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delta airlines and the tsa are investigating after the boy got through security at the minneapolis-stl airport. the flight crew became suspicious and contacted the las vegas police, who transferred the by to child protective services. video shows him at the airport wednesday. he ordinary lunch at a restaurant outside of the security checkpoints. he told the server he had to use the bathroom and never returned to pay. >>> a's fans are sharing their playoff pride here on abc7. look at this cute little a's princess sharing her excitement. and a two-year-old a's fan is all smalls in this photo. share your photos with us, post them on our facebook page or twitter. you can download wall paper for your cell phone. >>> time to find out about the warm weather. >> leigh: we're going to start to cool things down beginning tomorrow, and there is a slight chance of maybe seeing a few sprinkles here by around tuesday night, wednesday. live doppler 7hd showing you an abundance of high clouds that kept moving across the bay area today. from our sutro tower come, looking out towards the west, you can

. >> reporter: a bold breach at the minneapolis st. paul airport last week. a surprising culprit. 9-year-old boy. >> he must know something trabt system or simply good luck. >> reporter: the 9-year-old flew to las vegas without a ticket or boarding pass. and went through three levels of security. the tsa agent, the metal detector, and the gate agent. the delta flight took off. the crew became suspicious because he was not on the list of children flying alone. he was taken into protective custody in las vegas. authorities believe he was a runaway. >> it's probably easier for a 9-year-old. people assume 9-year-olds are being escorted. that a 9-year-old doesn't have the audacity to do it. >> reporter: delta is investigating the incident. the 9-year-old is expected to be sent back to minneapolis. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> in other news, a third bike sir now charged in connection with the road rage incident here in new york. police say reginald chance is the man seen on the video smashing his helmet into the window of the suv. his attorney says chance overreacted but that he

he was being trained in el shebob. 40 young men in the minneapolis-st. paul area being trained. this is known the people in the mosque without telling the families. he gets a call from his nephew in early 2009 saying i'm over here at el shebob, i made a terrible mistake. i want to come home. he was murdered the next day. then you have the fbi coming in. they called all of the families together and warned them that they would be ostracized if they cooperated with the fbi and the police. these are the hearings that i said was smearing innocent people and proved nothing. elshebob was attacked in kenya. el shebob was attacked in somalia the other day. just because the issue was not up front or the main stream media or the liberal media thinks it's not important, it is important. terrorism is a threat. we have to put aside political correctness. if i see someone like rand paul spend 13 hours speaking on the senate because he's worried that the cia is going to kill a guy drinking starbucks here. how out of whack have we gotten? instead of being worried about al qaeda or the boston bomb

. >> reporter: a bold breach at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport last week. the surprising culprit? a 9-year-old boy. >> must know something about the system or simply good luck. >> reporter: airport officials say the 9-year-old managed to fly to las vegas without a ticket or boarding pass. and went through three levels of security. the tsa agent, the metal detector and the gate agent. the delta flight took off. the crew became suspicious since he was not on their list of children flying alone. after landing in las vegas, the boy was taken into protective custody. authorities believe he is a runaway. >> i think it's probably easier for a 9-year-old, because people assume 9-year-olds are being escorted, they assume a 9-year-old hasn't got the audacity to do it. >> reporter: in a statement, delta says it is investigating the incident, after beating the system, the 9-year-old is expected to be sent back to minneapolis. david? >> aditi roy tonight from our los angeles bureau. thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday night. an abc news exclu

. >> it all started here at the minneapolis st. paul international airport. officials say a 9-year-old boy took the light rail from home to the airport, made it passed the tsa screeners and boarded a plane to las vegas without a ticket or i.d. a former chairman of the ntsb. >> in my wildest imagination i could not figure out how this young man was able to do this. >> reporter: here's what officials say happened. he apparently scouted the airport on wednesday taking a bag off the carousal and sitting down to eat at a restaurant. he told the waitress he had touse the restroom leaving the luggage and the bill. he somehow made it past the airport security, possibly blending in with another family and got on a delta bound flight to las vegas. >> i can understand standing behind a family or whatever, if the family's checking in and they're not aware that he's standing behind them. i can understand that. i cannot understand that delta gate agent. this is where i put the major problem. this happens there. >> it wasn't until mid-flight that a delta crew member noticed

