it is not part of the proper procedure. >> we actually called nathan to deliver the news about the tsa statement and this is what nathan said. >> they basically addressed the two things we had a problem with head-on, really, and now it's just a matter of sharing it with other people so they know the prommer procedures and know what they should expect from the tsa. we're very pleased that they put out that statement. we're very happy. >>> hat versus dvd player. ♪ >>> sometimes the look you want is that warn look, but when you go outened buy new clothes it doesn't have that cool lived in look. this is how you get that look. >> oh, boy. you drag yourself on the ground. >> yep. rub in the dirt, really roll around and give the new clothes that extra special cool boy look. rub against the wall. >> is that sean white? >> that is sean white. forming a new shorts -- >> that's sean white? i thought it was bon jovi. wow! >> yeah, that was sean white. >> this is weird. i never really thought about buying a new jacket and then rolling around on the concrete. >> theat's the thing. when you go to a v

were 33 federal amarshals and nw that number is in the you thousands. >> you think of officers in the tsathey could have been eight, nine, ten years old when september 11th happened. when you think about that, you think about the passage of time. it's important to always remember. >> in crystal city, adam, news 4. >> back to the powerful storm slamming the northeast tonight, it's creating coastal flooding and power out acknowledageoutags have declared a state of emergency, someplaces could get more than two feet of snow. already thousands of flights have been cancelled and amtrak suspended service between new york and boston. our area, safe to say, dodged a big bullet, but we are still feeling some of the effects. doug will explain. >> and the biggest effects will come in the form of winds and cold temperatures, overnight tonight, 38, the current number. but with winds at 21 miles an hour out of the northwest our temperatures are in the teens and 20s. 28 in d.c., 20 in winchester and right now, the wind which i am coming in fredericksburg at 32, it will go lower as we go through the night

the surreal scene. >> airport outrage. tsa agents under fire for the treatment of a 4-year-old girl with a spinal disorder. >> a touch of winter headed our way tomorrow. i'm bob turk. i'll have your complete forecast, coming up next. >>> it is painly clear, 29 degrees in central maryland. the cleat first warning weather forecast is coming up. 5 people are killed and two others injured when a small private jet crashes in georgia. the pilot aborted the landing and sparked a utility pole, leaking fuel and igniting a fire. a surgeon from atlanta and his staff were on board. investigators don't know why the pilot aborted the landing. >>> the tsa issues an apology following the screening of a 4- year-old girl in an airport. this video was taken by her mother. the little girl in a wealchair began squealing when the agents tried to giver give her a patdown. the tsa says the agents provided the family with inaccurate guidance. >>> video shows the fireball that erupted after police say a mazeratti erupted after crashing into a tax say.

the tsa issued a statement for bad guidance given to the family. they have a policy allowing for a patdown if an agent cannot figure out what set off the metal detector. >>> dramatic new video of a fiery crash on the las vegas strip. it was the result of a shootout between people if two cars, one of which is still on the loose. police say that yesterday morning an argument started in the valet area of a hotel. the people got into their cars and started shooting at each other. one car crashed into a taxi. that taxi burst into flames. the driver of that car was killed. two people in the taxi you as well. three other cars also crashed and the other car involved in the gunfire still on the loose. >>> today boeing will try to get the 787 dreamliners back in the skies during a meeting with the faa. the manufacturer will present how it will fix battery problems that have plagued some of its planes. last month, the faa grounded all 50 of the 787s around the world after lithium-ion batteries caught fire on two separate flights. analysts say that until the p

you ju >>> the tsa spends billions on airport security. iscovered there's a surprising way to get through bay area checkpoints. you just need a costco card. allen martin with the undercover investigation you'll only see right here on kpix 5. >> reporter: getting on an airplane can be a hassle. even grandmas and kids don't get an easy pass. >> i'm about as vanilla as can be. >> reporter: giants' pitcher sergio romo had a run-in with security after failing to show proper id, according to the tsa. and while most of us travel with a passport or driver's license, it turns out you don't need either. >> if you don't have an id, you can still fly. >> reporter: kpix 5 went undercover to each of the bay area's major airports. at sfo, a producer got through with a student id and a couple of personal credit cards. tsa agents said they'd accept a costco card. at the oakland airport, security there asked for a costco card too. in san jose, our producer skated through with a student id. >> it's about validating who you are, so if it's a library card or a

