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A much more visual place which which makes the power of those blocking systems even greater and the perils the people attribute to them so well and help me out a little bit here because as i understand stand at the law doesnt explicitly require that platforms use an upload filter so how great is this risk that such filters will now be put into place and will essentially screen out not only a copyright infringement but lots of other useful material as well where the law doesnt exclude the use of ...

The pilot or copilot knocks on the door. the question is is it the pilot or the copilot who is left or is it somebody with other sben intent. ? there is a peep hole they can look through and confirm it is the person who is supposed to be in the cockpit so they can unlock the door. a simple human way to address a safety issue, but clearly it i believe would have been made a big difference in this accident. >> in terms of that locked door and the protocols around it we all watched airbus 320 train...

Thank you so much. well cockpit safety is back in the forefront of this following the germanwings crash in the alps. frances rivera is here with a breakdown on that sifafety issue. >> you think about the reinforcement of the dockcockpits and procedures that were put in place to keep terrorists and hijackers out. but the same procedures kept this captain out. could have potentially done something to avoid this disaster here. we want to keep in mind all of this now back into question cockpit proce...

Like these alarming for the 11 million american households who pay self-storage facilities monthly fees to store their prized possessions. its a $20 billion plus industry so popular a&e based their hit show "storage wars" on it. >> i just happen to have my safe cracking equipment with me. >> reporter: but security experts are warning your personal treasures are an increasingly easy target. >> the locking systems are usually extremely poor, and the ability of people to go into them 24 hours a day...