kelly hogan is out. despite the show of support from the administrator a week ago. >> the voices of criticism, and congressional anger proved to be too much. it came to light and hogan received $90,000 in bonuses since he has been at his post. and even after they failed to detect fake bombs and weapons last year. >> the bonuses are given to someone that oversees the part of the operation that was a total failure. >> they are better able to track the operations in places like chicago o'hare. in the past few days, weight times have plummeted since the tsa added more officers. summer air travel is expected to increase and security is only getting tighter. >> at the end of the day everyone has to travel and everyone has to be safe. you plan ahead and try to do whatever can you to deep things moving. >> congress will give tsa $30 million to pay overtime and hire more screeners by june 18th, it's a temporary solution when air travelers are demanding a permanent fix. >> kenneth thank you. >>> the tsa says travel

the house oversight committee announcing that kelly hogan has been replaced. he faced criticism at the hearing last month with witnesses testifying he had no experience in the intelligence field, but received a $90,000 bonus although security lines at airports were getting worse. >>> and bob mcdonald is downplaying the wait times at v.a. hospitals. he said delays for veterans are a lot like delays for guests at disneyland waiting to get on rides. mcdonald would rather have satisfaction with the experience rather than time spent waiting. several republicans, including donald trump, are blasting him this morning. >>> corporate america is hoarding cash in bank accounts overseas. u.s. companies held $1.6 trillion in cash last year. that is up from 2014 and more than double the corporate stockpile in 2007. that is according to moody's. who is leading the pack? tech companies. apple, microsoft, cisco and oracle. they hold $504 billion overseas. financial companies were not included in the survey. 72% of the cash pile is held overseas. multinational corporations argu

kelly hogan responsible for security operations at nearly 450 airports nationwide is out. deputy. last week, hogan's compensation was questioned by republican congressman john mica. >> the gentleman in charge of all of this program earned in one year an $80,000 bonus. >> reporter: as the head of security for tsa, hogan's base salary was more than $181,000 a year. over 13 month he took home $90,000 in bonuses as screeners failed to detect mock explosives or banned weapons in 95% of tests by the inspector general. hogan was hammered earlier this month during a house oversight hearing. >> since his promotion to the position in 2013. security operations at tsa. >> reporter: in this memo, peter neffenger disclosed a leadership team at chicago o'hare airport. one week after 100 passengers were stranded overnight and forced to sleep on cots. nationwide, tens of thousand have missed their flights as screenings have slowed. the tsa blames staffing shortages. tightened measures. and increasing number of fliers. friday, neffenger promised reform. >> you will see crowds. my goal is to

kelly hogan took bone uses for $70,000 -- bonuses of $70,000 even with wait times. >>> a picture of adler has gone viral. she left him in the care of a family friend back in march. when she got back home jakob had a black eye and bruises on his arm and back. police say 2012 ruling makes it difficult to approve substantial pain in child abuse cases because the baby cannot speak on his own behalf. >>> i want my son to have justice, i want everybody else that's dealing with this to come forward for the voice that for people that need help. >>> a petition has been set up to ask the oregon court to overturn the 2012 ruling. >>> lego toys are becoming moe violent. >>> a waitress gets a generous tip. advice we should all take. "action news" will be right back. welcome back looking at the scions, we're looking good. we have -- center city skyline, we're looking good, this is the ask can we have crews out there at this hour. we have showers east of the city, we have roads that are wet in spots. on the turnpike eastbound between the delaware valley and the toll plaza, blocking the right lane, e

the white house oversight committee announced that kelly hogan has been replaced.e faced congressional committee hearing last month with three testifying he had no experience and he received a $90,000 bonus and the lines at airports were getting worse. >>> the secretary of veterans affairs bob mcdonald under fire for downplaying patient wait times at v.a. hospitals. he compared them to waiting in line at disneyland waiting to get on rides. he said he would rather emphasize satisfaction with the experience than waiting times. several are blasting mcdonald this morning. >> sometimes you say things and it doesn't come out quite right. >>> the cleveland cavaliers were supposed to cruise into the nba finals, but king james' coronation has hit a stumbling block. coy wire has the bleacher report next. rful processor because the computer has to start thinking as fast as my brain does. i do this because i want my artwork to help people. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ don't tour tokyo.. and please, don'

