the tsa, no government agency has the ability to really securely store our data.py with it, posting at some point the 83-page manual on how to identify special agents when they come through security. i mean, that was just ripe for a terrorist to get their hands on, and i'm sure they did. and now why would we trust them with all of this data and matching up our photos to other government ids? it's way too much. and we haven't even asked and gotten the answer to the obvious question, does this even work? does it even protect us better when they can match that? what we do know is about a 80% of bad things still get through tsa no matter what technology they employ there. i think it's too early. we have a lot of people that just don't want this on there. i didn't know know and now i do, when you walk up to tsa and that thing is shoved in your face, you can say i opt out of that. will: really? if. rachel: good. >> and allegedly, according to a spokesperson, they say this will not slow you down, it's just going to be a manual check of your id. well, i had a friend last

los queremos que el público esté al tanto de que tsa no está tratando de evitar que usted viaje con sune que cerrar completamente y tiene que llevar candados para asegurarlo. esta caja no puede ir en la maleta de mano, siempre tiene que ir en su maleta documentada. también tiene que prestar mucha atención al tipo de candado que utiliza. si usted le pone un candado, así como este, va a permitir que se pueda abrir y alguien puede meter mano y sacar la arma de fuego. si por alguna razón usted llega a tener un arma en su equipaje de mano e intente pasar por el punto de seguridad, la portavoz de tsa nos explica qué es lo que le puede ocurrir. separa la inspección. ellos ya no hacen nada. llaman a la policía local. la policía responde y entonces ellos van a tomar el caso. nosotros vamos a hacer multa de hasta 15.000 . la policía puede decidir a resto multa o simplemente darle lo que dicen. un warning, verdad? herramienta de trabajo, navajas y cualquier artículo que se pueda utilizar para causar daño a una persona. también son prohibidos en su maleta de mano. tú debes de saber si vas a introd

getting a smoothy. >> ainsley: tsa line is longer than the regular line. >> brian: now even cleared. is clear plus. shorter line until every gets clear plus. >> steve: the clear plus -- fly all the time clear plus is actually longer than tsa precheck because everybody has got reregister. >> brian: what's the sense of being in an elite club if everyone is in the club? [laughter] >> ainsley: join maga. >> brian: i want to be elite. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about this. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. >> steve: everybody's airline tickets for the most part were on their phone. remember when people used to use of the phone to talk on them? >> brian: nope. >> steve: the u.s. government, the census in their pulse survey asked people how often they speak on the phone and this is terrifying. 27% of americans speak to their friends or family less than once a week. so they broke down the areas where people are less likely to speak on the phone. they will text. but they don't speak on the phone. >> ainsley: i was looking this up. telephone phobia. reluctance or fear of taking or making phon

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well the tsa is now leading the federal investigation into a breach of airport security that involved that landed here in california. authorities say a woman was able to fly from nashville to los angeles without showing an airline ticket. a boarding pass, or any kind of identification. it happened on an american airlines flight last week, and many other travelers flying out of nashville are wondering how she was able to get past airport security. she. >> i don't know how that could happen. i mean, obviously the security parameters that are in place, i can't imagine someone being able to do that. there's too many checkpoints. >> it's kind of scary that she made it all the way through there without any tickets. >> now, authorities say tsa agents detained and questioned the woman after that flight landed at lax, but so far no charges have been filed. ed well, family members of a san jose teacher who died last year in a car accident are honoring her life in a very unique way. her name is virginia wright. she used sneakers to be a way to connect with her students. she had a very impressive

officials say the busiest hour for tsa screening was between 5 and 6 in the morning, when 7700 peopleht through security in hawaii. >> the death toll from the lahaina wildfire has now grown to 101. today, maui police confirmed the identity of a new victim, 76 year old paul kasprzykowski. he was among three people still missing from the fire. the discovery was made with the help of a newly formed cold case detail in the maui police department. it was formed to try to find the remains of those still missing from the fire, and a washington woman is now suing after she was arrested at gunpoint for drunk driving. >> but it turns out she was not under the influence. she was actually suffering a serious medical emergency. >> yes. are younger now. >> this is video of nicole mcclure's arrest in 2022. in the video, the washington state patrol trooper jonathan barnes tells mcclure she is under arrest for dui and eluding. however the lawsuit says no one ever conducted a dui test or gave mcclure a breathalyzer. instead, she was taken to jail, where she spent more than a day suffering a brain bleed

