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Them. >> what about the criticism that is certain to come here along those lines? >> yeah, its unfortunately something weve seen before. if you think about the aftermath of the charleston shooting, that deadly aftermath where the bureau discovered and are looking at another exhaustive review. again, there was an ins dernlt where human error could possibly have prevented -- had the protocols been followed, the shooter may not have gotten the recipe i received. you just cant escape certain things ...

Their systems and what likely happened here is that name hit on something that was in a file that, as we saw, just wasnt passed along to the investigators that needed that information, and i think it shows that this is an organization of human beings, even with some of the most advanced training in the world, there is no way to eliminate human error. >> again, i want to read this to you again because the words that the fbi just put out here in and of themselves need to be heard. someone called t...

Apologies wont cut it. as police comb through crime scene where 17 innocent victims were gunned down wednesday. the fbi admits they did not act on a warning about might have prevented the massacre. >> they could have saved lives. >> on january 5, a person close to the suspect reported specific details about his guns and his intent to carry out a school shooting to the fbi. information fbi should have known. the fbi says protocols were not followed. >> this is an organization of human beings. wev...

F you leave it to human error, and murphys law will rear their ugly head every time. so certain things that schools every school should have in place. and im not second guessing what happened here. im just suggesting you can never be 100% safe. you can put as many things as you can in place and hope the system works when it happens. >> yeah, someone shows up at a school with a weapon like that, howdy fend against it. josh, i want to ask you, so the suspect is in custody. that is a rarity now. an...

Meeting with rob porter answering questions and asking and answering questions and defending, an giving his side of the story. set up by the white house. again, soon there after, told a timeline where as soon as they found out, rob porter essentially resigned. the other issue here is we are now confirming, fox news can confirm, via multiple sources that rob porter was up for a big promotion in just the day that he resigned. the day before. he was actually being considered for deputy chief of sta...

To police their own network, but me and we and the government co a better job of providing information so they know what theyre looking for and they know the signs and indicators are. >> with the u.s. decimating isiss caliphate, all eyes are now on cyberspace. the new frontier in the war on terrorism. bret? >> jillian, thank you. up next, the california town that to become a sanctuary city or marijuana first, beyond our borders tonight, the dutch foreign affairs minister has reside a day after a...

Impact site. theres a crater about 25 feet wide and less than five feet deep they found. one of the questions we have been asking, is wroernt a crash log was there. but this is very early in the investigation. less than 24 hours ago. >> investigators are looking at all possible becauses. the conditions, human error. does this mean they have ruled out terrorism or foul play? >> so far the authorities are not speaking to terrorism or foul play why this crash happened. all of this is in the early s...

Deployed to comb through the icy fields is good we plan to continue the main stage of search and rescue operations fifty seven days. the wreckage is scattered across a very large area the snow is heavy and the terrain is difficult people just believe that really if your. plane came down just outside moscow minutes after taking off for the southeastern city of. all sixty five passengers and six crew members were killed three children were among the dead. what exactly caused the crash about whethe...

Welcome back. youre watching msnbc. it may be months before investigators know exactly what caused the switch error behind this weekends deadly train crash down in south carolina. the head of the ntsb says positive train control technology likely would have prevented this tragedy. two people were tragically killed and more than 100 hurt. nbcs maya rodriguez is in lexington county, south carolina, near the crash site. what is the focus for investigators today? >> the ntsb is going to be looking i...

New york to miami when it ended up on the wrong track and it slams into a administrationnary the right train. this is the third amtrak crash in less than two months. maya rodriguez is near the crash in lexington county, south carolina. this is the subject of a federal investigation. what can you tell us? >> investigators with the ntsb are here on site. theyre looking at one, was this human error, and what were the mechanical conditions on the ground? the ntsb says its possible that positive trai...