person seems to be at newark. pound newark they said now. bubble freeze says "i must say ed henry is coming home with a great souvenir from hawaii, a perfect suntan." iran alliance says "watching maz, rudi, and a couple others on cnn. thank you at don lemon for not just framing iran as a nuclear issue." you're quite welcome. it's a very important story. one of the biggest stories of our time. nba guns in locker rooms are ruining its reputation. more power to iran protesters. tsa should be person not country selective.

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it has been a week since the security scare at newark liberty airport. we have learned the man behind the breach has been released from custody and he is facing a minor fine. karen brown is reporting from new jersey with the latest. >> 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 ca

the city of newark did that.we're continuing to progress and a number of areas, like increasing affordable housing, creating hundreds of resources that have never been in the city before. there is a $40 million park expansion project that is amazing. there is crime stoppers and gun stoppers and other initiatives that have never been in the city before. i am honored to bring to you someone who has been a personal mentor to me and to challenges me all the time -- [laughter] in a great way, to strive and be the change i want to be. mayor cory booker. [no audio] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you. [applause] sit down. you are wasting time here. [laughter] i cannot believe this. we have short time. i want to get to questions from you. i want to speak quickly. i am excited that c-span is here so that insomniacs like me who were up at 4:00 a.m. in the morning will now have something that will really put them to sleep. [laughter] it is an honor to be here with people who probably have as much to off

i was inbound to newark. my flight came in from florida 1 1/2 ago.baggage claim, happily, able to report i was able to claim my luggage. so that is very, very good news for the people who are incoming to newark. however, for the people who are hoping to fly out of newark, this evening, there is not a lot of movement. at the security checkpoint, no one was moving through. there were only people coming out to go to baggage claim. so, what i can tell you is that i spoke with several people who were on their plane, or at least an hour, if not more, and were eventually told by the pilot who came on the intercom, made an announcement saying there had ben a security breach. everyone had to get off the plane and go through the screening process again. as you can imagine, you talked about this, don. this is a very busy tomb of year to travel. people are already frustrated, patience is wearing thin, and it is just utter mayhem really and confusion here at newark airport. not a lot of people know what is going on. they know that there is some sort of security b

. >>> also the man in newark was arrested last night. the 28-year-old from new jersey faces a trespassing charge and fine tube $500. that security breach shut down an entire terminal in newark airport, stranding thousands. here to talk with me about all this, michael sheen. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, we'll talk about the christmas bomb plot. according to one official, abdulmutallab talks his head off. administration officials says he stops answering questions after 30 hours but before he asks for a lawyer. the information we get from that, how trustworthy is it? is there a plea deal on the table here? >> i think they're not going to a plea deal quickly with this guy, they have a tape, have him caught in the act, he's in deep trouble. the answer to your question, no, you can't trust everything he said on his blathering but a well trained agent will be able to sorting through what he said and everything he said will be corroborated and followed up on. >> this week, the president talked about the need to address the unique cha

>> well, that's an error, that's a lapse in management by tsa at newark international airport. supposed to happen. and i'm sure that they're reviewing precisely why it did, how long a gap they had, and they'll take corrective actions. but i would expect to see a reprimand of tsa personnel. >> tom blank former head of tsa policy, now with wexler and walker, thank you very much, tom. >>> a new political ad is taking aim at the president and his handling of the christmas day terror attempt. it is paid for by the group keep america safe which counts liz cheney among its board member and reports to take an hour by hour look at the president's response to the bomb attempt in the style of the tv show "24." >> but what already is apparent is that there was a mix of human and systemic failures that contributed to this potential catastrophic breach of security. >> how long did it take you to realize the system failed? >> john decker is a washington correspondent for reuters. good morning, again. >> good morning again to you, alex. >> how damaging do you think an attack like this is? did

unrelated was a security breach last night in newark which for some held up air travel for six hours.ning 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 bomber with al qaeda in yemen. >> there is an advantage in talking to us in terms of plea agreements. >> reporter: critics say the case doesn't

