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Extremely helpful in this situation. the fact that she does not smoke, certainly decreases her risk of pneumonia. and also the fact that she s not obese. i think the biggest things that matter here so far, though, are the rapid surgery that they performed, which was within 38 minutes, they re saying. that would be an extremely rapid turn-around time. and for everything i ve heard here, this has been a textbook a-plus set of care that these doctors have provided. dr. slotkin, thanks for joining us this afternoon. we appreciate it. thank you. we re trying to get our homeland security reporter up on the screen for you, jeanne meserve. we also have other reporters standing by live. susan candiotti in tucson. also ted rowlands who is awaiting that court appearance by the suspect. we re going to take a quick break. ....
it s continuing my momentum forward, the future, and with the way things are looking good into the future. going house to house, they whoer hood to neighborhood, dangerous searches under way. nashville amid deadly flood waters. martin saf advantavidge joins m hour. and bomb suspect faisal shahzad made on board a plane despite being on that list. homeland security reporter will join me with those details. hi, ! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we re going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we we would just go to the the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ....
Applies to travellers flying to the united states. our homeland security reporter for the washington post is here. they are talking about the fact that say, for instance these 14 countries where passengers who are flying from these countries facing broad scrutiny is about the change. what will that do? reporter: it will ease the burden. the concern has been raised by the airline industry, travel industry, civil liberties groups and representatives of these 14 targeted countries, 13 were majority muslim nations that by requiring everybody to go through these extra scrutiny, pat down searches, baggage checks the system would grind to a halt once the summer travel season started. they recognized what some people said that basically by identifying these 14 countries you ve given al qaeda or any potential terrorist a road map of where to recruit people from ....