david jones has been doing a lot on the security breach at mar-a-lago. the woman trying to get into the club with a thumb drive and cell phones and a laptop. she has been charged and is due back in court. david is looking into a guy called charles lee. and another chinese national who has ties to the woman with access to mar-a-lago. we will look at feud with donald trump and jerry nadler. they started brawling in manhattan in real estate. now they are facing off in washington. we are talking about the

trump talked about the security breach in the context of i, in the context of him, that he was okay. ou know this was about him. it's not about him. this is about the united states' safety and security, about american security interests. and it's his failure to see that and to set the conditions of what security is like at mar-a-lago, which is it's a commercial place, a place for business, rather than it's a place that has america's greatest secrets. >> thank you all very much. and next joe biden speaking out about his treatment of women. >> you know social norms have begun to change and shifted. and the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset and i get it. >> why is the white house refusing to correct the president after he said his father, you know, was -- well listen. >> my father is german, right was german. and born in a very wonderful place in germany. ♪ don't get mad, put your money to work with e*trade's easy-to-use investing tools. did you know the exact same hotel room...whoooo. ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booki

. >> there he now," the security breach at president trump's mar-a-lago club. >> the investigation isay into how a woman got through several layers of security, including the secret service, while the president was in town. >>> also this morning, a break in the case of a music star's murder. police say they caught the man who gunned down nipsey hussle. overnight we're learning they met with the alleged getaway driver. >>> one person dead and two others fighting for their lives after a massive explosion at a chemical plant near the neighborhood rocked by another chemical plant fire just last month. >>> has mother's day come early? you won't believe the incredible gift this 13-year-old gave his mom and what he traded in to get it for her. it's wednesday, april 3rd. >>> good morning, everyone, happy hump day. it's nice to have the lady in white next to me. >> uh-huh. >> looking good. >> thank you. >> very spring. >> very shady. >> i'm not being shady. >> come on, spring. >> you're willing it into existence because we've had some chilly temperatures. >> i am. >>> we begin this half hour w

. >>> the security breach at mar-a-lago and the secretary of state linking it to a broader threat from china. >>> plus the hip-hop radio show that's become a key stop for 2020 hopefuls. >>> the legal battle over the president's tax returns is escalating. his lawyers now trying to block the official request from house democrats for six years of the president's personal and business returns. in a new letter to the irs, the general counsel, the president's lawyer argues, democrats have no legitimate legislative reason to request the presidents tax returns. they claim house ways and means chairman richard neil wants to use that information to damage the president politically. the president echoing that argument. >> i got elected. they elected me. now they keep going. i'm under audit. when you're under audit, you don't do it. other people are under audit and nobody would do it when you're going through an audit. they audit me all the time. >> chairman neil gave the irs until wednesday invoking a tax law that gives him the authority to request that information from any person. after backing

a security breach investigation is under way.device containing computer malware is accused of lying to the secret service agents to gain access over the weekend. the woman was arrested. >> keep america great. cag. >>> the president is signaling a change to his signature campaign slogan. he used the term "keep america great" during a gop fund-raiser last night. mean whooul the president is shelving plans for a health care overhaul after a meeting with majority leader mitch mcconnell. republicans need to focus on winning in 2020. >>> students around the country have come up with ideas on how to save lives in the event of a their inventions. >> think about in a school building and a classroom door. >> reporter: paige and her classmates from missouri believe the door lock they invented could make the difference between life and death in a shooting. >> it makes it so it can't be opened at all even if the door handle is broken. >> reporter: the young inventors call it a simple solution to one of the biggest issues schools are facing. >

the fbi launches an investigation into a security breach at the president's florida resort. was a woman arrested with chinese passports and suspicious devices part of a foreign plot? >>> mueller report subpoena. house democrats set the stage tore an epic clash with the trump administration as a key panel approves a subpoena seeking access to the full mueller report. will it impact the attorney general's plans to keep some of the special counsel's findings secret? and stars in court. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman face a judge in boston along with others charged in the college admissions scam. tonight, prosecutors say they'll ask for all the defendants to do time behind bars. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we have major breaking news this hour. house democrats are opening up a new front in their investigation of president trump going after his very tightly guarded financial information. in a letter obtained exclusively by cnn,

