. >>> but first the -- but first the tense moments for passengers on a united airport. they sh -- they had to use emergency chutes to evacuate a plane outside of washington, d.c. it's reported that justice ruth bader ginsburg was on board. she was headed to folks -- san francisco for an event tomorrow. the pilot noticed there was something wrong with one of the engines and ordered the evacuations. one passenger was injured using the chute but did not have details how badly that passenger was injured. >>> the state's whooping cough vaccine deadline is being put to the test at a local school district. here's more. >> reporter: now officials are saying get the shot or get the boot. by thursday of next week, all 4300 students in the gilroy unified school district must show proof of their whooping cough vaccination. >> they should get their children's shots. >> translator: it's a protection. >> reporter: a new state law says 7th through 12edth -- through 12th graders must receive the vaccine. >> my kids all have the shots. my daughter just got it in june. >> reporter: if the

. >> developing news a flight headed to san francisco international airport had a report engine fire. more than an hour ago, united86 had left a gate at dulles airport in washington, d.c. but before i took off passengers and crew noticed smoke coming from the rear. a u.s. supreme court spokeswoman just confirmed that ruth bader ginsberg was on the flight. she was not injured. passengers were evacuated on emergency slides. one woman tweeted this picture and several others suffered minor injuries. they are now waiting at an airport lounge when they will get another flight. >> a lawyer for two u.c. berkeley graduates in prison in iran say there bail is being paid. they will be set free in the next few days but last minute roadblocks can still come up. it comes after conflicting reports about a possible deal to release josh fattal and shane bauer. they say they sent a plane to tehran for the men. but hours earlier the judiciary disagreed with the statement that was made by president. they say bail is still under review. just yesterday mahmoud ahmadinejad set they could be released within days if they could come up wit

. >> developing news a flight headed to san francisco international airport had a report engine fire. more than an hour ago, united 586 had left a gate at dulles airport in washington, d.c. but before i took off passengers and crew noticed smoke coming from the rear. a u.s. supreme court spokeswoman just confirmed that ruth bader ginsberg was on the flight. she was not injured. passengers were evacuated on emergency slides. one woman tweeted this picture and several others suffered minor injuries. they are now waiting at an airport lounge when they will get another flight. >> a lawyer for two u.c. berkeley graduates in prison in iran say there bail is being paid. they will be set free in the next few days but last minute roadblocks can still come up. it comes after conflicting reports about a possible deal to release josh fattal and shane bauer. they say they sent a plane to tehran for the men. but hours earlier the judiciary disagreed with the statement that was made by president. they say bail is still under review. just yesterday mahmoud ahmadinejad set they could be released within days if they could come up w

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg had to be evacuated on a runway at dulles international airport. the united airlines flight was on the taxiway when the pilot noticed a problem and called for that evacuation. it's still not clear what happened. passengers had to use the emergency chutes to exit. united says one person was hurt but details about that injury still not clear. what we know through a supreme court spokesman is that ginsberg was not hurt. 179 passengers and six crew were on board. ginsberg was headed to san francisco for an event. >>> and a scare for new parents in the east bay. a woman was nursing her baby when armed federal agents started pounding on the door. >> it happened early this morning, in a quiet neighborhood in alameda. as anne makovec explains, turns out the fbi agents got the wrong house but then didn't have to look too far to get the right one. >> the pounding on the door starts and it is epic. i can't make out the words that are being shouted. our first thought was the neighborhood's on fire. >> reporter: it wasn't a fire that frantic knock he heard just after 7 a.

airport. continental and united airlines are trying $400 for one bag weighing between 71 and 100 pounds.erican airlines will charge you $450 on its asian flights. airline spokesman says the reason for the charges is to offset fuel costs and dissuade passengers from checking such heavy bags. >>> you don't have to wait for an invitation to sign up for google plus the search engine's answer to facebook. launched its site june 28th, on an invitation-only bay is. since then the company says it has made more than 100 improvements based on user feedback including the ability to search for web content from within the service. the news comes two days before facebook is expected to announce new new sick sharing and apps. >> metal debris from -- from a massive satellite may hit as early as friday morning. it has been in orbit for 20 years. the satellite is the size of a school -- school bus. it orbits the earth every 89 minutes because it started tumbling it follows a new path every time around. >> as it is coming down in altitude it reaches more dag so it will determine what bart on the earth gets

