or enroll in precheck for an annual $85 fee. like juan did.o you can fly through this line pretty quickly, right? >> yes. tsa precheck, um, averages about 5 minutes. >> reporter: unless someone stops you to do an interview? >> unless we do an interview. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you better go. i don't want to get new trouble and get you late. >> thank you. >> reporter: and he did make his flight. now, if you do travel a lot, you may want to enroll in that precheck program. if not, remember to give yourself two hours time. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> tonight we have learned the car theft suspect brutally beaten by alameda county deputies has had several recent run-ins with the law. stanislaus petrov was seen being beaten by deputies in a san francisco alley in november after a chase across the bay bridge. now we have learned that petrov had at least three-runins with san francisco police in just the last three weeks. on march 13, officers pulled him over in the tenderloin for driving a newer bmw without any rear license plate. wh

shorter >> reporter: tsa precheck an expedited security screening program available for a fee may or may not be the answer to these mind numbing lines. >> it's been a long time since i have done that because i definitely use the precheck. >> reporter: the tsa tells cbs 2, quote, the recent increases are caused by the rapid growth in travel volume combined with a ee nude emphasis on rigorous screening following testing that showed unacceptable results. >> tsa is understaffed. >> reporter: hurry up and wait at newark airport, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> our call to united airlines which operates most of the flights out of terminal c at newark was not returned. >>> nypd needs some help in finding two men accused of stealing cigarettes, cigars, lottery tickets and cash from a staten island grocery store. the two were seen on video on located on richmond terrace. police say they entered through a cellar door and took off with $5,300 in goods and cash. remove cash from an atm inside the store but failed and damaged the machine. >>> a postal worker who pretended she was too scared to lea

tsa cut back screening staff by 10% in anticipation of the precheck.s when the regular lines started growing with up to 90-minute waits in some cases. we checked with philly international and they tell us about 30% of passengers received the precheck screening. and they believe it is a worthwhile program. they also want to remind people you can sign up for the precheck at the airport. you can start the process online, but you also have to go to an application center to get frintds and show the required paperwork. it also costs $85 and must be done before you show up at the airport. >>> new this morning, some breast cancer patients who go a longer period without eating overnight could reduce their risk of occurrence. researchers found those who fasted less than 13 hours at night were more likely to have a recurrence while those who fasted longer cut their risk. >>> a new study suggests getting the flu vaccine during pregnancy may reduce the woman's risk of stillbirth. scientists found women who received the seasonal flu shot were more than 50% less like

million precheck members can be screened twice as fast as other travelers because they don't have to take off your shoes or belts and don't have to rehe move their laptops or liquid from their carry on bags. it costs from $85 to $100 for five-years. one traveler we talked to said enrolling in the program is worth it, especially when airports are crowded. >> you could find yourself waiting 30 minutes or more in the other line and going through the tsa you breeze through and i don't think it takes more than five minutes. so it's -- very, very convenient. >> tsa cut the number of screeners by 10%. believing the precheck program would be popular. >>> the state department is now apologizing for atwitter it posted that seems to be spring break travel advice specifically for unattractive americans. now want to show you the tweeter. it warn people who are not a ten they should beware of being lured in to buying expensive drinks or being robbed. it was meant to warn of potential scams started by personal compliments but the reaction on social media was mostly sarcasm or anger. the state depar

the tsa thought it's precheck program would have about 25 million members by now. there are only 9 million. precheck members can be screened twice as fast as other travelers because they don't have to take off their shoes or belts and don't have to take laptops or liquids out of their carry on bags but it costs between 85 to $100 for five years. one traveler we talked to said enrolling in that program is worth it. especially when airports are crowded. >> you could find yourself waiting 30 minutes or more in the other line and going through the tsa free you breeze through and i don't think it takes more than fine minutes. it's very convenient. >> the tsa cut the number of screeners by 10% believing the precheck program would be popular. >>> the state department is apologizing for atwitter it posted. it seems to be -- spring break travel advice specifically for unattractive americans. here is the controversial tweet. it warns people who are not a ten, to beware of being lured in to buying expensive drinks or being robbed. it was meant to warn about possible potential

