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The colder responsible for air security told fox news these situations tend to unfold quickly and at first there's a certain amount of ambiguity about exactly whafd happening on the flight. if it turned -- if it turn out this was not a scuffle between two people, it takes time to scramble and get on the scene. the two passengers were met by airport police when they arrived at the gate, they were questioned but no charges were filed. jenna, back to you. jenna: steve centanni, live for us in d.c., thank you for that. we have more dramatic testimony in the trial of casey anthony. today, her for...

Of the dots are. towards the top of libya some of those are where the air strikes were -- happened earlier today. those are where most of colonel gadhafi's air defenses were set up. as you can tell a lot of them near the capital of tripoli. the red area is what the no-fly zone will be. once they have mastered the air so to speak and have air security, they'll start to fly in patterns covering that part. you can see it's only covering the northern part of libya. pentagon officials say with a country as massive as libya, you've got to concentrate the resources where they will do the most good an...

We'd like to hear from you. go to cnn.com/amfix. first, though, the times square terror suspect is talking to authorities this morning, and among the many fast-moving developments, authorities now say that faisal shahzad has confessed, that he admitted that he received bomb-making training in pakistan. raids there have netted as many as two other suspects in connection with the attempted bombing. our nick rock erberts telling u pakistani authorities took into custody the father-in-law of shahzad as well as a friend. how the arrest of shahzad went down, authorities followed him and lost track...

How safe are our subways and trains? almost 14 million people ride the rails everyday. the federal government spends 100 times more money on air security. with a look inside the numbers rick leventhal has this report. >> reporter: a show of force in new york city train and subway stations. a surge of heavily armed officers from multiple agent says hoping to scare off potential terrorists. >> it has a great deterrent effect. in the event that something did occur because of the working relationship we have we would be better able to deal with that situation. >> reporter: security analysts say te...

The country every single day, yet we're only spending about 1/100 as much on subway security and train security as we are on air security, in other words, $6 per passenger for every passenger who flies versus 6 cents for every passenger who rides a train. so this is an issue according to the security experts we need to devote more resources to, securing our rails which often don't have a choke point so people can get on and off more easily and you need to put more officers on. and you see something, say something. that's very important. martha: i love the fact that you can hop on and off the t...