a fake security screener took a passenger into a private room for a patdown. how the man was caught and what the tsa says about the incident. >>> stubborn clouds still lingering around the bay area but mark tamayo will be here to tell you if there could be a warmup in store for the weekend. >>> after more than six years and $1.3 billion, what just happened that indicates that levi stadium in santa clara is officially open for business. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price.

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is investigating how a man could pose as an officer and patdown a woman at sfo.ilar to those of t.s.a. agents and was arrested for public drunkenness and caught by the real agents trying to get a second woman if a private screening booth. >>> the 49ers will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning. it cost $1 billion and took two years to build the stadium in santa clara. they will host the first exhibition game august 17. >>> number, oakland city council approve add ten year lease for the a's to continue playing at the coliseum but the panel ahead some changes to the deal. the amendments say they -- the s say they are done negotiating. the supervisors still need to approve the lease. >> the median home price in san francisco is $1 million. limited inventory and cash buyers also to pay anything are driving up prices sky-high. the median price as whole was $618,000. >>> cooler today with spotty drizzle. the golden gate bridge is foggy and it is going to warm up a little bit to the mid-80's inland and mid-70's around the bay and lower 60's around the coast with

a fake security screener took a passenger into a private room for a patdown. how the man was caught and what the tsa says about the incident. >>> stubborn clouds still lingering around the bay area but mark tamayo will be here to tell you if there could be a warmup in store for the weekend. >>> after more than six years and $1.3 billion, what just happened that indicates that levi stadium in santa clara is officially open for business. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> a man was arrested at san francisco international airport for posing as a security screener and giving a woman a patdown in a private room. ktvu's alex savidge

is investigating how a man could pose as an officer and patdown at least a woman at sfo the 53-year-old san francisco man directed a woman into a private screening booth at the airport and caught by real t.s.a. screamers trying to get a second woman in the booth at area a security in the international terminal. authorities say the man was wearing clothes similar to those t.s.a. agents wear and was arrested for public drunkenness but authorities are trying to track down the women involved. the man could face more serious charges if they find him. >> burglars are loose in the north bay. hopefully someone can identify the young man. a surveillace camera captured the women accused of burglarizing a home on saturday night at 10:30. they could be linked to other burglaries. >>> police are using youtube to tram down a suspect accused of stealing an 11-year-old boy's bicycle and threatening with a knife. this is the suspect and his friends at 7-eleven. the suspect is on the bicycle with another person a few minutes later. >>> the parent of a san jose student who hanged himself at school are sui

the bank robbery and wild face and gunfire. >>> the security slip-up at sfo a woman get as patdown but doing the search is not with the t.s.a. what we are learning about would he really is. >> the ceremony years in the making takes place at the new home for the 49ers and we have a preview of the ribbon cutting. >>> leyla gulen doing double duty this morning. >>> good morning, everyone, at 6:00 we are waking up to patchy fog and drizzle and reduced visibility. live doppler 7 hd shows radar satellite is picking up the returns and mostly high clouds today and it will be bloomy stat and it will will hartley cloudy for the bay area. from emeryville camera to the maze it is dry but the roads are already pretty wet as we head into the noon hour you will be in the lower

. >> a tsa imposter accused of giving women private patdowns. but this guy's alleged behavior is even more shocking when you hear his resume'. >> and how dry we are. we have the latest figures on the extent of the california drought. and we're counting down to the weekend forecast. e-- ore. >> it took eight years and $1 billion. the 49ers finally cut the ribbon on their new home. the party, the fancy feature you have not seen before. ,,,,,,,, just one suspect left to question.. af ld bank heist, high-speed chase and shooto left 3 people dead. [ gunfire and sirens ] >>> stockton police have just one suspect left to question after a wild bank heist, high- speed chase and shootout that left three people dead, including a hostage. >> 19-year-old jaime ramos was the only one of the three suspects to survive yesterday's gun battle. police think that he lived by using the final hostage as a human shield. our da lin is standing by in stockton. he spoke to a heart of broken friend of the woman who was caught in the crossfire. da. >> reporter: that's righ

