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Tonight fresh concerns about a major security breach at the white house. a recording made inside the situation room by omarosa. our brian todd has been working the story for us. youve been talking to security experts. how serious of a breach do they think this was? >> we are hearing that her taping of this conversation was an egregious violation of security procedures at the white house. former top intelligence officials james clapper calls it unthinkable that she would do that, but omarosa says...

>> can i ask you a couple questions? does the president -- is the president aware of whats going on? >> lets not go down that road. this is a nonnegotiable -- >> ive never had a chance to talk to you. if this is my departure id like to have an opportunity to understand -- >> no, we can talk another time. >> joining me now is elie, former district attorney for the southern district and john mcloughlin, former acting director and global affairs analyst. elie, the big question on everyones mind, is...

Wings" we continue to learn little bits and pieces about what wept down, who this person was. >> this was chillening to me. it was absolutely chilling that this man could maneuver an aircraft with limited or no experience in an airplane and id be happy to discuss that later what might be plausible in this scenario. this is a one-off situation. this is not an epidemic. the security procedures are still in effect. this was a disturbed man. as an airline pilot, there were many things kwhrb to go th...

>> hes obviously in distress at this point. longer bits of the conversation, it is extraordinary how calm both sides of the conversation are. but peter, is there a mechanism for mental health screenings, is there something in place with the airline? >> they have protocol for pilots but really other than normal robust employee assistance programs that you find in any industrial setting, there really isnt. im not sure how you prepare for this. obviously you ask fellow employees to keep an eye out ...

To nearby phones and mobile devices but its not a russian listening device. adidas, the company that manufactured the ball says the chip is a standard feature in the ball so fans can use the mobile devices to access world cup and other related soccer content. its very, very hard, we are told, to turn this kind of chip into a cyberweapon but forbes did report one hacker did it, said he did it in 2015 and was able to take over the users phone by getting him to click on a malicious link. again, i a...

Of law." >> reporter: the travel ban the president signed just days after taking office didnt mention muslims, but targeted only muslim countries. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: and the outrage was instant. >> love! not hate! >> reporter: today, the supreme court ruled on actually the third version of the travel ban -- two others blocked by lower courts -- and this one, very different in crucial ways. it was issued after a worldwide review of security procedures in different ...

Administration after previous versions had been struck down in lower courts, they issued this third version of the travel ban. of course, earlier this year, the supreme court decided that this version of the travel ban could go into effect while those appeals were taking place in the lower courts and now the supreme court will hear the arguments on it. of course, this third travel ban, the administration argued was tailored after a nationwide review of security procedures and vetting. this trave...

You have to snuff and they didnt have the right security procedures, but what concerned some of the justices here, look, you didnt give up the information as to what the department of homeland security reviewed and what conclusion are collusions they came to. >> how do we -- date, ill tell you at the end of these arguments it was quite interesting, the campaign tapes came back up and the lawyer for the challengers here said, look, if president trump disavowed his anti-muslim statements during th...

>> led immediately to an embrace of him as the person to play the role. >> details of mullers probe are a closely guarded secret. the then fbi director describes his hard line on leaks to then today show anchor. in 2008. >> i do not count this as leaking. do not think its appropriate. there are steps that can be taken to raise matters that should be raised to the appropriate level. you do not leak. >> dont leak? >> one does not leak. >> he is probably established security procedures that include...

You did because now im wondering whats going to happen when the average american wants to send a package through fedex? are we going to have to go through some sort of security screening? is every package going to be screened in a different way? did you see any changes after the unabomber? >> actually, we all had immediate changes after the unabomber and then some more of those changes after 9/11. remember back after the unabomber made a threat to put a bomb on board an aircraft leaving los ange...