last night jiang was charged with defiant trespass and released.e is expected to be in court next week. new jersey senator lautenberg said jiang's release sends a clear message. >> there's a message out there that says don't try it. don't try it. because if you do, we're going to catch you. >> at the time jiang allegedly slipped through security. the tsa screener that was supposed to be monitoring the checkpoint slipped away. and as thousands of passengers were tied up for hours, security officials say jiang himself left the airport just 20 minutes after the incident. >>> the christmas airline bombing attempt suspect has pleaded not guilty to all charges. umar farouk abdulmutallab appeared in court in detroit yesterday. he faces six federal charges, including an attempt to blow up a plane and an attempt to use weapons of mass destruction and that charge could get him life in prison if he's convicted. his defense didn't challenge the government's request to keep him in pretrial custody and his next court date has not yet been set. >>> republicans ar

jiang's roommates told jiang never mentioned the airport incident and don't think that jiang believed initially that this was a serious matter. >> i don't know, i don't know what he think about. >> wow. >> too long his girlfriend,-- >> the thousands of travelers who were inconvenienced by jiang's slip through security weren't laughing and took hours in some cases days to get a flight home after the terminal was swept by bomb sniffing dogs. saying that jiang's actions were premeditated. even though it was relatively benign, it was a terrible injustice for the travelers. he's scheduled for municipal court next week and no word if he's hired a lawyer. >> brian: laura ingle, thank you very much. this is just in from the associated press. they are reporting that intelligence officials now say suspected u.s. missiles killed two people in pakistan's north waziristan tribal area. the area has been a hot bed of violence since the pakistani government cracked down on taliban militants there. we'll continue to bring you new information about this and as it becomes available. again, this has been

now one of jiang's roommates says he's a doctoral student at rutgers and said jiang never mentioned anythingt the airport. he was asked whether he thought his friend should have been arrested. >> it's very hard for me to make a comment on that he's my friend and he's a nice guy. and yes, he did something inappropriate. but i'm not a lawyer, i can't say, is that wrong or not, right? >> well at the time his friend, jiang allegedly slipped through security, the tsa screener who was supposed to be watching the checkpoint was not there. >>> a suspected suicide bomber blamed for killing seven c.i.a. employees and contractors threatened revenge before he died. human kahlil abu mulal al balawi appeared in a video that aired on al jazeera this morning. he suggested the attack was revenge for former taliban boss in pakistan that was killed in an airstrike on sunday. listen to what he said here. >> translator: we will never forget the blood of our leader, batula masud, may god have mercy on his soul. it will remain that we take revenge for his death in america and outside america. it is a trust on ever

. >> reporter: haisong jiang faced the media outside the police station. the last time he saw police, he ducked under a barrier and snuck under the barrier to walk his girlfriend into a gate. >> it makes you pause that it could happen at a major hub like newark. >> reporter: jiang will be arraigned on trespassing and faces a small fine. some are demanding a stiffer penalty. >> we want the federal government to have jurisdiction there and allow him to go to jail, if possible. >> reporter: there is new information that there could be a similar attempt in the future besides the christmas day attempted bombing. cbs news learned that close to 20 other young muslim men were being prepared in yemen to use the same technique to blow up planes. >> there are hundreds of these terrorists around the world that have gone through training camps in pakistan and yemen and other countries that want to an attack us in the united states. >> reporter: this family in finland will keep flying. >> we cannot live with the fear. we have to live our lives. >> reporter: he says, if

jiang is set to appear in newark municipal court next week. alex? >> so, michelle, what do the airlines and tsa and lawmakers, what are they doing to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> they're looking at all the issues, how the video is maintained and kept. we could see congressional hearings out of this. we're also hearing that travelers also need to keep watch as well. >> yeah. okay. always be vigilant. thank you very much, michelle. >>> and two more security incidents involving air travel to tell you about this morning. british police have arrested three people on board a passenger jet at london's heathrow airport for allegedly making verbal threats to staff. a police spokesman says all three were removed from the emirates plane yesterday before takeoff. british authorities searched the jet and said they didn't find anything dangerous. >>> an unruly passenger on board an airtran flight forced that pilot to make an unscheduled stop in colorado. the flight was on its way from atlanta to san francisco when it diverted to colorado springs becaus

