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Saying the threat to national security from these leaks of private and highly classified conversations. so the white house clearly not happy about this. but also not explicitly denying this bombshell report. this is all happening, erin, as you know, the white house team, sean spicer among them, are on a plane heading to their first stop in this high-stakes foreign trip. theyre expected top land in saudi arabia early saturday morning, our time. a little before 4:00 a.m. well have to see what else...

This, and -- and thats what it will take. >> did the missile test that the north koreans launched while you were on your plane heading to the region fail because the u.s. used any electronic or cyber technology to sabotage it in. >> i really cant comment on the electronic or tech cam capabilities of our military but we certainly -- we certainly recognize that that was a failed missile test. it filled almost immediately just like another test. >> that the u.s. didnt have anything to do with it? >...

Afghanistan, presumably unrelated but he mentioned them in his remarks in south korea. there was something else i picked up, as well. which was a comment by a senior policy adviser on the plane heading into south korea. saying that the deployment of the thad missile defense system in many south korea could be delayed pending the election next month in south korea. and then that was corrected or pulled back once he landed and the new statement was we refer all questions to the pentagon. so there ...

Wants to be successful and you add to this brew the fact that hes got family inside the white house. not only is it top heavy but you have his daughter and you have his son-in-law and they are very actively involved and that makes for a very, very difficult white house to run. >> but back on steve bannon and hes on the plane heading to florida with the president to meet with the president of china, we pulled video of steve bannon because you dont often see him from out and about. has his role be...

And not civilian airlines. >> it was not just any military flight. there was the russian famous choir was on board. and any idea how many of the men they recovered? >> reporter: this is a huge effort. y 3500 people thought to be be involved in the search and cover. 45 ships over a huge area and today, 11 bodies and fregmentes of the fuselage were found. they are looking for the bigger parts using drones and helicopters. and moscow people are paying tribute. 60 members of the choir were on the pl...

Jenna: bird strikes forcing two planes to make emergency landings in illinois yesterday. both planes carried more than 160 passengers. the first strike disrupted southwest airlines strike heading from chicago to las vegas causing that plane to head back to the airport. we have pictures of the second flight. the bird flew into the engine of this plane heading from chicago to florida. the captain shutting down the engine and bringing plane back to the airport. the everyone got off safely. a few sc...

Could not free itself. that little mini submarine had seven russian sailors on board. they were stuck 620 feet below the surface with no way to come up. and their oxygen supplies were running out. that seven-man crew needed to be rescued. time was absolutely of the essence. u.s. air force major patrick kuhn was based in jan an tt time. he and his crew got the call and in a hot minute he was on a plane heading to the cam chat ta peninsula to head up the rescue effort. lieutenant commander steve s...

Time was absolutely of the essence. u.s. air force major patrick kuhn was based in jan an tt time. he and his crew got the call and in a hot minute he was on a plane heading to the cam chat ta peninsula to head up the rescue effort. lieutenant commander steve smith also got the urgent call. in a hot minute he made his way to the needing to be rescued sub from his naval base in california. both u.s. servicemen and their units joined in this frantic rescue effort and that little russian sub was ra...

Eastern coast of russia youll see the kamchatka peninsula. off the cost on august 4, 2004, this 45-foot mini submarine, russian submarine, it got stuck in some fishing nets on the floor of the pacific ocean. could not free itself. that little mini submarine had seven russian sailors on board. they were stuck 620 feet below the surface with no way to come up. and their oxygen supplies were running out. that seven-man crew needed to be rescued. time was absolutely of the essence. u.s. air force ma...

With him last week, flash forward a couple days, this man is on the plane heading to trump tower. does that signal nervousness and fear of his rhetoric on the trail or is he like "lets get going"? >> i think both, actually, but if i had to ged i would say more the former because you had the president-elect who is now on the record saying that japan ought to get itself some nukes in order to potentially defend itself, its a very pacifist country and i think that theres a great deal of concern in ...