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>> reporter: jim, the noticeable increase in holdups with an two-week period. authorities are hoping you can identify the culprits captured in surveillance pictures. the most recent heist was in pnc branch in center city on monday. this man in his late 40s to early 50s entered the bank, approached a teller demanding money. he then fled on foot. the fashion-minded thief was wearing a light gray hooded sweatshirt and sweat pants and he had matching sneakers to bring the look all together. he's believed to be the same man who held up the citizens branch on 151515 market on april 29th. then there's shady and shades. age 50ish. the fbi said on tuesday at 2:30 he held up the branch on spring garden. he wore a puffy coat, blue jeans, a baseball cap. >> have weapons been displayed in any of these jobs? >> they have not. have been verbal demands and demand notes. >> reporter: and you couldn't miss this guy in the bright yellow jacket with a stripe across the chest. authorities say on april 29th, he held up the pnc branch at 1849 walnut. and last but not least, there's t

the feds arrested 52-year-old ruben jackson for three holdups in the past three weeks. at a citizens bank, a polonia bank and pnc. philadelphias me have arrested 35-year-old ryan macha tear in custody for bank robberies on may 2nd and 3rd. they've also charged rayfield cologne santiago and brian rooney with separate holdups in the past month. delaware state police have concluded a two-year-long heroin ring investigation called operation duck hunt. the investigation led them to charge 13 people in sussex county and seize roughly three pounds of heroin valued at more than $1 million. it was one of the largest heroin seizures in delaware state history. >>> gloucester county added to its tribute of local war heroes tonight. in a ceremony at the gloucester county justice complex in woodbury, officials unveiled six additional portraits on wall of here popes each portrait depicts the likeness of the resident who was killed in action or missing in action while serving in the mill trip. >>> congratulations are in order tonight for some of bucks county's bravest. 60 professional

the holdup is donald trump still has to win over paul ryan if he wants the speaker's endorsement. ryan said he liked donald trump's penalty today but he wants to know his policies a little better and trump and ryan are as far apart as they can be on issues like social security and trade. here's what ryan had to say. >> i was encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, to bridge the gaps and differences and it's very important that we don't fake unifying, we don't pretend unification, that we truly and actually unify so that we are full strengthin thefall. i don't want us to have a fake unification process here. i want to make sure we really, truly understand each other and we're committed to the conservative principles that make this republican party that, build this country. again, i'm very encouraged. >> there were enough positive comments from paul ryan for donald trump and his team to feel very good about today, don. one tweet said "great day in d.c. with republican ryan, republican leadership. it

what is the holdup at this point? rep. bishop: um -- [laughs] the holdup is that different players, some on our part, some on the other side, have other ideas they want explored, and for common courtesy and to make sure we get this right, it is worth it to take the time to explore those ideas. at this stage in the game, we need to make sure we move forward and that further discussions on this bill need to be done in the open, they don't need to be done in negotiations between individuals. but saying that, with one shot getting this right, we need to do it right. once this bill starts moving, i think it moves through congress very quickly. it will be on the president's desk, and we want to make sure that if there are significant constitutional issues or legal issues we want to explore all of those and make sure it is done right the first way. but the bill will be dropped soon, and still is open for amendment process along the way, and i think you will see other people trying to do amendments on this bill. some will be succe

what's holdup here? >> it's hard to close the deal on the first date. the holdup is that donald trump still has to win over paul ryan if he wants the speaker's endorsement. he said he liked donald trump's personality today, but wants to know his policies a little better. they are as far apart as can be on social security and trade. here's what ryan said earlier today. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, to bridge the gaps and differences, and it's very important that we don't fake unifying, we don't pretend unification. that we truly, actually unify, so that we are full strength in the fall. i don't want us to have a fake unification process here. i want to make sure that we really, truly understand each other and that we are committed to the conservative principles that make the republican party that built this country, and, again, i'm very encouraged. >> now there were enough positive comments from paul ryan for donald trump and his team to feel v

take a look. >> ♪ (song playing). >> that's a clip from beyonce's video for holdup.es one of the more striking scenes, where beyonce walks through the streets, in a marigold dress, destroying cars with baseball bats. the video does look very similar to a video released in 1997, by visual artist, pp loud i wrist called ever is hum. so, what do youy? >> it does look similar. i can get the point. also actually it made me think of just because the whole idea behind it all, carrie underwood's when he cheats in her video, she takes baseball bat to the vehicles. >> ya. >> and i'm like giving everything they've been saying about beyonce, the relationship, it actually, but, yes. >> i agree. i agree. >> we'll see. >> yes. >> but can she? i don't know. >> you know, push the envelope. >> copyright? >> interesting. >> yes. >> up ahead: zika virus, mosquito born virus, may be more dangerous than previously thought. >> what doctors say you need to know even if you're not pregnant. >> and, topless trek, breast cancer feature new lemonade film on an unusual 1,000-mile journey from mi