there's no breach, security breach of physical security measures.vice protocols worked. their security plan worked in that a potential threat was actually thwarted as planned under the security protocols. >> however the u.s. secret service does say that the club management determines who has access to mar-a-lago. and is that the way it should be? when you have a president, even though he has a separate residence. wouldn't secret service still be in charge of security even at the president's private residence i should say? >> they are in charge of security. but it's important to note that you know mar-a-lago's often referred to as the winter white house, it's not the white house, it's not a government facility. it's a private commercial location that the president goes to temporarily. the security structure set up at mar-a-lago is the same as any other facility that the president goes to. the security structure that is set up for the president's trip to las vegas today mirrors the methodology that's at mar-a-la o mar-a-lago. to your question, should

the troubling security breach p laptop and that thumb drive. somehow she got past secret service and mar-a-lago security for a time. what was her plan, who sent her inside on the president's property? abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the major security breach at mar-a-lago while the president was in florida. it was just after noon on saturday. the woman, yujing zhang, walking right up to a secret service agent, presenting two passports from the republic of china as i.d. authorities say zhang told the agent, "she was there to go to the pool." according to court documents, the agent checked the i.d. and handed zhang off to mar-a-lago security. they couldn't find her on their membership rolls. but there was another person named zhang who belonged to the club. according to the complaint, "due to a potential language barrier issue, mar-a-lago believed her to be the relative" of that member. they let her in. a valet drove her to the main reception area in a golf cart, passing three more secr

we begin with a security breach at mar-a-lago. a woman from china making her way deep inside president trump's exclusive club while he was in town. >> court documents say the chinese national managed to get past several layers of security. all while carrying a thumb drive infected with malware, which is software designed to damage a e. all while carrying a thumb drive infected with malware, which is software designed to damage alle infected with malware, which is software designed to damage a computer or network. >> the secret service has now issued a new statement. abc's serena marshall has more from washington. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning. the incident happening this past weekend while the president was there. he was out golfing at the time, but it beach club he often refers to as the winter white house but today questions over security after a woman was granted unauthorized access and later found to be carrying four cell phones, a laptop, an external hard drive and a thumb drive, which author

. >> bob, in the wake of a security breach like this, first of all, bob, do you consider it a big securityhis person was stopped. but if it is a security breach, does it seem like maybe now isn't the best time to fire the director of the secret service or will that not have an impact? >> it won't have an secret service because the secret service can't do anything about it. they don't control the perimeter. it's the local staff who have the guest list. anybody comes and goes. the secret service can protect the white house and camp david but they can't protect mar-a-lago. it's impossible. it's simply impossible. so blaming the secret service is the wrong way to go on this. unfortunately for the president, you have to go in the white house and stay there and you just become isolated, as all presidents do. >> bob baer -- >> and beyond that, the president is not there most of the time. when he's not there, there's no metal detector. people can come in and out. that's the point where you could come in and set situations up. it's just an impossible situation. >> thank you very much. >>> attorney

out the head of the secret service amid a new scandal surrounding the security at mar-a-lago, a security breach at the so-called winter white house. and now joining the others who have gone, fired by twitter or whatever is the head of the secret service. all of this chaos has one source, one source only, the president of the united states and his erratic, vacillating attitudes towards policy and personnel. across a broad spectrum of issues his policies are so extreme that even good-faith nominees eventually face a choice, leave the administration or being consumed by the quicksand of the trump swamp. i hope that the president or some of the people around him will realize that his administration is far from a fine-tuned machine. it's a slow-motion disaster machine that the american people see in action every day. now on women's health, madam president, today the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing on a sham bill that would further restrict women's access to care. every woman, every family in america should shudder at republicans' campaign to take away the rights of women to make decis

