went back and looked at that x-ray scan and were able to figure out that actually you could see the possibility of an explosive device. in that case the belief is there was human error involved in not detecting that device even though it was quite sophisticated. sort of shows you that even x-ray machines, which are the least effective at detecting these kind of explosive threats, have in the past detected them, should have stopped these kind of attacks getting through. the most sophisticated technology, those swab tests at the airport, should detect all manner of explosive devices that groups like al qaeda in yemen are putting together because they can detect tiny minuscule amounts of explosives and al qaeda s bomb makers are just not clean enough in their handiwork to stop a little bit of residue getting onto the surface of a
the most sophisticated technology, those swab tests at the airport, should detect all manner of explosive devices that groups like al qaeda in yemen are putting together because they can detect tiny minuscule amounts of explosives and al qaeda s bomb makers are just not clean enough in their handiwork to stop a little bit of residue getting onto the surface of a laptop. cnn terrorism analyst there paul cruickshank. there s a new twist into the investigations into russia s role in the 2016 election. a lawyer for former national security adviser michael flynn says he wants immunity. flynn will agree to testify provided he s provide aid guarantee he won t be prosecuted. in a tweet president trump appeared to encourage an immunity deal but he later walked out of the room when a reporter pressed him on it. thank you, everybody. you re going to see some very, very strong results very, very quickly. thank you very much.
machines includes taking swab tests in the airport in place in modern rp airports in jump, in the united states, in some parts of the gulf as well. they are actually very good at detecting the kind of explosive devices that al qaeda in yemen and other groups are trying to develop even when there s a concealed in laptop. the emirates, for example, are on this list. that s can you tell us here or what? they ve got just as motd earn machines as in the united states and europe which are very good, i repeat, very good at detecting these kind of explosive devices. one possibility is there s some concern over training protocols at the airports, there s concern about human error. yeah. all the machines are knots systematically being used. it should catch just about anything al qaeda or isis could put together right now. it s important to stress that.
texas. they are looking at eric williams who was fired in a corruption probe and reportedly had been prosecuted by the two men who are now dead, who were killed. we re talking about these two men. mike mcclellann and mark hasse. cnn s george howell is live from kaufman, texas, and george, an investigator. george, what can you tell us about this person of interest? reporter: well, cnn spoke with his attorney. investigators met at a place here in kaufman to take swab tests. again, this is something that we