airport. continental and united airlines are trying $400 for one bag weighing between 71 and 100 pounds.erican airlines will charge you $450 on its asian flights. airline spokesman says the reason for the charges is to offset fuel costs and dissuade passengers from checking such heavy bags. >>> you don't have to wait for an invitation to sign up for google plus the search engine's answer to facebook. launched its site june 28th, on an invitation-only bay is. since then the company says it has made more than 100 improvements based on user feedback including the ability to search for web content from within the service. the news comes two days before facebook is expected to announce new new sick sharing and apps. >> metal debris from -- from a massive satellite may hit as early as friday morning. it has been in orbit for 20 years. the satellite is the size of a school -- school bus. it orbits the earth every 89 minutes because it started tumbling it follows a new path every time around. >> as it is coming down in altitude it reaches more dag so it will determine what bart on the earth gets

program tonight what a ten years it's been since nine eleven billions have been spent on airport security in the united states and big round the world but does it really protect all of us from another potential terrorist attack i mean thinking back to nine eleven hijackers didn't really have any large scale weaponry big guns or anything like that and they still managed to seize the planes. well you know that's all true and i guess the question really boils down to are the measures that we've taken have that made us as a society safer. fundamentally i think the answer would be yes it has but many ways we're still very reactive to what happened on nine eleven a lot of what the hijackers had taken on the aircraft were not prohibited items since that time i mean it's a laundry list of what's not allowed to be taken on an aircraft any longer and i think one of the things that you see now is the harder levels of scrutiny. not always done in the best manner certainly here in the united states we're not effectively using behavioral training for our airport and airline personnel who would be certainly a vailabl

jus this morning virgin southwest and united canceled flights. airport spokesperson says the power doesn't knock out the planes of the control tower but it does knock out many other necessities. >> we're in the same situation. we have two main field generators and portable backup generators. we can only operate varied essential services. so planes can get in and out, but we cannot load and unload. we cannot check people on and off the plane. that is the problem. >> reporter: that massive power outage was caused when a utility worker in arizona triggered what turned out to be a domino effect. you have parts of arizona but mexico as well as southern california without power. we learned this morning that the san diego power company had about 1.4 million homes are now back online. the airports are still trying to catch up. not only sfo but oakland airport as well. reporting live at sfo i'm kraig debro. >>> a new terror threat timed for this weekend's tenth anniversary of the september 11 attacks. we want to take you to live to ground zero in new york. u.s. c

refused to share those with other agencies such as the border patrol walk in to the united states los angeles airport a week after the summit of terrorism concluded. >> we blew it basically. >> we blew it with that advance notice, we could have gotten our alistening device in the condominium unit. george tenet, the director of cia just said that al qaeda, bin laden was number one priority agency and that every effort should be given to corralling them before they attacked us former senator bob gram co-chaired with period goes congressional attacks of 9/11. this is a based on 300 interviews and 22 hearings which finished in december of 2002. it dove deeply into intelligence activities before and after the attacks gram wrote intelligence matters and new novel keys to the kingdom. >> that was one of the recurring neems of 9/11 that is the right hand not talking to the left hand. >> this is probably the most painful things about me or things that i regret. i cannot tell the bureau about what we were talking about. without getting approval from the bosses at alex station to tell the fbi because it was cia

washington dulles airport, was hijacked 34 minutes later by five terrorists and slammed into one of the pentagon's five sides, killing 125 pentagon officials and visitors. a fourth rplane, united airles flight 93,tookoff from newark airport and was seized by hijackers onboard who took control of the aircraft, forcing it no a u-turn to washington, d.c. before reaching targets in dc, presumably the white house or the capitol, the passengers of the ua flight confronted the hijackers and forced the plane to crash-land into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, 65 miles southeast of pittsburgh in order to averted the horrors of a white house or u.s. capitol impact. there were 19 hijackers in the four planes, plus 226 plane passengers and crew. no one survived. and all four impact sites, the two twin towers, pentagon and shanksville, some 3,000 lives were lost, including the 19 hijackers. this september 11th, 2011, we have yet to experience another terrorist attack on u.s. soil. former journalist fbi agent, and u.s. intelligence official john mill points to the reason why no plots have been actualized. even though 40 to 50 attempted tacks on the u.s. have been uncovered since 9/11.