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the tsa suggests moving anything in your pockets to a carry-on bag before going through security so you't leave it behind. >> i wonder how many cell phones they collected. who knows. so much stuff. >> once you have to empty out your pockets, you're taking chances. >> especially if you have to rush to your flaight. >> speaking of travel, the roads are going to be wet this morning. >> a little bit of wetness out there this morning. maybe some slowed down air travel as a result of all the low clouds and low visibility around the area. if you're planning to get on a plane and leave town today, actually not a bad day to do it because it's going to be a fairly cloudy and cold weekend around here. may want to call ahead to your airline just to make sure it's running on time. for now, it's a cloudy and cold start. the complete opposite of yesterday afternoon. what a nice day yesterday turned out to be. mostly sunny. we made 60 degrees at national airport yesterday afternoon for a high temperature. all that is now a thing of the past. clouds came rolling in late yesterday afternoon into yesterda

according to the mother who posted this video, the tsa officers wanted to pat this little girl down. m is saying, you know, i'm not comfortable with this. and begins to record this incident. the reason this video is getting so much attention is how upset the child is. >> i want to go to disney world. >> kids cry at the airport no matter what. >> tsa has to follow protocol. >> do they pat her down or what actually happened? >> to tell us about this incident we have lucy's dad nathan from missouri. >> after 20 minutes or so they backed down and decided that it wasn't worth it. they swabbed her wheelchair. i'm assuming for bombs or drugs, i don't know. but that was it. they did not end up patting her down. that was after a 30-minute delay and a lot of embarrassment and humiliation standing in line. >> what was your main concern about them actually patting down your daughter? >> as an attorney i think we have to respect basic civil rights. would you let a stranger come up and pet your child? no. now that stranger slaps a tsa badge on and it's okay for them to put their hands all over thei

. >> coming up, the tsa has dogs tasked with sniffing out bombs but are they capable of handling that dangerous task? >> first, we get the latest on the terrifying standoff of the 5-year-old caught in the middle. >> and at 6:00, a look back at the life of the former new york mayor ed koch, who died today. >> today marks for days cents a 5-year-old boy was abducted in alabama. >> and the standoff shows no signs of letting up. kris van cleave is tracking the story. >> the 5-year-old it is easing, described as mildly autistic, requiring medication. this is a nightmare for his family that the whole nation is watching hoping the little boy gets back to his parents' arms. as of police surround the underground bunker where ethan is being held captive, the total with the school bus where he was taken from. for the first time, we're getting aid look at the man who was holding the boy his driver's license picture. he is the man at the center of the standoff that continues to drag on. >> we just want the whole world that here's this to join together in believing this young child will get back ho

. >>> the tsa spends billions on airport security.overed there's a surprising way to get through bay area checkpoints. you just need a costco card. we went undercover for an investigation you will only see on kpix 5. >> reporter: whether you travel for business or pleasure, getting on an airplane can be a hassle navigating security. even grandmothers and children don't get a pass. >> i'm about as vanilla as can be. >> reporter: giants pitcher sergio romo had a run-in with security in las vegas after failing to show proper identification according to the tsa. and while most of us travel with a passport or driver's license, it turns out you don't need either. if you don't have an id you can still slide. we went undercover to each of the bay area's major airports. >> i don't have my driver's license. >> reporter: at sfo, our producer got through with a student id and a couple of personal credit cards. tsa agents said they would accept a costco card. at the oakland airport security there asked for a costco card too. >> costco card. >> rep

the only person who can authorize a pat down the director of the tsa which is it him. he apologize said they were going to undergo additional training, i hope that is the case. >> our vupers are seeing shots of your daughter with the folks at dizz we are happy about that. >> she had a wonderful time in disney and they have treated her well and we are appreciative of that. >> thank you so much mr. fork. i appreciate your comments and i hope it never happens again. >> thank you very much. >> take care. >> growing concerns about cybir attacks believed to come from chin a. we'll look at how bigment problem is . what they are doing d about it and how modern medical technology is it helping mummies in ways we have never seen before. great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim h

