precheck. it s changed my life. yes. one minute and you re through. what is it? you apply and you get a five-year opportunity with a background check and fingerprinting to go through this expedited security screening where you don t have to take out your liquids. keep your jacket on, everything else. you can do it for global entry or now anybody can apply to tsa precheck. it s 85 bucks to apply last five years. are there any people that just won t make it through? i mean yes. talk about that. i d say maybe you but i m not sure. you saw me looking sideways at you. i saw that. we can rest assured that the people do get screened really are not a concern? correct. i fly every week. why should i go through the same rigmarole that the guy who flaz once every two or three years on a one-way ticket with no luggage. i m in precheck. do you get it every single time? no. they scan your boarding pass and you may not get it one time and
further specifics on it for you other than to say it was serious enough that we put out a message to citizens but we didn t have anything on the timing or location. the westgate attack, these new threats to americans, and also a anybody neighborhooding uganda, show that al-shabaab may be taking the step from looking globally rather than just being a regional player. thanks very much. google stock hit an all-time high today. surging past $1,000 a share. thanks to a strong earnings report. the stock is up more than 1,000% since the company first offered shares to the public in 2004. at the time they were 85 bucks a share. on paper the company is now worth $337 billion. that s more than the market capitalization of microsoft or hathaway, google is number three among u.s. companies behind only
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can. tsa expanding the precheck and prescreening service to all passengers. it will cost you 85 bucks for five years and let you keep your shoes and belts and lap tops and liquids in your bag. rich, this is a great idea, why? i can t think of a greater bargain than $85 for five years and saving you countless hours in the lines. i wasted hundreds of hours standing in the lines and a complete overreaction to the terrorism threat by the tsa. mac, is it good? i like the idea. i am sick of the frequent groper program of old ladies and grandmas and kids and military who don t deserve it. by the way, $85 and why not boot up people with the frequent flyer program. my problem is the massive database that needs to be make
sure they are not terrorist. and it is so what, five years, anybody can slip through the cracks. tsa have allowed knifes and guns into the airports and through the screeners, i am little concern body it. stove, it is it a crack in the security? no, not if they do it right and i hope they use better judgment here than when they allow axes and machetes on the airplanes. they backed off on that. they have a pretsa program and when it works it is magnificent. the co thing 85 bucks i am like rich, i am glad to pay the government money and get something in return. the foes go nowhere but up what about the cost? it should be free. it would require less government resources than when they put you through the rigamarole.