there s security outside. i was here in 1996 for the olympic games in atlanta and while, you know, all these precautions were taken inside and outside of events, look, all it took was one bad actor at the centennial olympic park and that is exactly what security has to be mindful of potentially even when you have something on this scale too, right? that s right, the bad guy has to be right once, law enforcement has to be right all of the time. the way they set up the security plan is not centered around the game itself but it s rings of protections around atlanta. it s 360 degrees of coverage and protection. both on the ground and in the air. i bemean, as we ve seen from th olympics there last time to today, the security footprint is drastically different. again, because they re learning off of the changing threat environment. they re addressing, you know, new threats. like right now, we ve had
everything we re learning off of socialed me ra. one question we have to ask, you re reading in it english. mohammed, you re a flint arabic speaker obviously. how different are the messages being sent, shared for arabic speakers? what we ve seen so far, a lot has been similar in sentiment. angry tweets with regards to the vice president being appointed. a lot of reaction on social media is that this isn t going to change anything. but as far as the pleas for help, as far as the atmosphere of jubilation, as far as people being happy to be able to tweet and use social media as a rallying cry, you re seeing the same sentiment being done in arabic and english. but interesting that you re seeing so many tweets in english out of cairo right now. mohammed jamjoom, thank you so much. that tweet he was saying he got about people asking for doctors to help at this mosque in cairo. that s actually from cnn s mary rogers who is there at the scene who reported that five people
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