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And said a short time ago. a spokesmen for the state and they were found when the police stopped the man near the german border on november 5th. luther confirmed reports that the public broadcast er say that is the man appeared to be in route to paris when he was arrested and going on to questions about the paris attack, the governor said "in the course of spot checks, we had an arrest where they are reasonable grounds to assume that there maybe a link to the matter ". is that vague? he did not elaborate. a 51-year-old man arrested last week in germany with weapons in his car and now believed ...

Communities, infiltrating the moss -- mosques or listening to folks' phone calls and twitter accounts? >> i'm talking about all of the above. and the nsa does not listen to anyone's phone calls, all they do is monitor phone numbers that are made from overseas into the united states. nobody can listen to anyone's phone calls without a court order, and the nsa doesn't do that. the main thing i would say in situations like this would be on-the-ground intelligence, people in the community, getting informants, getting people who are willing to, basically, report on what's happening in the community...

How's the tsa handling this? >> we know they're on alert as well. they are seeing a high volume of travelers here during this holiday season. i spoke with a government official today and he tells me at the airports alone they're seeing two million passengers per day. that's more than usual. usually they'll see about 1.8 million. so the traffic volume is high. as far as what they'll be doing, you can expect random spot checks. they may randomly pull passengers out of line to check them. so that's what they're going to be doing so of course they don't reveal everything but that's one of the meas...

>> these kind of targets are soft targets, very easy to go after if you have a gun and you're willing to die for your beliefs. >> reporter: authorities say the best thing is to be aware of their surroundings and if they see something that doesn't look right, alert authorities immediately. >> and aarons are seeing a high volume as well. rank-and-file tsa officers told me their supervisors have warned all of them toss on that are ps and qs. if you're flying out you should expect random spot checks. that's happening at airports as well. there are still groups still very much obsessed with making ...

In requiring a second person in the cockpit who may have been able to unlock the door and let the captain in. >> and jim and dr. burnetti when do you draw the line between hipaa type laws and the public's right to know conditions of who's fly ing. to me it's reasonable for carriers to say, if you want 2 fly for us we want you to consent to spot checks of your medical records. i think that's an appropriate response without sacrificing privacy. >> and dr. burnetti? >> i would have to agree with that when something is so crucial that it's going to affect public safety, you have to act on that. ...