. >> reporter: in fact his journey only ended horrifyingly enough when he reached the delta terminalerminal where he turned himself in to a baggage handler. >> i had to walk up to a cargo walker. that's jfk international airport. i walked to the terminal. that's crazy. >> reporter: america's airports are not as secure as the public may think. from rogue pilots climbing the fence at st. george, utah and driving a jet into the terminal or this 2010 wild ride at dallas' love field. >> tower, what's the protocol? >> reporter: clearly many experts say the jaw-dropper at jfk signals something must be done. >> it's time to relook at perimeter security. these are early warning signs, and what the bad operators are out there doing are they're studying, and that's what bad guys spend their time doing. they spend their timeopponent. >> reporter: he got no rewards. charged with felony trespassing ultimately reduced to a misdemeanor violation. he now threatens to threaten the port authority for what he calls harsh treatment. >> you would think someone that went through what i went through would g

he walked into delta terminal 3. danny was arrested. ultimately con victimed of misdemeanor trespassing. . the port authority said that it's increased patrols and demanded an explanation from its security firm. >> i definitely think it's time to look at perimeter security. >> reporter: jfk, at least, now made more secured because of a lost skier. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> coming up here -- a scientist creating a stir tonight. who says he has real proof that he's been to heaven. next. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may in

walked across at least one runway and a taxiway, finally stumbling, cold and disoriented into delta terminale. >> reporter: danny was arrested ultimately convicted of misdemeanor trespass, the only one punished for the massive security breach. the port authority says it has increased patrols and demanded an explanation from its security firm. an effort to dramatically improve the system's functionality. >> i definitely think it is time to relook at perimeter security. these are early warning signs. >> reporter: jfk at least now made more secure because of a lost jet skier. jim avila, abc news, new york. >> when you think of all the cameras, should have spotted him, motion sensors in the piece. i fear when i see all the airport security stories, if there are terrorist groups in the country watching that stuff. they go, uh-huh. another weak point. let's go there. that's the frightening point to me. >> he has to scale the fence, the barbed wire on top. amazing. >> first layer of defense. got through two, three more. it's scary. jfk get it together. >> hope the airports are safe. not your luggag

. >> reporter: most of the flights coming and going from national were delta airlines flights like the inside of terminal c, the outside empty as well. amtrak expects to have some limited service on wednesday, but the problems persist in flooding on the tracks, electrical problems, trees that are down and then tracks that they don't control, basically it's in the hands of other companies that have to make those repairs. amtrak can only control what's within their control. at union station paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> we're following other storibombs have exploded outside several virginia homes, the latest just this morning. police update us on the investigation next. >> hurricane sandy created a wild dangerous situation in maryland. we have new video coming up on the news edge at 11:00. anncr: which do you believe? what mitt romney's tv ads say about women? or what mitt romney himself says? mitt romney: do i believe the supreme court... should overturn roe v. wade? yes. and it would be my preference that they, that they... reverse roe v. wade. hopefully reverse roe v. wade. overturn roe v. wade. planned

. >> reporter: most of the flights coming and going from national were delta airlines flights like the inside of terminal c, the outside empty as well. according to that amtrak spokesperson i mentioned a minute ago, i'm being told that they are going to put out a news release sometime this evening with a list of some limited service, but the problem is the continuing problems that they're having along the northeast corridor and in other areas and that is there's flooding on the tracks. they've got trees on the tracks and they've got power problems. so train service in the next day or so could be very, very troublesome and for these folks that are stranded here they may be here for at least another day. >> just frustrating. paul wagner, thanks for the update. >>> metro is back up and running tonight, but with limited service. trains and buses started running at 2:00 this afternoon but are operating on a sunday schedule. buses that don't normally run sundays are on their normal weekday schedule. metro access service remains canceled today. the entire metro system is expected to resume normal operations tom

terminated him yesterday. >>> we've talked about the offshore flow not the gusty winds, the humidity has not recovered, we are down to 12% this livermore, drier, 17% around the deltaand san jose 23% humidity, hot temperatures combine that and high fire danger, your forecast is next. >>> giants game is starting in less than two hours, people are already planning what they are going to wear and where they are going to watch it. i'm amy hollyfield, that >>> excitement is in the air in the bay area over something happening 1700 miles away. in less than two hours the giants will try take the lead in the national league series when they battle the cardinals in st. louis. amy hollyfield is live at a sports bar in walnut creek. we got new word about scutaro. >> reporter: that's right he will be playing, great news for fans. going to have a huge audience here in the east bay. we are in walnut creek, empty now going to be packed later the owner has brought in tables, fold-out tables to throw into the mix because he doesn't have room for everyone. he said it has been so jammed lately. he says people have been calling him from daly city and san jose asking him how to get here

