Starting with what you will see before you. And then second beginning at 315 with the problems of tackling disinformation and we are delighted to start off today with remarks of those run the frontline we have the director performance security and infrastructure security at the department of Homeland Security and then coming right from the frontlines to deal with these issues he will give us an overview of what that government is trying to do to tackle the issue head on. And then most recently was the National Security council and the director for resilience and then to be engaged in Election Security and integrity. At that the Harvard Institute of politics and with that Public Outreach and the various issues so we would be concerned since the 2016 election. Mark will be joined by a david founder for the center for election and research one dad is devoted to this precise issue and has spent many years at the Pew Research Foundation looking at public am pulling opinion. And last but not
Hello everybody welcome to the brookings event on election and here at the Brookings Institute to have several colleagues to join me for an indepth discussion on this topic we will do a twopart event today starting with what you see before you. With the integrative process and then as second panel on the problems tackling this implication with a campaign were in the midst of. And with those keynote remarks some one from someone on the front lines. And the infrastructure security with the department of homeland security. And with they are doing with those t issues and then to go into a discussion with mark harvey with the National Security council for the person in charge of coordinating all of the initiatives. And with Election Security and integrity. And at the Harvard Institute of politics will also trying to work with the outreach on those issues and to understand whats involved on the various issues and to be and in the midterms. And with the organization especially devoted with th
And then second beginning at 315 with the problems of tackling disinformation and we are delighted to start off today with remarks of those run the frontline we have the director performance security and infrastructure security at the department of Homeland Security and then coming right from the frontlines to deal with these issues he will give us an overview of what that government is trying to do to tackle the issue head on. And then most recently was the National Security council and the director for resilience and then to be engaged in Election Security and integrity. At that the Harvard Institute of politics and with that Public Outreach and the various issues so we would be concerned since the 2016 election. Mark will be joined by a david founder for the center for election and research one dad is devoted to this precise issue and has spent many years at the Pew Research Foundation looking at public am pulling opinion. And last but not least and that many of you will know in the
Differently this time. The district will remain open. It canceled classes two weeks ago. Officials say not having school is disruptive and nothing can replace a teacher in front of the class. Pg e is saying the outage website will be ready to handle the load this time around. The site went down during the last shutoff. The company says it has an alternate address ready for the expected increase in traffic. They mistakenly gave out the wrong web address yesterday afternoon but veeventually corrected that mistake. Lets get an update on the weather and traffic with drew. Red flag warning later today. First beginning at noon in the north bay, then at 3 00 p. M. It will expand to include the inland east bay. Later on in the evening, it will include the Santa Cruz Mountains. Winds gusting over 30 Miles Per Hour. The peak times for this will be later tonight into early thursday morning. Well look at the warm temperatures in a few minutes. A debris fire in the transbay tube is apparently to bl
Bit. We expect metering lights to be on in about 20 minutes or so. Moving over to the san mateo bridge, you can see we have some brake lights showing, but were seeing the same story across the bay area. Thats good news, excluding the altamont pass, thats our usual problem spot. The richmondsan rafael bridge, six minutes. San mateo bridge, 13 minutes. Dumbarton bridge, 8 minutes. 34,000 pg e customers are preparing to be in the dark today and tomorrow. Pg e could cut the power to parts of three bay area counties because of the high fire danger. The shutoffs could happen in san mateo, sonoma and napa counties. Were told pg e will make that decision between 11 00 and 1 00 today. Lauren martinez is live in napa county with how people are preparing this morning. Lauren . Reporter businesses and homes could be without power starting at 3 00 this afternoon. 7 stshg 7,500 drenresidents could be affected by this. Thats less than two weeks ago. Heres a list of areas pg e says could experience sh