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They are all boston strong and we salute them. Im anderson cooper. Good night. I hope you were with us during the last hour and you were inspired as watching adrianne hasletdavis story. She is truly boston strong. One thing she wanted to get across to everyone watching is something her grandmother said to her as a kid it is okay to not be okay sometimes. But adrien is doing okay. And she has a long road ahead of her as do many of the survivors but we will root for her along the way. If you are j...

Of wide-scale invasion and an influx of refugees. the nato forces, specifically the 82nd airborne will try to set up camps and air leave ate some of the pressure and as im sure the admiral will talk about, the multi-national efforts. there are 80,000 troops in europe and they are used to dealing with these countries. this is about this partnership, and undoubtedly this overt effort is a message to vladimir putin that as you sort of played in the lead-in, this is only strengthening nato. thats ce...

Ago. we got new information from natos secretary general saying it has 100 jets on hoy alert. he also called this the most dangerous moment in security in a generation. what are you watching for next here? >> he is right on both counts, and so we were focussed a moment ago, joe, on these ground troops. there is a naval component and an aviation comb known. there are warships going on alert. there are aircraft going on alert alongside these battle groups that i just mentioned, so he is correct, a...

Potentially years and years to come? they dont have confidence that the u.s. is going to help them. theyre very disappointed. >> richard, back here were reading and watching everything we can get our hands and eyes on about the situation there and some accounts from kabul talked today about the return of traffic cops at intersections and street scenes that almost look and feel normal, kind of a bloodless takeover. im curious if you can express how the tightening feels around you. and because our...

Picture on a very public plat form. it was clear they were navy s.e.a.l.s and team five, which everybody knows is serving in iraq. which is generally a violation off the op-sec, operational security. that said he can declassify what he wants and its not a firm and fast rule of never showing faces when theyre deployed in a war zone. craig? >> hans nichols for us. thank you for that, sir. lets bring in phil rucker, white house bureau chief of "the washington post." and an army retired officer who ...

Also eavesdropping technology. the way the u.s. can try to counter that is essentially to train their people to use good op-sec, operational security. so u.s. officials have been told if you are not generally a proech approached by attractive members of the opposite section and x a suddenly happens, be suspicious. >> oh, my gosh. >> one example where a u.s. official in china was having trouble with his hotel key card. he gave it to his agency and they found a tiny listening device embedded in th...

Nobody wants one branch to have unfettered power. people like devin nunes are doing their job but they are not letting them doing their job. what is the attorney general doing? if he wont do his job he needs to go. >> you know, sean, sadly, there are elements within the d.o.j. that are running right now their own personal star chamber. it seems to be a rogue operation. i dont think they understand that they are not running an independent industry. let me give you a quick example. its now clear t...

Have unfettered power. people like devin nunes are doing their job but they are not letting them doing their job. what is the attorney general doing? if he wont do his job he needs to go. >> you know, sean, sadly, there are elements within the d.o.j. that are running right now their own personal star chamber. it seems to be a rogue operation. i dont think they understand that they are not running an independent industry. let me give you a quick example. its now clear that the unredacted redactio...

Some clues in the document itself and in its audit trails of who viewed the report, printed it out and because of a variety of basically op-sec mistake, both by the source and unfortunately by the intercept -- >> op-sec the term you used, for our viewers and listeners, operational security? >> thats right. so the intercept handed the government a color printout of the file they had been sent by their source and among other things, that showed apparently through watermarking called micro dots the...

Because of op-sec, operational security, they those not to share that with us or the american people until this is all over. but the general raises a good point about how much supervision and surveillance could have, should have been in use here. general, ive learned in a note just handed to me, these two riverine vessels were apparently transiting from kuwait to bahrain. its unclear if they will continue on that mission to bahrain. sometimes the gears of this kind of thing can move slowly. >> y...