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Planning and security planning that needs to go into this. he was worried about protests in london, for the state visit there, still not on the calendar. but -- i dont know why he would, there would be thought -- anymore receptive. >> why does their president, then, just elected, then a big parliamentary win. taking a bit of a risk in his own country. knows president trump sun popular but clearly wants to assert himself as a fighter. maybe doesnt get along but protect the transatlantic alines. c...

Sign if youre a patriots fan. vice president mike pence is expected to be here in houston. department of homeland security designated it a top tier national security events and theyve been months in involved in security planning. be sure to tune in to cnn later this afternoon at 2:30 for kickoff in houston. a cnn "bleacher report" social, mvp hines ward alongside john berman and coy wire are going to get you ready for tomorrows big game. and you know what, guys, we might as well do it right now....

What can be done to make them safer? >> security planning. really do think of layered security. you cannot think that any one thing, gosh, if we only put that stuff in or would be perfectly safe so we really think about open targets and airports also have hard aspects to them, of course. think about layering on security and things that can be done but basic part of that is also response communication and protecting the public and i do think that one of the lessons learned will be how much was co...

All, from times square does that change the security, posture, the security planning, how its all handled in terms of the new years celebration? >> yes it does. theres a down side to it and also a plus side. the plus side is that the secret services there in force, the counterterrorism task force, fbi-led counterterroristic task force, the best people we have in the country present in new york to do this work. the nypd, theres nobody better at doing this than nypd. think about this, kate. theyre...

Really helps us deliver a finely tuned product. >> so its become the norm for you. is it your feeling this kind of large scale security planning is becoming the norm across the country as it pertains to large events? >> absolutely. any time i think theres a gathering of a modest amount of people, we need to be concerned about whatever the security threat might be. in an asymmetrical environment the truth is we have to consistently be vigilant. well have, for example, an on site threat assessment...

Be able to chart a pathway forward for security planning for the next inauguration regardless of who the nominee and the next president is going to be. >> tens of thousands, potentially hundreds of thousands of protesters there. lets deal with the protesters separate from those you call inspired threats and how you approach the crowds. >> absolutely. really, at the core of this, the secret service is charged with ensuring the safety of all so the protesters and the people that are attending the ...

Advised it was mentioned march 25th. i made a couple quick calls to confirm that and i immediately called the oig to correct the record but in terms of knowing about the data that was looked at, april 2nd is that day. >> jonathan is a former secret service agent and assisted for president obamas 2013 inauguration. so certainly, jonathan, you know the challenges that face the secret service. all times. certainly under crisis or scrutiny. i want to get your sense right now as we heard this new cla...

Theres a lot of things in motion right now. but i dont know of any other arrest at this time. >> reporter: did you have enough people out there? request for s.w.a.t. personnel was denied and only half was on the scene. >> we had enough personnel there. we had the react team there very quickly. we had enough people. [ inaudible question ] >> i dont know that. >> reporter: at what point did they get to the dallas area, do you know? >> we dont. there was luggage in the back. were not sure when they...

Illness, a mental illness. and we also found sick notes that were torn to pieces that were sick notes that included the day of the act, and this is why we assume that the killed person kept secret his illness before his employer. >> i want to bring in cnn national security analyst julia kayem. former assistant of homeland security. you wrote on cnn.com, we had built no backup plans into the secure cockpit programs you wrote, no system of security should rely on a single point of entry while the ...

Facial mannerism. and you will so that and people on officer tops and people that you never expect. they can be dressed in raguddy and casual clothes. but they are experts and they are there and counter terrorism experts and will be doing their job. and all of the intelience in the area is analyzed. not only here but overseas. and anything that has the slightest connection to the boston marathon. >> as a lifelong runner, i can say that runners are resilient and the governor of massachusetts said...