the nci has supported cancers to conduct research trials on these diseases. one of them helped to lead the approval of a new immunotherapy drug for a rare cancer. another challenge is the need to identify barriers and provide solutions to people who typically lack access to the best cancer treatments. after studying this problem of clinical trials access among our own baltimore population, we narrowed the gap between minorities and non-minorities who participate in clinical trials by 60% since 2001. maryland was once a state with the second highest cancer death rate. those deaths have plummeted in our state and we're now the 31st. this significant reduction is due in large part to government-funded screening programs. collaborations between the nci, the fda, cancer foundations, advocacy groups, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical companies are critical to ensure progress in increasing cancer morbidity and mortality. this investment has led to a new area of medicine, as you heard about, precision medicine, which utilized the genetics of a patient's specific canc

the ncis is looking into that. the place where these individuals went to post these pictures and make their comments was a link to a server hosted by another internet service provider, which has since been taken down. the numbers that we believe had access to this site was much , much smaller than 30,000. i can ask for ncis to give you that number in the closed session. senator fischer: thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general neller, the military -- the marines have been aware of victimization and exploitation of fellow marines since 2013. there is a letter here with screenshots. this is no mystery that has been going on for a very long time. it was right in front of you and the command to do something about it since 2013. we have countless victims who have come forward, and they are not just being harassed online. once their name, face, where they are stationed is posted, do you think the harassment ends online? it doesn't. i have spoke with a civilian the can -- who continues in her community because her e

i know ncis has done the same. we have gone out in any possible form we can to ask marines to come forward. if eith eeth ar victim here -- either a victim or they know of this behavior. mr. mccain: you're assuring them there will be no reprisal or retaliation? gen. neller: they have my word that leadership will not take retribution against them. i know that is a big issue. i've talked to some of the mens here about that. that is why i know it is difficult. i cannot guarantee -- one of the problems with social media is that there is a certain level of anonymity out there. if you were to push back on any of this, you immediately get attacked by the anonymous crowd. i think for many of us who do not participate in this type of behavior, it is foreign to us. i will admit. i am not a social media person. e use it to message marines. sites like there are not a place that i would think any of us would frequent. even for the positive things that marines united was set up to do. help veterans deal with whatever issues they

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post nude saying this is for you ncis or for you fbi and post a nude of one of these girls and at oneelebrating every time another news outlet had picked up the story. just from memory i know one individual said cbs thinks we're shutdown. that's what it was is the administrators of the page, all they would do is change the domain name or create back up pages to that so in terms of prosecuting this from a law enforcement perspective it's going to create back up pages. they even have chapterers around the united states. so it's a marine's united ohio and marine's united florida. i don't know if they're engaging in the same activities as the main group but it's going to be hard to prosecute this or even investigate it from a law enforcement perspective. >> we'll have to learn how big of a surprise this was and what you say about how they were t n taunting ncis is going to be instru instrui instru instructive. thank you for bringing the reporting our way. >> thank you. >> who are the biggest winners and losers in the new gop health care bill? christine is here to break down the numbers fo

currently the funding is pretty tight at the nih and nci. lisa get 25 or 30% of grants funded. now were between ten and 14%. that limits what can be done. we believe, based on review groups that there is much greater amounts of good research that is being funded. i suspect the review process is one way to prevent duplication. >> it scares me when you say you're not sure how many place around the country are doing research on brain tumors, i would that people would say were doing it at these places and these -- but you don't know. >> because there are not many places that do it. if you asked me about immunotherapy could tell you there are five places that do immunotherapy around the question. but i can tell you about brain tumors. other when inking st. jude's probably does brain tumors but there's no brain tuner institute. when he talk about the apg and again it's a small, rare tumor. the folks that come together to fund to that effort, that's what we do is a collaborative. we make sure every proposal that comes through because there so few of us, the duplication of efforts is n

