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Murderer there is no technological panacea. the double reinforced bullet proof doors were designed to stop a 9/11 style attack again. it was designed to stop hi jackers coming forward. since they were strengthenned, in some instances, the reinforced doors have enabled threats to passenger planes because they emanated not from the passenger compartment but from the forward side of that cockpit door. but before we ever had the reinforced doors, before we had the post 9/11 standards, we still had f...

Worldwide in terms of civilian airliners carrying 20 or more people the total number of fatal crashes worldwide has ranged between five and 15 per year. but when planes crash, not because of mechanical failure or weather or accidental pilot error of some kind -- when planes crash because a pilot has become a mass murderer there is no technological panacea, at least not one that we understand yet. i mean the double reinforced bulletproof doors put in place after 9/11 were obviously designed to st...

Because of mechanical failure, weather, accidental pilot error of some kind, they crash because a pilot has become a mass murderer, there is no technological panacea. the double reinforced bullet proof doors were designed to stop a 9/11 style attack again. it was designed to stop hi jackers coming forward. since they were strengthenned, in some instances, the reinforced doors have enabled threats to passenger planes because they emanated not from the passenger compartment but from the forward si...

Governments would learn to adapt as they did after 9/11. but people who are looking for something that will be a panacea or will correct this kind of a problem forever are going to be looking in vain. >> we have to take a break. next up, the u.s. gets more deeply involved in yemen and iraq. and its getting awfully complicated.

Big city police department dallas texas, chicago, whatever, this is an ongoing problem, thats been there for a decade. why hasnt there been legislation prior to this? >> mike there has been. what we try to do amy and i, is try something different at the federal level. theres never enough money to go around. they are going to the people who purchase these services illegally and repulsive services and make them pay and provide the help to people who are the victim, help them get well and get on wi...

Additional trust and accountability. but it is not a panacea. >> so joining me now is white house correspondent chris jansing. so he addressed body cameras and what else did the task force submit to talk about the repair needed for policing communities. >> reporter: there is other technology, including out reach from social media. they want to get a good handle on the problem. they dont have great numbers on how many of the confrontations result in deaths. so better data collection. and he also ...

Ultimately pan out to be the panacea that we had hoped, so that theres a difference between correlation and causation, number one, and number two, that long after those numbers had declined they are still applies aggressive police tactics that did not prove in the warble tore effective. i think theres a shift going on here that could be potential dangerous, or potentially helpful. the danger is that we have lost sight of the fact that the police people are servants of the public good and as a re...

The planes froze over and gave an incorrect reading to the crew as the plane was flying through a storm. do you think that could have happened here? >> thats one of many possibilities. zee to look at this in terms of the system and how it is designed to operate. you know, increasing complexity in our cockpits while its good in many ways its not a panacea and it introduces certain new risks. it makes possible in the example in the case of air france 447 and the failure of speed sensors to have ra...

Make no mistake about it, body cameras are not the panacea of policing. people are. officers need to become guardians of their communities again like they once were and practice constitutional policing. thats what we do in cincinnati and we do a good job of it. >> many police officers across the country feel theyre being vilified right now. do you agree? >> i do. i think the brush is broad that is painting all of our officers, all of my comrades and all of the people i serve with. i can tell you...

Enforcement are doing, im all for it. but i think that we have to make sure that we dont think this is going to be a panacea. the problem is that the criminal justice system is fundamentally flawed. and what i really think we have to do is we have to look at the grand jury process. we have to look at these d.a.s who unfortunately are behold on the the police so theyre not really able to do their job and go after bad cops because they depend on cops to provide testimony in all sorts of informatio...