and would you consider as much as you can within this arena, are the aits 100%? are they fool proof? >> i can't discuss any of the details but in general any technology has limitations. >> we all have limitations. any technology is going to have some type of limitation. through the metal detectors those are less advantageous so, 30% of those people have gone v say, have gone through the first phase of spot, now going through 30%, say they go through an ait machine where the other 70% have gone through metal detectors which are basically less -- not less safe but not as good as the ait machines. then we get to the gate. we've got the gate agent making sure you get on the right aircraft so. we have gone through some security but there is a possibility something could slip through. the sarkt on the tarmac. around the aircraft we have nearly at a million airport workers, working around that aircraft. are credentialed. these credentialed airport workers have direct access to non-public areas and sanitized areas. so they are work ing the shadow of the airplane, could y

in addition to ait, we're employing cat bps technology. this will automatically verify passenger documents. it will eventually replace the current procedures used to detect fraudulent or altered documents. we will deploy this technology for operational testing at a few airports beginning next month. technology is only one mechanism to identify potential threats. the s.p.o.t. program uses behavior observation and analysis to identify potentially high-risk individuals who may pose a threat to transportation security. s.p.o.t. was is specifically validated in 2011 by the dhs science and technology division representing the most thorough analysis of any behavioral screening program to date. no other counterterrorism or similar security program is known to have been subjected to such a rigorous systematic evaluation. this study revealed that s.p.o.t. was significantly more effective at identifying high-risk passengers than random screening protocols. that said, tsa continues working with dhs, snt, and the broader research community to increase

a daily basis review vulnerabilities in our system and ensure we have litigation in place including ait which is our best deterrent or best detection against metallic and nonmetallic threats. >> is it your plan to replace all the magnetometers with aits? >> that's not our current plan. based on sort of our evolution with the risk-based security we're look at the best way to deploy the best assets we have and con fission figurations that make sense across the system. >> as they're purchased, are they getting deployed in a timely manner. i know there's some warehouses that a lot of this equipment sits in as it gets deployed and we're -- the last i heard we weren't using modern deployment techniques like drop shipping them to the airports. >> to my knowledge there are no aits in the warehouse that you referred to. the aits are being deployed readily and our utilization numbers are improving dramatically on a u baily basis. >> where are you with getting evaluation of these machines for tsa agents that are nearby and operating them and frequent screenees be they frequent fliers i realize the

earlier this year, we issued a classified report on ait. while most details are classified, tsa allowed us to note some of the e d tails regarding the utilization rates of these hearings for today's hearing. we found that some of these units had been used less than 30% of the days since their installation. the good news is, in response to our report, tsa agreed to take steps to address these low utilization rates. the last program i would like to briefly discuss today is tsa's maritime biometric program called twic. in terms of progress, it is a tals has now enrolled 20e6r million maritime workers in the program. however, our 2011 report identified a number of significant internal control weaknesses in cart enrollment, background checking, and use that we believe have limited the security benefits in the program. in fact, these weaknesses may have contributed to the breach at selected u.s. facilities during covert tests we conducted as part of this review. we recommended that dhs and tsa strengthen program controls as well as complete an ef

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we are glad to throw everything we can at ait, we're looking at how the flow patterns are working in this will be a challenging area. we probably shouldn't have been developed a way it is. the community hall, and particularly the urban watershed assessment will be looking at what we can do to try to mitigate this. >> there was flooding the number of years ago. you just can't fix it there. if you look at the watershed view of the world, you can see how you could avoid a runoff coming down. the other problem is that it was high tide. part of the discussion for ssip is if we're supposed to start pumping out the sewers to allow the water to a slowdown. this is putting infrastructure, these houses and businesses in a creek bed. >> we will see more and more of these with the sea level issues. the service goals that we established at the beginning as we learn more about that, it does not fully describe what we need to do. >> that is the current system, so you may want to change them. the problem is that to change them may require huge changed all the collection points in the entire city. >>

