i wanted to give marlene a shout out. it is important that we have recanted it that it was out in the community before the campaign started. for me, it is extremely important to have eighths of a resin that understands land use and economic development. those are the two biggest issues we face. the shipyard alone has tremendous complex needs. i have been studying it for a long time. i served on the bayview project committee. i was on the shipyard restoration advisory board. as chair of my neighborhood association, i am going through an intense rezoning process. those of the qualities i am looking for. i think there will still be negotiating over the next few weeks. we will see where it shakes out. >> mr. jackson? >> i am probably not going to give you what you want either. there are several candidates that share my vision in making sure this stays a working-class neighborhood where plumbers, carpenters, and city workers can live. land use is a very important decision on who gets to live here and who does not. a much affor

marlene, good morning, thank you for being here. tell us what happened to you. >> good morning.ually, i went through the body scanner and the agent approached the scanner and said you will very to wait a few minutes and then she said, step here, which was like three baby steps away from the scanner, in full view. i immediately said to her, did it show something in this area? and she said yes. and i said i wear a breast prosthesis. she then took her two hands put one on the top of the object, one on the bottom. she moved the prosthesis up and down, left and right and then said, okay, you can go. she certainly was pleasant, she wasn't inappropriate in that way but i did feel very violated and looking to the right, seeing people look, looking to the left, seeing people watch with, i was very uncomfortable and humiliated. >> i can about imagine. we should say we have reached out to the tsa and talked about this particular incident, reviewing the matter, and take appropriate action if necessary. on the heels of that you went over to the side and went to a supervisor and explained wha

marlene mccarthy said she was humiliated at airport security. she refused to more radiation from the full body scanner and got this instead. having the agent, cup the prosthesis was humiliating. >> the chief says he understands the public outrage over the aggressive new hands-forward search but is trying to detect terrorist hide bombs in their underwear. he is now trying to change the procedure that very few have experience. >> is seems like every passenger that receives this is a very small percentage. >> uncomfortable? hillary clinton think so. >> not a bike avoid it. and who would? -- not if i could avoid it. >> many passengers say it is unnecessary invasion of privacy. >> if we go to cavity search with rubber gloves, i will have a problem, but other than that, let it go. >> congress wants to take a closer look at the procedure and if tsa is the agency that should be doing its. >> ravens fans got a little bit of everything against the panthers. the first half of the game was all about offense. the quarterback carved up the carolina defense fo

. >> marlene from long island is all for safety, but said she had a terrible experience. >> it was a real surprise and i felt very invaded by it. >> mccarthy has a prosthetic breast. she says an official stepped over the line with her. >> she took her two hands, she touched the proxy says, she moved up and down and left and right, and then she said, you are ok. >> some passengers have filed lawsuits. the internet is buzzing with thousands of people venting frustration. there are sites that reports the views of tsa workers. many are saying they do not like the rules either. when wright, "it is not comfortable to come to work knowing my hands will be feeling another man's private part." officials say recent polls show 80% of the travelling public supports the increased security. >> we will be thorough in our screening to make sure everybody gets on every flight, has a high level of confidence, and is sure everyone around them has been fully screened. >> here are a few tips to make your trip to the airport hopefully less stressful. don't forget that any liquids must be in a 3.4-ounce or

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marlene said she was humiliated the as cancer patient, she refused more radiation from the full body scanner and said this instead >> they come and cup the breast prosthesis and move it around to make sure it's really there. >> tsa chief says he understands public outrage over the hands-forward search, but he's trying to detect terrorists who hide bombs in their underwear. >> we're not changing the policies. >> reporter: hours later he said those policies may change as conditions warrant. uncomfortable? secretary state hillary clinton think so. >> wouldou submit to one of these patdowns? >> not if i could avoid it, no. who would? >> reporter: some are urging an opt-out holiday protest on weapons. many say it's a necessary invasion of privacy. if we go to cavity search th rubber gloves, i'll have a problem there. other than that, let her go. >> reporter: congress wants to take a closer look at the procedure and whether tsa is the agency that should be doing it. >> an upcoming congressional hearings, closer look at whether private security agents might actually do a better job. eun? >>