. >>> one week after a security scare at newark liberty airport, the man behind that breach has been released from custody. tonight, he's only facing a minor fine, triggering outrage. karen brown reports for wjz from new jersey with the latest. >> 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 i

lucy yang, abc news, at newark airport. >>> the federal aviation administration says it's stepping up its investigation of american airlines. it follows three botched landings by the carrier over an 11-day period. that includes the accident in kingston, jamaica, where the jet overshot the runway during a rainstorm. investigators want to know why airplane wing tips hit the ground during recent landings in austin and charlotte. >>> a man suspected of killing four family members over the thanksgiving holiday is now in custody. the five-month manhunt ended thanks to a motel manager who was watching "america's most wanted." stephanie sy reports. >> reporter: after more than a month on the lam, paul her ring was arrested saturday night. the 35-year-old is accused of gunning down his twin cities, elderly aunt, and cousin's 6-year-old daughter on thanksgiving. >> i'm really happy that, you know, the monster's in a cane. >> reporter: after months of plastering florida neighborhoods with wanted posters, it was a few seconds on tv that led to the arrest. the owners of the motel saw his picture f

. >>> one week after a security scare at newark liberty

. >> reporter: he faced the glare of the media outside a newark police station. the last time he was at the airport, a major terminal was shut down six hours after the 28-year-old doctoral student ducked under a barrier and snuck under the terminal to walk his girlfriend to a gate. a week later, frequent fliers are still nervous about the security breach. >> it does give you because, when you think that that could happen at a major hub like newark, where things should be at a higher level. >> reporter: he will be arraigned on a charge of defiant trust passing and faces a small fine. some are demanding stiffer penalties. >> we're going to see if we can strengthen that law to make sure the federal government has jurisdiction there and can bring something that says you're going to go to jail if you break it. >> reporter: airports across the country are on heightened alert following the attempted bombing of an airliner on christmas day. there is new information that there could be a similar attempt in the future. cbs news learned british intelligence confirmed what t

. >>> and an arrest in last weekend's security breach at newark airport. it turns out this is just the tip of the iceberg in security lapses at u.s. airports. 20 minutes later, she'll bring one into the world in seattle. later today, she'll help an accident victim in kansas. how can one nurse be in all these places? through the nurses she taught in this place. johnson & johnson knows, behind every nurse who touches a life... there's a nurse educator... who first touched them. ♪ you're a nurse ♪ you make a difference ( laughs, click ) when you hear a click, ( clicking ) you know it's closed and secure. that's why hefty food bags click closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! so you know you've helped lock in freshness and lock out air... to help prevent freezer burn. be sure it's secure with hefty food bags. just one click and you know it's closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! ( click, click, click ) >>> new video from the taliban in pakistan confirms it was behind last month's suicide attack in afghanistan that killed seven cia officers. it shows jordanian doctor humam abu al

. >>> people were finally boarding planes, they are finally boarding planes at newark liberty international airport after a security breach that shut down travel there for several hours. a man walked through a checkpoint exit into the secure side of a terminal last night and disappeared into the crowd. officers had to immediately stop screening and look through surveillance tape to identify the man. . flights were grounded. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. the entire terminal was searched. nothing dangerous was found nor the fan found or identified.

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

. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arrested the man who touched off the newark airport security scare. the 28-year-old was taken into custody last night from his home in poe scatway. authorities say he ducked under a plane rope to walk his girlfriend to his plane. the terminal was shut down. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened and thousands more were trapped on arriving gates because none of the gates at the terminals were offer. last night jiang was charged with defiant tress. he was released last night. new jersey senator lautenberg said jiang's release says a message. >> there's a message out there that says don't dry 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 slip aped away. and as thousands of passengers were tied up for hours, officials said 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

