you don t like to think that both parties are playing a game of high-stakes chicken with the economy. but that s kind of what it feels like. seems to be the case, doesn t it? police in india say that they are investigating every hostile group to find out who is behind last night s terrorist massacre in mumbai. three coordinated explosions ripped through the city s financial district during rush hour. eyewitnesses describe seeing people covered in blood, frantically seeking shelter. at least 17 people are dead and dozens more are injured. a mother s been arrested at a nashville airport for refusing to allow her daughter to go through a full-body scan. police say the woman was verbally abusive and was charged with disorderly conduct. and on capitol hill lawmakers were demanding answers from the tsa about airport security lapses. t.j. winick is following those developments. good morning, t.j. reporter: good morning, peggy and daniel. the tsa is of course defending itself, insi
you people believe that there is actually something going on here. the unnamed pilot argues the case by comparing the security checkpoints we go through to one for the ground crew. the feds came knocking a few days after posting that video. stripping him of the gun that he carried in the cockpit as a federal flight deck officer. tsa says it s reviewing the pilot s that us the in the program and depends on a san fran security checkpoint saying there s measures in place that are both seen and unseen. now, we are talking more about what that pilot sees as airport security lapses coming up next hour right here in the cnn newsroom. well, anti-terror officials in washington say there s an all-out effort to diffuse any threats this holiday season. after all, it was christmas day that the so-called underwear bomber allegedly came close to bringing down an airline.