airport that averages international flights. today the state department issued a travel warning to us citizens traveling around the world. us citizens should be -- to carry out attacks against the united states. >> i'm not surprised. a spokesman says the airport will maintain a normal security profile. >> in the advisory anything can happen. just to remind people to be safe. >> a similar warning was issued for the second and 5th. no attacks were carried out on those two days. passengers say they are glad to hear about the global warning but others think it's a bit too much. >> i think everything is an overreaction. all the extra stuff they have to do. >> i love it because i want to be safe. >> sfo says the new warning will not equate longer lines but still recommends that passengers arrive a couple hours early. at san francisco international. >> the highway patrol is launching dui crack down. 80 percent of all officers will be on the road from now until midnight on monday. drunk, drugged and distracted drivers. join bay area agencies in conducting the checkpoints. the lead singer of the band green day says he was kicked off a flight from oakland last night. south west responded they w

i think what has been gained is that physically, the united states is probably safer. airportsfer. al qaeda has been weakened. the infrastructure is to a degree safer. so that is what has been gained. but what has been lost is, well, 2 million troops, more than 2 million troops in fact have been sent overseas on combat tours. more than 6,000 of them ever came back. 10 times that many came back injured. over $1 trillion has been spent. and because of all of this, intelligence officials, counterterrorism officials, will argue that while we may be safer and al qaeda is weaker, we are also weaker as a nation. and that has a huge cost. and has a huge cost in terms of security as well. our position vis-a-vis china, for example, isn't as strong. so how do you balance these competing things? being safer against some physical threat, which is never going to go away, versus potentially losing a rung on your position in the world. >> and i would imagine that evaluating what actually works, what has been most effective, or what has been overreaction in the last 10 years is a very difficult

. >>> technicians are examining a united airlines jet evacuated yesterday at washington's dulles airporthen one of its engines caught fire. among those who slid down the boeing 757's emergency chutes was 78-year-old supreme court yesterday ruth bader ginsburg. no one was hurt. >>> there may finally be a break in the search for a utah woman missing for nearly two years. human remains were found yesterday in a rugged area south of salt lake city. a medical examiner will determine if they belong to susan powell who disappeared in late 2009. police say powell's husband has not cooperated in the investigation. >>> in health news, the world health organization reports that drug resistant strains of tuberculosis are spreading rapidly in europe and it warns that thousands could die, unless health authorities move quickly to halt the pandemic. the european director says complacency has allowed tv's resurgence. >>> on wall street, the stocks rebounded yesterday. ashley morrison has more in this morning's cbs news "moneywatch." >>> a vote of confidence in its debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei added nearl

working better together, there is way better communication with the different units and going through the security process at the airport it makes us feel very secure. >> afterflight and a short walk across the tar mack we were inside of burbank terminal 1. here a mother expressed common frust raeugs. >> i have to -- frustration. i have to take her shoes off. it gets a little ridiculous. >> reporter: one travel ler said a safe flight is of course important but so is a pleasant traveling experience. live in burbank, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a national memorial for flight 93 is said to be dedicated tomorrow in shanksville, pennsylvania. the memorial is only half complete. $10 million more is needed. flight 93 was bound for sfo when it crashed in an open field on september 11th after the passengers attempted to take it over from the terrorists t. is now thought that the terrorists planned to crash that jet into the u.s. capitol. >>> ktvu news will mark the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks with a special program called september 11th, a decade of change. including live reports from here in the bay area to new

united airline flight was on the taxi way at dulles airport outside of washington dc when the pilot saw smoke coming from the engine. passengers slid down the emergency shoot. three people suffered minor injuries. the passengers arriving at ffo tonight describe that or deal. >> i tell you, it was really steep. you hit the ground pretty hard. so some of the older people had some hard times doing that. >> several passengers said that they saw the 78-year-old gensburg afterwards and she was fine. >>> seven months after a man was buried under a patio, no charges are being filed against the wife. she had no explanation how the body got there. the body was discovered last february. the mystery still surrounding this case. >> reporter: nevada police and fbi investigas dug up the yard behind this home in february after her attorney told police that smith's husband missing for several months might be buried under the patio. the discovery of the 74-year-old beneath four feet of dirt only deepened the mystery of the case. the body failed to reveal its secrets to the corneroner. homicide has not be

