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Took over every single u.s. airline. this should embarrass americans, they should be ashamed of themselves. what happened to all the dont tread on me t-shirts i keep seeing it all the airports? you get on the plane and theyy tread all over you. >> mark, come on. >> tucker: you say delta is better thanes emirates? >> emirates is actually a lovely airline. weve got a war in the skies.. each of these instances, there is always a back story. if you look at that family on the delta flight, that was l...

>> dana: i havent driven myself in six or seven years since we moved to new york. when im in the passenger seat and i see other people doing it, it infuriates me. they are putting themselves in danger. they are putting us in danger. i cant wait for the days of driverless cars. because the human error gets taken out event. you can sit in the backseat and text all you want. one time, i think i saw it on oprah, she said put your phone in the backseat. so you cant reach it and use the voice technolo...

Learning, and this comes from our colleague robyn kriel, is that that device was taken through an x-ray checkpoint by two airport workers, insiders whod been recruited by the al qaeda affiliates in somalia. actually went through the x-ray machine and they handed it off to a third man, the suicide bomber, who brought it onto the plane. it then exploded. fortunately, didnt blow the whole aircraft up. but the investigators actually went back and looked at that x-ray scan and were able to figure out...

Went back and looked at that x-ray scan and were able to figure out that actually you could see the possibility of an explosive device. in that case the belief is there was human error involved in not detecting that device even though it was quite sophisticated. sort of shows you that even x-ray machines, which are the least effective at detecting these kind of explosive threats, have in the past detected them, should have stopped these kind of attacks getting through. the most sophisticated tec...

Machines includes taking swab tests in the airport in place in modern rp airports in jump, in the united states, in some parts of the gulf as well. they are actually very good at detecting the kind of explosive devices that al qaeda in yemen and other groups are trying to develop even when theres a concealed in laptop. >> the emirates, for example, are on this list. >> thats -- >> can you tell us here or what? >> theyve got just as motd earn machines as in the united states and europe which are ...

Devin nunes of misleading you. he had said to you that he talked to intelligence officials about this. >> thats right. and it turns out that he says he has -- i mean, he said this all along, hes had other sources but the confirming sources were in the white house, and they were, you know, named by "the new york times," the "washington post" as members of the national security council. to me, thats parsing. so i said, all right, you know, youre misleading and by the way, the whole thing looks lik...

Will make. thats difficult. especially when you consider theres 30,000 accidents per year, many are due to human error. >> thank you very much. keep watching. a marine lost both his legs in afghanistan and has now found a new way to serve. is helping keep citizens safe at home. >> an ordinary guy who is given a second chance at life. and to be able to give back to ♪ if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohns, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time f...

Predict what mistake drivers will make. thats difficult. especially when you consider theres 30,000 accidents per year, many are due to human error. >> thank you very much. keep watching. a marine lost both his legs in afghanistan and has now found a new way to serve. is helping keep citizens safe at home. >> an ordinary guy who is given a second chance at life. a second chance at life. and to be able to give back to

>> i hope it brings new jobs and convenience and safety and a way for our disabled and blind and elderly to get around with ease. >> reporter: about six companies are testing self-driving cars and in december an uber car missed a stoplight and last year a tesla was in a fatal crash and a google car swiped a bus while trying to pass. according to a website the uber program is in trouble. they are 43 autonomous cars travelling up to 2300 miles a week but a human has to still take control everybody...

Will make. thats difficult. especially when you consider theres 30,000 accidents per year, many are due to human error. >> thank you very much. keep watching. a marine lost both his legs in afghanistan and has now found a new way to serve. is helping keep citizens safe at home. >> an ordinary guy who is given a second chance at life. and to be able to give back to the community and those who help me the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and n...