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Firing including giving false testimony, leaking privilege information to journalists, going outside the chain of command and politicizing an investigation into a presidential candidate. >> jon: that was from monday, not yesterday's news briefing. this is taking up a lot of oxygen at the white house. again, the question remains, was the president justified in firing the fbi director? >> it was certainly his right to fire the fbi director but it is still in question whether or not he should have done it, the circumstances under which he did it, he basically said it was because of this memo from...

Attorneys will come up they are in the crosshairs of an investigation. when there is a proffer, there is in agreement with the prosecution. under the investigation, we say that with a smile on our face. or they will not be criminally implicated for what they have shared. >> nothing they say can be used against them. >> heather: do they have access to all that information? there was one question people were talking about. comparing it to clinton, saying the reason they were hiring these outside lawyers, because there would be client and lawyer privilege information that they would not have acce...

That you took. >> depends on the circumstances. anything that you write or even if you write down in the note pad, that goes in the actual documents which are then, you know allowed for defense attorneys to pull those or look at them or prosecutor. everything that an fbi agent does as long as it is not the classified realm can be pulled in the public domain. >> we need to remind the audience that he recounted all of those in each of the meetings he had andthey, the senate intelligence committee released those to the public. kyr kyron, if it is all counted of the exact thing on the note. privil...

america's longest running war after a trip to afghanistan by president obama. the unannounced visit to kabul was full of secrecy and symbolism, be but not very many specifics. a tough reminder that there's a long way to go in that country. suicide car bomber and taliban militants disguised attacked a housing compound. nick paton walsh is live with us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it appears the suicide bomber drove a car full of explosives into what's known as the green village here. close to the center of kabul, a place where many foreign contractors and ex-pats live in ...

The u.s. >> with this information. china will know our red lines and know how far they can go in terms of contracting concessions. u.s. officials say it's one squirmish in ongoing state sponsored cyber war. 100,000 cyber attacks were reported this year alone in the u.s. many companies never know it happens. >> they remain undiscovered for months or years. >> many countries engage in the cyber espionage, china devotes extraordinary resource of the military and spy agencies to cyber espionage. china also uses hundreds of localized crime syndicates called tongs, often rewarding the syndicate at h...