. >> marlene said she was humiliated. she refused the full body scanner and got this instead. >> having them come and cup the breast prosthesis and move it around to confirm it was there, that was too humiliating. >> he understanding public outrage over the aggressive new search, but he is trying to detect terrorist who is hide bombs in their underwear. >> we are not changing the policies. >> he said the policies may change as conditions warrant. uncomfortable? hillary clinton thinks so? >> would you submit to a pat down? >> not if i could avoid it. who would? >> they are having an opt out on wednesday, but many say it's a necessary invasion of privacy. >> if we go to cavity search, i have a problem there. other than that, let her go. >> congress wants to look at the procedure and whether tsa is the agent that should be doing it. in washington, tracie potts, today in the bay. >> take a look at what's coming up later and say good morning to laura garcia cannon in the newsroom. >> good to see you, scott and good morning, ev

. >> reporter: marlene says she was humiliated at the airport. a cancer patient, refused the body scanner and got this instead. >> having the tsa agent then come and cup the breast prosthesis and move it around to confirm it's really there was too humiliating. >> reporter: tsa's chief understands public outrage over the aggressive new hands-forward search but it trying to detect terrorist whose hide bombs in their underwear. >> we're not changing the policies. >> reporter: hours later he said the policies may change as conditions warrant. incomfortable? secretary of state hillary clinton thinks so. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. no. i mean who would? >> reporter: some passengers are urging an opt out holiday protest of airport security on wednesday, but many passengers say it's a necessary violation of privacy. >> if we go to cavity severance with a rubber glove, i'll have a problem with that, other than that, let her go. >> reporter: a look at procedure whether tsa is the thags shouag should be doing i

. >> reporter: marlene mccarthy says she was humiliated at airport security. a cancer patient, she refused more radiation from the full body scanner and got this instead. >> having the tsa agent then come and cup the breast prose these sis and move it around like to confirm it's really there, that was just too humiliating. >> reporter: tsa's chief says he understands public outrage over the aggressive new hands forward search, but he's trying to detect terrorists who hide bombs in their underwear. >> we're not changing the policies. >> reporter: hours later he said those policies may change as conditions warrant. uncomfortable, secretary of state hillary clinton thinks so. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. no. i mean who would? >> reporter: some passengers are urging an opt-out holiday protest of airport security on wednesday, but many passengers say it's a necessary invasion of privacy. >> if we go to cavity search with a rubber gloves i'll have a problem there. other than that, let her go. >> reporter: congress wants

i want to thank community members, marlene and ann who donated their valuable time to help us in the selection process. of course the municipal transportation agency who donated the used parking meters so we could turn refuse into art work. and lastly, someone -- someone who hasn't been acknowledged who deserves to be acknowledged or who has been acknowledged in passing but hasn't been acknowledged for her vea valuable contribution to the artwork of the community is fran martin and her husband jim grouden. -- who have -- have -- who have volunteered their time without compensation from the city. volunteered their time and effort and materials to beautyify the neighborhood in various ways through -- through beautiful tile work you see and gate ways and railings and through butterfly and dragonflies. so thank you for your beautiful work, what a gift to the city and a gift to the neighborhood, and glad i have this opportunity to thank you publicly. so in concluding, i'll say i hope visitors and residents do to downtown visitation valley with enjoy our exubebrapt bright bouquet for gener

. >> reporter: marlene mccarthy of rhode island is all for super safety but said she had a terrible experience at the airport. >> i was surprised and i felt very invaded by it. >> reporter: mccarthy, a cancer survor, who has a prosthetic breast, says a tsa official stepped over the line with her. >> she took her two hand she touched the prosthesis, s moved it up and down and left and right and then she said, you're okay. >> reporter: some passengers ha filed lawsuits. the internet is buzzing wh thousands of people venting their frustrations. there's even a site that purports to post the views of tsa workers. many are anonymously saying they don't like the new rules, either. one writes, it is not comfortable to come to work knowing full well that my hands will be feeling another man's private parts. but tsa officials say recent polls show about 80% of the traveling publi support the increased security. and they are predicting a smooth holiday travel. >> we will be thorough in our screening to make sure that everybody gets on every flight at a high lev ofs can a assurance that everybody else aro

