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Was a political hit piece document put together by christopher steele using russian government sources and some of hillarys best friends as sources. also breaking this hour as it relates to the case of bruce and nelle orr. we reported on the husband and wife after it was discovered that bruce orr, the justice department official he passed on the anti-trump steele dossier. he gave it to the fbi. it was his wife nelle working for fusion gps on the dossier. and according to a report in the daily ...

Was a political hit piece document put together by christopher steele using russian government sources and some of hillarys best friends as sources. also breaking this hour as it relates to the case of bruce and nelle orr. we reported on the husband and wife after it was discovered that bruce orr, the justice department official he passed on the anti-trump steele dossier. he gave it to the fbi. it was his wife nelle working for fusion gps on the dossier. and according to a report in the daily ...

Finds out that the us has alert system, i am not quite sure. >> i have a feeling talk shows will be abuzz with this tomorrow. we will see a lot in we may see the president talk about this as well. eliza collins, usa today, thank you. >> thanks! >> when this happened we were all wondering if this could have been some kind of hack or cybersecurity situation. we want to bring in a cybersecurity analyst and senior fellow at the center for digital government who joins us on the phone now. we talked y...

A leading cybersecurity analyst tells fox news this morning that they were warning law enforcement and intelligence community as early as 2015 that 2300 officials and spouses were targeted by the cyber espionage group known as fancy bear. linked and backed by russian military intelligence. the coordinated attack coming one year before the u.s. election is seen to helping to lay the ground work for russian interference during the campaign. the analysts said the come prom aisles of yahoo and gmail...

Territory. >> julie: james rosin, thank you very much. we love having you on. you are an expert and im not. thank you. >> you bet. >> jon: there is a new report suggesting that a breach at the national security agency might be worse than first thought. "the new york times" reporting the u.s. government might not even be aware if secrets were leaked or hacked and they arent sure whether the hacker is still at work. the times says a group called the shadow brokers has been targeting the nsa and th...

Cybersecurity analyst, antiterrorism, morgan right. the level of advanced planning, very intelligent and sick person. he had a lot of angles covered to do a lot of damage. he had the room service card and a camera on him. what does that tell you about this man? >> the sophistication of his planning, when i saw this not only the card, what we are facing, didnt think about ieds, explosives, if he put a camera there inside that car, he could have waited until he saw somebody, detonated those things...

>> reporter: u.s. military noncombat aviation crashes are up this year, so far this year there have been 12 non-combat crashes. in the same time last year, there were only eight. arthel? arthel: thanks, ellison. rick: well, isis appears to be losing steam in syria where a human rights agency says syrian troops took back the last major town in homs province. a group from lebanon helped them kill 30 isis militants over the weekend and regain control of the area. the syrian troops now heading east ...

>> as far as hacking, i think it was russia, but i think we also get hacked by other countries and other people, and i can say that when we lost 22 million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they did not make a big deal out of that. that was something that was extraordinary that was probably china. >> gregg: president-elect on atomic it clear that russia was behind the dnc hacking and now he plans to host a series of meetings with corporate executives who have faced their own cy...

>> jenna: talking a lot about cybersecurity these days and there is a virtual weapon of mass destruction threatening our way of life with just the click of a mouse or something else, according to an energy department report, the u.s. electric grid is an "imminent danger" of cyber attack. he points at the devastating impact including digital danger putting lives in danger, not to mention a major hit on the u.s. economy. it also makes dozens and dozens of recommendations on how we can protect ours...

Higher standards to meet. >> its indeed overwhelming. they weapon iced data. they dumped it during an election with the specific intent of influencing the outcomes. that is not something china has ever done. >> after this chinese military hacking unit was exposed, the justest department indicted five people. >> espionage by members of the chinese military. >> one when china sold the rec, the obama administration did not publicly punish beijing by expelling diplomats. sanctions were only threaten...