followed by "ncis: los angeles, "madam secretary," and elementary."nsas, number nine michigan state. they maybe came in with a chip on their shoulder. jackson was suspended. tay took care of u.c. davis on saturday -- friday and are taking on a good kansas team here this afternoon. reggie: ward is back on the floor. here we go with gambling. kevin: bridges, a drive. he has consistently done well. 19 for the game. he had 13 at halftime. dan: now if you, you attack ward. not necessarily throw the ball into coleby but you drive it at him, see if you can get that fifth foul and if not, he's going to be very careful. here's a big advantage for kansas because they have the two point guards, mason and graham on the court tame. kevin: offensive rebound by coleby. that's huge. he's come in with lucas in foul trouble and done a nice job. reggie: nice minutes off the bench for coleby and ward can't be too aggressive on the defensive grass. to me that play was all made by coleby jr. when you give the rebound, you give this potent jayhawks team another opportunity

. >> on a flight featured on tuesday night ncis is a nonproperty helped to transport more than 80,000 veterans to the world war ii memorial and other veteran memorial in dc since. >> i can't tell you how great it is. i never expected to go, a lot went on their own, drive themselves but this is special. i wouldn't have been the same thing if i went up by myself >> it's a good feeling that somebody cares. somebody showed, you know, that they really appreciated what these fellows went through >> henry and his wife have been married 63 years. three kids, eight grandkids and a lifetime of memories together. they've added another lasting memory thanks to a hero's salute. natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president trump is taking action to change how the u.s. deals with climate change. he visited epa headquarters where he signed an executive order. it halts efforts to reduce the carbon pollution of cole minors plus oil and gas. the president said the obama era regulations were bad for the economy. >> we're going to have safety, clean water and air. but so many are unnecessary and s

. >> jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes, "ncis: los angeles" and "madam secretary." >> bill: and this isou keep playing like this, you will be sir isaac. >> grant: and then a one-on-one situation. fantastic minutes. too good a player to stay quiet for long. isaac humphries, stepping up. >> jim: north carolina led by 6 with 10 minutes to go in the game. it's been a 17-6 run by the cats. >> bill: carolina has to reach inside of their offense. be solid. trying to establish. >> grant: adebayo on berry after the switch. >> jim: 5 to shoot. runner. pinson. >> grant: looks like carolina is going to a zone, to stop the momentum of zone. >> bill: this is where fox is good. they come out of this on the drive. >> jim: humphries tries it again. misses. meeks, career-high 17th rebound. >> grant: humphries, he checked there to see if he could make it. >> bill: wide open, pull the string. if carolina runs the zone, they have to know where monk is. >> jim: they drive it. first on briscoe. sixth foul on kentucky in the half. >> bill: have to load up in there. >> jim: shot clock running down. floater. bac

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the nci has is looking into that. the place where these individuals went, to post these pictures andmake their comments , with a link to a server posted by another internet provider which is since taken down, the numbers that we believe had access to this site are much smaller than 30,000. i can give you, i would ask for in cis to give you that number in the closed session. >> thank you. thank you mister chairman, general miller,, the military , the marines have been aware of online victimization, online exploitation of other marines. since 2013 because there's a letter here from jackie spears to cagle and general avis with screenshots. there's no mystery that this has been going on for a long time. it was right in front of you and the command to do something about since 2013. we have countless victims who have come forward and they're not just being harassed online. once their name, face, where they are stationed is posted, do you think the harassment ends online? it doesn't. i spoke to marines yesterday, spoke to a

the ncis is investigating.he top marine is outraged. >> ub fortunately it a au peers some have forgotten the fundamental truths and have acted selfishly and unprofessionally through their actions on social media. let me cut to the chase. when i hear allegations of marines den grading their fellow marines, i don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or war fighters. it's embarrassing to our core, to our families and to the nation. >> general neler adds, if necessary, he will make changes to crack down on this behavior. >> thank you both for your service to this country. u find this story just absolutely disgusting as a woman. so james, first to you. you told our producer you received death threats for speaking out about this. let. me ask you to back up on this facebook page. what was the response you were seeing from people on this facebook group? >> so the main response that was within the group was everything from celebration to every time another national outlet picked up the story to taunting fbi an