. >> stahl: but the story he's on a man named lenell geter, arrested in texas for a holdup at a kentucky back of my head and said "if you move i'll blow your head off." >> stahl: geter, an engineer by trade, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. >> geter: i consider myself a hostage in the house of injustice. >> safer: the more we started to check it out, the more this story and conviction just smelled to high heaven. >> stahl: even eyewitnesses to the holdup agreed. >> safer: is that the man that held up the kentucky fried chicken? >> no. >> safer: is that the man that held up the kentucky fried chicken? >> no sir. >> stahl: the questions raised by the report played a major role in getting geter's conviction thrown out. morley considers it his finest moment. >> geter: when "60 minutes" ran their segment, i was out within about seven days. and i was able to pick my life up, marry my college sweetheart. i wouldn't have a family had he not taken the time to come down there and take a snapshot of my experience, which was a travesty of justice. he saved my life. before i had the sho

the more this story and conviction just smelled to high heaven. >> stahl: even eyewitnesses to the holdupken? >> no. >> safer: is that the man that held up the kentucky fried chicken? >> no sir. >> stahl: the questions raised by the report played a major role in getting geter's conviction thrown out. morley considers it his finest moment. >> geter: when "60 minutes" ran their segment, i was out within about seven days. and i was able to pick my life up, marry my college sweetheart. i wouldn't have a family had he not taken the time to come down there and take a snapshot of my experience, which was a travesty of justice. he saved my life. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may caus

but bringing things like water bottles can also holdup the security line. tsa demonstration at philadelphia international airport showed just how much faster passengers can get through security if no one has prohibited items. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", muscle cars may look tough, but how do they hold up in a accident? we have the results of new crash tests. >> plus, birds of pray to take down drones? we'll show you why eagles are being trained to catch drones that cause trouble in the sky. we are coming right back. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> breaking news. chopper 3 is live over north penn high school where crews are battling a 2 ala

detectives say that he is the same man suspected had a holdup of the citizens bank 11 blocks away. 15th and market on friday, april 29th. there is a reward available for his capture and tipsters can remain anonymous. a swarm of bees took over the center of town today in merchantville, camden county, causing businesses to close up shop. thousands of honey bees gathered in a tree near center street and park avenue to protect a queen. a nearby beekeeper captured most of them and an exterminator used bug spray to kill or scatter those that remained. fortunately, no one, not one single person, reported being stung. in philadelphia, the franklin institute is in trouble. accused of violating the rights of severely disabled visitors. a federal judge ruled that requiring them to essentially pay twice, once for themselves and once for their care-takers violates the americans with disability act. the decision says the care-takers were only there in their role as assistants. the museum disagrees with the court ruling and has a large history of searching the disabled community with respect. in

from atop a tree he witnesses a holdup will stop three gunmen approach a man and his mother, pioneers from kentucky. the mother is killed instantly, the boy left or debt. thea climbs down and finds boy still breathing. he dresses the wound and applies an ointment and carries the boy to a nearby cabin and cooks him a hearty meal of venison and rice. under china's steady eye, the way -- the boy recuperates. reappear.bandits chinese shoots two of the outlaws to death and stabs the third one in the heart. hammock ands a rope and his strong arms, carries the boy and search of his family. we certainly have been blessed after all of our sorrows, the novel'sher says at the conclusion and we allow our preservation to our noble chinese friend, who i love as though he were my brother. husk or and more imposing the on than ah sin, china is as the hero's of dime novels. chineseness is not emphasized. he possesses few of the demeaning qualities normally assigned to his countrymen. he has attributed -- he has assimilated the whiteness. countless stories, the chinese defend themselves. associate with

so what's the holdup? they're still interrogating the suspect. suspect. that boy's guilty as a chicken-feathered hound. well, they insist the evidence is circumstantial,

