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It seems preposterous, it seems extraordinary that none of these countries have no automatic way of checking if people are traveling with stolen passports against the interpol list. how difficult is it to set up a system like that? >> i dont think its that hard given the fact that interpol has made this database very available. and here in the united states, we use it extensively to do these passport checks. but you have to look at the rest of the world. because even though, even after 9/11, we ...

Numbers have been used to obtain other tickets in the past. >> i have hereby here to confirm that all security protocols have been complied with. >> reporter: passengers trying to board a plane with stolen other fake passports isnt uncommon. every year people board a flight more than one billion times without having their passports checked at interpols lost and stolen database, leaving a gaping hole in the security of international flights worldwide. so far there are no credible claims of respon...

They were flying to beijing and then to europe. they didnt need passport. >> one italian. >> and one as you industryian? >> thats correct, yeah. >> is there any indication these two knew each other? -- >> i think think bought their tickets together because the booking numbers were one number apart. we dont know whether they boarded together. malaysian authorities have reviewed the footage and have said there is no security protocols were broken when the men checked in and boarded any description...

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...

And considering the stolen passports, we having to consider the issue of terrorism and exhaust every possible investigative technique. >> congressman, when i first heard this, the thing that occurred to me all these years after 9/11, we have a much more integrated international system of checking identities and passports. when you put your passport through the scanner before you get on a flight something would ping and say, hey, this isnt right. do you worry that malaysia is not in sync with tho...

The civilian employee has left the agency and been dismissed of course. he violated security protocols. the memo said that matter has been briefed to the justice department. very tanned liz i very tantalizing. also involved in this, but the memo doesnt give further details. >> the memo doesnt mention james clapper, the director of national intelligence or the outgoing head of the nsa. does that mean they are clear with regard to accountability? >> well, you know, no one has suggested lets take t...

I mean, whos to say? if he would have died, would i have felt bad or had remorse? maybe, maybe. >> a year later, aaron bell is the only officer involved in the incident who remains in the prison. one of the other officers requested a transfer to a different facility, and the third is still recovering from his injuries. since the assault on the officers, the penitentiary has instituted stringent new security protocols, including regular strip searches and a metal detector known as the boss chair....

If my interpretation was wrong, why it only be established today when this big event at home is here? why was not being established long time ago? >> that was the interpreter who were hearing from for the first time since he came under global scrutiny for his sign language on tuesday. during his interview with nbc, he claims to be schizophrenic. he says during the memorial he, quote, saw angels coming down into the stadium. he went on to say, quote, there was nothing i could do. i was alone in a...

Are these people tone deaf? >> personal identity theft is always an issue any way no matter where you go, no matter the store with the credit card. when you put your personal information online, where you live, your social security number, all the information about you, personal identification theft is going to be the next big issue here. >> how do you sign on with peace of mind, russell? >> well, i think theyre not following proper security protocols for their questions. theyre basic questions....