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as jamie yuccas reports, people are finding ways to get around them. >> reporter: the sounds of partyingeers on the beach is silent in gulf shores, alabama. this weekend the city enact an emergency order banning alcohol on the beaches. police lieutenant bill cowen. >> most of the arrests come down to public intoxication, minor possession of alcohol. >> reporter: but college students like hanna hicks and christian geary from texas a&m think the police are being overall aggressively. >> somebody is taping and you're intervi interfering with an arrest. >> i know we are drunk but we are adults and we are in college and know what we are doing and they act like we children. >> reporter: gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word appeared on social media that nearby pana panama, alabama, banned alcohol on their shores. now they are moving the party a few miles down to orange beach, alabama, which is dealing with 800% increase in arrests this spring break. dan roe oversees tourism for panama beach, florida. last year, an unconscious woman was allegedly gang raped while onl

here's jamie yuccas. >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security checkpoints. >> this is bad. this is as bad as i have ever seen it. >> airlines have been warning passengers about longer waits online. travelers in minneapolis and atlanta have responded with choice tweets of their own. >> you are seeing a 10.5% increase in travel since 2011. >> reporter: today minnesota senator amy blobachar has said the record number of passer injuries traveling reflects a national trend. >> this is a problem that is not unique to the twin cities, it say problem going on across the country. >> reporter: nationally the number of tsa screeners is down 15% since 2011. tsa head peter neffenger told congress last week that the agency is taking steps to do >> we are rethinking how we invest in technology and partnering with several airlines and airports to developing and installing in the near future a genetically improved passenger screening environment in a couple of key airports. >> atlanta airport general manager says th

jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> the wife of a u.s. air force lieutenant colonel was killed in the brussels terror attacks. and her family were when the bombs went off. her husband and four children are still hospitalized. at least 32 people were killed and dozens wounded in the explosions at the airport and a subway station. >>> one of the brussels victims, former basketball -- professional basketball player sebastien bellin was brought to tears when his family surprised him in his hospital room. >> surreal. i'm sorry. i'm at a loss for words. if you had told me that this was going to happen, i don't know however i will repay my gratitude to have my family around me. >> reporter: bellin was almost killed in the airport bombing. the explosion sent him flying 50 feet in the air. so fashion he's had four operations on his hips and legs. >>> the centers for disease control says sqotsmosquitoes that can transmit the zika virus may live in more areas in the united states than previously thought. extending from the parts of of the midwest an

jamie yuccas cbs news new york. ((kirsten joyce)) marie has thousands of views on youtube, is starring in a de-cluttering tv show and will launch an app to help people clean up later this spring./// sherry swensk < it's going to be a warm start to with record highs again today. dry air in place and allergies are in full swing. ........... temps are just falling back into the mild 50 and some upper 40s outside the valley. .......... and the high clouds are on the move... they are sliding east for now... but more will be back as the day goes on. ............. we'll stay very dry while the midwest gets ready for more winter. ............. we're hitting the 80s for the next few days so keep drinking and stay cool... then after a breezy system at the weekend and a chance of showers - we'll get the jackets back out with highs dropping back to the 60s next week for a day or so. . spring watering schedule today./// > back to you./// > ((brian loftus)) > the minor accused of killing swans and other birds at desert shores...

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in new york, i'm jamie yuccas. >>> it's not enough to arrive to the airport an hour before the flight anymore. kpix 5's juliette goodrich found out why. >> reporter: get ready, travelers, especially in the summer months. normally you're supposed to go there an hour and a half before your flight. now airlines say get there two hours ahead of schedule and here's why. combine the summer travelers with the business travelers in the summer months along with less tsa workers by about 10% and you have longer screening lines. when you are traveling this summer, give yourself two hours so you don't miss your flight. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> we have the airports covered. let's check in with gianna for the roads. >> i have you covered there especially along westbound 580 right at 680. we had reports of a fender- bender there over to the right. blocking two right lanes. chp did a great job clearing that out of the road. on to the right shoulder. traffic is moving okay now westbound 580 as you work your way out of the altamont pass towards the dublin interchange. 17 minutes for y

as jamie yuccas reports, new laws designed to stop the party are just forcing it to move elsewhere. >> reporter: the sounds of young people partying and opening beers on the beach are now silenced in gulf shores, alabama. this weekend the city enacted an emergency order banning alcohol on beaches through april 17 after more than 600 arrests since march 5. police lieutenant bill cowan: >> most of the arrest come down to public intoxication, minor in possession of alcohol are our two biggest categories of arrests. >> reporter: but college students like hannah hicks and christian gerring from texas a&m think the police are being overly aggressive. >> somebody was videotaping in a cops face and he said you are interfering with an arrest so he like hooked her up. it's stupid reasons. >> i know we're being drunk and we are on spring break, but we're still adults we're in college we know what we're doing and they act like we are children. >> reporter: gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word spread on social media that nearby panama city, florida, banned alcohol from

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