he was being trained in al there were 40 young men from the midi is -- minneapolis- st. paul area being trained. this was known to people in the mosque and they were not telling the families. you get the call from his nephew in early 2009 saying i am over here and i made a terrible mistake and i want to come home and he was murdered the next day. they have the fbi coming in. told these families not to cooperate with the fbi. these are the hearings that people said were hearing -- al-aring innocent people. shabaab was the group that attacked in kenya last week. this was the group that the special forces went in after in somalia the other day. the point i am making is just because an issue is not upfront, because the mainstream media or liberal media inc.'s it is not important, it is important and terrorism is a real threat. we have to put aside political correctness. when i see someone like rand paul speaking for 13 hours on the senate, how out of whack have our priorities happened -- gotten? instead of worrying about the boston bombing or making sure we are protected from

. >> reporter: it all started at the minneapolis st. paul airport. a 9-year-old boy who's name has not been released took the light rail from home to the airport made it past the tsa screeners and boarded a plane to las vegas without a boarding ticket. >> in my wildest manage nation i don't know how he could do it. >> reporter: taking a bag off the carusel and sitting to eat at a restaurant. he told the waitress he needed to use the restroom leaving his baggage the bill. >> the next day he decided he was going to go to las vegas and he did it. >> reporter: he got through security possibly blending in with a family. >> it wasn't the fact that he potentially could have had a weapon on him he was screened. the real question is, how do you get aboard an airplane without the proper validation that you belong there. >> reporter: it wasn't until a crew member that found the boy was alone. >> he has a lot of explaining to do to his parents and authorities. >> they're reviewing policys to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> of all the places to go, vegas. an

. >> reporter: a bold breach at the minneapolis/st. paul airport last week. rprising culprit, a 9-year-old boy. >> must have had good luck. >> reporter: officials say the 9-year-old managed to fly to las vegas without a ticket or boarding pass and went through three levels of security. the tsa agent, the metal detector and the gate agent. the delta flight took off. the crew became suspicious since he was not on the list of children flying alone. after landing in las vegas, the boy was taken in to protective custody. authorities believe he is a runaway. >> i think it is easier for a 9-year-old because people assume that 9-year-olds are being escorted and doesn't have the audacity to do it. >> reporter: in a statement, delta says it is investigating the incident. after beating the system, the 9-year-old is expected to be isn't back to minneapolis. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >> smart kid. he scoped out the airport for two days before he went through with this. what does that say about the tsa agents and airline agents that let him get on the plane? >> exac

a spokesperson with child protective services says his mother works at the minneapolis st. paul airport. there is an investigation as to whether she helped him fly to las vegas. the father spoke to a minneapolis news station saying quote we didn't know our son went to the airport we are not mind readers. he is not giving up on his son. vj smith says they are exploring their options. >> they need some direction they know that and realize that they are looking for some support they are looking for help. >> meanwhile child protective services continue to investigate. the boy has been mistreated because he's taken away from his home. he is bound to have a mental health issue he would undergo behavioral health treatment. the boy has been in protective services custody. >>> anna koyman live for us. >> caught on camera broke into a television station and set it on fire. >> making their way in after threatening security guards and pouring gasoline all over the studio. they say they torched it and took off. the station targeted over political tension. last year they broke into the sa

>> there are numerous reports al shabab has been recruiting young men particularly in the minneapolis stpaul area, the largest expatriot community of somalis in the united states for people who are first generation, maybe second generation still trying to deal with the adjustment of the particular lifestyle that we have here in the united states. the idea of someone coming in and using some sort of spiritual inspiration coupled with the ability to use one's fist or more particularly one's semiautomatic rifle is attractive, and because the community has not been fully integrated into the larger community there in minnesota, it has been particularly challenging for the u.s. to try to help the local somali community a sway this, so you have that transit atlantic connection that is very much a concern to the united states. of course, that has gone up, because before now, you didn't see al shabab doing anything outside of the borders of somalia, to go into a country which is a long time ally of the united states and carry out this sort of attack is very, very alarming to u.s. officials. >> me

on earth -- did you hear about this, a 9-year-old kid, 9 years old gets through security at the minneapolis st. paul airport on to a delta flight, flies from the twin cities to vegas. >> vegas, baby. >> without a ticket, a boarding pass, gets through security gets through the gate and on the flight and arrives in las vegas. finally questioned and stopped in nevada because on the plane the flight attendant started to wonder is this kid. >> he said his parents were toward the back. >> couldn't find the parents. tsa said the child was screened along with other passengers to ensure he was not a threat to the aircraft. delta says we're investigating the situation and working with the authorities involved. >> on the upside he gets frequent flyer miles. >> can you imagine the phone call the parents got on that one. we have your 9-year-old. i can't imagine. i have a 9-year-old. he wouldn't even know what to do and certainly not think to go to las vegas. >> yeah, maybe orlando. >> the kid showed smarts going to vegas. i guess he took light rail to the airport. went through tsa. that's where it begins.

