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>> thank you. cockpit doors on commercial jets and planes in the united states and security rules for them have changed dramatically since the a takes of 9/11 making it hijacking more difficult. the federal aviation administration says cook pit doors be tough enough to withstrand the blast from a grenade. before the attacks the doors were not reinforced and some pilots would leave them wide open, frankly, and invite passengers in to take a look at the controls. justin green is a commercially lic...

Garage. so far, no reports of any injuries. if you are coming to the united states from overseas, you may want to make sure that your cell phone is charged. thats because the tsa has announced strict, new security rules for electronic devices at some overseas airports with direct flights to the united states. officers may now ask you to turn on your cell phone, tablet or laptop, and if its not charged up, it wont be allowed on the airplane. u.s. intelligence officials are concerned that al qae...

The clock still ticking, hoping they find some debris. >> thanks for your reporting. thats it. im bill weir. jake tapper may be back tomorrow. or maybe ill be here as well. but bedo know that wolf blitzer has the latest in "the situation room" which starts now. bill, thanks very much. the mystery of flight 370. malaysian authorities openly confirm the investigation is criminal and has been indeed for weeks. passengers are cleared of wrongdoing, but the flight crew, the cargo handlers, the food...

Having these public statements in very you know stern form and all the monitoring that were doing from the outside its because people see that potential and they want to make sure it doesnt happen. they also want to make sure russia doesnt intervene which would make things worse on the ground. >> so the politics are more urgent than the practicalities right now? >> absolutely. the trouble with the politics and the emotions have been stoked for political reasons. its hard to put the genie back in...

the newt machine gets lean. gingrich cuts a third of his staff and turns back his schedule. hes still in it to win it. nationwide outrage over a florida teenagers killing may not have been so fever pitched if local police had charged the shooter the night it happened. they wanted to do just that. why didnt they? the rocky mountain wildfire that wont let up. more lives, homes and property lost. hundreds of firefighters from across the country are coming in to help get that fire unde...

it may be the most critical supreme court case since the justices ruled on the 2000 presidential election, but out in obama administrations health care reform law is under close scrutiny. in a dramatic hearing today the court appeared deeply split. conservative justices are showing deep skepticism about the individual mandate which would require people to buy health insurance. cnns congressional correspondent kate bolduan and jeffrey toobin were both inside the court today for the hear...

Air board because --. bill: get away with that? juliet: totally, there are new security rules for some airline travelers. were going to tell how will have an easier time getting through the airport avoiding those lovely pat-downs. bill: also a big budget tv show is shut down because after string of deaths during production. well tell you what happened in this show. >> you can run who your daddy was. ♪ . are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? cal...

Or underwear bomb. now one bakery wants to make sure the next time you fly, your cup cake did you want get stuck at the gate. last monday, agents seized a product called cup cake in a jar. they said it violated security rules. the only threat here was to the passengers teeth. the silver spoon bakery in providence saw a sweet chance for success and developed a tsa-compliant cupcake. three ounces of frosting and comes in the quart-size plastic bag. it even has its own boarding pass. they plan to r...

"outfront" tonight, u.s. markets fall big time. it was a miserable day on wall street. the dow down 389 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 fell by more than 3%. the markets fear gauge sparked it. peter costas, a trader nearly 30 years, what happened today? >> well, theres a lot of uncertainty in europe. i think when the italian treasuries went over 7%, that scared a lot of people. if youre going to look at it, i am not negative on the market, today was a good day to buy, we will probably have ...

In many cases it prevents a worrying from being fired, unless theyve done something really bad. critics say tenure and security rules are disincentive to doing really well on the job. all you have to do to keep your job is not break any rules. all of this is coming into play. thats why these states, kiran, keep on saying they could save money if they eliminate collective bargaining. >> thanks very much. the world famous designer, adam job, now in trouble. and the john galliano anti-semitic ran...