not entered a plea yet. at this point, she hasn t really made a statement on it. what are you learning about her and her social media history? ana, she s a 25-year-old air force veteran originally from texas. she started working in this particular position as a government contractor in february of this year. she was attached to the nsa when with the air force before. she was a linquist in the air force for six years. her mother says her daughter is an athlete, loves animals and she s not known to be wildly political. she only follows 50 people, edward snowden, anonymous and other accounts that operate as alt government agencies. several of her tweets are anti-trump and she even tweeted directly at him calling him an orange fascist. if convicted, she could face up to ten years in prison. interesting. diane gallagher, thank you. mike baker is joining us and
registration systems, electoral systems in arizona and illinois, in florida as well, a contractor there hacked tied to the voting system. the intel community never found evidence that russia had changed the votes of the election. this nsa report, which is just dated a couple of weeks ago in may, gives more details about these probing attacks of electoral systems. it does not make a conclusion. it does not say that they successfully changed volter tallies. but it does give more details about how many places they were looking to get into these systems. that information in itself is alarming enough. because it shows that beyond just stealing e-mails and releasing them, which of course had its own unmeasured affect on the election, that they were looking as to where else they could penetrate the systems. that s a concern not just looking back to 2016, anderson, but looking forward to 2018 and 2020. because the one thing i hear consistently from u.s. intel
nsa director admiral rogers, i m going to want to ask them because there have been reports the president also asked them in terms of down-playing the russian investigation. that would be very concerning to me. reporter: also rosen stain is also set to testify. in an interview with the associated press last week rosenstein promised to recuse himself from overseeing mueller if rosenstein becomes a focus of that investigation. and jessica joins us now. now, senate intelligence officer richard bur said he talked to comey. anderson, senator burr says he s spoken to him several times. but also chairman burr said that special counsel mueller has not blocked him from talking about that special russia probe. so the testimony dd be quite
in return. he is at the hospital. that s according to paris police. and paris police do now say that the situation is under control, but the paris prosecutor has now opened an anti-terror probe into this situation. a lot of details not known and still coming in outside of what is happening outside of the notre-dame cathedral, what happened earlier today there. we ll continue to bring you developments. we are expecting to get some new video to be coming in shortly and we ll bring that to you as soon as we get it in. let s turn to other news we are watching. the person responsible for leaking a classified nsa memo is facing charges. the top-secret contractor, reality winner, is top-secret clearance sand accused of removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to a news outlet. in layman s terms, illegal. sources say the document detailed a 2016 cyber attack that was carried out by russian military intelligence and targeted a u.s. voting software supplier. an im
well, this is ukraine, where at least four people have died, and several days of increasing tension and street fighting. police were told yesterday, they could use firearms. and two of the protesters killed today were shot. public anger started boiling weeks ago. this is after ukraine made a trade deal with russia instead of the european union. this week, the government passed a law, limiting people s right to protest. and edward snowden says, yes, he is a whistle blower. but no, he is not a russian spy. snowden is reacting to suggestions now from some leaders in congress that he was working for russian intelligence when he leaked those classified nsa documents to the media. snowden spoke to new yorker magazine calling those allegations absurd and saying that russian treats its spies better than he has been treated. the fbi and nsa both said they believe snowden acted alone. in bangkok, thailand, anti-government demonstrators say a state of emergency will