secretary of homeland security janet napolitano is here.b was created out of the 9/11 commission, all of that has evolved, but are we really safer? there has been criticism again from lee hamilton and the other leaders of the 9/11 commission that it's not all done, it's not really there yet. >> it's not all done, but substantial amount has been done. the department has been formed, we have a much stronger homeland security architecture. around the country, that includes state and local law enforcement as well as federal information sharing is better, intelligence gathering is better. the whole system is better. so while it's not a finished product yet, nothing ever is, really, in this world of ever-evolving threats, a substantial amount has been accomplished. >> is there any chatter now as we approach this anniversary, there have been a lot of talk about plans that bin laden himself may have had or launched before he was killed. what should we be concerned about in the days and weeks ahead? >> well, we know from what was found in the compou

homeland security secretary janlt janet napolitano promised aid. >> we will be helping you and bringing this community back. >> reporter: it is moving day at this shelter in paramus, new jersey. they are trading a cot here for one in patterson. but nobody is going home, they. april leven has two daughters. >> i want to cry, but i can't cry, i got to keep strong for my kids. >> reporter: clinging to the few things they have left, including hope. anne thompson, nbc news, paterson, new jersey. >> no man left behind. >> reporter: this ron mott in vermont where contractor coat marshall dropped his business duties today to lend a hand to neighbors. with the rapids still running through linda's property, marshall started pumping water out of her basement. >> it's a great sound to hear pumping out. >> reporter: in woodstock, road repairs are underway. patched up enough in places to free people trapped by damage left by torrential rains here that ripped open large chunks of pavement and tore historic bridges from the landscape. >> i think we have two roads in the whole district that are passable

we begin with janet napolitano secretary of the department of homeland security. this interview was recorded on august 18th. >> what dow fear most? >> i don't rank them but i will tell you what is the most difficult to prevent i is-- an individual actor who is not conspiring with anyone, who decides that he or she is going to set off an ied. >> rose: we continue with philip zelikow, a professor the university of virginia executive director of the 9/11 commission, this interview was recorded on august 11th. >> it's how you handle it after it happens. whether you learn from it, whether you absorb the shock, whether you are resilient. and the biggest thinge've learnein the last ten years is to learn more about how to be resilient society. that mitigates these problems, manages them, and learns it to live with them so that a tiny group of zealots don't make us dance to tir tune. >> rose: we conclude this evening with three film makers, jules naudet, gedeon naudet and james hanlon. their film is called"9/11 ten years later"ness i feel privileged and honored to be inspi

but all this security is about to disappear thanks to homeland security chief janet napolitano. >> we hope that we will be able to make it easier for travelers. you won't have to take off so much, your shoes, your bell, everything as you go through the machine. >> stephen: what? if we don't take our shoes off, how will we know which little piggy went wee, wee, wee all the way to an al qaeda training camp? has napolitano forgotten about the shoe bomb center he's not just an isolated nutd job. all terrorists have worn shoes at some point. that's why it's called shoe-ria law. and thanks to our vigilance, up until now america hasn't suffered another footwear-related act of war, except for jimmy choo's fall 2011 patent leather sandal pump, which declared a jihad on our notions of open-towed elegance. and folks, it only gets worse. because obama's tsa is abandoning our most effective weapon against terror, x-raying your junk. jim? >> fort wayne is one of 40 airports in the country getting a technology upgrade for its body scanner. >> the new software changes two things, first what the scann

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. >>> homeland security secretary janet napolitano says there will be a new security procedure in place for children under 12. she says there will be other ways to screen kids without resorting to patdowns and they will no longer have to take their shoes off. >>> the afghan government says a two-day assault by talibans in kabul have ended. they have been firing rockets at u.s. and other embassies. six attackers were killed along with seven afghans. >>> in argentina, a bus driver tried to beat a train. setting off a chain reaction collision with two locomotives. at least 11 people died and hundreds were hurt. >>> there are mixed results on a new study on teen driving. it found 16-year-olds were 20% less likely to die in a crash in states with strict driving rules. however, 18-year-olds were 12% more likely to have more crashes. one theory, teens are waiting until they turn 18 to avoid restrictions. >>> in "u.s. news & world report's" new rankings of top u.s. colleges, harvard and princeton tied for the number one spot, followed by yale and columbia. >>> now here is an early look at how w