if i remember ait, i remember seeing analysis around a project that was how it was affordable or how it can be attributable to the affordable housing of the city based on the ordinance. there would be a couple of paragraphs after the principles that include the affordable housing goals. there was never a numerical sort of -- >> that was one of the recommendations, that the department include the level of detail with the description of the project. supervisor olague: i'm just being vague here, all 100 units are 100% market rate project. because there is a contribution that is being given to the in lieu fee or off-site affordable housing -- is it 15%? is it 20 now? >> i want to point out in response to that, that one of the recommendations is to include in the housing inventory report, how the affordable housing fees see the impact of that. >> i know that it is not clear where that money is going or how it is being invested, unnecessarily. -- necessarily. is the percentage going into the construction of new and affordable housing. it is not clear how the money is being used. >> if i ca

ait's maingly, though, no one was killed. you can see the vehicle making a direct hit on those customers and a baby stroller. other cameras caught the car going right past the check outline before coming to a stop. two people were seriously hurt. the 76-year-old at the wheel has been cited for careless driving. >>> in new york, a dangerous new game is being played in the subway system. teenagers are jumping off the platform and right on to the track in what's being called subway chicken. not a good idea. in some cases they're making it out of harm's way with just seconds to spare. transit officials say those involved should not only be arrested, they should, quote, have their heads examined. probably true. >>> in new jersey, a four-alarm fire led to flames and fireworks. power lines could be seen sparking after a three-story house burned. the embers also touched off fires in neighboring buildings. >>> and finally, for all of you out west, seattle's space needle is getting spruced up. the family of a man who helped build the i

i want to point your ait tension to the showers now moving ashore on the sonoma and marin county coastline. this is the next batch that will swing on through and may include some embedded thunder or perhaps small hail. freezing levels are as low as 3,000 feet tonight but for the hrest of the weekend we're goi to see a pattern change. we could see drier weather come our way as we head to sunday. a look at the rest of your weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. garvin? >> rob, thank you very much. >>> now to the search for sierra lamar. the morgan hill teenager has been missing for more than two weeks and today hundreds of volunteers expanded the search into some new territory. also, a sports celebrity is lending his name to the search for the missing girl. nbc bay area's monte francis is live. >> reporter: the rain did not keep hundreds of people from taking part in the search, and there is also a special march held here in morgan hill today for the missing teen. now search volunteers have to be at least 18 years old, so many of the young people who desperately want to help find sierr

anyone driving up there looks ait, anyone could be in there. how many years did it take to find this guy, bolger, from massachusetts, the ten most wanted criminal on the fbi list. 20, 30 years they have been looking for this guy. they finally find him out in california after decades in our own country, we can't find someone. the department of defense and the cia are not perfect at man hunts. that's not what we do particularly. it is hard work and it is difficult but we are doing the same thing in egypt right now. the egyptians got mad. they kept some americans in and wouldn't give them visas to get out. one was the son of the secretary of transportation. people in the congress started saying, cut off military aid to egypt. my goodness, that's the only linkage we have got is that military to military relationship. we sure don't have it with the muslim brotherhood in the parliament. we have to be mature and not purists. i love to be a purist. i'm as easy to do that as anybody else. then, you have to say, wait a minute, what are the effects? what'

why did you just ait's into your own show and become a t.v. host. there's two reasons first of all being on the house response i want it's nice to have an occasional visitor so i'm going to learn more about the world and the conversations we won't have any more interesting what are going to work for the people what is going on that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given a lot of interviews before and it's been on the receiving end of very aggressive. i found that i wasn't giving much of writing anything to drop pretty quickly moon to just keep some sort of stick in a defensive response and so did people don't take it out of context but i wanted to have a different sort of approach with other people and why that approach has been difficult in some ways i think it's also succeeded in other ways and it really revealed sides very interesting important people that i'm not normally going to go because they're not dealing with an interview no i'm doing with someone who's under house arrest. going through political problems in the bre

