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Information, again targeted from an ip address from an unknown location in russia and thats effort was also unsuccessful. >> reporter: watts a senior fellow at national security think tank said during the campaign donald trump repeated claims also pushed by russian media. >> he denies the intel from the united states about russia. he claimed that the election could be rigged. that was the number one theme pushed by r.t. sputnik news all the way up until election. >> reporter: senator ron widen n...

The election may have been a lot more wide ranging than previously believed, not only do they blame a lot of the fake news spread on russian trolls but those testifying today say the russian meddling was in full effect during both the democratic and republican primary. so it looks like hillary clinton wasnt the only overt target here. one of the experts saying that senator marco rubio was an inadvertent target, and this afternoon senator rubio revealing for the first time his staff was the targe...

Both sides of the political spectrum with adversarial views toward the kremlin. they were in full swing in the political season. long before the field narrowed. senator rubio, in my opinion, you anecdotally suffered from these efforts. >> that cyber security expert later said that all of trumps republican primary opponents were targeted by russians. not the just rubio. and then rubio told the committee, it may still be happening. >> i would like the inform the committee within the last 24 hours,...

Up? >> sure. theres different kinds. i dont have enough technical details to know which one, but the normally dnq query, if youre at your browser and type in cnn.com and hit return, that sends a simple dns lookup query to the domain name system which is supposed to respond and say, well, the ip address is a long set of numbers, 12 numbers with a bunch of periods in the middle of it. thats a simple lookup. whats not clear to me is whether it was that simple lookup, and that is done to fetch a web...

Warrants, because i wanted to get our viewers a sense of what it takes to get a >> sandra: in warrant. lets say hypothetically, the fbi was curious about communications with syria. and a question about how that data collected was used, make munication probably wasnt happening with syria, but with my team at fox news. can you take that same scenario and bring it over to the nsa? i want our ureters to be clear how could the nsa do a dive into my data right now? >> very simply, because they collect...

Im fredricka whitfield. a vermont utility company said there is no indication that their systems were hacked or compromised after malware linked to russian hackers was on a company laptop. the malware was not unique and no evidence of an attempt to tamper with the electric grid. however, the department of homeland security says the malware matches codes found on democratic party computers. utility officials are revealing more details on this intrusion. >> we found an ip address that is tied back...

Suspicious ip address. i want you to hear from the general manager, the conversation you had with him as he explains what he and the rest of those technicians did immediately after noticing the suspicious code. >> we were able to intercept the traffic as soon as we could and pulled the computer off before we believed it was able to do any other activity on the system, ultimately, further investigation into that but no indication that there was any compromise. >> thats burlington electric there, ...

Laptop of a vermont electric company. burlington electric department general manager neiale lunderville is joining us from burlington, vermont. first of all, authorities tell us that the malware appears to be the same type that u.s. intelligence agencies say that russia used to hack the dnc before the election but your company just put out a statement saying this is not unique. so what have you learned about the malware. >> so what we learned is first we take cyber security very seriously, like ...

Either were or were not somewhere based on the activity on their easy pass, that was early on. there was another case in florida where somebody had a fitbit on and they claim -- >> tracked them. melissa: claimed somebody came to their house and attacked them and the police were able to use the fitbit data to prove that the person was actually asleep at the time and had made up the whole story. so theres all kinds of devices around us, what is -- does the law tell you? this is a brave new world w...

Activity in the future. >> joining me is tara mallor. shes a former cia military analyst. thank you for being with me. we heard from adam schiff and his answer. why havent we heard about any evidence in this? >> sure. we have heard a bit of evidence. were not going to hear the detailed specifics in terms of the classified sources and methods to obtain the information. we heard about forensics, that the ip address, that it linked out to, was a known address that has been used previously. it was t...