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Get shot down. now we have a situation where with the russian su 24 being shot down, because it violated turkish air space, that shows that there was really no means of notifying the russian pilots or they chose to ignore the notifications that the turks said they gave them. either way, it's a dangerous environment for all of the people that are flying in this area, all the different coalition partners as well as, quite frankly, the russians and the syrians. but it also shows the the fact that we really need to have this mechanism of control, of air space deconfliction which would also be a me...

Either they would be denied entry or go through the state department to get a visa. but because there are still gaps, which is reflected in the wake of the paris attacks, we have learned that obama administration in the coming days will be releasing new information, new steps that will be taken to tighten security with a visa waver program. p poppy. >> pamela brown breaking that news for us. thank you very much. and possible attacks by isis and the syrian refugee crisis and being discussed right now at an intelligence conference in nova scotia this weekend for the ininternational security conf...

And will, in fact, remain in qatar for the next year as they themselves begin, you know, the next phase of what they hope to be reconciliation efforts, brokered by qatar. >> nbc's ayman mohyeldin for us in the capital of qatar. thank you, my friend. do appreciate you. david road is here, investigative reporter for reuters and "the atlantic." also kidnapped and held by the taliban for more than seven months in 2007. you and i sat here some six days ago. it seemed at that time that this story was going to play out a bit differently than it has. what was, i think, a somewhat patriotic event, a mo...

I found out in iraq, with the u.s. troops all the capability of the u.s., and the power, special ops included, but i found out over the years after i left and kept briefing the private security companies, that a lot of these major cases that we were tracking but not really following they were being resolved in the private sector. exactly the network you're talking about earlier, david's case in particular. so you would be surprised that 90% or more of kidnaps around the world, they are solved by these private sector security companies that frankly have in my experience in iraq, they have bette...

Trying to do a good job. and it is so difficult to sort through which anecdote, which tribe, which source is true. it is incredibly difficult for anyone, a private contractor and even intelligence officials. >> dan, you know, early on when we first spoke what you particularly focused on was the idea of this rose garden ceremony. this rose garden celebration. and i think a lot of people see your point on that. have you over this past week, i mean, how do you see this all now the way it is played out over the past week? >> again, i'm sticking to my guns on this because i spent two years in iraq ...