we use an inch and a half so you've got three layers of glass, and you can dance on it or whatever el else. fluid, as a disco bar near the four seasons on mission street for all you younger people. and they've got a lineup to get in there, one of those. and they have this dance floor that's covered with this inch and a half glass. and lights underneath. and it's very impressive. >> i think it's the indian reservation just built a projection of glass over the grand canyon. >> yes. >> and it has a glass floor, i understand. >> yes. >> read anything about that? >> i showed the picture to my wife, and she turned white, and says i'm not going. >> [laughter.] >> so like 2,000 feet straight down on a glass floor, wow. >> but it's perfectly safe, and all that. and that's kind of the excitement of glass, is being able to see through it, except there is an additional state requirement, ubc, that says, wait a minute, this is all fine and well, but i don't want you slipping on this. and so a certain percentage of that then has to be either sand blasted, or have like little dots on it, like the floors

else. the issue is, can the tsa do it? el al guys have behavioral training tsa guys do not. i have been patted down i've had my personal private areas touched it was an awkward moment. i didn't like it, i thought it was a violation. i'm saying, yes add pro tiling to the mix. david dave victoria what about adding -- >> david: victor, what about adding it to the mix at least checking passports? we are so politically correct we are afraid to do any kind of check on people's background. >> no, i think connecting the data dots looking at where someone has traveled, we should be doing that. when you throw race into the mix or someones ethnicity, i don't think we are going to get good data. look at the profile of terrorists -- [ talking over each other ] >> we're talking behavior. [ talking over each other ] >> david: hold on. dennis if we talk about behavior, more money. it costs more to train people. we are not going to be talking tsa guys. more like what they have at el al. dennis can we afford it? >> the big problem is, we have the presumption we have to check 99.9% of all trav

else. the sierra has taken the impact on this more than anybody el. ben lomond .90. redwood city .17. so not a lot of rain. there's been so much know up there since friday. but 80-plus boyle, 70 north star. homeward, 68. people are sending me pictures there. winter storm warning goes until 6:00 p.m. tonight. another 1 to 2 feet could fall. occasionally you'll get gusts -- a freeze warning starts at 1:00 a.m. this morning until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. if the wind -- 20s look probable for temperatures below 32 tonight in as tori touched on, it's been cold up there in the pacific northwest. spokane was 9. seattle and portland are warming up a little bit. portland is only 27. but it says calm on the wind. the big news out in the northeast, most of the country doesn't look too bad. but severe weather down in the south. 52 to 55. that 55 oakland berkeley. temperatures will start to drop. 46 ukiah. mostly sunny but now windy and cooler. cold tonight. by tonight, that cold air filters in. i don't think we'll get the brunt of the cold air. thanksgiving morning, tori, cold an then sunny -- and then

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el-al. i was going for the press. i went on a trip. i didn't even really know where i was going. somebody else arranged this.as purchased right away. it was -- i sent off every warning signal i could. they kept me and questioned me for three hours. they made me plug in all of my broadcast equipment and everything else. i didn't know if we were going to make the plane. my wife and i, they actually walked us to our seats and we sat down and then they handed me a steak knife when they served dinner. i looked at my wife and i said these people get it. they do it right. they make sure the bad guys don't get on the plane. they don't treat everybody like a criminal. isaac yepid, former director of security for el-al airlines, former member of the israeli secret service. and you, sir, ran i think what we should be doing in america here. running -- looking people in the eye and having a conversation with them. why are you flying? what is going on? right? >> exactly. >> glenn: real quick, tell people what el-al does. >> we have to remember that 99.9 of the passengers are honest people. we have to make sure we have qua

else we'll -t >> oh. no outsiders spoke in these conventions, no. >> this okay. >> no, no. only elected delegates. there was one controversy in massachusetts.in el bridge gary who had been a delegate to the convention who refused to sign attended, and some people of like mind wantedt him to speak, and there were -- just to give some information. a big fight over this. finally, he went home. [laughter]th no, no. only locals. this is a local decision. it is the people of the state who are making this decision. but you would have sometimes people in the galleries watching what was going on. wat governor morris of pennsylvania went to the virginia convention. a very clever man. you know, not all the founding fathers had a sense of humor. morris did. and he wrote this just delightful, poetic jingle about what had happened in the virginia convention. of course, i quote it. [laughter] you'll love it. i loved it. >> [inaudible] >> oh, my apologies. prison. [applause] apology [inaudible conversations] >> this event was hosted by the national archives in washington d.c. for more information visit archives.gov. >> greg mortonson receives the 2010 mason awa