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and eventually, the tsa agents decided to stop the patdown. released a statement staying, in part, tsa regrets that they didn't have appropriate training and offers its apology. >>> a four-by-four foot sinkhole damaged 18 cars. somehow, none hit one another. 911 call reporting cars with torn-up tires and dented rims. engineers are still looking into what caused this sinkhole. >>> in today's wjz healthwatch, it's a new way to detect cancer. and it's all in the undergarments a woman wears. kristine johnson has more on the new option. >> reporter: 20 years ago, nedra lindsey agreed to be part of a medical trial. >> they needed us to wear this kind of up and coming device that was going to be used to detect breast cancer. >> reporter: she was 25 at the time and didn't think much of the gadget made of sensors and a small data pack that would monitor some internal functions. >> i just never thought it would be of any use to me because i was so young. >> reporter: but lindsey says her participation in that trial saved her life. >> the device that sho

now the agent is being investigated by the tsa over the alleged violation. american airlines says the company is taking responsibility and that there was a lapse in judgment by an employee. singer beyonce is known for having die-hard fans. one went so far as to create a sandwich named after her. >> it even comes with a video. the ingredients are texas toast, since she is from houston along with fried chicken, her favorite food and 3 strips of bacon called the destiny's child bacon, and blue cheese for beyonce's daughter joe ivey, and jelly. and there's an onion ring if you want them to put a ring on it. -- baluchis 4 beyonce'slue cheese for beyonce's daughter blue ivy. >> you'll have to scrape your windshield early this morning if your car was outside. let's show you who got this note snow. we had a trace at reagan national. some places got up to an inch. germantown and winchester got an inch. gaithersburg, just shy of that. herndon had less than a half- inch and chantilly had about a quarter inch. much of that has melted already. it was mainly on a grassy s

as i mentioned the tsa since apologized for the handling of that situation and the agency spokesman toldodd, accurate guidance was offered to the family during screening and offers its apology. and mistakes a three-year-old girl in this case, for what, a terro

and eventually, the tsa decided to stop the patdown. tsa released a statement, saying in for part, tsa regrets that inaccurate training was provided to this family. >>> a 787 dream liner batteries. it calls for revamping two kinds of lithium ion batteries to ensure any short-circuiting that could lead to a fire won't sprepped from one-- spread from one battery cell to the others. this comes after a midair fire. planes will be grounded until april at the earliest. >>> all new stories coming up. denise has a preview for us. >>> well, mary, we'll keep you updated on the developing story. a class-action lawsuit filed against johns hopkins, after a doctor is caught secretly taping patients. >>> baltimore native yeardley love murdered at college. and new at 6:00, how her mother and sister are fighting to save lives. >>> back to you other kai. >> final preparations are under way for hollywood's biggest and most glamorous night. the academy award ward -- awards. at least one critic thinks he knows who will take home oscar gold sunday night. biga

here is what the tsa is saying, an airline employee escorted the two travelers through a non-public areato provide expedited access to their domestic flight. in doing so the airline employee violated security calls by permitting the travelers to bypass the tsa security checkpoint. tsa officials learned of the violation and conducted a private screening of the two passengers in the area of the jetway. you would have hoped they or their own security would have known better than to accept what appears to be preferential treatment at the airport. they were flying on american airlines. american released a statement blaming a lapse in judgment by an employee who apparently escorted the stars and in the end the flight was delayed to l.a. for 50 minutes according to the tsa which at jfk not that unusual and here, carol, i think we all believe kim and kanye flew nothing but private jetsevery where with all that money. >> i know exactly. why didn't they just stand in the security line and wait like everybody else? >> as i said, who knows when they were approached, who knows who made the decision,

