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Our vulnerabilities. we havent taken a diagnostic of our nations airports. these airports, don, they are bigger than some in many small towns, over 1,000 acres in many cases and its impossible to guard against 100% of the threats. i think we owe it to passengers to look at what new technologies are out there that we could employ to make sure that when we get on a plane only ticketed, screened passengers are on that flight. >> if a person is able, congressman, to climb in the wheel well of a plan...

Focus on the ones that have the greatest vulnerabilities and step it up and bring in to the 21st century some of the technology we use to the alert airport officials when people have breached perimeter security. >> when people go to the airport, the contact they have with security is usually the tsa. so lets talk about the tsa role here. largely the security inside of the airport building, the check point security, local airport police handle the perimeter. who do you think is at fault here? >> ...

Future cyberattack on the grid is a very possibility. what is this solution for congress. are we looking at more legislation that would concern the power companies? >> well, thats really a good question. as with most things in washington, its a lot easier to identify a problem than it is to proscribe a solution. its really kind of unclear where this is going from here. the important thing is people are talking about it. after two pretty explosive articles in "the wall street journal" came out in...

The nations power grid is coming under the spotlight of the u.s. senate. the committee on energy and natural resources called leaders to washington for a hearing on preventing cyber and physical attacks on the grid, as well as blackouts and power outages. joining me now, the technology reporter for the national journey. welcome. >> thank you, good to be here. >> im glad youre here. you remember last year we saw that attack on a substation in silicon valley. gunshots fired, they damaged equipment...

Accident and after the airbus 300 in the northeast, the -- nick sabbatini was the associate administrator aft faa and decided, we need to look at ourselves. faa, how did we contribute, is there something we could do better within our organization. and thats what this is about, i believe. there are teams already set up to talk about what happened on this particular accident, the approximate cause issues, things that could have prevented the accident before it happened, things like absb, could hav...

Be the more that china puts out those military assets to reveal who it can do, it also reveal what is it cant do. analysts i spoke to say its surprising some of the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of the chinese military as well. #. still to come in the newsroom, does diplomacy have a chance or will civil war erupt in ukraine? and whats the next option for the united states? well talk about that next. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male anno...

To really inform our staff as to warning signs and indicators they can recognize early on and get these children into intervention. >> florida, where you live, has a long-standing law called the baker act, which allows for involuntary examination of individuals who may have a mental illness and may pose a threat to others. in your experience, has that helped reduce violence? >> the baker act is only to be used in extreme circumstances where there is imminent risk of harm to self or others. in ce...

To say talk softly and carry a big stick. why shouldnt wi give them defensive weapons when theyre facing another invasion? >> the greatest deterrence will come from putin erect nation of his own vulnerabilities in his economy and if we bring sanctions, russia will really hurt. >> in the next ten day respect russia is expected to begin joint talks with u.s., ukranian and european leadership. coming up, former speaker of the house nancy pelosi as miley cyrus. with the tongue out and the nude bik...

Vulnerabilities hes doing, what they call opening the door to a lot of scrutiny and past. theres going to be a lot there. heating up now. lets take a break on "new day." when we come back, we have new information about flight 370s path. were going to test the reasons offered for why it may have taken that. did it deliberately fly around indonesian airspace to avoid detection of that? coming up what is the basis for that? uhhh. no, that cant happen. thats the thing, you dont know how long it ha...

Anyone could steal that amount of money. you know, whats even more annoying is that the way that the inspector general describes it significant vulnerabilities in the management of contract filed documentation. thats what they call stealing from the american people. whats wrong with stealing? >> we lost your money. >> no. we have -- fraud or stealing or lost or whatever but significant vulnerabilities? >> and washington has a very very skewed idea of what money really is $6 billion is still a lo...