we working with the international partners, implementing a series of changes. some of which the passengers will see. some they won t. a series of changes that allow us to make adjustments to the systems based on analysis of risk as we go day-to-day and week to week. now most of these restrictions apply to car go shippers. some will apply to passengers. here s the one that will. right now the u.s. is banning carrying on or putting in your check bag toner or ink cartridges over 16 ounces. you may recall it was no toner cartridges and wrapped up in boxes with clothes and cds. that s a rule that applies here in the u.s. for flights
they say he s a significant figure in the group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. given who we know he s linked to and incidents that he s linked to, could we take this as a possible signal that something may be coming? i don t think this is the signal for some imminent attack, but the fact that he s a religious cleric and he s giving religious sanctions is important. his people want to have the feeling that there s a figure giving them sanction to do something that in islam is pretty controversial, which is killing civilians. reporter: u.s. officials have confirmed that al awlaki is on a government hit list to be captured or killed, but lawyers for al awlaki s father are insisting because he s an american citizen, he has a right to due process. the father is suing, trying to stop the u.s. government from killing him. defenders of the government s position say killing al awlaki would be a legitimate military
to close it, but then cut taxes and continue to expand spending, the public surely, at some point, will say, fool me three times, shame on me. anyway, there s more about this in my time magazine column this week, check it out on the newsstands or at time.com. today on the show, a great exclusive, paul krugman on the message from tuesday s election. voters said the economy was issue number one, so what needs to be done to fix it? and what will ever get done given the new balance of power? krugman is about as pessimistic as they come. he will joined by another great economist from the imf and university of chicago business school, yes, he leans somewhat to the right, raghuram, rajan. and then, what in the world? president medvedev takes a tour of a small island and causes a huge diplomatic dustup. all eyes on yemen after last week s attempted cargo bombing. is there any way to root out terror there?
to close it, but then cut taxes and continue to expand spending, the public surely, at some point, will say, fool me three times, shame on me. anyway, more about this in my time magazine column, check it on on the newsstands or time.com. a great exclusive, paul krugman on the message from tuesday s election. voters said the economy was issue number one, so what needs to be done to fix it? and what will ever get done given the new balance of power? krugman is pessimistic as they come. he will joined by another great economist from the imf and university of chicago business, school, yes he leans to the ride raghuram rajan. what in the world? president medvedev takes a tour of a small island and causes a huge diplomatic dustup. all eyes on yemen after last week s attempted cargo bombing. any way to root out terror?
glor: tonight, dead or alive a judge in yemen orders the arrest of an american-born radical linked to al qaeda as new details about those mail bombs are released. i m jeff glower. also tonight, the president pushes american products in india as a way to create jobs back home. designing for disaster how to build a house to make sure is withstands a hurricane. and zeniata, she could be the greatest female horse ever and today she ran her 20th and final race. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: good evening. we begin with a seeshz of developments tonight in terror plots against the united states planned in yemen.