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You reminded me, having covered the underwear bomber and shoe bomber, we might come up with incredible mousetraps but they come up with smarter rat. >> thats correct. the technology is good but has weaks in, especially explosives trace detection where youre chemically analyzing substance, swabbing your device. if you look at the past attacks, tsa and most of the other aviation security forces throughout the world train their people to look for power initiate explosives, and unfortunately every e...

The new guidelines come after security was enhanced at airports in europe, africa and the middle east. intelligence officials are concerned that al qaeda may have developed new bombs that could avoid detection at airports. officials in iraq have a better look at the man trying to take down that countrys government. the terror group isis put out a video that claims to show its elusive leader delivering a sermon at the great mosque in mosul on friday. the 42-year-old controls what he calls a new...

Best. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. we told you about the increased security measures the tsas taking. we know theyre adding another step to make sure flights coming into the united states are safe. the agency says it may soon ask passengers who are going through security overseas to turn on electronic devices like cell phones or laptops. the tsa wants to do this to be sure that they are not explosive devices disguised as electronics. last week the tsa said it would work with...

Priority of the european intelligence agencies, they work closely with the american counterpart. they will track the foreign nationals going to syria and iraq and track them when they come home. here in britain, weve had several returning jihaddist arrested and some awaiting trial for basically trying to recruit people to go on jihad things like that. but also the jihaddist, are taking a lot of measures like faking their deaths and rather remarkable things like that to try to avoid detection so ...

From the governor of north carolina. get everybodys antenna up. >> the intensity forecasts are never great. so far this one has been perfect. we dont want any surprises. >> bill, well check in with you at the top of the hour at "morning joe." thank you. the federal government has ordered increased security for direct flights entering the united states. this order is from the department of homeland security and it applies to flights that are leaving europe, africa and the middle east. officials...

The concern is really aqap, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> and their famous bomb maker. >> and theyve basically been working on new bomb designs, the u.s. believes, and according to intelligence, they believe these bomb designs are possibly able to evade detection. so out of an abundance of caution, theyre going to increase screenings at these airports. this is not going to effect what passengers are able to bring on board their flights, but this is just something they want to do. talking...

Hugging the coastline here. as we head into fourth of july, a nasty day along the outer banks of the carolinas, up toward the mid-atlantic. >> youll have a busy week ahead. janice dean, thanks. airport security around the world could be changing after reports that new bombs which can escape detection are being developed by terrorists in syria and yemen. from world cup to out of this world. how this header inspired an idea for one countrys team to go to space. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out...

Security apparatus which include ace number of measures both seen and unseen to fit anner ever evolving threat environment. u.s. officials have warned about aqap terrorists attempting to design new explosive devices to avoid detection. in february, the u.s. government warned airlines about possible shoe bombs. officials told cnn at the time amid intelligence suggesting tactics tied to the aqap master bomb maker ibrahim al asirry. a law enforcement source said at the time the u.s. receiving nfc o...

Dangerous new terrorist threat. a new generation of bombs that can escape detection by airport security are reportedly being developed by radical islamic militants in syria. the discovery, understandably, has raised some real alarms here in the united states. how could these bombs escape detection, doug? >> martha, we know that richard reeve escaped detection with his shoe bomb. he just couldnt get it ignited on board the plane. sa we know bombs have been contained in printer ink cartridges. the...

Building a mobile biological weapons capability to avoid detection by the u.s. and its allies. and the assessment was based almost entirely on one source from the german government, a source named curveball. >> his real name, as far as they know, is rafid ahmed alwan. an iraqi engineer who makes his way to germany and tells german intelligence that he worked in saddams mobile weapon labs, used to develop weapons of mass destruction. >> in the intelligence community, curveball was known to be a f...