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the whitaker's applyfor a permit in 2016 to make their home . had pre-application meetings and despite what the appellants said they did meet with their neighbors including the appellate and reached out to the association in 2016. one no onefollowed an application for discretion . as for the them self though whitaker's engaged with an extensive lead in 2018 tomake sure he was okay with the project . let me just pause here tosee if i can share my screen . >> we can prosper time . >> thank you. [inaudible] >> take your time. >> give me a second. >> sorry aboutthat, alex . >> that's what alec is therefore. >> that's why he gets paid the big dollars, right thank you alex . >> i fixed it. there more technically savvy that i . slide one is a permit were talking about. the permit that's before you. it's the permit thatfixed these problems . slide 2 shows you a portion of the email exchange. a portion of the email exchange between the permit holders and their nadir. and higher exchange is attached to the brief and it shows they wereforthright with their

cbs' bill whitaker reported on sunday night's "60 minutes," it wouldn't take much to throw the entirery into darkness. >> reporter: the grid is a sprawling target. there are actually three in the u.s., the eastern, western and texas has its own. most of us rarely notice substations. there are 55,000 across the country. each housing transformers, the work horses of the grid. inside these massive metal boxes, raw electricity is converted to higher or lower voltages. should a transformer explode like this one in manhattan during superstorm sandy, the system is designed to trigger a localized grid-preserving blackout. but if several sections of the grid go down at the same time, the shutdowns can cascade like dominoes. that's whaset off thgreat northeast blackout in 2003, leaving 45 million americans without power. a few months before the assault on metcalf, jon wellinghoff commissioned a study to see if a physical attack on physical transformers could trigger cascading blackouts. >> it was actually a very shocking result. the very few number of substations you need to take out in the ent

>> less than 20. >> bill whitaker joins us now, just 20 substations?hat's unbelievable, but your reporting is it could be less than that. >> that was from 2013 and found the number was lower, nine. taking out nine critical substations could black out the whole country. we've been told that number has not changed much, less than 20 is a fair assessment. >> what can the government or anybody do about this? >> spend money, one to increase the capacity of the high-power transmission lines to decrease vulnerability to large-scale blackouts, that's happening with the administration's new infrastructure bill. two, invest in better security. that's not happening right now. remember, the country's 3,000 power companies are in the business of selling electricity, not national security. and last point is really important because the threat is real. just last week three white supremacists pleaded guilty to plotting to attack power grids throughout the country and had a plan to hit critical substations simultaneously to cause a massive blackout. >> scary, bill whit

the whitaker's applyfor a permit in 2016 to make their home . had pre-application meetings and despite what the appellants said they did meet with their neighbors including the appellate and reached out to the association in 2016. one no onefollowed an application for discretion . as for the them self though whitaker's engaged with an extensive lead in 2018 tomake sure he was okay with the project . let me just pause here tosee if i can share my screen . >> we can prosper time . >> thank you. [inaudible] >> take your time. >> give me a second. >> sorry aboutthat, alex . >> that's what alec is therefore. >> that's why he gets paid the big dollars, right thank you alex . >> i fixed it. there more technically savvy that i . slide one is a permit were talking about. the permit that's before you. it's the permit thatfixed these problems . slide 2 shows you a portion of the email exchange. a portion of the email exchange between the permit holders and their nadir. and higher exchange is attached to the brief and it shows they wereforthright with their

40 lane, the whitaker family and countless other people. there aren't many easy solutions doing the best i can and the hope is relief from inflation at the pump, and the grocery store will eventually come. and that was coco mcevoy reporting, experts suggest shoppers go to bulk stores for lower prices. they also save you plan your meals ahead of time. it will help cut down what you buy at the store. so make a list. don't go in there hungry all that good stuff. all right. it is the weekend. it's the most important forecast of the weekend. rosemary we got some rain coming. yes thankfully, we know we need it. it's going to be with us for saturday. it pulls out by about sunset, and then we'll be drive for the back end of the weekend. so if you do have plans to be out and about and you can make your choice, whether or not it's saturday or sunday sunday may be the better day unless you enjoy playing in the rain giving you a look at what is happening outside our doors at this hour. it's a dry one. air quality is good to moderate around the region f

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should applaud the terrific work of the ways and means committee trade staff, particularly alexander whitaker, katy white, sophiaer if behr. their expertise and dedication made this possible and i thank them for their contributions. i think in the many years i have been in this house, one of the most moving moments occurred yesterday when we heard the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, duly elected, incidentally, talk about the pain and anguish but also the courage of the ukrainian people. to witness the bombardment and the murder and killing of innocent children by this russian dictator, i hope all the world, like this congress today, will jab huer. but it's not enough just to applaud and to talk about the challenges that russia has presented to the civilized world. we have to do something about it. this coming on the heels of the oil embargo will also receive, i believe, today, broad bipartisan support. it will swiftly move from congress to president biden's desk. there is no time to waste. with that, madam speaker, i urge our colleagues to support h.r. and the contributions of irish immigran

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. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm norahnell. >> i'm lesley stahl: those stories tonight, but first, holly williams with the latest from ukraine this evening. >> reporter: this past week, ukrainians marked a month since vladimir putin launched his brutal invasion of their country-- bombarding its cities, and killing more than 1,000 civilians, according to the united nations. more than half of this country's children have now fled their homes, according to the u.n. but russia's ground invasion has been stymied by ukrainian counter-attacks, and the russians are stalled outside the capital kyiv. between 7,000 and 15,000 russian troops have been killed, according to a nato official. moscow even suggested on friday it may now have more limited goals focused on ukraine's far east. ukraine's resistance is being fueled by tens of thousands of volunteers signing up to fight. at a military base this past week, we met some of those new recruits, and they showed us their armory-- boosted by weapons sent by nato countries. but they want

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solzhenitsyn, of course, is a famous example along with whitaker chambers, such a noble example in this country, and many others in the course of these however many years now since marx and ingles as we were reminded this morning. one of them who fell under its crude charms in youth and certainly in the case of solzhenitsyn who was brainwashed along with his whole generation to -- in his case, to move away from the beliefs of his ancestors and even of his parents, his mother who raised them in a christian faith and who raised them in traditional values as they are now called, the kind of obvious values that you talk about. but solzhenitsyn fell under that sway of the -- yeah, i say crude charms, the superficial trappings of marxism seem so appealing for those who only consider them for a couple of minutes. sure, it sounds -- that sounds good. that sounds fair. >> it makes sense. that's part of the problem. catholicism doesn't make any sense. but marxism makes sense. >> it's easy. it's easy to say -- we also heard this morning how easy it is to send those virtue signals. easy to say, wel