. >> it also includes the shoes of richard reed who tried to destroy a jet liner in 2001. it will be on permanent display. on sunday, ktvu news will have live reports from new york, washington d.c. and pennsylvania and we'll examine the many changes we've seen since the attacks. our live broadcast is at 6:00 p.m. on september 11th. >> burning is underway in the nevada desert. it was set on fire and streamed on the internet by organizers. a record crowd of more than 53,000 people have gathered 120 miles northeast of reno this year. burners have also erected giant art installations and shelters. they have to bring in all their own food and water for the entire labor day weekend event. >> here comes lee. the tropical storm is baring down on louisiana. the slow pace could cause serious problem. >> also a grass fire generates a huge response from firefighters. what they did to protect the homes. >>> an affair unlike any other took place today right in front of oakland city hall. 10 clock news continues in 90 seconds free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step for

pistole had some interesting historical data saying that since the shoe thing started after the richard reedmpted shoe bombing in 2001, the tsa has scanned 6 billion people, and not a single shoe bomb has been found and european countries have the same analysis and it is partly the analysis of the threat, and the improvement in security, but they say that the changes will come relatively soon, but that it is a long time before the restrictions are lifted on liquids. it is simply technologically very difficult to analyze liquids in any kind of a quick way to find out whether or not they are dangerous. so that's something that won't change, and both emphasized this increased reliance on what they called the trusted traveler program. frankly, that won't be for most travelers, but frequent fliers who register with the government agree to pay a fee and pay an extensive background check will go through the fast lane like fewer items at the grocery store and they won't have to divest themselves of so many things. >> many people would be happy with the liquids, but keep on the shoes. even with flip-

who disabled richard reed. it was the public. who disabilitied abdu hewal will be? public awareness is a different situation. it didn't exist on 9/11. certainly that's a good thing. from our opponent, we'll hear from al qaeda has a diabolically clever idea to bankrupt the economy. we are large. al qaeda is not economist. we are spending 1.5% of gdp and 4.5 on the entire national security. just for reference, we spend 9% in 1968 during the vietnam, during world war ii, we spent 47%. they would aware it's benefiting lots of people. it's not a coincidence that five out of ten of the richest counties surround washington, d.c. bankrupting us has helped us. [laughter] >> sure, al qaeda says we have the great idea. we're going to bankrupt you. this is our clever plan. you don't buy the propaganda of the enemy. do you remember the east coast blackout. they said we are responsible. that wasn't true. the idea that the economic problems are caused by al qaeda, it's crazy. subprime mortgage, tax cuts at a time of war, entitlement programs, you know what the real problems are. t