mr. farook, let's get all the stuff about investigative techniques how you find another mr. farook, unless you look at my electronic footprints in the snow to see what are the tell-tell signs are bringing the best policies possible, if you massage data show you a deviation above the baseline. it's -- how would you do it. how would you find it. >> you do that as the director of national intelligence has said, with individualized suspicion. >> how would you do it? >> data experts have said that the data mining that you are advocating, david, is junk science, that it is not an effective. what individualized suspension are you going to have. are you going to start bragging some will, but many will not. how would you get to individualized suspension in the modern world. how? >> i could stay here all day. >> i was hoping an audience could get to answer a question that's why i self censored. >> i promised our speakers we would be done 11 minutes ago. and i know you've got a plane to catch. please join me in thanks our speakers today. [ applause ] >>> every year during the days of re

mr. farook. let's forget about the stuff like normal investigative techniques.how would you find another mr. farook, unless you look at communication, not content, unless you look at my electronic footprints in the snow to see whatever telltale signs bringing best cognitive analytics possible, if you massage the data you can come up with enough parameters show you deviation above the baseline, doesn't mean the person is terrorist how would you do it? how would you do that? >> do that as director of national intelligence has said with individualized suspicions. >> how would you know? >> data experts have said that the data mining that you are advocating, david, is junk sighens. that it is not an effective way. >> how would you know about the suspicion? a lot of these people are lying low until they freakin' attack. what individualized suspicion are you going to have? going in a bar start bragging i will kill a bunch people? some will but many will not. how will you get individualized suspicion in the modern world? how? >> well, i could stay here all day. >> i was

mr. farook told one of the officers that although they were masked when they cam back in the room, there was something about his body language and factor that he thought it was maybe saed farook. he was at the event in the morning hours. he had left and a couple noted he left and they thought it was odd. >> the real surprise is that the second shooter turned out to be his wife, 29-year-old tashfeen malik. tashfeen malik later moved to saudi arabia with her family. she returned to pakistan in 2007 to study pharmacy here at this university. after returning to saudi arabia, malik met farook on a dating website. farook went to meet her in person in 2013. they were later maired there and flew back to the united states together in july 2014. malik was admitted to the country on a fiance visa. a current visa program can allow them to slip in undetected. many have exploited the visa for sham marriages or simply disappear after overstaying a visa. >> they can gfill out a form, gt on a plane and escape. there's some gaping holes. >> clearly it's the goulding passport of the u.s. >> frank cilluffo i

mr. farook? how would you, unless you look at my electronic footprints in the snow to see what are the tall-tale signs bringing the best cognitive and analytics possible and you will see a deviation above the baseline. how would you do it? >> you would do it as the director of national intelligence said with individualized suspicion. >> how would you know? >> data experts have said that the data mining that you are advocating david is junk science. >> how would you know about the suspicion? a lot of these people are lying low until they freaking attack. what individualized investigation will you have? how would you get the individualized suspicion in the modern world? huh? >> well i could stay here all day. >> i was hoping an audience member would get to ask a question which is why i self-censored. >> i promised our speakers we would be done 11 minutes ago. so please join me in thanking our speakers today. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up, matthew desmond on evicted. look at hous