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July 3, 2014
Believed to be behind the threat. in recent months, u.s. officials have warned that a aqap terrorists trained under him were improving designs of new explosive devices like shoe bombs that could fool screening systems. we talked with the dhs secretary. how concerned should flyers be about what this means about the threat? >> i would be mindful of the fact there is probably increased risk. i dont think its dramatically different. i wouldnt not fly. the good news here is that the government sharin...
July 2, 2014
Trying to hide bombs in body crevices to get through airports. >> aqap master bomb maker ibrahim al asiri. in recent months they have warned that terrorists trained under him are improving designs such as shoe bombs that could fool screening systems. we spoke about the new measures today with former dhs secretary michael chertoff. >> how concerned should flyers be about what this means about the threat? >> i would be mindful of the fact that theres increased risk. i dont think its dramatically d...
July 1, 2014
Screening systems. the threat has grown all the more severe as chaos in syria and iraq has created a safe haven from terror groups to train, plot and recruit westerners to join their fight. >> allowing them to pool up in syria, to have safe haven, the size of indiana, syria and iraq. i mean al qaeda minded individuals that now have an army, that is as dangerous a time for an al qaeda threat to the united states as ive ever seen. >> jim shoo sciutto joins us now. whats the scope of these fears, a...
July 1, 2014
Al asiri. asiri and terrorists trained under him will improve designs of new explosive devices, such as shoe bombs that could fool screening systems. the threat has grown all the more severe as chaos in syria and iraq has created a safe haven from terror groups to train, plot and recruit westerners to join their fight. >> allowing them to pool up in syria, to have safe haven, the size of indiana, syria and iraq. i mean al qaeda minded individuals that now have an army, that is as dangerous a tim...
June 30, 2014
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...
June 30, 2014
A concern. >> this is the man believed to be behind the threat. in recent months u.s. officials warned a siri and trained terrorist trained under him were improving designs of new explosive devices, such as shoe bombs, that could fool screening systems. the threat has grown all the more severe as chaos in syria and iraq has created a safe haven for terror groups to train, plot and recruit westerners to join their flight flight. >> allowing them to pool up in syria, allowing them to have safe hav...
April 26, 2010
Maine republican senator susan collins says, we must continue to strengthen our watch listing and screening systems unless the systems work effectively, we will not prevent terrorists from travel to go our nation. the "fox report"s jonathan hunt is live with us, the underwear bomber trained in yemen and today there were another terrorist attack. >> another example yemen is ground zero for al qaeda. this was an attack aimed at the british embassador. a man hot interior ministry described as 22 ye...
April 2, 2010
Bombing, the united states put in a really strict screening systems around the world. basically any passengers trying to travel into the united states from 14 different countries, most of the muslim countries around the world, had to undergo mandatory secondary screening, having a patdown or having their bag checked they were carrying on. a lot of people thought that was discriminatory profiling. airlines thought it was not practical, it would apply to hundreds of thousands in the united states....