kelly hogan has been removed from his position. he accepted bonuses totaling $90,000 even after the tsa failed to catch fake bombs and banned weapons smuggled by undercover investigators and dealing with wait times at checkpoints. >>> when a baby in oregon woke up with a black eye after being babysat, his mother started asking questions. the family friend said he didn't know what happened, then he said he dropped the boy, a detective later told her the sitter admitted to slapping her child. >>> i've seen the evidence and what the doctors told me and showed me of the hand print on his face. there's no denying what he did. >>> this happened back in march when police charges were never filed. the family took to facebook. a 2012 ruling makes it difficult to approve substantial pain in child abuse cases because victims cannot speak up on their own behalf. even with that admission it looks like not much did going to happen to the babysitter. >>> a study claims logos is becoming more violent. >>> oscar winning actress angelina jolie will

a congressional committee confirmed kelly hogan's removal. they hammered the tsa for giving hogan $90,000 in bonuses, a year later a report showed that tsa employees missed explosives that undercover agents brought to check points. tsa security assistant darby lajoy will take over. >>> and there are conflicting opinions on what caused egyptian air flight 804 to crash on its way to cairo. marcy gonzales is in paris with the latest. >> reporter: egyptian officials denying a report that the initial examination of human remains, points to an explosion on board. the associated press quotes an anonymous member of the egyptian investigative team. he said none of the body parts were in tact and that is the result of an explosion. but others question the claim. >> i would suggest that what he is drawing the conclusions on, that is a high speed water impact. these kinds of forensics require real professionals, we need to be careful from what we are hearing from anybody and need to stick to the facts. >> and now disputing claims that the plane swerved a

the oversight committee tweeted that kelly hogan was dismissed. there were complaints of bonuss that he received as millions of passengers suffered at massive lines around the country. >>> and we're getting a look at excerpts from bill cosby's deposition. in it, the actor admits giving the women he planned on having sex with sedatives and admits to an inappropriate encounter with a girl who was only 17. tomorrow, the judge will determine if there is enough everyday to send decades old assault accusations to trial. >>> a baltimore police officer was cleared in the freddie gray police brutality case. six officers faced charges buoyed ward nero was acquitted of assault. a judge ruled in a non-jury trial that nero acted as a reasonable officer would. >>> a fence surrounding one of san francisco's most iconic park isn't doing much to detour tourists. >> but many people are still finding a way to snap a pic of the famous painted lady. >> reporter: san francisco's row of painted ladies victorian homes have always made for a fabulous photographer but it w

kelly hogan will be moving to another position. the house committee focused on hogan in its investigation of staffing and bonuses at the agency. >>> students in our area helped to spread the gift of music. members of haverford middle school's seventh heaven musical ensemble delivered new music equipment and supplies to hesson elementary on monday. seventh heaven bought the supplies with the $5,000 first prize they won this year in the christmas choir competition. >>> tracking showers. we're seen wet weather through much of the area. right now it's new jersey and parts of delaware that are seeing the rainfall. you can see it hugging the coastline. atlantic city, toms river, cape may and delaware, showers are just exiting the dover area. notice the motion. these are the showers that moved through first thing this morning in philadelphia. the showers today, they will taper off tonight and summer-like heat will take hold over the next couple of days. this warmup started yesterday. 76 degrees. up to 80 degrees. 84 for tomorrow afternoon

kelly hogan was removed from his post as frustration mounts over long security lines at airport checkpoints. hogan came under firerous a homeland security during his report found tsa failed to spot 95% of concealed weapons and explosives. >>> toyota and uber areeaming up. the world'sarge car manufacturer is establishing a strategic partnership with the world's largest ride sharing app. the collaboration includes an investment by the automaker in uber. under thegrme uber drivers will lease their vehles from toyota and cover their payment roug earnings made while driving uber. >>> volkswagen alsotingnto the ride-sharing market. theer automaker investing in an israeli startup, get, ernsido rival to separately a federal judge said vw isg progress toward a final settlement in itsie emissions sc it will include compensation for owners o more than 480,000 vehicles whose exhaustys were rigged to foil emissions e dl is expectedefate june. >>> a newie o crash tests is raisingio ahe safety of muscl ca we're not talking about classic ve of the cars that first becameop i late'dyes. horsepower and more w

