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Tape, often passenger cell phone recordings can be extremely helpful in investigations, and it will be on the black box but the weather played a role. so many have wind shear, detection, these microbursts are so powerful they can literally drive a plane into the ground. a lot of the study stemmed from delta air lines flight 191 which crashed in dallas. tomorrow will be the 33rd anniversary of it, august 2nd, 1985. there aind shear, microburst, drove a plane into the ground. its important to know...

He has a background himself in technology companies having worked as a tech executive and theres a wide range of proposals, a lot of different types of things, the honest ads act, there are some other ideas around whether you can take your information with you if companies could have a fiduciary responsibility to consumers. take a listen to what senator blumenthal had to say a few minutes ago. >> the warning lights are blinking red again. thats what dan coats, director of national intelligence t...

Well. >> sandra: john, the tsa in their defense talks about observing behavioral detection and thats where the gray line lies, right? the globe shows the checklist for armed undercover air marshals that ask if the passenger in question is gripping or white knuckling their bags, have a jump in their adams apple or cold, penetrating stare. >> you are worried that theyre checking the box. he was gripping his bag tightly and now he is on a list. my boss was on a terror watch list. there are mistakes...

To win one election or another, but it is to degrade the democracy as a function weigh to do governance and no trust in the elected officials that they were elect and if they are elected that they have the capacity to do the job. >> and the element of this is that facebook does not want to be accused of 2016 of not keeping a watchful eye of the content on the site. what do you say about facebooks effort and their transparency in this news today? >> yeah, so it is great that they are doing this, ...

Xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. ♪ >> bret: the transportation security administration is pushing back tonight on a report about a secret surveillance program targeting americans who are not suspected of a crime. correspondent leah gabriel looks at both sides from new york. >> a previously unknown tsa program designed to keep you safe is drawing fire for secretly tracking u.s. citizens not on the terrorist watch list or suspected of a crime. "the boston globe" first reported the quiet skies...

To think a device into the white house like that? >> i actually dont. i think the implications of detection and the embarrassment of whether come from the revelation that putin was, himself, was somehow acting as a platform for some sort of surveillance or collection capability and that got found out would be tremendously embarrassing to the russians. i dont think they would chance that. >> i want to get to mike pompeo now. things got heated. >> has the president told you what he and president p...

Would putin be so brazen to try to think a device into the white house like that? >> i actually dont. i think the implications of detection and the embarrassment of whether come from the revelation that putin was, himself, was somehow acting as a platform for some sort of surveillance or collection capability and that got found out would be tremendously embarrassing to the russians. i dont think they would chance that. >> i want to get to mike pompeo now. things got heated. >> has the president ...

Before saying, quote, we have been clear in our assessments of russian meddling in the 2016 election and their ongoing, pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy. so if that wasnt enough, to add insult to injury, the president then suggested, heres a great idea. vladimir putin wants to be involved in the investigation. what a great offer, he said. really? of course putin wants to be involved. the president has been told multiple times this is not a game of clue where you can say it was the bu...

Outside a court. why? because if the enemy knows how you did it, they can avoid detection the next time. and thats exactly what putin wants. look, the more mysterious question is why did trump do this. and heres the best that we have at this point. he did it because america first is not his motto. trump first is. and he thinks that this was better for him. that russian interference equals an illegitimate election win, which is not true. however, he did not, as he said in his speech today, choose...

Enforcement it can be very complicated or reduced down to this. it is about attribution and defeat i defeati defeating anonymous. its about pinning the tail on the cyber donkey. i was proud to lead a group i thought were the best cyber investigators here. three squads at the fbi who are identified in the press release as part of todays announcement. the hackers tried to avoid detection. in china, they are part of a group but they avoid detection by having an architecture of compromised computers...