and boarding pass to board virgin america flight from jfk to lax. it was june 24, but the boarding pass said june 23. and it said flight 415. but the flight he took was flight 415. according to a tsa spokesperson, every passenger that passes through the security check points is subject to layers of security including thorough physical screening at the check point. >> pull him off. take him to a secondary checker. ask him a half a dozen questions. that would have resolved this immediately. >> after getting through security, he managed to board the plane without showing the boarding pass to the virgin american agent. >> the individual was able to get on the airplane. that's the weakest link. a male, with a male name. that's all it needs to get through the security. >> he got through by using a university of michigan i.d. and reportedly a letter from the chicago police explaining his passport had been stolen. t.j. winnick, abc news, new york. >>> goodness. well still ahead a surprise for defense secretary robert gates at his farewell ceremony. we tell

and boarding pass to board virgin america flight from jfk to lax. it was june 24 but the boarding pass said june 23. and it said flight 415. but the flight he took was flight 415. according to a tsa spokesperson, every passenger that passes through the security check points is subject to layers of security including thorough physical screening at the check point. >> pull him off. take him to a secondary checker. ask him a half a dozen questions. that would have resolved this immediately. >> after getting through security, he managed to board the plane without showing the boarding pass to the virgin american agent. >> the individual was able to get on the airplane. that's the weakest link. a male, with a male name. that's all it needs to get through the security. >> he got through by using a university of michigan i.d. and reportedly a letter from the chicago police explaining his passport had been stolen. t.j. winnick, abc news new york. >>> goodness. well still ahead a surprise for defense secretary robert gates at his farewell ceremony. we tell yo

total costs for the industry in the lax -- last six days was 1.2 billion euros.in estimates its weekly losses at 200 million. >> we want to ask for compensation on this serious irreparable damage. we will also ask the european commission to strengthen and improve the alert recommendation on food safety. >> they will discuss an eu compensation package for farmers tomorrow. overstretched hospitals in germany is where the real pain is being felt. tracking the source of the bacteria into treating it is urgent business. bbc news, belgium. >> a united states congressman has apologized for sending an inappropriate picture of themselves to a young woman over twitter. he says his account has been hacked. he has had in a corporate communications with women on line. here is the report. >> a rising star in new york politics, anthony wiener had struggled to stay out of politics for the last few days. but more questions in revelation half. he was forced to tell the truth. weetedt friday night, i treate a photo of myself to a woman as a joke. i said my account had been hacked.

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i remember one particular story was about how, due to lax oversight, a guy in baltimore, a drug dealer in baltimore actually got a license to sell guns and he sold guns out of the truck of his car. and those guns turned up in crime after crime after crime. when you peel back the onion, what you found is that you can get a gun dealer's license, a three-year license for the $30. -- for $30. no one came to place to see if you had a structure, to get your background information, to see if you had been to jail, nothing. and the agency was not that happy about that story. >> you have been in the middle of washington for 25 years. people are very frustrated with this town. the respect level is way low. how should americans feel about their democracy? >> great question. you know, i think that part of our job -- i will answer this way -- i think part of our job is to show, again, the good, the bad, and the ugly and so that the public can see how these people conduct themselves, see what issues they are focused on, see how they go about doing and dealing with these issues. and i think the part o

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focusing lax on access commercially on the waterfront, but in terms of incorporation in the people plan, recognizing a number of the businesses along the waterfront need goods and services dropped off. is there a separate plan, will something be incorporated into this to try to make provisions for those necessities? >> that will definitely be incorporated into this plan in a lot of ways. this plan sets up a good framework to start the conversation. we are aware it does not have the details that are needed for those types of reconciling conflicting needs and uses. we had a good meeting with the port property managers and had a good brainstorming session on the kinds of progress we want to see. we will continue to do outreach to those groups to make sure what plans we put in place are going to work, or what are the things they want to see, as an adaptability thing, if they are not getting access they need? how can we fix things so that we do not go in assuming that one thing will work [inaudible] >> i just had a couple of other questions. i know it is mentioned here, treasure island. but