. >>> the tsa has fired the kelly hogan was fired amid complaints after being lines at airports. in chicago a new leadership team has been put in place. hogan is being replaced by his deputy. >>> hallelujah, we got some sunshine today. >> you know one thing that ticks people off about that guy, he had a big bonus and they were like, come on, we have long lines. we have a bonus today. i mean, low 8 #0 0 -- 80s today. that's not too far off of the average. now it's going to get warm for the rest of the week. todon't think that we're going see any complaints. let's start with our 3 deagree guarantee. -- degree guarantee. we went 73. -- 83. i was reading like 86, 87 in the car. we went 81 rather for a high. i was reading 86, 87 when we rolled in this afternoon. we will give you the official numbers at 11:00. right now it's 83. look at the humidity, 3 1%. this is a nice, nice evening. the nicest evening that we've had in a while. the nice evening will lead to a mild night. in fact, lows in the 60s downtown. bus stopem that's 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and then a wonderful wednesday. even

the move to replace kelly hogan came amid issues over long security lines at airport. hogan that was in the position since 2013 came under fire for bonuses including one totaling 90,000 dollars. >> robert mc dan old is facing a storm of criticism for waits at the healthcare at va to lines at disney theme parks n part of his rocks mcdonald said "when you go to disney do they measure the number of hours you wait in line" and house speaker paul ryan called the comparison flippant. >> score a win for donald trump he add the eight delegates from the virgin islands. he needs another 60 to clinch the republican presidential nomination. he's running effectively unopposed. hillary clinton has turned down an invitation to debate bernie standers on "fox" news ahead of next month's california primar primary. sanders is predicting this convention in philadelphia could get messy as he tries to get his policies into the party platform. more than half of registered voters ununsatisfied with the choice of trump on or clinton with president. 51% surveyed would rather have a third party

oversite committee conducted a hearing on the age's operations early this more questioning why kelly hogan got $90,000 if bonuses while so many of us were in the long security lines. the t.s.a. has announced several changes to the management to focus on leadership and screening operations. >> bill clinton continues the california campaign police on of before his wife. he be in the bay area today and tomorrow for two private fundraisers much the former president will attend an event in fremont at 11:45 this morning. and tomorrow, bill clinton will be add another fundraiser in atherton. tickets start at $500 and tomorrow supporters have to fork $1,000. >> ly wife is saying who to another debate with bernie sanders, would agreed to a debate on fox news in california before the june 7 primary. hillary clinton's california pan said sheen whats it focus on the general election. as she does that, bernie sanders is not going down without a fight. the vermont senator said that the democratic national convention in philadelphia could be messy as he pushes the party to adopt his progressive agenda. b

kelly hogan is out ahead a growing backlash over wait times at airport security lines and management problems. in recent weeks, thousands of passengers have missed flights due to hours' long security lines. hogan received more than $90,000 in bonuses, even though agency employees failed to find explosives and weapons in 95% of tests at u.s. airports. >>> well, the second trial of a baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray ended in an acquittal. gray was the black man who suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in police custody. edward nero is the second of six officers charged in the case. the third trial is scheduled to begin in two weeks. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: baltimore police officer edward nero is a free man, acquitted of assault and other charges for the arrest of freddie gray. >> officer nero at this point is the most relieved person on the face of this earth. >> reporter: in a bench trial with no jury, judge barry williams ruled the 30-year-old acted as any reasonable officer would and only touched gray after he was in handcuffs. prosecuto

that includes removing the director, kelly hogan and using a command center and deploying more k-9 units if a surge of travellers expected. >> we are projecting staffing and weight times that is allowing us to make changes in real time. >> it seems to be making a difference in wait times in chicago. >> ride early and it's not that bad at all. >> more screeners were added after passengers that messed flights slept on cots. and in atlanta new technology was unveild this week. >> you can have five people doing it at the same time. >> large bins with tracking is providing safety and keeping the lines moving. these changes encouraging but for the millions flying this summer, security experts say don't expect a miracle. >> i don't believe and i think tsa has actually said this, that it will change the lines this summer. >> the tsa is slated to get some $34 million to hire more officers and to pay for overtime but people are call on congress and the white house to do more with more people expected to fly than ever before. we are live in new york, i'm elizabeth herr, channel 6 "action news." >>