they also want to remind people who can't sign up for the precheck at the airport, that you have to doyop line before you arrive. >>> meanwhile villanova is on its way to the final four tournament. >>> kinder academies are behind the push. nbc 10's katy zachry was invited to read to a class yesterday. community members and police officers have stopped by to promote the performance of parents reading to kids. teachers say this kind of interaction doesn't always happen at home because many parents don't have the means to buy the books. >> pride coming in and telling the teachers how many books that they have read, new books that they red. some parents read books to their child that they read. >> they loan books out to families. a dry view from comcast center. a little bit of a breeze blowing at 10 miles an hour. you can see there's not much wind at all at the nbc 10 studios. skies are nice and clear. once the temperatures come up, they will. it was in the 20s this time yesterday. so we're warmer this morning in wilmington and millville. both at 48 degrees and college ville has dropped to

for the precheck program but as of march 1st, only 9 million people enrolled. the tsa cut back its screening staff by 10% in anticipation of precheck and that's when the regular lines started growing longer with up to 90-minute waits in some cases. >>> we checked in with philadelphia international airport, they tell us about 30% of passengers received precheck screening and they believe it's worthwhile program. they also want to remind people you can't sign up for the precheck at the airport. you have to do it online before you arrive. >>> from air travel to the ground. your headlights may not be performing like you want them to. >> that's the finding of a new study that found most vehicles are not up to snuff. the new study by the insurance institute for highway safely looked at the 30 veebs avehicled one had graded good. half of all traffic deaths happen when it dark out. >>> n"nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >> next, villanova wildcats in the air on their way to the final four. all new tonight, live reports from houston. plus how a player from the women's team

precheck members can be checked twice as fast. they don't haveo remove laptop, liquids from carry-on bags. one traveller says enrolling in the program is worth it when airport's are crowded. >> you can find yourself waiting 50 minutes or more. i don't think it takes more than five minutes. it is very, very convenient. >> tsa cut the number of screeners believing this precheck program would be popular. >>> a third american, the wife of an air force officer has died in brussels. take a look at these photos. there are from 41 gale martinez facebook page. he is still hospitalized due to the explosion. the family has been living in the netherlands where martinez is stationed. >>> the laptop was found in a trash can. investigators say the photos showed the prime minister's home. 32 people were killed in last week's attack at the brussels airport and the subway. >>> now a group called the digital alliance did some searching and posted screen shots of what they found. they found ads next to youtube videos of how to still credit card numbe

they also want to remind people you cannot sign up for precheck at the airport. you have to do it online before you arrive. >>> these women in pennsauken weren't just taking a walk in the park. they're starting their training to promote breast cancer awareness. they'll be participating in the susan g. komen 60-mile. i did it a few times myself. you have to start training for it. they laced up and started walking yesterday. >> it's roughly 20 miles per day, so you have to train for that. >> you do. they'll take advantage of the nice weather this spring and summer to get ready for the philadelphia three-day which is in october. >>> 60 philadelphia students learn how to handle money at a workshop at ben franklin high school that aims to ed kale 1,200. the seniors got schooled on obtaining credit and consumer rights. >> you may have all these wonderful skill, creative skills, financial skills, but you have to know how to manage money. >> the school district and citizen bank joined forces to sponsor the money smart workshops. >> new jersey governor chris christie is m

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folks who enroll in precheck are able to enjoy expedited screening. precheck lanes can screen 300 passengers an hour, twice that of standard lanes. but because enrollment is lagging, you can expect massive lines this summer. airlines are warning passengers to arrive at least two hours early. >>> and now your storm team4 forecast. >> what a beautiful day it was out there today. we have plenty of sun, we had warming temperatures, and now we've got some changes on the way. we're still going to be warm. we're just going to see some changes. we're not going to have that abundant sunshine like we did today and we're going to introduce rain as we have some pretty unsettled weather headed our way. not as cold tomorrow morning as it was this morning. those temperatures in the 30s in some spots, most spots. some areas below the freezing mark. unsettled weather is returning pretty much all the way through the weekend. starting tomorrow and going through the weekend and we're going to be pretty breezy or windy really depending what day we're talking about. now, w

