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All of that these hackers would have been able to spy on for the last three years. the flaw was only recently discovered. and now we have the fbi investigating. homeland security is very concerned. now they are trying to do an assessment to see how many government agencies including more sensitive secrets in the u.s. government have these networks and whether or not there was some breach for their top security information has been exposed by hackers. >> evan perez, thank you in new york. lets ge...

I see people though that they are living their lives and people are walking the streets and doing the shopping, and all are looking forward to the macys thanksgiving day parade. so, yes, security is up, and you know, one thing that police commissioner bratton keeps talking about if you see something, say something. that is in place, and all are go going the be safe and we will have a great thanksgiving here in new york city. >> all right. lets talk about the foreign affairs right now, one of the...

You can see why governors are growing increasingly nervous about how to assess 10,000 of them in the u.s. 26 states moved to extend or restrict. >> they will find out especially when you know one of the terrorists as a refugee. >> we received no security information about the refugees on their backgrounds even possibly their names in certain circumstances. more than half of the states of the union the in turkey president obama said his strategy to fight isis is working. he called the terror atta...

Least 26 states have moved to suspend or restrict any syrian refugees from reset elling in their state. alabama to arkansas to massachusetts and maine. some of the states previously did not object to the presidents plans but that all changed after the terror attacks in paris. >> we are probably the best to find out what happened especially when you know the terrorist posed as a refugee. >> we received almost little or no security information about the refugees, on their backgrounds even possibly...

Is that a fair line of questioning? >> its a fair question. the answer is obvious and doesnt yield the dynamite they were hoping for. she has 70,000 employees, 270 missions around the world. almost everything is supposed to be vetted, including important security information at a level well below her. her political friend whose e-mails we can see, much of it is online, hes playing amateur spy, playing amateur diplomat, hes playing amateur political consultant and the stuff in some ways is somewh...

Brenn brennans aol private account. this would have been his nongovernmental e-mails. were told by officials that they dont believe anything classified has been revealed by anything theyve seen so far, but the fbi and the secret service are now investigating this. this hacker, alleged hacker, also says he got into a comcast e-mail account that belonged to the secretary of the homeland security department, jeh johnson. we have statements from the cia saying, we are aware of the reports that have ...

For someone to document as well as harvard did in their study. >> reporter: this is that study. its from 2012. tsa commissioned it, got the results, and had it classified as sensitive security information. cnn obtained a copy of the report and the results are disturbing. 75% of air marshals flying on domestic missions were sleep deficient. on international runs, the figure rose to more than 84%. in a job where its critical to be alert and accurate, the study finds the acute and chronic lack of s...

>> would i, sitting on a plane, want a stressed-out federal air marshal, potentially suicidal air marshal, on that plane with me? >> you would not. >> reporter: she says the threat of a suicidal air marshal is just the beginning. on board an aircraft, the armed federal air marshal must respond at a moments notice to any threat. right now, she says, some air marshals are falling apart. >> theyre exhausted, theyre having memory loss. theyre being forgetful. they cant move, they cant respond fast t...

Private and whats not. >> everything is out there on cyber space. we may have hipaa and you do a search and google doesnt restrict the links it will be there. it is up to them to say we will delete the links if somebody asks them. >> they have no way of enforcing that -- >> no, theres no statute in the united states that makes this a requirement. >> lets take this to another level then. were talking about national security. weve had a debate where there was a exchange between senator paul and go...

Theres a group of technical and security experts who came out with their own report tying to director comeys testimony today, saying this would not work. this is interesting in light of all these hacks, opm, for instance they say if you give the government the keys to decrypt these messages you cant trust the government with them. they could very well be hacked and then everyone would have them out there. in effect you cant trust the government with this kind of security information. listen you ...