. >> reporter: haisong jiang faced the glare of the media outside a newark police station. the last time he was at the airport, the 28-year-old doctoral student dodged security and snuck into the terminal to walk his girlfriend to a gate. a week late every, many passengers are nervous about the security breach. >> it does give you pause when you think that something hike that could happen at a major hub like new work where things should be at a higher level. >> reporter: jiang will an rained and faces a -- will be arraigned and faces a fine. some are demanding a stiffer penalty. >> we want to strengthen that law to make sure the federal government has jurisdiction and brings something that says you will go to jail if you break it. >> reporter: airports are still on heightened alert following the attempted bombing on christmas day. there is new information that there could be a similar attempt in the future. >> reporter: cbs news learned british intel expwreness learned what the terror suspect told investigators, that close to 20 other young muslim men were being prepared in

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authorities say surveillance cameras captured jiang ducking under a security rope at an unmanned postting with the woman said to be his girlfriend who was catching a flight. new jersey senator frank lautenberg pressed for the surveillance video to be released and says the arrest sends a message. >> there is a message that goes out there, don't try it. don't try it, because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> the video also shows a tsa agent apparently leaving his post. a union spokesman says he's been rated a model employee and they're reviewing reports he was called from his post to investigate a disturbance right before the breach. the worker is now on administrative leave and could face disciplinary charges. jiang may, though, only face a $500 fine and a possible 30 days in jail for the defiant trespassing charge. >> michelle, is anything being done to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen again? >> certainly on many levels. senator lautenberg says he'll address a few of the issues at upcoming congressional hearings and airport cameras were not working at first. it took

jiang was arrested yesterday in piscataway, new jersey.e in court next week. >>> the federal government says it will install 300 body scanners at u.s. airports this year. homeland security secretary janet napolitano says there are also plans to add more metal detectors, explosive detection technology, sniffer dogs and uniformed and undercover agents. joining us now to talk about these security breaches and most importantly a way forward in what needs to be done to keep us safe is cnn contributor tom fuentes, a former fbi assistant director. tom, good to see you. >> hi, randi. >> the six page summary that the president talked about this week found that the u.s. government had sufficient information before this christmas day plot to actually stop the plot. so what happened? >> well, thinki think it is clee proper people weren't notified and therefore he wasn't placed on the no fly list and therefore wasn't prevented from getting on the aircraft. that's one weakness with the intelligence system. the second weakness is that the safety of ameri

as for jiang, he's been charged with defiant trespassing and will reportedly face a $500 fine. alex. >> so other than trying to regulate hugs and kiss good-bye, is there anything being done to insure this won't happen again? >> senator lautenberg said he will address a few issues in upcoming congressional hearings. first of all, airport cameras weren't working. it took an hour before officials were able to get backup cameras from continental airlines which actually showed the breach which led to this investigation. then, of course, there are those concerns over the tsa posts and how to control that. so senator lautenberg is saying this is an important lesson but also and expensive one, not just in resources but in the time, as this resulted in mass chaos. as we saw, alex, the coverage of this, you saw the pictures, mass of people for hours. >> people will not forget this incident for a long time to come. thank you very much, lynn. good to see you as always. >>> two more security incidents involving air travel. british police have arrested three people on a passenger jet for mak