tsa says at harry reid international airport will have all checkpoints up for 48 hours. not everyone leaves veg gas a winner and might be crestfallen fans and tsa trying to make their exit a little easier there. >> all right. andy is there in vegas. what are the players and fans now saying ahead of this big match-up? >> reporter: the players are done talking. they've taken all the taylor swift questions they can handle all week long and they are taking one last walk for pictures with their families and fans. both are confident. i would say there's more 49ers fans than chiefs fans and proximity helping that so they might have a home team advantage. two points is san francisco led by christian mccaffrey. he's trying to make a little history tomorrow. his father, ed, played for the 49ers and won a super bowl in 1995. if christian won here tomorrow he would be just the second father-son combo to play in this game. and he said it's a dream come true. >> to win the super bowl is something i've been dreaming about as a kid and got to watch my dad do it. to be able to do that wo

not everyone leaves a winner so for crestfallen fans, tsa just making their exit a little bit smoother>> josh campbell, thank you for that. >>> joining me now is cnn security analyst and former assistant secretary for homeland security, julia kai em, i understand you were in las vegas last week and you got a briefing on it. what did you hear? >> they're ready. this is the best kind of event to prepare for. because we know the time and the date and the place. it is a notice event, it is a place. the biggest challenge is not the threat, it is how many security players there are. there are a couple of cities and a county and the state and the feds and the private sector. you've got usher and others with their own security. taylor swift. so you have a lot of different pieces coming together. so a lot of planning is around governing of the different pieces in the sky, on the land, cud surge and other issues like that. so they are as ready as you could ever be in terms of anticipating a threat and then sharing the intelligence. >> does las vegas itself present unique security challenges give

at certain airports, tsa checkpoints no longer show it -- id. border tomorrow is going to brownsville. bill melugin says 12 illegal like rent -- migrant applications, he will visit the border where there is no action. we will be back. ♪ ♪ stuart: president biden will visit the border in brownsville, texas bridgewater residents saying about the president's visit? >> reporter: residents are saying he's looking for a photo opportunity. he's coming here to brownsville, texas, which is ground 0 for migrant crossings last year. for the processing center that is behind me. only two days ago only 12 encounters reported in brownsville, processing center very quiet, border crossings are still happening. migrants are shifting west after texas installed barriers and fences around brownsville, they are grateful to the state, watch this. >> patterns change where there's least resistance and texas is putting a fight, i hope other states noticed that because it can make a difference, when your state fights for you and the federal government will not do it it ma

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tsa will be making their exit just a little bit smoother. josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >> the u.s. senate is said to start voting on a bill that contains more aid for ukraine and israel. but the legislation is already facing a possibly fatal pushback from donald trump. that's ahead. >>> plus, a horrific ending for a family of five after russian strikes on ukraine's second largest city. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm anna coren live from hong kong, this is "cnn newsroom." you are looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol, where the senate is set to begin voting on ukraine aid later today. the bill would set aside more than $60 billion for kyiv, along with money for israel and other foreign priorities. the final vote is expected next week, but there's no guarantee the house will even take up the bill if it passes in the senate. >>> but the bill's uphill battle in congress got even steeper on saturday. that's when former president donald trump railed against the legislation on social media.