nobody was hurt in the holdup. police are which canning -- checking surveillance for any leads. >>> police are looking for the cause of a crash of two teens on the their way home from their prom. they died hours after their prom at bridgeton high school. they attended an after-prom party in ocean city and were heading home. the car veered off route 49 in maurice river township and hit a tree. those who knew the families are trying to come to grips with the sudden loss. >>> they are meant to enjoy this moment. >> reporter: we learned there were two other girls in the car, both in the hospital. the car crashed the same day as the funeral for another student who died in a crash two weeks ago. >>> the search continues for the cruiseship passenger who fell overboard in the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: carnival crews officials trying to figure out how the mother of four went overboard plunging into the gulf of mexico. the mysterious fall apparently going unnoticed for hours. >>> it's time -- it's hard to have a fun vacat

these birds causing a holdup on i-80. >>> and we saw a cool and breezy finish to the weekend. and we begin tomorrow with low clouds to start and higher than average chances of seeing showers over the next seven days. we'll let you know what you can expect when we come right back. a crash that flipped a shuttle bus on its side this afternoon in the san bernardino >>> 20 people are hurt after a crash that flipped a shuttle bus on its side in afternoon in the san bernardino mountains. this is chop are video of the aftermath. the crash involved a group going to a retreat in big bear. six people were injuries are serious, the highway is shut down in both directions as that investigation continues. >>> memorials were held today for some of the 66 victims of egyptair 804. meanwhile, the search is the mediterranean sea is intensifying. nothing has turned up to help investigators. the search is centered on an area2 hu200 miles off the coast egypt. the seabed is more like a mountain range. finding the flight recorders before their batteries run out is going to be tough. >>> a new poll s

the holdup happened monday morning. three men walked into the store and while one assaulted the clerk, the other two made off with the atm machine. they didn't even touch the cash register. the clerk was hit with an ice scream scooper and suffered facial injuries. the hand gun was later found by officers but it turned out to be a fake. >>> there's a new policy for san francisco. the police chief is requiring the officer to carry three foot long batons. this is calls involving homeless people and people with weapons other than a gun. he's long advocated batons as an effective, less lethal way to disarm peoplewith knives or similar weapons. >>> a quiet college will spend $500,000 on an armed guard. david louie has both sides of the argument. >> reporter: a petition is starting to circulate as one group of students and faculty want to block the hiring of an armed deputy sheriff. in the spirit of a college community, there's also an opposing view. >> i wish that more people were involved in this. i wish that this conversati

. >> accused of 15 holdups, a young man and his ex fiancee face daunting consequence. >>> the river headility is one of two jails run but the suffolk county sheriff office. there are about 750 inmates here, 160 of them are women. >> i don't play games like that. it's that simple, robin. >> among them is jamie greggo who says the only thing resembling luxury is the ability to buy cosmetics through the jail commerce scary. >> we got cheap makeup but you got to make it work. >> to get the dramatic look on the outside, she must imp vice. >> i use a pencil and crack the eyeliner open and dig in. that's how i get my eyeliner on. if i didn't do it that way, it wouldn't be dark and it would come off in a second. i get ready every day like one of the things i have left in here. they take everything from you. you don't have anything. i try to keep myself up and positive in here as best i can because i looked a mess when i came in here. i looked a disgusting mess. it made me realize how bad things really were. i was extremely hot. i was doing a lot of dope and i looked crazy. >> ten months earlier,

. >>> colorado babysitter accused of staging a holdup. >>> how police say she used the kid she was watchingops to rob a bank. plus, a consumer complaint solved next, getting involved with a battle to get the refund check he was owed. >>> plus, just when do you call 911? it sounds like a pretty simple question, but philadelphia police say a lot of people are getting it wrong. how it's hurtling people who need ambulances the most. chp bebefor'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student loans call 1-866-999-0154 as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. including better alternatives to federal loans. i can show you how to pay for your own child's way to college. in case you don't find that treasure chest. if you have a question about student loans, ask me. sincerely, michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. citizens bank student loans call 1-866-999-0154 to apply now. . >>> right now, following breaking news in philadelphia. th