but this is where robert miller and janet napolitano have a good relationship. trying to control dissemination of this information and making sure people don't do anything until janet napolitano speaks to ray kelly on the phone it won't happen. the thing is to make sure it gets out there and people take action appropriately. that is why the nature of the information passed out there needs to be and the releaseable level. if the information that was first acquired includes operational information that is exposed to compromise methods that is not information that needs to get to state and local officials. the fact is the threat that might involve a certain type of person or secretary or whatever can get out and needs to get out quickly and one of the things bob and jenna are good about is saying that is my job. they want to make sure they're fulfilling their responsibilities but won't say to someone don't share that threat information. that is the last thing you want to do. don't show threat information, that is my responsibility. >> host: it is fair to say there

we'll have coverage from jessica aguirre, she spoke with janet napolitano.t she said about the latest terror threat. we've have gavin thomas in shanksville, pennsylvania with the families of the victims of flight 93. >>> a stand-off that lasted six hours at an office depot in emeriville. the suspect did not act alone. >>> governor brown has a plate full of new bills to sign, including one that could affect the california voting process. we'll show you that. >>> and she made history and then vanished. nearly 70 years later, america is still fascinated with amelia earhart. the bay area connection to her personal >>> more information is emerging tonight in the case of the seven-hour stand-off in the office depot store in emeriville overnight. a 45-year-old man with a gun came into the store around 9:30 last night and took four employees hostage. a few hours later, the employees were able to escape the the gunman refused to surrender to police. s.w.a.t. team members found the suspect in a crawl space in the ceiling. he had been hiding above the store manager's o

is the message from homeland security secretary janet napolitano. they are chasing down rumors of a possible al qaeda strike. police are patrolling times square as well as on capitol hill. san francisco police will have an increased presence. >> you'll notice a lot more officers. there are beautiful remembrances this weekend. and you know we have a civic center memorial tomorrow z we have a police fire map. the giants games and niner games and opera in the park sunday, as many police officers on sunday, you'll see this weekend. >> and secretary of defense today helped stitch the national september 11th flag at the pentagon. >> oldest cab company in san francisco is paying tribute to september 11th. they're being decked out with two american flags. a way to say thank you. >> this is what everybody has been toughed by in one way or another. whether a friend involved, a pir fighter or what not. anybody has a connection somewhere down the road. i think a lot of americans here do. >> flags will be waving on cabs throughout the weekend. >> and a sunday on

janet napolitano says new technology to scan shoes without removing them is in the works but it doesn'tpolitano says the restriction on carrying liquids in carry-ons will be the last to go away. passengers could be paying an extra $6 per round trip in security for members of a senate panel get their way. they want to raise $280 million for new bomb-detection machines. the cost of airport security is going up and a democratic-led panel suggests raising the federal ticket tax to pay for it. >>> wildlife officials in florida's everglades have captured an eight-foot gator that they say attacked an elderly woman. the alligator was taken from a canal in front of the victim's home outside naples. the 90-year-old woman is still in the hospital. that gator will be killed. >>> also from florida, a big change in greek life at one school. fraternity and sorority leaders at university of central florida have temporarily banned alcohol from all organized events. it's their reaction to the recent death of an 18-year-old freshman who was found dead in her dorm room after attending a fraternity party. f

homeland security secretary janet napolitano said that you will be able to keep your shoes on when passing through airport security. no specific date was given. she added that restrictions on carrying liquid will continue for some time. >>> and in poland residents are cleaning up from a storm that brought massive chunks of hail. the hailstones shattered windows and damaged over 100 houses. >>> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. a new study suggests if taken early in pregnancy, calming -- common anti-inflammatory drugs such as abu profen and naproxen may increase the chance of miscarriage. studying the records of nearly 50,000 canadian women, researchers found the risk of miscarriage more than doubled in women who took such anti-inflammatory drugs during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page on msnbc.com. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,139 after falling 100 points yesterday. the s&p was down eight points.

