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That there were so many vulnerabilities, national security vulnerabilities that they needed to tell the justice department about them right then. one of those vulnerabilities is they were giving suspects new names, including some former terrorists. but they were not letting other government agencies know these new names. and while in the midst of trying to account for all the individuals given these new names, the u.s. marshal service realized they had basically lost two former or suspected terr...

Are they just too vulnerable? >> well, i would say that our financial industries all pay attention to cybersecurity but there are vulnerabilities across the board. eave one of these companies has a great ceo, a chief information security officer, a fire wall, antivirus, but by social engineering and a number of other ways to get malware and they can get inside. so the think you can be assured of the executive suites are asking what kind of pattern wreck nick -- recognition can we putty. >> do yo...

Ill get o whether or not its worth the money in 3d and worth seeing in theaters. but i sat down with there leonardo dicaprio and he was an in-- it was an honor to talk about his vulnerabilities as an actor. >> i wanted to show this to you. ive been collecting movie stubs since i was 11 years old. i kept my romeo and juliet one. but the price was three bucks that day. >> wow. >> what is it now? nine? >> 9 or 10 or 12 for 3d. im not going to keep that. >> you know what im going to do? im going to ...

Investigation by removing tsarnaevs back pack from his dorm room entered the country on an expired student visa. how did that happen? and is it fair to say that this case is exposing some vulnerabilities in this country? >> yes, i think its true. i think weve got to tierten it up, clearly. weve god to have nobody coming in on expired visas. thats a mistake. lets tighten it up quickly and you know another thing to build on what you said is tamerlan was on a terrorist list, a large tide list which...

National attention is because we saw that harm done, that economic harm done on the market today. >> right. >> quickly reversed. it got me thinking though about what would have happened if this had been hacked in a way that could not be easily disproven. if it had been hacked in a more complicated way, a way that involved more addresses and seeming corroboration of an initial report like this. it seems like this is a vulnerability in terms of at least the markets response to information like thi...

It got me thinking though about what would have happened if this had been hacked in a way that could not be easily disproven. if it had been hacked in a more complicated way, a way that involved more addresses and seeming corroboration of an initial report like this. it seems like this is a vulnerability in terms of at least the markets response to information like this that we dont quite have a handle on. is that fair? >> i think thats true. i think it is one of the reasons twitter has a pretty...

Involved more addresses and seeming corroboration of an initial report like this. it seems like this is a vulnerability in terms of at least the markets response to information like this that we dont quite have a handle on. is that fair? >> i think thats true. i think it is one of the reasons twitter has a pretty good ability to self-correct. you know, a lot of people weigh in and say especially if from one source that is wrong. i think it is one reason we need to be able to go back and correct ...

Homeland security. congresswoman, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. thanks for having me on. >> you know, i guess there is an obvious question for someone on the homeland security committee. we have the two suspects, the manhunt is over. does that mean the homeland is more secure or is it shining a light on our vulnerabilities and, in fact, were maybe less secure than we thought we were? >> well, you can never be 100% secure, you know. its always that last amount that you have to get to that re...

Consultant says it could happen because he has developed the technology to do it. hugo tesso unveiled his so-called planesploit app at a security conference in amsterdam. he says the app can be used to remotely attack and exploit airline security software. lisa sylvester is joining us now from washington with more on this. so, lisa, i understand the faa is aware of the claim but says his hacking technique poses no threats to real flights. how can we be so sure? >> yeah, fred, wow. what a story? ...

Decembers mass killing at a connecticut elementary school. well, today, a task force backed by the nra gave the details on just how to do that. the group called national school shield offered eight recommendations. among them, a model training program to teach school resource officers how to handle a weapon on campus. also recommended, an online self-assessment tool for schools to figure out their vulnerabilities. the group also proposed a pilot program that would not only determine if a student...