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I have directed tsa to implement enhanced security measures in the coming days. at certain overseas airports with direct flights to the united states. it did not specify exactly what security measures, of course. now, abc has reported, you know, this perceived threat that some kind of undetectable explosive is being developed and western operatives are being trained in syria. this explains earlier this year u.s. officials warned about the potential for explosives in shoes, toothpaste tubes and makeup. no word on a specific target or a timeline for this latest threat. remember, just two months ...
There have been some close calls, the shoe bomber richard reid, the underpants bomber, each trying to exploit blind spots in the system, which is why you take your shoes off at the airport now. and go through full body scanners. tonight, though, officials worry there might be a new vulnerability. let's get details from jim. >> they are homeland security's most dreaded threats. explosive devices hidden in objects from shoes to toothpaste tubes and undetectable by airport security. now, the u.s. is considering new airport security measures due to increased concerns that terrorists from al qaeda ...
We see some additional forces being sent. just last week the pentagon put another 1 thousand marines on board a ship in the persian gulf. >> barbara, thank you very much. now to our other top stories tonight. u.s. officials are considering new airport security measures due to increased concerns that terrorists are developing undetectable bombs that could be smuggled on to airports, on to airplanes, i should say, head together united states. our chief national security correspondent has the latest for you. >> reporter: they are homeland security's most dreaded threats. explosive devices hidde...