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His hearings. its also the very first investigation they ever did in that room was 1912, the investigation into the sinking of the titanic. a little -- the more you know right there. lets turn to our pentagon correspondent who has been monitoring the other hearing thats going on on capitol hill right now. james comey in front of the senate intelligence committee. this is the first time weve seen the fbi director since the election. hans, talk to me about what we are hearing so far. he is there t...

Was and, two, we just cant afford this, right? we pushed the perimeter in. to your point, if somebody, talk about a soft target, if somebody wants to bring firearm on airport property and do something like, this they just drive up to baggage claim. pete: absolutely. in this process he checked it legal. firearm unloaded in checked baggage. i have done it familiar procedure. they do it a lot. he picked it up off the carousel and spending time in airports. i have spent a lot of time in airports. mu...

Basically only the governor spoke, didnt provide any information regarding what he might be divulging, which you can only imagine is continuing at this hour. he has been in custody since basically 10 minutes after 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. speak up more information regarding the general discharge and especially this report that dana just mentioned about having some psychological issues. joining us with mark, former decorative tsa administrator. thank you for joining us. developing situation here...

They didnt have the server. but he didnt need the computer because they already had the forensics data part of something thats called upstream collection. this should be included in his intel briefing today at 12:30. so hes not wrong. at the same time, they didnt need the server according to our investigative unit. >> got it. theres a headline thats been making the roundabout president obama on air force i and air force i essentially not being allowed to go fly him to play a game of golf. "crew ...

I think these people want donald trump to succeed are going to try to support him, not the democrats, but the republicans. the issue here is the intelligence community feeling like this man really doesnt trust us, "the wall street journal" report this week that he is trying to reorganize -- s before which they denied. >> juan: its just like a back and forth before a the president-elect and intel community. >> it helps donald trump the fact that he has nominated former senator dan coats to take j...

Anarchist who called informers expendable. didnt care about exposing them. and out to get them, i dont know what assessment you make about this. >> bob is he right with md. >> absolutely right. the cia was asked, assessment, guess. white house asked for guess so trump is wrong. didnt get it wrong. said best guess. i ran iraqi operations and i know what the briefings were. bush administration went in, were going to war in any case, give us talking points. thats the truth of it. this is not compar...

This is forensics. this is the national security agency, the fbi, dhs, have all come down and said the russians did it to help trump, and thats the end of the story. and thats as good as intelligence and evidence ever gets. >> jim, there are so many hot spots all over the world. how dangerous could things get if donald trump continues to be at odds with the intelligence community in the future? >> heres the issue. when the ic comes to him and says north korea has a nuke it could put on the tip o...

In the business, like sothebys. it sold a painting that wasnt what it first seemed. while buyers used to rely on the eye of the expert, the eye of the x-ray now offers the ultimate guarantee, and that means big business for this authentication lab in south london. >> what we do here using science and forensics is not common in the art market. its becoming more so. and that just means inevitably a little more is coming out. youre finding these cases of forgeries. were really looking at the materi...

Adviser disagrees with mr. trump on whether russia was involved. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr is live with more. what have you learned? >> highly technical business here, but officials are saying that they are beginning to identify the markers, the digital fingerprints that point back to moscow. what are some of the indicators they feel they have locked down now? well, they say they have been able to conduct a forensics that lead to the actual keyboards that were used using the cyril...

The context, you know, this isnt just about the forensics, its also about motive, means, and opportunity. if it wasnt the russians, frump and people suggest hey, its the chinese masquerading as the russians. thats certainly possible, technical, but is it realistic? and may hear from analysts that talk about that. >> quickly, sean spicer in that interview we played you earlier, plays the russian versus the china. why two different public responses from the white house this morning? >> very simply...