Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. Mason good evening. Im anthony mason. Just as the Summer Travel season gets under way, the department of Homeland Security is demanding that airlines and airports around the world tighten security to prevent terrorists from smuggling bombs in Electronic Devices. That will mean enhanced screening on many flights heading to the u. S. Justice and Homeland Security correspondent jeff pegues has the details. Inaction is not an option. Reporter the threat to aviation is so severe Homeland Security secretary john kelly issued this warning to airports and airlines operating overseas those who choose not to cooperate or are slow to adopt these measures could be subject to other restrictions, including a ban on Electronic Devices on aircraft or even a suss suspension of their flights into the united states. Reporter the new measures apply the flights to the u. S. From 280 airports in 105 countries. Among the changes, enhancing overall pas
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Both boys were born during the third national lockdown. Kayleigh Richards’ son, Oscar Lewis Paternoster, was due on January 26, but arrived via C-section on his great-grandfather’s birthday on January 12. He was born at Stoke Mandeville Hospital at 10.29am, weighing 9lb 13oz. Kayleigh, who lives in Marlow, said big brother Riley, aged three, is “very proud and loves helping look after his little brother”. Oscar was born earlier than predicted because Kayleigh had gestational diabetes. She said: “They thought he was going to be a big baby 10lb + after the last scan measurements at 36 weeks.
PICTURED: Oscar Paternoster “They weren t far off, he was 9lb 13oz. Exactly 2lb bigger then his brother.”