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restaurant led by mills this is our restaurant with lebanese cuisine with a very lax very design and very refined lebanese traditional cuisine unpleasant incident that took place at this hotel in the summer of two thousand and eight solid relations between the alpine republic and libya for a long time on july fifth swiss police detained travel to duffy and his pregnant wife and i believe charged with assaulting terms of policemen for him to come down to the lobby. he didn't want them to come so he waited for some time and again they decided to go into the room so they went into a room in this situation talk. about. the swiss newspaper tribune indigenes printed pictures of both jaffe jr under arrest and the hotel attendants that were attacked channel found a lawsuit against the newspaper yet the biggest consequence of the incident for switzerland was libya's boycott of economic cooperation pursuing this crisis broke out between. the needed authorities have withdrew and was drawn. apart at least or even important part of the money that are deposited in the swiss banks khadafi and switz

are all very much more sensitive towards what safety and i'm not saying that before fukushima we were lax on it but the public itself is now very much much less so what we're doing now is our experts are working with the russian experts to make sure that the project is. at the very very top of safety requirements and we don't have any differences but because. neither bulgaria nor russia nor any other country would be willing to jeopardize them safety and secondly we're working on creating the. economic and the financial package to make this project interesting to outside investors as well because it's a they said in the beginning this is a very substantial project obviously this takes time it doesn't happen quickly but i can assure you that it is in the interests of both good and energy companies the russian energy company to this and will do in a both governments and everyone else in europe we if we go ahead with this project if we go ahead with it on the very very firm basis that doesn't leave any questions to be asked to start a safety economic benefits financial backing just people wh

michel barnier says the obama administration too lax and shouldn't be allowing the huge bonuses for bankers. he also wants to make banking rules here and in europe harder to skirt regulations. >>> summer is usually a good time to buy a car. but not this year. buyers have been snapping up fuel-efficient models. and japanese vehicles are in short supply after the earthquake. so, there aren't too many incentives going on. things should be back to normal by the fall. >>> it also looks like someone in new york is waking up as the country's new multimillionaire. one winning powerball ticket was sold. the jackpot, $200 million. was that you? you have to let me know if it was. >> it wasn't me. >> bummer. >>> when we come back, a pro baseball team's plane makes an emergency landing. >>> plus, tarnished image. what republican darling governor chris christie did to ignite new criticism. >>> after sex assaults on some housekeepers, some posh hotels take extreme, new measures. through the body. thats my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chron

>>reporter: the mayor of the nearby town of sesena believes big developers and lax banks are to blame for recklessly funding building projects. >>fuentes: "the built houses do not fulfil the needs of the population in the area, what was done here was speculation, as many entrepreneurs bought an entire building to resell it afterwards." >>reporter: it's symptomatic of the hangover from the construction boom across spain. >>one which ironically leaves houses empty, while young potential buyers are unable to purchase, as credit has now all but dried up. >>ekaizer: "there is a permanent need of houses, because young people need to rent and need to buy, but they can't buy now because there is no credit at. we need a policy directed to sell these houses but the houses are part of the balance sheet of the banks." >>reporter: the situation also looks set to worsen. spain's growth is anaemic at around 1% and with huge quantities of surplus stocks, buyers will become even scarcer. there are now 1 million unsold homes across spain, putting a drag on not just the spanish economy but others across

mechanical issues force that delta plane to change plans and come down at lax instead of the intended. a hydraulic problem was to blame. the team was headed back from an away game in misery. no one was hurt. the team finished their trip to anaheim by bus. take a look at this, a massive blaze in southern california. it was sparked last night at a furniture factory. but about 100 firefighters had to jump on this. no injuries were reported. >> mitt romney is expected to officially toss his hat into the race for president today. romney makes the case and he is positioned to defeat barack obama. her romney ran four years ago, he is said to enter a race in new hampshire today awhile at a barbecue. >> 6:27 a.m., we are back with more than a minute. when here is a live look outside. twisters in springfield to tell you about. more in a minute. >> 6:29 a.m., here is a live look at the new york stock exchange. there is the rate of the opening bell. but a little this morning, not by a lot. yesterday the dow slipped almost 2 percent, we will see where the numbers go today. a lot of economic report

