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Efforts in. they're not engaging in the proper counterintelligence or the collaborative international effort they need to make this a truly secure games. i wouldn't go. >> when you say you wouldn't go lat of hour athletes are going and are set to go. so, i'm wondering, what would change your mind they would be in better shape going? if we had more security personnel going or what? >> you brought up a good nailing between the translator in south africa and the united states. we can pull the trip for the president. we can't dot that here. there's private citizens and free to go. what we could do...

Picture that still needs to be filled in by the investigation. >> he was arrested after shooting out the tires in a car that was parked outside his grandmother's house, arrested for shooting through the ceiling in his apartment building. but those didn't apparently set off any red flags in the security background checks and he was given clearance to enter this building. cnn's evan perez, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> so many questions surrounding what you just said. huge spotlight into security inside the navy yard. already some in congress are demanding answers. michael t...

Gafgts 2008 erasers. there have been five semi investigations. none of them involved the serious important work of a deep eraser analysis. they were all limited and they were more after security audit. but of course, the chancellor was able to say, this investigation proves that the d.c. inspector general spent 17 months. during 17 months he interviewed 60 people. you interview 60 people in a week. in atlanta they spent a year and interviewed 2,000 people. he went to one school. there were 91 schools implicated by that time. he never looked at the first year. >> of course the special in atlant...

Did a very good job at a come hens sieve security audit for her school. one thing she was looking was a gun to stop that killer. jenna: randi? >> this is where i guess disagree with ann. that killer came in with large magazines that shoot between three and 10 bullets a second. but we do need to have a real security audits. we have to have people talking to each other. and we have to actually have some extra resources so that communities can actually decide how they want to use those resources to keep our children safe. jenna: great to have you both with us today. that is a big topic of convers...

Or universities listed on his page that somebody can buy access to for 80 or 90 or $100. how easily can you solve that problem? how easily can i say if i'm the department of defense site he's selling access to a particular site for $400, how quickly can i stop that from being perpetrated? >> well, it depends. it depends on the vulnerabilities but i suspect that again this kid used an automated tool so it should be quite easy if they actually audit their security issues. the problem is with application security -- in this case, we believe that there's a language that you use to communicate with...