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we're told by tsa that they will have increased personnel at harry reid international airport.urity checkpoint lanes will be open for a period of about 48 hours. we know that not everyone leaves las vegas a winner, particularly for crestfallen fans from the losing side. tsa will be making their exit a little bit smoother. >>> special students from hawaii will take part in the big game. members of this high school football team will serve as honorary coin toss captains six months after catastrophic wildfires leveled their community on maui. the nfl says it's honored to showcase the players and recognize their resilience and success after everything they went through in the deadly fires back in august. >>> plenty of happy faces in qatar right now as their team wins back-to-back titles in the asian cup. they're the first team to do that since japan two decades. ago "world sport's" patrick snell has reports. >> the asian cup, the hosts beating jordan 3-1 with one penalty grabbing headlines. jordan 87 in this the world rankings playing in their first-ever final. both teams line up a

they painted their faces in the style of commandos, all this is called very proudly, the estonian sas, tsasonian special forces of the fast reaction, funny, polish foreign minister sekorski adds, we will no longer become russian. colonies. sweden, which, after a year and a half, has still not become a nato member, is already making plans for the future. stockholm promises to station 600 of its troops in latvia as soon as hungary finally agrees to ratify the treaty on sweden's admission to nato. the swedes' generous move will increase latvia's defense capability by as much as 10%, since the country has 6,000 soldiers in its regular army. in addition to this, latvia trains volunteers, teaching recruits to storm trenches, imitating the sounds of gunfire, throwing imaginary grenades, thus they are going to train as many as 800 people in a year, these are unusual soldiers. the commander calls them s and v. which stands for saturday and sunday, because these are the days when the estonian civilian army trains. this is a model of public service that countries like the uk have followed amid the gro

kids see gets released and the tsa causes a basket debits. so the notion both completely say this also not medicinal use of cannabis is now legal and more than half of the country with recreational use allowed in 24 states. >> most part most people in the public think because it's legal, it is safe. but there are a lot of products the goal that safe one example is tobacco smoking legal, but it can kill you lung cancer heart disease said the public should be aware that smoking marijuana is actually not in the form of smoking. on the format that we just discussed. i think for the health care provider with the use of cannabis on the rise and soaring heart disease rates. medical experts say that the study >> is an important public health issue to address. and i hope public especially degrees. also in the study. >> will help the public be aware that marijuana is not safe at yeah. >> not safe at all. although the study focused on frequent users even weekly usage was also linked with higher rates of stroke and heart attacks compared to those who did

tsa trying to do the best they can to get them home, not wanting to add insult to injury having to wait in a backed up airport. jim? >> and josh, i can't let you go without asking about taylor swift and whether that adds any kind of a wrinkle to all of this in terms of security preps. >> reporter: no, i'm glad you asked. we believe she's in the air right now. we'll see when she arrived. obviously a lot of focus is going to be on her. the department of homeland security secretary was actually asked that point, does that provide an added layer of work and concern. he said, you know, they're going to have the full security experience even with someone like her, a vip, the type of security posture that will be at that event could handle any type of celebrity, not just taylor swift. but obviously all eyes will be on her there. th will be working, as well. the unfortunate part for security people, i've worked at these major events, they don't get to watch the game. they're busy working and looking for threats. fans will have a great time. >> you're absolutely right. there's so many law enforc

tsa will be making their exit just a little bit smoother. josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >>> pakistan's election results have finally come in, but it's ill unclear who the next prime minister will be. >>> we're getting a live look from the israeli ground offensive. hear from people who were trapped in gaza during the fighting. >>> and the story of the little palestinian girl that moved people around the world has a tragic ending. a live report and more on "cnn newsroom." >>> in gaza city, some residents tell cnn that israel's ground offensive left a scene of total destruction. this video was shot saturday and shows damaged buildings, rubble, even extensive damage to the ground. palestinians who say they were trapped in gaza tell cnn there were dead bodies in the streets for more than a week because it was no safe to move them. >> every day, there were martyrs. every day, there was shelling. every day, there was hunger. we even had to drink water from the toilets. we had to drink from it and make our children drink from it. there was no foo

if you're completely nude you can walk right through tsa. ] what's that? we have another one? oh my goodness, this is historic. for the first time ever, we bring you not just one, but two installments of “this week in florida.” >> a florida man arrested today after he drove his pickup truck into the ocean. the volusia county sheriff's office says he drove around a closed gate marked "do not enter." when deputies asked what he was doing, he gave them this response. >> it's not my fault the truck don't surf! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and a new beach boys song was born. let's print that on a tank top and get to it the hot topic fast! [ laughter ] sunday, as i mentioned is the super bowl. guillermo and i will be there. we are going to las vegas. does your wife know we are going to vegas? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy, of course. >> jimmy: is she happy we're going to valuation? >> guillermo: yes, she's very happy i'm going away, yes. >> jimmy: she's happier when you're gone? >> guillermo: yeah, she's happy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. on yo

