My best guess is that one of the things that is going to come out of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast disaster is a discussion of some kind of federal drop-in communications capability,

I'd grab his hand, and I'd say, 'Let's go, Mike, we've got to play St. Louis tonight -- that was our biggest rival -- and he'd grab my hand tight. But as the visits went on, there was no communication at all.

It can be difficult to find people who live in a precinct, with schedules and time constraints and all.

What we're beginning to see is people traveling great distances to get pseudoephedrine.

If you can compare anything to a weapon of mass destruction on a community it's methamphetamine.

[K. Jack Riley, a homeland security expert at Rand Corp., said hardened cockpit doors, air marshals and stronger public vigilance will prevent another 9/11-style hijacking.] Frankly, the preeminent security challenge at this point is keeping explosives off the airplane, ... recognize the reality that we know that air transportation security has changed post-9/11. Most of these rules don't contribute to security.