convicted of killing three people, he is a psycho path. are they going to use an insanity defense if they go to court? no because he did not kill anybody. now he may have muffled something in the restroom because he is off, that does not mean that he is crazy. mean that is he has some issue. that s not insanity defense because he did not do. that s what they re going to say. pat brown, thank you so much for being with us. that case is fascinating the more that we learn about it. yeah, it s bazaar with a capital b. rounding up at the top of the hour. a man armed with a machete and wasp spray stormed through a security area in an airport. it s unbelievable and we will have the information on this and highlights coming up from the march madness upset. how is your bracket looking? once baylor lost, everything
convicted murder and a terror group through the pre-check program. now the aviation department has some of the details for us here. they created a significant aviation security breach. a whistle plower blew. it s reserved for low lising passenger and laptops can stay in the bag and they not have to remove certain gels and liquids from their lug gauge. well, there are two ways go get the pre-check status. randomly picked or applied. in this case, he was randomly
natural causes. can it happen? could it be in self-defense? could he have panicked? yes, he could have. it s easy to blame it on the victim and say that they made me do it. they re not around to say it s true or not true. the fact that the head was not found. he made sure that the head was never found because there s a bullet hole many the back of it that would kill the self-defense thing. i believe if this was a professional jury, we would have seen a conviction. what happens with the regular jury is kind of a crap shoot. this is what we re looking at in any future case. can we get off again. can the statement that was caught in the hbo series be used against him in some way? well here is the problem with that statement and that s why i do not think that they have a great case. he muttered something in the bathroom. he did not sit on his death bed
and especially when we have wind chills below zero. you can not have people lined up with the infants or elderly. you re going have to let people indoors and decide where you re going to set the checkpoint up. tsa guards and manning the checkpoints are not armed, so there are police officers that are supposed to be close by, and that s what you have in this case. you have a police officer who when alerted to the whole problem of this person attacking the the officers, that officer came and opened fire on the individual. yeah, you make a good point. wherefore you approximate put that check someone that has the motive will do everything that they plan right before that. tom, stay with us because we want you to weigh in on this story as well. second unsettling story at an airport. appears that the security administration has explain to do. yeah, the tsa athlete a
north has offered aid to those being treated. the key question many are asking now is what next but most importantly who did this? the key prime suspect for an attack like this a multiple suicide bombing where one hits the main crowd and then those that rush to rescue. that happened at both mosque s and the key suspect is that they will be al qaeda but al qaeda says that it s not them and would not target crowds or gathering like that. those that come forward claiming responsibility is isis. that s a confusion because they re not known to have a powerful presence in yemen. they have made statements and they have asked and made an oath to the isis leader that was accepted. they have not been capable in the month months or so. if they re behind this and that maybe the case now, that would