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Better security procedures in place, in this specific event. >> we have learned there was no request from the u.s. embassy for security there were three officers at the entrance. and that there were 15 more on standby. obviously they quickly hustled to get the ambassador out and into safety and to the the hospital to be treated. do you think its going to change u.s. policy for our ambassadors, given the state of the world? should it change? >> it should change. i believe that the u.s. embassy, w...

To consider all possibilities. although the weather was extreme. it is the most likely culprit in this particular case. we must look at the issue of oh terrorism as well. what we would do is examine it prosecute the ground up. what policies and procedures are in place. are the international standards enforced for safety and security? do the crews enforce cockpit isolation and the sterile cockpit rules? we have to look at the passenger manifests. background to be done to see if there is a connect...

Private business. >> yeah. i am no fan of the airlines, but obviously everybody wants to be safe. i think its a little bit of lunacy that they make the pilots, the crews, for instance, if through tsaa screening. if a pilot wants to kill a bunch of people on an aircraft, all he has to do is sneeze on short final and dive that thing into the ground. >> see, the -- theyre making the peelts go through this kind of screen, but a guy who is a baggage handler doesnt have to? >> thats the policy im talk...

Cocaine onto a commercial plane. and a 2009 government audit says workers with access to secured airport areas is one of the greatest potential threats to aviation. >> everyone who is involved in aviation and aviation security know that this is a gap and a vulnerability. >> reporter: i spoke with atlanta hartsfield jackson airport and so far have no changed security procedures. they tell me they are having conversations about possible changes but no guarantee anything will change but the questio...

And start to say this is nuts and close up these loopholes? >> to use for an example, sony -- of all people, sony should have known that the internet is vulnerable and you have open source material and people can get in there. its the same thing here. you have to take it seriously. the people who run these airlines they have to have -- foort think where the holes are in their security procedures and then, you know, tsa, homeland security, all these different -- fbi, we need to be focusing on whe...

Message, meet in an airport bathroom where the transfer would happen and that, randi, is how more than 100 guns were smuggled onto passenger planes with others on board during a seven-month period. investigators eventually closed in on this ring, on this scheme earlier this month. they arrested henry once he landed at jfk and heres a breakdown of what they found. he had 18 handguns in his bag, seven of them were loaded. as you mentioned off the top, a total of 129 handguns, two assault rivals we...

Two assault rifles smuggled on to these commercial planes. what was happening was, they were selling them on the streets. the problem was, they didnt realize that the buyer was an undercover cop. this happened on at least five delta airlines planes. but really, this comes down to be an airport security issue. i have reached out to atlanta hartsfield airport to find out if there are any upcoming changes in their security procedures. havent received a call back yesterday, randi. >> the question is...

So then it ace it another level, meaning do you trust the people that are controlling those security procedures? >> exactly. >> and technically that can be done. you lose freedom when you dont have that cyber terrorism security. but then you also lose confidence if you dont believe in the person who is controlling the cyber security. >> look at the irs. do you trust them? >> we dont have a choice because -- >> we dont have a choice. youre right. >> how about this, if you have a confirmation proc...

"uss ross," a destroyer on a scheduled port visit to istanbul. the secretary of the navy visiting the sailors on the "ross" labeling the assault reprehensib reprehensible. the attackers, members of an ultra nationalist group called the turkish youth union, angry at what it calls american imperialism. they shot the video and released it for all to see. the group used the bags in an apparent reference to a 2003 incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a group of turkish soldiers putting hoods ov...

The sailors were not hurt. they safely returned to their ship. the attackers are members of the turkish youth union angry at what it calls american imperialism. the navy is looking at security procedures for future port calls. now to a settlement for the family of the liberian man who died of ebola at a dallas hospital. an undisclosed payment will go to thomas eric duncans four children and parents. texas health presbyterian acknowledged mistakenly sending duncan home even though he told the s...