a man accused of giving a patdown to at least one female passenger at sfo. the problem is that man is not a security screener. coming up at 7:30, the bizarre case being investigated and why it may be hard to charge the suspect. >>> you turn your life around, you need -- you deserve the support. >> how a homeless man with a troubled past is inspiring others. >>> good morning. we're in the heart of the morning commute. i will show you this picture where traffic in san jose is beginning to slow as people have wised up as to why they are not using 101. we'll tell you why to avoid 101 coming up. >>> mostly sunny san jose, cloudy over the bay almost out to sacramento and high clouds continue to favor the north bay. we'll talk about a cooler pattern, especially up in the sierra. >>> welcome back. 7:15. a bay area man with a troubled past and a criminal history, he's looking forward to this year's san francisco marathon as part of his road to recovery and redemption. this is ronnie goodman. he spent his day painting and he works in a friend's store but he starts his

see you soon, i trust. >> thank you very much. >> already hate the patdowns? hate to tell you.them. many of. . . of. . . . . . . . . >>> get ready for takeoff and i'm not just talking about the plane. to steve harry -- harigan. >> every time you buy a plane ticket in the u.s. you pay actually a tsa fee and that fee is about to double starting next week, from $2.50 to $5.60. they're also pulling the cap off how much you can pay in tsa fees for any single trip. that could start to be expensive. if you're flying from miami to kansas city, missouri, with a stop of more than four hours in chicago you would pay the fee on each leg, so you could pay almost $25. we talked to some travelers here at miami international airport. they are not happy about the hike. >> sounds like another money-making scheme. >> the airline industry is struggling so a way of trying to recoup all their lost capital. >> i would always say the most important thing is for us to see safe when we travel but also seems luke they keep adding more and more fees and soon it's going to make it much more difficult for p

he gave two women patdowns after drinking before. >> they see the "iron dome," left them feel the iron fist. >> thousands of israelis are invading gaza. the offensive was launched on a day that was supposed to have a temporary cease-fire. this is the first major ground offensive in gaza in five years. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. friday! thank goodness it's here. [ applause ] >> it's friday. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. >>> one of the first signs of the malaysia airlines disaster over the ukraine was debris falling out of the sky. you can see it in this home video shot just after the plane was shot down. those white streaks are actually parts of the plane falling to the ground. now, the united states is analyzing the trajectory of the missile to try and learn who shot the plane down. cnn's andrew spencer reports, president obama is now pushing for an ind

authorities say he lured two unsuspecting foreign women into a private booth for patdowns before real security staffers spotted him and called police. how did he pull it off? the man was a ticket the passenger who went through security. he went to an airport lounge and started drinking for hours. that's when trouble began. he may have stolen gloves to look the part. 593-year-old then returned to the screening area and convinced a passenger who was already screened to go to a private boot. what happened inside isn't clear because she is left for her flight. minutes later he did it again and this time security screeners took notice. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> developing right now, there are plans for a more permanent cease-fire between israel and hamas. but a truce called for today ended quickly. today's five-hour cease-fire was supposed to allow people living in gaza to get food and water. but that ended just two hours after rockets were fired into southern israel. there are concerns that israel will begin a ground invasion of gaza very soon. >>> the white house is trying to force russia to

as brian webb reports, the man is accused of performing private security patdowns at the airport while drunk. >> it's just terrible to take advantage of peopl this way. >>> reporter: the alleged groper 53-year-old eric slighton is an international investment mogul. a source says he may have had too many drinks at the airport lounge, went through airport security with his own ticket, then decided to take security measures into his own hands allegedly luring a foreign female passenger into a private room to be manhandled after she had already been screened. but when slighton allegedly tried it a second time on a different woman he popped up on the real tsa agents screen where they claim they caught him redhanded. we went to eric slighton's listed address in san francisco's presidio area looking for answers, but nobody answered the door. all the tsa would tell us is that they are aware of the situation and that none of their employees was involved. >> it's shocking and it's horrifying and i feel terrible for the women it happened to. but i also feel bad for the tsa. >> reporter: brian web

