tom tom sawyer says there was nothing funny about hit pat-down. it spilled his urine bag. he had to travel 18 urine-soaked shirt and pants. >> i was mortified. i'm standing in front of them with my underwear and had to ask to pull it up. >> reporter: president obama said he asked officials to examine the security measures. >> what i said to the. the s.a. is refine and measure what we're doing is the only way to assure the american people's safety. >> reporter: many americans support full body scanners to protect them. >> i'd rather have a body scanner. >> reporter: a growing group are demanding the tsa change its ways, provide a more dignified way to fly safely. well, it's clear officials are feeling the heat from all levels from travelers. the question is if they will change these security procedures or modify them soon. maggie. >> don teague in dallas, thank you. we'll find that out now because joining us now from washington is tsa administrator john pistole. good morning. >> good morning, maggie. >> virtually every newspaper in the country quotes you saying you wouldn't change these and then backtracking saying this is an evolving process. so many are traveling. i want them to know what to expect. could you be as clear as possible. will you change the secure security procedures before the holiday? >> well, maggie, of course we're always evaluating and trying to assess what is the best possible way of conducting our security operations to ensure the safety and security of the traveling public. we know over the weekend that al qaeda issued new information that went into detail how they constructed the cargo bombs out of yemen. also very aware of all of the concerns raised by the american people, members of congress reflecting their constituent views, and those of the general traveling public who are concerned about what does this mean? so what i'm doing is working with security experts, both within tsa and the inspector general's office who did covert testing that found we were not thorough enough over the last several years to say are there other possible ways of doing screening that would also give some high level of confidence that everybody on every flight has been thoroughly screened. >> in the meantime you will continue with these pat-downs that some have called humiliating, violating, and demeaning? at the moment that is the plan? >> let me say first, maggie, that few people receive these pat-downs. they either alert through a walk-through metal detector or opt out of the advanced imaging technology. >> some who have don't like them and i don't know if you heard the story of this man who said that it was so aggressive his urine bag spilled. so my question is, why should anyone have to sacrifice dignity for safety? >> what it comes down to is that balance we've been talking about. and obviously great concern over anybody who has felt like they have not been treated properly or have had something embarrassing like that happen. the bottom line is how can we make sure we don't have an abdul ma ta la who opts out and does not get a thorough pat-down, has a non-metallic bomb on him that can cause catastrophic harm, kill hundreds of people in the air and perhaps on the ground. so that's that balance and between the security and the privacy. how do we work that. >> i'm sure you're aware of the internet movement calling for travelers as a way to protest your policies to opt out of full body scanners on wednesday and opt instead for the pat-downs. what would you like to say to people considering doing this? >> well, what i would hope that they would consider is the vast majority of people want to get home for the holiday, spend time with their loved ones. i would hate for those people who, again, over 80% of the people say we should use the advanced imaging technology, i saw another study, 78% said yes, we should enhanced screening. the vast majority of people including the 99% who do not opt out of ait through our experience, those people want to get home to spend time with family and loved ones. so, i just feel bad for those people who might be delayed because of the lines caused by people who want to protest. >> john pistole, thank you very much, sir, for your time. >> thank you, maggie. >> thanks. despite intense international pressure, north korea is ramping up its nuclear program. the rogue country has built a secret new uranium enrichment facility and cbs news national security correspondent david martin has more this morning from the pentagon. good morning, david. >> good morning. >> let us talk about this report first released in "the new york times" over the weekend. a scientist, a well known american scientist who has made visits before, goes to north korea and what does he see? >> he sees something he called stunning and astonishing, which is a fully up and apparently running uranium enrichment plant he said looked as modern as anything you would see in the united states. and they somehow did this while under economic sanctions. and of course one of the big mystery here is how they got the technology. >> let's, before we get to who might be helping them, let's talk a little about the united states envoy said this morning that this is not a crisis. however, the kinds of uranium and the sophistication of the technology there, while north koreans claim it's to use electricity, could very well be used for other purposes, could it not? >> it could. and when it comes to north korea, nobody puts much stock in the best case analysis that this would be used for electricity. the fear here is that while they are showing off this one plant, there's another secret plant someplace else in north korea we don't know about, that is already turning out bomb grade uranium. >> and