the tsa is now leading the federal investigation into a breach of airport security.lved a flight that landed in california. for now, authorities say a woman was able to fly from nashville to los angeles without showing an airline ticket, a boarding pass or any form of identification. it happened on an american airlines flight last week. many other travelers flying out of nashville are wondering how the woman was able to make it past airport security . >> i don't know how that could happen. i mean, obviously the security parameters that are in place, i can't imagine someone being able to do that. there's too many checkpoints. >> it's kind of scary that she made it all the way through there without any tickets. well authorities say tsa agents detained and questioned the woman after the flight landed at lax, but so far, no charges have been filed. >> well, caitlin clark makes college basketball history in the special moment on the court. and the record she also set for herself this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with

tsa lines, filled with fans sporting red and gold.ome fans said they don't even have tickets to the game. they are going for divide in vegas. >> we've got to get to the house, check in, relax, and we're going to the super bowl experience tomorrow. playing kansas city again, this will get our revenge, payback. >> as raj math mentioned, we will see more fans flying out tomorrow and friday . you dot have to go all the way to s vegas to show team spirit. we are teaming up with the today ow host a nine of pep rally. you can join us for the clock in the morning and bishop ranch in san ramon at february 9th. dress up in niners gear, and you might get on the today show or on our morning show, today in the bay. >>> back in 60 seconds. ahead at sea and sick. trouble aboard this cruise ship that docked in san francisco last night get >>> still fighting back. laurent armstrong has filed a lawsuit against the city and the mayor. what the lawsuit uncovered nearly a year after he lost his job. >>> rain totals, off the charts. 8.48 inch san anselmo,

meanwhile, tsa is saying that they're expecting about 350,000 people to come through the airport here in las vegas between today and sunday. so this is about to get packed. it will be a good time. >> it definitely -- a super bowl for everyone, for the airport, for the police, for security. >> exactly. for the businesses, yes. >> all right. jarred hill in las vegas. thank you. >>> later, we're going to hear from usher as he offers a preview of his halftime show. >>> next, a rare sight in wisconsin as people take cover. >>> this is "cbs news mornings." . >>> this is "cbs news mornings." i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibi

they pull from coast guard tsa, they tried to shore up funds, but they don't know if they can they're going to have enough to do it this time around and that is raising alarm bells even from the white house and the president who has blamed republicans for not giving them him the money he needs to secure the border the way republicans are asking for, yeah, it'll be tough to find $700 million worth of cuts that you can offset. jon to you. this plan again is a draft at this point, what would be the most significant consequences to you if this is followed through on by ice and how long could it take before it's implemented? >> but boris, i mean, look, the problem here is this you just can't have your cake and needed to. so we're at a time where their house republicans are impeaching secretary mayorkas saying, you need to enforce the law. they're not getting the resources necessary sorry to do so. so i think the most dire consequences, quite frankly, one would be concerns that if the funding crisis gets so bad that we're forced ice is forced to decide whether to release individuals who mig

kids see gets released and the tsa causes a basket damage. so the notion both completely say this also not true. >> and medical experts stress just because pot is now legal doesn't mean it is necessarily safe. next in sports, we'll head to the hilltop is the usf dons prepare for their thursday matchup with zags. sports director jason dumas is next. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we are in the last week of the regular season in college basketball. now is the time teams are buckling down and prepping for a postseason run. and right in the backyard, the san francisco dons are doing just that. they're on the o