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followed by new episodes of "ncis, los angeles." and "madam secretary." 84%. edwards. worth reminding, northwestern, no timeouts. they need a missed here and the time three. edwards. what a half by him. >> bill: won an effort. how about purdue? a very difficult environment. hats off to matt and his guys showing why they were the big ten regular-season champs. >> jim: with the loss, northwestern will be a succeed next week in the big ten tournament. this is what it looks like right now. minnesota and wisconsin, once that goes final, we will have it all finalized. urdu will be playing in the quarterfinals early on friday. we will have the semifinal saturday on cbs and the championship game on selection sunday for. for all of us h hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. dear fellow citi

. >> on a flight featured on tuesday night ncis is a nonproperty helped to transport more than 80,000 veterans to the world war ii memorial and other veteran memorial in dc since. >> i can't tell you how great it is. i never expected to go, a lot went on their own, drive themselves but this is special. i wouldn't have been the same thing if i went up by myself >> it's a good feeling that somebody cares. somebody showed, you know, that they really appreciated what these fellows went through >> henry and his wife have been married 63 years. three kids, eight grandkids and a lifetime of memories together. they've added another lasting memory thanks to a hero's salute. natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president trump is taking action to change how the u.s. deals with climate change. he visited epa headquarters where he signed an executive order. it halts efforts to reduce the carbon pollution of cole minors plus oil and gas. the president said the obama era regulations were bad for the economy. >> we're going to have safety, clean water and air. but so many are unnecessary and s

the naval criminal investigative service or nci has launched the investigation. it is felt that the pictures were taken without the female marine's knowledge. >>> south korea and scrapes officials say north korea fired -- japanese officials say north korea fired ballistic missiles. kim jong un is pushing for nuclear ballistic missile program that will deter. >>> frank carpino is battling a deadly illness, he wanted to learn how to ski. he was provided with special equipment so frank could make it down the mountain. he made his first decent by 100 100 -- joined by 100 piers. >> it was great everybody could ski next to me. >> frank's boy scout troop made the birthday present possible. >>> an iconic building in atlanta came crashing down. >>> see the start of the this year's iditarod race because there was not enough snow where they normally start. [explosion]. >> the white ice cube in atlanta is no more. crews imploded the building causing it to fall into a cloud of dust. the building was hailed as the most modern archival facility in the country. by 1998 it was de

ncis launched the investigation. the pictures were removed from the site. >>> a registered sex offender has been arrested for a terrifying attack on a hotel clerk in nebraska. he is seen peering through the hallway and following the victim working the front desk in the dead of night. there's a struggle and the pair move away from the camera. that's when the woman pulled off the attackers mask. he ran out the door and came back, by then the woman was on the phone calling 911. >> we have a recall to tell you about this noon, mercedes has announced it is recalling an million cars worldwide due to a starting problem that can cause overheating and start a fire. there are c class and gla model years 2015 to 2017. there were 51 fires reported with 30 in the u.s. no reports of injuries. >>> "healthcheck" this noon, migraine sufferers may find relief from arc -- acupuncture, researchers studied patients who suffered from migraines and suffered attacks 20 to 8 times a month him they received act -- arc puncture treatment it wa

♪e ♪ you're unbelievab♪e >> kevin: tonight on cbs begins with a new episode of ransom, followed by ncisisode of 48 hours, that's tonight. only cbs, 18 seconds to play in the mountain west championship with the winner getting an automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. >> reggie: you don't want to pick up his fifth, you to make a three. >> kevin: page wrestling with fenner. >> reggie: what they did this they took caroline out of the game and they had other associates take the ball out of bounds. >> kevin: five on paige. >> reggie: that's a problem there, they had omogbo out because he had four, they don't have a deep and up bench, they had to leave paige, he's the guy who has to file because his man got the ball. >> reggie: a couple more of these guys fell out, of the equipment guys getting ready to go in for them? >> dan: they've got nobody over there. >> kevin: our sideline reporter telling us before the game they had lost 32 academics this semester, they were playing basically was seven and i walk on. fenner. >> reggie: this is how you concentrate. >> kevin: stepped to the line, your nor

