pistole into important areas. it's important that tsa adopt a risk based approach to ensure resources are focused in the area of the highest need and also focusing on screening for potential bad actors and moving away from screening for prohibited items and objects, or ensuring sufficient resources are devoted to the. the question i'm hoping today's hearing to answer, what's the best way to do that? tsa has been $900 million on the so-called spot program since 2007. today i would like to highlight two important issues from a recent report. first, research supporting the use of behavior indicator to identify threat, and secondly whether tsa has the data necessary to really assess effectiveness of its program. the first key point is the research completed today, both public and nonpublic, does not include a show whether behavior indicators can be used to reliably identify threats to aviation security. that is, to identify deception or malintentioned hundreds of studies we reviewed completed over the last six years s

john pistole is the first witness. he is administrator at the department of homeland security since 2010. he oversees 60,000 employees and 450 airports and security for highways, ports, mass transit systems. you have a big job and i commend you for the job you are doing. the chair recognizes mr. pistole to testify. >> thank you the members of the committee. let me start off by expressing by deep appreciation to you chairman and others who have expressed sympathy for hernandez and his family and the two other officers who were shot and wounded on november 1st. there was great outpouring at the memorial service held by the city of los angeles and the local police. law enforcement community pulling together and demonstr e demonstrating support for officer hernandez family and the two other officers and family. so thank you for that. the bottom line is these are challenging time for members of tsa employees especially those that lax who have been affected by this and lost a wellli-liked and well-respected colleague. i want

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several shotguns rifles pistols on this trip i brought the twenty gauge and a twenty eight. being a member of this group for seven years and i enjoy the camaraderie i enjoy shooting and to get away from has been i've been a stay at home mom for twenty some odd years after my daughters left alone i had to find something that i enjoyed doing for myself and that's what brought to me. in the space of a weekend these model mothers are transformed into real hunters freed from family obligations they intend to pass on their knowledge and hobbies to their children. a four year old daughter she's got a little pink baby and we go out to shoot little clay rocks at the farm. she loves that the house she was born in the day she was born she became a david david trigger. are these guns normally reserved for shooting birds or clay discs able to be used in other circumstances. susan is forty nine and a fashion designer. i've never been put in a situation where i had to make a choice to shoot a human or not so i can't answer yes or no but i can say i believe that i would protect i think that

administrator pistole said he's going to review the procedures and all the airport police chiefs across the country have a great association and i know they'll be looking at it. here's the issue. there's two missions here. the tsa's mission is safe travel, to secure the aircraft and the passengers so there's no bombs, guns, you're not hurt when traveling. the airport police mission is to secure the terminal.

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you have to have a complete national outcry, just to get pistol to back away from him. he was adamant that it would happen. he is over at d.c. and he believed that was -- [ inaudible ] >> yeah. >> when you talk away and the letter talking about addressing issues about cooperation and you have what they call detail with the air marshal on the ground and showing up at different local airports saying they are augmenting airport police when they have no authority to enforce any state or local law. so what we are trying to say, how about augment airport police when they are airport police. whether this is a local municipality, local police department, sheriff's department, these are the experts at the airport. not tsa agent, not air marshals. >> producers, i know you want me to move on but this is important. we will have to kill something in the back half. so i want to ask this. there is a letter under 2012, were there any armed tsa officers at l.a.x. on friday? >> i have no idea. i believe there is only two armed tsa angents throughout the country. but they are in upper man

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. >> he's been compared to pistol pete. are there players you played or coached... >> we had highlight tapes of our own team, we this a video playbook, and pete was my idol. i had clips of him at lsu. i gave him a 60 minute clip of pete to watch. he is a little like him as far as his flare and how he passes. >> ricky's passing skills and defensive ability led him to be a league leader, his new boss would like him to take a page from pistol pete's book and become mr of a threat. -- more of a threat. >> the greatest strength or weakness if you can't control it. he is unselfish and wants to get everyone else involved. sometimes that can be the downfall. >> what do you lining about the international flavour on the team. >> the interesting thing is when there's a mistake made and they are frustrated. whatever is said - many times we don't know what they are saying. we have an idea. >> it is fun to watch different things from everywhere. playing with the guys from russia, america and montenegro, spain, everywhere. it comes - the

possession of an illegal pistol earned him a court-martial and a long stint of kp duty. (soldiers shouting) angry and resentful, he challenged the sergeant who had busted him to a fight. court-martialed for a second time, he was sent to the brig. he applied for an early discharge and a passport. he was secretly planning to go to russia. >> oswald didn't defect to the soviet union on a sudden impulse. we know that. this was well planned. and the question is, could oswald have planned this alone or did he have help? >> narrator: oswald's defection meant travelling from new orleans to france, england and finland. from there, on october 15, 1959, he boarded the train for moscow. where did he get the money for his travels? he later claimed he had saved over $1,000 while in the marines, but records show he had only $200 in his bank account. (accordion music playing) as a deluxe-class tourist, oswald had his own intourist guide: rimma shirokova. >> i took him for an excursion 'round the city. we went to the most important sights of moscow, such as tretyakov art gallery, the cat

