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The president had a conversation, and that is where this effort to repeal the health care law came to its end. kind of a moment of reck anything where they saw they dont have the votes, they dont have a political path forward, and it was best not to hold the vote and expose all of their members to the political vulnerabilities of having to vote yes or no. and all of the complications that could come from that. so, in a stunning series of events, this plan that has been in some part, in the works...

Great vulnerabilities built in. samsung put out a warning a year and a half ago that consumers should know that conversations near their tvs can be picked up and transmitted if owners activate the voice recognition software, and its illegal for the cia to operate against americans in the u.s. thank you. we turn next to the showdown in capitol hill tonight over obamacare. the republicans new plan to replace it. there is division amid the party, and some saying its obamacare-lite. party, and w...

In our election in 2016. they intended to do so. the orders came from the very top and i think thats clearly established. the documents i saw today confirm whats already been released in a nonclassified manner. so -- so i think were very far along on that aspect of it. the other piece, greta, that hasnt gotten as much attention that i think is really important, was that there were russian attempts to get into state voting system. registration rolls. voting machines. things like that. all the ind...

Giants. it used those vulnerabilities to bypass encryption on popular apps. benjamin hall is following the story for us live from london with more. >> good morning. this is just yet another embarrassing blow to the intelligence community. wikileaks, again releasing thousands of classified documents, this time from inside the cia. the documents are said to come from the agencies cyber intelligence unit. it shows the entire hacking agency, naming specific programs with names like assassin and medu...

High confidence we are identifying ways to improve the vetting process to our allies and partners around the world. please understand this order is part of our ongoing efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities, radical islamic terrorists can and will exploit. >> protesters demonstrated in front of the white house saying the ban is discriminatory against muslims but republican lawmakers and the secretary of homeland security john kelly say it will keep americans safe. >> we are not immune to terrorist...

And so the timing has to be discussed. why all of a sudden does he wake and up say, i forgot that i was an agent of a foreign power. so likely at least people who have this experience, people who come forward, its like paying your back taxes before youre nominated. >> the thing about the wiretap communications was because of flynn, speaking to the russian ambassador, he happened to be picked up from them monitoring the russian ambassador. you were nodding your head, matthew? >> the notion of the...

To hear something more from the administration about how theyll respond to what they allege was, of course, a foreign government trying to disrupt the american election. >> ron, i didnt mean to cut off but i wanted hans to jump in because youre talking about this idea of cyber operation, potential covert operation involving a cyber attack, potentially. hans, i want to know what hearing about that. it seems as though the white house is backing away from that? are they? whats going on? >> official...

Hard line on this. they do not want foreign entities hacking our institutions or our political -- >> if they are we should know how theyre doing it and beat it. >> we cant assume its one country or one government or one set of hackers from a certain country. we have vulnerabilities that have yet to be addressed. and president elect trump rudimentary way, said that no computer is safe. and in a sense hes absolutely right, certainly the computers at the federal government. there was a "washington ...

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Thats because burlington electric, the utility company caught in the middle of all of this right now, they are reporting that they discovered what is commonly described or called grizzly step on one of the laptop computers. thats that malware code that was supposedly used by russian hackers during the dnc hack. not connected directly to the power grid. they believe the power grid, their customers information was not compromised. thats according to this electric company. this is really begging a ...