see numerous days, hitting the 3 million mark, when it comes to the amount of people, going through tsa. >> reporter: the vast majority of people said they planned to take at least two domestic into international trips, in 2024. >>> all right for more stories like this, join me and the rest of the today in the bay team, starting at 5:00 a.m., on air, you cannot watch nbc bay area news, whenever you want, on roku and other streaming platforms. i am marcus washington, back to you. >> marcus, thank you so much. >>> back at the anchor desk now. >> something unusual is happening at csu schools in california, enrollment has been dropping, around 6%, decline over the past few years, but at one bay area school, it is down 20%, what is the reason and why it might be turning around. >>> and the race for california senate seat has a clear front runner, with the number two spot it is neck and neck, after the march primary election only the top to advance to the november election and we will have the latest of numbers, all that and more coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, jenelle. >>> the top trending

so they don't necessarily want to take money from coast guard or tsa, or fema, especially on the cusp of a hurricane season and so all of that is what they're considering. but when those run up short and they don't want to pull from these missions. it means what can we do as an agency to cut funds? and in this contingency plan, that means cut back on the tension, capacity, which is again a super pricey budget item for this agents and again, it comes back to republicans say they wanted to secure the border, the white house says they want the same thing at the end of the day. this point in time, it's money and resources that will do it. and without that were back at square one and that's what everyone's worried about. >> priscilla. thank you so much for taking us through though. we appreciate it. >> boris. >> let's discuss the situation at the border and much more with republican congressman mark alford of missouri. he currently serves on the house armed services committee congressman, as i was preparing for our interview today, i realized that you were achieves fan and i was going to c

the 27-year-old was boarding a jetblue flight in fort lauderdale on sunday when tsa think he joked that he had missed a bomb in his bag. the man was escorted off the plane and arrested. authorities did not find a bomb during the search. they say joking about bombs on planes is ill-advised and illegal. the man is now facing a second- degree felony charge for a false bomb report. two police officers are grieving the loss of one of their own. one of the retired police horses recently passed away. his name was custody. he worked with retired officer randy benson for more than a decade. custody passed away february 11th. his owners say he was a gold standard for what is called a bombproof or a gentle and well broken horse, and i hope he is running wild and free in the afterlife. he was in his 30s. >>> it is still unclear whether this will be the a's final season in oakland. the team decided not to post its fan festival this year. >> but passionate fans are kicking off the season with their own events, and it is all happening saturday at jack london square in oakland. the block party will fea

it will be approved by the tsa. visitors have to follow all the screening procedures and people can get a pass. about 15 minutes after applying. this gives people a chance to relive old times when you could greet returning passengers at the gate, or spend some last minute quality time together and get one more hug in before a departing flight. while people can use the passes to eat at one of the airport restaurants or visit an airport shop, i'll tell you it is the people who you are either greeting or saying goodbye to this will matter most to passes are good for a single day, but you can always reapply for another visit. i remember for sure the times before september 11th where you could walk your person up to the gate and just have those final moments you'd stand there at the window to see their plane take off. i mean, when i first read this story, it brought back so much emotion. it did. i remember so many times going to the airport or being walked when i would come to visit this country. in miami, my grandmother

. >> tsa continually tries to think about how the threat environment is evolving. but what's clear is that we're behind the curve. >> reporter: now, even though these unruly passenger incidents seem to be increasing in intensity, the number of them is actually on the decline since a peak in 2021. but i want to put it all into context for you. the numbers we're seeing these days are still double what we saw before the pandemic. norah. >> important context. carter evans, thank you so much. >>> a u.s. army doctor will be arraigned in washington state tomorrow for what could be one of the largest sexual assault prosecutions in the army's history. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has our investigation, including exclusive interviews with two of the accusers. >> reporter: videotaped interviews made by the armiary criminal investigation division and on intaed by cbs news, detail disturbing accounts. >> he said, no, i need you to drop trou. >> i'm thinking what the hell is this for? >> reporter: they say they're survivors of sex crimes at the hands of their doctor. major michael s