are looking for a potential victim of a man accused of groping women during unauthorized security patdowns at the san francisco airport. 53-year-old eric slighton was arrested earlierer this month. he is accused of posing as a security agent and touching at least two women inappropriately. slighton allegedly motioned women into private screening rooms to grope them. he has homes in san francisco and hong kong. his father-in-law is hong kong's former chief executive. essayed to be embarrassed about this. >>> a warning for people who use the blithedale summit open spate preserve in marin county. a man has been impersonating a park ranger. he is accused of taking pictures of women in the area and kicking a dog while giving out bad information about dog walking rules. and up north, the largest fire in washington state's history continues to burn and threaten homes this afternoon. the carlton complex fire 16% contained. more than 250,000 acres have burned. as many as 500 homes have been evacuated. weather and cooler -- wetter cooler weather that moved in yesterday are helping to fight the fire.

. >> with increased security, passengers are likely to see more random patdowns, more screening of carry-on bags, more swabbing for explosive residue, and extra scrutiny of electronics. this will only affect select airports overseas. >>> there was a day of violent clashes in the streets of jerusalem. palestinians are accusing israeli extremists of abduct and killing an arab teenager and burning his body beyond recognition. palestinians watched from behind improvised barricades. an nbc news crew, including foreign correspondent amman, was caught in the middle of it all. >> reporter: we are trapped hnd a car with other reporters. yelling at the israeli that is we are journalists as incoming fire lands inches away. we try to get out of harm's way, but israeli soldiers take aim at us and order us back. >> the family of the palestinian teen is calling his death a revenge killing for three israeli teens whose bodies were found earlier this week. >>> 3,800 acres, 1,000 firefighters, 380 buildings at risk. the wildfire that broke out in california yesterday is still going strong. residents of the w

the enhanced security will likely include moran come to patdowns, screening of bags, extra swabbing for explosive residue and sets up screening for electronics. jeh johnson did not say the move was in response to a specific threat but did acknowledge the growing threat for foreign fighters joining extremists in syria and iraq. >>> we turn to the middle east where there appears to be no end in site for the latest round of violence there. israel said it hit more than a dozen hamas targets in gaza and raided villages in the west bank after they fired a rocket into southern israel. the rocket attack knocked out power throughout the town. tensions are rising after hamas kidnapped and murdered three israeli teens. a 16-year-old palestinian boy was dead. it led to a scary moment for an nbc news crew that was more than once caught in the cross fire. >> get back! >> journalists. hey! >> reporter: engaging this skirmishes and clashes in this palestinian neighborhood. it's similar to this one. we were on the other side with the palestinian side. >> ayman, stay safe there. we're going to stay with

. >> with increased security, passengers are more likely to see moran come to patdowns, more screening of carry on bags and more swabbing and more scrutiny of electronics. the new security enhancement will affect airports overseas. >>> it was a violent day of clashes in jerusalem. they're accusing the palestinians of abducting a teen and burning his body beyond belief. they responded with tear gas and stun guns. a news crew including a men mohyeldin was caught in the middle of this. >> reporter: we are trapped behind a car with other reporters. journalists. journalists. yelling at the israelis that we are journalists. we try to get out of harm's way, but israeli soldiers take aim at us and order us back. >> the family of the palestinian teen is calling his death a revenge killing for three israeli teens whose bodies were found earlier this week. >>> all right. so 3800 acres, 1,000 firefighters, 380 buildings at risk. the wild fire that broke out in pope valley, california, is still going strong. they've been ordered to evacuate. officials say the fire is about 30% contained but brisk w

he gave two women patdowns after drinking before. >> they see the "iron dome," left them feelthe iron fist. >> thousands of israelis are invading gaza. the offensive was launched on a day that was supposed to have a temporary cease-fire. this is the first major ground offensive in gaza in five years. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com your >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00 on a friday. that means the weekend is here. and how about the weather, roberta? >> how about it! good morning, everybody. as you are heading on out the door we do have some areas of some very thick drizzle. you will need your windshield wipers over the bay bridge with the current air temperature around 65 degrees in oakland. once you make it due west to san francisco, it's in the low 60s. otherwise to the north in the 50s, low 60s across the santa clara valley. later today, numbers will span f