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followed by new episodes of "ncis, los angeles." and "madam secretary." 84%. edwards. worth reminding, northwestern, no timeouts. they need a missed here and the time three. edwards. what a half by him. >> bill: won an effort. how about purdue? a very difficult environment. hats off to matt and his guys showing why >> jim: with the loss, northwestern will be a succeed next week in the big ten tournament. this is what it looks like right now. minnesota and wisconsin, once that goes final, we will have it all finalized. urdu will be playing in the quarterfinals early on friday. we will have the semifinal saturday on cbs and the championship game on selection sunday for. for all of us here, saying so long from evanston, illinois, . tonight on cbs, 60 minutes. this has been a presentation of cbs sports, home the 2017 men's prodders, shuckersers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> she was an angel, a nonviolent

it was taken down within hours of the start of an ncis investigation one month ago. >> in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l green said in part "we must do a better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors or online." >> a marine corporate official said investigators are most concerned about the victims, many of whom were identified by rank, full name and military duty station. >> the online activity was first posted by the war horse. a nonprofit news organization run by marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours he became the target of online threats like "water board this pos" and "i'll pay 500 to the dude that can get good nudes of his girl." >> i've scrolled by things like this on facebook before. i think this say good gut check for a lot of people. we have all scrolled past things that we shouldn't tolerate on social media. >> reporter: this comes just two months after the first female infantry

. >>> if you watched, ncis last night on cbs you saw a show featuring organizations sending veterans on the trip of the lifetime free of cost. >> it is something, um. >> yeah. >> wait for this a long time. >> it is called, honor flight, non-profit dedicated to providing vets with honor and closure. now one of the local heroes to benefit from honor flight is henry marini drafted in 1943 at the age of 22. the nine five-year old and his brother both served in world war two. the two vets were given a trip veteranhe world war two memorials in washington d.c. >> i never expected to go a lot of them went on their own, but this is a special, place and it wouldn't be the same place if i wen myself. >> just a good feeling, for them, that somebody, that somebody cares, and somebody shows, you know, that theyally e fellows went through. >> what a great idea. >> indeed. >> honor flight, helped transport more than 80,000 veterans to d.c. since 2011. >> they have a waiting list of more than 27,000, if you want to donate, go to honor flight .org. >>> well, close your ears, kid , school on saturdays,

. >>> well, if you watched, ncis on cbs you s featuring an organization that honors veterans by sending free of cost.p of one of the local heroes is henry marino. in 1943 at 22. rother both served ind and his world war two. they were given a free trip toel and other veteran memoriad.ls >> i never expected to go, this is a special, i i went mf.em,th appreciated what e transport 80,000 veter gat stor. >>> well, crayola is on how chid adults, because you know i color how theybe doing for first time in in the 100 year history and how to take part in the >>> britain make gooding on the prom toys leave eu, key steps it is taking in the s the european union. >> ♪ h outside, you are watching "eyewitness news" this morning, still dark , aine there. >> nice and clear. >> um-hmm. >> way we like it wendy's doesn't put up with mushy fish sandwiches like some do. no for a big... i love it even more than the sea. hey, don't get all mushy on us. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing th

. >> and the page was taken down within hours of the start of a ncis investigation one month ago, investigatorsay they're most concerned about the victims, as many of them are identified by their rang, full name, and station. >> thousands made their way to alabama this weekend to re-enact an event in the civil rights movement t had been 52 years since the march across the bridge in selma on march 7th, 1965. african-americans seeking the rights to vote intend today march across the bridge to montgomery before attacked by police, it became known as bloody sunday, credited known as helping pass the voting rights. >> richard celebrated tenth birthday at the star buffet friday, his family had gone therefore years, but this experience is a bit different. he and his sister both ordered apple juice, as soon as they took a zip something horrifying happened. >> as soon as they took a zip of it, they were throwing up. and there was blood, and the other time they brought the apple juice to it they would bring stirofoam cup of ice and separate drink so could you open n pour it if you with a to. this time th

