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washington. this is very serious. theyre not telling us where these jets were scrambled from but you know it is serious when they scramble two aircraft to bring in a civilian passenger jet. >> reporter: yeah. the two f-15s for scrambled about 40 minutes before this plane landed in bangor. there are a couple nearby bases that could do that, but norad confirmed they did use two f-15s to accompany this plane, which is a boeing 767. us airways flight 787 onto the ground in bangor, maine. b...

>> were trying to put pressure on the pharmacies that if you do this you could very well go to jail. >> online pharmacies that flout the law use the internet as their safe house to elude detection. >> these sites change very quickly. you may see these sites today and three days later theyre not. theyre other sites. the site from which you order the drugs may not be the place from which the drugs are shipped. its very hard to police. >> in the latest quest, people not only buy their pills online,...

These areas. we are helicopters out looking in these areas, and still, we werent able to recover a body. and roys, i guess hypothesis, which seems to be credible and make sense, is that david returned to that location after the body had been disposed of and relocated it. >> yet again, david parker ray had been meticulous in avoiding detection. >> we spent a great deal of time chasing an intelligent man who was well versed in what he was doing, and certainly able to cover his tracks very effectiv...

the historic headline from the white house this week, the president of the united states endorses same-sex marriage. but the story behind the headlines may be just as dramatic and it culminated with vice president joe biden apologizing to president obama for forcing his hand on this hot button issue, a sore subject among some white house insiders. our chief whereas correspondent jessica yellen has been working the story for us. tell our viewers what you are hearing right now. >> i unde...

Welcome. good to have you here. it seems like you hear so often about drone attacks in yemen taking out possible al-qaeda operatives, but this man has clearly become the focus and he seems to have quite a bit of skill and quite a bit of motivation. >> well, he is. he has a fair amount of skill in putting together very innovative bombs, one that weve seen recently, but also, as far back as 2009, have evaded airport detection partly because theyve used for metallic components but also its interest...

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com anyone cheering president obamas new stance on same-sex marriage has vice president joe biden to thank. the president himself is now confirming what many had suspected that the vice president forced the presidents hand when biden announced his support for gay marriage over the weekend and now were hearing thats a sore subject at least among some white house insiders. our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is working the story for us. ...

2009. the new device does not have any metal parts but full body scanners should have been able to pick it up. >> the officer in the booth sees thousands and thousands of normal people every day. and if youre wearing an underwear bomb, that is going to stand out. and so i suspect or i feel very strongly they would be able to identify that and they could identify either with a patdown or trace detection. >> and there are also some new questions about those scanners. first, many airports overseas ...

People. we about did 750,000 breast exams and the same number of smears for women. for so many women it is their only health care provider and the only doctor visit theyll have all year. the thing that is most disturbing and frankly what mr. romney is pledging to do in the country is were talking about ending preventive care for women. that is literally services that help prevent unintended pregnancy or provide early detection and treatment for cancer, and so many women that i am hearing from no...

One security expert said theres no guarantee that body scanners would have caught the device. >> were dealing with a dynamic adversary here who based their actions in part on our actions. its not static. so they are going to try to always identify the vulnerabilities and the work-arounds in our own systems. >> reporter: and its unclear how many airports abroad have the body scanner technology. >> keep in mind this was overseas. so we also need to recognize that some of the same standards that ma...

No matter what we do to protect ourselves with t.s.a. and the rest they are trying to figure out ways around that. >>guest: they will continue to do this. it doesnt take a rocket scientist to make a bomb, or how to implant bombs in a bed. if you have the internet you have intelligence people with information. and access to materials, they will be able to construct the explosives. that means we have to get better at detection and we have to have much more intelligence sharing inside and outside s...