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trump administration more determined than ever to plug the leaks that official say are putting our national security at risk. kelly us with the very latest on that this morning, good morning. >> senior leadst at the white house just as you mentioned tired of the leaks and sean spicer is taking steps to plug the leaks, fox news has learned through the administration official that spicer called nearly two dozen staffers into his office telling them to put their phones on his desk so they could be checked for evidence of leaks, spicer then warned the initial search would be recessed compared to what could happen in round two if the source of those leaks are not found. now president trump in a recepttweet said this about the leaks and the so-called connection to russian vice president. check this out. he says russia talk is fake news put out by the dems and played out by the media in order to mask the big election defeat and the illegal leaks. former cia director says the leaks are appalling and he adds that he nor anyone from the obama administration are responsible for those leaks. >> i do think it is premature to b

. >> bob kelly, i think you'll leak the weekend forecast. tick-tock 5:00 o'clock. off to pretty good start, we look live, king of prussia, 202, the mall in backgrounds, roads are dry, the wind not to deal with. >> turnpike connector bridge remains closed scutters falls bridge, trenton morrisville bridge, the burlington bristol, three options. we've had a lot of openings, the past couple of days at the burlington bristol bridge. that's kind of thrown folks for a loop. >> going for ride on the northeast extension, where they're still working both directions in the area of quakertown. they'll be out there until about 6:00 this morning. with lane restrictions, left over crews in the bellmawr interchange, 295, 42, the normal drill, normally out of there by about 5:30, 5:45 or so. downed tree along route 611 at durham road. the pennsylvania turnpike, work crew right near street road. so a lot of the work crews wrapping things up here, taking advantage, of the nice weather from the overnight. get ready for septa new schedules debut sunday, for both the city, and suburban

could you ask him who wrote secretary kelly's draft regards the national guard then leaked it?e said he did not write it. then the entire convery vague -- conversation. >> as far as general flynn, that has to be a small universe of people who knew about that. i believe a real investigation could find out the guilty party. as far as homeland security that was done by some lower level staff person. i don't believe that general kelly ever saw it it never made it up the chain. somebody in the department leaked it out. and again that is just to make the department look bad, it could be a career person, i don't know who it was. but that is the type of thing, that is wrong. that is undermining moral of the department. and i can't emphasis enough how much faith i have in general kelly, i think he is going to be one of the super stars of that administration. maria: is president do i think going to do anything about it? or certain people within intelligence agency, we're talking 17 agents, are there people that cannot be removed, who have keys to "the kingdom," and they are just there? i

. >> bob kelly, i think you'll leak the weekend

kelly, we have tweets, leaked reports, a busy day for you on this saturday. >> reporter: well, sheinelle, one of the things that's often a feature of being here at the white house is that there are protesters in the area. that happens pretty much on a daily basis. and i've been hearing some chants against president trump, not far from here, about a block away. again, that is a standard thing, people come here to protest for or demonstrate against certain things. so we start with that at this hour, it's the first time i'm noticing it on this day. the president has no public events on his schedule but he has a couple of big things just down the line. tomorrow he'll be hosting the nation's governors here for the first social event at the white house on this kind of scale. mrs. trump, the first lady, will also be here and a part of planning that. we're looking to tuesday as well, that's his first address to a joint session of congress. it will look like a state of the union address. but for a new president, it is not given that title. it will be a way for the president to outline some of his

leak problem. >> i think kelly and as an optimist. all white houses leak. this one is leaky or than most.ll you it's only three weeks in. i understand the shakedown cruise is going on. we always know how to button it up at the end of an interview. i appreciate it sir. good talking to you. coming up after the break it is the most solemn duty for any commander-in-chief as president trump prepared to put more truth in the combat. in made with only 9 ingredients, plus 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and look where life can take you! boost®. be up for it.™ the search for relief often leads... here... here... or here. today, there's another option. drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used ca

breaking news tonight from general kelly's dhs, a memo that was leaked to the ap. fact number one. restricting immigration solely by citizenship unlikely to predict terror attacks. fact two. the largest source of terror attacks in the u.s. are american citizens, not foreign immigrants. three, most of the countries that have sent terror attackers are not in trump's travel ban at all. fact four. most of the countries that are in trump's travel ban have never, never sent a deadly terror attacker to the united states. and fact five. most countries in trump's ban are dangerous to visit and pose a threat to neighboring countries regionally, but they are not a threat of sending attackers all the way to the u.s. the way countries like saudi arabia did on 9/11. the dhs is basically telling donald trump this isn't even a close call. his travel ban not even in the ballpark of targeting actual immigrant threats. now, will the white house listen? the aide in charge of this policy, steven miller, recently pledged that the new ban will be just like the old one. >> those are mostly minor technical

kelly, what's the reaction from the white house over this dhs draft leak? >> reporter: yes, to give people a sense of what this is about, we were also able to obtain this three-page report from the department of homeland security. it is taking an assessment about the president's seven-country travel ban that affects mostly muslim countries and limits immigration from those countries. this report finds that those people with that citizenship from those seven countries are not any more likely to be responsible for terrorism inside the u.s. now, the white house is telling me that this is an incomplete report, that it was based on what's known as open sources, meaning publicly available information, not classified information, and that a more comprehensive report is still to come that will include that kind of data intelligence and would not be political. so i believe that the white house is saying that while this report could be part of the end result, it is not the outcome that they expect when the president gets what they call a threat assessment from the in

