but congressman buddy carter says outsourcing would solve the problem. >> i'm convinced that the private industry can do this just as well with oversight with tsa and save money and improve customer service. >> reporter: 22 airports across the nation have privatized the screening process including san francisco international airport. mark albert for cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> if you are heading to the beach this memorial day weekend you may want to steer clear of one bay area beach that was just deemed the dirtiest in california. cowell beach in santa cruz is on top of the heel the bay's beach bummer -- "heal the bay"'s beach bummer list which looks at water quality. they say it's so polluted that people shouldn't even touch it. other bay area beaches on the list include sunnyvale cove at candlestick point and pillar point harbor in san mateo county. >>> all right. those are the ones to avoid. >> a lot of people probably will be seeking the coastline this weekend. going to be nice out, right? >> gorgeous. >> going to be gorgeous. you don't want the heat but you want the sunshine

congressman buddy carter says outsourcing would solve the problem. >> i'm convinced that the private industry can do this just as well with oversight with tsa and save money and improve customer service. >> reporter: 22 airports across the nation have privatized the screening process, including san francisco national airport. mark albert for cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> airlines are pitching in to help free up tsa screeners. american has contributed $4 million, and delta has chipped in five more to hire people to do non-security-related work at checkpoints. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with homeland security secretary jeh johnson about the airport delays and what the tsa is doing to remedy the situation. >>> another night of severe weather across the plains and southeast. there's flooding in austin where rescue crews are searching for two people who were swept away by rushing water. 137 roads are closed. late yesterday, a tornado rolled through the middle of bryant, texas, northwest of houston. more than 60 homes were damaged. three were completely destroyed. mor

congressman buddy carter, thanks for the conversation. come back again.n we come back, we will talk with representative jim mcgovern, a democrat from the massachusetts and we will hear about today's hearing on food waste and a discussion on food policy as well. we will look at the cost of the war on terror, which according to "reason" magazine has cost the u.s. over $4 trillion since 2001. we will be right back. ♪ on "q&a," day night that he co that talks about ther office does. june 1998 as a newly minted historian and my colleagues said to me it's going to be nice and quiet. we have and election coming up any o and you have time to read and settle into the job. in a few weeks, the house decided to impeach bill clinton and we had to do a good deal of research on impeachment trials. we had not had a presidential 17 eight andince they wanted to follow historical president as much as they could . >> that sunday night on c-span's "q&a." secretary, we probably give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. ♪ announcer: "washington j

coming up in 45 minutes, georgia congressman buddy carter, a former pharmacist, on his work in congresso fight opioid and prescription drug abuse. then come as men jim mcgovern on food policy in the united states and the government hearing on food waste. magazine features james bovard on the war on terror since 2000 and one. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. bloomberg reporting that paul ryan is set to endorse donald trump. that could come this week. the hill reporting this morning that democrats are thinking about replacing debbie wasserman schultz as the democratic chairwoman c. long securityt lines at airports. the house resources committee will be

coming up wednesday morning, georgia republican, smitten buddy carter, you will join us talk about his work in congress to fight the opioid abuse. congressman carter will also discuss his work on the homeland security committee to reduce wait times at tsa security checkpoints. and in massachusetts democratic congressman james mcgovern talks about the hearing on food waste, from field to table, hunger and poverty in america. somehe use on the snap little food program. byo discuss isis and efforts congress jim mcgovern and others to pass a use of authorization ts force in both conflic in syria and iraq. and reason magazine, with intributors discussing that 2001, the war has cost $4 trillion. be sure to watch beginning alive seven eastern, join the discussion. >> tsa administrator peter never enter testifies wednesday on the recent surge in wait times for screening u.s. air passengers. see his testimony before the house homeland security committee, live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> in addition to the graduating classes all over god's planet, i wish you were graduating into a world of

buddy. anyone who has not had a mortgage on your house, you should refinance because you're going to look back when rates go up and you're going to say i can't believe -- >> he talked about the carter years and how painful it was to be in a highly leveraged -- >> if you're a saver, you're going to be paying it off, every month you're going to net positive. it's such a great deal. >> and interest rates stay at this rate forever. >> most of the guys it's like, look, i'm get a put on the end of the world. wasn't there a guy who said we're all doomed anyway? >> it's a great cause but -- >> trump was asked about janet yellen and his thoughts about her and rates in general? >> when her time is up i would most likely replace her because i think it would be appropriate. she's a low interest rate person and she's always been a low interest rate person and i must be honest, i'm a low interest rate person. if we raise interest rates and the dollar starts getting too strong, we're going to have some very major problems. >> said he probably would replace her, though, because she's not a republican. >> it was very odd because he said i agree with her but i'm going to replace her. a hundred year