. >> it's called precheck and it was supposed to be the answer to long screening lines at the airports. but four years later there appears to be no relief in sight. the tsa cut staff by 10% thinking its workload would decrease. but now not enough people have enrolled in the program and tsa is expecting massive lines this summer. >>> boeing is cutting 4,000 jobs from its commercial plane division. 1600 of the cuts will reportedly be voluntary. the move could save $1 billion in expenses. lower cost will help it compete against airbus. >>> not enough light on the road when driving at night. the insurance institute for highway safety conducted a study on headlights, only one got a good grade, toyota prius. the worst rated were the halogen headlights on the bmw 3 series. fest. >>> a battle of progress against preservation. one of the few lasting examples of the atlanta pre-war architecture at risk. robert ray reports. >> atlanta, e-a modern city with a rich architectural history dating back to rebuilding after the civil war. although it's hard to tell, because most of the preand postwar str

surprising news out of the tsa they say there's underwith the the -- underwhemming for the precheck lines. markets are closed today for good friday. >>> microsoft experience for chat five it did not go as planned. it was supposed to talk as a teenager, unfortunately it started spewing racist and hazel comments since was deleted. microsoft pulled the plug on the robot. >>> police are investigating a dog attack that sent a man and an officer to the hospital. >>> why an ohio man is walking up and down the street with a sign that reads i am a thief. more on that when "action news" come right back. what's the most awarded ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for, right. the final answer. chevy. the most awarded car company two years in a row. wow, it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean it's like, this is chevy? current qualified gm lessees can get a sign and drive lease on this chevy cruze limited for around $179 per month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. thief. him he got caug

did i have a fundamental misunderstanding whether that would get her in the precheck line? >> i think it's better to sign up for tsa precheck per se. i think that -- i'm not real sure. i can get back to you on that. >> please, please. on a personal level i know it's a great program but not many people do because when i go through new orleans, i'm in the line but 100 people who are not. is there a way we can expand that and i have one other question after that, just to kind of get your thoughts there. >> well, first of all, we are expanding it in the sense that last year 1.5 million new people signed up for tsa precheck compared to 579,000 the year before. the more people sign up for tsa precheck, the more they have the occasion to get on the line. to be quite honest with you, the ad administration of tsa and i are making a renewed effort at aviation security that meant longer wait times at airports for those in the longer lines due to the renewed push on security and because of the travel volume. there are more people traveling right now. and less managed inclusion. what th

but enrollment in the precheck program has been sluggish. so the agency tried to speed things up by randomly placing passengers into the express lanes. even if they didn't qualify. but now they've scaled back on that effort for safety concerns. >>> we may be the golden state, but we're also one of the greenest when it comes to energy-efficient buildings. this is good news. washington, d.c., came in first in the epa, the environmental protection agency's ranking of the top cities for energy star buildings. l.a. came in second for the most green commercial buildings followed by san francisco and atlanta and rounding out the top five, there you go, we're going to show you new york city. now, energy star buildings use 35% less energy and are responsible for 35% fewer co2 emissions than typical buildings. >>> jeff joins us now. you guys are talking a lot about allergies, pollen levels, everyone's sneezing, including you two. >> i know, i posted something on twitter, and i got more feedback from that than when we have rain coming in. people are, l

. >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security checkpoints. >> this is bad. this is as bad as i have ever seen it. >> airlines have been warning passengers about longer waits online. travelers in minneapolis and atlanta have responded with choice tweets of their own. >> you are seeing a 10.5% >> reporter: today minnesota senator amy blobachar has said the record number of passer injuries traveling reflects a national trend. >> this is a problem that is not unique to the twin cities, it say problem going on across the country. >> reporter: nationally the number of tsa screeners is down 15% since 2011. tsa head peter neffenger told congress last week that the agency is taking steps to do more with less. >> we are rethinking how we invest in technology and partnering with several airlines and airports to developing and installing in the near future a genetically improved passenger screening environment in a couple of key airports. >> atlanta airport general manager says the problems have gotten so bad,

. >> the tsa said one of the things you can do to help speed up the process is do the tsa precheck. it's a prescreening program that allows you to skip the long lines. >> the tsa said it's expedited the hiring process and enrollment in the tsa academy. >> in washington george collie, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> the tsa said it expedited the hiring process and the last few months trying to help folks get through quicker. >>> in just a matter of hours marco rubio is set to stop in central florida trying to rally voters. >> we're looking at a what the win in the sunshine state would mean for his campaign. >> the deal this orange county mother accused of lying about the death of her 3-year-old daughter made. >> this convicted felon accused of shooting at an innocent family. how it could have on gps monitoring. >> who will feel the coolest was wearing a gps monitoring but that didn't stop him from opening fire on a woman. the family of four was driving near 436 when the suspect was accused of firing five shots into their car. >> tim barber spent the day digging into this story. tim, y