the man who police say caused the newark airport to be shut down in the middle of holiday travel has been arrested and his friends are talking. a chilling message beyond the grave. the man believed to have killed seven cia agents in a suicide bombing vows revenge on a new video surfacing on the internet and massachusetts is among the bluest of the blue states, but is there actually a chance that a republican might win a seat once held by ted kennedy? new polls show a much tighter race than anyone expected. i'm brian wilson, i'll ab the news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. it's a frightening message from the grave. a short time ago a videotape surfaced of the suicide bomber who killed seven cia employees in afghanistan. in it he calls for militants to attack u.s. targets. this is what we are up against. caroline shively joins us from washington with details. hello, caroline. >> hello do you, brian. revenge in a just released videotape released the jordanian says that's why he killed operatives in afghanistan because they killed a pakistani taliban leader

that move delayed 16,000 passengers at newark and had a ripple effect worldwide. new jersey senator frank says the potential punishment, a $500 fine but no jail time is too weak and jung should be deported. >> if he is here on a student visa i would say we can tell him to pack his bags and go home promptly we should do it. >> the government spent ate hundred million dollars on passenger screening equipment for the nation's 450 airports, and the tsa now employs 49,000 security officers for 2000 checkpoints. critics say the screeners need more training. >> you can deploy all of the sophisticated and expensive technology in the world in our defenses can be defeated by something as simple as a screener being in attentive to the job and a passenger being in repid, that the exactly what happened here. >> the guard who left his post here at the airport, reuben hernandez is us is expensed without pay his representative says he has been a model employee. as for jung he will be in court next week. jeff. >> glor: all right, manuel, gallegos, thank you very much a controversi

. >> the man who allegedly caused the shutdown at the terminal of newark's busy airport was arrested last night. why he did it and what charges he'll face. >>> the big freeze may have brought activities to a grinding halt. farmers have to face the bone-chilling cold to make sure the livestock survives. >>> the university of alabama worked all year to win the bcs championship game. today the school will share the froef fi with the fans in an unusual face where the sign that says roll tide may get mixed in with the ones that say roll back. >>> this is hln on a very cold saturday morning. first we start in new jersey where authorities have aur rested a man for allegedly causing the shuttal of a terminal at newark's airport. authorities say he ducked under a security rope on sunday so he could walk his girlfriend to her plane. last night he was charged with defiant trespass and released. he is expected to appear in court next week. new jersey senator frank lautenberg says his arrest sends a clear message. >> we're pleased that there's a message out there that says don't try it. don't try

live our lives. >> reporter: he says if not, then the terrorists have won. >> karen brown, cbs news, newark, new jersey. >> friends of the suspect say he's a good person and meant no harm at the airport. >>> here in maryland, police are trying to track down a man potion as a fire inspector. police are warning business owners, the man pretended to be a fire official in order to get inside then steal property. police say the man has already gained full access to at least six businesses in the area, carrying a flashlight and a belt pouch to look convincing. if someone claims to be any official and wants access to your home or business, remember to ask for a badge. >>> governor martin o'malley is calling for tougher sex laws against child sex offenders. the recent abduction and murder of a little girl on the eastern shore has lawmakers asking how it could have been prevented. susan collins explains, the general assembly begins this week. the issue is high on the agenda. >> the man charged in the sara foxwell case had already been convicted of sexually abusing two other girls. now that lawmakers

that's the reason for the delays at newark and laguardia and up into portions of boston. temperatures around here in the mid 20s right now with wind chills in the single digits and low teens and it will stay very cold around here for at least the next 12 to 24 hours. a detailed check of your seven day coming up. >>> a sad discovery in rock creek late this morning. a driver on the parkway, noticed a car tire sticking out of the frozen creek. rescuers who tried to get to the driver were hampered by the frigid, icy waters. derrick ward is live in northwest d.c. for more on that story. >> reporter: craig, we're on 23rd street. if you look behind me you see traffic on rock creek parkway. that's south of the ramp from p street. on this side of the park subway rock creek and that's where they found the car. the police identified the occupant of the car but want to know the time of the crash and the circumstances of the crash. >> rock creek runs fast and deceptively deep here, deep enough to submerge a car and police say that's what made it difficult to locate the crashed vehicle

. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arrested the man who touched off the newark airport security scare. he was taken into custody from his home last night. authorities say he ducked under a security rope on sunday to walk his girlfriend to her plane. when it was reported to security, the terminal was shut down. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened and thousands more trapped on arriving planes. last night jiang was charged with defiant trespass and released. new jersey senator frank lautenberg says his arrest sends a clear message. >> we're pleased that there is a message that goes out there saying don't try it. don't try it. because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> at the time, jiang allegedly slipped through security, the tsa screener who was supposed to be monitoring the checkpoint had stepped away. and while thousands of passengers, as we said, were tied up for hours, security officials say jiang left the airport just 20 minutes after the incident. >>> the christmas bombing suspect has pleaded not guilty to all charges. abdulmutallab appeared

. >> some international flights from the countries of interest land here at newark liberty airport.ost of the passengers we spoke too welcome new rules to increase safety. >> i don't think it is the ideal solution but i think it is something that needs to happen if people are going to feel safe traveling. >> security lines seem to be moving normally this morning, but it was a very different scene here last night. man slipped past security, entering a gate area through an exit. the security grounded flights for six hours and thousands of passengers had to be rescreened. >> we were on the plane ready to leave the gateway, and they told everybody you have to deplane and take everything with you. >> and travelers can expect more security changes. president obama meets tomorrow with top security advisers to discuss what else can be done to keep the skies safe. janet choi,s which news, newark, new jersey. >>> you can learn more about the increased security measures by going to our web site and you can read the press release from tsa on the front page of www.wusa9.com. >>> still to come, r

authorities finally catching up with the man who triggered that newark liberty airport security crisis. what does love have to do with it? >>> plus, it's the call of the wire. a new study on how your cell phone might save you from a devastating disease. >>> and the battle of the bulge. the pricey new years approach to watching your weight. good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt. we have all that to show you, plus a jobs outlook. 11:00 a.m. eastern on "msnbc saturday." >>> first, though, new information on just how cold it is across the country and where it's the coldest. record-low temperatures were set in five states overnight, including minus 31 degrees in aberdeen, south dakota. snow and ice a dangerous combination here for the drivers in atlanta. the drivers losing control on one of the many slick streets that are coated in black ice there. there's been over two dozen car crashes reported just this place alone. look at that. let's get the latest now from nbc's ron mott. yep, it's still cold there, though the sun's out. is that helping things any? >> reporter: it is helping tremendou

newark airport locked down for hours after an unknown man slipped past the screening check point. >> as you can see, absolute chaos. >>> and touching the sky. dwarfing the competition, the world's tallest building open for business. this is the cbs morning news for for business. this is the cbs morning news for monday, january 4th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm michelle gielan. this morning the obama administration is instituting new security measures for all passengers flying in to the united states. and passengers from 14 nations will be subject to particularly intense screenings. tara mergener is this washington with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, these international travelers will be facing new scrutiny now. the tsa calls it a major step forward. starting came, all travelers who want to get into the u.s. will have to play by tough new security rules. but people flying from nations considered to be sponsors of terrorism or other countries of interest will see the biggest changes. mandatory full body pat-down

the type of thing that happened over detroit and the nonsense in newark doesn't happen every week.'s an example of government excess and dropping the ball, isn't it? >> well, it also hasn't been a great year for the private sector either. partly because the private sector often entwines itself with government. and in airports, you know, part of the problem, one of the reasons why more people fly now than they did 30 years ago is because airline ticket prices were deregulated. but the second half of deregulation never happened in the united states. it has happened in europe. but the airport should have been privatized long ago. and they're not. they are still government entities. the air traffic system is still a government entity and they are lagging behind where the deregulated part of the system goes. sure -- >> harry -- thank you. harry, you're in los angeles. if you had to come to new york, you'd probably fly. would you feel safer the city or the county of los angeles operated that airport? or if the airlines that have invested billions in their assets operated that airport and

