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Egypt but really do all of us. we've got to look at vulnerabilities that exist in our own airports. in two major areas, one, cnn talked about this a few monthsing back, how our tsa screeners missed 96% of fake weapons and bombs that department of homeland security tried to get through their check points. that's an extremely alarming statistic. and i think the sick thing, and this is the biggest vulnerability that we have is lack of serious vetting as well as screening for all of the other employees that have access to our airplanes, baggage handlers, those who are loading the baggage into the ...

>> reporter: they have come to no conclusions, u.s. counterterror agencies are already preparing heightened security measures for airports in the region with direct flights to the u.s. u.s. continues to analyze communication intercepts between isis in sinai and isis leadership in syria. detailing elements of the incident after the fact. possible sign that isis or isis affiliate carried out the attack. >> if this doesn't end up being isis, it would represent isis coming of age as international terrorist group. >> reporter: with russian forces on the ground and in the air in syria, one question ...

Have been? >> i think this points to the concern that we have here, wolf, with regards to these islamic extremists, isis terrorists in the sinai region but also those operating in other parts of the country and syria and iraq is how they're getting their hands on these sophisticated weapons. you had earlier in your program video showing these terrorists with these surface-to-air type missiles with anti-aircraft missiles. how are they getting weapons, where are they getting them from? this is a serious thing we've got to look into. >> if this was in fact, isis, what was their motive? motive to ...

Engines. if you parse that i can see him saying you can participate in the team that looks at engines and where they might have fallen in the desert but you can't have access to the entire area where the plane went down. he was careful about using language linked to one specific part of the aircraft. on the intelligence, intelligence professional, there's a problem here. you might say to the egyptians we have information from isis that indicates culpability for this event but the specifics on how you're collecting that intelligence come from the same sources in isis you want to keep collecting...

Effort would be more productive and would shorten the timeline greatly. >> it's a good point. the whole notion of the motive for this destruction of this russian plane, if it were isis, were they going after russia, which is increasingly aggressive in syria right now against isis, among others, or was it against egypt, the government of president assisi. the terrorists in sinai hate the egyptian government right now. what was the target? >> let me just say, i haven't seen an attack in the region where isis hadn't taken credit for it. so, this is consistent. even the things they didn't do they'...