. >>> a security breach at mar-a-lago resort. a woman carrying chinese passports and malicious software entered the facility illegally late last month. the president was staying there at the time, but was not on site. she gained access through a miscommunication with members of the resorts security detail. >> she was detained after telling a receptionist she was there for an event that didn't exist. they found four cell phones, laptop, thumb drive in her possession. the thumb drive contained ma malware. they say mar-a-lago is responsible for who is admitted to the club, and access to the president. >> a subpoena to get the full, unredacted mueller report that gives jerry nadler the green light to issue a subpoena. he has not said whether he would do that before attorney general barr released a redacted version this month. the president says release it, but he's agitated. >> i think it's ridiculous. we are going to start the process all over again? i think it's a disgrace. anything we give them is not enough. we could give them a

>>now at 8 a popular restaurant chain reveals a massive security breach, harvesting data on millions of credit card customers for nearly a year. they're very very good at what they do is virtually nothing that you can do. in sacramento guard lists of what got an eight-day incarcerated. he deserves to be bias and site a father's wish to see the little boy who accidentally shot himself in the head. and raising 5 newborns is hard enough now the parents of these quintuplets are facing an all too common bay area dilemma finding affordable housing. a major data breach its several popular restaurant chains including some here in the bay area. us im ken wayne...(pam) and im pam moore... the parent company of planet hollywood and buca di beppo restaurants says, a 10- month data hack ... may have exposed the credit and debit card information of more than two- million diners. (ken) three buca di beppos' in the bay area are on the list.. kron 4's noelle bellow joins us live at the restaurant in palo alto with more on the data breach? really safe. >>if you do want to use a credit card whether to

. >> also this morning, there are just crazy questions about this bizarre security breach at the president's mar-a-lago estate in florida. this morning, we are learning details about this case. federal investigators charged a chinese woman who was carrying a thumb drive with malware with illegally getting in, accessing the president's club while he was in town. authorities say she was carrying two chinese passports and four cell phones. how did she get through security? how did she get inside? what are the security procedures at these private residences where the president spends so much of his time and are they sufficient? we have a lot to discuss this morning. let's bring in jeffrey toobin, cnn chief analyst. phil mudd, former fbi senior intelligence adviser and david gregory. jeffrey, the committee will authorize a subpoena to get the full mueller report. jerry nadler, the chair, won't deliver the subpoena yet. he's going to hold it in reserve for when and for what? >> the tanks are massing for the battle over the mueller report. i think it is worth pointing out that barr has not yet anno

. >>> the fbi is investigating a security breach at mar-a-lago as possible espionage. a woman with four cell phones and a thumb drive containing malware was able to enter. for his part, the president says the secret service and the club's receptionist had it all under control. >> no, i'm not concerned at all. we have very good control. we have extremely good, and it's getting better. i think that was a fluke situation. >> jang said she works as an investor and consultant for a chinese company. the chinese embassy in washington has not responded to our request for comment. later today president trump will meet with china's vice premier. >>> an illinois boy missing almost eight years has apparently turned up alive in kentucky. a teenager identifying himself as timothy pitson, telling police he just escaped his kidnappers by fleeing a red loof inn where they were staying. authorities say it appears the young man kept running until he ran across a bridge in kentucky. the teenager has not been positively identified yet. cnn spoke to a woman who saw him outside of her home a

to the parliament and saying the government must accept full responsibility for the security breaches the lapse of intelligence so awesome this debate is likely to continue for the better part of the day every quite a long list of speakers should go to address the house we heard from the defense to defense minister before he took many questions elaborating on the state of the investigations nine suicide bombers involved at least eight identified and investigations continuing them so what's the mood there are today now because of the more funerals taking place for the victims. as the funerals continue there is. sadness that pervades the entire country because they keep sort of you know harking back to what unfolded on sunday but amid that frustration and mounting anger that this sort of absolute tragedy and carnage could have been prevented the worst part about sunday and the next couple of days basically has been that now there's a situation where there is concern there's fear that it's the worst is not over that there can be further incidents explosions just within the last two hours