. >> a spokesman for the minneapolis st. port says the 9-year-old boy that hopped a flight to vegas without a ticket was able to get on the plane by sneaking past a distracted delta gate agent. the boy's mother reportedly works at that airport. >> interesting. stephanie, thanks very much. >>> up next, exclusive new details about the death of a georgia taeenager. they say his death was an accident but his family says he was murdered and have photos to prove it. >>> after nine months of rape and abuse she was able to out smart captors and save her life. 'm training guys who leak a little, to guard their manhood with new depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com losing thrusters. i need more power. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximize resources in extreme conditions. our current situation seems rat

. >> reporter: it all started here at the minneapolis st. paul international airport. officials say a 9-year-old boy took the light rail from home to the airport, made it past the tsa screeners and boarded a plane to las vegas without a ticket or id. mark rosenkerr is a former chairman of the ntsb. >> in my wildest imagination i could not figure out how this young man was able to do this. >> reporter: here's what officials say happened. he apparently scouted the airport wednesday taking a bag off the carousel and sitting down to eat at a restaurant. he told the waitress he had to use the restroom leaving the luggage and the bill. he somehow made it past the airport security possibly blending in with another family and got on a delta-bound flight to las vegas. >> i can understand standing behind a family or whatever, if the family is checking in and they are not aware he's standing behind them. i can understand that. i cannot understand the delta gate agent. this is where i put the major problem, it happens there. >> reporter: it was not until mid-flight a delta crew me

year-old is speaking out for the first time since his son sneaked on to a delta flight from the minneapolis/st. paul airport to las vegas without a ticket. >> you have so much security check at these airports. how can you let a 9-year-old sneak past security, get on the plane, without anyone stopping him, questioning him or anything? >> reporter: an airport spokesman said surveillance video shows the child boarding the plane while the delta agent was distracted. the father telling our affiliate wcco, he just wants his son home. >> we're not bad parents. we didn't think nothing of it. we thought he was at a friend's house. i don't have an angel. i have a 9-year-old. to me, he has a behavior problem. >> reporter: according to a report by the minneapolis star tribune, the director of the human services and public health department says there have been four child protection assessments on the boy's family since december 2012. in an e-mail sent by janine moore, obtained by the paper, she described the boy as challenging and said he was arrested for stealing a car two weeks ago. finally the e-mail i

minneapolis to las vegas. he has a history of trouble. two weeks ago he stole a car. he made his way into the water park without page. his mother works at the minneapolis st. paul airport. >>> a native-american group wants the washington redskins to change its name. the oneida nation said the name is painful. >>> "the wall street journal" says the pilots of the asiana jet that crashed while trying to land in san francisco are offering a new account. they say an automated speed control system didn't work properly. and the pilots claim that was a major factor in the july accident. the ntsb has not recovered any mechanical or electrical problems. >>> the "the new york times" looks at a high-rise crane that malfunctioned. it dangled over the street for hours before workers lowered it to the ground. the same high-rise was the scene of a crane accident during superstorm sandy. >>> and the envelope will return to yellow flags. the league switched to pink. that led to confusion players and tv crews mixed up the pink flags with pink player towels. >>> and people are cleaning up after wild weather. high winds took down power lines in emerson, new jersey sparking fire

