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Defense secretary, who will take over as acting pentagon chief when secretary james mattis leaves next week. >> we have a number of options going on with hypersonic missiles. >> shanahan warns the u.s. needs to be able to detect the fast-flying missile, much further away than current radar systems can handle. the u.s. has to detect it thousand, not hundreds of miles away, because of its high speed approach. the pentagon may spend more than $1 billion trying to develop and field its own capabilit...

Over as acting pentagon chief when secretary james mattis leaves next week. >> we have a number of options going on with hypersonic missiles. >> reporter: shanahan warns the u.s. needs to be able to detect the fast-flying missile much further away than current radar systems can handle. the u.s. has to detect it thousands, not hundreds of miles away because of its high-speed approach. the pentagon may spend more than $1 billion trying to develop and field its own capabilities. the russians are ma...

Billion trying to counter its capabilities. the russians are making significant yet unproven claims about their missiles saying its capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. it the flies up to 20 times faster than the speed of sound. it can adjust altitude and direction to avoid detection. putin says its invincible. >> were going to need a different set of sensors in order to see the hypersonic threats. our adversaries know that. >> the challenges are also political for president trump who is relat...

Concert goer feels creepy to know you might have been there and image was captured but you think she needs that for her safety but then what happens to information so that data is now in nashville or somewhere elsesome or did they sell it? >> not getting it back so we dont have information about that and we have no idea as to how that might be, in fact, handled with regard to -- what that information -- what happens to information once they have it and do they legally have right to then repurpos...

Members have said to the incoming speaker, if you compromise at all, even a bit, you are not getting our vote on the house floor, and so this is really about what direction democrat parties going to take up in washington. dagen: well do they think a shutdown would somehow benefit the american people? >> i think they do although we found out from january when leader schumer did this even though it was a three day shutdown the public reacted poorly so i really think here, youve got the president w...

Undocumented when she worked there in 2010 through 2013. the women said two supervisors at the club helped them to avoid detection to keep their jobs. from never nancy to pro pelosi. lynch was part of a brief to block pelosi from getting the votes he needs. he said he changed his mind after one of the best conversations he ever had with him. he is confident she will be speaker when they vote on the floor. dan mccready. state election officials investigating questionable witness signatures and ot...

Told the times they entered the country illegally and got work at trump national golf club with tony papers. the managers at the club knew they were illegal and helped them avoid detection. the times says theres no evidence trump or executives knew about the womens immigration status. former president george h.w. bush now in his final resting place at his presidential library at texas a&m university. "hail to the chief" played as americas 41st president was carried off hits funeral train in co...

But environmental groups are calling the proposed change an act of die hard denial. the "new york times" claims trumps new jersey club hired undocumented undocumented immigrants. two women say they entered the country illegally. the managers of the club knew they were working illegally and helped them avoid detection. a trump organization spokesperson says the company has tens of thousands of employees and strict hiring guidelines. former president george h.w. bush, now in his final resting ...

Documentation in an attempt to circumvent the law, they will be terminated immediately." but the women who talked to the times say their managers knew and took steps to help them evade detection and keep their jobs. but maybe this president, who has threatened to shut down the federal government over funding for his promised border wall -- >> a possible shutdown if we dont get the wall money. >> if we dont get border security, possible shutdown. >> maybe he should shut down bedminster. maybe it ...

Wrong results 10% of the time. but that 90% gives doctors hope. >> it can be done in the doctors office, conceivably. i think theres great promise with the test, but its not ready for primetime today. >> reporter: there have been tests like this before in development that have failed, but theres a belief this one could revolutionize early detection. david? >> well stay on this. >> yeah, well stay on this. steve, thank you. there is also news about another medical first tonight. doctors in braz...