. >> gathers says he always hides his outed during holdups. >> i choose to disguise myself to give the a little bit more of a challenge to identify me. >> prosecutors say this security camera image shows gathers on the right and his co-defendant on the left. both in disguise at the scene of their latest robbery. >> you got to the explain this to me. >> well -- >> you have to explain this to me. >> they saying that could be me. but it's not for sure that they know that it's me. that's my statement. and that's what's going to court. >>> coming up -- >> you actually put an order out for someone to be punished from here. >> it was more so like a warning. >> melvin gathers plays a game of cat and mouse with dangerous implications. >>> and -- >> i didn't do nothing. we got dirt roads and trouble. >> a young man from one of the nearby islands faces the worst trouble of his life. >>> on some of the rural island communities off the coast of charleston, south carolina, many african-americans identify as gullah or geechee. dating back to their ancestors, the slaves. they speak an english-based cr

so it's a matter of time and i don't know what the holdup is but who am i to push them along?d to what the verdict will be and nothing but support is what we're seeing here on the gop side. >> there was supposed to be a phone call tonight and i don't know if anyone has checked twitter to see if donald trump has said anything but it's late, they must have spoken. >> last i knew he was at a fund-raiser raising lots of money. >> paul ryan said he sees too much bitterness in politics. look at this. >> leaders need to say here's my solution and let's do it in a way that's inclusive, optimistic and focusing on the solution. that's the choice you'll have. we don't win personality contests but we win ideas contest. >> is that a shot against donald trump's bow? is he saying donald trump isn't inclusive or principled. >> that video was shot at the millennial town hall he did at georgetown last month. and he wants to reach out to a constituency that he hasn't been able to get. but both sides have been divisive and bitter. that turns young people off. we have to do better. i do not think

. >> a christmas morning holdup leaves a young man dead and four people in jail with serious charges. but one faces a trial of a different kind. >> being nine months pregnant and being in jail is not fun. it's really hard. >> and the jail is required to accommodate her newborn. >> we do the best that we can, but it's jail. it's concrete and steel. it's not good to have babies around concrete and steel. >>> some 75 miles east of new york city on long island is suffolk county and the farming unit. the county built one of its two jails here in 1959. back then, it was nicknamed the farm. and inmates worked in the adjoining fields. today, the nickname remains. but inmates no longer tend crops. and the jail is a newly renovated modern facility. it usually houses more than 700 men, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> right foot. >> the majority of inmates live in spacious dorm-like settings free of cells, but as renovations continue, some live in temporary tent like quarters known as the sprung unit. >> it has like a canvas t

there are some holdups and sanders voters are not willing to commit to hillary clinton. if she can win them over, that could move her numbers up. there are still room from trump getting improvements among republicans as well. the bigger picture at this election, you have been hearing this for a while now. really, hundreds of millions of people in this country, we always say this every four years. these are the two best, really, that acsaid to me it is never ft right now. donald trump's negative number is sitting there. hillary clinton is very close. 54 and 50 at negative. both well over negative. we have not seen an election like this. we have not been at this point setting the stage for general election where both candidates have such toxic personality favorable or unfavorable numbers. this year it really looks like that's the story, peter, it is less of two evolves. >>> i want to take to you to senator corker, he speaks about donald trump. >> he talks about domestic issues and more of a, nowyou kn we -- trying to get to know each other better. >> reporter: of the polic

liquid, gels, creams are among the biggest holdups they say. also empty your pockets before you get in line. don't wait until you get right up to the body scanner. they say then you are slowing yourself and others down. and finally, arrive early. scrambling, asking to cut in line in front of everyone else just makes them wait longer. frankly makes them upset with you. back to you. jonathan: all right. thanks. we have an update on last year's deadly train derailment outside of philly. the ntsb says the engineer was distracted by radio transmission from the operator of another train whose windshield was shattered by a rock. nonetheless, investigators also say the train was traveling above the legal speed limit when it went in a zone of curved tracks before derailing and never slowed down. of the more than 200 passengers and crew on the train, eight people were killed. dozens of others were hurt. in an emotional afternoon for the family of claudina molina. she was shot and killed friday may 6 in a giant parking lot in laurel. police say it was par

today we are learning part of that holdup is because student faces have to be blurred from body cam video for privacy reasons. since saturday police say they have been processing at least six body cameras and surveillance video that show the potential other side and what led to this incident, a traumatizing incident according to the students involved. university of maryland campus police are seen on party early saturday. a grad who wasn't there says she hopes the university sticks to its promise to release it all. >> i think it has something to do with race because every time there's a party around campus, like there are so many parties here, this is unb. it's known as a party school. other parties i have seen that maybe got a little loud got a little -- went on a little late they weren't broken up like this. >> i feel like they use a lot of force but i don't think it was racially motivated or anything like that. >> the kids on campus, like it will -- it will change their views on how they view crowds. >> we take these complaints seriously. i'm disappointed of the misinformation out there