. >> powell especially dislikes the routine patdown search to make sure they're not carrying weaponsand. >> step back, open your legs. put your hands up on the wall, man. >> why you grabbing me like that? >> put your hands on the wall keep them on the wall. >> up, put it down, open your legs up. up. turn around, lift up your shirt, open your mouth, hands, mouth. >> what? >> put shoes on. >> in this case, the officer chooses not to discipline powell for his momentary resistance. so his stay in general population is safe for now. but that doesn't seem to be much comfort to powell. >> there's no need to search me like that. i could see if i was a fresh intake that just got liked up, but i didn't like how he searched me. >> it was just such a search of terry in the jail's booking area that turned up two cigarettes he was attempting to smuggle in. >> but he caught a break. the jail decided not to file criminal charges or give him segregation time and his good behavior since has allowed him to get a job as a work out. >> just passing out dinner and hot water, cleaning up out here. >> in ad

now asking airlines and those airports to ramp up their security, including more random passenger patdowns, more screening of carry on bags and more swabbing of -- msnbc has learned that the travel patterns of foreign fighters an the risk that security screening could be compromised at certain foreign airports. >> terrorists in syria and iraq and elsewhere have continued to refine their methods of attacks. as they advance, we have to advance as well. >> reporter: we're told that these me measures overseas will be rolled out in the coming days but here in the united states, travelers should see very little impact if any at their local airports. >>> the dow broke 17,000 for the first time, this as the unemployment rate falls to it's lowest level in years. economic analyst zachary karabell and this. >> i don't know how you're going to survive the mobs when you come back home, you're going to have to share your beard so they don't know who you are. >>> president obama calls to congratulate team u.s. us ranked the goalie tim howard as they return to the states today. in fact we have new video o

abc's devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: those patdowns, x-ray machines and a ban on liquids mayatch a new generation of bombs under development by terrorists in syria. >> they're trying to find bombs they believe can circumvent security to get on aircraft off to bring down aircraft. >> reporter: passengers flying into the u.s. from overseas will face tighter security at airports starting this month. abc news learned some of the new measures could include increased random screenings, more intense scrutiny of electronics, expanded use of explosive detection machines, and a longer list of clothing that may have to be removed for screening. >> a lot of what they're going to be doing is driven by intelligence and information about a particular type of phone or a particular type of shoe. it is very likely that the lines will get longer. >> reporter: homeland security officials are also on the lookout for radicals who have trained in war torn syria and have american or european passports which give them easier access to the u.s. officials say no specific plot has been identified but th

. >> are you guys ready for your last patdown?e women are being paroled, and yet despite their hopeful smiles, odds are the majority will be back. >> what a parolee will leave with is their personal property that they have, and generally $200. unless they have worked somehow and saved money or have had family or friends that have sent money for their trust account to give them something for a start. but generally it's $200. >> for many, the prospect of leaving valley state on parole doesn't bring hope, but fear. for inmates like lorania diaz, a life in prison is all they know. >> i'm scared to get out, you know. i'm scared because i don't know what i'm going to do, and i know how different i am now. and it's just, it's a weird experience. >> i don't feel like i'm a good person because the things i've done. they want you to be that good girl. they'll let you loose and let you become part of society again. part of me doesn't ever want to be part of society again. >> i think some of them actually like it here, and they get their fami

