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SBCH announces May concert FORT HALL, Idaho (KIFI) – The Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel announced live entertainment is returning to Fort Hall in May with Queensrÿche. Queensrÿche will be performing in the Chiefs Event Center on Friday, May 21, 2021, at 8 p.m. Doors will open at 6 p.m. to allow for safe seating. Due to physical distancing protocols, limited tickets are available and will go on sale on Friday, April 16 at 10 a.m. Information regarding entertainment and tickets may be found...

The Transportation Security Administration said air travel hit its highest level in nearly a year, with 1,357,111 people screened on Friday.

Returned to wuhans streets. but this is a new normal, one that keeps watch everywhere. local police boasting of new technology deployed. helmets with a video thermometer they claim allows officers to scan the temperatures of more than 100 airport passengers in just two minutes. its not clear if this experimental tech is a practical tool. our team traveling from beijing to wuhan, seeing life first-hand after the 76-day lockdown was lifted. nervous residents still wearing protective gear. traveler...

Wuhan, an army of excavator is in a frantic race to build a hospital in the next 10 days. with 1,000 bed for those sickened by the virus. as patients continue to pack hospitals, medical supplies are running low. public transportation has been suspended. toll plazas have become security checkpoints. fear seems infectious throughout the country, including the capital, beijing. if this were any other chinese new year, this park would be crowded with people celebrating the holiday, but coronavirus p...

The more metal that can get through the detector. >> so you were on the litigation council for the families of the passengers who passed away during the 9/11 attacks. and you learned a lot of things about how terrorists operate, how they actually carefully watch and test the security systems and look for flaws and weaknesses. so i guess the terrorists, you think, are, if not now, are aware of these lax security measures and can take advantage of it at any time. >> thats right. one of the things ...

Captioning sponsored by cbs ca ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> im meg oliver. we have more news to tell you about this morning, starting with your holiday travel plans. 27 million americans are expected to take to the skies over the thanksgiving holiday, and nearly all will pass through security checkpoints. thats no fun for anyone, including the security agents, but new technology could soon speed the line. kris van cleave has the story from los angeles international airp...

Breach in mar-a-lago still in prison. and the security gaps and whether they have been addressed. >> it was an audacious entry. the chinese national who walked onto the presidents mar-a-lago resort could be on her way to prison. she gave different excuses at three security checkpoints why she was there at mar-a-lago including the was there to use the pool even though she was wearing an evening gown. it was what she carried with her that had national security experts concerned. >> she carried a m...

Two things. either bias or it was bad journalism. either way were going to ignore it. >> sandra: senator kennedy, always great to have you on. >> bill: 22 before the hour. airlines testing facial recognition software at the security checkpoints at several airports sparking some concerns among privacy groups. what is this all about? jackie heinrich is at jfk airport in new york city. >> the technology is being used on some international flights on jfk on jetblue but it could replace the process o...

Rebur rebuffed her, saying she knew full well what she was going on >> i think shes trying to play herself a little bit more batty than she really is. >> reporter: jangs case began on a saturday afternoon in march, prosecutors say, when she gave different excuses at three security checkpoints for why she was at mar-a-lago, including once saying she was there to use the pool, even though she was wearing an evening gown. but its what she had with her when she was stopped by the secret service that...

Thrown into the back of pickup trucks. authorities say the gunman, 19-year-old santino william legan, wearing camo, evaded the tight security checkpoints and metal detectors by cutting through a fence. sneaking onto the festival grounds, then unloading on attendees with an assault-style rifle. investigators believe the suspect purchased that gun legally just three weeks ago. >> and all of a sudden, these shots range out. about 20 of them. immediately, it was like an automatic rifle. eight or ten...