the stock is aits lowest point of its young life, down 10.5% today. it replaced two exiting board of directors members with two accounting experts in its latest effort to address investor worries over its financial operations. natural gas has been heating up some after dropping to a decade low earlier this month. the warmer than usual winter and historically high supplies pushed natural gas prices down by about 50% in the past five months. but we've seen some buying interest come back into the market over the past week or so. it could be traders covering short positions, thinking prices won't fall much further or value players getting into the market expecting demand to pick up as the economy strengthens. looking at our exchange traded fund market flash, the spiders, financial sector, emerging market and nasdaq 100 funds fell less than 1% each. the russell 2,000 e.t.f. shed more than 1%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: tonight's word on the street is technology. it's been one of the strongest areas of the stock market this year. jill mala

mellon report, and i would like to hit some of that, because i do think that's an important report, ait has -- it really ap this discussion that we have going on now. as i have stated previously, that report and that assessment was early on in the d.i.b. pilot. that done mean that we can't do better. in fact, let me turn that around and say, for us to be successful in cyberspace, it's going to require government and industry working together with best of both. industry partners see signatures that government doesn't see and government sees signatures or militia software, exploitations and attack into the country that industry doesn't see. information sharing and the ability to do that is key to stopping that. what i see from the d.i.b. pilot was increased discussion between government and industry, and this was a good thing. and it has grown. it continues to grow and we're getting better. so in legislation, what i think is we need to make the first step. we need to start. start on that journey. we won't get it perfect but we need that ability for industry to share with us the fact that

>> they ait speaks volumes not well they are doing with the strategy we put in place of transition. they want that responsibility. >> i was locked in the embassy with ambassador crocker. craig was there but if you could tell us how many attacks there were nationwide. >> civil government. institutions i would say probably across the country i would ishave to say there was a dozen maybe less that a dozen would be my guess. >> the good news is they didn't kill any of us the bad news is there were so many attacks. >> they were able to do a coordinated series of attacks. i don't want to slhrug that off and make it sound like we aren't taking this seriously. clearly we are and we did. i think it's important to remember from a military perspective they didn't have any changeable effect. even from fear they didn't have any success either. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> we are getting word now this finally may be over. >> in the past few minutes they reached the top level of the building where the last was supposed to be pulled up. they are seeing bodies being remo

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>> they ait speaks volumes not well they are doing with the strategy we put in place of transition.want that responsibility. >> i was locked in the embassy with ambassador crocker. craig was there but if you could tell us how many attacks there were nationwide. >> civil government. institutions i would say probably across the country i would ishave to say there was a dozen maybe less that a dozen would be my guess. >> the good news is they didn't kill any of us the bad news is there were so many attacks. >> they were able to do a coordinated series of attacks. i don't want to slhrug that off and make it sound like we aren't taking this seriously. clearly we are and we did. i think it's important to remember from a military perspective they didn't have any changeable effect. even from fear they didn't have any success either. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> we are getting word now this finally may be over. >> in the past few minutes they reached the top level of the building where the last was supposed to be pulled up. they are seeing bodies being removed fr

. >>> what is the difference between a hockey mom and ait bull?s a term for guys like president obama. probably not two terms, but even some of your favorite democrats think you're a pushover. they would like to see you stick to your guns. if you don't have guns they'd like you to ask eric holder to get some. jay as press secretary you know him as the white guy from every lens crafter commercial last week we learned that the president's two favorite stea steaks are ribeye and seeing eye. >> greg: those were the highlights. i'll ignore what happened in the cloak room afterwards because eric needs his privac privacy. a lot of stars were there. lohan, kardashian and obama showed up. adorable in person. with those ears you want to hold him like t stanley cup. dafa didn't go. banned since the incident. my condolences to the waiter's family. it's a potion that kills common sense. if you meet a star, every odious detail falls away. i watched hacks scramble for picture of sitcom stars and they salivate over "b" lt actresses. while star power is need, it s