authorities say he lured two unsuspecting women both foreigners into a private booth for patdowns beforerity staffers spotted him and called police. so how did he pull it off? here's what i found out. the man was a ticketed passenger that went through the security checkpoint. he went to an airport lounge and spent a few hours drinking and that's when the trouble began. he may have swiped plastic blue gloves to look the part. the 53-year-old then returned to the screening area and convinced a passenger who had already been screened to go to a private booth. what happened inside isn't exactly clear. she disappeared to catch her flight. but minutes later, he did it again. this time, security screeners took notice. betty yu, kpix 5. >> this is the second security breach at a bay area airport in recent months. remember back in april, santa clara teenager hopped the fence at mineta international airport in san jose, stowed away in the wheel well and caught a flight to hawaii. now airport officials are working with a federally funded consultant to tighten security around airports' perimeter fen

inside the international terminal at sfo, a tsa imposter is accused of an x-rated security patdown behindd doors. >> even more frightening. i mean, it's just terrible to take advantage of people this way. >> reporter: now we're learning the alleged groper, 53-year-old eric slighton is on international investment mogul. a source says he may have had too many drinks at the airport lounge, went through airport security with his own ticket, then decided to take security measures into his own hands, allegedly luring a foreign female passenger into a private room to be manhandled after she had already been screened. the reports are, a fake tsa agent had on khaki pants, blue polo shirt and may have stolen plastic gloves to look the part. but when slighton allegedly tried it a second time on a different woman, he popped up on the real tsa agent's radar screen where they claim they caught him redhanded. we went to eric's listed address in san francisco's presidio area looking for answers. but nobody answered the door. all the tsa would tell us is that they are aware of the situation and that none

. >> reporter: those patdowns, x-ray machines and a ban on big liquids might not be enough to catch a new generation of bombs, now under development by terrorists in syria. >> they're trying to find bombs that they believe can circumvent security to get on aircraft, to bring down aircraft. >> reporter: passengers flying into the u.s. from overseas will face even tighter security at airports, starting this month. abc news has learned some of the new measures could include increased random screening, expanded use of explosive detection machines and a longer list of clothing that may have to be removed for screening. >> a lot of what they're going to be doing is driven by intelligence and information about a particular type of phone, a particular type of shoe. it's very likely that the lines will get longer. >> reporter: homeland security officials say they're also on the lookout for radicals who have trained in war-torn syria and have american or european passports which give them easier access to the u.s. >> all of my european counterparts are focused on this all day every day, trying

sfo police are looking for potential victims of a man who they say groped women during security patdownssfo. 53-year-old eric slighton was arrested early why this month. he is accused of posing as a security agent and touching at least two women inappropriately. san mateo sheriff's deputies say slighton motioned women into private screening rooms to grope them. he has homes in san francisco and hong kong. >>> this is a big story chinese websites. slighton's father-in-law is the former chief executive of hong kong. he is said to be embarrassed about all of this. >>> new this morning, a murder investigation in san francisco happened at 6:00 and mission street about 11:00 last night just down the street from the hotel where president obama spent the night. a 25-year-old man shot in the chest. he died at the hospital. no arrests so far in the murder. >>> top ukrainian official says two military fighter jets have been shot down in the eastern portion of the country today carrying two crew each. cbs news reporter susan mcginnis reports remains of some of the victims from maylasia airlines flig

are looking for potential victims of a man who they say groped women during unauthorized security patdownst sfo. 53-year-old eric slighton was arrested earlier this month. he is accused of posing as a security agent and touching at least 2 women inappropriately. san mateo county sheriff's deputies say slighton motioned women into private screening rooms to grope them. he has homes in san francisco and hong kong. and this is a big story in china. slighton's father-in-law is a former chinese executive and is embarrassed. >>> there are strong opinions about the modernization of the richmond oil refinery of chevron. christin ayers reports. >> reporter: some 700 chevron supporters clad in blue and white packed a public comment meeting. is that part of chevron's pr strategy, the workforce and our employees and contractors and suppliers are out here because they believe it's a good project and they want to support it. >> reporter: there was some tension. screaming screaming. >> reporter: one sheriff. >> reporter: supporter escorted out all of this a day after chevron made a big about-face, agreei

