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>> thank you. cockpit doors on commercial jets and planes in the united states and security rules for them have changed dramatically since the a takes of 9/11 making it hijacking more difficult. the federal aviation administration says cook pit doors be tough enough to withstrand the blast from a grenade. before the attacks the doors were not reinforced and some pilots would leave them wide open, frankly, and invite passengers in to take a look at the controls. justin green is a commercially licensed pilot former marine pilot who works on crash investigations and is live. do you make wholesale...

Welcome back to cnn special live coverage. since flight 370 is missing and without a trace and nobody knows its fate, there are multiple theories, many theories on what possibly happened to that plane. did it vanish due to terrorism? was it hijacking or a catastrophic failure of some sort? was the jet struck by a meteor? i mean, there are many theories out there. the malaysian government theorizes it was deliberately flown off its course. but why and where is it back with me is hans weber, brad meltzer host of "brad meltzer" and there is mitchell casado, a pilot trainer

Target aircraft. they have had various plots, 9/11, the bojinka plot, liquid explosives plot coming out of europe, as well. and al qaeda has even been on the record of saying that the pilot should administer a drug to the co pilot so he can take control of the aircraft. what has investigators so focus and had so concerned is now this period of time that it appears the aircraft was operating with a transponder off. how did it come off? how did the plane fly so many hundreds of miles back the route that it had come on at 90 degrees, cross over malaysia again. how did that happen? the aircraft wa...

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