um as as a reporter. i think the america reports on on russia sometimes in a way that makes it seem like a pretty terrifying cold place. he was really passionate about, um, showing other sides fresh at the nuance and the beauty of it. you can see how heartbroken the family is. but the russian officials saying they re going to probably lower the amount of journalists from outside the country, the country and the russian deputy foreign minister says no discussion of a possible prisoner exchange could happen until after girsky trial. both herskovitz and the wall street journal. vehemently deny any accusations. of espionage. you can see the full interview with his parents at wsj .com. john to get him home sarah new developments this morning in ukraine. video just released
assess the leaks impact, there are still a little information about who did it or why or how this information could be sitting in the open on social media for more than a month. perspective now from three key angles of the story, cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe, a former fbi deputy director, cnn military analyst and retired lieutenant general, mark hertling and carrie cordero , former counsel to the us assistant attorney general for national security. she s also a senior fellow at the center for a new american security. and andrew, i want to start with you here. how does the fbi even go about an investigation like this ? it involves the defense department. it involves intelligence agencies, you know, where do you even start? well john, there are two things that the bureau does at the same time . when they get a referral like this. the first is to conduct a damage assessment. so that s the work that involves trying to identify this information trying to identify the org
law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe, a former fbi deputy director, cnn military analyst and retired lieutenant general, mark hertling and carrie cordero , former counsel to the us assistant attorney general for national security. she s also a senior fellow at the center for a new american security. and andrew. i want to start with you here. how does the fbi even go about an investigation like this ? it involves the defense department. it involves intelligence agencies, you know, where do you even start? well john, there are two things that the bureau does at the same time . when they get a referral like this. the first is to conduct a damage assessment. so that s the work that involves trying to identify this information trying to identify the organizations, the other intelligence agencies that are responsible for it and ultimately classified it to make sure those agencies get to review that material to see if there has been damaged two sources and methods. the second thing the burea
democracy functions and so i think that there are a range of tools, both with the courts and with the regulatory and legal systems that that can preserve access to the product, and i think you re going to see everyone using the range of tools that they can use. i have to wait and see what that means. in terms of the legal steps for john bio pro skype chairman, thank you for coming on. john thank you this morning. a grand jury in virginia has indicted the mother of the six year old who shot his first grade teacher in january. prosecutors say this comes after a quote, thorough investigation. cnn s brian todd is with us now. brian what is in this indictment? well john, this is a really significant turn in this case, not only with these new start new charges filed. this is also the first time we re learning the identity of this boy s mother. deja taylor is her name. she has just been indicted, charged with felony child neglect and with recklessly leaving a loaded firearm so as to endanger