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facebook group called marines united with 30,000 members has been shut down and the ncis has launchedn. it has asked more whistleblowers to come forward with any information. 0nly whistleblowers to come forward with any information. only then will the full scale of the problem be known. earlier we spoke to a former marine who told me that she believes the scandal is much wider. as the general would refer to that, just the tip of the spear, a marine corps term. yeah, i find that hard to believe that there are only ten females who are encompassed by this issue. this issue is not necessarily nude photos. many women shared on this website and the facebook page were fully clothed in uniform going about their duties and had photos taken surreptitiously of them and then shared on this site to encourage the sexual assault type language. i think we definitely need to clarify that these were not simply nonconsensual nude photos. how did it come to light? well, truthfully, this issue has been known throughout the marine corps and the department of defence for quite sometime. there had been dedic

a facebook group called marines united with 30,000 members has been shut down and the ncis has launched it has asked more whistleblowers to come forward with any information. only then will the full scale of the problem be known. earlier we spoke to a former marine who told me that she believes the scandal is much wider. that is just the tip of the spear, thatis that is just the tip of the spear, that is the marine term. i find it ha rd to that is the marine term. i find it hard to believe that it is only ten females encompassing this issue. many of these women that were shared on this website were fully clothed going about their daily duties and had photographs taken sir is —— unbeknownst to them. i think we definitely need to clarify these we re definitely need to clarify these were not simply nonconsensual newk photos. how did it all come to ught? photos. how did it all come to light? -- photos. how did it all come to light? —— nude. photos. how did it all come to light? -- nude. this issue has been known throughout the marine corps and the department of defence for quite sometime. t

ever since the july 7th bombings in london in 2005, counter—terrorism age ncies have worked hard to improvee. but the threat posed by lone operators avoiding sophisticated methods, is far more difficult to counter. our security correspondent, gordon corera, looks at the questions facing the intelligence agencies. tonight, questions about surveillance. khalid masood, the prime minister said, did come cross mi5‘s radar a few years ago. but he was not being watched at the time he was planning his attack. that has led some to question whether more could have been done to stop him. it's not a new question. after the july 7th bombings in 2005, it emerged some of the men had, like masood, cropped up on the periphery of an mi5 investigation. and the same was true of those responsible for the killing of lee rigby at woolwich. the security services and their colleagues in the police do a magnificentjob, and the intelligence services altogether know a great deal about what's going on. but there will always be the possibility to that somebody can get through. why does this happen? one problem for the a

the ncis has opened up a criminal investigation into the matter. >>> time now is 8:26.o county sheriffs are searching for a woman who went missing with her dogment she went on a hike thursday afternoon and never returned. she had her brown and white australian shepherd dog with her at the time. her family says she's insulin dependent and suffers from dementia. >>> the clark county sheriff's office has a 19-year-old jennifer hernandez jimenez was arrested for concealing the crime. she's set to appear in court on monday. >> miss flow died near lie a month after the attack. a -- nearly a month after the attack. charged with the murder, robbery, and elderly abuse. >>> still ahead protesting with a public prayer. up next the message hundreds of muslims are hoping to send with this demonstration outside of san francisco city hall. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. ♪turn it up ♪

everyone is watching from cdc and nci and you want those to continue. it is not just providing the benefits, but the research that will make it possible for people to survive over the years and that is also in question. -- : caller: people pay into social security. rich stop paying their think it should be because -- that thank you. host: we have not touched on taxes. the president, what did he lay out the other night. guest: 19 six was the time we had a last major tax form. -- 1986 was a last time we had a major tax reform. in the middle of a conference committee behind closed doors, there will be members of theyess tweeting out what are talking about. individual tax reform could take longer. host: what does president trump want to get done? he wants to lower taxes for corporations and individuals. it seems like there is a wide-ranging review working with a congress. i agree with stan. i think it will happen anytime soon. there's a lot of different ideas of what tax form means and there are winners and losers. slamdunk.an easy i'm afraid it is a mechan

it was taken down within hours of the start of an ncis investigation one month ago. in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l. green said in part, we must do a better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors or online. a marine corps official said investigators are most concerned about the victims, many identified by their rank, full name, and military duty station. the online activity was first posted by the war horse, a nonprofit news organization run by a marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours, he became the target of online threats, like water board this pos. and i'll pay $500 to the dude that can get good news of his girl. >> i've scrolled by things like this on facebook before. this is a good gut check for a lot of people. we have all scrolled past things we shouldn't tolerate on social media. >> reporter: this comes two months after the first female infantry marines headed t