. >>> also breaking tonight, we're learning about a very disturbing security breach at the president's florida resort this past weekend, while the president was there. let's bring in our justice department correspondent, jessica schneider. jessica, charges have now been filed. tell us what happened. >> well, wolf, a woman holding two public of china passports, she got through that first initial security at mar-a-lago. that happened around noon on saturday and she allegedly made it all the way to the main reception area of the club all while carrying several electronic devices, one of which carried malicious malware. authorities say yujing zhang presented herself at that checkpoint, showed her passported, and gained entry under guise that she was the daughter of a mar-a-lago club member. she made her way into the club reception area, where she was actually questioned by a receptionist about why she was inside mar-a-lago. when zhang mentioned an event that wasn't actually happened, the receptionist then flagged a secret service agent, who eventually questioned her off-property. agents sa

. >>> a significant security breach at the president's mar-a-lago report. prosecutors filing charges against a woman carrying chinese passports and malicious software who entered the facility illegally over the weekend. the president was there at the time, but not on site. when she gained access through a miscommunication, members of the resort's security detail. >> she was detained after saying she was there to attend an event. the receptionist knew that event did not exist. they found four cell phones, a laptop, external device and a thumb drive. it contained malware. mar-a-lago management is responsible for deciding who is permitted access to the club, but secret service determines who has access to the president. >>> house democrats vote to authorize a subpoena to get the full, unredacted mueller report. that will give jerry nadler the right to issue a subpoena. he's not said if he will before barr releases the redacted version. the president says release it, but is agitated. >> i think it's ridiculous. we are going to start the process over again? it's

. >>> plus, developments in the security breach of mar-a-lago. new today, the president and house democrats drawing their battle lines over the fight over his tax returns. his lawyers now trying to block the official request from house democrats for six years of the personal and business returns. in a letter to the irs, general counsel, the president's lawyer argues that democrats have no legitimate reason to request the president's returns. they claim house ways and means chairman richard neil wants to use the information to damage the president politically. the president echoing that argument. >> i got elected. they keep going. when you're under audit, you don't do it. nobody would do it when you are going through an audit. i always go through audits. they audit me all the time. >> chairman neil gave the irs until wednesday to release the returns. citing a tax law giving them the authority. >>> after backing off the threat to close the border, the president touted the fencing that was upgraded as the first approved project under the obama admin

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his exit is not related to immigration other recent security breach at malaga. a woman from china was able to enter the resort allegedly well carrying malware. administration officials say his departure stems from a personality conflict within the agency. >>> still to come on the four, a plan that would raise $5 billion for schools here in california by taxing wealthy corporations. >>> coming up next, and uber driver is in custody after police say he targeted customers and committed a home burglary. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> new at four club, an record driver is in custody after targeting a passenger he drove to the airport. >> police say the man burglars a nearby home in the same neighborhood. ktvu's ann rubin has been following the case and joins us live with more. >> reporter: authorities say the break-in in the case came as the cameras on ring doorbells and neighb

that have brought us to where we are today with this massive sort of breach of security he did say that investigations right now are focusing on apprehending suspects there are a number of people who are already in custody under interrogation he referred to the emergency regulations basically that are being strengthened that have been brought in as of midnight on monday that will help in terms of helping the law enforcement authorities with for the power of detention of arrest of interrogation he did say that lots of avenues of questioning and investigations are being pursued that there are further leads that are coming up he also did admit to the fact that there are a number of those involved in this coordinated attack that are on the run he said the authorities are doing their utmost to find them to bring them back within the security net he when pressed also admitted that some of them might be armed or might have explosives on them and said that the security forces are very conscious of the fact that have they have to act quickly now i asked him about the issues surrounding

secret service director administration officials say his exit is not related to that mar-a-lago security breach. meanwhile, the department of homeland security is bracing for more departures. >> kristen welker, at the white house, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news from the fbi revealing police and federal agents foiled an isis inspired plot to stage a truck attack at a popular tourist spot. with more on that, here is nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: the fbi says this was the apparent target, the national harbor convention site in maryland just outside washington. prosecutors say 28-year-old rondale henry wanted to attack pedestrians inspired by isis propaganda and motivated by hatred for non-muslims. they say he stole this u-haul truck after deciding his car was too small and wanted to run over people outside dulles airport in washington but decided security was too tight so he turned his attention to national harbor and parked the truck and broke into a boat where he hid waiting for a time with bigger crowds but by then court documents say police found the truck and waiting for who