. >> so could turban bombs be a threat to air travel here in the united states? u.s. airportthrough a decker or get a patdown. the tsa says it does not conduct ethnic or religious profiling and all travellers are permit to wear head coverings through the security checkpoints. but head coverings are a subject of further searches in private if necessary. jack cafferty is asking, this chris christie, the governor of new jersey, join the republican race for the white house? >>> and when tv technology goes hay wire. [ woman ] my grocery bill isn't wasteful spending. [ woman ] my heart medication isn't some political game. [ man ] our retirement isn't a simple budget line item. [ man ] i worked hard. i paid into my medicare. [ man ] and i earned my social security. [ woman ] now, instead of cutting waste and loopholes, washington wants to cut our benefits? that wasn't the agreement. [ male announcer ] join the members of aarp and tell washington to stop cuts to our medicare and social security benefits. and tell washington to stop cuts can a trading site help make you a sharper tra

united states of america. when i leave here, i will go to the airport and go to new york to be part of our congressional delegation to join the president in the observance at ground zero. i will take with me in the profound statements and sentiments i see here today and see every day in response to 9/11. thank you for that connection to our great country and that concern for the american people. again, may god bless you. may god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, speaker. i would like to introduce our next speaker, the chief of the firefighters, chief joanne hayes-white. [applause] >> good morning. thank you for all being here. i would like to acknowledge the president of the police officers association and the president of local 798. captain tom o'connor. thank you for organizing this even today. i would also like to acknowledge mayor lee and congresswoman pelosi for your unwavering support for our members and first responders and always prioritizing public safety. as we reflect on the tragedy of september 11, 2001, we will never forget that nearly 3000 innocent victims lost their lives and the so

kennedy international airport in new york he remained in the united states under house arrest for six weeks after being accused of the attempted rape of a hotel maid and. prosecutors cleared of all charges. the taliban says it is holding thirty pakistani boys who were kidnapped after mistakingly crossing the afghan border on thursday the boys. aged between twelve and eighteen were visiting a nature spot to celebrate the muslim festival of a you read when they were seeds some managed to escape banned alert local authorities both sides of a challenge in securing the almost two and a half thousand kilometer boundary. in south sudan thousands of refugees are fleeing a disputed border region after violence flared it is the third outbreak of fighting since the country became independent in july a state of emergency was declared in the region on friday after clashes broke out between armed forces and a rebel group the decades long war for south sudan's independence has claimed thousands of lives. police in germany use water cannons and against left wing extremists who were violently protesti

. >>> and an apparent engine problem caused an evacuated of a united airlines flight at washington's dulles airportgers used the emergency slide after smoke was seen coming from the plane's right engine. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was on board. a spokesperson said she was not injured. >>> a "360" follow, yesterday we told but a shopping frenzy that caused target's website to cramp the retailer's new missony for target collection was a huge hit on day one of its launch. many of the items sold out. and now, some of those samite else that shoppers snapped up are being sold for up to five times the original retail price on ebay. it took less than 24 hours for missony madness to infect odd yon line auction site. that's the latest. now back to anderson. >> i have been immortalized in a wax, kind of cool, creepy, corpse-like at the same time. show what you is coming up on the ridicule list. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your f

the united flight was leaving dulles international airport just outside of washington, d.c., when the pilot noticed something wrong with the engine. the plane was evacuated on the runway. three people were hurt as they exited the plane. none of them, though, seriously. justice ginsburg was not hurt. she's scheduled to speak at hastings law school in san francisco tomorrow. >>> now to a followup to an nbc bay area investigation i brought you last night. a former ubs adviser learned his fate for stealing millions of dollars from his clients. part of a plea deal, a judge sentenced him to five years in prison for money laundering and wire fraud. nbc bay area was the only television station to catch up with him today as he was leaving the federal courthouse in oakland. he did not want to talk to us, but in court he did apologize to his former clients. one of his victims told us seeing his former friend and financial adviser get sentenced was actually healing. >> i mean the resolution of just ending this was very healing to me. i'm sure it was different to others, but to me it was very heal

