75% of all precincts in florida are now reporting. hillary clinton with the slight lead. she has 3,465,00 votes. that s the early number in florida where polls closed just two minutes ago. 75% reporting. the state of florida right now, too close to call. 29 electoral votes up for grabs there. donald trump has said if i do not win florida, i cannot win the presidency. we few minutes. the decision desk has also not been able to call the extremely important state of pennsylvania. the numbers aren t yet in but, you know, pennsylvania surrounds itself in philadelphia. it is the philadelphia democratic machine that brought thousands out to try to win those collar counties around the city of philadelphia. hundreds of thousands of votes lead expected for democrats there. it has been leaning toward democrats during this season but certainly voters will decide and pennsylvania has been showing in our exit polls to be very close tonight. it has not voted for a republican presidential ca
are now reporting. hillary clinton with the slight lead. she has 3,465,00 votes. that s the early number in florida where polls closed just two minutes ago. 75% reporting. the state of florida right now, too close to call. 29 electoral votes up for grabs there. donald trump has said if i do not win florida, i cannot win the presidency. we could know in just the next few minutes. the decision desk has also not been able to call the extremely important state of pennsylvania. the numbers aren t yet in but, you know, pennsylvania surrounds itself in philadelphia. it is the philadelphia democratic machine that brought thousands out to try to win those collar counties around the city of philadelphia. hundreds of thousands of votes lead expected for democrats there. will the more rurals areas give that state to donald trump? it has been leaning toward democrats during this season but certainly voters will decide and pennsylvania has been showing in our exit polls to be very close to
and john kasich saw their road to the white house get much rockier as they turn their sights on indiana in their joint effort to stop donald trump from securing enough delegates to win the nomination before july convention. talking to our viewers about last night s results and the big wins for secretary clinton and donald trump. democrats can call in at 202-748-8000. republicans can call 202-748-8001. independence can call 202-748-8002. you can reach us on social media facebook onand on facebook.com/c-span. we will start our discussion about the primary results by looking at a bit of donald trump s victory speech. mr. trump: they have zero cap to victory and we will win on the first ballot, we do not look for the delegates on the 2, 3, 4, ballot. let s assume it went beyond the first ballot and let s assume the head of the rnc, who is a good man, let s say, donald or 15was 12 short delegates short or 25 short. cruz andore than ted far more than that ahead of john kasich. you
the attacker may be interested in disruption or destruction. they don t have to get outside of your network. they don t care about getting outside your network. so we need to understand that we re dealing with multiple different cyber problems. some are national security, infrastructure, making sure the grid doesn t go down. we need a different strategy with regard to that than we may need for the strictly criminal or theft problem. and when we have a more sophisticated policy in this regard, i think we re going to be able to make more progress. and also just to briefly follow up on a question that miss bonamici was talking about, as far as develop nug working ns for the cyber security workforce, are your companies seeing a workforce shortage? do you see a lot of growth for the future in that? mr. wood. we do see an enormous shortfall of cyber security professionals. in the state of virginia alone, the state government has announced that we have about 17,000 unfilled cybe
us such that moms and dads and aunts and uncles and grandparents and look at families and say these kids, adults have more of a tendency to become addicted to drugs and alcohol or not? i don t want to say there s a profile but certainly a family history of substance use disorder, whether it s alcoholism, which is so common, it s still the most common form of substance use disorder, can predispose subsequent generations. early experiment agent with things as such as cigarettes can be a suggestion that an individual is acting on some maybe buy logic or genetic impulse to alter one s state of mind. beyond that, it s kind of it could happen to anybody. is there any genetic mapping that s taking place, maybe dr. compton you want to dig into, such that it helps folks make sure that they know that they have a higher or lower t tendency to have this problem in life, sir? we have not unravelled again n again ngenetic disorders. some tobacco addiction. we haven t solved that when