. >> aki was a banker, he was traveling on business that day.umid, hot, japanese summer day. from the moment i opened my eyes that day, and aki did too, there was a hint of something wrong, which i couldn't explain. >> also on board, takashi's sister, sumako. >> translator: she did tell me she's going to tokyo but i said to her, it's dangerous to fly. she told me, don't worry, brother, i've already bought a ticket. >> you're looking at footage of the actual plane involved in this crash, taking off on its final ill-fated flight. 6:12 p.m., everything seems normal as the plane lifts off and climbs out. but suddenly, 12 minutes into the flight, there's a problem. >> they were in the middle 20,000 feet, which is where airplanes experience the most pressure on the vessel itself. at that point they received a door warning that a door was ajar which turned out not to be the case. >> we've already seen how an airplane's fuselage expands as the plane goes up and contracts as the plane comes down. the altitude with the greatest pressure differential betwe

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. >> how could he communicate on aki internet a withnwar al in yemen and we not understand or not find out about that. do you know? >> no, sir, in general i believe he took advantage of the protections of our citizens. >> can you do me a favor and evaluate how we missed major hassan? i believe in privacy and transparency but i believe that any system that will protect an american -- america from attack has to be able to pick up a communication from a major in the united states army to one of the leading terrorists in the world? if we cannot do that, something is wrong. would you please go back and evaluate how we missed major hassan and if we need to change the law to catch future perpetrators. i would like to help you in that endeavor. the boston attack, is it fair to an that our ability to take intercepted indications and identify the perpetrators fairly quickly gave us some late time about anything they may have been planning in new york? >> yes, sir. to being at war with radical islam, do you consider the homeland one of their chief targets? >> yes, sir. >> if they could attack any

. >> and congress aki he ised in that? raltfied 1990 they it. one thing they did was pecifically focus on ozone-depleting substance -- substances and they did not pull ozone-depleting substances out of the p.s.d. program and that's significant because they did -- >> i thought there was a very short time lag between e.p.a.'s assertion of the authority to regular late ozone-depleting substances -- >> years. i don't know if it was a full two years but the congress focused specifically on exactly lou the ozone-depleting substances were going to be regulated. so i do think it's quite strong ratification argue -- argument and -- >> what's the -- i know where they're going to take this question. you are going to lose. >> i actually think that it's the judge cavanaugh approach and a.c.c. approach. >> there is a significant dwiffers -- difference between them. >> there settlement >> which one? >> i have another thought on that subject. as i said earlier, the whole problem in terms of expanding the permitting requirement is co 2. and so if the court were

. >> how could he communicate on aki internet a withnwar al in yemen and we not understand or not find out about that. do you know? >> no, sir, in general i believe he took advantage of the protections of our citizens. >> can you do me a favor and evaluate how we missed major hassan? i believe in privacy and transparency but i believe that any system that will protect an american -- america from attack has to be able to pick up a communication from a major in the united states army to one of the leading terrorists in the world? if we cannot do that, something is wrong. would you please go back and evaluate how we missed major hassan and if we need to change the law to catch future perpetrators. i would like to help you in that endeavor. the boston attack, is it fair to an that our ability to take intercepted indications and identify the perpetrators fairly quickly gave us some late time about anything they may have been planning in new york? >> yes, sir. to being at war with radical islam, do you consider the homeland one of their chief targets? >> yes, sir. >> if they could attack any