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The truth of the matter is, there are any number of weapons if you think about it that you could smuggle aboard an aircraft that the tsa could never find that would have a sharp edge as sharp as a razor. what about somebody that knows martial arts? i think with a reenforced cockpit door, the real issue is the tsa needs to spend more time at the screening checkpoint looking for the components, these are the very small part that would make up an improvised explosive device. >> if you're looking -- >> sorry. >> -- to small points, does that then take extra time versus looking for a knife? >> sure...

Adding the dogs was purred by another event, the failed 2009 christmas day terrorist attack, when a man with explosives hidden in his underwear boarded an international flight headed for the u.s. they realized that dogs trained to check out luggage and cargo were not being trained to detect concealed explosives on people. >> we do not have a layer of security in place to detect organic or nonmetallic explosive devices on persons prior to the tsa screening checkpoints. >> reporter: the question now, will america's airports begin doing what some other countries have already done, take the next s...

that he can win the white house. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." the taliban warn that this will not be the only death. they are claiming back to back suicide bombings at a pakistani training facility in northwest pakistan. at least 80 people were killed, most of them pakistani army recruits. reza is joining us live from islamabad with pretty horrendous crime. what are they saying where you are, reza? >> reporter: well, wolf, this was a coordinated attack designed to kill a lot of people and indeed it did just that. twin suicide attacks targeting hundreds of ar...

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