reporter: the tsa's new full body pat downs are no laughing matter to thousands of americans, like marlenewho went through a pat down while wearing a prosthesis. >> she touched the prosthesis, she moved it up and down and said you're okay. >> reporter: while only a small fraction of travelers are selected or pat downs-- >> something like a ceramic knife, artfully concealed, things that could be a threat to aviation and which are prohibited items now. >> reporter: president obama says he's heard the public's frustration. >> what i have said to the tsa is that you have to constantly refine and measure whether what we're doing is the only way to assure the american people's safety. >> reporter: with al qaeda's recent attempts to bring down both cargo and passenger planes, many travelers still support the scanners and the pat downs. >> there's people out there that want to do harm and the harder we make it for them to do that, the safer we're going to be. >> reporter: but now some tsa screeners are now complaining on the internet. molester, pervert, disgusting, an embarrassment, creep, these a

marlene, quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ?ias. >> hay que traer al niÑo prematuramente, embarazos de gemelos que hace que el Útero crezca en tamaÑo, cuando hay mucho lÍquido amniotico, cuando hay mucho estrÉs, violenta domÉstiga, desempleo... >> el estilo de vida influye mucho. >> defintivamente. el hecho de fumar, usar drogas. y la violencia domÉstica, tambiÉn, indruyen. >> estabas atravesando problemas de estrÉs, estaba sucediendo algo? >> nada fuera de lo comÚn, trabajaba mucho. y el estrÉs del trabajo era la Única cosa que puedo decir que me influenciÓ. >> es algo curioso pero las mujeres hispanas este problema se ve mÁs que más que en otros sectores de la sociedad. >> se ve menos que en la poblaciÓn causÁcica. pero uno de cada 8 partos de mujeres hispanas es prematuro. las causas no se conoceno completamente pero sÍ es un fenÓmeno que se notó en la Última dÉcada. >> se puede prevenir este tipo de situaciones? >> no se puede. las mujeres que han tenido un parto prematuro tienen el riesgo de que en el futuro pase lo mismo.

. >> this just in -- marlene barkin has changed her relationship status from in a relationship to it'somplicated. >> jimmy: thank you, wolf. now, it sounds like news. because wolf blitzer is reading it. but it isn't news. and these are not friends. we've been getting a lot of support for this. two weeks ago, there was no such thing as national understofrien. today if you do a search, you get back hundreds of thousands of hits. it's been going very, very well until this weekend. over the weekend, facebook all of a sudden made it a lot harder to unfriend someone. they changed things. that's right. there used to be an x next to every name on your friend list. all you had to do to unfriend them was click the x. now all of a sudden, those xs are gone. they are nowhere to be found. now you have to actually go into a person's profile individually to unfriend them. instead of just xin' through the list, you have the search for the person you want to unfriend, then go to their page, then you go down to the bottom of the left-hand corner, almost hidden, and click on "remove friend." facebook is

. >> marlene mccarthy was already a victim and survived her breast cancer. she didn't want more radiation from the full-body scanner. she opted for a patdown instead. >> having the tsa agent come and cup the breast prosthesis to move it around and confirm it is really there, that was too humiliating. >> some tsa screeners are complaining online. it is not comfortable to come to work knowing full well that my hands will be feeling another man's private parts. secretary of state, hillary clinton, said she would try to skip the pat-downs too. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. who would? >> president obama says he is listening. >> what i said to the tsa is that you have to constantly refine and measure whether what we are doing is the only way to assure the american people's safety. >> the president should call them in today and ask them to perform the procedure on him and then we'll have a new policy by tomorrow. >> the tsa chief is already signaling, there is room for change. >> the bottom line is, with he know everybod

marlene, independence. caller: i really enjoyed it joe biden, our vice president. he is so distinguished, he holds his head high and he does things that makes our country look well. he is a good family man, which is what america looks up to. and the other person is c-span. i just enjoyed c-span so much this season. i did not watch it before but you people there are so fair and you discuss both sides of the coin so that the voter gets a true impression of what is going on and how they're both should go. i have not been real happy -- the gop is going to probably take over some of the congress because i really feel the incumbents' should all be taken out. i have a real problem with -- we had $750 billion that was not budgeted and the gop never said anything and i wondered where that money came from for the war. and also when the guys all came home -- i happen to be up in the middle of night and saw them came home and it was the most beautiful thing i could see. it was only on once and the mosque came on for two weeks. i said i was going to go back to c-span. they are

