if the t.s.a. was not there, yes, we could take them out there, but they would not have one of the most unique and powerful experiences they have as a student. as the t.s.a., the students are connecting with people who are connected to the environment there. i remember i had a student at our beautiful closing circle, someone who had been diagnosed with anxiety disorder. when we share our favorite things from those two days, his favorite thing was just feeling accepted. for teachers, the t.s.a. answers every possible question or concern that could pop in the head at one in the morning. you can text a t.s.a., you will get an answer back. i don't know how many of you have taken 33 students on an overnight field trip? great. the check list for a one-day field trip does not exist. the check list for this field trip is three pages. there is so much to think about, to be worried about, and the t.s.a. is there to hold your hand and guide you through it and tell you it's going to be okay, and your students n

best possible investment that the t.s.a. can make. their accuracy is better than screening machines, and they assess current checks. they provide the greatest efficiency gains. therefore, we have significant concerns about reducing the ability to offer modified screening for general lane passengers that are screened by canines. we strongly support efforts to maximize t.s.a. precheck enrollment. however, we know that one of the biggest threats to airports and passenger security is long wait times that create soft targets. reducing the through put benefits of canines will increase that threat by more than doubling wait times at sea-tac wait lines. the call out of one canine resulted in incident command because wait times that push general screening lanes onto our escalators. they should consider the impact of wait times at the deployment of c.t. machines in the next few years. we support the added security that advanced technology will provide but significant work will need to be done to address its implementation impact such as through

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head of the party leading the party into paul you mentary elections exactly the same day so what the t.s.a. he talks a lot about enemies inside and outside of the country trying to divide the nation suggesting that he is the only one who can keep things together who can prevent turkey from falling apart so to say he also talks about turkey's military intervention in north and syria saying turkey's military breached a terrel corydoras these are his words saying more than four thousand terrorists have been eliminated here he's clearly appealing to nationalist voters as well not only to his own conservative base he also said the economy economy will be doing much better off for this election the election of course will transform turkey into a full presidential system and i think this is his main argument here turkey is now on its way to this presidential system and only after this transformation has been made turkey will be a global player it will be a strong country not only nationally but on the international level as well so his slogan for this election is resurrection and determination bu

officials from the t.s.a. and the government accountability office testify on how to battle security concerns with efficiency. this sub house committee hearing is 1:40 minutes. . >> that committee only and security transportation will come to order i will apologize for my delay my third or fourth meeting already today i am running behind i apologize. we will assess the transportation security administration preparedness for the summer travel period. and then to see an increase in aviation travel with a record bracing spring travel season to draw even bigger passenger

i mean even the t.s.a. . you know they are one of the snowballs and they're not going to bring not going to bring charges anything you know and sort of i don't know what the audience will say that especially after that. i mean only. apologies for interrupting you there emily we look forward to you hopefully reporting more about this in the future for us we thank you so much for joining us emily salo as mentioned you're a journalist from the new york post and you were in the courtroom today if. europeans are one step closer to being back in control of their digital lives the ease flagship new data protection laws came into effect on friday the rules knew that citizens can demand companies like facebook google and amazon disclose what kind of personal data they hold and what they do with it now citizens also have the right to have the data corrected or even delete it. whether you use the internet to search for information connect with friends or simply to do your shopping going online means sharing personal info

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officials from the t.s.a. and the government accountability office testify on how to battle security concerns with efficiency. this sub house committee hearing is 1:40 minutes. . >> that committee only and security transportation will come to order i will apologize for my delay my third or fourth meeting already today i am running behind i apologize. we will assess the transportation security administration preparedness for the summer travel period. and then to see an increase in aviation travel with a record bracing spring travel season to draw even bigger passenger volumes tsa to scream 243 million through memorial day and that is a stunning number when the and pass on this due to the wait times although some reports contended they were closer to three hours into seemingly with those security lines with the # i wait the way united passengers across the country. history repeats itself and then the purpose of this hearing in the preparedness for the peak summer travel to ensure the security for the traveling pu

they're talking about the t.s.a. precheck program. subcommittee is hearing from the transportation security administration assistant administrator for their security operations. also representatives from the airline industry and the nation's airports. john katko chares the homeland security subcommittee on transportation.

the proof. >> reporter: summer, a seven- year-old yellow lab, and retired air force sergeant micah jones, are a t.s.a detection team, working for the amtrak police. >> up, up. >> reporter: do you have the best job in the world? >> i would have to say yes. >> reporter: in part, he says, that's because he gets to spend all day with his best friend. >> the times when i have training and have to leave her at home, it's horrible. >> reporter: before working here, summer did her bomb sniffing in afghanistan, where she saved the lives of numerous u.s. marines. today, summer was on capitol hill, where she received the canine medal of courage, one of five military dogs honored for their extraordinary valor. you ready? good boy! good boy, jag! jag also served in afghanistan, but retired army sergeant dennis dow. he came under fire. >> oh, yeah, yeah. yeah, we did. >> reporter: did he understand the seriousness of that? >> absolutely not. in no way, shape, or form. >> reporter: he was just having a good time. >> damn right. >> reporter: would you be alive today if it weren't for him? >> no way. they're lot of g

the qaddafi model. >> we went in and decimated him. >> glor: a secret t.s.a. watch list is no longer a secret. an arrest after the deadly explosion at a california day spa.

t.s.a. appropriate that the police organizations around the country are strongly in support of this stop act. but so is the national association of state e.m.s. officials, the u.s. chamber of commerce, anti-opioid groups like shatterproof i talked about, but also stop, stop addiction fatality addiction group. others have said this is crazy. we have to stop this stuff from coming into our community and at the minimum get the price up. because part of the reason it is spreading so much is because it's inexpensive. so there is a strong, bipartisan consensus that the senate stop act is needed to combat the wave of opioid addiction and overdose deaths on the front end by keeping some of these more deadly drugs from ever entering our communities in the first place. this is a step we can take in the senate to make accessing these drugs more difficult. the stop act will make life a little easier for the people of ohio and across the country who are increasingly fatally overdosing or being unknowingly exposed to these deadly drugs. of course, this is only one part of combating the opioid epidemic. we

and within i.c.e., within the coast guard. within t.s.a. and of course np dp and net that together so we have best of class services and that collective defense model. >> so you mentioned you weren't aware of this -- this -- or statement that john bolton made. could you tell me a little bit about the kind of coordination that goes on between d.h.s. cyber leadership and the white house in relation to cyber security? is there ongoing communication and coordination? >> since ambassador bolton has come to the job, he and i speak regularly. we spoke over the weekend about events that were emerging in tennessee, for example, at the alleged cyberattack. so we continue to work together. if there are any issues that we ever have, that we need to raise to their attention, we do so. we are working hand in glove on the national cyber security strategy. we are -- released the d. hshes s. cybersecurity strategy today. we did that in close coordination with n.s.c. >> that's been reported that the united states may see increased cyberattacks from iran. in