nci launched an investigation.ties believe the pictures we were taken without their knowledge. >>> north korea fired four banned ballistic missile that flew 320 miles. three of them landed in japan's economic zone. this is a test launch in several months by north korea. they are pushing for a nuclear missile program to deter the north. >>> family and friends were there to cheer on frank in with wisconsin, he is battling a terminal illness. he always wanted to learn how to ski. the group adapted adventures provide special equipment for him to make it down the mountain. he made his first decent joined by 100 skiers. >> the whole experience, it's greater that everybody could ski next to me. >> frank's boy scout troop made the ski trip possible. >> making people happy. good stuff to see and put on the news. >> reporter: that's right, let's see if we can put some better stuff on the weather side of the newscast. it's on the cold side. we're dry on storm tracker 6 live. sky6 live hd there's the airport. you can see the s

ncis getting involved. i'll speak with a vet that knows what it's like to be targeted. and the real life hunger games on an island. tv producers say they won't stop contestants from committing crimes like rape and murder. reality tv gone too far? let's get to it. who knew about michael flynn and when? that's the headline question out of the white house briefing tomorrow today. the spokesman says president trump did not know. sean spicer reports nobody told president trump that his first national security advisor was a foreign agent, a lobbyist working to help turkey's president. the white house claimed coming after the associated press reported the trump transition team did know before the inauguration day that flynn might need to register with the justice department. as we reported yesterday, general michael flynn registered this week even though he was working to help the turkish government during the presidential race. flynn was a foreign agent and on the campaign trail for donald trump at the same time. among other things, flynn wrote an op-ed for the turkish leader

using data from the nci cancer childhood study published research revealed a reduction of second malignancies among survivors of childhood cancer. using population data researchers were able to determine that over the course of 15 years or more, children treated with lower does doses of radiation were less likely to develop second cancers. can you comment on the value of this sort of long-term research? >> i'm happy to comment on that. i think what that study points out is progress that we have made in understanding the consequences of the treatments that we use. and radiation is a good example. it's now clear that radiation can promote the kind of changes in cells that ultimately lead to cancer. therefore those treatments have to be used at appropriate doses and minimized wherever job. -- wherever possible. it's being played out now and the observation there are fewer second malignancies. d jaffee: just related to that. this area of childhood cancer survivorship is really important. we have this great success now in our ability to street childhood cancers, even though we have a lot more to d

now the ncis is looking into the member. let's bring in pentagon correspondent barbara starr.rious punishments. >> how it happened and who is behind it is now a top priority for investigators. >> reporter: hundreds of sexually explicit photos of female service members posted via a private facebook group page called "marines united." the page linked to a google drive photo where the pictures were stored. members on the site solicited others to submit photos of women. only men were invited to join. where derogatory and reportedly violent comments were made against the women. now dozens of marines could face disciplinary action. the naval criminal investigative service opened an investigation. it was all brought to light by a former marine. >> what we discovered was roughly 100 folders that contained dozens of other subfolders, some of the folders had one or two images in them with no real way to identify a victim. other ones, a little more than two dozen, included name, rank, current military duty station, easily weaponizable if put into the wrong hands. >> wounded in afghanista

it has sparked an investigation by ncis, the naval criminal investigative service.into all of this, trying to determine how widespread it is and who may be behind it, whether there are active duty service members who are behind these postings. that may be something that they can go after them for with disciplinary action. former service members who may be behind it that may be posting these, it may be difficult to go after them. a lot of concern about how many women may have had their photos posted without their knowledge. we're getting tough reaction from the sergeant major, the top noncommissioned officer in charge of marines. a lot of concern about all of this. by all accounts this investigation going full steam ahead to try to figure out what has happened here, how these photos got posted online and who may be behind it, john, poppy. >> keep us posted, barbara starr, thank you so much. >>> coming up, minutes away, perhaps, from getting new details about the president's new revised travel ban. what's in it, what's gone, and will it pass court muster. >> it was de