. >> reporter: marlene mccarthy of rhode island is all for super safety but said she had a terrible experience at the airport. >> it was just a real surprise and i felt very invaded by it. >> reporter: mccarthy, a cancer survivor, who has a prosthetic breast, says a tsa official stepped over the line with her. >> she took her two hands, she touched the prosthesis, she moved it up and down and left and right and then she said, you're okay. >> reporter: some passengers have filed lawsuits. the internet is buzzing with thousands of people venting their frustrations. there's even a site that purports to post the views of tsa workers. many are anonymously saying they don't like the new rules, either. one writes, it is not comfortable to come to work knowing full well that my hands will be feeling another man's private parts. but tsa officials say recent polls show about 80% of the traveling public support the increased security. and they are predicting a smooth holiday travel. >> there's currently an internet-led movement urging passengers to protest on wednesday. this as the tsa released a video r

like breast cancer survivor marlene mccarthy who went through a pat down. >> she touched the prosthesis, she moved it up and dn and said you're okay. >> they srched me once, they pulled me into another room and searched me again and i just felt dirty. >> reporter: while only a small amount of passengers are selected for patdowns, the resentment seems to be growing. >>ou have the option to requt that the pat down be conducted in a private room. >> reporter: the tsa's own spectors were able to smuggle weapons and drugsast tsa screeners. >> something like a knife, artfully concealed, things that could be a threat to aviation and are prohibited items. >> reporter: president obama says he has heard the public's frustration. >> what i have said to the tsa is that you have constantly refine and measure whether what wee doin is the only way to assure the american people's safety. >> reporter: with al qaeda's recent attempts to bring down both cargo and passenger planes, many travels still support the scanners and pat downs. >> there's people out there that want to do harm and the harder we make

like breast cancer survivor marlene mccarthy who went through a pat down while wearing a prosthesis. >> she touched the prosthesis. she moved it up and down and left and right, and then she said, you're okay. >> reporter: and regular business traveler, judith brooils, who has double knee replacements. >> not only did they search me once, they pulled me into another room and searched me again. and i just felt dirty. >> reporter: while only a small fraction of travelers are selected for pat downs, resentment seems to be growing. and the tsa chief has posted a web video, trying to explain the basics. >> you have the option to request that the pat down be conducted in a private room. >> reporter: the tougher pat downs come after the tsa's own inspectors were able to smuggle weapons and drugs past tsa screeners. >> something like a ceramic knife artfully concealed. things that could be a threat to aviation, and which are prohibited items now -- >> reporter: president obama says he's heard the public's frustration. >> and what i've said to the tsa is that you have to constantly refine and

marlene, quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ?e situaciones? >> no se puede. las mujeres que han tenido un parto prematuro tienen el riesgo de que en el futuro pase lo mismo. >> te ha pasado por la cabeza rta americaáunivisionáádespiert mujer precisamente para prevenir esto. >> los pulmones maduran hacia el final del embarazo y la inyecciÓn de la que tÚ hablas es la inyecciÓn de esteroides que pueden americayudar a que l pulmones se desarrollen mÁs rÁpido. ivisionáádespierta amer calma, unva nunivncontspiertir manera muyrta americaáunivision saben. sras.! a cuidarse. >> hay que tomar conciencia como mujeres de mantener una buena alimentaciÓn, cambiar el estilo de vida. >> durante mucho tiempo, durante varias semanas estamos hablando de que los latin grammy estÁn aquÍ! >> una noche espectacular. >> despierta amÉrica estÁ en todos lados. precisamente, amelia estÁ univisionáádespiert gran espectÁculo. wow. >> muchas gracias, como ustedes verÁn el viento nos quiere llevar pero saben quÉ? nada nos va a quitar de aquÍ. y los vamos a man