. >>> you couldn't get in and out of newark airport for most of sunday. we'll have more on this story in a couple of minutes. >> passengers couldn't get off the planes because of a security breakdown that happened. abc2 news sherrie johnson is here to explain how there's going to be tighter security today. >> reporter: that's right. the tsa says there will be random screenings of passengers coming to the u.s. plus an increase in what is known as threat-based screening of passengers who act suspiciously. it's part of the extra security measures for passengers trying to fly to the u.s. from other countries. today passengers flying into the u.s. from nigeria, yemen and other countries of interest will have enhanced screening techniques including body scans and patdowns. other passengers from abroad can expect extra scrutiny on a random basis. experts say the christmas day security episode in michigan should have never happened. >> the biggest hole is that people get on board airplanes who should not get on an airplane without going through secondary screenin

newark international airport getting the high-tech machines to keep the passengers bent on destructionm ever boarding the plane. chris t we have more. >> the revealing body scanners are the hot topic at liberty. travelers may have to walk through them to catch a flight out of the airport. >> it would make me uncomfortable but it's worth it honestly. >> most travelers we spoke with are willing to put modesty aside for safety sake. >> i have no problem with that. it's for your own safety. whatever makes it safe to fly. >> newark liberty international airport is expected to receive full body scanners sometime this year. many say the high-tech machines could have prevented umar farouk abdulmutallab from boarding the plane he tried to blow up in detroit. the x-ray machine show what is underneath your clothing but some like the german tourist thinks it needs too little imagination. >> no, i don't want to be caught -- >> no. >> there are other ways to do it? >> this man would welcome the machine and is angry about the attempted bombing. >> with all the precaution and the steps we're taking, w

so, you have what happened in newark yesterday. multiply that by what happened on christmas day, needless to say things are going to change when you fly. >> sherrie johnson is live to tell us what it is going to be like to leave town today. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. government has issued new security rules for all airlines that fly into this country. immediately after the christmas day bomb attempt. the government ordered patdowns and extra luggage checks for all passengers on international flights to the u.s. today new measures narrow that down to those who may pose the biggest threat. passengers with passports from or who have traveled through countries that sponsor terrorism will have extra screening. many other passengers from aboard other airlines can also expect extra scrutiny on a random basis. the goal is to keep terrorists off a plane. >> you may see different threshold for what makes you a select or a no-fly. right now those are very limited. i suspect they will probably broaden those definitions. >> reporter: t

police in newark, new jersey arrested a man who ducked under the ropes.reds of passengers rescreened. a grat witt student of rutgers charged with defiant trespass. his roommate says he didn't mean harm, just excited to greet his girlfriend. >>> and in connection way new york city terror plot, set to appear in a brooklyn courtroom this hour. cab driver zarein ahmedzay pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents. a bosnian immigrant adis ma jung nin is also scheduled to go before the court today. they were accused of planning to detonate a bomb last zpt 11th. >>> and a deadly arctic blast gripping much of the country is blamed for at least nine deaths including a tennessee man with alzheimer's who wandered out of his home in his bathrobe. overnight temperatures in nashville plunged as low as 12 degrees. >>> and if you have to travel in this harsh weather, here's one more thing to worry about. taking your shoes off at the airport might be a good security idea, but it might not be so good for your feet. we have tips on protecting your feet when you are on the g

today things appear to be back up and running as usual in newark. >>> in glen burnie six people were hurt in an apartment fire. when fire crews got to the willow apartments they found heavy smoke coming from the building. firefighters say the flames seemed to have been started by a pot left on the stove. and the three children were hospitalized including a 2-year-old who suffered what appeared to be life-threatening injuries. a 19-year-old was also seriously hurt. >>> off to perry hall, and a fire that broke out at a home at kendrick court. this happened around 11:30 yesterday morning. neighbors tell us a mother and two young children had just left to buy paint for their home. high winds fueled the fire and it spread to an adjacent home melting the siding. no word yet on what caused it here this morning. >>> forget the missed kicks, dropped passes, penalties, whatever they did from july to yesterday worked because for the sixth time now in ravens history we're going to the playoffs. and abc2 news linda so is live with fans who are in a playoff state of mind. good morning, linda. >> r

