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Certainly concerned. ive talked to people on capitol hill members of the house intelligence committee are looking at measures the u.s. might take. so far the impression is the security we have in the u.s. post 9/11 is much better than what you would have overseas. but thats not to say people arent looking at it. because if someone successfully commandeered a giant airplane, everybodys got to look at their security procedures going forward. >> this dearth of facts. cnn mid east analyst former amb...

Lets delete that. >> well talk more about the pilots, and i want to ask you about the security procedures, the pilots, how carefully do they get checked before they board the aircraft. all right, with this breaking news that the computer sent the plane, perhaps manually, programmed, but that this was a deliberate turn what does it mean for the investigation? and what about that captain and the co-pilot and people on board? how deeply can their paths be dug into this judge napolitano is here. >> ...

Off or dump the fuel, but it doesnt appear he was dumping, to eliminate the prospect of a fireball if and when the airplane crashed. if it were a hijack iing i have fiction theory here that it could be al qaeda or another group that we know has wanted to test security procedures to be able to get back into an airplane illegally and take one over but if it was a test run they dont want to tell anyone about it. and they want the airplane in a situation where it adds to the mystery. >> i think this...

Its possible security procedures in asia are flawed. the chinese government is extraordinarily angry about all of this. >> what about john brennan earlier today saying they cant rule out terrorism. at this point four days later, why is there this hez tans, this reluctance, this mysterious reluctance to mention the t word, especially in a post 911 world, that seems bizarre to me? >> it is interesting that people are so quick to rule it out from other countries. im glad that brennan is not ruling ...

Not in sync with those protocols the way a lot of other countries are? >> david, theres a concern that unfortunately a number of countries are not as strict as we would like them to be. my understanding is, again, i dont want to prejudge this, but malaysia does not have the same security protocols that we have, and this question whether or not they screen the passport here and a question whether or not the stolen passport was adequately reported, if it was rorpted, whether or not malaysians chec...

Right. do you worry that malaysia is not in sync with those protocols the way a lot of other countries are? >> david, theres a concern that unfortunately a number of countries are not as strict as we would like them to be. my understanding is, again, i dont want to prejudge this, but malaysia does not have the same security protocols that we have, and this question whether or not they screen the passport here and a question whether or not the stolen passport was adequately reported, if it was ro...

Its location on the florida panhandle exposed the santa rosa correctional institution to tropical weather and thunderstorms with little warning. the climate between correctional staff and the 2,800 inmates here can be equally as turbulent. so the prison leaves little to chance. >> were constantly adding more security procedures to assure that we are providing the best and safest environment for our staff, inmates and the general public. santa rosa is surrounded by two secure, 10-foot perimeter f...

Point, thats going to be the moment when everything comes together? >> from a security point of view, opening ceremony is a symbolic moment and you have about 40 heads of state and government to be assembled right where im standing right now starting tomorrow extra security procedures go in place ahead of the opening ceremony. it will be very difficult to drive in this closed zone. you will need extra permissions to move equipment around. so security has already been tight ahead of the opening c...

To say that people should be careful when you thai ear in crowds. but to issue a threat to airlines is a very different thing. it probably requires much tighter tsa security procedures on flights headed into russia. theres probably likely something specific, tangible that theyre responding to. >> mark and michele, stay with us. well take a quick break.

Will be staffed by federal agencies, including homeland security along with local police. seat cushions, food, drinks, merchandise, will all be x-rayed. and evan perez joining us now with more on this massive security effort. so evan, what is homeland security saying about all of these stepped-up measures? >> reporter: well, brianna, theyre telling me theyre adding hundreds of people up in new jersey and new york to specifically target the train stations for people going from new york and statio...