. >> reporter: according to the tsa, the lax security was a problem at just one area of the airport during the final few months of last year. a place where checked luggage is supposed to be screened. >> it was a morning shift in bun terminal. affected a small number of flights, literally a very small number of flights. but again, one flight is too many. >> reporter: the tsa uncovered the shoddy screening by interviewing more than 100 of its employees and by putting prohibited items including weapons in bags. the workers being terminated didn't notice the things they were paid to find. >> that really shocked me because like i just said, i thought they were doing pretty good with checking all the bags and everything. and now for 36 people to be let go, that shocks me. they should be let go because, i mean, they're not -- i mean, it's not just for me and my kids but for everybody else. we all expect that protection. >> reporter: among those being let go, the boss, federal security director glen. he's a respected member of the law enforcement community who rose to deputy chief during a 30-year

foreign intervention is claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we reveal later in the program you lax is coming under criticism for its use of drone strikes in pakistan and yemen critics warning that instead of fighting terror could be fueling it. the greek government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures is facing a no confidence vote in parliament it's survival is a crucial first step in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent it to faltering on its debts and triggering a eurozone crisis e.u. finance ministers have given greece choose weeks to force through tax hikes and spending cuts in return for a twelve billion euro lifeline the conditions are highly unpopular among the greek public and william dartmouth who's u.k. independence party wants britain out of the european union says the plight of working groups is not the easiest tops concern. they've got friesian feet about but about the whole deal i mean greece is really not a very large economy and what he told was in the present but seventy billion with probably more to come in twelve months time

inserting the building equipment but since last year's israel is definitely lax stop the restrictions on the gaza strip i don't think that this is the way to do it we've seen most recently in february was the victoria ship interest carrying a rainy in arms sophisticated missiles and radars to hamas in the gaza strip israel has said it cannot allow for ships to sail freely to gaza because they will carry weapons for hamas which will then use them to attack israeli cities and therefore if you really care for the palestinians use either egypt or israeli ports and land crossings to bring in humanitarian goods why do it through the sea when israel says it won't allow it to happen because of its security unless you really are seeking a provocation ok only if i go to you in chicago why would this photo under any circumstances at all bring arms as part of a humanitarian and i mean this is this would be counterintuitive i don't understand why the israelis are so upset about this unless they just don't want to see a precedent to be set where a photo look can break the blockade that's what it's

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union for a long time even vendor who was in favor in that in union and being consistently held to be lax it's little that the i.c.c. does not go after what remains of those or come to crimes against humanity nature either protected or directly part of establishment of advanced listen to treats so for instance it's often pointed out why nobody in the israeli defense forces or in the israeli government was ever investigated by the agency slow crimes against humanity for the wars in gaza and the twenty to thirty war in gaza so it softens the seen as a sign of robbery standards but the fact is that there are also a number of armed conflicts going on massacre and it would be unfair to say that the i.d.f. he's going after easy targets because a lot by she possibly gadhafi are going to shoot not just a little bit of the christian apes and they're not particularly good stewards are by greater powers these can hold out and until and unless this also greece and they're also from power internally it's very likely been behind it all works so the slobodan milosevic kind of a scenario for gadhafi are

that more than two hundred suspected terrorists were able to buy guns with ease last year thanks to lax gun restrictions so given how our nation has revamped nearly every aspect of our lives from flying in airports or through up its place to lay the government spy on us just keep us safe from terrorists republicans will immediately close the gap security with the gaping security threat of the terrorist gun lupul right here offer his take on this issue is david attorney author and research director at the independence institute david walker. thank you for having me if al qaeda tries to blow up a plane with a shoe bomb we ought to take off our shoes so now that they've said that they're going to send people to gun shows to exploit the gun show gun show loophole is kind of a no brainer right close the loopholes well that actually loophole that this trader was talking about shows it is really too much about the united states having left it years ago. he cleaned you could go in and sort of call it automatic assault rifle on any gun show with no background check and he's just dead wrong about

and the department of homeland security with the greatest job in the world protecting the home from lax protection from an expensive of the mosques. we may be nearing an end game in the libyan war world leaders including secretary of state hillary clinton are meeting in the united arab emirates to discuss how libya could have a democratic future after could offer it read news reports out of libya suggest that gadhafi himself may be warming up to the idea of leaving power in wake of the most recent intense bombing campaign in tripoli secretary clinton acknowledged today that people close to gadhafi have expressed interest in coming up with a deal for khadafy to step down in libya and go into exile in some undisclosed african nation. today's successful contact group meeting was a powerful statement that our coalition remains united and committed we reaffirmed there is only one way forward for libya attacks against civilians must stop gadhafi must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future well the details of copies departure are still unclear any kind of deal that migh

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