. >>> plus, the man whose actions caused thousands of passengers to be stranded at newark airport for hours gets arrested and then released. >>> 85,000 jobs lost in december. what does it mean for the president's approval rating? we'll have more ahead on that. >>> and tv goes to a whole new level, but do you really want to wear those glasses at home? a good morning, everyone. i'm alex witt. we have all those stories and much more ahead here on "msnbc saturday," including how scrap aluminum cans may provide the key to a couple's wedding day bliss. we're going to explain that for you. >>> but first, we begin with this week's record-breaking low temperatures. cold weather certainly not uncommon during winter, but extreme temperatures are being recorded from the plains to the south, including single digits for parts of alabama and tennessee. snow and ice were a dangerous combination there in atlanta. yeah, we just can't get enough of this video. look at that. yep, impact. there will be another one coming along in just a moment, and it's right there. can you imagine traveling on a sheet of

my name is paula wade bradley and i am the founder of newark legacy charter school. it is a school to open in august of 2010. it is a very exciting thing for me and if they listen to your story and we does bug one of the things that's so important for me is that it spoke to me certainly is a woman, the person who's in the world and his experience to struggle, but as an educator it really spoke to me as well because i thought students who cannot read. and it's certainly a humbling experience. and so i was wondering if you mention all of the can stitch whimsies that someone can get from this book. and when i think about your teachers, you know, and certainly they're not to blame necessarily because there were struggles and to come along way in education and so on. but if you could say something to educators who perhaps are in different places, sometimes frustrated, sometimes frankly just throwing their hands up. what would that message be to someone who may have a child like you with incredible potential, but they just haven't gotten to the place where they've tapped i

police think they found the man in newark who triggered the six-hour security problem. >>> two men are under arrest in connection with a new york terror plot. one of them is a new york city tab drooifr. he was arraigned yesterday. the other is a bosnian immigrant. susan candiotti is live from new york. >> reporter: hello, fredricka. through his attorney and from his own father, both say that the man who is accused of an act of conspiracy and terrorist actor is not guilty. the government says otherwise. today, a grand jury, it was announced, charged two counts, two charges of acts against the country. involving a man by the name of adis medunjanin, charged with conspiracy to commit murder outside the united states as well as getting military training from al qaeda. he has pleaded not guilty to both of the charges. the government indictment alleges that this alleged murder conspiracy happened between august and october of 2008. that, specifically, he got on a plane and traveled in newark international airport to cutter and then to pakistan during that period of time, specifically at the

told to vacate the area and to move upstairs. >> flights were grounded for hours at new jersey's newarkairport after a man passed security by entering through a exit. thousands of passen gears had to be rescreened. >> they announced we had to go through security, so he went back to the gate and then we ended up here. >> his flight a six -- despite a six hour lock down, travelers were tired but most didn't mind. that's the attitude airport officials hope more people will have as they continue to try to keep travelers safe. in washington, wjz eyewitness news. >>> the u.s. embassy in yemen is shut down this morning they're concerns it can be prone to an attack. official versus also closed down their embassy there. >>> two football players are injured in st. louis after trying to catch a football shoe. it is caught on video. he tossed the shoe, a common tradition after the game there. two people fell out trying to reach and catch it. the rams say neither fan was seriously hurt. he only fell about six or eight feet. the ravens another show down this coming sunday. mark viviano has more this

dave browdy reports. >> reporter: he walked out of newark airport charged with a crime. last time he was here, the 28-year-old doctoral student shot down terminal c when he alledgedly spotted the i've who told him to move back leave his post. then without going through screening, ducked under a barrier and walked his girlfriend to her gate. his roommate called the arrest a surprise. >> i don't think that it's a big deal for him, so -- he would never mention that to us. >> reporter: it was very much a big deal to thousands of travelers delayed for hours when the terminal was shut down due to the security breach. it was also a big deal when it turned out the tsa guard had left his post unattended and the agency security cameras weren't working. now new jersey senator is focusing on the suspect. >> this has to be seen as the equivalent of a terrible crime. >> reporter: the alleged crime defiant trespass carry as maximum sentence of a $1,000 fine and six months in jail. dave browdy, cbs news, this morning. >> the suspect in the attempted bombing of flight 253 was arraigned o

