dug adolph with the sugarland police department is trying to keep people from getting too close. >> if you go in, there's a strong likelihood that you'll go under and you're going to stay under. >> oh, no! >> reporter: almost a week after a swollen blanco river devastated wimberly, texas several people are still missing. volunteers continue to search through the rubble. resident joel moore did not see it coming. >> we had no idea the river was that high and we're right there on it. at the end of the day you're in texas and people are only going the leave when they're forced out sometimes. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 homes and businesses have been damaged in this texas flood and, charlie that number could change because hurricane season started today. >> rose: thanks, omar. we've got some alarming news today about security at our busiest airport. screeners have failed test after test when federal agents tried to sneak in fake bombs and weapons. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has more on that. >> undercover investigators posing as passengers were able to smuggle dangerous item

. >>> in sterling deputies are looking for a man who grabbed a girl last night on sugarland run drive near the meadowland elementary school. a guy on a blue bicycle rode up, grabbed her twice as she walked with friends and made lewd comments. the cops describe the suspect as an older hispanic man, heavy build, chubby face and black hair. call the loudoun county sheriff's office if you have any information. >>> another capitol hill hearing over that massive takata air bag recall and today a senate committee grilled both representatives from takata and the agency that oversees the auto agency. >> reporter: senators hammered takata for its handling of the massive air bag recall that involved more than 33 million vehicles. senator bill nelson referred to a new report that looked at takata's internal e-mails and suggests the company momentarily stopped the global safety audit to save money. >> for years it's obvious that takata did not put safety first. >> reporter: but a representative from takata says the e-mails were misinterpreted. >> the audits that were referred to in that e-mail wer

gwen is from sugarland, texas. and gwen is one of the millions of people who are receiving the subsidies and whose subsidies will be protected. >> yes. so, thank you, ron. >> speak up, please? >> go ahead. >> so, i am excited today. i'm excited. my husband and i are self-employed, both self-employed, and my husband had a severe tumor that required surgery, and we were uninsured. but through the marketplace, my husband was able to get an extensive surgery, subsequently to get additional surgeries and may continue to have to have surgeries as a result of this. this was an aggressive bone disease of his jaw, and it impacted us greatly, but we are thankful today that the courts upheld this and realize that affordable care is not just for -- i don't know -- it's for everybody, and it should be. it would have impacted over 6 million people, had they not agreed to this. but now, we don't have to worry about this anymore, and i just thank everyone that supported the act. gwen jackson. >> gwen jackson from sugarland texas.

gwen is from sugarland texas. and gwen is one of the millions of people who are receiving the subsidies and whose subsidies will be protected. >> yes. so, thank you, ron. >> speak up please? >> go ahead. >> so, i am excited today. i'm excited. my husband and i are self-employed, both self-employed, and my husband had a severe tumor that required surgery, and we were uninsured. but through the marketplace my husband was able to get an extensive surgery subsequently to get additional surgeries and may continue to have to have surgeries as a result of this. this was an aggressive bone disease of his jaw, and it impacted us greatly but we are thankful today that the courts upheld this and realize that affordable care is not just for -- i don't know -- it's for everybody, and it should be. it would have impacted over 6 million people had they not agreed to this. but now, we don't have to worry about this anymore and i just thank everyone that supported the act. gwen jackson. >> gwen jackson from sugarland texas. >> can

gwen is from sugarland, texas.nd gwen is one of the millions of people who are receiving the subsidies and whose subsidies will be protected. gwen: yes. so, thank you, ron. so, i am excited today. i'm excited. my husband and i are self-employed, both self-employed. and my husband had a severe tumor that required surgery, and we were uninsured. i but through the marketplace, my husband was able to get an extensive surgery, subsequently to get additional surgeries and may continue to have to have surgeries as a result of this. this was an aggressive bone disease of his jaw, and it impacted us greatly, but we are thankful today that the courts upheld this and realize that affordable care is not just for -- i don't know. it's for everybody, and it should be. it would have impacted over 6 million people, had they not agreed to this. but now, we don't have to worry about this anymore, and i just thank everyone that supported the act. gwen jackson. ron: gwen jackson from sugarland, texas. gwen: g-w-e-n jackson. ron: ron,

may 22nd, 2010, sugarland texas. bank of america security cameras capture a man demanding money from a teller. it's getaway vehicle, a white van, an all points bulletin goes out. within minutes, deputy scott spots a vehicle that matches the description. >> i saw a white construction van with no materials. by activating my lights it was routine traffic stop until they came to an bankrupt stop. >> the van stops and the rear door flies open revealing a man brandishing an ak-47. >> i really didn't see much of anything except the doors opening. i attempted to dive to the right to get under the engine block. trying to get cover i was shot in the left arm and also shot in the head. it was like being hit in the head with a baseball bat. i put my hand on the back of my head, i thought the back of my head had been blown off. >>> i was thinking about a lot of things, i was thinking my wife would be mad at me. i was thinking about my children. at one point i thought about pursuing the vehicle. however, i was disabled significant

david, sugarland, texas, bill your solution of federalizing all gun crimes is a good one that sheriffhe gun registration idea is deeply misguided. that's a slippery slope. it is the only way criminals carrying guns can be immediately taken out of society, dave. that's why the sheriff endorsed it. ask any law enforcement person in the country. if they arrest or pull over someone who has a gun, a registry of legal gun owners gives authorities a quick way to detain and make an arrest bing. if you want to solve gun violence in america, you have to make consegs scessions and drop the theoretical stuff. mr. o'reilly i agree with your gun violence solution but what about prison overcrowding. there is plenty of space and the cost savings to this country would run in the billions if violent criminals were put away for long periods of time. that talking points memo on gun violence is posted on bill o'reilly.com. i was gratified to see most premium members thought it was worthy. we depend on you for feedback. dr. scott parker we're pretty conservative here so you would not fit in smart move not

gwen is from sugarland, texas.es will be protecting. >> thank you, ron. i am excited today. my husband and i are self-employed, both self-employed. and my husband had a severe tumor that required surgery and we were uninsured. but through the marketplace, my husband was able to get an extensive surgery, subsequently to get additional surgeries and may continue to have to have surgeries as a result of this. this was an aggressive bone disease of his jaw. and it impacted us gravely. but we are thankful today that the courts upheld this and realized that affordable care is not just for -- i don't know, it's for everybody. and it should be. it would have impacted over 6 million people had they not agreed to this. but now we don't have to worry about this anymore. and i just thank everyone that supported the act. gwen jackson. >> gwen jackson from sugarland, texas. >> spell it for me? >> g-w-e-n, jackson. >> r-o-n-p-, p-o-l-l-a-c-k. >> impromptu news conference. earlier we brought you a dissenting voice and now we're he

she's from sugarland texas. she's one of the millions of people receiving the subsidies and whose subsidies will be protected. >> thank you, ron. so i am excited today. i'm excited. my husband and i are self-employed, both self-employed. and my husband had a severe tumor that required surgery. and we were uninsured. but through the marketplace, my husband was able to get extensive surgery. subsequently to get additional surgery. and may continue to have to have surgery as a result of this. this was an aggressive bone disease of his jaw and it impacted us gravely. but we are thankful today that the courts upheld this. and realize that affordable care is not just for -- i don't know, it's for everybody. it should be. it would have affected over six million people had they not agreed to this. but now we don't have to worry about this anymore. i just thank everyone that supported this act. gwen jackson. >> from sugarland, texas. >> gwen jackson. >> ron pollack. i'm exec testify director of families u.s.a. which is t