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Belongings, for example, of mackenzie. we want to make sure. analysts want to make sure in the next week that those belongings that they found in his back yard, that they are mackenzie's belongings and the human remains are those of mackenzie. prosecution doesn't want to go into a case that we're not 100% sure it's her body because it's burned i don't know recognition. that's what they need to do. like i said, they want a confession out of this guy. that would make this case fool proof then. >> i would imagine his defense attorney would want to come up with some kind of plea. the evidence is s...

They call in the military and national security business the after action report, when it's all looked at. what do you think will change? >> the strategy going forward is going to center around what are the things you can do that are scalable and sustainable within the resources of this community to try to deter this from happening. no strategy is fool-proof. but there are some key elements when you try to protect a mass gathering like this. sight lines. potential sight lines for an attack like this. usually something the secret service certainly considers. and a way to defeat that, create obf...

Were trying to meddle? >> i think that's on bob mueller's plate. he needs to know when the russian stuff started and that may very well mean that not is he going to interview current members of the west wing about what trump said and did with james comey but former members of the west wing. he might even go up to the former occupant of the oval office. because we now have reason to believe that barack obama himself was told about this in 2014 and couldn't decide what to do. he wanted hillary clinton to get the nomination. he wanted her to be elected president but didn't want it to look like he...

In the united states. it's not 1,000% fool-proof of course but it does give more than a modicum of assurance enhancing the safety and security in the cockpit, which is a very very high priority to protect that cockpit at all costs. >> the idea being that a second person could be in there watching a second person could be in there opening the door if that's necessary. it just seems like common sense already in place in the united states increasingly in places around the world. you of course investigated egypt air, the crash in 1999 where it was found that a pilot did deliberately take down that...

Employees also face background checks yearly updates. and a system built around everyone watching out for anyone who might seem suspicious. but the chief admits nothing is fool proof. >> at airports across the country, we have not really seen anything that could prevent what atlanta went through, which was guns being smuggled on to airports. >> i agree. i agree. in any airport throughout the united states and here also there is never a 100% guarantee that somebody couldn't who wanted to do something illegal or wrong, couldn't make that happen. >> reporter: what happened in atlanta, is causing ...