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The vehicles, thescended on the neighborhood. are they surprised, the investigations of the people being questioned and consequently arrested? >> reporter: well, i can tell you, yeah, the neighbors did say that very few of them even knew these guys existed. they had seen them from time to time but they didn't say very much. in fact, the house that they lived in were told by one neighbor frequently used by renters and then it changes hands every six months or so from family to family and that sort of thing. really little is known about these two men arrested this morning other than what happene...

Accelerates, because that number leads them to bridgeport, connecticut, where the vehicle's previous owner tells them he sold it to a man three weeks ago, paying with 13 $100 bills. that's what the man paid with. and the seller's daughter has a bonus in all of this. she has cell phone information about the buyer. monday morning, the seller is shown photographs and the seller and/or a friend of the seller, it's not entirely sure, identifies shahzad as the guy who bought the vehicle. down in d.c., president obama gets what will be the first of six briefs that day from his counterterrorism team. ...

Under customs and border protection criteria, he actually qualified for secondary screening. now, customs agents went through usual protocol, did that screening. sent out a report to the fbi and intelligence agencies, and that report included his passenger information, airline ticket information, and key in this report was phone numbers associated with this travel. now, that is why authorities were able to track him down. here is the story, the way it played out. last weekend when the fbi turned up a phone number in connection with that car transaction, the buying of that nissan pathfinder, th...

Don't think it will be the last. jon: michael bloomberg talking about the attempt to detonate a car bomb in times square and the arrest of suspect fiezal shah sad. the investigation is prompting major changes to the country's no-fly list. kelly wright is live for us in washington. what's going on with the no-fly list now, kelly? >> reporter: basically, starting today the tsa requires airlines to recheck the no-fly zone list within two hours of being electronically notified of a special circumstance. now, prior to this airlines were required to recheck the list within 24 hours, and that is what...

Talking about with juan. this is a big development. the fact that this pakistani man was stopped at jfk. trying to leave the country and identified by customs agents. this means that a lot of coordination happened on a lot of levels for this to be able to happen. he apparently -- and the officials are saying his name is shahzad faisal. and he apparently had returned from a five-month trip to pakistan where he had a wife and was apparently head period back there, according to officials, talking to the associated press. but, you know, if in fact, all of this pans out and this is the guy, it mean...