what is the holdup at this point? rep. bishop: um -- the holdup is that different players, some on our part, some on the other side, have other ideas they want explored, and for common courtesy and to make sure we get this right, it is worth it to take the time to explore those ideas. at this stage in the game, we need to make sure we move forward and that further discussions on this bill need to be done in the open, they don't need to be done in negotiations between individuals. but saying that, with one shot getting this right, we need to do it right. once this bill starts moving, i think it moves through congress very quickly. it will be on the president's desk, and we want to make sure that if there are significant constitutional issues or legal issues we want to explore all of those and make sure it is done right the first way. but the bill will be dropped soon, and still is open for amendment process along the way, and i think you will see other people trying to do amendments on this bill. some will be successful, so

i don't think the arguments that we hear against fossil fuels holdup or the idea that we are running out the government has to get us on something else is true. is certainly can cause pollution but you don't need to outlaw the fuel that more than 80 percent of the time is making possible industrial civilization. climate change is a more complex issue. i don't think there is evidence we're headed for a climate catastrophe. and on next to cope with any climate. but to connect us to the inequality today. is to extend the power of government and expand the power of government from destroying with the planet from fossil fuels but it takes away freedom and wealth from individuals to give more power to the government with the environmental argument for expanding the of the government today. i should add a close friend wrote about the moral case for fossil fuels. >> we does have to make sure that they read. >> people talk about scandinavia as the ideal and say you should be more like that because it is more equal. what do you say? >> when i started to write thisbook i knew a little but not a

less than four hours later around 4:00 a.m., another man walked in and announced a holdup. on foot. investigators say the two robberies appear to be unrelated. no one was hurt. >>> also from our delaware news room a couple from ar rehoboth beach accused of stealing from a grocery store every day since february. they would reportedly hide things like meat and toiletries on themselves and then pay for other items. the alleged crimes all 83 of them took place at the giant in lighthouse plaza. both of the suspects were arrested yesterday then charged and released. >>> new jersey lawmakers are set to vote on a work leave bill. the legislation would require employers in the state to offer an hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. lawmakers say that legislation will help low earning workers who cannot take a sick day without losing pay. business groups that oppose the measure say the bill will come and make it more difficult to operate a business in new jersey. >> time now for an update on the traffic situation monday night. >> over to matt pelman to see what's rolling out

less than four hours later at 4:00 a.m., another man walked in and announced a holdup.ft on foot. investigators say the two robberies appear to be unrelated. no one was hurt here. >> after two years, sugar house casino's renovation and expansion project is complete. they cut the ribbon today on the new $164 million expansion in fishtown. sugar house says they've added more table games, slot machines and a seven story parking garage. they also have several new dining options and a 30,000 square foot event center. >> we are learning more today about a major drug bust in camden county. according to police there, this one led to several significant arrests. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room this afternoon with the details on this one. hi, monica. >> hi, brian, that's right. it was an early morning raid last week after a month long investigation. coming up tonight new at 5:00 the alleged drug dealer that police say is off the streets of knowledge and facing a laundry list of serious charges. coming up in health check from a trend in health to an epide

might have been more time where merchants may not have had a reason to wait, but that was part of the holdup in getting us to where we are at this point right now. >> i have a response from both liz and steve. steve signaled me first. >> once the liability shift takes place, and those costs are then incurred by it is a misnomer to say that somehow those costs don't go to consumers in the form of higher prices. it is an indirect cost to consumers. the fact there was this liability shift absolutely puts consumers on the line. it is like saying shoplifting doesn't cop -- shoplifting doesn't affect the cost of your goods. >> i will chime in a couple of small things before we go into debit routing. scott mentioned banks always have the liability. somebody re-creates that magnetic card and swipes it, which can happen with cards because we are perpetuating mag stripes in the back of this. it is actually resulting in a lot of fraud shift right now. we heard about that from law enforcement authorities. not shrinking, but the merchants who haven't , in able to get the ploy 100% agree. there are mercha

have come-- merchants close to employing these solutions, emb has actually been a holdup which is an unfortunate byproduct. here andis a theme that is to try 2-d value your payment card information. whether it is adding a token, whether it is encrypting it. thee, you mentioned economics. that is one of the goals of making the system safer to end fraud which is one of our devalue the to information. if you can't get the information coming you cannot use it. however you want to protect it, it will require multiple steps. all of that is designed with one thing in mind and that is to fraud.-- thwart unfortunately, if we build a 10 thievesl, the leaves -- will build an 11 foot ladder. this is a constantly moving target and we have to continue to deploy resources to protect retailers and the system and the consumers. the other goal is to make sure that the transaction goes through so you can buy the foods, go to the restaurant, and visit your favorite retailers and the transaction will go through. goals, taking two sure the transaction goes through and defeating fraud are the guiding princ

