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Welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. im kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." back to our top story. police in atlanta, georgia, are searching for a man who fired a gun inside the airport on saturday. this was the scene in the security screening area as people hit the floor just after the gun went off. officials say the man had the weapon in his bag when he went through airport security, and when the tsa stopped him, he lunged for the g...

The gun on the other side. right. in most instances from the gun was detected, everything would have shut down. so that is where the review is going to be. >> juliette cayenne, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and were awaiting that press conference. adding to the chaos in atlanta today, and around the country, all of the people trying to get from point a. to point b. according to the tsa, friday broke pandemic air travel records. more than 2.2 million people going through security screenings...

Lunged after it. we dont know right now, but this is what has to be determined at this stage. >> so as we mentioned earlier, the chaos at atlantas airport came amid the busy thanksgiving travel period. according to the tsa, friday broke pandemic air travel records in the u.s. more than 2.2 million people went through security screenings. in all, the tsa expects more than 20 million people to pass through u.s. airports during the holiday rush. and there could be more trouble on the way for travel...

None of this is lawful behavior. >> now, as you mentioned earlier the chaos at atlantas airport came amid that busy thanksgiving travel period, according to the tsa. friday broke pandemic air travel records in the united states. more than 2.2 million people went through security screenings. in all the tsa expects more than 20 million people to pass through u.s. airports during this holiday rush. and there could be more trouble on the way for those travelers with a significant storm system threat...

The border. you are allowing afghans to come in as well as mexicans and haitians are not allowed. you can speak to that? the issue of fairness. >> absolutely. i appreciate your question. let me take these different pieces side by side. our immigration policy is not about one country or discriminating against one country over another. we want to put an end to what we saw over the last 4 years. let me start with afghan allies who are arriving in our country in a sanctioned and orderly process with...

Administration including our own. with regard to the vetting, two things i would point out. we spent a lot of time talking about the special immigrant visa program and our commitment. the commitment of so many members of this committee to the afghans that worked with us and sat side by side with us and the work that we did the first months of the administration. take a program that was in pretty much a dead stall and to put it into -- >> mr. secretary, i dont want to be impolite. quickly say wha...

Implemented? >> i would point you to the department of defense for an operational changes they can speak to and i would predict they wont speak to many in detail. what i will note and refer to something that general mckenzie said that stuck with me. in order to do the security screenings necessary, people have to get quite close. the members of the military have to get close to the individuals that they screen. so images may reflect that. this is something different from that and then point you ...

Area, is that still happening or one change implemented? >> sec. of state psaki: point you to department of defense for any operational changes they can speak to and i predict they will not speak to many in detail. what i will note and refer to something general mckenzie said in terms of illustrating what is happening here. in order to do security screenings necessary, people have to get quite close. members of the military have to get close to individuals they are screening. they have screened ...

>> they have already gone the screening before putting their feet on u.s. soil. when they are through customed, theyre paroled into the united states of america. if they have relatives, theoretically they can go with those relatives what were doing is helping them get through the screening process. we provide all of the governmental organizations to support the medical process, et cetera. so we are not doing security screenings in support of state department. this is nor special immigrant status...