is that just move the delay over to prescreening? >> no, it actually dramatically improves the ability to move. you can move almost double the speed on a precheck line that we do. for example, right now, even with the dramatically increased numbers that have enrolled in pre-check, 92% across the entire system of people in precheck wait less than five minutes for screening. that's a significant improvement. >> with the increase of people going to prescreening, you think that standard would uphold? >> i do. we can now more consistently to the congressman's point, we can more consistently open the pre-check lanes and open more of them. you need volume to keep the lanes open. >> thank you very much, i yield back to the remainder of my time. >> the chair recognizes mr. richmond. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, admiral. i represent baton rouge in new orleans. new orleans, one of our biggest economies is the tourism industry. which means our airport is vitally important. if you are talking mardi gras, jazz fest, or any of the events,

the prescreening thing, they've done an awful job. >> have free screening.here would be more travelers, that's highly unpredictable that we'll get to skrun, july and august and their budget is bigger than it was five years ago. they employed more people than five years eago. >> one simple fact, there are more people traveling this year and five years ago, so with more travelers, you need more -- i flew last week. don't pull up in my private limo. >> beyond the pale. >> i don't know how long i've waited. 45 minutes to get through to jfk, it was a nightmare and i was just flying to california. sfl they clearly knew who you were. >> i always get pulled over. i always get the extra patdown. >> this is a family show. thank you very, very much. i do want to thank you. i want to thank jerry and charlie. meanwhile, conventional wisdom says -- but don't go o >>> the stocks to buy in may. >> ready to go hire. >> they report next week, too. ben. >> berkshire b. i want to be part of buflt the rest of my life. >> always been a spender, but saves the day. thanks, guy, fox

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. >> of course there's a degree of prescreening that is important part of that. but the technology is designed to ensure that before, during and after the trip people have a way to access and get in touch and feel safe whenever they need to.. >> uber won't say how long he drove for the company or if customers felt safe with him as their driver. but just last weekend his landlord's car which he sometimes used to te montgomery country police say he tried killing two officers with homemade hand guns capable of firing shot gun rounds and made the guns ready to fire in order to avoid reloading indicating he was prepared to fire upon multiple target. >> they should be doing a better job checking their background of drivers. because a lot of people get into those cars. me included. and so i would like to be with someone who is safe driver and who has a non felony record. >> police have been watching the 52-year-old man and war witnessing to arrest him on outside warrant for dru drug-related charges and once they pulled him over in the commercial area of gaithersburg the

is that just move the delay over to prescreening? >> no, it actually dramatically improves the ability to move. you can move almost double the speed on a precheck line that we do. for example, right now, even with the dramatically increased numbers that have enrolled in precheck. 92% across the entire system of people in precheck wait less than five minutes for screening. that's a significant improvement. >> with the increase of people going to prescreening, you think that standard would uphold? >> i do. we can now more consistently to congressman open the precheck lines and open more of them. you need vaolume to keep the lanes open. >> thank you very much, i yield back the remainder of my time. >> chair recognizes mr. richmond. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you, admiral. i represent baton rouge in new orleans. new orleans, one of our biggest economies is the tourism industry. our airport is vitally important. mardi gras, jazz fest or any of the events the last thing we want is for people to come down and have a good time and have

tsa is pushing program its away to skip the lines involvehe prescreen and going forn an background check, you don't havt to take off belts or shoes, you can leave laptops and liquids in carry outside it does not come cheap. its 85 bucks for five years. >> happening now live pictures here more than 200 members ofrs rolling thunder national kathy need trail rightk now for blessing of the bikes. this happens every year.ry during the ceremony the ka thee drails bell will ring six times for missing and lost veterans. >> this is all part of the the veterans initiative to pay tribute to vets rolling thunderr mission is to bring attention to americans prisoners of wars and shoulders missing in action. act >> amazing to see them in town. ever memorial day weekends. >>> close call caught on camera. >> we will tell you where a tree came crashing down while ann officer was trying too make a rescue. >>> can you spell pie. >> pie. >> there's different ways to's spell it. we have two national spelling bee channel young fox 5 sits down with the winners straight ahead. mike. we'll be right right back. >>