. >> the tsa says you can speed up the process by enrolling in tsa precheck. that's the prescreening program that will let you skip the long lines. >>> skip the lines, don't travel somewhere down south to miami. you don't need to fly any where in this weather. charlotte is where it's at. what a gorgeous day. >> and what's better if you didn't get outside today, no worries, we have all week to enjoy this. still 66 in charlotte, gastonia, 65 in wadesboro. also toward monroe. 64 concord, albemarle, mid 60s i-40 corridor. even the mountains are warm. 57 at boone. this is the first week of march. unbelievable. upper 40s up high at banner elk. forecast this evening, talking about temperatures slowly the over night lows. finally drop down to the mid 40s. this isn't much of a low given this time of year. most neighborhoods usually dip in the 30s. still during this time in march. you can still be in the 40s tomorrow in the high country. bus stop forecast early on, no worries, a couple clouds, mid 40s early on. no heavy coats necessary. we'll be around 50 by 8:00 a.m. a

using that as a staging area, because the lines were so incredibly long to get through including tsa precheck that they were staging everybody in the basement. >> rep ter: steven alexander first alerted the i-team to this problem everyone though he was prescreened he waited an hour to get through security last week and made his flight with only n minutes to spare. >> as the crowd become a little rowdy, the threat was first talk to united airlines and then the second threat was that if people didn't calm down they were calling the port authority police. >> reporter: his colleague would have missed his flight to west palm beach had it not been delayed due to bad weather. the tsa issued a statement saying the recent increases are caused by the rapid growth in travel volume combined with a renewed emphasis on rigorous screening. our security is now improved and that is our most important obligation to the public. but if you ask tsa union that because of an overtime that has led to a staffing shortage. an entire check point at terminal c they say, has been shut down because there aren't enough peo

the tsa says for now there is >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country, long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security check points. >> this is bad. bad as i have seen it. >> reporter: airlines have been warning passengers about longer waits. passengers, responded with choice tweets of their own. >> you have seen a 10.5% increase in travel since 2011. >> reporter: today, the senator said that the record number of passengers traveling this year reflects a national trend. >> this is a problem not unique to the twin cities. problem across the country. nationally the number of tsa screeners is down, 15% since 2011. tsa head peter neffenger told congress theagency is taking steps to do more with less. >> rethinking how we invest in technology and partnering with of and install dramatically improved, passenger screening environment in a couple key airports. >> atlanta airport general manager says the problems have gotten so bad he is considering replacing tsa screeners with private security workers. in a recent letter to the head of the tsa, he s

signing up for tsa precheck and arriving at the airport early are really the only ways to deal with the delays. >>> airbnb will allow neighbors of rental properties to review guests' behavior. clamping down on people who abuse the service. an online feedback form will allow those living close to rented out properties to comment or complain about noisy party houses or disturbing activity. the new feature will be introduced globally next month. airbnb has been criticized for allowing quiet neighborhoods to be turned into rowdy party zones because of unruly renters. last month, one found a corpse in his garden after renting his home for the first time. >>> car leasing is hot. a third of all cars rolling out of dealerships have been leased. the numbers have been going up for quite a while now and means there is an opportunity for used car buyers. starting this year, there could be a glut of three-year-old cars being turned in and placed on used car lot. it's estimated an additional 20% more cars this year than last year will be turned in because there are so many good condition cars, prices

we checked in. 30% receive the precheck screening.y believe it's a worthwhile program and they want to remind people you can't start at the airport. you can start online go. to an application center. it all has to be done behalf you show up at the airport. 1y5068:38. before you go, it's not as cold. gusty winds will help with the warmup along with sunshine. enjoy it today because there are changes ahead for tomorrow. i'm tracking showers and possible thunderstorms too. atlantic city is at 53. one week from tonight blue red sox' opening night are going to be enjoying some pretty decent weather next week. it will be a little warmer looks like for opening night. wilmington, philadelphia, clear. you see clouds in the west. that's a system that's going bring us the wlet tomorrow. you'll see a few more of them in the pocono mountains in the north. in the afternoon, completely dry and a little more than you'll see in the morning hours. we'll warm up with temperatures in the 70s in allentown and others. that will help to push temperatures in