of the longer term observations that bain and company is had is over the last three decades, the holdupr involved in's -- super embodiments -- super abundant been -- super abundance. pushed down interest rates and driven up the price of every single asset class in correlation. 1 real estate has gone up massively in cost and many of the kinds of workers you are talking about, the knowledge workers who work in clusters in silicon valley or boston or new york city can afford to live in those walkable courts. for most people, working in those tier 1 areas has become increasingly unaffordable. the millennial generation is moving into their peak family formation years and feeling the cost pressure. people don't want to raise their kids with a crib in the closet. as that combination of the rising asset class, family formation comes, more and more family are looking for solutions that don't involve telecommuting but living and working and staying in smaller communities out side the tier 1 cities. exurbs andse of the the increasing cost and richness of tuier 1 walkable cities. carol: what does t

what's the holdup? >> a couple of things.reedom because i don't think he will be able to get out of this without some level of jail time. look, this is very complicated, bill. the first thing at that really happened was wrong, he walked awas, deserted his post. catherine herridge reported on this correctly. he was not under duress. he was not looking for someone to report. second the president attempting to influence the process. rose garden ceremony with his parent and susan rice's comments serving honor and distinction were an attempt by commander-in-chief to influence the military judicial process. that is why it drug out. bill: hang on one moment. >> yeah. bill: you think that photo-op was designed for a debate like we're having right now? >> absolutely. look, bill. bill: wow. >> he he politicized this instantly. the fact he took sides in a situation where he had to know, this has been documented again bit network, your network and catherine, the chairman of the joint chiefs at that point in time, admiral mullen had told

. >> i have to ask you, what is the holdup in security lines now? bags or people?the biggest constraint is the x-ray screening of the bag. >> so that is slowing douvenlt because we have more people doing it, i'll you have come on in here one more time. there is a hearing today on capitol hill. and you know the head of the tsa was grilled by a number of people in congress. you have a representative from louisiana. he basically suggested you guys, not just delta, but all airlines are to blame because the baggage fees you're charge having more people bringing on more bags, bigger bags, and that's the problem. >> well, i mean, my first comment is the industry had bag fees for almost a decade. nothing's changed in that regard. so the lines that we're experiencing this year are not driven by increases in bags or bag fees. but we're all committed about the solutions. so he's been a good partner to drive in that reaction. we continue to take. >> gill west, the coo of delta on the day when they debut the automated security line in atlanta. back to you. >> all right. phil, t

so what's the holdup in doing that bill? it's a conference report. we should get that done.our weeks ago i stood here on the floor, and i said we shouldn't go on break without giving president obama the $1.9 billion he needs to fight the zika virus. so four weeks later we're still off next week, not going to worry about those pesky mosquitoes. the senate is going to recess for another week. we're going to come back for four weeks and then we're out for seven weeks. so this great plan of my friend, the republican leader, is somewhat misleading. anything he's been able to get done and try to boast about is things that they held up our doing for six years. president obama said last friday we could go tomorrow. we should not leave here today without having given public health officials the resources they need to combat the spread of zika here in the united states. researchers, doctors, health officials not only in the united states, all over the world need this money. this money will be spent in america but there will be a lot of effects around the world, a lot of problems in ce

so i think it's just a matter of time, and i don't know what the holdup is.em along? i know they're going to have a meeting, and i'm very much excited to what the verdict is going to be on that. and nothing but support is what we're seeing here on the gop side. >> there's supposed to be a phone call tonight, and i don't know if anyone has checked twitter to see if donald trump has reported on that phone call. do you know anything about this phone call because it's late? i'm sure it's happened already. >> well, i don't know. no, i haven't heard anything. last i knew is he was at a really fancy fund-raiser, raising lots of money. >> mo, let's talk about paul ryan. he tweeted out a video today saying that he sees too much bitterness in politics. look at this. >> leaders need to say, here's my principle. here's my solution, and let's try and do it in a way that is inclusive, that's optimistic, that's as pirational, that's focusing on solutions. republicans lose personality contests anyway. we always do. but we win ideas contests. >> is that a shot across donald t