in the meantime, kim kardashian and kanye west are at the center of a tsa investigation afr they skippedbefore a flight to los angeles. sh "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer has the skoo. . >> while kim and kanye may be in the middle of the story it doesn't appear they have done anything wrong perhaps other than having bad judgment. they don't appear to be the focus of any kind of investigation but yeah there was a breach of security involving the celebrity couple as they were transferring flights at jfk airport in new york, they reportedly arrived from brazil changing flights to go back to los angeles. here is what the tsa is saying, an airline employee escorted the two travelers through a non-public area in order to provide expedited access to their domestic flight. in doing so the airline employee violated security calls by permitting the travelers to bypass the tsa security checkpoint. tsa officials learned of the violation and conducted a private screening of the two passengers in the area of the jetway. you would have hoped they or their own security would have known better than to ac

the tsa has only reimbursed about $4,000. >> in this morning's weekly address the president is urging congress to act fast to avert a so-called sequester. >> if congress doesn't act by march 1st a series of harmful automatic cuts to job creating investment and defense spending are scheduled to take effect. >> the president wants lawmakers to find a balanced approach to deficit reduck. he said he wants sensible changes and reforms to the tax code. the sequester could cost jobs in education and security. funding forehead start, medical research and small businesses would be cut. >> we are learning more about the president's state of the union address set for next tuesday night. themes include job creation, immigration reform, trimming the 16 trillon dollar debt and gun violence. survivors of the connecticut shooting will attend. nancy pelosi has, invited a student from another school. >>> the first lady will attend the funeral of a chicago honor student today. police say that the 15-year-old was shot last month in a park about a mile away from the obama's chicago home. investigators say

it could take you an hour to get through the tsa check points, two to three hours if you have to get through customs. >> is there any hope you'll solve this by friday? >> there's hope, there's optimism. people who say we can't do it. >> the transportation secretary says $689 million in faa cuts will force him to furlough employees, including air traffic controllers and safety inspectors. tsa workers will face seven days of furloughs. the travel association wants you to text your member of congress while you are waiting in line. >> they can text delay to 877- 877 and let members of congress know how they feel about this process. >> some republicans say they are exaggerating the impact. >> the american people will never feel. >> but the airline pilot's association says travelers will feel it. >> make no mistake. we will maintain our current level of safety. and the only way is if we turn down the volume of air traffic. >> might be wise to avoid flying in the coming weeks. in hopes congress finally straightens this out. at reagan national, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> as if flying wasn't enou

official issued a warning to the tsa the regional airports and airport owners. they say dorner has some flying experience and the homes of more than 50lapd families threatened in the manifesto are being protected by police 24 hours a day. there's a one million dollar reward for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >>> the parents of hadiia pendleton will be in washington, d.c. today. cleopatra and nathaniel will attend the state of the union speech. they are going to be seated with the first lady. is a-year-old hadiya pendleton was shot tase after performing at president obama's inauguration festivities. two men have been charged in the death. the president is expected to talk about gun violence during the state of the union. >>> in the wake of the connecticut shooting and other tragedy a-- tragedies across the u.s. a mental health forum will take place in maryland today. they will talk about what progress has been made in iding and treating mental illness. it will be at anne arundel community college from 9 to 11. >>> five things to know this

>> i don't know if that's a -- i don't know how legitimate that concern is, but the tsa did issue an alert a couple of days ago saying that's something they wanted people to look out for. they noted the alert was sent out to lots of people in the airport, community from the aircraft operators and the pilot and warned that dorner was believed to have some type of aircraft and flight training from his time in the navy. they didn't know how much training he had. he was considering using planes, but they wanted people to keep an eye out for both suspicious passengers or missing aircraft. they just wanted to have everybody have an extra eye for something like that in case he were to use that. >> greta: and it's not just lax that has-- burbank that has a tremendous amount of security at major airports. there are a lot of tiny airports and private planes in the los angeles area, aren't there? >> correct, at first i spoke with, this morning said that, you know, when people think of tsa alerts, a lot of times they think of the major airports we travel through on a daily basis, but there's actu