. >>> passengers at newark labority airport are being allowed to board their flights again after a security breach grounded planes for some six hours last night. travelers at the new jersey airport had tobe re-screened after a still unidentified man was seen walki through a screeni checkpoint exit into the secure side soast terminal. > a florida man suspected o murdering his family on thanksgiving day is now in police custy, all thanks to the television show "measuring's mostwaed." motel owners in the florida keys say they recognized the suspect after seeing a preview for the program late saturday and quickly contacted authorities. >>> the secret service says it's investigating an 6th any of president obama found hanging from a building in plains, georgia, the hometown of former president jimmy carter. the secret service has confirmed the agency is investigating. >>> ofcials are monitoring a volcano on the indian ocean island of reunion that erupted sunday with little warning. it was evacuated minutes before the volcano began spewing lava. another volcano in eaern congo is rising concerns.

newark airport security cameras were broken, had been for days. remember this is one of the airports the 9/11 hijackers left from. we'll have details. and the terror in the skies above detroit could have been averted. president obama calling out the nation's intelligence community calling out accountability. is he really? no one has lost their jobs. no one has stepped down. we're naming names and keeping them honest. >>> and our new series what's next kicks off. a big 360 interview with one of the greatest of our time. find out what they say and how your life is going to be different ten years from now. all that at the top of the hour. >> 10:00 eastern. 7:00 pacific. back to the dilemma of joan rivers. your passport reads joan rosenberg aka joan rivers. what name was on the ticket? >> the ticket was rosenberg but they had mixed it up and i didn't see it. they put a man's name on it. joseph. so i went through five -- i think four or five security points where they looked at my passport and didn't notice that it wasn't even my name. so they -- >> la

a security scare triggered a lot down in newark international airport tonight. clots rounded and thousands of passengers had to be -- with our live at dulles international is new details on changes for airline passengers. baxter continues to be a heightened awareness of security. if you are coming to dullest amar to fly out, you probably will not notice any of these new tsa rules -- if you are coming to dulles airport to fly out. for this live from heathrow, it was impossible to miss the stepped up security in place after thefailed christmas day attack. >> they patted me down and literally did a full body -- and i had never seen anything like that before. >> starting at midnight, the transportation security administration has ordered enhanced procedures for all flights coming in to the united states. every single passenger of from 14 terrorism prone countries will be subject to additional screening, including being patted down and having their carry-on items searched. while the full list of countries was not released, political -- "politico reports several that

. >>> authorities have found a man wanted in connection with the security breach at newark airport. he admitted he was the person seen in the security video walking past a checkpoint. the terminal was cleared, thousands of passengers were screened again, and flights were delayed. >> i never imagined he would do that. >> is facing charges of defiant trespassing and a $500 fine. he will not face federal charges. the transportation security administration has been criticized because the cameras at the checkpoint or not working at the time. >>> economic experts are giving the stimulus bill and mixed grade. the state would raise health- care spending slightly and provide coverage to an additional 34 million americans, but over time, cost cutting measures and the legislation could reduce annual increases in health-care premiums. >>> paying to part in the district will cost more. richard reeve is live on the national mall with more on not what driverseed to know. richard? >> pam, feeding the meter, something we all have to do. there are 30,000 meters across the district, and it will cost m