the tsa precheck program seems to be having the opposite effect.at would make long lines at the regular checkpoints just a little bit easier. the passengers could leave shoes on, belt, light jackets and they could keep their lap cops and liquids with theirbeings. they have 300 passengers an hour. that is twice the line time. the screening by 10 percent across the country. it has been happening over the last three years. unfortunately that is short of enrolling meaningful difference. >> it is a painfully long wait at the airport. the spokesman says the security koreani screening is already unacceptable. if you are flying domestic this summer you should get to the airport two hours ahead of time. i am debbie downer for fox business. back to you. >> you are warning us. appreciate that. >> thank you, cheryl. the time is 25 after the hour. fox news alert, a deadly collapse people trapped after an over pass scrumbcrumbled to the ground. >> the touching story behind this note. >> first steve doocy with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> coming up on

tsa cut its airport screening staff by about 10% of the past three years, assuming its new tsa precheck system with short lines. that didn't happen. not enough flyers enrolled so the long lines persist. but the record number of flyers expected this summer, travelers are being advised to get to the airport at least two hours early or risk missing flights. canceling your cable or phone service could be as easy as clicking the mouse on a computer. a new bill -- >> i don't think someone should have to stay on hold for half an hour when they want to cancel their service. if these companies want to retain customers, the best way is by providing good service. >> so here's the plan, to make canceling a service as easy as starting one. if a single click starts a service, a single service must also be able to end that same service. digital bill boards like those you see heading east off of bay bridge, they sure grab your attention, but the question tonight, is that a good thing? digital bill boards are a potential distraction and safety risk in heavy traffic and complex driving conditions. like t

protect yourself be ready for long lines moving into the spring and summer season signing four for precheck and arriving at the airport early is the best way to daily with delays. row check was the best decision i ever made. >> bald eagles are returning for the first time in 50 years. >> so majestic. when we see them it is awesome. >> a pair of adult eagles and two juveniles have been spotted and researchers say they have been coming here each year since 2007. a higher water level and more fish would likely mine more eagles. the drought kept that from happening but maybe this year will be different. >> seven things you need to know straight ahead. >> and russia makes good on a promise to boost peace talks in syria. stay tuned. ( ♪ ) the roles you play in life are part of what make you, you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure with nutritious calories, 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. come on, grandma! giving you the strength and energy to get back to doing what you love. from the #1 doctor recommended brand. ensure. always sta

the tsa said not enough people have joined the expedited screening program called precheck. the tsa cut the staff believing that it would speed up the process. the passengers should sur-- arrive two hours earlier or be at risk of missing the flight. >>> and a ordeal for a westchester family. they were watching tv when a bullet flew through the river and -- window and this is in a neighborhood that rarely sees any type of violence. lou young has more. >> reporter: you know nothing happens here. >> until it does. >> right. >> and it has in lovely low-key largemont. a shooting overnight. the purple lexus drilled from behind as it sat parked in a condo complex blocks from the village center. and a stray bullet veering off homes and through one of them. >> and that bullet came with enough power to make damage. >> reporter: the family was home after 10:00 when the liquor cabinet exploded. >> and was watching the tv and just the first i heard was the impact and i heard that, the glass broken. >> i and then they saw the hole on the front of the house and heard additional shots. the

they cut staff by 10% and were anticipating the precheck program would speed up the process, but fewer flyers than expected enrolled so the agency tried to speed things up by randomly placing passengers into those express lanes even if they didn't qualify, but then changed their minds, scaled that back for fear that dangerous passengers were being let through. >> what a mess. >>> up next at 11:00, shaking in the bay area. a quake swarm hit the south bay. >>> plus donald trump on defense after an aide is charged with battery and the gop front-runner says he won't fire his campaign manager. the push from other candidates as well. billions are spent to confuse and, dare i say it, flummox the american public. "save 16% on car insurance." "switch now..." well at compare.com, we say enough's enough. so we've created this mind boggling facility. where we're constantly scrutinizing millions of rates... answering the question: who has the lowest. go to compare.com, plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest, and hit purchase. it's fast and easy. compare.com saving