. >>> the tsa is forced to apologize after this disturbing video surfaces online. >> and, are you worried booking your next cruise? why it appears now is a prime time to make your plan. ke your . >>> the tsa apologized to a missouri family after agents insisted on patting down a three-year-old wheelchair bound girl. the mother shot at the security checkpoint in st. louis. >> and you can't touch my daughter. -- . >> and the mother said two separate agent his to pat down the daughter. the agent said it was not necessary. they accept the apology but want screeners to be better trained. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why a small jet overshot the runway and crashed killing five people. the crash happened last night in thompson, georgia. a pilot and passenger survived but were hurt and the plane was traveling from nashville. >>> >> would you book a cruise in the wake of the recent carnivale cruise incident? i'm phil keating in miami. why some are saying now is the best time to book your next trip. >> and also, find out why tim tebow is backing out of an upcoming church appearance.

and the person i spoke with this morning, people being of tsa and they think of the major airports that we travel through on a daily basis. but there are a lot of smaller entities that the tsa oversees, including small landing strips on airfields and small airports and smaller cities. and so they believe that that was maybe more of an instance where dorner might be able to, if he were to seek out an airplane, that those smaller places might be better targets for him, rather than a large, commercial plane at a large, highly secured airport facility. >> the police have a man who has killed. he's threatened to kill, tried to hijack a boat. they find his burned-out truck in bear mountain. he has a border nearby. you have all of these small airports and the entire police forsterorizeed with people literally want leaving their homes on the police force, under protection, right? >> reporter: there is definitely a high alert here in southern california, as this has gone on. one of the things that is also notable about this is the high-profile nature of the case and the threats that are alleged

. >>> why the tsa is investigating a hollywood power couple. >>> plus, unbelievable video of a skier who ended up in a race he was not expecting. >>> he said, i know you've seen the news, i know you know who i am. >> the couple taken hostage by a california murder suspect. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. pope benedict xvi is meeting with cardinals right now and just said he will remain hidden to the world once he steps down. we understand he also plans to meet with pastors of parishes. this continues his farewell tour. the vatican says benedict will reflect on his time there and look back at changes in the vatican as the church moves forward. some cardinals reportedly started maneuvering for the succession as long as two years ago. in the meeting this morning, he said he'll withdraw into isolation, but "i will always be close to you, and i'm sure you will be close to me." the public's final public mass, an emotional one, was held yesterday. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news4. >>> police say they didn't intentionally set the fire that burned down a california cabin where

the tsa, fbi and border patrol agents whompt is to blame? the republicans are pointing the finger at the white house and the white house is firing back. decide for yourself. a reality check straight ahead on our 6:00 news cast. >> two companies left in america. one is companies that are have been hacked and know it and two the companies that have been hacked and don't know it. >> that is a new statement behind the strategy to stop cyber crime. yesterday, we told you about a report that the chinese government has been hacking dozens of u.s. companies, including facebook and apple. u.s. law enforcement and intelligence agencies will work closely with the private sector to teach them about counter spying. the strategy calls for a more aggressive diplomatic response to trade secret thefts. stanford is the first college to raise more than one billion dollars in a single year. they out paced harvard. and third place yale, with $500 million. as for public universities, uc berkley was the leading fundrais fundraiser. >> get your hands on google glass

this as the tsa issued an emergency bulletin to regional airports warning the former navy reservist may have flight training. >> that was nbc's miguel almaguer reporting. >>> president obama will be putting the final touches on his state of the union speech to be delivered tomorrow night. he's expected to explain his agenda for the next four years and lay the groundwork for the big budget battle with congress. brian mooar has a preview. >> reporter: the economy, jobs, and the middle class are expected to be center stage tuesday night as president obama delivers his fourth state of the union address. foreshadowing his second-term agenda, the president will be trying to take the high ground from republicans in the fight over budget cuts. >> they rather ask more from the vast majority of americans and put our recovery at risk than close even a single tax loophole that benefits the wealthy. >> reporter: the president and democrats are demanding what they see as a fair balance. >> so what we do need is more revenue and more cuts. what i would like to see is in the big, balanced, bold proposa

