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Case number one says, you know what, shes the more well-known figure. she allows dick blumenthal not to have to just simply have it be a referendum on him or the democrats and hes got a con extravagant. theory number two says, okay, linda mcmahon will spend a whole bunch of money and make the democratic partys life miserable in washington, why? because blumenthal will be begging for more money and maybe the biggest loser is brad ellsworth, the democrat trying to make a decent run for evan bayhs ...

How the country works, which as the fbi says can be helpful, but its not -- its not the most important thing in the world. its not the same as having intricate technical knowledge of bombmaking and things like that. >> a cultural insight, went to college, go to camps. presumably normal like a lot of american kids. does that cultural influence help him understand americans, the mentality? their vulnerabilities? >> i guess it might, but hes not the one dos plots in the united states. hes trying to...

Later, i found a whole slew of vulnerabilities. >> so you tell me it took you a couple years to figure this out. >> it took a couple years in the off hours, though. i didnt spend all my time on it. >> all right. well, tell me now, for people out there listening and who could possibly be worried and even banks out there, how vulnerable are a lot of these atms out there? >> so we were really careful when we gave the demonstration to make sure that the vendors had mitigation remediation in place be...

Familiar with the mastermind of the 9/11 attack. give us the significance of this job. >> well, the significance to u.s. officials, wolf, this is good news. while hes probably the first american to ever hold that number three job, a very important job, the united states has had a tremendous success targeting the number three job. i used to say that is nobody that would give you life insurance for because if youre going to plan attacks, you have to have contact and communication with operatives, ...

When terrorists are in the middle of a big wedding. but at the same time, there were things revealed there that are very dangerous, especially informants names and do you think that every enemy of ours isnt combing through those documents to find out what are americas vulnerabilities, what are their weaknesses? who were these people that gave away the information and theyll be targeted and killed. and so i dont know if the wikileaks founder thinks it was worth it. but i think ultimately as liz c...

But pistole wont be comfortable until they get it all. >> we know that terrorists are looking for opportunities to exploit any vulnerabilities, any weaknesses we have, any gaps in our layered security. >> reporter: a security gap which today is narrower than ever but still far from closed. lisa stark, abc news, dulles, virginia. >> its a little scary almost a decade after 9/11, not all that cargo is still being screened. >> absolutely. i guess shippers can even get in on it now. tsa is saying th...

We are united and working towards november and a victory, i see us picking up those 10 seats that we need in order to capture the majority. >> dick, in less than two years, its been a big shift in the political landscape in 2009. this is something that sue point ed out in her talking points in new jersey and virginia and 26 of 37 special elections. >> right. >> julie: what do you think this says eye want to you both answer this about the likely balance of power in the senate come election day? >...

Events with other sources, concluding in the cases they highlight civilian casualties have been underreported. so is this going to make a difference? well, from many years in the region, i can say, no, not at least immediately because much that has been leaked has either been leak before or been the subject of intense speculation. having said that, very few of the documents have been thoroughly examined, and its in their detail, like the attack on camp keating, when its vulnerabilities were know...

Almost two dozen wounded. its what wikileaks boss julian assange calls the squalors of war and why he outed the documents. >> our goal is for transparency but with do not put the method before the goal. >> reporter: he says thousands of documents were bying held back so names could be removed but some military experts are upset. >> none of these documents are being filtered for potential harm that could be done to our troops, revealing vulnerabilities in our troops location, tactics, techniques ...

>> but youre right, these were some individual, a couple dozen, who were swept up as part of a larger investigation who were down loading child pornography and some were officials from agencies at the national security agency, the national reconnaissance office departments within the pentagon that do very top secret stuff. >> well, heres the problem. look, all of us deserve to be private to a certain degree. and many of us have our own secrets that we like to keep. but when you start taking them...