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This is the $1.4 trillion, u.s., f-35. this is the remarkably similar, chinese j-20 which showed up four years later. here the high altitude drone. and an almost look-alike chinese version. >> it closes the gap. not a gap we want to see closed. >> reporter: the list of compromised systems first reported by "the washington post" was part of a pentagon study that says the u.s. sustained staggering losses. >> probably the greatest national security, immediate challenge, facing the united states. >> reporter: all the while, officials say a huge team of chinese military takers, out of this building...

Weapon systems that would make them easier to attack. >> reporter: easier to copy. this is the $1.4 trillion, u.s., f-35. this is the remarkably similar, chinese j-20 which showed up four years later. here the high altitude drone. and an almost look-alike chinese version. >> it closes the gap. not a gap we want to see closed. >> reporter: the list of compromised systems first reported by "the washington post" was part of a pentagon study that says the u.s. sustained staggering losses. >> probably the greatest national security, immediate challenge, facing the united states. >> reporter: all th...

Military's top brass and congressional leaders vow to root out a problem on the rise. a recent pentagon study estimated 26,000 members of the armed services were sexually assaulted last year. to hammer the point home mr. obama appeared to connect the sensitive subject to another simmering controversy, the targeting of conservative groups at the irs. >> it only takes the misconduct of a few to further erode the people's trust in their government. that is unacceptable to me and i know it's unacceptable to you. >> that segue was no accident. after weeks of stormy political weather that's thrown t...

Those babies were all born between 37 weeks and 41 weeks of pregnancy. they followed those kids for the next eight years. in eight years they compared their birth records though their academic records, mainly their math and reading scores and they found that even the babies born at 37 and 38 weeks had lower test scores than babies born at 39 weeks and much lower than babies born at 40 and 41 weeks. so, giving birth when it's convenient might be a bad idea. listen. >> 39 and 40 weeks tends to be right now what we consider best. nature knows best a lot of times this, you know, my obstetrician is...

Liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> jon: big news for progressive parents. according to a new study, women who choose to deliver their babies after 37 weeks could be doing more harm than previously thought. babies born at 37 or 38 weeks went on to do slightly worse on 3rd grade math and reading tests than kids born just a couple of weeks later. according to one doctor at columbia university. the findings show women should at least proceed with caution before scheduling an earlier term birth. trace gallagher with the news live in our west coast news hub. trace, how ...