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Than a half inch wide. throws the knives allowed on the right. they also can't have any locking blades. he said it will free his agents to focus on more serious threats like explosives but the screeners along with air marshals and others are pushing back. what does your dwut tell you? do you think the security administration will give into public pressure and reverse the decision to allow knives on to planes? go to facebook.com/newsnation. that will do it for "news nation." tomorrow on "news nation," the daily beast's michael tomasky plus steve deace. the first public speech since losing the e...

Action and a global embargo on the sale of oil by iran. "outfront" update to a story we have been following in california. a nurse at an elderly home called 911 for a resident who had stopped breathing but that nurse refused to perform cpr despite knowing cpr. we're learning tonight police are considering possible charges of elderly abuse. the facility has a policy against its employees providing medical care but we spoke to assemblyman michael fuher who authored a good samaritan bill which protects any person from legal liability when intervening in an emergency. so that means the staffer, ...

2001. pocket knives will be allowed on board as well as golf clubs, ski poles and hockey sticks. but larger knives with locking blades and box cutters remain off limits, citing the small weapons used by the september 11th hijackers, former transportation department inspector general mary schiavo calls this a huge mistake. the rules take effect on the 25th. working at home in your pjs is becoming a faux pas. yahoo! employees were banned from telecommuting and best buy announced it's ending its flexible work program. they have fallen on hard times and need all hands on deck. analysts tell us t...

Flights will soon be allowed on passenger planes in the united states for the first time since 2001. pocket knives will be allowed on board as well as golf clubs, ski poles and hockey sticks. but larger knives with locking blades and box cutters remain off limits, citing the small weapons used by the september 11th hijackers, former transportation department inspector general mary schiavo calls this a huge mistake. the rules take effect on the 25th. working at home in your pjs is becoming a faux pas. yahoo! employees were banned from telecommuting and best buy announced it's ending its flexi...