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Arrival. about 7:13 was the the initial call. the good news was they had a school resource officer there. while it didn't completely eliminate this from happening, it's possible the scenario could have been worse if there wasn't an officer on scene to call for help to get ambulances. the other part is we've been looking at schools across the country. many high schools are opening their doors at 6:00 in the morning. staff is often not in until 7:00, 7:30 depending on the starts time. kids often arrive with minimal adult supervision, not just police, but staff. they're in school, there for early...

Attract bad people? >> yeah, they do, unfortunately, and, again, anytime you have a big event, particularly a big sporting event where you have lots of different people, you know there's going to be a lot of media there, there has to be a lot of security, a lot of security preparation. there's a lot of preparation, for example, that goes into a super bowl and super bowl security planning. with respect to sochi, you know, we've been received well. we have a nice hotel. our accommodations are just fine, but from what i hear from some of the athletes who are doing some of their training, they're ...

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Physical and security planning. is that part of what's going on in yemen? that it is just an isolated, difficult place to defend if things do go wrong? >> yeah. this is the benghazi effect. you know, anything that's considered a remote outpost that is hard to protect gets shut down first. yemen, like in all of these countries, we're mostly dependent on local forces, and the yemeni government doesn't have a tremendous capacity. it doesn't have a lot of air lift. it doesn't have a lot of troops who can be called in to move from place to place. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is not a big group...

And they have established their own safe havens there. and that is what we're seeing mostly being attacked right now by the drone strikes. these groups are still around. they are reconstituting their forces. and they're quite aggressive. and i wouldn't put it past them to try and carry out attacks. carry out attacks against oil facilities, carry out attacks against embassies, carry out attack against a lot of different facilities. >> richard, one of the things that we are hearing in washington is part of the decision about where to pull back, where to extract u.s. personnel and close down faci...