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Venture. the boring company in awe thorn, california. last night guests were invited to take a cool-looking demo ride inside the subterranean tube at 40 miles per hour. musk made sure to tell everybody he hopes the cars reach 150 miles an hour. musk also plans for the cars to access -- for cars actually to access the tunnels using ramps and elevators. and his ideas are around the world. according to the boring company, fares are not finalized but will be comparable to or lower than public transp...

About an hour before the first of three cases were set to be argued by u.s. court of appeals judges. reporters and members of the public were free to enter the courtroom during the first two cases. but the secrecy clampdown quickly followed as the court shifted gears to the sealed grand jury case. a security officer wearing blue rubber gloves checked the chambers for any devices left behind. the live audio feed went dead. and then the clerk kicked the journalists off the entire fifth floor. dete...

So, i mean, everything that reporters were thinking they could try to get at least a glimpse, they were blocked from. >> like intrigue on top of mystery. evan perez, thanks very much. back with me is carrie cordero, former counsel to the u.s. assistant attorney general for national security. carrie, talk about a covert operation here. they shut down the stairwells, locked reporters in elevators. >> you know, grand jury -- federal what will evan is reporting is correct which is that this is rel...

Federal courthouses will have private elevators for the judges so you have to assume thats how they got in. so, thats probably what happened. and so these lawyers come in, and then they go out and get into their car. i dont know who it is and theres lots of speculation on twitter. what i will say is the number of people who are now in muellers web is greater than the number of people still in allegiance to the president. and thats all im going to say. right? i mean, in other words, what has happ...

For national security. carrie, talk about a covert operation here. they shut down the stairwells, locked reporters in elevators. any clues that jump out to you? >> if what evan is reporting is correct which is this is related in and way to an appeal of an issue regarding what was brought before the grand jury, grand jury has the highest secrecy related measures. and so they -- it is under the federal rules of criminal procedure that grand jury matters have to be kept secret. obviously, because o...

About an hour before the first of three cases were set to be argued by u.s. court of appeals judges. reporters and members of the public were free to enter the courtroom during the first two cases. but the secrecy clampdown quickly followed as the court shifted gears to the sealed grand jury case. a security officer wearing blue rubber gloves checked the chambers for any devices left behind. the live audio feed went dead. and then the clerk kicked the journalists off the entire fifth floor. dete...