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Airline is investigating whether a drone slammed into the nose of one of its planes last week. so there are nearly 800 flights scheduled out of gatwick today. military measures are in place at the airport to ensure folks get to destinations in time for the holidays. and the incident, alex, highlights a disturbing new security vulnerability. >> it does. heartbreaking. the people who might not make it for holiday plans. the worse. lucy carve and a half, thank you, from london. a programming note. i'd talk to congressman ted lieu about all of this. i'm back after a break. come on, get back. que...

That security vulnerability there without fixing the cameras. if they were being fixed, where are work orders, talk to people you reached out as they say, get these fixed. show us evidence to substantiate. on the turkish side, share evidence to substantiate your claims. turks say they have the evidence and there's some negotiations taking place behind the scenes that possibly they want concessions from the saudis, support, diplomatic cover. a messy game as you can imagine. >> tell me about the text messages. >> text messages on what's up, and there are three layers of it. one, you have gray, c...

Doctor would say this is a violation of hippa and would report it and that the fact that he didn't report it as odd and would he not alert the authorities of the president of the united states activity. >> susan, is it too late for the doctor to notify local police and say i was robbed a year ago? >> it is certainly bizarre. particularly if president trump himself is not sort of concerned about this. the white house is saying that this is ordinary process. it is not surprising that the white house would want to take possession of the president's sensitive medical records that would be a securi...

Released. america's the victim and america has to know what's wrong, and if there are states that have been attacked, america should know that. >> we also heard from democrat senator widen, that 43 percent of all americans using voting machines that have some sort of security vulnerability. in many cases a kind of back door but because these are created by private industry and run and managed by private industry, there's very little recourse for the state election boards and then also the feds and he's advocating the use of paper ballots in every case now, harris. >> harris: wow, i goes back t...

Election boards. now, we also understand from that testimony that the vulnerabilities include registration of voters. the transmission of the votes. the tabulation of the votes. and then also, the certification of the votes. and now these vulnerabilities are public, witnesses testified that the threat now goes beyond the russians. >> were there any votes that were affected by this intrusion in to any system in america? >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> secretary nielsen? >> we have no evidence that any votes were changed once these vulnerabilities have been made clear, it's not just russia that ...