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Very good or they're programming in random screenings. and a couple of them off record told me, yes, i was probably subjected to a random screening, but they're tricking the public into thinking, oh, you set off the buzzer, so we don't have a choice in this random pat-down. i don't think the random pat-downs are making us any safer. i want to know where the middle-eastern students are, in our country, are they in class, going to class? if you have been to yemen twice in the last six months, i want to know who you are and know more about your travel. but most american citizens need a relatively...

murderer they believe to be someone who is on the run and won't be showing up today. they haven't gotten any cooperation from his family. that judge will decide if, that judge will decide what to do with those pardoned, so there is that likelihood that they could be taken back into custody if these pardoned are somehow overruled. >> you mentioned the attorney general. explain to me the argument here on behalf of the a.g. to overturn the governor -- the pardons -- why he would want to overturn them. forgive me. >> no problem. what the a.g. is going to argue, he says according to missi...

Conservatively 900,000 more jobs. the travel association says it's doable. how do you do it? >> neil. thanks for having me. the first thing we have to do is look at what are travelers confronting in this system and how do we make it better? four out of the top five complaints that travelers have are with that t.s.a. security process. the number one complaint they have is dealing with the number of bags coming through that check point. we can make this process better. we just have to have the commitment, the will to do it i think people accept that hassle if it keeps them safe. he they assume t...

both of you. >> thank you, kyra. we start in texas. exhausted fire crews are battling an enemy is astonishing and relentless wildfires burning somewhere in the state for nearly ten months without any break. today is the 296th consecutive day of work for those firefighters. just in the last week, 120,000 acres have burned. more than 700 homes have burned since sunday and then near austin, a blaze has killed two more people raising the overall death toll to four. jim spelman is in bsatrop near the largest fire in the state. are crews making any progress at this hour? >> good morning....

Was foiled due to intelligence cooperations between the u.s. and germany. they have done that but they say, obviously, they are going to have to review their security process and their security procedures, especially dealing with american installation here. security here has been beefed up at the u.s. consulate at frankfurt and other u.s. installations here in this area and they say they have to review the way they do business. on the other side, the u.s. is probably also going to have to review some of the things that it does because one of the things that, obviously, made it very easy for th...