the ncis, naval criminal investigations service, looking into all of this.t to their attention several weeks ago by a former marine who had been online, came across this site and discovered what was in it. he brought it to their attention. so that investigation very quietly begun. they're trying to determine how many people were involved. by all accounts, the photos of the women not suitable to be -- to describe on a news station like cnn. very lewd, very salacious. it is possible some of them were originally taken under consensual circumstances but then shared not with the consent of the women. it is possible some of the photos were taken under stalking circumstances. >> wow. >> so all of this very much being investigated, all of this subject to disciplinary action. marine corps leadership making very strong statements against it and trying to figure out at this point exactly what it is they may be dealing with. dana. >> barbara, thank you. these women who, you know, are serving this country put themselves in harm's way to be allegedly hurt like this by the

. >> another story, the naval criminal investigation service ncis launching an investigation after hundreds of explicit photos of current and former female marines were found on a social media site. officials say this private facebook group called marines united contained a link where the photos were being stored without women's knowledge. it's not known how many marines may have been involved. >> alabama state lawmakers moving forward with talks on impeaching their governor robert bentley. the lawmakers are trying to oust him after audio recordings reveal sexually explicit conversations between bentley and a former aid. he apologized and maintains he did nothing illegal. >> raises an interesting question, right? what is the standard for behavior in office? is it just the law? or is it about the moral as well? >> and where do they get the audio recordings? and is everybody being listened to. >> yes. >> be careful what you say. >> i know we are at this moment. >> the president insisting and again remember no proof. the fbi says to the doj push back it's untrue. we'll get reaction from a mich

. >> now, erica says that she actually notified ncis of a google drive containing photos of female servicen january. neither she nor her attorney, gor gloria allred would comment on that. >> so is congress getting involved? >> so i can tell you, anna, that a congressional aide has told us that general neller is going to be briefing the house armed services committee on this. we're not going to be able to be in that because it is a closed door, closed to press private briefing to talk about the scandal here. >> stay tuned. die a diane gallagher, thank you. now we'll check in with last year's hero. he is dedicating his life to helping young people with disabilities in colombia. on a recent trip to new york, he made a special visit to a fellow colombian to brings free meals to people in need every single night. >> jason! >> let them inspire us to be better people, right? >> a lot going on here. new details on the major brief of security at the white house overnight. and what just happened during a suspect's court appearance. we'll be back live after a quick break. (alarms) where's the car? it

"get me the guy from 'ncis.' [ laughter ] close enough. i'll take it."ugh, if there's one thing this hearing has made clear so far it's that republicans love neil gorsuch. in fact, just look at the loving gaze of ted cruz's face as he watched gorsuch speak. [ laughter ] i haven't seen that look on cruz's face since the iowa state fair when he saw that cow made of butter. [ laughter ] and if all this enthusiasm is a little exhausting to you, you're not alone. later in the day, the chairman of the committee, who was running the hearing -- iowa senator, chuck grassley -- literally turned the gavel over to another senator so he could go to sleep. >> i have asked senator tillis to take over, about eight o'clock, so i can be in bed by nine o'clock. because i get up at 4:00 in the morning and i want to able to be able to get a good night's sleep >> seth: that's an 83-year-old man who runs at 4:00 in the morning, which incidentally is the gop plan to replace medicare. [ laughter ] "my glaucoma's getting worse." "have you tried jogging in the dark?" [ laughter ]

veterans shared on the page, for users made on scene comment, taken down within hours of the start of a ncis investigation one month ago. in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l green said in part we must do better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i spec all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors, or on line. marine corps official said investigators are most concerned about the victims. many of whom were identified by their rang, full name, and military duty station. the on line activity was first posted by the war, non-profit news or saying run by marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours he became the target of on line threats, like i'll pay 500 for the dude that can get guys every this girl. >> i scrolled by things like this on facebook before. i think this is a good gut check for a lot of people, we have all scrolled past things we shouldn't tolerate on social media. >> this comes two months after the first female inch fan tree marine f a marine