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>> it does create a security problem for us because it will be difficult to identify who they are. they could be switching off and even could get to the point if one of them was going to get released and they could switch identities and things like that. >> someone might get the wrong impression. >> switching identities to fool law enforcement is in the mckinney brothers playbook, as perry explains. >> he got a dui and used my name. he was on probation, so i took it. so i ended up taking the dui...

Going. it builds a little bit of a cocoon around an airplane. >> its important to know where the plane is at all times and the altitude and the speed. why is it so easy to turn it off if you are a bad guy and you want to make sure the hijacker disappears, why do they make it so easy to turn it off? >> you have to look at it from the perspective of this doesnt happen very often. its true and you have to have it accessible to the pilots. >> why? >> one, its a method of communication to the ground ...

Time, and recently -- were not sure if its part of the same operation but i have a power inverter we used on the road and it was taken out of my bag and i thought that it was taught to be a security problem. when you fly, these places have problems of stuff being taken oust your bag. >> they could have known it bass your bag. youre a popular guy. >> its not just lax. rod wheeler on how widespread this problem and is under the guise of keeping us safe, we see our suitcases ripped apart. >> this h...

If that is accurate, what would that suggest to you? >> well, if the transponder is off, it can suggest a number of things happening. it could suggest a security problem in the cockpit, it can suggest a catastrophic electrical failure. there has been a history of cockpit fires and smokey conditions in this aircraft. and it could suggest that the pilot actually intentionally shut it off themselves. >> but the four hours, specifically, that it would be flying four hours, and we now know that the u...

A security problem in the region if that hand is forced. leaving afghanistan will make it very difficult to keep an eye on al qaeda and the taliban in the region and even keep an eye on them across the border in pakistan, pakistani officials already sounding the alarm that they worry civil war in afghanistan could break out. >> barbara, how does the upcoming presidential election in afghanistan play out in this? >> reporter: thats one of the big additional ifs in all of this. one of the open que...

Make maybe -- could be a hoax attack, it could be a real attack, theyre trying to certainly disrupt things at the moment. >> absolutely. how daunting of a task is it to, as katy pointed out, keep a level of, if the word is fun for fans and people who attend these special events, as you noted they are referred to as, and balancing it with the appropriate amount of security? >> its really tough. it really is. law enforcement has an unbelievable task. this venue is a huge security problem for law e...

Problem? >> yeah, talking about red roads. twice a day in atlanta the roads go red, meaning you cant move for a period of time. early in the morning and late in the evening. i mean, you experience that. i lived in atlanta for six years, so it does have a transportation problem. but it also has a security problem from the state as well as the city and being able to respond to these weather disasters like this snowstorm and like tornados that can come through the area. they have a problem and they...

Partnership, for americans travel together games next week, jon. jon: lets hope the russians and really everyone else can wrap their arms around the security problem there. catherine herridge in washington, our intelligence correspondent, thank you. jenna: new clues in the case of a missing woman who went for a walk and never came back. report that is somebody may have seen here. what police are now saying about the case. plus super bowl fever taking over new york city, really taking over the ...

>> in your experience, this guy is a veteran lawyer, chris christie. i mean he was, what, the attorney general in new jersey. >> u.s. attorney. >> hes not -- he knows hell get caught if he lies so he had to have been telling the truth. >> so far we have no reason to disbelieve that hes telling the truth. >> right. >> and to prove him to be a liar you would have to have e-mails, you would have to have something more than again that come to jesus moment. because at that point that person whos in t...

Putting in place, theyre very cagey about for obvious reasons. but there will be a imagine security problem, fans will have to come in. there will be rigorous checks. still, it is really further away and around the region, but softer targets like transportation hubs, which people have to be careful about because that is where athletes and visitors will have to travel through, to get to sochi. >> and people on the front lines to stay a step ahead of terrorists. and from her time with the george b...