'd like a shot at winning, enter at ktnv dot com. dig this is a proud sponsor of the prizes for this promotion. terrifying moments inside an oklahoma business when a man with a knife barges in. but.... it's what he told employee

the hospital. you'll nevr amount of drugs -- found in her system. and remember -- chopper 13 bringing you breaking news -- fast and first. cameras are rolling -- inside a parent hits a kid. and the boy isn't even his own child. watch this. the man -- walks slowly toward slug him in the stomach. the boy -- crumbling to the floor. then -- man walks out of the building. john mclean/victim "i was in the hallway, the day was on wednesday and then somebody punched me in my stomach." butt with lena mclean/son punched at school "you watched my son on that ground and you didn't do nothing and all you could say child. i wouldn't do that to you. i wouldn't do that to none of your kids?.."i'll feel much better when he is locked up." this one. a maryland toddler -- found with drugs in her system. and now her father -- jayson hall-- is in big trouble. blood tests show -- the 20-month-old girl -- somehow -- swallowed -- xanax -- and p-c-p and told her -- the toddler -- was out cold. she rushed home. neighbors -- performing c-p-r -- until medical help arrived. (mos/

the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next wednesday. breaking news.... a suspect has been identified in death of a man found inside his home over the weekend... 28 year-old james farr ii is man accused of killing the victim, who was found october 1st - near hacienda ad spencer his charged with murder....burglary while possessing a firearm and... grand larceny auto the tmobile will host its first ever hockey game this weekend! graphics: the games will be played in the new t-mobile arena for the first time on friday (versus dallas at 7 p.m.) and saturday (versus colorado at 7 p.m.). limited tickets for both games remain. for all event information or to buy tickets visit lakings.com/frozenfury. http://kings.ice.nhl.com/club/p age.htm?id= 68634 more problems for samsung... more problems for samsung... two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney

the system will be to our east by tuesday afternoon. high temps will remain in the upper 80s monday through next wednesday. police say they've seen four times as many burglaries as normal times as many burglaries as normal in the sun city and solera neighborhoods! now they're telling neighors to look into extra security. henderson police believe the watching for people to leave... then forcing their way into the homes. officers held two meetings yesterday advising neighbors to add extra measures like security doors and window film. and neighbors say they will be paying closer attention to their surroundings. police say they have increased patrols in the areas during the day... when they say most of the crimes have happened. we're getting a look at the man accused of beating his grandmother before shooting her in the head outside of their shared summerlin home. po christian francis then refused to come out of the house, sparking an hours- long stand off near lake mead and rampart tuesday. now only on 13 action news...a long-time friend of