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kelly. >> now to an nbc news exclusive. could edward snowden who leaked some of our nation's secrets come back to the united states from russia? the latest from senior correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: the nbc news has learned that edward snowden may be considered a gift to president trump. this according to a senior official who analyzed a series of sensitive intelligence reports detailing russian conversations and deliberations. a second source in the intelligence community confirms and notes it has been received. russia has been currying favor with the new president. during the campaign, mr. donald trump made wab wawan wanted to see happen. >> i think he is a traitor. >> reporter: snowden has been charged under the espionage act and faces at least 30 years in prison. the snowden gift is part of the russian campaign to disrupt the american system as they did during the election. >> one of the things that putin or the russians may see is they can appear to be offering a gift as a part of warming of relations. at the end of the day, it creates

kelly, who had just been confirmed. >> manu, the president was also sharply critical of leaks coming from the administration.ongress be investigating those leaks? >> reporter: well, there's actually a difference between the way the house republicans are dealing with the leaks issue and senate republicans. house speaker paul ryan today said that this is a potentially a criminal matter. and it also should be investigated by the house intelligence committee. but i'm talking to senate republicans about this, anderson, they do not want to go that route. including senator richard burr, the north carolina republican who chairs the intelligence committee, told me today that actually, they thinks that this is an area that the fbi should look into, not his committee. that's something else that the number two republican, john cornyn, who sits on the committee, also reiterated to me, as well. it really speaks to the larger divide between senate and house republicans about how to dig into this issue of russia and whether to go after the president's own contacts and discussions with michael flynn and whether he directed m

leaks. again, a deflection. yes, sir. reporter: what do you make of the subject of the i.c.e. raids, what you make of are l kelly saying these relatively routine and 75% of those were por criminal convictions? ms. pelosi: i haven't seen any statistics that support that claim. i have a great deal of respect for secretary -- i am almt called him general -- kelly. my observation that is hard to support. less you say violation of status is a serious crime. in which case, as i said yesterday, eight million people will be deported because they et his standard. prosecutorial discreti relates to more serious violent crime. people should go. nobody's complaining about that. but we're asking for the numbers. show us your numbers. but there's nothing to support that. and what we do know, this woman was getting a court order to protect her from domestic violence, probably suspected -- reported to i.c.e. by her abuser, this person coming out of a church shelter, things like that, that's not prosecutorial discretion. that's across the board raids. but, again, show us the facts. what do you have to substantiate that? we haven'

i wonder certainly if some strains have leaked out about paying for the wall, so we'll see if tillerson and kelly -- kelly had a long time working with mexicans as chairman of southern command, so he's been partners with them in the antidrug war, et cetera, do the personal relationship, tillerson's well-known diplomatic skills, does that get over an enormous hump by the president remains to be seen, and the ask they're going with is a pretty dramatic ask to make of someone you're not having the warmest relationship right now. >> another sensitive issue, laura, the issue of transgender bathrooms, the press secretary was asked a few times, what is the administration's stance on this? does it differ from the obama administration? >> he said further guidance would be released later today. it is a sensitive issue for the department of education. >> it is. what happened a couple years ago you had this issue of the fourth circuit of a student in virginia, gavin graham who is trying to use the bathroom of the sex he identified with. you had the president issuing guidance saying, listen, i'm going to assi

report based on a leaked document which appears to challenge the president's theory behind the much ballyhooed travel ban. kellynell, give us the very latest on the president's immigration plans. we know they were trying to get an updated travel ban out. >> reporter: yes, good morning, thomas. we are told the latest guidance is that it will be sometime later this week when the president will unveil this revised, retooled, updated version of his immigration ban that involves the seven countries. of course the president has a huge speech before a joint session of congress on tuesday night. and so we are told to expect it after that point. but what you were referring to is a partial document that surfaced on friday from inside the department of homeland security that was looking at the seven countries involved and drawing some conclusions based on what we are told is open source formation, meaning nothing classified, but data and information that's available through publicly obtainable sources. and it undercuts some of the president's plan. this, of course, thomas, comes all through a series of moments when the wh