. >> kelly hogan responsible for security operations at nearly 450 airport nationwide is out. replaced by his deputy. last week, hogan's compensation was questioned by republican congressman, john mikea. >> the gentleman? charge of all of this program earned in one year a 80 thousand dollars bonus. >> as the head of security for tsa, hogan's base salary was more than 181 thousand dollars a year. over 13 month, he took home more than 90 thousand in bonuses, even as the screeners he oversaw failed to detect mock explosives or banned weapons in 95% of tests by the inspector general. hogan was hammered earlier this month during a house over side hearing. >> since his promotion to that position in 2013, security operations at tsa have been bismal. >> nationwide tens of thousands have missed their flights as screenings have slowed. the tsa blames staffing shortages, tight ends screening measures, and increasing number of flyers. >>> in that same tsa memo we have learned the agency set up incident command center to better responds to screening issues and delays and to better move peo

kelly hogan is out as the agency's head of security. hogan's removal comes as more travelers missed flights because of long security checkpoint lines. the tsa blames staffing shortages, tightened screening measures and an increased number of fliers. >>> gorgeous day, temperatures more in line with may, but the pollen a little high. high for freeze, low for grasses and high for mold spores. we will come back, talk about which day you might want to arrange a cookout over the holiday weekend. >>> right now we will talk to adam at nats park. are you tired? >> reporter: that's right, topper, outside the navy yard station on the green line. folks still pouring into the nats game although they are going to be late. we are starting a new project at wusa9 called mission metro. we are riding the rails today from 5:00 until midnight. tell you more about >>> we are on a mission today to hear from you about everything metro. >> wusa9's adam longo is coming up on hour 15 riding the rails for mission metro. he's been from prince george's county to vir

. ♪ >> head of security tsa is out of a job this morningch the move, to replace kelly hogan.es of long security lines in airports nationwide in recent weekends. >> as kim shows you officials hope this move will ease flight frustrations as many plan to travel this memorial day weekend. >> for weeks air travelers watched as lines at tsa security has gotten longer and longer and longer and now officials are taking steps to reduce wait times and travel wrecking delays. >> people are sick and tired of waiting. and we can do better. >> new jersey officials are a adding new tsa officers at newark and increasing over time hours and atlanta mayor fired general manager of city airport hartsville jackson the busiest in the world and kas i'm reed made the decisions after long lines were feet furd on a national broadcast. >> they led with photo of atlanta airport lines that's not something that can stand because our airport is the most significant economic economicer in the state. >> reed called on partners to solve the problem quickly. >> if it's tsa or homeland security this partner tog

. >> the agency is also replacing security kelly hogan. house overnight committee says he received around $90,000 in bonuses from late 2013 to 2014. homeland security later found that tsa agents failed 90... 95% of the time in finding dangerous items in actual covert tests. as this busy travel season revs up for summer officials say you've got control to make your travel filled with least amount of headaches. >> tsa officials shown us first hand at philadelphia international airport. so first they say to check the tsa website so you know what you can and cannot bring to the airport. remember you're limited to a quart sized bag of liquids limbed to 3.4-ouncounces. arrive at the airport two hours before your flight takes off. three hours if you're taking international flights. officials say that things more commonly hold up the line. >> we still will see oversized liquids, passengers will come with water bottles. additionally pocket knives. we'll see passengers with maybe leather man or swiss army 95 they put on their belts every day. they p

. >> reporter: relieved of duty tonight, assistant tsa administrator kelly hogan, the man in charge of checkpoint security operations, who was also paid $90,000 in merit bonuses, while screeners failed multiple tests involving undercover agents who smuggled mock weapons through checkpoints. >> at the same time that the agency was failing its security tests. it makes no sense the guy still works at the tsa. we've got to figure out what his new job is. >> reporter: hogan has been reassigned, not fired. it turns out few executives at the tsa are rarely fired. nbc news.com has obtained employment data from the office of personnel management. while 1,300 tsa employees are fired on average each year, often for criminal acts, only one executive was terminated between 2011 and 2015. tsa whistleblowers say the agency's problems run deep. >> we're mismanaging our resources. it's a lack of leadership, holding people accountable. we shattered trust between management and tsos. >> reporter: today the tsa chief admitted there have been failings at multiple levels. >> i think it is a case that we had