. >>> breaking news on multiple fronts tonight, including an alarming security breach at mar-a-lago.he feds say a woman from china carrying several passports and cell phones and a device containing computer malware lied her way past secret service and into the club during the president's most recent visit. law enforcement tells nbc news they're investigating whether it was a spy mission. >>> anothechemical plant inferno in texas. this time it's deadly. a massive explosion and fire for the second time in just two weeks. schools on lockdown. people being warned to shelter in place. >>> late word from california where police say a suspected killer has been captured after the murder of rap star nipsey hussle. we're there live. >>> we're hours from a dramatic day in court for felicity

. >>> also coming into cnn new details about the security breach at president trump's mar-a-lago resort. the woman arrested for lying her way inside was just in court for a detention hearing. prosecutors claim the woman can't be trusted and is a flight risk. at the time of her arrest, she was allegedly carrying four cell phones, two chinese pass ports and a thumb drive containing malware. our justice reporter is in west palm beach. they found more key evidence when they searched her hotel room? what was that? >> reporter: yeah. this is what's making this more interesting. this was already interesting given what she had on her, the four cell phones, the malware, but now we're learning the investigators when they went to her hotel room in palm beach, they found a signal detector. this is how prosecutors are describing. it's a signal detector used to detect hidden cameras. they also say they found nine usb drives inside her hotel rooms. five sim cards for cell phones. they found about $7500 in $100 bills in u.s. currency and they also found a chinese money in her hotel room as well. they f

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installed on its point of sale machines at its restaurants across the country these are high level security breaches people who know a lot more than you do about how to dig in and get those numbers. and they're very very good at what they do there's virtually nothing you can do to stop that about 2 point 15 million customer credit and debit card numbers are being marketed on the dark web right now. experts say criminals will use the information to create counterfeit cards. so whacafirs able to see all the numbers tht re there.. see is my number on the market on the black market.. if it is shut it downand the next time you go out -- swipe with caution expect it, expect that these breaches are going to happen and they are happening..always have it in the back of your mind that your cc info is potentially out there >>earl enterprises says the data breach occurred between march 18th of now if you ordered from to get about or any of the restaurants online through a 3rd party website like doordash are grub pub, then you're not a part of this data breach but if you dined in you likely are so had to kron fo

. >>> security breach. >> now the search for the drone over the stadium packed with 36,000 fans. >> who was at the controls? >> then, she is moving out. >> who is he to do all that nonsense? >> and target judge. who tried to assassinate the judge? >> plus, the wealthy lawyer. he just bought an island for $8 million. what did he

if there's a security breach at tsa, how is this going to play?hing was running so smoothly before? >> tsa really isn't that important. >> it seems like it, based on -- that's how things are being treated and it's a real national security concern. >> ned, you hear from folks that are sort of the professionals, first of all, do you take matthew's point here, the irony is, if the president doesn't like the bureaucracy, he's actually doing a whole heck of a lot of ways to empower the faceless bureaucracy. >> well, what's interesting, though, chuck, is that he has installed people at the helm of some of these organization s whose hole mission, objective, has been to dismantle parts of the departments they now lead. i mean, look, rex tillerson was a great example. mike pompeii yoep has continued some of that at the department of state. the consumer financial protection board is another example. but i think now you have this tension that we have not seen before, between career professionals who have worked for presidents across administrations, democrat

. >>> president trump is dismissing an alleged security breach at his mar-a-lago property saying that he's not concerned about the incident. >> we'll see what happened, where she's from, who she is, but the result is they were able to get her, and she's now suffering the consequences of whatever it is she had in mind. yujing zh sort. ports and a federal officials are looking into whether the incident was part of a larger plan to gain access to the president and do potential harm. >>> prosecutors in a massive school admissions scandal may soon have their first guilty plea from a parent. peter jan sartorio, owner of a packaged foods company in california said in a court filing he will plead guilty. meanwhile actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin along with ten other parents appeared before a judge in boston yesterday. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: felicity huffman and lori loughlin made their first physical appearance in s. fans, onlookers, and reporters struggled to catch a glimpse of the stars and other parents outside the courthouse. they're accused of paying a college a

>>now at 8 a popular restaurant chain reveals a massive security breach, harvesting data on millionsat what they do is virtually nothing that you can do. in sacramento guard lists of what got an eight-day incarcerated. he deserves to be bias and site a father's wish to see the little boy who accidentally shot himself in the head. and raising 5 newborns is hard enough now the parents of these quintuplets are facing an all too common bay area dilemma finding affordable housing.

