beauty, but brutal. we are travelling through the masses of the hindu kush, through the world s second highest road tunnel, the salang tunnel. a place of legend. it s an engineering wonder, but a death trap. especially in winter, in avalanches and accidents. the only highway rescue at the spot is saki momhammed, selling chains for tyres, in the coldest winter in a decade. tough stuff, in threadbare clothes. translation: it gets so cold
beauty, but brutal. we re travelling through the massives of the hindu kush, through the world s second highest road tunnel, the salang tunnel, a place of legend. it s an engineering wonder, but a death trap, especially in winter, in avalanches and accidents. the only highway rescue at this spot is sakhi mohammad, selling chains for tyres, in the coldest winter in a decade. tough stuff, in threadbare clothes. translation: it gets so cold, you can t see the road. - you can t walk, and the heaters in cars don t work. these are the lives
themselves, the american people certainly deserve good governments, and better. here with the latest is threadbare. i ve been following it all day, i ve been in contact all day with people involved with these negotiations, and however, if they get this deal done, i am not certain it gets to 218. it make it to 14, or to 18 and then there would still be a nee to get a few more on board. get that s right, i ve been hearing the same thing, that that number is roughly to hundred 14 or 215. you re heading into the weekend friday where the will be expected some members on both sides of the aisle that will no show up and will not be there for reasons for the remember th democrats every time, every ballot have hit 212, the maximu number they have the votes, if there are fewer, it changes the math, and europe magic number
closely. it s all mixed together, and that s one of the really important things to remember here. this was a system that wasn t already functioning, you know, at full speed. in 2000 we had a crisis, and we really invested in elections and had this huge infusion of cash that allowed election administrators to upgrade their technology, reform the way we did elections. but since then they have sort of atrophied. they have been treated adds an after thought by the city and county governments that fund elections. administrators are sort of already running a little threadbare. many do multiple jobs. they did it because they loved elections. then you add in these information requests that were compared to me by some of the experts a distributed denial of services act, you re overwhelming the small offices with requests they re legally obligated to fulfill. they don t have the staff to do
stealing data and prosecutors said they found information stored on servers. five year up $9 million bounty, monday, the new york times are part of the company had been the target of the so-called election diners reporting using threadbare evidence were not at all, the group suggested a small american election software company had secret ties to the chinese communist party. given the chinese government back door access to a personal data of 2 million poll workers in the united states. linda died the accusations and reported that the company claimed all the data for the american customers were stored on secure servers. no ties to the chinese government. however, one day later, the ceo of the company as you see he was arrested by the l.a. county officials in connection with