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So i could see both being perfectly logical to me. interpol is saying no terrorism and the cia is saying we've got to keep checking the traps. >> these two young australian women who were back in the cockpit in 2011 with at least one of the pilots, does that tell you anything about security concerns, safety, or anything else about this pilot, assuming her story, which is backed up with photographic evidence, assuming it's true? >> it doesn't tell me a lot about the pilot. what it tells me is that everything we did post 9/11 in the united states, things like hardening cockpit doors, putting tog...

More changes now that airport is fully back open? >> the airport says they are monitoring how they handle this. they say the window of opportunity here for things to go badly is from the curb to when you get to that first checkpoint. from what we understand, is that under hernandez, tsa agent that lost his life, that he was that first check point making sure you have your documents before you go up through the security screening. so they want to make sure that's the safest area. earlier this year, they move security, police officers from behind that security line to in front of it. so now they...

It really didn't hold anyone accountable. as you heard mrs. smith testify, no one was held accountable. no one has lost any pay. some were even promoted. no one has been arrested in the case. the review is pretty much a whitewash. lower people were sort of thrown under the bus, but no one has been held accountable. it is frustrating for members of congress and also for the families of the victims. >> and the state department had no comment about thursday's testimony. representative darrell issa says this was obviously not a gotcha panel because nobody was gotchad. and now some will recommend b...

It got me thinking though about what would have happened if this had been hacked in a way that could not be easily disproven. if it had been hacked in a more complicated way, a way that involved more addresses and seeming corroboration of an initial report like this. it seems like this is a vulnerability in terms of at least the market's response to information like this that we don't quite have a handle on. is that fair? >> i think that's true. i think it is one of the reasons twitter has a pretty good ability to self-correct. you know, a lot of people weigh in and say especially if from one ...

In our system but what do we know about how twitter is responding and their security practices? you say you've called for that. people to be able to correct these things. what else could they do and what are they doing? >> one of the things people have been asking them to do for a long time is start a two step authentication. instead of just having a pass word you have a pass word and something else, usually a code sent to some sort of device so instead of just, if someone gets your pass word or gets you to enter it in a phishing scam you're not totally hosed because they still have to have th...