also working to increase the number of eligible travelers enrolled in its tsa prescreening program. the agency will work with airports to help with nonsecurity tasks like returning plastic binned to front of waiting lines. >>> president obama has taken a drink of the filtered water in flint, michigan today. the president's visiting flint for the first time since drinking water became contaminated with lead. he met with i. michigan's governor and received an update on the federal response. the water crisis prompted the president to declare a state of emergency this year. >>> take a look at new video of a wildfire burning in alberta, canada. the fire destroyed entire neighborhoods. more than 80,000 people live in the city affected and authorities ordered all to get out. firefighters from throughout canada are working to try to control the flames. high winds and low humidity are making it tough. >>> new developments into the investigation into death of prince. the musician arranged to meet with a california addiction doctor the day before he died. that word from the doctor's lawyer. he

. >> of course there's a degree of prescreening that is important part of that. but, the technology is designed to ensure that before during and after the trip, people have a way to access and get in touch and feel safe whenever they need to. >> uber won't say how long he drove for the company or if customers felt safe with him as their driver, but just last weekend the landlord's car he sometime montgomery country police say he tried killing two officers with homemade handguns capable of firing rounds and could avoid to reload and he was prepared to fire upon multiple targets they should be doing a better job checking their back ground of drivers. because a lot of people get in those cars, me included. i would like to be with someone a safe driver and who has a non felony record. >> please have about watching the 52-year-old man and were waiting to arrest him on the sportsfever television network outstanding warrant for drug related charges. once they pulled him over in the commercial area of gaithersburg there was a physical struggle hemming who refused to get

i if you are willing to provide information in advance by a few days, you can get yourself prescreened to the airport you can avoid much of the weight and hassle. higher-than-expected volumes of airline passengers has tsa screeners overwhelmed. and passengers angry at waiting and waiting. >> if you look at the lines you're standing in line for 1.5 hours to go through pre-check. that is to get in before you do the security. >> reporter: this man and his wife filled out an application online and made an appointment to show their passports at the tsa san francisco airport office to become officially part of the tsa rechecked program. >> i have a couple of bad knees. we need to get through the line faster. i don't want to take off my shoes. we're going to save the 100 -- pay the $100 and be prejudged. >> reporter: when they go to hawaii in a few weeks they will get into faster pre-check lines. frequent flyer is also signing up. >> timing, and of the hassle. you don't have to wait in line. when you are late, you go right through. i have seen friends of mine and colleagues go through. >> rep

they also want to increase the number of travelers enrolled in the prescreening program.ent also plans to ask congress to pay overtime to existing tsa officers. >>> well, there's a company seeking chamenter 11 bankruptcy production. aeropostal, the clothing company will close 113 of its stores in the u.s. it plans to close all 41 stores in canada. going out of business sales will begin at those stores this weekend. it hopes to emerge from bankruptcy within six months as a smaller company. >>> the largest drone convention of its kind is under way today in new orleans. as the industry explodes like never before. one company is predicted drone delivery technology could be ready as early as next year. gabe gutierrez has that story. >> the images have always been stunning, but now with the industry taking off, the results are striking. one company pioneering the use of drones to save lives. finding missing people in remote areas, including children and alzheimer's patients. >> there have been 1600, all 1600 were found with an average time of less than 30 minutes. >> mapping di

tsa prescreening program and the department of homeland security will ask congress for more money topay overtime for tsa officers and fulfill short term needs. >>> the largest drone convention of its kind is under way in new orleans. the industry is exploding. >> one company is predicting that drone delivery technology could be ready as early as next year. gabe gutierrez shows us. >> reporter: the images have always been stunning, but now with the industry taking off the results are striking. one company pioneering the use of drones to save lives. finding missing people in remote areas including children and alzheimer's patients. >> since project life saver's inception there have been 1600, all 1600 were found with an average type of less than 30 minutes. >> reporter: another mapping disaster zone like the recent earthquake in achy with a do remember. >> drones are tools not just toys. >> more than 425,000 have registered their personal drones with the faa and the number of companies with permission for commercial drone use has skyrocketed from 500 a year ago to more than 5,000 today

number of security officers and work to increase the number of eligible trav travelers in the prescreening program, and later today, grammy award winning artist are will debut her album at starbucks, and coreen bailey rae will debut this a month before the official release. back to you. >>> and carl icahn was listen org watching the conversation and he called me in the break, and he says, hello, and he respects you, but he disagree with you, and he is saying ta you ob fus skating the risk/reward and no risk in the story if you like the contracts and say what you want about the cost overruns like you did, there is no risk in the story in his mind if you like the contracts they have. >> well, there is, to say that there is no risk at all is a little bit, i think that even carl would say that is not a statement that i think that any one would want to make. i think that i was clear in saying that we agree, the contracts are fine. we are fully in agreement with the bulls on that, but it is a matter of costs which are an estimate. we think that the company that we have analyzed the costs of oher

