words buried in the fine print. and inspiring america, an ex-nfl pro, changes lives. nightly news begins right now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, the cia is urgently assessing the impact of what may be one of the most damaging exposures of vital secrets the agency has ever experienced. purported details released by wikileaks of how the cia is able to turn personal and home devices into potent eavesdropping tools for spying overseas. in short, the keys to the agent s cyber arsenal. tonight nbc news has learned a scramble is on within the cia to find the source of the leak, possibly one of their own. we get details from nbc s andrea mitchell. reporter: tonight the cia and fbi racing to find out who is behind what could be one of the worst u.s. intelligence breaches in modern history. that bombshell release of thousands of documents wikileaks claims were stole fren the cia. nbc news now learning fro
and inspiring america, an ex-nfl pro, changing lives. nightly news begins right now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, the cia is urgently assessing the impact of what may be one of the most damaging exposures of vital secrets the agency has ever experienced. purported details released by wikileaks of how the cia is able to turn personal and home devices into potent eavesdropping tools for spying overseas. in short, the keys to the agency s cyber arsenal. tonight nbc news has learned a scramble is on within the cia to find the source of the leak, possibly one of their own. we get details from nbc s andrea mitchell. reporter: ton to find out who is behind what could be one of the worst u.s. intelligence breaches in modern history. that bombshell release of thousands of documents wikileaks claims were stolen from the cia. nbc news now learning from a senior u.s. official that the documents contain au
he was a sweet man who loved a clean home. we used to call him mr. clean. if he sees any of this mess here, he ll come home and start cleaning. great father, great grandfather.ed reporter: the city s sanitation department needs to be more careful. it s the sanitation s job, it s their responsibility, it s what they get paid for. if they had not plowed him in, he could be probably alive today. so we contacted the sanitation department, they simply just said talk to the nypd. we called the police the nypd saying they re investigating this, it is too early to tell if the family s story in this case adds up. brock schmitt, news new york. t> there are at least two other carbon monpxide deaths inside cars. staying warm in an idling car with her mother and brother. zania is we sent rian thompson to the northudsonegional fire departme to findit out just how quickly carbon monoxide can kill. brian? i have to tell you, i talked to pa sigh ago police about that g.incident the
correspondent and political writer for the new york times and chief legal correspondent ari melber as well. chris, let me start with you. you were in the briefing last hour. it covered the a lot of ground but sean spicer was asked, even when he was asked about infrastructure, he went back to health care. that really seems to be message number one and mission number one right now for the white house, getting that health care bill through congress. reporter: it absolutely is at the top of his agenda, kate. he s doing everything he can to sort of organize his schedule around it. one of the things we have been talking about over the last couple of days was him going out into the country and making his case. he s still going to do that. in fact, on his campaign website, it s a little confusing, separate from the white house, it says he s going to nashville next week. he ll do some other appearances that will officially be through the white house. having said that, strategic sh
and inspiring america, an ex-nfl pro changing lives. nightly news begins right now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening to our viewers in the west. the cia is urgently assessing the impact of what may be one of the most damaging exposures of vital secrets the agency has ever experienced. purported details released by wikileaks of how the cia is able to turn personal and home devices into potent eavesdropping tools for spying overseas. in short, the keys to the agency s cyber arsenal. tonight nbc news has learned a scramble is on within the cia to find the source of the leak, possibly one of their own. we get details from nbc s andrea mitchell. reporter: tonight the cia and fbi racing to find out who is behind what could be one of the worst u.s. intelligence breaches in modern history. that bombshell release of thousands of documents wikileaks claims were stolen from the cia. nbc news now learning from