. >> tsa continually tries to think about how the threat environment is involving.t is clear is there going to occur. >> reporter: now even though these unruly passenger incidents seem to be increasing in intensity, the number of them is actually on the decline since a peak in 2021. but i want to put it all into context for you. the numbers we are seeing these days are still double what we saw before the pandemic. norah? >> norah: important context. carter evans, thank you so much. u.s. army doctor will be arraigned in washington state tomorrow for what could be one of the largest sexual assault prosecutions in the army's history be at cbs's jonathan vigliotti has our investigation, including exclusive interviews with two of the accusers. >> reporter: taped interviews made by the army's criminal investigation division and obtained by cbs news detailed disturbing accounts. >> he said, now i need you to drop trou. >> what is this for? >> reporter: they say they are survivors of sex crimes at the hands of their doctor, major michael stockton. a pain medicine anesthesio

little more than 24 hours after that, heartbreaker for san francisco from midnight until noon today, tsa reported a total of more than 60,000 travelers headed out of sin city, one of the thousands of 40 niner fans made their way through the checkpoint with heavy hearts, but also some great lifelong memories. >> the town is awesome. the vibes are awesome, there's a lot to do, and it's all in one place. you know, vegas, viva las vegas! >> the next super bowl will be in another fun town next year in new orleans. >> living on the edge. the danger tonight as the multimillion dollar mansions are now dangling on the california coast. >> garlic shop. goodbye the sudden notice that's now forcing this iconic south bay highway stop to move for good. plus this 104. >> it's a wonderful time. i hope you have as many birthdays. >> i love it, she looks amazing! 104 and still celebrating the woman now doing more than ten decades of mardi gras and her secret to longevity. it's really amazing. >> all right, all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live!

tsa lines, filled with fans sporting red and gold. some fans said they don't even have tickets to the game. they are going for divide in vegas. >> we've got to get to the house, check in, relax, and we're going to the super bowl experience tomorrow. playing kansas city again, this will get our revenge, payback. >> as raj maai mentioned, we will see more fans yingout tomorrow and friday . you n't have to go all the way las vegas to show team spirit. we are teaming up with the dashow to host a nine of pep rall you can join us for the clock in the morning and bishop ranch in san ramon at february 9th. dress up in niners gear, and you might get on the today show or on our morning show, today in the bay. >>> back in 60 seconds. ahead at sea and sick. trouble aboard this cruise ship that docked in san francisco last night get >>> still fighting back. laurent armstrong has filed a lawsuit against the city and the mayor. what the lawsuit uncovered nearly a year after he lost his job. >>> rain totals, off the charts. 8.48 inch san anselmo, san

. >> tsa continually tries to think about how the threat environment is evolving, but what's clear isbehind the curve. >> reporter: now, even though these unruly passenger incidents seem to be increasing in intensity, the number of them is actually on the decline since a peak in 2021. but i want to put it all into context for you. the numbers we are seeing these days are still double what we saw before the pandemic. norah? >> norah: important context. carter evans, thank you so much. a u.s. army doctor will be arraigned in washington state tomorrow for what could be one of the largest sexual assault prosecutions in the army's history. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has our investigation, including exclusive interviews with two of the accusers. >> reporter: these videotaped interviews made by the army's criminal investigation division and obtained by cbs news detail disturbing accounts. >> he said, now i need you to drop trou. >> what is this for? i'm here for my neck. >> reporter: they say they are survivors of sex crimes at the hands of their doctor, major michael stockin, a pain managemen

. >> well, the tsa is now expanding its facial recognition technology at airports across the country. the technology allows precheck travelers to drop off their bags and past security checkpoints without having to show any id or a boarding pass the security checkpoint feature is available for united and delta travelers at lax right now. the backdrop shortcut is expected to be available by march. all right. we're going to take a break coming up in the next hour of kron. 4 morning news. people living in oakland will soon hear from people. in the running for the city's top police chief job reintroduce in a live report and what will happen to the coliseum site after the a's leave. good question. tell you what community groups want. the alameda county board of supervisors to do. plus, people living in downtown san francisco are a bit worried now about their ability to access pharmacies after a walgreens closes. tell you why they say that closure is going make it seniors, especially. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican

. >> people don't know the government is giving these guys tsa pre-check, $80 to get in m my -- theseeople that work for me are so furious about what's going on in the border. let me say the most important thing, we have mayorkas i can't stand the arrogance, before a subcommittee in a month and a half ago and the question was, how many unaccompanied minors from six years old to 17 are pushed across the arena they knew 85000 and i prepped all you have to do was take a q-tip dna swab and put it in the dark, take a picture, where you from? six or 7-year-old girl, nicaragua? know what he said? 85000 kids and where are they going? cartel charges $3000 to bring your central american little 14-year-old daughter guarantee she will work at the carlton in l.a. they get across the border and they go to ask about who's waiting on the other side ms 13, the biggest sex traffickers in the world. we don't know where 85000 kids were pushed across the border. >> everything you said is factual, you are talking facts. there will be an election coming up and if we don't change leadership, who will have mo

tsa, the bullying and micromanaging that takes place where they can't even get off work to spend timest goes on and on. when i say fired up, you say fed up. fired up. >> set up. -- fed up. >> when i say stay, you say ready. stay. >> ready. >> stay. >> ready. >> we are going to continue to stay afge ready. thank you, president kelley. >> thank you. all right. are you already? 7.4! 7.4! 7.4! we have a little marvin gaye ?over there do y'all feel like that? we have one more congressman. we just need to give him about three minutes. i feel like a little marvin gaye. i don't hear you. [applause] >> all right. they are getting us over there. the dj is on point. ok. you want me to sing? we want folks to stay out here. ain't no mountain high. ♪ eight no mountain high ♪ >> ♪ >> all right. brothers and sisters, please help me represent -- well come representative maxwell frost of florida. the youngest member of congress, and showing the kind of staying power that someday may make him the dean of the congress. he's been a fighter for social security. speaking on afge for members, and on the over

especially for the crestfallen fans on the losing team, tsa making their exit a little bit smoother. >> josh campbell with the report for us. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, a stark warning in the middle east. saudi arabia vows very serious repercussions for israel if it storms the city of rafa. we'll go out to the region. >>> plus, democrats slam the biden special counsel report as politically motivated. it's what some democrats have said about the special counsel in the past that is raising eyebrows. >>> are you someone that watches the big game for the commercials? big companies are spending a lot of money this year. ahead, a preview of the star-studded ads that are costing millions. >>> after israel declared its intentions to launch a ground offensive, qatar rebuked prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plans. they appealed calling for intervention to avert what they deem as a potential genocide. >> saudi arabia and the uae voiced concerns about the potential israeli military operation. cnn's jeremy diamond is in tel aviv tracking all of this. the what are you learning? >> amid wi

>> thank you very much for your concern for the men and women of tsa. i want to thank the ranking member thompson for championing fair pay for that workforce for many years. i am grateful to congress for achieving fair pay finally. it has made a significant difference in the recruitment and retention of personnel who are vital to the security of the traveling public. if we lose that funding, we will return to recruiting and retention challenges precisely when travel is booming once again in a post-covid-19 world. >> thank you, secretary. and i as a former business owner, i do understand the importance of making sure the employees get paid fairly and they have the benefits that they need because we are competing for these employees with the private sector. they can always walk. we have seen a high level of turnover in the past. that will continue and in danger our safety. but, more broadly, for all witnesses, how does continuously or continually funding the government with the continuing resolution affect your agency's ability to execute your missions? i

>> thank you very much for your concern for the men and women of tsa. i want to thank the ranking member thompson for championing fair pay for that workforce for many years. i am grateful to congress for achieving fair pay finally. it has made a significant difference in the recruitment and retention of personnel who are vital to the security of the traveling public. if we lose that funding, we will return to recruiting and retention challenges precisely when travel is booming once again in a post-covid-19 world. >> thank you, secretary. and i as a former business owner, i do understand the importance of making sure the employees get paid fairly and they have the benefits that they need because we are competing for these employees with the private sector. they can always walk. we have seen a high level of turnover in the past. that will continue and in danger our safety. but, more broadly, for all witnesses, how does continuously or continually funding the government with the continuing resolution affect your agency's ability to execute your missions? i

