BLITZER: Here in Washington, the CIA director says he's outraged and annoyed by the hack of his personal e-mail account. John Brennan spoke about the incident for the first time today, saying it shows that everyone is vulnerable.</s>JOHN BRENNAN, CIA DIRECTOR: I was certainly outraged by it. I certainly was concerned about what people might try to do with that information. I was also dismayed at how some of the media handled it, the inferences that were in there.</s>BLITZER: A self-proclaimed high school student claimed to have gotten into Brennan's personal e-mail account last week. WikiLeaks published some of the contents later. China is warning the U.S. Navy to stay away from three artificial islands it's building in the South China Sea. Chinese warships issued the warning to a U.S. destroyer as it sailed through an area the U.S. considers international waters. Defense Secretary Ash Carter was asked about it just a little while ago during a Senate hearing.</s>ASHTON CARTER, DEFENSE SECRETARY: We will fly, sail and operate wherever international law permits.</s>UNIDENTIFIED CONGRESSMAN: Did we send a destroyer yesterday?</s>CARTER: -- to do that. There have been naval operations in that region in recent days and there will be in the weeks and months ahead.</s>UNIDENTIFIED CONGRESSMAN: Inside the 12-mile zone? Where China --</s>CARTER: -- that particular operation.</s>BLITZER: We're going to stay on top of this story. That's it for me. Thanks for watching. I'll be back at 5:00 p.m. in "The Situation Room." CNN NEWSROOM starts right now.
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