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Family members questioning how such a huge security failure could have happened in the first place. >> translator: when we go to visit, they search every single thing. they even make us undress. i don't know how all the weapons get in. everyone is armed, everyone. >> reporter: ecuador declaring a state of emergency trying to quell panic, trying to get the situation under control. it's sad to see the jails become a territory fought over by criminal groups. the state is requesgoing to act. the president announcing 24 million in state funds to improve ecuador's prisons long reported by human righ...

Second explosion, a security failure on the taliban's part, it may have lead to thursday's blast. they are saying that we're facing a specific threat at the airport. what is your general reaction to what we just heard? the taliban has not asserted control. that opportunity mean they have the structure to secure a large scale site like that. so it's not surprising to me that you will have the inherent needs there. that has shrunk down to the airport. so the information is not as

Said well, we now understand if we want out, we've got to go over land, and they're selling off of their possessions to get enough money to survive as refugees. >> wow. today the pentagon said that a taliban security failure may have led to yesterday's bombings. if that ends up being true, it certainly points to just the ad hoc nature of this bizarre alliance right now between u.s. forces and the taliban. two said which have been fighting each other for 20 years. it's not as if the taliban has well orchestrated check points. i think it's important to point out it's a very ad hoc -- i mean, som...

Unintentional and a massive security failure. they still don't know. they say. >> yeah, kate, i'll push back a little bit and say the suicide bombers are the hardest enemy to deal with. because i'm sure john and john taylor were both saying that because they just don't know yet. but i would really find it hard to believe that this was an intentional action to let a suicide bomber through the taliban check point. because i know that the taliban and isis-k have been fighting each other and are at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of what they believe is the future of afghanistan. and this w...

0 much but if it is significantly pushed back and what are you seeing in terms of flow to abbey gate. is it less people being allowed in or still a rush of people? which could lead to some -- what are you seeing today? >> so, what i can report as my discussion with the commanders there on the the ground is that multiple activities have taken place to increase the force protection specifically in communication with the taliban of how they are executing their check point operations and communication. so i would say there is multiple, i don't want to good into the details of the exact communicati...