. >>> and an apparent engine problem caused an evacuated of a united airlines flight at washington's dulles airporthe emergency slide after smoke was seen coming from the plane's right engine. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was on board. a spokesperson said she was not injured. >>> a "360" follow, yesterday we told but a shopping frenzy that caused target's website to cramp the retailer's new missony for target collection was a huge hit on day one of its launch. many of the items sold out. and now, some of those samite else that shoppers snapped up are being sold for up to five times the original retail price on ebay. it took less than 24 hours for missony madness to infect odd yon line auction site. that's the latest. now back to anderson. >> i have been immortalized in a wax, kind of cool, creepy, corpse-like at the same time. show what you is coming up on the ridicule list. nationwide insurance, talk to me. should i bundle all my policies with nationwide insurance ? watch this. on one hand, you have your home insurance with one company. and on another hand, you have your auto with ano

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the united airlines flight was on the taxiway this morning at dulles airport near washington, d.c. when the pilot saw smoke coming from the engines. now, it's not clear what caused that smoke. but the pilot called for those chutes to be deployed to speed:the evacuation. we are told one person had to go to the hospital for a minor injury. justice ginsberg was not hurt. the flight was rescheduled and should be arriving at sfo in about an hour. >>> even for a white house that's now used to getting bad news, this one hurts. new evidence the president is losing ground with strong california supporters. >>> you wouldn't pay for someone else's landscaping but in the south bay you might not have a choice. >>> it's probably the one thing between you and the band-aid. how overdoing it on the antibiotic creams could be doing more harm than good. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. >>> today president obama traveled to north carolina to generate support for his job creation plan. a new field poll indicates he may need t

united express jet carrying 44 people skidded off the runway at ottawa international airport. it stopped in a grassy area. they are trying to figure out what happened. all the passengers luckily got off the plane safely. >> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney's debut on a stage in new hampshire got off on a rocky start. more than 200 people watched the governor speak during a highly anticipated rally in concord. about 25 protestors showed up for the event. he said his message isn't genuine. their biggest complaint was the health care plan that he helped get through as governor. >> when it comes to what tea party stands for how can you explain that with romney care. >> but other tea party members say they don't know enough about romney's's mission. >>> palin candidacy remains a question mark. a potential run was not something the former governor of alaska addressed but she did say she believed there is room for more candidates in the already crowded republican field. >> there is a strategy that is not happening yet but i'm hoping for that in the future. >> instead of ta

a united express jet carrying 44 people skidded off the runway at ottawa international airport. the flight stopped in a grassy area. all of the passengers got off the plane safely. >>> thousands celebrated gay pride in downtown oakland today. jennifer holiday serenaded the crowd during the second annual pride celebration. organizers hope to double last year's turnout of 50,000. they are still counting the numbers. to find out how many showed up for the party, they say oakland has the third highest rate of same sex couples in america behind only san francisco and seattle. >>> the burning man festival set an attendance, but it could mean they are in hot water with the government. the crowd peaked at more than 53,700 in the northern nevada desert yesterday. the u.s. bureau of land management allowed a crowd p of up to 50,000. they believe burning man sells more than 50,000 tickets on the premise that not everyone who buys one is going to show up. the week long festival ends tomorrow. >>> bar codes could become obsolete as the newest apps are recognizing the products themselves. a s

airport. continental and united now charging $400 on most international flights for bags weighing between 71-100 $450 on the asian flight. while those may be the most expensive fees around right now. live from the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> you okay? >> i'm better now. pack light so you can shop when you get to your destination. definitely. >> there is your answer. >> that's what i do. >> thank you very much. >>> scientists are now predicting metal debris from a massive satellite may hit earth as early as friday morning, but no one knows where yet. it's been in orbit for 20 years. the upper atmosphere research satellite is size of a school bus. where the debris will land is a question. scientists say it orbits the earth every 89 minutes but because it started tumbling now, it follows a new path every time around. >> as it comes down in altitude, it reaches more and more drag. so it will determine what part on the earth gets hit. based on the orbit plane of the spacecraft and rotation of the earth. >> most of the 6.5-ton satellite is expected to burn up in the atmo