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he had he had taken a bus and a cab to his rooming house, picked up a jacket and pistol, then headed was walking down the street, and police officer j.d. tippett called him over to his police car and shot him at pointblank range. >> it was a horrible act and certainly not the act of an innocent person. >> reporter: now oswald was wanted for two murders. he was on the run but not for long. >> reporter: the police found him sitting in the rear of the theater. >> the suspect has been apprehended at texas theater and en route to the station. >> reporter: aboard air force one, still on the ground in dallas, another drama was unfolded. >> with jackie kennedy at his side, lyndon baines johnson took the oath as the 36th president of the united states, and air force one, now carrying two presidents, took off for washington, d.c. >> reporter: they cleaned up the scene but could never erase the painful memories preserved forever on the dallas police recordings of november 22, 1963. bob schieffer, cbs news. dallas. >> pelley: if you'd like to hear more of these recordings, we have a link to them

the gun is based on the .45 caliber colt 1911 semi auto pistol.s of shots and they're calling it a major break through in 3-d printing technology. does it represent also a security threat? there's a question for you. solid concept vice-president kent firestone is here. before we get to the security angle. tell me about the gun itself. it's a big machine and you printed a .45 caliber pistol with it. it's fired shots and not broken. >> that's correct. stuart: it's a big machine, not something that everybody can buy, correct? >> that's correct. it's a $600,000 system that prints with using metal lasers and starts with metal powder and laser melts every layer and you know, cross section by cross section to build up a 3-d object. stuart: you would admit then that somebody of a criminal mind could buy a $600,0003-d printer, stick it in the basement someplace and churn out a lot of anonymous .45 caliber pistols, that's a lethal weapon. you could see that happen, couldn't you? >> i guess anything would be possible. they'd be smarter if they took $600,000

pistol in place that in the mouths of the children. she would shoot them in the mouth. so these were some other really disturbing and horrible cases that started to emerge as i started to dig a little bit deeper and as i stated these are very unusual cases, but they have to be taken seriously and i don't see these women as freaks of nature or marginal as you pass, i really came towards us i wrote the book, i started to see the momentum of this regime and the way the women were socialized in what they were even doing in many of these women were also committing this crime with their children by their sides and brutalizing youth and i see this kind of thing, this is headed into this kind of violence that was socially acceptable within this community. they were not punished during the nokia but they slipped back into society in their roles as youth workers and so forth and they were not habitual killers. they just change their behavior when the system collapsed supported that behavior and they also went back to the normal law abiding citiz

but when his gun jams, he pistol-whips and kicks him. the gunman tries to grab the officer's gun, but rankin isn't giving up. >> all of a sudden, i felt like a jolt, like a rush of energy. >> rankin pushes the shooter away and runs to his car. that's when the suspect takes off in his own vehicle. >> i just felt this rage come over me, just this pure rage of this coward just shot me. got over the top, you know, beat me and everything else. and now, i'm ready to -- i'm standing up to fight back. and now, he's running. it really just pissed me off. and i shot 16 rounds at his car, and 15 of them hit his car. and one of them actually hit the headrest of his car. >> deputy bray arrives at the scene. his dash cam shows rankin on his hands and knees. the adrenaline rush is gone and he's bleeding profusely. >> he was hollering and screaming and said that he'd been shot. he'd been shot in the face. >> rankin is amazingly coherent, enough to give a description of the vehicle and the suspect. bray examines the deputy's injuries. >> he said his face

for example if someone said oh we have a pistol we know it's not loaded and we'll point it at somebody said no that would be illegal. what if we built a special chair. and put the detainees in your thinking special chair what does that mean. what about stress positions what about making them bend in an awkward position and they can't get up until. i see. so. there can be a gray area. when you're being asked for legal advice i did my best to look at the sources of the law that might apply. i certainly wasn't an expert. i had called around asking for help and no one would help me and so right away you don't have to be too clever to know no one wants to touch it. and. we've research it now we have to put pen to paper and so my legal staff and i were it was very little sleep over those four days but we started putting the memo together and rewriting and looking at it and weigh the references and having alternately we're happy with what we came up with in october two thousand and two diane be very concludes in a classified memo that the proposed interrogation methods comply with u.s. and in

