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Warning shots at four iranian fast attack vessels rapidly approaching what it now means for military strategy. plus, the kremlin fires back at accusations from the u.s. intelligence community about hacking related to the election. we will see you at the top of the hour on "america's newsroom hq." >> jenna: "happening now," investigation raising concerns about privacy rights in arkansas. police confiscating a virtual assistant belonging to a murder suspect, the device has the ability to have a voice recordings and a trove of other information to better assist whoever owns it. investigators are ...

Article ordered a view that background checks are expanded. does it just come down to money and manpower? >> you can only expand it so far. you can't do an investigation on the ground in a foreign country unless they want you to or allow you to. so if you're trying to do backgrounds on people that aren't even from the capital and islamabad and other parts of pakistan, there is no ability for americans to go physically go around the country and do that kind of background. they rely on the pakistanis to provide that information and that is the way it is all over the world. >> so they are saying ...

Senators republican senators voting not in line with the senior republican senators from their own state. this seems to be increasingly generational. >> it is really really interesting, pop pill. and this is inside the republican party, so many debates we see in washington are republican versus democrat. this is republican against republican. and you're right, there is a generational split. mike lee from utah for example, voting differently from orrin hatch from utah. across the board, at least five or six different examples of that. and a lot of western senators from the west who, a lot more ...

And boasted about it on facebook and got busted. >> was their intent to vandalize? that's the key question. >> the intent. coming up on "new day," facebook is relaxing its privacy rules for teenagers. okay. national bullying awareness month. we keep hearing about how kids don't know how to use the new tools and parents can't keep up with it. is this a new idea? we'll lay it out for you. and melissa mccarthy is featured in "elle's" hollywood issue. this picture is creating all kinds of controversy. we'll talk about it. "parts unknown south africa" airs sunday at 9:00. here's a quick look....

Should that be a worry for parents? allison says, yes. keyshia says, it's the parents who should be policing their children. make your case first, keyshia. >> first of all the parents should not rely on what rules or changes facebook make to make sure they're children are behaving properly. it's up to the parent to teach your child what is and is not acceptable. you can't rely on facebook to monitor and raise your children. >> so it's okay for facebook to loosen the privacy rules. >> yeah. >> it's up to the parents to fix it you. say facebook should not loosen the privacy rules. >> they're ope...