. >> another patdown.ain. >> all girls like man, i need to come to jail more often. my girlfriend doesn't touch me this much. >> most action i've had in months. >> i was given three years deferred on a felony possession, methamphetamine, which i guess is a good deal. three years, it will be expunged from my record like it never happened. so that's cool. i can't go to bars. what? >> for three years. >> i had no [ bleep ] problem with drinking. doing meth is against the law. you know. so i get it. when you're in here it's easy to say, well, i quit, i'm going to find jesus and all of that, you know, great hoopla. but it's really not when you're out there in the world. i mean, it's in your face. it's really, really hard to quit. it's not all it's cracked up to be, you know. >> before leaving jail she had some unfinished business to take care of in her cell. >> my measuring chart here of my butt, they haven't said anything about that. i've kind of risked seven-tier lockdown for that. >> where are we? >> we're o

more random passenger patdowns. more screening ever carry-on bags. more swabbing for explosive residue on hands, on bags, on carry-ons and extra scrutiny of electronics. also, i should have put on there extra scrutiny of shoes. you may recall richard reid and the shoe bomber in 2009. they have a very close working relationship. and airports and airlines that fly directly into the states must meet minimum u.s. tsa safety standards. so they are now telling them you have to ramp these up because of our intelligence suggesting we have a new threat. and, you know, one concern here, andrea is 13 years after 9/11, with iraq and with afghanistan now winding down, that the united states may be getting a bit complacent. not the government but jut everybody, every day loifrg lives when in fact the terror threat may be on the increase again. >> and you have a lot of techniques and sophistication in some of the european airports where we know because of 9/11 that friankfurt and others were really underexamined. but in north africa and in areas of the middle east,

he allegedly took two women into a private room for a patdown. >>> oakland a's owner lew wolff says heonsideration to a 10-year lease agreement to stay at the coliseum. the team threatened to back out of the deal after the oakland city council made some last- minute changes. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. your drive through santa rosa looking pretty rough right now. there was an earlier traffic alert. the good news is that all lanes were just reopened. three of them were blocked. northbound 101 approaching santa rosa avenue, the bad news is look at those delays. they are pretty heavy right now negotiable through downtown santa rosa. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. obviously looks clear, no delay into san francisco right now. it's a friday. here's roberta with the forecast. >> this is what it looks like for your friday as you are heading out the door. good morning, san jose. your clouds are now beginning to part. it looks like for the most part, the beaches are still socked in. now, temperature-wise, we are in the 50s

>> what it means is that we're going to see things like increased random patdowns, more screening of carry on items, also additional jabbing and scrutiny of electronics. those are the things we've noted. there will be efforts behind the scenes that passengers won't notice to ensure safety. >> how will the u.s. ensure that overseas airports are vigilant in their screenings of passengers coming to this country. >> well, you know, they're offering to help implement changes to help these foreign airports bring these standards basically up to par and so they're going to be watching closely to make sure these are kept and enforced before these passengers make it to the u.s. >> danielle lee live for us in washington, thank you. >> evacuations are underway for parts of north carolina's outer banks ahead of hurricane arthur. for cape hatteras, that evacuation order is mandatory. residents and tourists in other areas along beaches are asked to leave voluntarily. tourists are there for the holiday. while people in the area are used to cat one hurricanes and the damage they cause, hurricane iren

they are going to be seeing likely moran dom patdowns or screening of carry-on bags or swabbing for explosiveesidue and extra scrutiny of electronics. there will likely be a lot security measures that travelers won't see. i just spoke with congressman pete sessions of texas. he came back from a trip to the middle east and coming up in just an hour i will tell you what he has to say about these heightened concerns. >> okay. real quick, this follows the france concern -- follows the british concern, correct? they stepped up efforts. >> reporter: that's correct. british stepped up efforts and we saw that happened earlier in week. so this is coming on the heels of that. and these concerns, again, that is with these extremists are developing bombs that will make their way past airport security and that is the concern that folks are focusing on right now. one of the things that congressman sessions stressed when i spoke with him is that all travelers should be vigilant and should be aware but that certainly doesn't mean anyone should be canceling their travel plans. >> okay. we will look forward to