do you live on the north pole. >> i haven't bought the package wher i cathe gam vewhe. >> h i aite buswant to talk about, though. jobs. today is the last day of april. last month we had a bit of a disappointment. economists saying 125,000 will be job groh. thatilbe a b dapinen thcoens 17 eay ro atrn alcoa and a maybe bank of america. people say why not put apple or google in the dow jones industrial average? one of the reasons is it is too expensive. ibm is the biggest part of the dow and it is 12%. if apple came in at thispre itou be6%fhedo inow yoha a tf tk outh xe o money.w heerll e. >> listen, if you work in your apartment for a half an hour a week and you take the home office deduction they are going within the rules of the law. it's not their fault. >> that's what i'm saying, too. >> it makes me sad that she hates people who play by the rules. >> the greatest moments from the white house corresponds dinner. i'm al ways looking out for i'm al small ways to be more healthy. like splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now,

. >> this is an unfortunate event that occurred this morning ait bout 10:33, 7850 edgewater, a college, a gunman came in to the college and fired multiple shots. we do have fatalities. i cannot confirm the number of fatalities we have at this time. additionally we have victims and i cannot confirm the numbers. we have set up a perimeter for public safety. that area right now we have medical personnel, we have our officers, as well as our swat team has arrived. they are still evacuating any possible injured or students from the college. this is still a very active and fluid situation. i will updates as events unfold. (inaudible). >> i cannot confirm we have arrested anyone in regard to this shooting today. >> is the gunman inside? >> it is unknown. our swat team is conducting evacuation. our priority is evacuation first. if anyone needs medical attention. that is a priority. and then we will conduct a security check of the interior of the building. it is unknown if the gunman is still inside or if the gunman fled. (inaudible). >> i know that officers are talking to witnesses, trying to

ait has become the first country to ban model who's are too thin. goal is to fight the spread of eating disorders. this is the first time. it's incredible. >> it is groundbreaking law. in essence, what the new israeli law is saying is that models have to have a bmi of at least 18.5%. >> body mass index. >> body mass index. weight over height ratio, or they cannot work. it also says that if photographs are photo shopped in any way, there has to be a disclaimer, and, finally, if a model is naturally very, very thin, she literally has to have a doctor's certificate. >> she has to bring in a doctor's note? there are some people that are just fally thin. >> yes. >> there are people who naturally have a very low bmi, but the law was championed by a fashion photographer, and i wanted you to hear from him why he feels this is so important and why now. >> something happened in the last 20 years. always the model was key, but not too skinny, and i found that it was thin or too thin, it's little different than between life and death. >> how do you think -- how

today -- >> women ait's workforce. >> jobs and the democrat with debbie wasserman schultz. and then what the polls tell us with democratic strategist mark penn and republican strategist wherein today linda divall. and ken star and neal katyal. plus a conversation with me manual cheever. >> if if you believe the president is a christian, why would that be -- you still come to the belief he's trying to destroy religion? >> ralph reed. >> is it similarly wrong them for democrats to say that the republican party is engaged in a war on women? >> and david brody of the crist janua christian broadcasting network. i'm candy crowley and this is state of the union. in an election expected to somewhere on the economy, both parties got something to schu on this this week. 120,000 new jobs were added to the economy in march, but that was way off the 200,000 expected. unemployment dropped a tenth of a percent, but economists say some quit looking for work. mitt romney called the report weak and very troubling. the president said there's a lot more work to do. joining me now from miami, f

aits perfect setup. until alec started to get all sorts of unwanted attention for pushing stuff like the stand your ground laws, laws that make it harder for people to vote as well. sure, those things might be good for some corporations bottom line somewhere, but how about the effect on the rest of us? alec last week announced that they are disbanding their task force that pushed for things like the relaxed gun laws and laws to make it harder to vote. alec is now officially getting out of that particular part of their game when it comes to making it harder for people to vote across this country. guess who is taking their place? a group called the national center for public policy research. that jack abramoff-linked, middle man organization that helped get cash and perks to members of congress. they have now announced they are taking over the voter i.d. stuff. they are launching a new voter identification task force in order to pick up where alec left off, to keep pushing bills that make it harder for peo