. >>> breaking news on multiple fronts tonight, including an alarming security breach at mar-a-lago. the feds say a woman from china carrying several passports and cell phones and a device containing computer malware lied her way past secret service and into the club during the president's most recent visit. law enforcement tells nbc news they're investigating whether it was a spy mission. >>> anothechemical plant inferno in texas. this time it's deadly. a massive explosion and fire for the second time in just two weeks. schools on lockdown. people being warned to shelter in place. >>> late word from california where police say a suspected killer has been captured after the murder of rap star nipsey hussle. we're there live. >>> we're hours from a dramatic day in court for felicity huffman and lori loughlin. tonight a member of the "full house" family is speaking to nbc about that college cheating scandal. >>> shocking allegations about an american hospital. women who say they were secretly filmed during surgery, even child birth. >> i was shocked. i was honestly shocked. >> i have n

intent you know the possibility that any of these providers could could be using and you know for security breaches and the question is it seems to be you know who wants to be the top dog in this plight got to great the same could be set aside for any country couldn't if we look at that plant. absolutely not here absolutely and in fact and you know you you hear about and i think there's a statement my someone saying well it's going to the intent of the capability might happen more easily with. in china or offshore tyrian regime although sometimes i wonder what what kind of what country you would say is authoritarian. but what that can easily happen here i mean look at the number of national classified secret national security letters and. the letters that we've sent to communication providers to access millions and millions and millions of files conversations correspondence even voice communications unbeknown to the users on either side i mean afghans will merkel or. our president the former president of brazil the main routes off if they knew. that the phone conversations were being with and then

. >>> mar-a-lago is on high alert this morning after an alarming security breach. a chinese woman is facing chges after reportedly wandering into restricted areas at president trump's florida resort over the weekend and all while the president was agolfing on the property the secret service addressed the breach in a statement overnight saying it is not determined who is invited or welcomed at mar-a-lago but that agents and officers conductl physica screenings which is what later led to the arrest. urc's pete williams has more. >> reporter: on sy the secret service says a chinese woman walked up to a security checkpoint at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida and said she was there to go to the swimmith pool. secret service says she presented two chinese passports in the ne of yujing zhang. mar-a-lago security said zhang was the name a club member and allowed her to enter the compound. but when a resort shuttle picked her up court documents say she didn't know where she wanted to go so she was taken to the reception area according to investigators she chan

if they start talking about it on fox news, there was this terrible security breach and somebody leakedhether 56 should include huawei because of its alleged ability to spy back on us, then he will think about it. that is literally the way things are going in washington. i think, like thomas, since queen victoria the state have no friends are allies, only interests. it is pomp and ceremony because there is nothing tangible to discuss with trade. the big thing with global britain is not taking place so there is no way they can sign a bilateral us — uk, so it will be pomp and circumstance and the british do that very well. thomas said, dreadful people coming, dictators and autocrats, so i think personally that the leader of the opposition and the others who missed the banquet, i went to the one with nicolas sarkozy, it is lots of fun and good food. does he want thatjust because he likes the idea of it or is it the bling of it, the gold carriage, or is he so distracted by major events at home, the aftermath of the miller report, but he won't have time or the inclination to cause trouble in

it is almost too sophisticated but if they talk about it on fox news, there was this terrible security breachh cabinet, someone leaked sensitive discussions about whether five g should include huawei, then he will think about it, that is literally the way things are going. like thomas, i think almost like the foreign secretary with queen victoria, there are only interests and not friends. there is nothing tangible to discuss because the big thing with trade, there's no way the uk can sign a bilateral agreement with us so it will be pomp and circumstance. the british do that very well. they have had dreadful people coming as thomas i said, dictators and autocrats and so it will be purely pomp and circumstance with donald trump. i think the leader of the opposition and others who will miss the banquet, it is a lot of fun and it is good food! your point about the gold carriage, michael, is that just because he likes the idea of that or is it a kind of election asset as he goes into these elections as the us president so distracted by major events at home that he really will not have time to caus

