facial recti if somebody comes in and applies as jane doe in one place and then tries to apply as sarah smith and another, those applicants-- >> let's take that implication and put it on the frontline at the airport. >> we share our material with our colleagues, and so we are doing that as part of the application process and then we share the information. >> i am going to have to go back and vote now but one thing that want to put in your mindedly can talk about that later mr. chairman but it is this idea if we could potentially save some resources in the long term with the scanners, i am someone who gets stopped every time because of my hip replacement and me and a number of 80 wrote are standing they are getting our knees and hips changed-- check. is there an idea we could go faster to this process a few use the whole body scanner? >> each technology is different, and the goal is to try to get as fast as possible. >> i am not going to get you to comment on the details. it is just a thought because it takes a long time. my constituents love seeing it happen so i will miss that. >> i understa

capacity so that if somebody comes in and applies as jane doe in one place and then tries to apply as sarah smith and another, those applicants-- >> let's take that implication and put it on the frontline at the airport. >> we share our material with our colleagues, and so we are doing that as part of the application process and then we share the information. >> i am going to have to go back and vote now but one thing that want to put in your mindedly can talk about that later mr. chairman but it is this idea if we could potentially save some resources in the long term with the scanners, i am someone who gets stopped every time because of my hip replacement and me and a number of 80 wrote are standing they are getting our knees and hips changed-- check. is there an idea we could go faster to this process a few use the whole body scanner? >> each technology is different, and the goal is to try to get as fast as possible. >> i am not going to get you to comment on the details. it is just a thought because it takes a long time. my constituents love seeing it happen so i will miss that. >> i understa

have a pair of reports on the situation today, from "independent television news," beginning with sarah smith. a warning-- some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: flames are consuming what's left of the church of the perpetual. what wasn't destroyed by the earthquake and aftershocks will be taken by arson. ( crying ) the violent aftershock at dawn terrified people who were already traumatized. it felt like another large quake. >> it was like the first one. >> reporter: and that must make people very afraid. >> yes, they was, they was very afraid. my mom cried, because she think it will be the same thing like the first time, very afraid. >> reporter: thousands of people are living on the streets because they have to, they have no where else to go. but others chose to sleep out here. some of the houses are still standing, so why are people still sleeping in the streets? >> so, they fear. they are very scared now. every time there is the shaking, they are very, very, very scared. >> reporter: most people say they have no idea where to find the aid that is now getting to parts of the city

first, sarah smith. a warning-- some of the scenes may be disturbing. >> reporter: waiting outside the main hospital, injured people can only hope for treatment. everyone here has suffered some sort of ordeal, especially roberto rossi. after three terrifying days and nights trapped under a wall in her own home, roberta was finally dragged out of there today. she says she had been screaming for help, but no one could hear her. only when a bulldozer arrived this morning did they spot her pushing a stick out of the wreckage. neighbors dug her out, shocked, but relatively unhurt. like so many others, though, she now has nowhere to go. it seems as though most of the people who live in port-au- prince are now forced to live out on the street. and just about every public space and even patches of waste ground, these makeshift shelters have appeared and people are surviving on only what they could grab from their collapsing homes. so, food, water and all kinds of supplies are running out quickly, and if they don