to a gate or not? no, erin, it didn t work. the element was the concept of operation, was the design. anytime someone can shoot their way through a checkpoint and 00 plus feet down a concourse, i know tsa will tell you that s not the system working. so we ve got some work to do. sadly that we lost somebody here. but let us learn from this and look at how do we improve the situation? how do we make sure this doesn t happen again? perhaps this will be the base, the cause, for us to take that hard look and to make some necessary changes. it is amazing how you don t realize certain things until something happens then you just completely rethink everything all together. thanks very much, jeff. still to come, the other news we are watching, shocking revelations about the 2012 presidential election. we ll be talking about let s just say we ll talk about the relationship between these two and why barack obama and bill clinton just don t seem to like each other. and martin mcneal, for
many shots there were. we know tsa agents aren t allowed to carry guns. but the shooter obviously had an assault weapon and there were law enforcement who came in and shot him. do you have any recollection of how many shots you heard? i would say between 10 and 15, although i didn t keep count. though there were quite a few shots. that sounds like what other people are saying, too. they moved. because the lounge is as i said on the second floor. and the first two or three shots were sounded like they were coming down the hallway into the wide open round place where the waiting area is for the boarding gates. and then there was a flurry of shots that took place right where the boarding area is. that s where the majority of the shots they heard were fired. all right. well, tim, thank you very much. we appreciate your taking the time. i know it s been an incredibly long and stressful day. so thank you for talking to us. i want to bring jeff beede in