. >>> there was a security scare at newark international. terminal c went on lockdown around 5:30 yesterday afternoon and did not reopen until 11:45 last night after a man walked down an exit lane. authorities cleared the terminal while they looked at surveillance video but didn't find the man. >>> also new this morning, here in our area, a fire sends a number of people scrambling for safety. the flames started to spread at the king square apartments in landover just before 4:00 this morning. fire crews had to rescue six people. one woman ended up in th hospital. nobody else was hurt. >>> also in the district, police have made an arrest in the city's first murder of the year. that happened at an apartment complex on mississippi avenue in southeast on saturday night. police found zachary funke stabbed in the chest. he later died at the hospital. 44-year-old terrance brooks was arrested and charged. d.c. recorded its lowest murder rate in 45 years in 2009. >>> police are trying to figure out how a car ended up in crock creek park trapping the

newark international airport, terminal c, closed. after a man walked through the wrong side of the checkpoint without being screened. a spokesman for the tsa says police are looking for the man and reviewing video from airport security cameras. we want few go to our correspondent in the middle of it all. what do you know? >> there is utter confusion. i got off the flight from fort lauderdale at terminal c, continental hub where this happened. huge crowd trying to get back so they can be rescreened through security. i talked to several people on flights for more than an hour. at one point the pilot got on the intercom made an announcement saying there has been a security breach. everybody has got to get off the plane. including this one couple i spoke to from staten island headed to mexico when i asked them "what now?" they said we are headed for a three month vacation, couple hours won't make much of a difference. you can imagine, a busy travel time. >> i can see it there. and the pictures you took with people waiting, waiting to get

. >>> making headlines, things are back to normal at newark airport in new jersey following a security scare. terminal c, which is home to continental airlines, went on lockdown last night of a man managed to walk past security. the airport cleared the terminal and all passengers were rescreened before being let on their flights. autrities looked at surveillance tape to try to identify the man but no one was found. >>> passenge on flights headed into the united states from abroad face tougher security screening and people from 14 countries will undergo pull body patdowns and also be asked to walk through full body scanners. the goal is to keep potential terrorists off planes. the failed bombing plot he on christmas day sparked the changes. >>> a person passing by around 11:00 sunday morning spotted a car upside down in a creek just south of the p street overpass. rescue crews chiped away at the ice and found2 #-year-old joshua coleman inside. it was too late. -- 22-year-old joshua coleman inside. it was too late. fire officials are not sure how long he had been there. >>> the expected

airline on christmas day and another security breach grounded flights at new jersey's newark airport for six hours. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened after a man slipped past security by enterreg through an exit lane. the tsa says security video revealed he left through another exit about 20 minutes later. don. >> thank you very much. >>> tsa studies video of the breach to figure out the man's eye didn'tity and what he was trying to do. >>> we are -- identity and what he was trying to do. >>> police are investigating ball mere city first homicide of 2010. an unidentified man was found shot to death in the 2300 block of ocala avenue near drewit hill park. witness reported seeing two men run from the scene. but so far police have not named any suspects nor a motive. >>> a johns hopkins university graduate dies after the car plunges into a frozen creek near washington, d.c. a jogger called police after spotting a tire sticking out of rock creek. police say 22-year-old joshua coleman was trapped inside the car. he graduated from johns hopkins last year and investigators are no

you're gng to see that at newark. saw it yesterday. you're gng to see it at de los and j.f.k.. >> woouff: it's not just international ights coming into the u.s.? >> it's prarily internatiol flights but because of the need f the tsa to assert itself and reassure theublic you will see increa of body scans and so at domeic flights at u.s. airports >> woouff: david field, what frame of mind should travele be in this new set of rcumstances? >> bear your cross proudly. it will beore hassle. you're going to have mortime voted to getting through the airport and getting upo the airplane, particularly for inteational flights and particularly for fghts leavinthe u.s. even though they are not on the list let's say you're going to london to take in couple shows and do se shopping, yore going to have to spend four and five urs at the airport raer than the three or four that you snd now. certaiy for the first couple of months. >> woodruff: and from the pele you're talking to, what are the inions out there abt how much more safer they thk air travel w