oswald shot at walker in the dark and then he went outside with his pistol. korea and world war ii and he was not going to sit there and be shot at. so oswald managed to escape and he ran away and he got away on a city bus and no one ever knew that he did it. so there was no investigation. lou: how did he get away? >> on a city bus. he didn't have a driver's license. it's so bizarre. months before he is escaping on a bus and now he is escaping the texas school book depository on a bus. >> you know that every conspiracy theorist in our history, saying okay, but marina oswald had every reason in the world to be quiet and what were those reasons and how many of those reasons were part of the fact that she was a soviet type of citizen whom oswald had met and encouraged, it seems common to many common to have met in moscow. >> he was a violent wife beater coming had delusions of grandeur, he said he wanted to hunt down richard nixon, that he wanted to fight in the cuban revolution and he wanted to make her dependent uponim and he didn't want her to learn english b

michael serves on the hotel and foundation board that raises money for hospitalized pistol and a sclarpdz michael is the president and he's about that a leader. as michael mentioned the hospitality industry is a industry that looked at gaps around us the hotels have careful because of the guest xrerps and you can post on hotel.com any type of noise and they did. and michael and the hotel has done a good job and i encourage you to move this permit >> any public comment on this item?. all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners happy to take a motion >> i move to approve with police companies. >> second. >> great any further discussion? if not let's take it for a vote >> on the motions to approve with police conditions (calling names) moved. >> congratulations. we're going to move on to our next item that's really a closed item section 4, 5497 and an admin code we are going to do a employee evaluation so we're going to have everyone please we the appropriately report and review of the executive director and it came out very positive. and so that's what i would like to pu

he carried an ancient rifle with bullets and another a pistol. another officer was unarmed. >> as kasab and ishmael headed for the exit, a policeman grabbed a rifle from a terrified comrade. it jammed. when kasab returned fire, the policeman hurled a plastic chair. now the gunman fired through the station windows shooting down a plain clothes policeman. the wednesday night traffic passed by, the drivers oblivious to the horror inside. an hour and a half had passed since kasab and ishmael came ashore with their eight accomplices. now they walked out of the station and melted into the darkness. with the terrorists gone, the railway police rush out of hiding, weapons at the ready. kasab and ishmael had killed 52 people at the station and wounded more than 100. >>> they don't know. is it a terrorist planned by a big organization? we don't know. is it planned by the underworld? we don't know. >> the police had no plan or training for such an attack. the joint commissioner found himself unexpectedly in charge of the control room. he didn't know who the

walker got his pistol. in. in world war ii, hwas not going to sit there and be shot at.nt to look for the man he shot at him. he managed to escape and got away on a city bus a no one ever knew. and so there was no investigation. lou: and how did he get away on november 22nd? >> on a city bus. he did not know how to drive. he did not have a driver's license. it is so bizarre path. escaping on a bus after trying to kill an army general and not escaping the school book depository on a bus. >> every conspiracy theorist there's and to say, wait a minute, marino was -- boss of that every reason in the world to be quiet. what were they, and how many were attached to the fact that she was a soviet citizen that i assume also that meant and had been encouraged to raise seems to me to have met while in moscow. >> well, terrified. he was a violent wife beater, th illusions of grandeur, told her he wanted to hunt down richard nixon, hijack a plane to cuba and fight in the cuban revolution and support castro, wanted to maker dependent upon them. did not nt to maker to learning as beca

, now mind you, now a high-powered rifle, but a pistol at close range.and the bullet in each instance had enough power to go through the clothing on one side, the skin, the tissue and the skin on the other side but having spent its force, the bullet was loose in the clothing, loose in the clothing. that happened to me twice in a very short, amateur career as a forensics pathologist. now the relevance of that to the assassination has to do with the pristine bullet. i've always found it a bit of a stretch to believe that that one bullet, i was raised with high-powered rifles. i'm going elk hunting next month. i still do that. i know my way around weapons. john connally went to his grave saying he was hit by the second shot. he heard it. he, it sounded like a rifle. he turned to his right and turned back and he thought he was hit by the second shot. now that seems to me to be or is congrew ents with my, with a possibility. i'm not saying this is the way it happened. nobody knows actually what happened. but it's my belief that if, it is a possibility that th

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with his right hand and as he reached for his pistol, i grabbed him with two >> what did he say after he said this is it. it's all over with now. >>> good evening. a deal was reached over tehran's nuclear program. let's get to cnn's senior correspondent matthew chance live in geneva. lots to talk about this, matthew. what's the latest? >> reporter: thanks very much. it seems the intense diplomacy and negotiations have paid off because within the past few minutes, it has been announced by katherine ashton, in fact, who's the person that's been leading negotiations from the point of view of world powers that a deal has been reached with iran over its very controversial nuclear program. the terms of the deal have not been made explicit. we know the general sort of picture of what it is going to look like. as we speak right now, katherine ashton along with u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the iranian foreign minister are heading towards the u.n. headquarters, the so-called u.n. palace of nations, which is here in the center of geneva, in switzerland. and they're going to sign that d

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