janet napolitano, the head of homeland security says new policies are coming for kids under 12. they will soon be able -- and among other things, to keep their shoes on, which is good news for parents who have ever tried to put a shoe on a 2-year-old while late for a plane at the airport. >>> when we come back here tonight, jackie kennedy talks about her husband in a way we've never heard before. >>> we have more tonight on these fascinating audiotapes that jackie kennedy made almost 48 years ago, not long after the assassination of her husband, the president. these are conversations with the historian and kennedy aide arthur schlesinger, jr. the recordings are part of a new book, jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy. we bought a copy last week, and tonight we hear more about how she felt about her husband, her family during a very scary time. our report again from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: they appeared to be a storybook couple from their marriage 58 years ago this week. >> you're pretty much in love with him, aren't you? >> oh, no.

homeland security secretary janet napolitano says it could be a while for technology to check people for bombs without removing their shoes. it's not available just yet. but they are working on it. travelers have complained about having to take off their shoes since the policy was implemented after attempted shoe bombing back in 2001. >>> on the healthwatch, whether gourmet salts can help your health and new changes may be coming soon to a san francisco tradition. the motivation behind a push to cover up nudity. >>> finally a little summer heat around the bay area. not going to stick around long, though. we'll tell you when we expect a cooldown coming up. ,, ,, [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot from an experienced professional. we've given over 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. and you'll get a bonus. you get 10% off your groceries. [ male announcer ] save 10% on your groceries when you get a flu shot. that should make you f

taking off your shoes at the security checkpoint, homeland security janet napolitano says it will happen as soon as we get devices that can scan your shoes while wearing them. right now a device does not exist. >>> now it's legal to walk around naked in san francisco, it is fran after all but the city's supervisor has introduced legislation to require nudists to cover public seating before they sit down and cover themselves before entering a restaurant. he calls it a cleanliness issue. terrell i know where you're taking your next vacation. >> the people who usually shouldn't be naked are the ones that always are. >> that's why the whole new restaurant rule. >> not hot at all. ashley morrison here in new york appreciate it. >>> the movies and donkey in "shrek." >>> up next your weather and in sports, the reds go extra innin. we'll be right back. can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to pro

. >>> homeland security secretary janet napolitano says there will be a new security procedure in place for children under 12. she says there will be other ways to screen kids without resorting to patdowns and they will no longer have to take their shoes off. >>> the afghan government says a 20 hour assault by talibans in kabul have ended. they have been firing rockets at u.s. and other embassies. six attackers were killed along with seven afghans. >>> in argentina, a bus driver tried to beat a train. setting off a chain reaction collision with two locomotives. at least 11 people died and hundreds were hurt. >>> there are mixed results on a new study on teen driving. it found 16-year-olds were 26% less likely to die in a crash in states with strict driving rules. however, 18-year-olds were 12% more likely to have a fatal crash. one theory, teens are waiting until they turn 18 to avoid restrictions. >>> in "u.s. news & world report's" new rankings of top u.s. colleges, harvard and princeton tied for the number one spot, followed by yale and columbia. >>> now here your first look at how w

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that's the prediction of homeland security department secretary janet napolitano. she says airports will have technology to scan passengers for bombs, but not soon. the technology is still in the development phase specifically looking at what is in their shoes. the shoe rule went into place december of 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate a bomb in his shoe during a flight. >>> 10 years after he board on flight 93 his sisters dedicated a rose garden in his honor at an elementary school that was named for him after the traj dee. he attended the school when it was called hillside elementary. he later studied to be a pilot. the university also paid tribute to him at its flight simulation lab. abc7 news will hold several coverage of the nation's commemoration of 9/11. on friday, wayne freedman will report live in new york city and lilian kim from shanksville, pennsylvania. and on sunday we start our live coverage of the september 11th ceremonies with a special edition of "good morning america" from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. 245* is followed by the morning news from 8:00 to

janet napolitano predicts that airline passengers in the future will no longer be required to remove their shoes but she warns it will first require a development of technology to scan shoe wearing passengers for bombs. she admits the technology is way off. the shoe rule went into effect after december 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate explosives in his shoes during a flight. >> they are going to crackdown on people that choose to walk around in their birthday suit. >>> welcome to the naked city, castro district of san francisco, that is not just a saying. >> i'm a weather opportunist. >> you will find george davis near the corner of market and castro soaking up the sun and criticism that runs a local merchant association. >> so with the purpose of sanitizing nudity, a san francisco supervisor would require to cover before sitting down and cover themselves before entering restaurants. >> the legislation is to ban or not ban nudity, its basic public health measure. >> as we sit around castro and market several men walked past on full display. this gentleman had no comment. overe

