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Planes and walking into the hospital in protective suits. doctors who treated them successfully say this patients chances of beating the disease improve with round-the-clock care. authorities arent sharing too many details but say this patient was here visiting family. and they plan to monitor every single one of those relatives closely. steve osunsami, abc, charlottesville, virginia. also under increasing scrutiny, the most elite police force. the director of the secret service julia pierson ...

Other failures that could have occurred. >> the mexican cal failures and human error? >> the security failures at the airport, too. >> absolutely. clive irving, thank you so much. always a pleasure. and coming up, the supreme court sure knows how to take its time, some might say procrastinate. the end of the term is days away, which means this week should be chock full of controversial rulings, including hobby lobby. how will they rule? well discuss. plus, say it airport so. are you one of t...

Our time on the hill. >> thank you. bill: martha. martha: after string of security failures, the base jumpers got up and climbed on roof of new world trade center for a personal thrill ride. now you have big changes coming to security at the top of that landmark building. well tell you what is being done. bill: still looks like bat mon, doesnt it? washingtons governor not giving up hope after the death toll from a deadly mudslide goes up again. the latest on this search as it continues yet again...

♪ sing a song for the brokenhearted ♪ >> the new jersey rock band finished with a global box office take of $255 million topping the list for the highest grossing tour. beyonce came in second followed by pink, justin bieber in 4th place and bruce springsteen rounding out the top five. major security breech exposes personal information for millions of snap chat users. diane macedo joins us now with what users need to know. >> thats right. the new year may have only just started but for snap...

>> david kirkpatrick doesnt have the classified information that mike rogers and others have, and neither do i. >> classified information can also be based on incomplete information. its realtime. if intelligence were always right, we wouldnt have a lot of the oversight in this country we have. reports are often wrong, are they not? >> what we know, david, is initial reports did not name this video as a prime cause. there was a small piece of information in a cable, they seized on it along with ...

>> david kirkpatrick doesnt have the classified information that mike rogers and others have, and neither do i. >> classified information can also be based on incomplete information. its realtime. if intelligence were always right, we wouldnt have a lot of the oversight in this country we have. reports are often wrong, are they not? >> what we know, david, is initial reports did not name this video as a prime cause. there was a small piece of information in a cable, they seized on it along with ...

Clapper say he lied before the congress. >> didnt the administrations own independent review board come to the conclusion that the security failures you cited from gregory hicks and other witnesses were accurate? and it was a slamming report. >> it was a slamming report. my concern with that report is it doesnt go high enough, it doesnt go to undersecretary kennedy and others who had direct responsibility. but having said that, yes, they made it clear they should have had security they didnt hav...

Received routine, unauthorized access to military installations and nine out of ten installations allowed contractors people temporary access before background checks were completed. the report blames budget constraints and bureaucratic bngles for the security failures but important to re-emphasize here, aaron alexis did have legitimate access into the navy yard on monday. the administration is launching three investigations, looking at security at military installations worldwide and looking at...

Departments inspector general and it lists several lapses in security at u.s. military installations, including the navy yard. it says, 52 convicted felons received routine, unauthorized access to military installations and nine out of ten installations allowed contractors temporary access before background checks were completed. the report blames budget constraint and bureaucratic bungles for the security failures, saying these lapses have people at an increased security risk. they are launchin...

That president obama involving race has tried to avoid. next up, why havent we heard from survivors of the benghazi attacks? where are they? and what is happening to the people at state, the state department, faulted for some of the security failures? thats next.