china? russia, iran? what could it have been winn winding down two wars? you can t get too far afield of those two wars, you have to get those wind up. you have to finish those wars before you start articulating a whole new vision. corey, the swoorld dangerous place. at the end to of the day, i don t think anybody wants america to be the world police but we also know if we don t get the foothold on the situation, someone else is going to and basically, that s what the president s up against. he made some rookie mistakes, he drew some read lines and some places and basically, not whether or not he is havinge ai deatete-a-tete with putin. this is a dangerous place. and one of the things we can say is pivot to asia, they have been trying to do for two years and every time syria happens and now ukraine happens and we may find ourselves in a place later this year, maybe around election time, where china becomes the world s biggest economy. and like you said, only some footprints p
original site to this site. i am saying his original side was the crash site. the debris would have drifted in this direction anyway. mary, what about this new search area. tell me how they use this new math to get to this point? they put fresh eyes on this. the change is a really good sign. first of all, they have said they have brought in ntsb people and faa people and extra people to look at the data and the plane s performance. undoubtedly, they checked with boeing as well. boeing is being very quiet. they surely did to check the plane s performance. they have calculated this new area. what s good about it. it shows they are not making some rookie mistakes. rookie mistakes would lead to criminal investigation or an air crash investigation. there is something in the anchoring effect in your confirmation bias. the first piece of data you
it is not just television stations vulnerable to these types of cyber attacks. report just released says all sources of our government agencies are vulnerable and ill prepared to defend against even the most basic hackers. the cyber security analysts. morgan, can you imagine sitting at home? it can make your little nervous, right? never doubt the coming of the zombie apocalypse. jenna: you never know. we re mentioning a television station being hacked, but emergency alert system part of the federal communications commission, hackers were able to make that emergency alert which looked very real. this report saying basic hackers have access, how basic are we talking about? people didn t change the password, they were using the default password, they were not putting it behind a firewall. these are rookie mistakes you
and i have talked so many times over the years, these are rookie mistakes. do simple stuff like encrypt things, use passwords, strong passwords, hold people criminally accountable for what is going on here. jenna: these are all in connection, nuclear regulatory commission as well, skewed in exchange commission, this report audited. what does the cyber security look like? there was a law created in 2000 that said if agencies have to make sure they keep their systems updated, but there is no consequence if you don t. so what would work? is it new legislation that says if you are head of an agency and you don t keep cyber secure, you can be fired? i don t know what else. the private sector sees it.
like making notes that he d show no one, changing his expert opinion right before trial, a week before trial. there were so many of these rookie mistakes that were made. i m sure that the prosecutor was shocked. we were all shocked. but i didn t get that sense from the jury because, remember, this is their first murder trial that they re sitting as a jury on. that s true. so they didn t seem to realize how crazy it appeared to all of us. and he did leave it open as to whether or not the gun could have been pressed or could have been far away. so it leaves doubt in terms of this idea, danny, that, oh, george zimmerman was just reaching for his gun. there was no intentionality. wasn t pushed up against it. last question to you. what does the defense need to prove to make this self-defense case make sense to the jury? what do they have to get done this week? they have to back up the effects they ve already articulated. in several different iterations, either in phone calls or inte