tsa. i spent a career in the nypd as detectives. one of the most startling things that i found when i got to jfk airport was not the fact that the faa or the city of new york actually had me go all the way to jfk airport just to tell me that the meeting was canceled and they were not going to allow me to tour the facility, but the biggest concern that i have is there a zero communication amongst agencies at that airport nobody knows he was in there, nobody knows what is going on. it is a transportation hub probably one of the largest in the country and we have people just wandering the streets coming out of this facility. i'm not sure how anyone thought this was a good idea. have they granted any request from an airport or local state or federal agency between january 2021 and today to temporarily use a facility for purposes of hosting a migrant shelter? >> i do not have direct information. i am happy to respond with a response after that. proposing to house migrants at airports. >> i do not have any direct information on it. >> wha

tsa, the bullying and micromanaging that takes place where they can't even get off work to spend time goes on and on. when i say fired up, you say fed up. fired up. >> set up. -- fed up. >> when i say stay, you say ready. stay. >> ready. >> stay. >> ready. >> we are going to continue to stay afge ready. thank you, president kelley. >> thank you. all right. are you already? 7.4! 7.4! 7.4! we have a little marvin gaye ?over there do y'all feel like that? we have one more congressman. we just need to give him about three minutes. i feel like a little marvin gaye. i don't hear you. [applause] >> all right. they are getting us over there. the dj is on point. ok. you want me to sing? we want folks to stay out here. ain't no mountain high. ♪ eight no mountain high ♪ >> ♪ >> all right. brothers and sisters, please help me represent -- well come representative maxwell frost of florida. the youngest member of congress, and showing the kind of staying power that someday may make him the dean of the congress. he's been a fighter for social security. speaking on afge for members, and on the oversi

suggestion commercial airport security, which would lead to the creation of what we now know as the tsa davis also initiating the sky marshal program train 4,000 officers to go undercover to keep commercial flights safe. >> it works so well under nixon. carter brought him on it and how can we do the same thing for traffic? and he created the 55 mile an hour speed limit, which was the maximum speed limit to optimize gas usage as well as cheap people safe. 25 years ago, president bill clinton nominated davis for appointment as a 4 star general where he garnered support across party lines. he was elevated to fort star under lbj. do the race so then elevated him in 1998. with 10 years of lobbying from senator john mccain, melville's family legacy impacting his own career path. i want to make sure that i tell this story to the world and also i change my profession to become a diversity officer companies also don't allow people to operate in cloak of invisibility >> and that was kala rama reporting for us tonight. >> a bay area native performs in the halftime show. we've got highlights of her

kids see gets released and the tsa causes a basket damage. so the notion both completely say this also not medicinal use of cannabis is now legal and more than half of the country with recreational use allowed in 24 states. >> most part most people in the public think because it's legal, it is safe. but there are a lot of products the goal that safe. one example is tobacco smoking legal, but it can kill you with lung cancer and heart disease said the public should be aware that smoking marijuana is actually not in the form of smoking. on the format that, we just discuss with the use of cannabis on the rise and soaring heart disease rates, medical experts say that the study >> is an important public health issue to address. and i hope public especially degrees. also in the study, what helped the public be aware that marijuana is not safe at although the study focused on frequent users, those who use cannabis daily. >> even weekly usage lead to an increase in stroke and heart disease compared to those who do not use cannabis at all. and the new

so to that end the tsa says that at harry reed international airport, every security checkpoint will be operating for 48 hours straight. of course sad reality, half the people leaving will be heartbreak, last thing that they will want to cope with is a long line at the airport as they wait to leave. >> yeah, it will happen. josh campbell, thanks so much. and let's bring in andy scholes for more on the big dance. so kickoff just one day away now. set the stage for us in las vegas. where are the players today and what would they be doing right now? >> both teams, chiefs and 49ers, they will have their own separate walk-throughs, go through the final preparations and game plan for super bowl lviii. and then both separately will come over to the stadium behind me, take team pictures, take pictures with their families and just enjoy and relax the rest of the day before they get ready for the biggest game of their lives. for the chiefs, most have been here. this is going to be the fourth super bowl in the past six years for them. likes of patrick mahomes and travis kelce. and big question