i'm investigator jared holbrooke taking action for you. >>> 4:49. in houston nfl openers are set to discuss whether to let any teams relocate to los angeles. the raiders, rams and chargers all submitted relocation applications. tom cornyn explains that may delay a decision on when the bucs announce their new head coach. >> reporter: good morning. i don't think we're going to get an announcement from one wednesday or thursday at the earliest. the blazers are in houston for a two-day meeting on relocation issues of the rams, chargers and raiders. that meeting goes through wednesday afternoon. i'm still under the belief though that dirk koetter will be the new head coach until something different happens that. could be in the way of the buccaneers continuing their search into early next week. could they play for nick sabin? i think more lightly the gm could await the outcome of the patriots/chiefs game saturday. it's possible could be target his old friend, offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels. mcdaniels turned down all interviews so far as the patriot

jared holbrook showed us sop of the surprising thing people tried to get past security. >> reporter: what are we looking at here? >> we're looking at a collection of items we discovered in our search. >> reporter: all of this is from the past year. >> we're averaging about 20 knives per game. >> reporter: mary millen has been working at amilee arena for 16 years. she says reinterrorist attacks have more peep bringing guns, which are not allowed, even for off had duty law enforcement. >> reporter: since paris, you've been seeing an increase? >> absolutely. >> reporter: when the circus was at amilee, more than a dozen guns were spotted. an additional 12 guns were lightning games since september. >> since paris, people krrnd for their safety. you're seeing more and more of the population looking for ways to protect themselves personally. >> reporter: since september, security confiscated more than 500 knives. >> we're seeing a plethora of knives. knives in every shape, capacity. >> reporter: including clandestine knives like this, you. >> it fits in your wallet like a credit card. >> re

i'm investigator jared holbrook, taking action for you. >> well, uber is facing criticism tonight after a driver refused to service a woman in labor. now, according to fortune magazine, the new york city driver told the woman's driver she couldn't get into the car because she threw up on the sidewalk. the driver ended up charges the couple $13 for lost time. uber eventually refunded the money and sent another car to take her to the hospital. now the issue of public uber after a disabled passenger sued the company and the competitor lift for denying service to those with wheelchairs and service dogs. >>> new tonight, health officials are warning about a mosquito-born virus that just hit texas and it's not west nile. it has been confirmed in the houston area. latin america, southeast america and africa have all reported cases. symptoms of the virus including fever rash, joint pain that usually lasts several weeks. officials say the virus was discovered in a woman who recently traveled to el salvador. >>> a federal panel finalizes new guidelines on when women should get mammograms but they