mark zuckerberg sat down with abc news he said he was proud of his company's progress pegsly security breachesactions following the recent a he 2020 u.s. presidential keeong election and in the interview he elaborates on privacy and regulations. >> i think we have some of the most advanced at preventing the tactics russia and now other countries as well have tried copying what russia did in 2016. but the reality is that there's not like a single thing that we can do and say, all right, we put this in place so now they can't even try to interfere. they're always going to try. >> you can't guarantee it's not going to happen again? >> what i can guarantee they're definitely going to try. >> reporter: the exclusive sitdown with mark zuckerberg will air on "gma." jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> as she just said, you can see more of the interview at 7:00 a

a succession of senior ministers have now denied they were behind the security breach as our politicalssberg reports. secrets are often traded round here, but some of them are meant to be kept. yet crucial cabinet conversations about a chinese firm taking part in a vital project got out. now, there are calls for the police to find out exactly how. the cabinet secretary is also our national security adviser. i think he should now call in the police and properly investigate who the likely leaker was and make sure he's dismissed. this week, the national security council talked about allowing huawei, the chinese telecoms company, to build part of the next network here — superfast sg. the decision isn't final, but many ministers are really concerned about the risk to security if it goes ahead, and there's straightforward anger on all sides about the information leaking out. if a minister did leak the information, they are not fit to serve in the cabinet and are certainly not fit to be prime minister. officials, including the security and intelligence agencies referred to, need to feel that

security breaches security failures here and is also questioning certainly drawing attention to a potential rift rift in the government that we've seen between the prime minister and the president in recent months let's listen to what he said yesterday. why this goes on we must also looking into why because we're not. in this race but first and foremost we have to ensure that that's not if. we cannot. ensure that. and biped out in the country. so charles what does the places that you're hearing now both about the investigation and then hearing any more about that number twenty four people arrested any more about them. we understand that a lot of the focus of the investigation is on two areas one area. during much of gold which is where we saw yesterday as police went in to search a house there a suicide bomber we understand detonation is over the vest and three police were killed there that area of that house has been described by some as being a safe house there's another challenge i'm going to interrupt you because we are now looking at various officials ranking officials addressing a new

. >> a huge security breach at president trump's mar-a-lago luxury resort on florida, on saturday the sk receipt service says a chinese woman walked up to a security checkpoint at president trump's mar a lago resort in florida and said she was there to go to the swimming pool but when a resort shuttle picked her up she changed her story and said she was there for a u.n. chinese american association meeting but no such meeting was scheduled and she was plomently arrested. nont investigate erred want to know if it was a spy mission, shes with carrying four cell phones, a laptop computer, an external hard drive and thumb drive that contained mallwear. they note though she said she was there to go to the pool she was not carrying a swimsuit. >> trevor: okay, okay, okay. now i know this sounds suspicious going to a pool with no swimsuit. and with four cell phones. she could be a spy or she could just be an instagram model. hmmmm? each phone is for different filter. and that is what a laptop, that is how you edit your shots. we don't know, we don't know. i know right now some of are you lik

percent year over year now this is their first earnings report following facebook's worst ever security breach back in september where they impacted over fifty million users as you know facebook's legal battle with the f.t.c. has been a constant overhang on the stock as investors were concerned about this record setting fine this fine was supposed to set an example to the entire industry and was expected to be much larger than the previous record of twenty two point five million dollars penalty against google well facebook actually budgeted for this setting aside three billion dollars to cover this expected fine while this is a record fine for the f.t.c. three billion is less than one percent of facebook's twenty eighteen revenue a fifty six billion facebook reported a.p.s. of a set five cents compared to estimates of a dollar sixty three without the fine they would have had a p.s. of a dollar eighty nine media expectations easily the stock is now up over six percent for the day on a great earnings report. now back to. boeing boeing this by lowered expectations disappointed again as a company