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Hours of experience. what happens is when people get out of flight school, and they have their required government ratings, they then move on to the regionals because that is who hires them. >> while major airlines pay better they usually demand that new hires have 1500 flight hours or more. further blame could lie with how colgan trained its pilots on the stall protection system. although it satisfied faa standards, some of the training was done solely in a classroom setting, not hands on. >> 15 minutes is all they are asking out of the training program. they didn't even do that. they talked ...

Me. jon: you're not going to watch that at the white house? >> jenna: i did not make that list. jon: the list is just out. we know who is going to be watching the super bowl at the white house. you know, some cabinet members, arnie duncan, education secretary, attorney general eric holder, reid ribbell, republican congressman who represents green bay, he'll be there, along with the republican senator from pennsylvania, pat toomy, senator bob casey, the democrat, also going to be there, and a couple of people i've never heard of, jennifer lopez and mark anthony. jenna: come on, you're making yo...

And as a result of that is being subjected to what is best described as a thought reform program, sensitivity training, reflection papers to talk about how all of this training is changing her beliefs, and, again, this just goes back to a student engaging in constitutionally protected speech, sharing her values, sharing her faith in a classroom setting which is absolutely constitutionally protected and outside of class. it is not the business of the state of georgia and state officials of georgia tooz what she believes in her heart or what she says in blass about her religious beliefs. there's...

Explosives like this briefcase bomb can do. >> more damage to the seal. this is going to be a rich environment and we want to make sure we protect that. >> reporter: we spent the day with the class that had law enforcement from d.c. and atlanta and other places. most of the teaching is in a classroom setting. seeing the explosions and after math is what really hits home. >> three, two, one! [ explosion ] >> you can see the circular blast. you can actually see it. >> right over here we have spring hangers. by that we can tell exactly where the explosives were placed in the vehicle. >> reporter:...

Explosion, it would have probably been a very big fire. >> the federal government has trained more than 300,000 first responders. they see firsthand what explosives like this briefcase bomb can do. >> obviously, it has done more damage to our manican. >> reporter: most of the teaching is in a classroom setting. seeing the explosions and the aftermath is what really hits home. >> three, two, one. . >> you can see the blast. >> right over here, we have spring hangers. just by that, we can tell exactly where the explosives were placed inside this