all of this happening under sanctions. does it seem that somebody must be helping them in some way? and of the other part is the fear is that if they are making this uranium and it ends up weapons grade, north korea would sell this to about anybody who would want it. >> this is the whole proliferation issue. it appears that somebody somehow gave them some technology and how to build this sophisticated equipment that you need for enrichment. that somebody could be iran, that could be pakistan. north korea already has between 6 and 12 nuclear weapons, nobody wants to see them get more. the bigger concern as you mentioned is that they will sell bomb grade material to another nuclear wannabe, either a state like iran or syria or perhaps even worse a terrorist organization like al qaeda. >> david martin at the pentagon, we thank you for your expertise. >>> it is now 7:10. we want to give you a look at the headlines. jeff glor is filling in at the news desk. good morning. >> good morning to you and everyone. there is good news on children's health. a dramatic drop in emergency room visits after companies stopped selling cold and cough medicines for young kids. a study finds e.r. visits dropped by half. in 2008 the fda warned against using the medicine in children under two. >> tragedy at last night's los angeles lakers basketball game. a young boy died after he fell from a luxury box. the boy fell from the third deck at the staples center about 50 feet. it's believed he was taking pictures when he plunged to the floor. engine failure forced a delta flight to land back in new york. one of two engines on a boeing 767 bound for moscow failed after takeoff. the crew circled for an hour to dump fuel. 204 were on board. nobody was hurt. >>> we could learn today if a jaw bone found on the beach in aruba more than a week ago belongs to natalee holloway who disappeared five years ago. kelly is in the aruba capital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. that fragment of a jaw bone found on a beach here in aruba has been in the hands of investigators at the netherlands for dna testing for more than a week now. natal natalee's parents could learn as early as today. the new evidence, a jaw bone has been in the hands of investigators for almost a week. according to some experts by comparing the bone with holloway's dental records authorities should know if it's natalee's and this mystery may finally draw to a close. >> i believe that at this point in time the results are in their hands. >> they may simply be waiting for dna to confirm what they know. >> it was a blast. i had the best time. >> 18-year-old holloway disappeared during a senior class trip in 2005. her mother is desperately waiting for answers saying in a statement, there is no good answer whether it is natalee or whether it isn't. but no answer at all is most unbearable. holloway was last seen with joran van der sloot. he is currently awaiting trial in a prison for the murder of 21-year-old stephany flores last may. experts say if the jaw bone turns out to be holloway's it could be enough evidence for prosecutors to finally tie van der sloot to her death. >> the first element the prosecutors would have to prove in a murder case is that natalee is deceased. they would have that. they can combine it with joran's inconsistent statements, his confessions to having killed her. now they have a case against him. >> reporter: dna test results could be released today if in fact this jaw bone is part of the remains of natalee holloway there are a lot of questions for investigators, where are the rest of her remains and how did she die? jeff. >> kelly, thank you. justin bieber swept the top prize at the american music awards last night. the 16-year-old got four trophies including entertainer of the year and favorite artist. singer rihanna won soul r and b. new kids on the block and the backstreet boys performing together for the first time on tv. ♪ all you people can't you see can't you see ♪ >> 14 minutes past the hour right now. having. dave price. >> emotional night for you. i was on the phone. i was on the phone with jeff when bieber won. your tears were overwhelming. >> thank goodness for the dvr. you can watch it over and over. >> nice to see everyone. nice to be home. let's see wh >>> 7:15. our first look at weather. harry? >> between her reality tv show, her new book and her daughter's "dancing with the stars" get ready for a full out sarah palin media blitz this week. is that a good thing for a potential presidential candidate? bill plante has the latest from washington. good morning, bill. >> reporter: good morning, harry. it's the kind of attention that a potential presidential candidate could only dream of and of course there are ample hints that have been dropped by palin that she is after the president's job. palin's reality show about life in alaska is enjoying record ratings. her new book comes out tomorrow and daughter bristol has reached the finals of "dancing with the stars." sarah palin is center stage and not even talking politics. >> this is a great way for her to have the attention without really having big criticism. >> reporter: there are critics. in an interview with larry king, former first lady barbara bush weighed in on a possible presidential candidate of palin. >> she's beautiful. i think she's happy in alaska and i hope she'll stay there. >> reporter: her book tour will take her to key presidential battleground states for the run up to 2012 like iowa and south carolina. in exerts of the book, palin talks about popular culture and not politics while criticizing reality tv shows like "american idol." palin revisits comments michelle obama made during the 2008 election campaign when