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The problem is that it made it to istanbul, should have never made it there. was en route, checked in by this young man, potentially, n onn.dly, here at a u.p.s. going to be particularly alarming considering that five months ago we found two bombs, real bombs, in printer cartridges, one here in the uk and one in dubai. they were sent by al qaeda and the arabian peninsula and that raised flags that this is a real weakness in the security systems and how these cargo planes check their packages and not just cargo planes, but also civilian planes that all the packages end up on. it prompted the fo...

Screening, if we can do it less invaseively, which has been the request, then i'm open to doing that. >> less invasively but didn't give any details on what kind of adjustments might be made. as for now the policy stays in place if you set off an alarm or refuse to go through the full body scanner you'll have to go through that patdown and wednesday, one of the busiest days of the year, passengers, if they disrupt or make protests at those security lines it would delay flights across the country, jon. jon: what exactly is a patdown supposed to protect against? >> this of course is in response ...

They can field devices like they did a few weeks ago in yemen, looked like normal printer cartridges even on the first examination did not appear -- did not test positive for explosives. yet we know those devices could have gone off and brought down the entire cargo aircraft just as abdul meth's device could have brought down northwest 253 on christmas day last year. >> juan: some say you are going to this imaging as some people view as highly invasive and patdown. what about profiling? are you looking at people who are most likely to be engaged in terrorism? >> we always want to be informed b...

Terrorists behind the mail bomb platte to kill americans intensifies. thousands of people in yemen cheering the release of a suspect. authorities now say the woman was the victim of identity theft. in this country a new prime suspect heads to the top of the list. investigators are focusing on ibrahim hassan al-asiri connecting him with the plot to send printer cartridges packed with powerful explosives via shipping companies. greg palkot is live in london with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: from my conversations with yemeni government officials they are backing up what u.s. auth...