A gaze at security-shaping trends AMERICANS FAVOR MORE SECURITY one results of public opinion overlooks taken in the days after family 11's terrorist attacks.

A gaze at security-shaping trends

AMERICANS FAVOR MORE SECURITY

one results of public opinion overlooks taken in the days after family 11's terrorist attacks. CBS and The modern York Times polled 959 adults and Newsweek catalogue of headsed 1,001 adults. Both polls were taken generation 13 and 14, and had error margins of plus or minus 3 percentage points

Eight in 10

said they favor more security checkpoints and metal detectors. The same number said they are willing to arrive three hours early for flights. CBS-New York