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Themselves in and destroying airplanes. the same is true of guns. they can be used to protect 200 people on the planes and they can be used to kill them. no single security effort is going to solve or make us perfectly safe. youre not ever going to have airline travel be 100% secure. two pilots all the in the cockpit, none of them is going to be perfect. >> peter, the ceo of lufthansa said all the security procedures you have in place, in the end it is the pilot or co-pilot whos at the controls ...

Cockpit, the first thing he says is do you have the airplane? are you set? you are ready to go? we have to put on oxygen masks above a certain altitude. we leave the cockpit to do what it is to do. go get a cup of coffee or go to the bathroom or lavatory and we come back and say we identify ourselves. the individual who opens the cockpit door looks through the viewing port to verify the crew member and open the door. there are other security procedures i cannot get into. thats what we would be d...

A political or ideological motive for that. investigators are asking everyone not to play guessing games while we wait for real answers. people are sending thousands of tweets just like this. still stunned in learning latest germanwings developments, praying for the families of the victims aboard this plane. what a tragedy. still very resounding, the heartfelt tragedy of this and how people are really reaching out, feeling for the families and those involved. >> frances, thanks so much. were goi...

Charge and michael kay, a former adviser to the defense and its good to have you with me. let me ask you first what you think will change as the theories continue to abound about what this means, but the fact is that the french authorities are saying that the co-pilot locked the other pilot out. do you think well see more european airlines change protocol? >> i think so. i think more importantly, youre going to see a very extensive discussion on security procedures so that we can get a bit more ...

Pilots. there were several reasons that the u.s. and other places have adopted this multilayer approach. i think, tom costello is correct, this is going to be more widespread in the wake of this unbelievable act on the part of this rogue pilot. so i think that its going to facilitate a lot of discussion. its going -- on pilot screening and evaluation and the security procedures on board the aircraft. so i think that discussion is probably going to happen sooner rather than later. >> and john do ...

They are of course going to be reviewed but security procedures like a lot of procedures are constantly evolving. and so the review is probably already started. several it will be part of the investigation with recommendations coming out of it but i think that within the regulatory agencies, the security concerns and what appropriate steps need to be mandated are always going to be reviewed. so ill like at it as a somewhat natural step of evolution for the security procedures. >> and keir there ...

And security protocol that would overcome incapacitation. what the security protocols place in the moment theres no way around is to amealiate the problem of a rogue pilot. >> is that the bigger point to take away from this you can have as many security procedures in place, but if you do have this rogue person in control of the flight its in their hands? to some degree we have successfully mitigated a lot of security concerns using multiple layers and using technology. there is good technology a...

Signed. >> i guarantee legal knows, you know, the folks who represent them legally have that form ready to go just in case they need it. let me ask you this what do you make of the security procedures that were in place at the state department? could they have been -- could they have been so lax as she now would have us believe shes running around with her blackberry, with all this information. she says no classified information, not to worry i have my secret server. >> i mean, thats a ridiculou...

. >> i guarantee folks representing them legally have that form ready to go. what do you make of the security procedures? could they have been i mean were they, could they have been so lax? as shed have us believe? shes running around with her black berry saying no classified information. not to worry? i had my secret server? >> you cannot do your job at the state department unless youre dealing with classified information let alone be the secretary of state. on a daily basis youre getting intel...

You cant throw blame here because this was so unexpected. this was a member of this group, but at the same time our security procedures the host countrys security procedures especially in this very turbulent times. and i think if theres a message to the congress its fund diplomatic security to protect our embassy personnel. lets not have another benghazi lets not have another attack on american ambassador in a friendly country. just increase those security procedures. our people that represent u...