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none were injured. >>> you may have seen the video, now the tsa is apologizing for trying to patdown eelchair-bound 3-year-old. the family was trying to get to disney world a week ago when the screener who said the toddler would need a patdown. the mother recorded the ordeal. she said her earrings, not her daughter's wheelchair set off the metal detector. agents inspected the wheelchair and let the little girl pass through without a patdown. they issued a statement apologizing for bad guidance given to the family. they do have a policy, however, that allows for a patdown if an agent can't figure out what set off the metal detector. >>> had morning, we're learning more about the push to get a potomac, maryland, man released from a cuban prison. chris van hollen returned from visiting alan gross in havana. he was arrested three years ago. gross was working as a contractor to update internet access for a small jewish community there. >> i think we're making some progress both in explaining the situation to the cuban government and the fact that u.s./cuban relations cannot advance until w

the tsa can cut money where it wants. it's a question of whether, as i said before, the president wants to use this to pressure the republicans by putting as much pain as possible on the public, therefore the public gets upset, but that's only going to work for so long for the public is going to figure out this is a political tactic and it could really back fair on the administration. i think they're keenly aware of that, and that's part of the reason why they might be a little hesitant to start making people miss flights, stand in already long and torturous tsa lines. it's worked in the past and it accomplishes their goal, and that is the ending, they do not want to cut spending. eleanor, you're wrong. they have already given up on taxes in the last fight. >> nobody cut last time. when are we going to cut? can anybody answer that question? >> it's not a budget deal. $1.5 billion. >> a slight reduction in the rate of growth. just like this. every law maker on capitol hill -- >> old on. >> both parties will tell you -- >> l

it could you an hour to get through the tsa check points, 2 to 3 hours if you have to get through customs. >> is there any hope you'll solve this by friday? >> there's hope, there's optimism. people that say we can't do it. >> the transportation secretary says r 689 says $689 million in faa cuts will force them to layoff employees. tsa workers will face seven days of furloughs. the travel association wants you to text your member of congress while you are waiting in line. >> they can text delay to 877- 877 and let members of congress know. >> some republicans complain the white house is exaggerating the impact. >> there's easy ways to cut this money, that the american people will never feel. >> but the airline pilot's association says travelers will feel it. >> make no mistake. we will maintain our current level of safety. and the only way is if we turn down the volume of air traffic. >> might be wise to avoid flying in the coming weeks. in hopes congress finally straightens this out. at reagan national, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> so the threat of government furloughs has federal workers pre

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the government study questions the tsa's success with the dogs when it comes to finding explosives in crowded passenger terminals. they may be confused by so many people moving in different directions. more than 700 canine units have been deployed. some of the dogs are not being trained properly. >>> the country is remembering national tragedy this morning. ten years since the space shuttle "columbia" disaster. bells will toll at 9:16 a.m. the moment that "columbia" broke apart on reentry, killing all five crew members on board. there will be a ceremony at kennedy space center. >>> authorities across the midwest are on the lookout this morning for a convicted murderer who was mistakenly allowed to walk out of a jailhouse in chicago scot-free. stephen robins is serving a 60-year sentence for a murder in indiana. he was in chicago to face a drug charge. when that charge was dropped, he was set free instead of being returned to indiana police. >>> police in fort myers, florida, are looking for a brazen criminal behind a smash-and-grab robbery. the man used a stolen car to smash the front

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