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The number of passengers screened for flights in the U.S. topped nearly 1.2 million Wednesday for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, but it’s still about 38.5% below
With a cargo truck. it is not like they don't have other ways to do it but this is the one they focus on. this is the one that given a choice they will do. the idea of saying smaller airports if we go ahead and leave them a little bit foldable they won't go there but the 9/11 hijackers focused on an airport in portland, maine based on the assumption that security at smaller airports would be less. they proved the fallacy in that thinking. tsa needs to accept the fact that we either protect all our airports or none because knocking a plane with 50 people out of the sky is not much less bad than...
Shooting his mouth off in london about knowing about the dnc hack and the dossier was initially funded by republicans who were opposing then-candidate trump and was picked up by folks associated with the democratic campaign. >> to be clear, what i call the dossier -- >> are there other terms for it. >> you pronounce it differently. >> tomato/tomahto. >> they never clarified how much for the fisa warrant was the dossier and how much was george papadopoulos and other things the fbi already gathered. >> trying to persistently hang the investigation and the special counsel on the dossier is fundam...
We let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go online today. cnn has learned tsa is considering eliminating passenger screening at more than 150 small and medium airports across the country. documents suggest the move could save $115 million a year. they also say the proposal would
Examining a proposal that suggests doing away with passenger screening at some small and medium-size airports across the u.s. could save $115 million every year we're told. the proposal would effect 150 airports that offer flights with fewer passengers. critics say it's dangerous. they're analyzing potential security risks. >> sandra: everybody at home has thoughts on that. >> bill: what do you mean? if the small airports out west and wonder why they're so staffed and manned the way they. >> sandra: people want to feel safe. they don't feel bothered by security measures. i don't know. >> bill:...