terminated him yesterday. >>> we've talked about the offshore flow not the gusty winds, the humidity has not recovered, we are down to 12% this livermore, drier, 17% around the delta and san jose 23% humidity, hot temperatures your forecast is next.ire >>> giants game is starting in less than two hours, people are already planning what they are going to wear and where are going to wear and where they are going to watch it. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart phone data usage at home. so call now to get at&t u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for

delta, they have both laguardia and jfk. talking with the folks at flight operations, their concern is laguardia. because if that water comes up and starts to flood the terminalhow quickly are they able to reopen? nobody knows until they can get in there tomorrow and the afternoon to see what the situation is. >> phil, we've got to leave it there. a lot of passengers stranded not just on this side but people trying to get back to the united states as well. thank you, phil. >>> two of the best minds in the state of connecticut, herb greenberg and peter schiff. they're getting hit by hurricane sandy now but they are not afraid to come on "street signs." we're going to talk to them just ahead. [ male announcer ] do you have the legal protection you need? at legalzoom, we've created a better place to turn for your legal matters. maybe you want to incorporate a business you'd like to start. or protect your family with a will or living trust. legalzoom makes it easy with step-by-step help when completing your personalized document -- or you can even access an attorney to guide you along. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom helps you get per

terminal at laguardia, and they were not here this morning. now jfk and newark are up and running. however, only about half schedule, at least that's what deltatelling us. they're doing their best to get back up to normal but that traffic just still isn't quite there yet for those planes departing and coming in. maria? >> courtney, thank you so much. we'll keep checking back as the story develops there with you, courtney reagan. >>> insurers under pressure in sandy's destructive wake. i'll be talking with the head of allstate insurance about the massive disaster relief efforts under way, how fast are they paying the claims and what kinds of impacts investors can expect to see on the bottom line. >>> later the government's role in recovering from sandy has raised debate whether bigger government is necessarily better. we'll discuss both sides of the argument off of that hot issue in a few minutes. stay with us. >>> welcome back. one of the companies reporting earnings today in the thick of the recovery from hurricane sandy. tom wilson is ceo of allstate insurance and joins us now exclusively after reporting earnings. what timing, tom. >> hi, m

terminal c. normally, on a monday morning, this would be jam-packed with passengers, going back and forth on the shuttles on deltaee, the ramps are completely empty. so are the gates. the planes have all gone out of here. they've flown away. they're not coming in, all cancellations. part of the 7,000 cancellations along the eastern seaboard today. it's affecting the flights all over the country. so it really is a problem. it paralyzes the entire nation's aviation corridors. because of what happens on the east coast. also, amtrak and greyhound bus lines have called off service that may last all the way till friday. let's go back now to sam. >> thanks, jim. by the way, jim, we want to rerack the piece on the coastal area and just show you the trouble that matt gutman got into. standing close to the shoreline. he was timing those waves out. watching that water move in. he's been in these situations a lot, by the way. and it even caught him. so our people are now being pulled off the shoreline now. we're pulling up. we're getting into a safer location. this is a perfect opportunity for us to tell you that we're out k

delta, southwest, american, jetblue, are again today cancelling flights into the airports hardest hit by the storm and high winds. washington, baltimore, philly, new york and boston. inside the terminals p.m. monday 14,000 flight cancellations and climbing fast. in d.c. we found two foreign exchange students from italy stuck, unable to get back to rochester. >> we wanted to spend a couple of days in washington, but then -- and then come back to rochester in a few days, but then this happened so the weather, and we are stuck here. >> reporter: in l.a., nathan cooper is also stuck trying to get back to newark. >> i stood in line for five hours to get to our flight. >> reporter: and in paris jeff barron was one of thousands of travelers stuck in europe unable to get back to the states. >> we obviously need to get a place to stay here in paris. >> reporter: airlines have moved their planes out of harm's way, parking them at airports across the country. >> and then we have another manager on duty. >> reporter: cnbc's phil lebeau was at delta headquarters in atlanta. >> all together sa! will be responsible for delta cancelling more than 2,500 flights and forcing 75,000 passengers to rebook