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So this season give something that means something. part two on armed security guards. people hired to protect in some cases end up killing. private arm security guards. shopping malls, security events just like the police and most of them do a very important job and risk their lives at times. but unlike the police, their training and government oversight is spotty at best depending where they work. the senate investigative

Now at protecting large scale security events leak the boston marathon or other large scale events that happen in other major cities than we were before 9/11? its worrying to see something leak this happen when we feel like weve been safer. how could something like this happen in an environment thats this secure and do you feel like weve made a lot of progress. >> thats a great question. i still brief despite this awful tragedy, that we are much, much safer. but what were safer from is the risk ...

But my next guest suggests a trap. >> a trained security guard pushes and active shooter along making security events and lobby doors and ostdz and other populated areas of the school are immediately locked down creating a man trap. and command center is alerted. >> if the bsa command center we have an active shooter at washington high school. >> former detective is the man behind that system. good idea but i think if a crazy guy is trapped in there and he has a weapon, that could be a problem. ...

About the sport and more about four hours with my father. >> and at 1:00 p.m. alex is back and continues her conversation with matt. they talk about how long he plans to stay with "today." his storied friendship with bryant gumbel and this. >> is there a dream-get interview that you have not gotten? >> and that answer at 1:30 p.m. one of the biggest security events in history. in fact, its protect fit for a queen. well explain next. [ male announcer ] you sprayed them. thought they were dead. ...

Lights out. >> the chairman suggested that congress may have been criminally misled by the agency, by t.s.a., when investigators went to inventory all of this idle equipment and workers were observed moving it out a back door. >> congress was misled. our staff was deliberately given a document that, in fact, as they delayed an ordinary appearance, by the way not one we would count but ordinary appearance they were given a document that was lower than the amount that was there on the day it was g...

check out this video of the moment the quake hit, also in mexico city, so remarkable about this footage is remember how far away this was from the quakes center. chad myers is tracking the very latest of this down in atlanta. chad, how many people felt this hit? >> some sobering numbers now, john, coming in really here. well talk about strong shaking, 600,000 people in mexico felt strong shaking with moderate damage. 2.3 million people felt moderate shaking but i think the number here ...

Video from shenandoah county in virginia. look at this. authorities there have just confirmed a tornado did indeed touch down there this morning. what you see here is what is left of a poll paltry farm outside of jackson. knocked down tractor trailers, insulation wood and nails all over the place. much more on the situation in virginia in just a moment. it wasnt just the south that got hit. coming up, we will show you where else the tornadoes have touched down and all the damage they have done a...

Did you have as you little perspective. in term of impact, is this on par with hurricane katrina? >> i think it has the potential to play out that way. right now, it is listed as a national significant event which is in the past, has been associated with security events like the inauguration we saw was a significant event. when we talk about disaster response, generally, normally usually generally, when it reaches the level of potential as well as what we see unfolding now with oil hitting the g...

Anywhere in the world about this. theyve been doing anything but that. theyre putting the blame, theyve shown no emotive publicly public capacity to help the people of louisiana and mississippi. i think it is one of the worst corporate responses to a disaster in history. >> if they were just simply more compassionate, a little more transparent, would that solve some of the problems? >> it wouldnt soiflt but wouldnt it care? it was quoted in the new york times. the ceo of bps first view was why d...

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