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>> now they know youre not at your house. >> i have very very good security system. >> fortress new jersey. >> you never leave, do you? you just sleep in a shoe box. >> yeah. >> thats well ventilated. >> save money that way. >> that is so true. geraldo? >> 5:45 on friday morning i get up 6:45. >> you do fox and friends, right? >> i do radio. two-hour radio show every day. fox and friends on friday. >> yeah. >> im not answering this question. it was boring. >> it is boring. >> why did you waste a...

The buck stops with you? she needs to go. i get she inherited an old system and we probably need into invest more money in beefing up security -- >> but someone has to take responsibility because you know, i used to work at the federal government i am wondering if my data was breached. you are probably right, it probably is the chinese and god knows what they are going to do with it. they are not our friend or allies. there is no excuse for the united states government which should have the best...

Whole security system. and it doesnt mean you get paranoid. trust your gut. if you see something that just doesnt make sense to you. its out of the ordinary. somebody acting weird. just put a quick call in. let security and police officers resolve that issue. >> what would be something a spectator would see? give me an example of what they should be looking for. >> the boston bombing, we had two individuals who was walking through the crowd. they have a package, leave the package and walk away. ...

Whether he says to them are true or not true. now as scott mentioned the most important key to this is his ego. typically, sociopaths like this guy are very narcissistic. they want everybody -- the world revolves around them. they want the world to know what they did, a sophisticated interrogator will play to that. oh you werent really the mastermind matt was. you werent really important, he was. he did this he did that. oh no no i did it. i did. narcissism is all about me. its a selfish trait a...

Places isolated pockets where people actually live? >> what weve heard -- i mean their focus is the manhunt. theyre telling people if you dont have a security system then you need to do something. they want people to protect themselves as much as possible because you dont know where these two will be. the track record is they break into areas, and so theyre really concerned for the community and finding this last person david sweat, will protect the community. so that is the all out effort. weve...

70 tests, more than 90%, to identify and confiscate these items. so they actually got through security so the tsa also does these kinds of tests to see if there are holes in the security system and how they can be addressed. theyve been doing this now 13 years, so the tests by the very nature are designed to make it very hard for the tsa to succeed, but even former homeland security officials, they are very alarmed by what they have found here wolf. >> are changes being implemented, i assume the...

Security system. as you can imagine, brooke it really is disconcerting when you realize that 95% initially they were able to get those weapons and items through security. just unbelievable. >> i thought what weve been going through was already heightened security. suzanne malveaux thank you so much. now to this one. this is what everyone is talking about right now. her name is caitlin. shes about to grace what will be one of the most talked about "vanity fair" covers ever. were talking about t...

Securitys inspector general conducted these experiments. tsa officers failed 67 out of the 70 tests. thats 95% of the time, to actually identify and confiscate these items. they got through the mag any somer it the patdowns the searches the whole thing. it should be noted the tsa also does similar kinds of tests on themselves to see what are these holes in the security system and how can they be addressed. theyve been doing this now for 13 years. but these tests by both the inspector generals of...

Security failures coming to light now in this new report from the homeland security inspector general. so lets go straight to suzanne malveaux, who has more on this, on these trials how many were there, how did this happen? >> heres how it went down. department of homeland securitys office of inspector general conducted a series of tests where their officials, theyre called red teams, posed as passengers tries to pass through those security check points with these realistic looking explosives or...

He put out a statement this morning saying that these numbers and these reports, they never look good out of context, theyre a critical element in the continual evolution of aviation security but it goes on to say that they have already implemented a series of actions to address these issues raised in the report. not specifics. we dont foeknow exactly what it is. they also emphasize there are multiple layers of protection that the tsa uses. some things we see, some things we dont see. its not ju...