. >> kelly anne conway saying it' not coming out of the u.s. i'm not sure -- >> it occurred on saturday and leaks on monday. transcripts got around to various people and got on the desk of the service. we said all along, the way that they were alienating various departments, state departments and others, they are going -- somebody is going to bite back. the civil service has a way of retaliating and i assume these leaks have something to do with that. >> not only the least coming out but the reality of the tense details about the phone use d a minister. it's remarkable for a long-standing u.s. ally. >> if the president's actions and words were more thoughtful, there wouldn't be these leaks. what we've seen is steve bannon, the president's counselor telling the press to keep its mouth shut when in fact the person who ought to be choosing his words much more carefully and using the mouthpiece of the presidency is donald trump and he is undermining himself and the national security of the united states through these kinds of conversations with our allies and reckless words and actions. >> jeffrey, i

kelly riddell and marie harp, former spokeswoman for the state department and a fox news contributor. the independent journal review. what do you make of the leaking of these phone calls. i have never seen anything like it. >> it's wrong to lump the two phone calls into the same category. we don't know where they came from. people are assuming it came from the white house. if you read that associated press story closely, it could be that leak came directly from mexico. howie: is there a danger when you take someone's account of a call or a partial transcript, you are not getting the full story and the tone of the talk between two leaders. >> it was a partial transcript and the reporter took their own confirmation bias, they wanted to put out bad news about donald trump and spun it. in the a.p. story it never said donald trump was going to send troops down to mexico to get those bad hombres. then everybody went on to social media and said president trump is going to send troops down to mexico. oh, my gosh, we are going to war with mexico. it's fake news and per pet waits the news trump put out there. howie: in this context wouldn't only senior offi

kelly shows they will start the construction on the border wall immediately. >> jon: does anyone on the democratic side have a problem of hiring agents? >> there was a leak on a draft to have national guard to help. that is far more reasonable and something they can support and the path they supported on border enforcement. it really is mutt putting meat on the bones on the president's campaign promise. he telegrapped that the order is coming and something surprising. >> jon: anything we heard from the white house, the idea of using national guard troops, to enforce and roundup immigrants, illegal immigrants, that was never seriously considered as far as we are concerned? >> right, the white house denied that. claiming that the national guard helping, they said it was not true and not mentioned in the memos. it is not included and they are expanding the program that allows the local law enforcement to take on the role of immigration officer. that was a role that was scaled back when bum wum was in office. >> jon: under the terms of the new orders, the department of homeland security called it a fact she'd this morning, james. and question eight, the answ

leak of staff personal e—mails was devastating. but it‘s notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by cyber security breaches. this teenager, daniel kellyer these threats isn‘t inspiring confidence either. in its report the powerful public accounts committee says ministers haven‘t consolidated an "alphabet soup" of agencies. they are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and there‘s been a chaotic response to personal data breaches, such as loss of tax records. if something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. just last october, hospitals across north lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. hundreds of operations were cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a computer virus infected their systems. gchq is the heart of the uk‘s cyber defence. investors have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. but mps warn there is still no detailed plan for a new national centre which aims to make the uk the safest place online. and russia has been accused of using

kelly. few things say the future better than robots. we seem to be in an era of massive advances at the moment. this week, a leakedr its vespa motorcycles, has revealed a new robot servant called gita. this robo—suitcase follows its owner's every move, using cameras in its body and in the user's belt. but sometimes it's good to look at where we've come from. the robots exhibition at london's science museum is a 500—year history of humanity's attempts to create robots that resemble us and our behaviours. there are more than 100 robots here, including some old friends that we've met before. and this amazing swan, made from silver, is all the more incredible because it was made over 200 years ago, in 1773. if you accept that these clockwork creations are indeed robots, then you can also argue that the earliest robots were clocks. it was these mechanical marvels that made the industrial revolution possible, mobilising hundreds of workers to be at the same place at the same time, enabling goods to be transported, trains to run accurately, and allowing industry to become an efficient machine. the industrial revolution w

leak of staff personal e—mails was devastating. but it's notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by cyber security breaches. this teenager, daniel kellydata belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. now mps warn the uk's national efforts to counter these threats isn't inspiring confidence either. in its report, the powerful public accounts committee says ministers haven't consolidated an "alphabet soup" of agencies. they are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and there's been a chaotic response to personal data breaches, such as loss of tax records. if something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are some serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. just last october, hospitals across north lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. hundreds of operations cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a computer virus infected their systems. gchq is the heart of the uk's cyber defence. ministers have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next five years. but the mps warn there is still no detailed plan for a

leak of staff personal e—mails was devastating. but it's notjust us politicians who are being embarrassed by cyber security breaches. this teenager, daniel kellyencing in london for a major cyber attack on talktalk. personal data belonging to almost 160,000 customers was stolen. now mps warn the uk's national efforts to counter these threats isn't inspiring confidence either. in its report, the powerful public accounts committee says ministers haven't consolidated an "alphabet soup" of agencies. they are struggling to find enough people with the right skills and there's been a chaotic response to personal data breaches, such as loss of tax records. if something goes wrong it could close down hospitals, we could have a loss of important data and there are some serious things that can happen now with the skills of some of the hackers out there. just last october, hospitals across north lincolnshire were the victim of a hack. hundreds of operations cancelled in grimsby and scunthorpe after a computer virus infected their systems. gchq is the heart of the uk's cyber defence. ministers have pledged more than £3 billion to security over the next fiv