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The russians are trying to cultivate trump. basically turning the candidate into a russian spy. i would not put it past the russians to attempt that. look at the positions he held going back a decade on nato and trans atlantic relationship to europe. all of the conventional post world war ii security protocols and treaties are called into question. when the kremlin looks at this, they see something in the form of the leader of ukin. and the far right national front party and in the form of victo...

U.s. ramping up security as well. >> disney parks here in california and florida announced wednesday theyre adding metal detectors to their security protocols. >> wall street diz sooe isn-- w isnt the only one doing this. a spokesperson for disney released a statement on the changes. it reads we continually view our comprehensive approach to security and are implementing additional security measures as appropriate. disney will be randomly selecting people for a secondary screening using these ne...

Get out, hes a jumper. reporter: even before he reached the fence he had to jump over a row of barricades. by the time he land on the north lawn the secret service agents had hair guns trained on him. prime minister was carrying a binder with him. police are not saying what was in that binder. abby: this is not the first time someone has jumped the fence. reporter: you will remember last september when a man jumped the fence. he made it inside the white house itself. that incident prompted offic...

Niek, what -- what im actually asking is in regular times, im talking about before this assault, when you had visited the radisson hotel, are there metal detectors, if youre driving a vehicle into the hotel, does anybody search a vehicle? >> yeah. the streets block off on both sides and then you have to get to that and they check vehicles. theres a metal detector to get into the building. and your bag or purse is checked. i remember the protocol. i also remember, im on my bike every once in a wh...

That have non-stop passenger service to the u.s. there are 275 of those around the world. so the u.s. can act as a regulatory agency, and that is what tsa and others have the responsibility to do to enforce and require those 275 airports to have the same security protocols commensurate with those in the u.s. it is when we get out to the sharm el sheikhs and the hundreds of thousands of other airports around the world that we dont have confidence in, because we dont have the authority and respons...

Passenger service or cargo service to the u.s., the u.s. government through tsa acts as a regulatory agency and can insist on certain security protocols. sharm el sheikh to st. peterberg obviously thats not covered by u.s. jurisdiction. so for any airport and any airplane that flies directly to the u.s., cargo or passenger, the u.s. sets the standards for what that security is. they can fine them or even ban travel if its not up to the standards. >> gentlemen, standby. we have much more to asses...

Decisions as to what should happen both domestically at the 450 airports here and at the 275 airports that serve as last points of departure to the u.s. >> because the specific concern isnt necessarily that a passenger brought a bomb onboard but a worker there at the airport who had access to the cargo, the catering may have put a bomb on that plane. >> right. that is a concern because if its an insider either witting or unwitting, for example if somebody was being paid simply to smuggle guns or...

Out of cairo, but not sharm elshake. as we mentioned yesterday, this mandates that if any u.s. carrier does fly into or out of the sinai or for that matter over the sinai, they must notify the faa. we did hear today from the white house suggesting that they are evaluating the security protocols and its possible that they might make some changes as it relates to passengers coming from certain regions of the world. in other words, i think youre looking at the middle east into the united states. in...

Was for him not to be out there along that route, you know, walking the line with people? >> first of all, i know a vaticl check out the mercedes. >> i love that you know a guy in the motor pool at the vatican. >> this is what covering the vatican means. there has been an arc with pope francis. he would just utterly defy security protocols and plunge into crowds willy-nilly. i said on air shortly after his election that the whole world may be charmed with this guy but his security teams is not. ...

The security protocols and take that chance? perhaps not, but someone sitting at home who listens to the message might get involved in this. >> if you are the secret service or fbi or somebody in charge of making sure the pope has a safe and successful visit. do you tell him no mingling and stay inside of the bulletproof pope mobile. >> we have gotten so sophisticated in intelligence sharing and facial recognition and monitoring, that secret service working with the groups that work together and...