kelly hogan has been removed from his position as tsa secretary chief. according to the internal memo obtained by nbc news, hoggan was reassigned to new duties. parts of a series of move the agency has taken over hundreds of passengers were stranded in security lines as their planes took off at chicago's o'hare airport this month. >>> new developments into the final moments of that doomed egyptair jet over the mediterranean last week. yp refuting earlier data showed the plane swerved and made a rapid dece descent before vanishing from the radar. >> reporter: egyptian authorities are contradicting military reports about the plane's final moment insisting the plane never made turns that it remained on course at 37,000 feet until going off radar. u.s. navy p-3 planes have two debris fields of wreckage and passenger clothing. >> the waters, it's a big space and finding small things in the water is extremely difficult. >> reporter: egypt civil aviation minister telling nbc's bill nealy there is no sign of the plane. >> we are far away from closing in on the a

kelly hogan has been removed as head of security operations at the t.s.a. the agency has come under fire because of long lines at the airport. jeff pegues has been investigating a major gap in airport security. >> reporter: cell phone camera video obtained by cbs news recorded workers over the last several days entering a restricted area of new york's j.f.k. airport. the employees scan a security card and/or a pin number and walk through the turnstile. their identities are not verified, and their bags are not checked. >> i think the flying public is in -- endangered and it's got to stop. >> reporter: florida senator bill nelson says it shows an obvious vulnerability at the nation's airports. you're not surprised? >> i'm horrified, but i'm not surprised. i think one of the main threats is employees of the airport getting on, carrying contraband, possibly weapons. there you have then the potential for disaster. >> reporter: it recently happened overseas. last year a russian jetliner crashed in egypt after someone with access to the plane smuggled a soda can b

kel kelly hogan removed from his post.aucrats don't operate like that. he was not fired. he was put on paid add minu administrative and pending an assignment paying $90,000 for doing the job. >> american voter and taxpayers, we are all dumb as rocks in the view of these bureaucrats because we put up with them. >> it is no wonder that americans are angry and frustrated with our federal government because it is a moral of unyielding difference. boy, it is going to take some kind of leaders to bring all thisoving parts into some kind of working order and find a way for it all to function, to serve the american people correctly. efficiently, as never before. we have one shot in my opinion to fix this mess and our chance arrives at november 8th. the nation finding guts to change the disruption and changing things. it is risky business, is it? >> dale carnegie says this with such quote. "take a chance, all life is a chance. tl man goes bargest generally the one who's doing and daring." i think we have a daring politics this year

kennedy: congress announced kelly hogan, the head of tsa's security operations has been removed.00 over 13 months despite a scathing report of security failures at the airports and record-long lines. is the tsa fixed or systemic. the party panel is back. look at them go. charlie's angels. it's janice dean, mike baker and michael malice. firing one guy at a massive agency, does that do anything? >> no, but it's a cosmetic change that has no impact on the structure of the organization. the va and tsa need to be privatized to make them work. put me in charge and i'll make it happen. >> i was born in the soviet union. does the tsa say these are no joke zones. people physically assault you and go through your things. abc news had an article that said top 20 airports where the tsa steals from you. my friend jay had his watch stolen. there is no accountability. they look through the things, they pocket it. the first stinks from the head. this is culture corruption. there are disgusting thugs that will raise their voice to you. and it doesn't make us safer at all. kennedy: and the long l

forced out, kelly hogan, the assistant since 2013. after he became the focus of congressional inquiries in a staffing and pay decision. >> you cannot recruit, you cannot trade, you cannot retain, and you cannot administrate. >> reporter: hogan has been reassigned, replaced by a deputy the move comes at the tsa chief, peter neffenger, looks to make changes after complaints. hundreds of passengers paralyzed in security lines as their planes took off at chicago's o'hare airport without them. leaving many of them stranded and sleeping on cots. >> i think we have a shortage of staff across the system. we're moving people into the areas of greatest volume and greatest need. >> reporter: the problem, a record 2.2 million passengers a day, on average. and the tsa simply doesn't have enough screeners. 117 walk off the job each week. more than 6,000 officers a week. neffenger and his boss, homeland security secretary jay johnson, promising officers would be reassigned to chicago's airports by mid-august. 58 within the next three weeks. 100 more

host: kelly hogan's was $90,000. guest: they had been overhauled.n addition, the assignments have been greatly overhauled so now if a person is reassigned, they are supposed to get greater notice. they are supposed to be taught to about it in the decision is supposed to be overseen by human resources so it was not used as a bludgeon. for theed as a tool agency. he is addressing those things that we will have to see in the coming months if the same whistleblowers think things are improving. host: next is joe in new york on the independent line. caller: good morning. bart, i have a comment into questions -- and two questions. no one has said why we have this dysfunctional tsa. it is because of our enemy. the islamist terrorists. right now, due to the incompetence of president obama and his administration, the islamist terrorists are winning. i have two questions. when are we going to begin profiling as they do in israel, which apparently from what i hear is quite successful? the second question is who is doing the checking for trains and bus terminals

