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You know, whether it was a mental health issue, whether it was the school. there are lots of issues here. i think, again, we cannot accept, you know, this idea well they're going to put out a school report and that's somehow the sufficient answer. not the least of which, by the way, they don't even get into the liability issues of having armed, loaded weapons in a school with children. >> no, i think that's exactly right, and i agree we need a multi-pronged solution. my point was that security doesn't work in any of these instances. and if you look at the -- >> sure. >> that's the truth. that'...

Correct legal standing to enter the court in the first lace, or they're just not ready to decide it. people may think that's weird but the security doesn't have to take any case and there are sometimes situations where they say we're just not ready. on doma i think they will. >> the marriage act? >> the defense of marriage act, signed by president clinton in 1996. it says the it federal government cannot recognize same-sex marriage even in the states now numbing nine plus d.c. i think the court will find some way to strike doma down, with but that will not affect any state in terms of whether ...

Marriage in the state. it seemed like the supreme court is just not ready to rule one way or the other on it. they're going to find some way to send this case back to california stamped incomplete either by saying that the prop 8 proponents did not have the correct legal standing to enter the court in the first place, or they're just not ready to decide it. now, you know, people may think that's weird but the security doesn't have to take any case and there are sometimes situations where they say we're just not ready. on doma i think they will. >> the marriage act? >> the defense of marriage a...

The airlines opposed it. they said that security doesn't sell tickets. >> there were strong, very strong counterpressures to control security costs because it was a cost center for the airlines. >> if the question is was there sort of direct lobbying either by the airlines or by congress on any specific safety or security, the answer would be no. >> how can you sit there and say that the airlines were not lobbying? what are they paying these high-priced lobbyists for? >> there's a lot of excuses out there, but the end result is people made choices not to focus on terrorism, and whether it was ...

implanted in passengers on flights bound for the u.s. the other story, may day protests around the country and the world. here in the united states the occupy movement is behind the demonstrations. in other countries hunl crowds taking to the streets to mark international workers day. we'll have live reports from here and overseas. >> one year ago an elite team raided a compound in pakistan, killed the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. today on the anniversary of bid laden's raid we're learning about possible new threats including the use of bombs implanted inside the bo...