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george howell is at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport to tell us how this happened. >> reporter: carol that's the question. how did it happen? you know the routine out here you get to the airport, take off your belt, take your shoes off, show your i.d. it's what you have to do out here and there are three different levels of security that prove to be nothing to a 9-year-old boy, ka are ol, who seem carol who seemed to outsmart the system. this is where it all started, a 9-year-old boy walked off a light rail car thursday and into the minneapolis airport with plans to travel, but no ticket. he passed through the security checkpoint of tsa screening no problem. then he continued on to the g concourse specifically here at gate g4 but it's still unclear exactly how he got past the ticket agent who was selecting tickets here. what we do know is this minor did board flight 1651, and traveled some 1,300 miles to las vegas. officials say it wasn't until the flight crew became suspicious because he was traveling alone and contacted las vegas metropolitan police who took the c

his mother works at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. >>> "the washington post" says an nfl official will meet with a native american group. it wants the washington redskins to change their name. it will nation says the name is painful. the owner of the redskins dan snyder, has vowed he will never change the name. >>> "the wall street journal" says the pilots of the asiana jet that crashed while trying to land in san francisco are offering a new account. they say an automated speed control system didn't work properly. and the pilots claim that was a major factor in the july accident. the ntsb has not uncovered any mechanical or electrical problems. >>> "the new york times" looks at a high-rise crane mall fupgs in midtown manhattan yesterday. a 14,000-pound weight dangled 30 stories above street for hours. eventually workers lowered it to the ground. the same high-rise was the scene of a crane accident during superstorm sandy. >>> and "usa today" says the nfl will return to yellow penalty flags for next week's games. the lea

this really put new life into the manhunt and all of a sudden the minneapolis and st. ards mankato and get on the trail of the outlaws. they almost capture them just outside of mankato at a place called pigeon hill but again it was the jealousies that allowed the outlaws to escape. instead of waiting for the rest of the posses one of the police forces decides to forge trade ahead and grab the glory. they made such a commotion and racket as they were chasing them the outlaws realized they had somebody close on their tail and left the campfire. in fact a fire was still burning some of the posse members said they saw some of the brush where the outlaws have just fled. anyway this rush defeated the efforts to capture the gang. they had a heated argument and jesse and frank told the younger brothers we should have killed thomas. the younger and the others had such horrible wounds that it was lying them down. his elbow had shattered and it was very painful. jesse suggested they leave behind in the younger brothers decided to split up. as evidence as soon as jesse and frank ta

the weekend. he managed to sneak through at least two security checkpoints at minneapolis st. paul international airport. he has been in protective custody ever since. according to the minneapolis newspaper, there had been for child protection assessment on the voice family since last year. he allegedly stole a car and was arrested on the highway just weeks ago. the boy's father is now speaking out. >> i don't have an angel. i have a nine-year-old. he has a behavior problem. >> child services officials report the boy claimed his mother held a knife to his throat. his mother has not yet spoken publicly, but a source close to the investigation confirms she works at the airport. coming up, details on the dangerous salmonella outbreak that has the cdc bringing employees back to work even though the government is shut down. >> here is our offshore storm. it does not look particularly large. the forecast is next. ocean city is already getting some of that rain. low 60's here in town. at the airport, only 59. inner har >> as the world becomes more dependent on information, many people

the thing. workers at minneapolis-st. airport say the same boy was at the terminal the day before all this went down. we're told he grabbed a bag from the luggage carousel, then ordered some lunch at a terminal restaurant and stepped out on the bill. that is the restaurant. with us now, diana falazon. >> i developments know hough this happened. i can't get through with a ticket. >> there's a huge gap 0, number of hours where the kid was missing from his parents' hole. that's the part that gets me. we're blaming ts and airline security but where is the mother in all of this, and the father? >> shepard: you blame tsa and airline security because they are supposed to stop -- i can see getting behind another family but i have seen them do patdowns to kids, and this guy just walks through. what is the plan now? >> the plan? >> shepard: i know they're investigating. they've got to come up with a plan. >> you would think so. i think that there unfortunately isn't really a plan. i don't believe they have anything to help them sto

time after his son slipped through tsa security cracks and sneaked on to a delta flight from the minneapolis-sta ticket. >> i don't have an angel, okay? i have a 9-year-old. to me he's got a behavior problem. >> reporter: the boy whose father says he's a charmer has been in protective custody in nevada for the last six days. >> i don't know what to do. i love my son. >> reporter: passing through the security checkpoints of tsa screening, an airport spokesman says surveillance video shows the child boarding the plane while the delta agent was distracted. the father claims he's been asking for behavioral help since his son was 5. >> anyone, please, help me. please. >> reporter: according to a report by the minneapolis star tribu tribune, the director of the county department says there have been four assessments on the family since 2012. the agency's director described the boy as, quote, challenging. and says he stole a car and was arrested on highway 35 just weeks ago. finally, there are allegations concerning a troubled past. moore in her e-mail wrote that the boy claimed his mother once held a

