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the department of defence to develop options to take down the blue safety over our territorial waters while closely monitoring its path and intelligence collection activities. this action was to cash taken in coordination and with the simple support of the canadian government and we thank them. the reason why they are thinking cap motor is because you may remember it spent a bit of time over canada over to montana, and that is where those sensitive security sites in the us were, and that is where with this chinese surveillance balloon. and thatis chinese surveillance balloon. and tha...

Laws specifically drafted to halt construction were rapidly passed on Thursday after legal attempts to block the Canberra development failed.

Systems are attacked, to see if there's any footage available. of course this was being transmitted to the chinese in real time but who knows if there is a hard drive or something else on board american officials can try to recover, but as this operation is ongoing, they will try to learn as much as possible. the question is has this been a major source of investment, a fleet of these blues were out, so it may be the case that china is already on further iterations of this aircraft and there may not be very much to learn. , ~ ., , learn. interesting. another line is cominu in learn. interestin...

Trump tweeted on sunday he may want to take another look at those penalties. so that's raising a set of questions. there's another issue with zte. u.s. intelligence officials say they and other telecom companies present a national security risk to the united states because if they penetrate the u.s. market, their a spying risk. a u.s. intelligence official affirmed that in congress today at a hearing, chris. and so the idea that donald trump would be trying to give a benefit to this chinese firm zte is raising a lot of hackle also among people of both parties on capitol hill. >> nbc's ken dila...

Because there are two possibilities. one is they may not be able to prove the case. espionage is a difficult crime to prove. you almost need to have someone on tape handing the information over to the foreign handlers. the other possibility is they are often reluctant to go into court and expose these highly sensitive secrets in a public courtroom and so they settle for a lesser charge. >> it is entirely -- well i think unrelated, a story, but the u.s. is concerned about one of china's largest smartphone manufacturers spying on americans. are you up to speed. >> this is wau way. it is one of t...