. >> secretary janet napolitano recently said there was an exercise not long ago, 16 major cities, and there was really good interoperability in that scenario. however progress been made without legislation? has there been coordination? >> a lot of money has been dedicated by the federal government over the last 10 or 15 years to improving interoperability, and that has been a very positive success, really. it is just the fact that it is moving target. you'll never really solved the total problem because of new equipment coming on line, new technologies that are not compatible with the old stuff. there is always going to be somewhat of a moving target, but the fact is that all the grants for the last 10 years have required a significant advancement towards interoperability. you just cannot buy a new radio or a new system without showing that while you are doing that, you are also moving towards improving the problem. that is a sin -- very significant, good thing. >> with the concerns about government spending, one of the areas congress has begun to cut back on its state and local progr

this afternoon, janet napolitano will be at st.ring the firefighters who died at the world trade center. 343 firefighters died there. >>> check in now with the good doctor for a special edition of his show this morning. >>> t.j., we learned the firefighters working at ground zero on or after 9/11 had a 40% increased risk of cancer. i talked about the toxic dust and what it felt like to breathe that in. what tests revealed about the dust and what the experience means now for the next time disaster strikes. it is a special edition of "sgmd." that is straight ahead at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks to sanjay. starting tomorrow morning at 6:00, our show will be live in new york. i'll be there at ground zero. we will look at how america has changed in the past ten years since 9/11. starting at 8:00, we will have complete coverage of all of the ceremonies in new york and washington as well as pennsylvania. >>> we will say good morning to our financial analyst clyde anderson in just a second. you have debt and you need to pay it off, b

homeland security secretary janet napolitano said the change will come eventually but the restrictionsliquids will be around for a long time. >>> the dire headlines about a postal service shutdown? today on capitol hill, the postmaster general told a congressional committee that the u.s. postal service is, indeed, in such bad financial shape, that unless congress allows it to radically restructure it could run out of money to operate by next august or september, as we've been reporting, some of the changes they say they need is to include ending saturday delivery, perhaps, closing thousands of local post offices and laying off 120,000 workers in this economy. >>> and new pictures taken by a nasa spacecraft on a low orbit of the moon literally showed the tracks and the trash that our astronauts left behind. we've put the imagery on our website tonight. it takes a while to look and understand what you're seeing in the picture, but you can see the tracks of the lunar rover, the backpacks they threw overboard before taking off from the surface. it's all undisturbed right where they left it

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threat let me just give you one quick example six months ago the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano held a press conference and she said we now think that the likelihood of a major attack a major coordinated attack like al qaeda like a dying. eleven years lower however we still have to worry about small disorganized attacks therefore we are more in more danger than we've ever been before that is a we got rid of a big thing we continue to a small thing and somehow that makes us more dangerous that's a kind of irresponsible hype that continues to come out of the white house and come and come out of the administration there's still people in the obama administration who are saying that the pathetic ridiculous al qaida presents an axis then chael threat to the united states that it will it could potentially destroy a country of three hundred million with a massive g.d.p. and cetera and no one ever basically still known as challenging that preposterous assertion look and ok and i said you know i think it's really interesting i mean i would agree with you i remember the the the hours and

. >> pelley: the 10th anniversary of 9/11 is coming up, but homeland security secretary janet napolitanoaid today there is no intelligence to suggest al qaeda is planning to mark the occasion with a new attack. new york city will be prepared just the same and we sat down to talk about that with police commissioner ray kelly. people wonder, of course, if there's going to be a tenth anniversary attack. >> yeah. >> pelley: how secure is new york city? >> we're concerned about it. we have no specific threats. we, of course, are concerned particularly because bin laden spoke about it twice in the notes that were recovered by the seals when they eliminated osama bin laden. there will be special programs and additional security layers in place, but we have no specific threat that we're aware of at this time. >> pelley: there's no credible intelligence... >> that's right. >> pelly: that you've seen that suggests that there's going to be an attack on 9/11 on the tenth anniversary. >> that is correct. >> pelley: and the city is as buttoned up as you can make it? >> well, obviously city has to func

