. >> decisions are made byns. humans live in places like this. our soldiers have to operate in that kind of environment. >> reporter: one of the things the soldiers learn sheer how they would react in real-life situations. repelling from tall buildings or crawling through tight space. >> you think it looks tough. try doing it weighted down with military gear and supplies. >> i learned that i don't like being in a tunnel for extended periods of time. >> reporter: the drills also help develop problem solving skills. the embassy has been used to re-create large demonstrations and so soldiers can learn how to deal with hostile crowds in an urban environment. >> and you and your team will move for 200 meters. >> you will take one of these tires with you. >> reporter: in some ways the tasks are like video games. >> it is like that except this is actually real world and it is breaking a sweat when you are doing it versus just exercising in tunnel. >> reporter: mark seagraves, news4. >> now you know. the entire complex is about 300 acres. it includes eve

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a method byn is which information is scrambled. even by intercept it, i cannot necessarily read it. the nsa is an organization whose mission is to decrypt, unscramble these kinds of codes. they are very good at doing it. even so, not so good that state-of-the-art encryption can be easily baffled. that is why countries like -- companies like google, hollings are encrypting or manning to encrypt the information as it moves among data centers and internet. edwarde learn from snowden recently that encryption works. guest: it does work but is not flawless. in order to do it right, you have to be relatively sophisticated. not so easy for everyday people to use it. i interviewed eric schmidt, the executive chair of google. and co-author of a book he wrote. they did a big, international -and said theyr to bash the prize that in companies that have a lot to lose from having communications intercepted do not use the tools available to them to scramble communications because it is too complicated. host: a tweet from a viewer -- do these companies make money from the government or mining this d