. >> we have a prescreening format.capees, assault on staff, any pedophiles, any rapists, murderers. ♪ here we go >> the high-impact incarceration program is a very disciplined regimen based on a military model. it includes vocational and educational training, substance abuse counseling and community service. >> i have been here approximately 13 weeks for possession of stolen property. >> criminal possession of a controlled substance and third degree heroin. >> why are you by your locker with your jacket in your hand? put the damn jacket in your locker. hurry up! >> they teach you about the five steps of decisionmaking. see the situation clearly, know what you want, evaluate the possibilities, expand alternatives, and then you act. >> you made the mistake. your family is paying for your mistake. so you know what? they are going to pay for your mistake right now. >> drill instructor monsaurat ponse sees his job as a task master. he's been here for ten years. most of the jail's drill instructors have been through a specia

these initiatives consist of enhanced garage security, prescreeners, and additional overwatch personnel at various building access points. also, the further use of the enhanced portal screeners that we've employed for the first time during the state of the union. members and staff will see several enhabsments as a result of the three initiatives. there will be a visible security screening at house garage entry points and a more significant officer presence outside the capitol complex doors and access points, including additional k-9 teams and subject interdiction officers. visitors entering the house chamber will undergo additional screening through enhanced portal scanners. further keeping potential threats away from the house of representatives and the floor of the house. there has been much discussion regarding resources for the department and the long-term viability of these initiatives as the chief of police and as the steward of the taxpayers dollars it's hi responsibility to look at every possibility within existing assets to accomplish our mission before i seek additional assets

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take a listen.is >> of course there's a degreeree of prescreening that is anat important part of that but thehe technology is designed to ensure that before, during and r after the trip, people have a a way to access and get in touch and feel safe whenever they need to. >> reporter: now, uber alsobero told us that they immediately removed hemming from having havn access to the platform and are currently assisting policeng poe with the investigation. as for t hemming, he is due bace in court in rockville nextle nex month on june 10th.un10 that's the latest here from gaithersburg, maryland.urg, mar. annie yu fox5 local news. >> 6:03 right now.. police in prince william w county trying to get a good a description of the suspect in a violent home burglary. bgl two women and three young you children found tied up andnd gagged in their manassas home mn on tuesday. police say two menon broke in in and broad daylight demanded money. one woman was also sexually assaulted.assaul >> a new plan in the works toins oversee safety on metro.et the governors of maryland andyl virg coming together to c

. >> james: the father was 27 prescreen the. storeroom and falling ever since the first broke.ects will be arraigned today at 130 this afternoon. that afternoon coming to our sources suggest this morning. the three suspects are that one of them was greene's former girlfriend. the second suspect is the current girlfriend kilobytes of. the third person has not been public. officers arrested all three early saturday morning at an upscale home in. green was reported last seen in april. he had been beating somebody at the pancake house in a self out was found later. his body was found on may 11th in the field neil peart hill's work. will have the latest breaking information as soon as possible . you will receive the update also on our mobile apps. >> mark: the judge will decide whether to delay the trial of the man who is suspected of killing zero mar. there was a request for new lawyers. the man was some fresh red with the pace of the case. her body has never been found. it thorez was arrested after lamar's dna was found in the car. >> darya: the egyptian president them out evidenc

being harassed, and keeping her life there on normal basis and i believe that there should be prescreenings, i believe the perpetrator in this case has had a history of child abuse, only because that's just my feeling inside as a mother, that maybe the upbringing of that perpetrator -- i'm not an expert, but the upbringing of that individual maybe was not adequate enough and now is using the campus environment to abuse other students. how is this being addressed? the r.o.t.c. program and they're passed on -- the reason for them to be the is to give opportunities for individuals who want to pursue valid career in the military, give them a chance to better their lives,. >> you said. some people are coming from low income backgrounds. obviously my daughter is not from that. she wants to make herself a better life, give herself a better life. gave here that foundation, but the other individual, you don't know the background, so as far as the police cooperation, like you mentioned, unless my daughter pressed charges there would not be an active police investigation to investigate the background

