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and call me caitlyn. the revealing interview in vanity fair.. caitlyn doesn t have any secrets. the writer who spent hours with jenner joins us live. today, june 2nd, 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. morning, everyone. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. if you have ever spent any time in a line at airport security, you are going to be shocked by the story this morning. not through threats against airlines. tom costello covers aviation for us. what can you tell us? the airliners are on the ground and safe but the decision to replace the acting head of the tsa came quickly after an investigation found that officers failed miserably when homeland security red teams tried to smuggle weapons past check points. tsa is waiting on congress to confirm a new administrator but the secretary of homeland security is ordering immediate changes at all airports. this morning the
the revealing interview in vanity fair.. caitlyn doesn t have any secrets. the writer who spent hours with jenner joins us live. today, june 2nd 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. morning, everyone. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. if you have ever spent any time in a line at airport security you are going to be shocked by the story this morning. the head of the tsa is out. people are going to be infuriated by this. these results are unacceptable. we re going to get more to this shakeup at the tsa. but right now to breaking news. a rescue effort unfolding in china this hour after a cruise ship flipped over on the yangtze river. bill neely has the latest on this. bill, good morning to you. reporter: good morning, a van that. good morning, everyone. it s now clear this is china s worst passenger ship disaster in almost 70 years. more than 400 people are still mis
and we begin tonight with a fast-moving investigation. the white house is trying to get a handle on just how many americans have had sensitive information hacked. a new case up to 4 million americans current and former government workers, their private information hacked. the fbi on this tonight, let s get right to abc s jonathan karl at the white house with late word on the who they believe is behind this hacking. jon? reporter: david, this is the latest and by far biggest in a series of hacks on government computers. officials tell me the hackers were from china. u.s. officials say it was a serious breach. hackers gaining access to the personal information of up to 4 million government employees. sources tell abc news the hack appears to have originated from china. the hack was discovered last month and tracked here at the dhs super cyber security center. it s unclear how long the hackers had access to sensitive data, but they broke right into the computer systems of the
good evening. and we begin tonight with a fast-moving investigation. the white house is trying to get a handle on just how many americans have had sensitive information hacked. a new case up to 4 million americans current and former government workers, their private information hacked. the fbi on this tonight, let s get right to abc s jonathan karl at the white house with late word on the who they believe is behind this hacking. jon? reporter: david, this is the latest and by far biggest in a series of hacks on government computers. officials tell me the hackers were from china. u.s. officials say it was a serious breach. hackers gaining access to the personal information of up to 4 million government employees. sources tell abc news the hack appears to have originated from china. the hack was discovered last month and tracked here at the dhs super cyber security center. it s unclear how long the hackers had access to sensitive data, but they broke right into the computer s