airport in pittsburgh. many leave flags and other tokens of respect. a unitedes pilot left a cap, a vietnam veteran his purple heart. u.s. troops brought back a brick from a taliban compound in afghanistan. pamela demarino, who grew up in nearby johnstown and now lives in texas brought her daughter, taylor, and son, tyler, to teach them the lessons of flight 93. what did you tell your children? >> for people that died that day they died for us and they saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: when you think about the people who were on that plane, what does it make you think or feel? >> just you know how heroic that would be just to know you're about to give your life to save others. >> you get a lump in your throat. i can't imagine making a phone call to my kids telling them good-bye, you know. it's hard. >> reporter: the flight 93 memorial will eventually cover 2,200 acres here, a space twice as large as manhattan's central park, the final piece will be a 93-foot tower with 40 wind chimes, one for each passenger and crew member. >> i think what flight 93 really sho

there is a way better communication with the different units and doing through the security process at the airport makes us feel secure. >> reporter: after the flight and a short walk across the tarmac we were inside terminal one. here a mother expressed common frustration was the security measures. >> i have to take her shoes off and she has little rubber shoes. it gets ridiculous. >> i think it was more reactive. >> reporter: one traveler said a safe flight is important but so is having a pleasant experience. in burbank. >> a former uc berkeley woman's golfer found dead in the parking lot. how people are rememberinger life and the investigation into her death. >> the lights now back on in millions of homes. what caused last night's power outage and why officials say it isn't quite over yet. >> vandals take [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got

there is a way better communication with the different units and doing through the security process at the airport makes us feel secure. >> reporter: after the flight and a short walk across the tarmac we were inside terminal one. here a mother expressed common frustration was the security measures. >> i have to take her shoes off and she has little rubber shoes. it gets ridiculous. >> i think it was more reactive. >> reporter: one traveler said a safe flight is important but so is having a pleasant experience. in burbank. >> a former uc berkeley woman's golfer found dead in the parking lot. how people are rememberinger life and the investigation into her death. >> the lights now back on in millions of homes. what caused last night's power outage and why officials say it isn't quite over yet. >> vandals take hammers to damage this bart station. why investigators are now tieing to a protest at another station across town. . >>> funeral services were held for a young bay area champion golfer found dead in a shopping mall parking lot. we are live now in fremont with why police consider her death susp

united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a corner. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradually depending on the light and the time of day. >> i wanted to create an art work that looks over time as well as working on in the first glance. the first time you come here, you may not see a. but you may be able to see one side over the other. it features a couple of suspended sculptures. each wa

the tsa has said that every commercial airport in the united states receives a security assessment every year, including evaluation of access controls. in 2009, the gao when they were viewing method 87% of the nation's commercial airport had not conduct did any consequent expressions. there is so

airport. his name was ziad jarrah. >> united flight 93 crashed near johnstown, pennsylvania. >> narrator: his burned passport was found in the wreckage. ziad jarrah, his fellow hijackers, 40 passengers and crew were dead. the near miss of jarrah by that state trooper, and near misses of other hijackers, caused the government to assemble a massive nationwide surveillance apparatus. >> president bush said to us in the basement of the white house on the night of 9/11, "you have everything you need." and that was true. because as soon as we went to the congress, they said, "just tell us what you need." blank check. >> what congress did, and the american people supported, was turning on the spigot of funding for all the agencies that were involved in counter-terrorism. >> right after 9/11... i mean, every agency can give you their own gradation, but a nice, popular rule of thumb is everybody doubled down. >> narrator: nine days after the attacks, congress committed tens of billions of extra dollars to launch a global offensive against al qaeda. >> yet in this first war of the 21st century... >> na

. >> it's very hard to get a visa to enter the united states if your name even sounds like a terrorist. >> reporter: at logan airport in boston on this day ten years ago, two hijackers arrive from florida. and later, others are seen casing the security they will easily pass through on september 11th, run then by rlines themselves, not the government. >> now it's different because we have a professional law enforcement agency responsible for security. >> reporter: even so, as the government accountability office has since found, the equipment of the new agency, the tsa, still can't reliably detect exproe explosives. and d a screeners continue to somehow miss a huge number of guns and weapons at airport security posts. >> we don't pay them very much money and we don't train them very well. >> reporter: finally, on this day ten years ago at the white house, president bush traveled to ohio, with still no action taken on the report he had received from the cia, bin laden determined to strike in u.s. >> ten years ago, it took me nine months to get one meeting at the cabinet level to talk about al qaeda. ananthat meeting o