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He may have fired one shot. we have no confirmation of anybody injured. we also know that he has some sort of packaging and devices on his person. it may be an explosive device. we're talking with this man now, and have been talking with him for some time. >> and captain starks, can you tell us where you believe or where it was reported that that first shot was fired? i've been in this building before. it has a very large atrium when you come in. there is only one security guard and a receptionist at the front desk before moving on with your security badge. do we have any initial idea of where...

Still out there and they are not really too sure, right? reporter: the ones that are still out there they are probably not too worried about. there is as you mention the possibility that they could misuse the security badge that they have have. they have access to u.s. military bases all over the country because of the credentials that they were given when they came over from afghanistan to learn english to possibly become jet pilots or fighter pilots in afghanistan some day. they want to know the whereabouts of these people, make sure their intentions are good. they have had some experience f...

Know, sealing off the area, stopping the taliban escaping has been a problem. we saw that farther north in helmand. it's been a problem in other operations. so that will be significant and different. but what has been the problem throughout these operations, whichever scale, to sort of secure, hold and build, it's the securing of the operation you can do. but it's the holding and building, bringing in the civilian force behind to convince the population that the forces are there to help, that's always been the tough part of these operations. and it looks as if it's going to be similarly a diff...

Correspondent jeanne meserve is on the security december income desk in washington this morning. >> this richmond international airport in richmond, virginia, it's a story where you have aviation security and double standards and second chances all colliding. here's the basics of the story. back in 2002, a screener was hired for the richmond international airport. the tsa gave him a security badge. more recently, he applied for the highest level security badge. the airport didn't check records. the airport discovered there was a felony in his records. committed within the last ten years. and u...

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