the storm headed for minneapolis. ahead of it thunderstorms possible for chicago, st. louis. still lingering rain from louisiana all the way back to texas, the east coast will stay dry for much of this week. >> thanks, bill. >>> this weekend, "gravity" swept the box office yet again taking in $44.3 million. "captain phillips" with $26 million. the cloudy, machete kills and runner runner round out the top five. >>> christian gray no more. christian bale backed out saying he's too busy with sons of anarchy. >>> michael douglas said he lied about his battle with cancer. >>> married helen chan in miami on saturday. >> reporter: cute. >>> bruce willis was back hosting "snl" this weekend after a 24-year hiatus. he was welcomed back in the form of a boy dance party. ♪ here's some info that may come with a surprise sometimes we like to dance with just us guys ♪ ♪ yeah party party it's boy dance party ♪ >> where were you in all of that, though? >> i've had my own boy dance party. >>> this universe olivia colpo may be spending times behind bars. >>> hugh jackman brought in $1.8 million

. >>> the archbishop from st. paul in minneapolisng to new allegations of sexual abuse by priests. he has order aid review of college i files at the archdiocese. following revelation that his archdiocese leaders tried to keep the abuse allegations under wraps. he wants the names of 33 priests accused of sexually abusing children. he also wants files on priests open so that they can be inspected by law enforcement. >>> the food & drug administration is looking to make it harder for people to get their hands on highly addictive precipitation painkillers. the move would limit access to vicodin and oxycontin containing the narcotic hydrocodone and are among the most widely abused drugs in the country. the new rule lowers the number of refills a patients could get. patients would be required to take the precipitation directly to a pharmacy instead of having a doctor phone it in. if approved the new regulations could take effect as early as next year. >>> a new study out of canada is raising legal and ethical concerns it suggests better ou

on earth -- did you hear about this, a 9-year-old kid, 9 years old gets through security at the minneapolis stned along with other passengers to ensure he was not a threat to the aircraft. delta says we're investigating the situation and working with the authorities involved. >> on the upside he gets frequent flyer miles. >> can you imagine the phone call the parents got on that one. we have your 9-year-old. i can't imagine. i have a 9-year-old. he wouldn't even know what to do and certainly not think to go to las vegas. >> yeah, maybe orlando. >> the kid showed smarts going to vegas. i guess he took light rail to the airport. went through tsa. that's where it begins. you have to have a boarding pass. >> i bet it was like a reverse of home alone. he probably got in with a family, you know, as they're going through. and of course you never check everybody and boom the kid is through and then probably sneaks on. >> and i guess at the gate he said he waited until the attendants were distracted and said my parents were on a flight already. lots of questions still on this one for sure. >> yeah. >>

we've learned security agents screened the 9-year-old at minneapolis st. port thursday morning. he then boarded a delta flight that left less than an hour later. the flight crew became suspicious and called police who met him as the plane landed. the boy was transferred to child protection service fs and right now, delta and the tsa say they are investigating how this happened. >>> video seen around the world now, a group of bikers and a man driving an suv. more motorcyclists are now in custody in new york city after turning themselves in. police say among them is a man you see here. you'll see him in a moment. bashing the suvs window with his helmet. members of the biker group now facing charges in the chase and attack, which left one of their fellow riders paralyzed. the suv driver ran over the biker as he tried to get away. brian is live from our new york city news room with more. >> police say the man you just saw faces five charges, including assault and gang assault. prosecutors say he broke the suv's window, setting in motion events that led to the b

minneapolis to las vegas. bill whitaker look at how the child outsmarted security and nearly everyone else. >> reporter: it all started here at the sticials say the 9-year-old boy whose name has not been released took a flight to las vegas. >> in my wildest imagine i could not figure out how this young man was able to do this. >> reporter: here's what officials say happened. he apparently scouted the bag at the care sul and sat down in a restaurant. he told the waitress he had to use the restroom and he left. >> that's the amazing part about it. >> he somehow made it past airport security, possibly blending in with another family and got on a delta flight to los angeles. >> so it wasn't the fact he could have potentially had a weapon on him. he was screened. the real question is how do you get on board an airplane without the appropriate validate that you belong there. >> reporter: it wasn't till mid flight they noticed he was alone. delta release add statement saying we're investigating it. >> he's got a lot of explaining to do to the authorities, to delta air lines, and certainly to his mom and dad. >> reporter: for "cbs this morn