mrs. obama said support for her husband made her proud of her country for the first time in her adult life. i guess this shouldn't surprise us, palin writes, since both of them spent almost two decades in the pews of the jeremiah wright's church listening to his rants against america and white people. the book's publisher is sueiing gawker.com for posting the exerts. there are reports that palin has a team on the ground in iowa. i don't think they there are there to check on hog and corn prices. >> bill plante at the white house this morning. thank you very, very much. >> not one but two stops on her book tour in iowa. >>> coming up, the long hard road to recovery. we'll speak to the 13-year-old girl who barely survived a 100-foot drop after an amusement park ride operator punched a button improperly. >>> winter's fury hit parts of the country. should you switch to snow tires? 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>> of course. in my fantasy football game too. >>> back in july teagan marti plunged 100 feet from a ride at a wisconsin amusement park. a fall that no one believed she could survive. in a moment we'll speak exclusively with her mother and her attorney. first i flew down to florida last week and spoke to teagan about the fight of her life. 13-year-old teagan marti dreamed of months of going to wisconsin's extreme world amusement park for the thrill of riding terminal velocity. >> she had seen on the travel channel the thing about amusement parks. she wanted to go on it. >> terminal velocity is like bungee jumping without the cord. >> the operator, this man, made a mistake and released her without putting the safety net in place. she plummeted ten stories before crashing to the ground. how much did you see? >> i saw the entire thing. i was the first one to do cpr on her. and it was just horrific. >> reporter: teagan crushed her pelvis, spleen and liver barely clinging to life she was air lifted to a nearby hospital. the man was criminally charged with reckless injury and faces up to 25 years in prison. >> i wish i could forget the moment. i remember it all. >> reporter: today teagan struggles with simplest of tasks. sun able to walk and can barely speak. what is the first thing that you remember? >> waking up in the hospital. >> reporter: now nearly four months later she spends three hours a day five days a week at this rehab hospital in south florida pushing, pulling, and hand reaching for recovery. how are you feeling? are you feeling strong? >> should we stick with 25 pounds? >> in the beginning we were kind of told she'll never walk again. but you know what? god has different plans for her. >> reporter: since teagan stretched but did not sever her spinal cord, there's hope she will once again walk again. are you sure you will walk again? give me a thumbs up if you are? teagan's voice is extremely weak but she has remastered her ab all of her supporters like a typical teen. >> i said you're welcome. you're my hero. and my new text buddy. joining us are teagan's mom, julie, and their family attorney, stuart grossman. let me say what a pleasure it was to spend time with your family and to see how well teagan is doing and how wonderful her prognosis is. i want to talk about the legal case and lessons we can all take from this accident. let me ask you, who do you blame for teagan's accident? >> i blame charles carnell for his negligence. >> charles carnell, the ride operator, who admitted to releasing teagan 40 feet too early before the safety net was in place is reportedly devastated, julie. he's said through his attorney that he just blanked out. something he says can and does happen to everyone and that he meant no harm. do you accept that explanation? >> it's never happened before so i don't understand how he said it could happen. there should have been a fail safe mechanism in place so this could never happen to anyone. >> since the accident what they've done as you know is put up red tape to prevent other employees from releasing people too soon. is that in your view too little too late? >> absolutely. i don't think red tape is the answer. i think that there should be some mechanism in place that would prevent anyone from being dropped without something in place to stop that from happening. >> what do you think an appropriate punishment would be for charles carnell? >> honestly i don't have an answer for that, maggie. >> he faces up to 25 years in prison, stuart. i know that he's facing his punishment. you have settled with extreme world, the amusement park and now you are also going after the manufacturer of the ride. what would you like from him, stuart? >> you know, i view carnell as almost a tragic figure. i certainly never thought that he intentionally hurt teagan. having said that, he represents a class of people who are given an awesome responsibility and they just can't be "blacking out" or not concentrating or whatever it might be. >> what do you think the lessons are? i'll start with you, stuart, for all parents here? >> well, thank you. i think that the lesson is that despite your kid's wishes and impulses to want to go on these thrilling rides so to speak, take a look at the venue. try to understand is this a state of the art machine? is it something that is cobbled together. you probably won't have that opportunity and we rely very heavily on the government to do the appropriate inspections >> up next, this could be the big day when we find out where and when prince william and kate middleton will get married. we're live from westminster abbey with the latest here on we're live from westminster abbey with the latest here on "the ear[ woman ] i don't want to feel depressed. 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