brooke hart is live on kral now with more. good morning. >> good morning.dmoun to more intrusive searches. unrelated was a security breach last night in newark which for some held up air travel for six hours. new screening rules were not a factor in a security scare last night in newark after a man walked the wrong way through a checkpoint and disappeared. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. flights were delayed hours. now as of midnight new rules mean tighter security for all travellers bound for the u.s. more random screenings. pat downs. bag searches and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries ever interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country where president obama said nigerian board umar farouk abdulmutallab was trained to carry out the e christmas day bb plot. >> al qaeda and the arabian peninsula trained him, equipped him with those explosives and directed him to attack that plane. >> reporter: now in custody investigators are questioning the accused

." >> i'm brook hart in washington. i'll have the latest on new screening rules in place for air travelers. also the latest on the christmas day bomb plot investigation coming up. >> even sarah caldwell getting you ready for your morning commute. icy conditions reported on the area roads. plus wind warnings in effect at the bridges. captioned by the national captioning institute -- www.ncicap.org -- >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> sarah caldwell has the forecast.

brooke hart has the latest from washington. a >> new screening rules were not a factor in a securities scare last nine and a new work after the wrong man walked through a checkpoint and disappeared. flights were delayed hours. new rules mean tighter security for all travelers bound for the u.s., with more random screenings, patdowns, bag searches, and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries of interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country were president, said that the nigerian-born abdulmutallab was trained to carry a christmas day bomb plot. >> this group, al qaeda in the iridium peninsula, crandon and directed him to attack a plane headed for -- trained him and directed him to attack a plane headed for america. >> there is an advantage to talking to us in terms of plea agreements. >> critics say that the case does not belong in civilian courts. >> if we treated the christmas day, as a terrorist, he would have immediately been interrog

. >> i'm brook hart in washington. i'll have the latest on new screening ruled in place for air travelers. also the latest on the christmas day bomb plot investigation. >> is baltimore city winning its bet in reduced homicide rates? commissioner bealefeld will join us. >> bundle up. despite slightly softer winds, the frigid temperatures are expected to continue. the insta-weather plus

does, some air travelers this morning are facing tough new security measures. 11 news reporter brook hart has more from washington. >> new screening rules were not a factor in a security scare last night in newark. after a man walked the wrong way through a check point and disappeared. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. flights were delayed hours. now as of midnight, new rules mean tighter security for all travelers bound for the u.s. more random screening, patdowns, bag searches and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries of interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country where president obama said nigerian-born man was trained to carry out the christmas day bomb plot. >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, trained him, equipped whim explosives, and directed him to attack that plane headed to america. >> now in custody, investigators are questioning the accused bomb better al qaeda in yemen. >> there is advantage to talking to us in terms of plea agreements. we're going to pursue that. >>

as he does, some air travelers this morning face tough new security rules. 11 news reporter brook hart has the latest from washington. >> new screening rules were not a factor in a security scare last night in newark. after a man walked the wrong way through a check point and disappeared. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. flights were delayed hours. now as of midnight, new rules mean tighter security for all travelers bound for the u.s. more random screening, patdowns, bag searches and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries of interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country where president obama said nigerian-born man was trained to carry out the christmas day bomb plot. >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, trained him, equipped him with explosives, and directed him to attack that plane headed to america. >> now in custody, investigators are questioning the accused bomb -- bomber about al qaeda in yemen. >> there is advantage to talking to us in terms of plea agreements. we're going