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. >>> not enough people enrolling in tsa precheck is leading to long security lines at our airports. frustrated passengers say the extra long lines are causing them to miss their flights. the tsa had hoped 25 million people would enroll but only 9 million have done it so far. and on that promise, congress cut more than 4600 tsa screeners leaving the agency scrambling. >> i'm convinced that we can improve the process with effectiveness targets and improve the passenger experience. >> the tsa is using dogs to sniff bags and help the lines move faster. >>> making news tonight on the casting controversy involving the megahit broadway musical hamilton. the producer agrees to amend an audition notice that called for nonwhite performers. cbs 2's tony aiello broke the story last night and reports outside the theater with the latest. >> reporter: this is the casting call that hit a sour note with the broadway performers union and a lawyer says it violates city hall. tonight, hamilton producer jeffrey sellers says, quote, the casting will be amended to also include language we neglected to add

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by the way, you can always join tsa precheck, and that'll help speed you through the process. some airports like kansas city using tsa. they have private screening forces to move things along. protocols and procedures. back to you. >> thank you. how many times do you go to the airport and hold your breath as you're walking around the corner to see what security looks like? >> are you a person that gets there early? i play it close. >> i do, too. the pre-check line is even longer than the regular line. >> you're there early, three, four hours? >> no, no, i don't like to spend a lot of time at the airport. >>> let's get a check of the wln. >> have you been golfing? it's warm enough to. above average highs from the northern plains to the great lakes, in the south, as well. we won't be in the 70s and 80s in the northeast but we'll take 60s. in new york city, 63. saturday, also 63. sunday, 61. raleigh, another day in the 80s then you're in the 60s for saturday. right back to the 70s for lower 80s. above average up in businessismarck. temperatures, low e 7er 70s. memphis, mid to upp

remember that precheck program? it started a couple of years ago. you get prevetted ahead of time, you pay $85, you hand in all of these documents, you schedule an they say, okay, cower you're approved, you can go there i with your belts on, shoes on, and you can keep your laptop where it is. they were expecting 25 million people to sign up, we got more than 9 million. at the same time, the tsa cut back by 10% the number of agents that screen you when you go to the airport. it's one of the reasons why the lines are really, really long. you've got to give yourself plenty of time and pack plenty of patience on your next trip, you just do. >> i had a friend do that, they went to the airport for the interview, everything is great. they're like in and out. >> the problem is they do have to plan it and go to the airport when you're not going on a flight, you know what i mean? >> so a lot of people say in theory it's a great idea, but it's probably easier just to wait online for whatever number of times we fly. >> had an off day, go out there. how much doe

>> well, bill, tsa precheck, okay? back to you. we're talking about something eventually for consumers, but what i'm going to talk about first is about cargo, and a lot of cargo. okay. lockheed martin has this new hybrid airship, which is filled with helium, part blimp, part plane, part helicopter. it will be a football field long, and potential thousands of miles long to travel where there are no roads. heavier than air so when it's on the ground it doesn't have to be tied down, easier to unload and load. lock heeled tested a small prototype, spent, and haw knolls finally landed the first deem. 12 air shipps to be bayly straightline aviation. it's run by a bunch of guys who used to run rich and branson's balloon and blimp business. they claim they already have a couple customers in oil, gas and mining waiting for these, because it's a lot cheaper and more environmentally friendly in delivering cargo to places without infrastructure. but there's competition. check this out. the airlander ten by hybrid air vehicles floated last week

by the way, you can always join tsa precheck, and that'll help speed you through the process. like kansas city and san francisco opted out of using tsa. they have private screening forces to move things along. however, they must protocols and procedures. back to you. >> thank you. how many times do you go to the airport and hold your breath as you're walking around the corner to see what security looks like? >> are you a person that gets there early? i play it close. >> i do, too. the pre-check line is even longer than the regular line. >> you're there early, three, four hours? >> no, no, i don't like to spend a lot of time at the airport. >>> let's get let's get a check weather. >>> it's going to stay warm through the weekend. we're looking at above average highs from the northern plains to the northeast down south. we won't be in the 70s and 80s in the northeast. we'll take some 60s in new york city on today it's going to be 63 on saturday also 63. sunday 61. raleigh have another day in the 80s and in the 60s for saturday. down to tallahassee temperatures in the lower 80s. b