Lessons of 9/11 Revisited in Aftermath of Failed Plane Attack
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Channel: PBS NewsHour · 2009 · News & Politics
Nearly a week after the failed attack on a Detroit-bound passenger jet on Christmas Day, officials are asking the same national security questions raised after the Sept. 11 attacks eight year ago. Jeffrey Brown talks to members of the 9/11 commission about ongoing gaps in communication.
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