>> the advocates i spoke to said that one reason minneapolis st. two major highways it's a thoroughfare for ca cars and traffic people can get there there and away from there quickly. and it borders canada which is easy to get to. >> roxana, appreciate it. thank you. >>> tomorrow marks one year since super storm sandy slammed in to the coastal communities of new york and in new jersey affecting million and displacing thousands, while some have bounced back, many are still struggle to go get back to life. air shows us a tale of two recoveries as part of our special series, surviving sandy, one year later. >> reporter: on a blustery october day, with waves prime for surfing, and a boardwalk fit to strolling, this part of the jersey shore looks pretty good considering the bad that ravaged the town just one year ago. you can still see remnants of super storm sandy, but belmar, new jersey has bounced back. >> the ocean had her way with us but here we are, pretty much back to the normal. >> reporter: frank owns d.j.'s bar and grill a shore staple for 60

the system or simply good luck. >> reporter: thursday morning, cameras at minneapolis st. captured the 9-year-old arriving at security. without a ticket or boarding pass, he is screened and boards the plane to vegas. >> they assume a 9-year-old doesn't have the audacity to do it. basically, 9-year-olds are treated as innocent. >> reporter: not until midflight that flight attendants realize the boy's name is not on the passenger list. police met the flight in sin city. the 9-year-old is no stranger to the minneapolis airport. surveillance cameras captured him taking someone else's luggage from the carousel, and sitting down for a bite to eat, taking off without paying. >> even the server was fooled. >> i think he's a con artist. people beware. beware of him. >> reporter: how did one smart kid outsmart an entire system? for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news. >> a stunning lapse and the most exciting day of that young man's life. >>> meanwhile authorities say the driver of a monster truck that crashed into a crowd had alcohol on his breath. it is unclear whether th

minneapolis st. paul airport are trying to figure out. somehow the boy who was a runaway snuck past checkpoints and security agents and got on to a night headed for has vegas. he was questioned and stopped in nevada. >> all of this since 9/11 has been to keep us safer and it has. but still we have gaping holes and this was a perfect example of it. >> the boy was taken into protective custody and was returned to minneapolis. delta and the tsa is investigating the incident. >>> if you haven't noticed hr many popular spots in the bay area are temporarily closed during the government shutdown. we look at the impact it's having on tourists and hoe kals alike. -- locals alike. >> reporter: in many ways today's closure of bay area parks was only a problem if you planned to drive to them. the road up to the marine headlands was blocked but that was enough to prevent people from bird watching. >> there's no reason why they just close it because it's pretty much self-serve anyway when you get to the park. >> reporter: but the same road was open if you wanted t

up against the clock, from new york city, the bronze bomber, basil michael, jr. from minneapolis, minnesota, stbuddy system. liz winstead. our returning champion from wetlands, california, whose two-day winnings total $11 in cash an a pre-homemade ice cream maker. brian and now the host of up against the clock, it's steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill walsh. thank you contestants. thank you for everybody tuneing in at home for another dramatic high stakes showdown here on up against the clock. we are joined by liz and basil, two new challengesers, well xom back to our returning champion brian who has already won twice and today he will go for the triple crown. everyone is anxious to get started. before we do, we give you a quick refresher, how this all works. this was a rapid fire quiz. three rounds, each is 100 seconds along, in the first round they are worth 100 points, in the second, they're worth 200. in the third round, they will be 300 points, the ph.d. round. don't forget, there are a few instant bonuses scattered throughout, these are follow-up questions, no chance on one single question

the weekend. >>> a 9-year-old boy in minneapolis/st. paul airport, ofgs say the child, a run-away, somehow made it past the security checkpoints and gate agents and went on a delta flight headed to las vegas. the boy wasn't even questioned until the plane landed in nevada! >> all of this, since 911, has been to keep us safer and it has, but still we have gaping holes and this was a perfect example of it. >> you could see how a kid could do it more easily than a grown-up. a little boy gets behind two people who look like parents. >> but he has to have a ticket! >> clearly a lapse there. maybe the gate officials aren't looking for a kid but now they should be. >> i've had my kids fly alone and with adults and all the time they check those tickets so i'm baffled by this. the boy is flown back to minnesota. the tsa and delta airlines are investigating the security breakdown. crazy. >>> a terrifying highway confrontation in new york last week. police say chance used his helmet to smash the suv driver's window and another driver accused of sto