on the way down here, you know, i got the full patdown by a handsome tsa agent who i went through again. [laughter] consequently, my idea is -- and republicans are free to steal this idea -- we should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 varieties of orange juice. [laughter] that gave us the iphone and not the system that gave us the internal revenue code and harry reid. [laughter] imagine, i always think if -- thank heaven democrats did not decide back in the '80s, you know, cell phones are very important. they're very important. everyone should have a cell phone. if they had moved into, you know, obama cells back then, cell phones would still with the size of this lectern and cost $8,000 each. but liberals can't learn from what's right in front of them. viruses can learn. mollusks learn. liberals cannot learn. [laughter] all we can do is beat them which would be a lot easier if they weren't importing a million new democrats every year. that's proving to be quite a challenge for be us. for us. we got be our immigration policies from teddy kennedy w

travelers should expect more random patdowns, extra screenings of carry-ons and increased scrutiny ofmore fun this summer. the "denver post" a teenage girl has been arrested for trying to support al qaeda and isis. 19-year-old shannon conley was urnlds investigation by the fbi for several months. during that time she repeatedly told agents that she was committed to waging jihad after meeting a man online who encouraged her to fight beside him in syria. the fbi arrested her as she attempted to board a flight to turkey. she faces 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted. >>> "the dallas morning news," target is, quote, respectfully asking its shoppers not to bring guns into the stores. yesterday the retail giant posted a note on its website requesting customers leave their guns at home, even in so-called open carry states. a spokesman says having guns in stores conflicts with target's mission of having a family friendly atmosphere. >> i love that. "washington post" according to consume reports americans are no longer loving mcdonald's burgers. the popular fast food chain has

inspection of shoes and electronics, additional explosive traces in detection of machines, more patdownser set of screenings and more random checks, among other measures. dhs official i spoke to this morning telling me that screeners will be looking for something specific and passengers overseas at these specific airports may notice these changes over the next few days. kate and michaela? >> the panel as you well know, tsa doesn't have jurisdiction at airports overseas. how are they working with international airport officials to make sure that these measures are put into place and up to the standard that u.s. officials want? >> according to the dhs official i spoke with, there's tsa personnel overseas already and they're going to ensure by working with the airports and airlines that the new measures are put into place and if they're not up to the standard that dhs is asking for, then tsa can say look, you can't fly to the u.s. until you put these measures into place, so it is able to do that, and it is currently working with these foreign governments, airports and airlines, to make this

including more random passenger patdowns, more screening of carry-on bags, more swapping for residue, and extra scrutiny of electronics. >> we are going for you barack obama. >> reporter: the heightened concern is based on the travel patterns of foreign fighters and the risk that security screening could be compromised at certain foreign airports. >> paris, syria, iraq, and elsewhere have continued to refine their areas of attack. we have to advance as well nap requires new screening methods and a heightened vigilance. >> reporter: we're told these new enhancements overseas will begin in the coming days. travelers for the weekend will be unlikely to see any impact. >> thank you very much. >>> now to the explosive situation in california where 140 undocumented immigrants were turned away from a processing center when protesters blocked their buses. a scene that could be repeated when the next wave of immigrants arrives as early as tomorrow. miguel almaguer is in murrieta, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. border patrol agents who work at this facility say they are no

now asking airlines and those airports to ramp up their security, including more random passenger patdowns, more screening of carry-on backs, more swabing for explosive residue and extra scrutiny of electronics. >> we are going for you, barak obama. >> reporter: they learn it's on travel patterns of foreign fighters and the risks that security screenings could be compromised at certain airports. >> terrorists in iraq and elsewhere continue to refine their methods of attack. >> that means as they advance, we have to advance as well. >> that requires new screening methods and a heightened vigilance. >> reporter: we are told these new security enhancements overseas will begin over the next coming day, here at home, july 4th travel is unlikely to see any impact whatsoever at their local airports. matt, back to you. >> tom, thank you very much. now to that explosive situation in california where 140 undocumented immigrants were turned away from a processing centers when protesters blocked the way. miguel is live in marietta, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, border patrol agents who work