another factor in all of this is the t as was banking -- the tsa was banking on the exercise of prescreeninge that would offset job cuts. however, signups for tsa pre-check have lagged by the millions. next week, the tsa administrator is expected on capitol hill. you can bet he's going to face tough questions. >> thanks. >>> time to show some of the other headlines -- "the new york times" confirms that monsanto is the target of a takeover bid from bayer of germany. a merger would form a corporate giant producing antibiotics, genetically modified crop seeds, and pesticides. the combined company would have annual revenue of more than billion. >>> the "wall street journal" reports on a warning from the federal reserve. an interest rate hike is on the table next month. that's according to newly released details from its policy meeting in april. fed officials said an increase is likely if hiring and growth ton strengthen and inflation shows signs of accelerating. >> cbsnews.com reports investigators want to know if an american bank is linked to the russian sports doping scandal. the fbi's looking

neil: a lot of the ideas they come up with are those prescreened, a process to allow you to avoid these lines. what you make of that? some people can take advantage of it. what do you think? >> i don't know why anybody is surprised by the long lines. the secretary of transportation warned folks that after tsa was tested and failed miserably to use top a bunch of test cases were tsa personnel knocks out through today said we have to slow things down and be more careful look enough folks going through the line. they said we cannot be efficient and we cannot be security conscious. a shift in compatible. things will sort out. lo and behold we've got big long lines now. neil: it could be a sign of the economy and the wherewithal in order to take these trips that i am wondering whether there is a way and i know i keep going back to this to establish more at peak and low pricing and scheduling. part of the airline's first to stagger flight so that it spread out. that's like rush hour. >> i never took you to be a big government guy. the airline 30 do that. if you take a flight at 8:00 a.m. come

harassed and, you know, keeping her life there on a normal basis and i believe that there should be prescreenings and i believe that the perpetrator in this case has had a history of child abuse only because that's just by feeling inside as a mother that maybe the upbringing of that perpetrator and i'm not an expert, but the upbringing of that individual maybe was not adequate enough and now she's using the campus environment to abuse other students. how is this being addressed? rotc programs and their impact on, you know, the reason for them to be there is to give opportunities for other individuals who want to pursue valid careers in the military, give them a chance to better their lives like you said. some people are coming from low income backgrounds. my daughter, she's not from that. you know, she wants to make herself a better life, give herself a better life. i gave her that foundation but the other individual we don't know the background. so as far as police cooperation like you mentioned, unless my daughter pressed charges, there would not be an active police investigation to investigate

personnel at overseas locations perform vital vetting and passenger prescreening activities to ensure individuals traveling to the u.s. do not pose a threat to our nation's security. looking ahead, d.h.s. has nnounced plans to expand the precompleerns program to 10 new locations -- preclearance program to 10 new locations in the coming years and i.c.e. continues to expand its visa security program to additional visa-issuing posts abroad. i strongly support these efforts to push out our borders through expansion of these important homeland security programs. that said, to do it right, d.h.s. needs a comprehensive strategy beau bolster its -- to bolster its present partnerships around the world. my bill requires just that. specifically, it requires d.h.s. to have a three-year strategy that includes risk-based goals, a process to ensure resource allocations align with overall departmental strategic priorities, and a common reporting framework for personnel deployed abroad. my bill requires d.h.s. to not only take into account where it currently deemploys resources from those overseas --

prescreeners an additional over watch personnel at various building access points and also the use, further use of the enhanced portal screeners that we've employed for the first time during the state of the union. members and staff will see several enhancements as a result of the three initiatives. there will be a visible security screening at house garage, and more significant presence outside capitol complex doors an access points, including additional k-9 teams and subject officers. visitors entering the house chamber for major events want to go additional screening through enhanced scanners further keeping potential threats away from the house of representatives and the house. there's been much discussion regarding resources for the department and long-term viability of these initiatives as the chief of police and stewart of the taxpayer's dollars, it's my judiciary responsibility to look at every possibility within existing assets to accomplish our mission before i seek additional assets and resources. the congress has been very generous to the department and i this do my due diligenc