[Briggs:] The deceased half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was an informant for the CIA, that's according to "The Wall Street Journal". A source tells the paper there was a nexus between the CIA and Kim Jong Nam who it says would meet with CIA agents in Singapore and Malaysia. CNN's counterterrorism analyst Phil Mudd says this whole thing may not be so black and white.
[Phil Mudd, Cnn Counter-terrorism Analyst:] Let me give you some other alternatives. I witnessed a lot of instances where somebody was talking to the U.S. government because they thought, for example and I don't know if this is the case, but for example, in this instance, they could improve relations between North Korea and the United States, or they were working with another government, a government in Southeast Asia, for example, and they occasionally met with U.S. officials. I don't know whether he met with U.S. officials or not, but there is a big distance between somebody who was favorable to his former half brother or to his half brother or somebody who was a spy. There is a lot of area in between there.
[Briggs:] Kim Jong Nam died in February 2017 after he was poisoned with a nerve agent at Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The two women behind the attack have been released from custody.
[Romans:] Customs and border protection officials say photos of travelers and license plates were stolen in a quote malicious cyber attack. The agency says the images were compromised as part of an attack, a cyber attack on a federal subcontractor. They're used as part of a growing facial recognition program designed to track the identity of people entering and leaving the U.S. Officials say they are working with the law enforcement and cyber security experts to determine the scope of the breach. Initial reports say fewer than 100,000 people were affected.
[Briggs:] All right. Coming up, the Golden State Warriors barely staying alive in the NBA finals, but they're once again without one of their superstars, Kevin Durant, will be for the foreseeable future. Coy Wire has that major sports in the "Bleacher Report", next.