munoz, one of the other questions, inman is all about security, right? so-called inman designs? >> i'm not as familiar with the inman designs as that program was over long before i came in. >> let me tell you what i was told 14 years ago when i came in and started going to embassies as a member of foreign affairs. we didn't used to think of embassies in the same security sense we do now. and what we discovered, the beirut barracks and the marine barracks in the beirut embassy bombings and others taught us there is no substitute for setback. do you understand that as the person making these decisions? >> yes, absolutely. >> so when you talk about urban versus rural and location, i was just in britain where setback is highly compromised and they're compliant, but they made a five-acre decision and went vertical, and did the best they could, including the famous moat, part of, in fact, crash considerations. those safety considerations, anytime you give upsetback, you have to trade off higher costs for that setback, don't you? >> you do, but we' are not suggesting under this program

they were flying from guam, had a layover inman lieu lieu and arrived here. they said there were long lines getting into custom, longer than usual, and that they got the sense that he from talking to people during the layover in the airport, there are a lot of people taking earlier flights than normal, trying to get out of town before the storms hit. reporting live here at sfo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> it is 6:48, the woman behind this week's security breach at san jose international is on probation this morning after pleading no contest to a charge of trespassing. in court yesterday, marilyn hartman regrets what she did. >> it is by no means an adventure or anything because i could have gotten in much more trouble. >> on monday, hartman snuck past security, made it on to a southwest flight without a ticket. he would not say how she got on the flight because she says she doesn't want others to copy her. this isn't her first arrest. she tried to board planes without tickets several times before. >>> well how did someone with a his

charles frazier does such interesting things with his references to slavery, and the attitudes of inmanand these other mountaineers heading out to war. i think he missed an opportunity, maybe, to do more with that in the film. as much as i like other parts of it. people would deny the importance of slaves in their lives. on that leave, i know you've got through probably millions of letters. >> she said that. but, no, we're the same age, probably. at any rate, you see they often don't speak about their slaves. it's kind of an interesting, you know, view of -- or perspective of the way in which the slaveholders sometimes saw their lives. which is really not -- and the families not really concerned about the slaves. they're doing all these things around them. >> they're also using their slaves to write to one another and tell stories. part of it is we come up with hundreds of great, interesting stories. where is the film on harriet jacobs or harriet tubman? plenty of harriet it is we could write films about. i'm saying we think of these stories. when i was working in the '90s in hollywood