because it takes so long to deal with newark airport.port it's also replacing its head off security, kelly hogante 2013 to latee 2014. about a year later security general inspector's office revealed tsa employees failed to find dangerous itemsim in covert tests at multiple airports. the agency is replacing hogan with the official who oncee headed up security at lax and jfk. all ahead of high expected passenger this weekend for the if he moral day weekend. > from problems to the sky to problems on the ground here'sres what you don't do when you approach a round about. this driver in roam mania looked like he was performing a hollywood stunt.yw police cameras recorded the accident. you can see the driver approaching the round about. boom, airborne. the amazing part is he landed oe all four tires on the other side and he wasn't hurt h. police speculate the guy fell asleep at the wheel. > he would. really. can you imagine that. >> it looks like his back axlexe comes off his wheels.heel watch. something is going o there. boom.om. that's a lot rain there. even though he survived officers will only cha

kelly hogan responsible for security at 450 airports nationwide is out, replaced by his deputy. st week hogan's compensation was questioned. >> the gentleman in charge of all of this program earned in one year an $80,000 bonus. >> as the head of security for tsa, hogan's base salary was more than $181,000 a year. over 13 months he took home more than $90,000 in bonuses even as the screeners he oversaw failed to find mock explosives or banned weapons in 90% of the tests by inspector general. hogan was hammered during a house oversight hearing. >> since 2013, security operations at tsa have been abysmal. >> in this memo announcing staffing changes, peter neffenger announced a new leadership team at chicago international airport, one week after 100 passengers stranded overnight and forced to sleep on cots. nationwide tens of thousands have missed flights as screening slowed. tsa blamed increasing number of flyers. on friday neffenger promised performance. >> i think you'll see crowds in airports. my goal is to keep you moving. we can't have a situation like we had here in chicago ag

head of security for transportation security add machine stration kell administration kelly hogan has been removed following a house oversight committee, last week on the mismanagement of the tsa, tsa has been a unmitigated nightmare. >> we need competency, that is the answer not money, maybe bring in people from private sector, we are always responding to the last terrorist athreat rather than thinking outside of the box to prevent the next one. >> quite being politically correct, and profile. charles: all right, we appreciate you watching. we have it all covered for you. this year will mean everything. for many years to come. lou dobbs is next, keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening i am lou dobbs. a lot happening, were exciting some earnings -- inciting anxiety on hillary clinton campaign. the abc news washington post poll has trump beating clinton by two points, 46 to 44%. the nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows clinton beating trump by three points, 46 to 43%, last month clinton was ahead of compan tru b

kelly hogan, a name you probably never heard, but he was in charge of security at the tsa. was.because now law makers on the house oversite committee tell us he has been reassigned. where? we don't know. what we know is that the tsa administrator in a memo named the new acting chief of security darby lejoy who had leadership positions at jfk and l.a.x. two of the biggest and busiest airports in the country. they are turning over the leadership at o'hare where we've seen those long lines recently a few days ago there was a big meeting there. they'll get new leadership and new incident command center set up here in headquarters. tsa has been under fire, not only because of these long lines but a long time now because of mismanagement, according to the inspector general's report, security lapses where tests showed weapons and explosives getting through security. of course, frustration with people who worked at the agency. many of them signing on and leaving. we'll see what this internal shake-up changes anything. >> republicans will consider impeaching irs commissioner today. he is

why kelly hogan the head of security was reassigned and not fired while the agency was under fire for low morale, retaliation and getting explosives and mock weapons through security. why was he still making the big bonuses? answers likely to come with the head of tsa here in washington in the hot seat. >> they better get moving. villeho leaders, later this month will vote on an exclusive deal to develop a new electric car plant at the naval ship plant on merit island. so far the company has built no cars. it's based in southern california and bank rolled by a chinese billionaire. if the deal comes to pass, it might bring us hundreds of millions of dollars there is talk a billionaire was behind the gawker paying the legal fees. >> teal has a grudge against gawker. >> he does, gawker published a personal information about teal a number of years ago. the kind of information traditional organizations would have kept quiet. forbes and the "new york times" says he's the one who financially backed wrestleer hulk hogan in his lawsuit against gawker. in that case, gawker published details of

