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But they are a critical element in the continual evolution of our aviation security." >> now, the recent investigation looked at checked baggage and found vulnerabilities throughout the system because of tech problems and human error bret. >> 95%? >> i dont know anything out of context makes it look that awful. the dow was up and s&p and nasdaq. three suicide bombers killed dozens and injured dozens. the isis strategy continues to draw fire. and as five senior taliban leaders, potentially so...

Its not the great wall of china. >> homeland security officials say secretary jeh john son immediately directed tsa to implement changes to address the gap. adding the 95% failure rate does not tell the whole story quote the numbers in these reports never look good out of context but they are a critical element in the continual evolution of our aviation security. another recent investigation looked at checked baggage and found weaknesses throughout the system because of tech problems as well as ...

Washington as we are learning 26 people are being treated for exposure worldwide. >> human error was not a factor. he believes it may have been a technical failure a glitch in the mechanical process of killing the anthrax samples. whatever the cause the big question is how in the world does the defense department inadvertently shift live anthrax samples via fed-ex to as many as 9 states and u.s. air force base in south korea. this is no longer just a u.s. problem this is a global problem. these ...

Yourself if you get pinned. born in aurora illinois he graduated from wheaton college. the school of economics and government is named after him and the administration said in a statement "the college is saddened to learn of these charges." eric hong, abc news, yorkville, illinois. >> another violent attack in baltimore after the city hit a somber record, experiencing its deadliest month in 15 years. a woman and her 7-year-old son were shot in the head becoming baltimores 37th and 38th homicide ...

Probably be a little less trusting of technology, even if it wasnt the vehicles fault. this was no evil car with its own mind, like the one in the movie "christine," mowing down people on purpose. volvo is still looking into it, but tells cnn that the dealership apparently thought the car was equipped with a radar and camera system that scans for pedestrians. >> and then automatically activates the car full breaking power if the driver fails to respond in time. >> reporter: so what happened? wit...

Correspondent jim miklaszewski. how did this happen to nine different places? >> reporter: thats the big question being asked by both the pentagon and the centers for disease control in atlanta whose investigations, formal investigations have really just started to get underway. now this batch of anthrax was produced in dougway proving ground in utah more than a year ago. it was irradiated and tested. when it was shipped to labs across the country, one in particular in maryland, they discovered ...

Steve cook we appreciate you coming on "new day" to share it with us. >> thank you. >> lets get to chris. all right, alisyn the investigation into the train 188 in philadelphia continues. the damage to the front of that train in philadelphia was not caused by gunfire. thats what federal investigators are saying. theyre not sure what caused the damage to the front. theyre not ruling out that it may have been hit by something. and theyre still focused on the engineer. to bring us up-to-date on e...

What are we learning erin? >> reporter: hi alisyn. well at the heart of this mystery is why the train accelerated. so the focus very much is on 32-year-old engineer brandon bostian. a source with knowledge of the investigation say the possibilities range from human error to something more intentional. let me take you through some of the ntsbs latest findings. yesterday the fbi looked at that circular marking on the windshield and concluded it was not from a bullet. bostian also did not tell the ...

The investigation into that derailment could take up to 12 months and the fbi said they found no evidence that gunfire hit the train and caused that damage to the doomed trains windshield. we have more live from philadelphia. good morning. >> reporter: carol, at the center of this investigation is 32-year-old brandon bostian, and he said he doesnt remember what happened. investigators look into a range of possibilities, from human error to something intentional. the fbi examined the circular mar...

Speed? investigators are looking at the possibility of a mechanical failure or a manual increase of the throttle before that slow corner, possible human error. an ongoing investigation as trains now return to service. david kerley, abc news, philadelphia. >> amtrak is facing a new set of federal lawsuits stemming from the crash. they were filed by four passengers whose injuries are being described as serious and disabling. their attorneys say the engineer and amtrak are at fault because the trai...