. >> psychiatry janet napolitano, homeland security, recently said there was an exercise not long ago the 60 major cities and that there was a really good opera ability in that exercise and that scenario. how has progress been made without legislation? has it been money, policy changes, coordination? >> all free. a lot of money has been dedicated by the federal government over the last ten, 15 years to improving the interoperable the. and that has been a very positive success really. it's just the fact that it's a moving target. you are never really ever solve the total problem because of new equipment coming on line, new technology that isn't compatible with the old stuff so it's always going to be somewhat of a moving target. but the fact is that all of the grants for the last ten years have required a significant advancement towards interrupt a buddy. you just can't buy a new radio or a new system without showing that while you were doing that you are also moving towards improving the problem and that is a very significant good thing to do is panic with the concerns about the gover

threat let me just give you one quick example six months ago the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano held a press conference and she said we now think that the likelihood of a major attack at major coordinated attack like al qaeda like nine eleven is lower however we still have to worry about small disorganized attacks therefore we are more in more danger.

. >> host: can you talk, how -- secretary janet napolitano, homeland security secretary, recently said there was an exercise not long ago with 60 major cities, and that there was really good interoperability in that exercise and that scenario. how has progress been made without legislation? has it been money? has it been policy changes? has it been coordination? >> guest: all three. all three. really a lot of money has been dedicated by the federal government over the last ten, fifteen years to improving interoperability. and that has been a very positive success really. it's just the fact that it's a moving target. in other words, you'll never really ever solve the total problem because of new equipment coming online, new technology that aren't compatible with the old stuff. so there's always going to be somewhat of a moving target. but the fact is that all the grants for the last ten years have required a significant advancement towards interoperability. you just can't buy a new radio, a new system without showing that while you're toipg that, you're also moving towards improving the

we will be here under homeland security secretary janet napolitano. >> fema is bringing large trailers to the flood victims. fema officials say they will go road by road and house by house. >>> keep in mind our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can watch views of the flooding in vermand get the latest information on the recovery efforts long the east coast. look under the u.s. and world news tab. >>> what she says about a controversy in her past. >>> back here in 10 minutes with your forecast. the fog will clear from the coast and the ocean waves are going to increase. i will tell you what that all means. . >>> the red cross is helping 4 families displaced by a fire today. fire broke out after 7:00 a.m. flames damaged four condos. everyone got out safely and no injuries were reported. the cause is still under investigation. folks who live there say the fire started on a first floor patio. >>> deputies made their third marijuana bust in a week. the journal reports a dear hunter discovered 500 marijuana plants on private property. some of the plants seized yesterday were 6-10 feet

to untie or slip off your shoes at security checkpoints anymore homeland security secretary janet napolitano was speaking with politico when she revealed that the t.s.a. would be reviewing and it really formatting its current security procedures now under review is whether or not passengers need to take their shoes off paul dano said in terms of what we see coming in the months and years ahead it will probably be easier and a looks like it will be to deal with issue issues before we can. remove the restriction on liquids he also went on to say the new technology will be incorporated into the security guidelines as th us is changing their focus to an intelligence and risk based approach however to paul dano also said the little band that was going to be sticking around for a while that's on the agenda i say we should do something about those extra body scanners as we've spoken about several times on this show the body scanners are invasive they're ineffective and it's time for the v.h.s. realizes that but from the way they're talking they're going to be going back to the drawing board to come

today homeland security secretary janet napolitano made the announcement that changes are comes and theyildren younger than 13 keep their shoes on at checkpoints. kids will also now go through body scanners or body detectors instead of being patted down. this all comes after outrage on videos showing children being screened. napolitano says the new rules will be released in the next week. >>> u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood and federal aviation administration randy babbit says millions of the dollars were wasted this past month when a political fight led to work stoppages all across the country. some 70,000 workers were laid off during that time including workers at oakland international. >> don't tie whatever your political agenda is to our jobs and run people out of work and break them town to nothing. >> today the house approved an agenda. >>> new figures offer an alarming picture of poverty in america. the number of poor is 15% equal to the population of california and colorado. poverty is defined as a family of four living on $22,000 a year. and the number of people with no