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law enforcement is blind to the plans of some terrorists because their communications are encrypted. here s nancy cordes. reporter: this is where terrorists turn these days when they want to talk undetected, a messaging app, called telegram, available for free on any smartphone. it s the go-to application for terrorist communication. reporter: elliot zweig is deputy director at the middle east media research institute. telegram has set it up that even they themselves don t retain the information. they cannot monitor the content. reporter: and there are dozens of other apps just like it, featuring powerful crack. that is a big problem. we have to grapple with it. reporter: fbi director james comey revealed wednesday that one of the two men who tried to attack a garland, texas, conference center in may communicated with an overseas terrorist 109 times that morning. and to this day, i can t tell you what he said with that terrorist, 109 times the mornin ....
the potential for the popular scooters to catch fire has them banned from baggage. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning, the fear fear of terrorism in the united states is at its highest level since 9/11. a cbs news/ the new york times poll finds 79% of americans believe it s likely a terror attack will be carried out in the u.s. in the next few months. and for the first time since before the great recession, terrorism is of greater concern to americans than the economy. now, the poll was taken after last week s mass shooting in san bernardino, california, and the isis-directed attacks in paris. the apprehension is fueling support for donald trump s campaign. they had one guy who bought the guns. said, oh, i didn t want to report them because i didn t want to go racial profiling. oh, okay. see the pipe bombs sitting all over the place and didn t want to racially ....
banned from baggage. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning, the fear of terrorism in the united states is at its highest level since 9/11. a cbs news/ the new york times poll finds 79% of americans believe it s likely a terror attack will be carried out in the u.s. in the next few months. and for the first time since before the great recession, terrorism is of greater concern to americans than the economy. now, the poll was taken after last week s mass shooting in san bernardino, california, and the isis-directed attacks in paris. the apprehension is fueling support for donald trump s campaign. they had one guy who bought the guns. they had another person that said, oh, i didn t want to report them because i didn t want to go racial profiling. oh, okay. over the place and didn t want to racially profile. how stupid do they think we are. reporter: trump s tough ....
this year s reopened a lot less than 20 minutes ago after the accident 1245 this afternoon. let s take a look at video now apparently what happened is northbound san transports with an unknown number of passengers on board around 1245 a southbound green van veered sharply to the left and collided head-on the same trend boss. the driver of the vehicle and passenger in the band was rejected the person died on seen the driver taken to hospital died a short time later. five people on board the bus also transported to hospital receiving non life- threatening injuries. as to what is then mutt of swerved across lanes and messier s told me a short time ago there still looking into in don t know what happened. the medical problem the driver had or he was trying to make a left-hand turn into business nearby at this point they do not know that is under investigation. : happening now a hit and commuters north bay bridge service counseled number of parts on for a survey at least a ....
this case involving a transgendered student. was video taped and identified as female. says she was repeatedly bullied and that prompted her to confront fellow students that were harassing her. she had been bleak for a while leading up to that incident. pam? school administrators say it who snapped.after being bullied over a period of one of the girls who had been doing the bulling. here s the video showing some of the fight. for people were involved in the fight - all sophomores. the transgender student and happened in a courtyard wednesday between 6th and 7th periods., right in the middle of dozens of stundets at hercules middle high school. we ll freeze the video.so you can see the transgender student.the one with the white skirt and black top. previous bullying of this transgender student is something administrators were aware of. offcials talked to the girls doing the bullying.but something investigated as a possible pam: happening now - friends and family are g ....