ing. i m reena ninan. and i m t.j. holmes and here are some of the top headlines we re following this morning on world news now. the shooting rampage in chattanooga, tennessee, is being treated as an act of domestic terrorism. four marines and the gunman were killed. investigators don t have a motive but they re looking for any links to isis or other militants. full courage ahead. there were ceremonies in australia today to remember the victims of malaysia airlines flight 17 which crashed a year ago. 38 australians were among the 298 people who died after their plane was shot down under circumstances that are still not clear. head start to freedom. there is word this morning that mexican drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman escaped from his maximum security cell 18 minutes passed before anyone was alerted. united airlines giving two computer hackers 1 million frequent flyer miles for finding
the airplane engines to climb resulting in lateral or size ways movement of the plane. agents look for evidence of. that fbi issued a statement to nbc news late sunday. there is no credible information to suggest an airplane flight control system can be accessed or manipulated from the inflight entertainment system. roberts has stopped giving interviews but on sunday said my interest is to help with airplane security. the folks at air bus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it s just ridiculous. tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical. there s a long history of computer hackers on the right side of things, tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law. we don t want to shoot the messenger when the messenger has an incredibly important security
system could be accessed or manipulated from its in-flight entertainment system. roberts has now stopped giving interviews, but on sunday tweeted my only interest has been to improve aircraft security. but there s widespread skepticism about his claim. recently retired commercial airline pilot jim tillman. the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it s just ridiculous. reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical, but there s a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law, and we don t want to shoot the messenger here when the messenger has an incredibly important security problem to talk about. reporter: i m inside the cockpit of a plane owned by trinity air ambulance. they allowed us in here so we could show how advanced the cockpit has become these days. meantime, the gao has just released a report that says any
for evidence of that the fbi issued a statement to nbc news late sunday there is no credible information to suggest an airplane s flight control system can be accessed or manipulated from its in-flight entertainment system. roberts has now stopped giving interviews, but on sunday tweeted, my only interest has been to improve aircraft security. but there s widespread skepticism about his claim, recently retired commercial airplane pilot jim tillman. the folks at air bus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. reporter: bob sullivan is also skeptical but there s a long history of computer hackers on the right side of things tinkering maybe around the edges of the law and we don t want to shoot the messenger here when a messenger has an incredibly important security problem to talk about. reporter: the plane i m in right now, owned by trinity air
over for a broken taillight. you know my father who was a prosecutor for many years used to say there s more guys in state prison for broken taillights than any other offense. broken taillight means go hassle somebody of color. that s what it s code for, go pull over somebody with some bs justification. van, i want you to be able to weigh in but got to take a quick break. weigh in as soon as we get back. more with our panel and also talk about the justice department decision to launch a federal investigation and later, more breaking news. computer hackers striking again. russian hackers. this time, they ll target the white house.