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Mediterranean Sea / Plane Crash / A Discussion (Part II) #1098892

CNN Evening News for Thursday, May 19, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman) The route of the EgyptAir Fight 804 plane that crashed in the Mediterranean Sea shown.

(Studio: John Berman; Paris: Atika Schubert) The past security issues at the Paris airports, the investigations there as to whether there was an accomplice who could have brought a bomb on board discussed.

(Studio: John Berman) Live discussion continued with CNN's 777 captain Les Abend, contributor David Gallo, correspondent Richard Quest, former CIA/FBI official Philip Mudd & National Safety Council president Deborah Hersman about the plane crash. [QUEST, MUDD, HERSMAN, ABEND, GALLO - offer views on the security protocols at airports, plots & conspiracies, protocols at US airports, the lockdowns at airports due to investigations, the sea search.]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
Schubert, Atika
Duration:
00:08:40

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