jiang said his friend made a mistake but meant no harm. >> he's my friend but he's a nice guy.eah, he did something, you know, inappropriate. but i'm not a lawyer, i can't say is that wrong or not, right. >> jiang was arrested yesterday in pass catway, new jersey and charged with defiant trespassing. he was trying to see his girlfriend off to los angeles. he may have ducked under the rope when the guard wasn't looking to say one final good-bye to her. >>> security scares in the terminal but in the air. not once but twice yesterday. unruly passengers forced unscheduled layover when's airline pilots decided to play it safe. friday's airtran flight 39 from atlanta to san francisco had to make a pit stop after a reportedly intoxicated man locked himself in the bathroom. two f-16s escorted the flight to colorado springs, where the fbi arrested mohammed abu tahir. he's liable to face charges for interfering with a flight career. same day, a man was accused of harassing a woman on the board. he was removed from the jet but not arrested. officials say the woman did not want to press ch

his girlfriend feel very -- upset. >> so jiang faces one count of defiant trespass and is due to appearnewark municipal court this week. >>> since the christmas day bombing attempt aboard northwest flight 253 we're hearing more about air travelers accused of behaving badly. two hawaiian airlines flights and an airtran flight have had unexpected turbulence. in one of the hawaiian airline incidents, the passenger who allegedly caused the flight's return to portland now faces felony charges of interference with a flight crew. 56-year-old joseph johnson faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted. now to the airtran incident. two f-16 fighter jets escorted the jet to the colorado springs airport in response to a passenger who allegedly refused to leave the restroom. >> and the guy is just going off on the stewardess, because she's telling him, had you too much to drink, and -- but he has no shoes and no shirt on. >> just pointing and yelling, and even when we went to land, he wouldn't sit down. he stood up in the back of the plane. >> on a more serious note overnight, br

don't try it because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> if convicted, jiang could spend up to 30 days in jail as well as pay a $500 fine. >>> and this latest incident is adding to the concerns about aviation security. this after the tsa ordered more full-body scanners to be deployed at airports across the country. along with president obama this week calling on homeland security and the energy department to develop better screening technology. joining me live now is clark kent irvin with the aspen institute and former inspector general at the department of homeland security. good morning again to you. >> good morning, alex. >> so, given these new parameters that the president called upon for janet napolitano and homeland security to put in place, do you think enough is being done right now in terms of aviation security? >> well, it's a step in the right direction, alex. certainly we need to redouble our efforts to deploy technology like whole-body imageers that can see through clothing and spot concealed guns and knives and explosives. had those machines been used on this susp

. >> well, alex, we're learning port authority police say haisong jiang is the person who slipped past security rope at newark liberty international. the 28-year-old is a rutgers university doctoral student from china. he was arrested late last night at his home in piscataway, new jersey, and charged with defiant trespassing, and then he was released. his roommates say jiang slipped beyond the checkpoint post to greet his girlfriend to say one final good-bye to his love before she caught her flight. the surveillance video shows the suspect lingering at the security checkpoint, first with a tsa agent present, then after the tsa agent leaves his post, the suspect ducks underneath the rope barricade and greets a woman and walks with her toward the gate. he now faces up to a $500 fine and is scheduled to appear in a newark court next week, alex. >> okay, michelle. we have new jersey senator frank lautenberg pushing for surveillance video to be publicly released. is he satisfied with the charge filed? >> he spoke out last night after the arrest. he said that he is not necessarily satisfied,

you're seeing video port authority police with haisong jiang, last night in piscataway. police say he caused an hours-long delay of the terminal, shutdown of that terminal, rescreening for thousands of passengers had to take place. he's been charged with defiant trespassing, was released from police custody early this morning. in the video you see him deep under and greet a woman. his roommate actually tells the press that he was just anxious to see his girlfriend, just give her a hug and a kiss, simple as that, but still got him arrested and he could be fined up to $500. >>> the 23-year-old nigerian accused of trying to blow up a flight to detroit made his first court appearance on friday. cnn's deborah feyerick has the latest on umar farouk abdulmutallab. >> reporter: abdulmutallab waking today in a small michigan jail cell. yesterday he was here at the federal court in detroit. he entered the courtroom very slowly surrounded by u.s. marshals. he was walking with some difficulty. the alleged suicide bomber had suffered second- and third-degree wounds self-inflicted aft