planet. one electric race. we ve got christian ali, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web, including a kid getting a holiday warning. if you want to get all the goodness, you have to be good. but you won t because you re not being good. i am on the good i will punch him. david brennen is about to do what many of us have dreamed of doing. here he is on the roadway riding his bicycle, but he notices something in this car. that driver is on his mobile phone while he was driving and david has some words for him. get off your phone. fit.s you can hearro the is a c he s o peoeea kill.anits so y? can you drive safely with your mobile phone? very much against the law to drive in the uk on your cell phone. the driver is like, you know what? i m out of here. but david catches up with the guy because they re in traffic. you think they re going to go about their merry no,ite n no, it s not over. enjoy the comic retribution. maybe it was this a
good monday morning to you. we begin with a strict new set of rules for thousands of people flying into the united states. the tsa is stepping up security measures at airports overseas as terrorists work on a new generation of hard to detect bombs designed to take down airliners. now screeners will take a closer look at your cell phones and laptops. passengers traveling to the u.s. are facing new security rules. both syria and iraq have become training ground for jihadists, some from america and the west, which means their passports could gain them easy access to flights. our job is to try to anticipate the next attack, not simply react to the last one. reporter: the tsa asked airports overseas that have direct flights to the united states to have passengers power up their electronic devices because of concerns that bomb makers could be hiding explosives in those items. cell phones, laptops, tablets and more will have to be working properly. powerless devices are not pe
good monday morning to you. we begin with a strict new set of rule for thousands of people flying into the united states. stepping up security measures overseas as terrorists work on hard to detect bombs. now screeners will take a closer look at your cell phones and laptops. passengers traveling to the u.s. are facing new security rules. both syria and iraq have become training ground for jihadists, some from america and the west, pair pass ports could gain them easy access to flights. our job is to anticipate the next attack, not just react. reporter: airplanes from overseas have to power up their electronic devices because of concerns that bomb makers could be hiding explosives in the items. cell phones, laptops, tablets and more will have to be working properly. pourless devices are not allowed on the aircraft. they are small, but it take the little explosives to penetrate the hull of an aircraft and cause catastrophic damage. it s amid concerns that radicals may