kelly hogan received about $90,000 in bonuss during a period when the tsa was failing to detect smuggledeapons and fake bombs and since then, there have been long lines at screening checkpoints. >> reporter: for weeks, air travelers have watched as tsa security screenings have gotten longer, longer, and longer, and now, officials are taking steps to reduce the wait times and travel delays. >> people are sick and tired of waiting. we can do better. >> reporter: new jersey officials are offering new officers at newark and the manager of hartsfield-jackson was fired, the busiest airport in the world. kasim reed said that the long lines were featured on a broadcast. >> they led with a photo of georgia's line. and that's not something we can stand because our airport is the biggest economic generator in the state. if it's a tsa, if it's homeland security, let's partner together but come forward with the most aggressive approach that we can have. >> reporter: the homeland security chief is working on the security as well. >> we are aggressively bringing on and expediting the hiring. >> reporte

kelly hogan, responsible for security operations at nearly 450 airports nationwide, is out, replaced by his deputy. last week hogan's compensation was questioned by republican congressman john micah. >> the gentleman in charge of all of this program earned in one year an $80,000 bonus. >> reporter: as the head of security for tsa, hogan's base salary was more than $181,000 a year. over 13 months, he took home more than 90,000 in bonuses, even as the screeners he oversaw failed to detect mock explosives or banned weapons in 95% of tests by the inspector general. hogan was hammered earlier this month. >> security operations at tsa have been abysmal. >> reporter: in this memo announcing the staffing changes, the tsa administrator also disclosed a new leadership team at chicago o'hare international airport, one week after more than 100 passengers w sleep on cots. nationwide, tens of thousands have missed their flights as screenings have slowed. the tsa blames staffing shortages, tightened screening measures, and an increasing number of fliers. >> i think you'll still see crowds in airport

kelly hogan was replaced by another tsa official today. his removal follows exceptism about him accepting $90,000 in bonuses, after allegations of miss management and security lapses at the tsa. long check points are doing the tsa. they show how much longer it takes to get through security if you are not packed right. >> if you go to tsa.gov, to determine what you can or cannot pack before you get to the airport that will speed up your personal screening appearance and help the passengers that are behind you in line. >> bottled water is among the prohibited items. world news will have the latest you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >>> with a violent night across philadelphia and camden. three separate shootings ended with one person dead and three suspects on the run. police in the 24th district spent the morning on the scene of a shooting in kensington along b street, a 28-year-old man was shot four times and left for dead. he was rushed to temple hospital and is listed in critical condition tonight. detectives combed the

. >>> the transportation security issue says kelly hogan received 90 now dollars in bonuses and now being replaced by an official that has worked at lax and jfk. the homeland security office revealed tsa employees failed to find dangerous items in 90% of tests at multiple airports. the tsa blames the security issues on a lack of screeners an increase in passengers. the agency says that it plans to add more than one hundred agents at newark international airport by the end of the month. and this is a it for us on the four on two. let's bring in frank and julie. a deadly collision in the east bay. >> this is about about as sad as it gets. a mom and her 3-year-old killed. >> the suv stopped on the track when is traffic backed up. >>> >> a mother and her 3-year-old child were both killed after a crash with an amtrak trip. this was the scene a couple of hours ago. san leandro police say the woman got stuck on the tracks when traffic backed up and then was unable to get out of the way of the speeding train. you can see the front end of the suv right underneath the front of the train. here is wh

neff injures testimony comes to stay after the man in charge of security operations at the tsa kelly hogan was replaced.the differences lie following this live in washington today. hi peter. reporter: lawmakers hammering the head of the tsa over those long airport lines, especially going into the memorial day weekend and heavy summer travel season. >> today we face of crisis at our airports. we've already headlines. three hour-long security lines, 430 american airlines passengers stranded overnight in chicago o'hare. travelers from atlanta, charlotte and alaska waiting forever to be screened. i directed a review of the screening operations. we must match operational capacity so demands of projected and real screening volume and we are continuing to work closely with the department and congress to adjust appropriations to allow us to match resources with mission demands. reporter: the tsa blames the long lines on more travelers, fewer tsa workers and tighter security after terror attacks in europe and possibly in that egyptair crash. tsa screen 449 million travelers in the first five months