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Creditable. the anonymous calls were serious enough to prompt searches of planes and in one case a military escourt. an air france flight was coming into jfk and someone claimed there was a chemical weapon on board. the escourt was made out of an abundance of caution. one passenger said the experience was horrible yet others were not even aware of threats. they didnt know what was going on. >> we didnt know something threatening on the flight until we get over here. >> we had the follow the secu...

Significantly increased. it reads in part "we are aware of recent information suggesting u.s. military bases, locations and events could be targeted in the near term." the bulletin also lists precautions that should be taken that point to so-called insider threats within the military including individuals who act unusual questions about building maintenance or security procedures. suspicious interest in entry points or access controls. queries about air conditioning and ventilation system. u.s. ...

>> we didnt know nothing a threat or something until we get over here. >> we have to follow security procedures. we didnt know about the chemical weapons or anything. >> a u.s. officials say there was nothing particularly credible about the phoned in threats but they did all of this out of an abun dan of caution. but it -- abundance of caution. it shows how easy it is for outsiders to have an impact on the nations air system. >> you said they did this out of abundance of caution the military wer...

To what happened. theres two parallel investigations going on. one, by the georgia bureau of investigations. the other by the sheriffs department. so the sheriff gets the results of the investigation and then bewe see nine deputies being fired but why is the big question. one of the things that i think is an interesting clue is the change that the sheriff made after he received these two investigations. so he made three changes to his department. i want to share these with you because they are s...

With concern growing over isis-inspired attacks being carried out inside the u.s. the pentagon has put all u.s. military bases nationwide on heightened alert. the threat level now raised to bravo. due do an increased and predictable threat of terrorism according to the pentagon. the concern, isis could target uniformed military and law enforcement. security will be beefed up at all military bases, national guard installations and recruiting stations across the country. adding according to the mi...

Be able to predict the security measures and be able to plot and plan against that. so a lot of unpredictability a lot of randomness thats what admiral gortny wants. >> barb remarks theyre not saying why they canceled the concert that had been open to the public at wright-patterson air force base tonight? >> at this point officials are not offering a lot of specifics, theyre stopping some museum tours there. not a lot of specifics yet about why they are doing that. but theyve been public about i...

How to defend themselves. our military has strong security procedures in place. i think that this is not a sort of call for the entire united states to be in an uproar and scared to walk out the door or travel to the subway. i dont think were in danger of an imminent large-scale terrorist attack. >> okay. i referenced your e-book a second ago. i know something you included there on isis strategy is the tactics that washington has used to combat isis mirror those that was used against id but they...

In here or the type of ndiaye gyrocopter we awe. a new term fonr many of us acrouch the capitol grounds yesterday. we have to make sure in terms of our own security procedures and proceed calls were trying to stay one step ahead of these technologies rather than allowing them to penetrate our defenses. >> yep. i hope so. ben rhodes thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >> ben rhodes deputy national security advisor to the president. coming up the man who landed his gyrocopter at the u.s. capitol n...

Remains dry. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thanks so much. a developing story from yemen. the middle eastern country on the verge of collapse. the al qaeda branch there says a u.s. drone strike killed its top cleric. ibraheem al rubaysh had a $5 million price tag on his head and joined al qaeda after being released from the u.s. prison camp at guantanamo bay. that was this 2006. the pentagon yet to confirm the death. hundreds of girls kidnap inside nigeria remembered last night. at a vigil. it...

Does it need to be changed? >> well safety and security procedures are ever evolving. and this is going to be i think a result of the outgrowth of this investigation. it is going to be a close review of safety and security procedures to see if there is a way to keep the cockpit safe. thats most important. because the threat from the outside from a passenger with nefarious intent still exists. we have to protect the flight deck from that. also now if we have a second crew member as we do in the u...