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the tsa has confiscated 528 to be exact so far this year and bay area airports are near the top. at sfo the tsa has seized 20 credit card knives so far in 2014 including 10 in just one recent one week period. that places sfo at eighth among all airports in the nation. in oakland the tsa has seized 19 of the knives so far this year placing it at no. 9 in the nation. >> that's scary. >> reporter: most passengers say they have never seen nor even heard of a credit card knife and it is just one more thing to worry about while navigating the skies and airport security during the busy holiday travel season. >> any idea what that is? >> looks like a of new of some kind. >> reporter: what kind of knife is that, do you think? >> i have no idea. >> maybe they're up to no good. maybe they are really cautious people and it's just what they have. it's like a mase kind of thing. i don't know. >> reporter: should that be on a plane? >> no. >> reporter: in addition to sfo and oakland, the tsa confirms these credit card knives have been found at security check points in san jose airport. >>> a ne

it happened before 1:00 tuesday, past the tsa security checkpoint. eric checked in early for his trip to hong kong where a police source says he lives. after passing security the 53-year-old financier reportedly spent time at one of the bars. sources tell us he was wearing khaki pants and a dark polo shirt which could have been mistaken for a tsa uniform. same sources say he positioned himself behind the row of tsa screeners as he lured a female traveler into a small room where some passengers undergo more thorough checks. sources say they believe he patted her down. after she left he reportedly brought another woman into the room, this time he caught the eye of a real tsa agent who confronted him and detained him until police arrived. most of the women travelers we spoke with believe they, too, would probably fall for the ruse. >> yeah, you're dealing with security, right? you don't want to, you know, contradict command or an order. >> reporter: others say the real concern was the lack of vigilance by the real tsa screeners. >> how did it even happen

the tsa is not revealing which airports are part of the new security measures. but cbs news has learned they include all major airports in europe and the middle east. several travelers returning from amsterdam said they did not see any changes. >> did anyone and you to power on your electronic device? >> no. >> reporter: the tsa says it's not going to allow devices that don't power up on planes. and that those travelers may have to undergo additional screening. >> well, that's pretty screwy yeah. mine didn't even work. >> yeah that's going to be difficult because -- there have been plenty of times that my phone has been out of juice at the -- at the airport. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jay johnson said in a statement -- u.s. intelligence officials are concerned that westerners who have traveled to syria and iraq to join the fighting there may try to blow up a plane. >> i'm all for the it because when you're on the plane if something happens like that, they're trying to protect us. >> reporter: officials say sunday's announcement was not prompted by

the trouble with that is the money collected on these tickets doesn't go to the tsa budget. evenue, the very same big pot that your income tax goes into. republicans voted for this, not to improve the tsa, not to increase spending at the tsa, republicans voted for this tax for the same reason democrats and anyone who has ever voted for a tax has voted for that tax. to raise revenue for the government. calling a tax a fee is a favorite tactic of democrats and republicans and federal and state governments. sometimes a fee is a fee. but as in this case, when it pours, billions of extra dollars into the treasury, billions more money than the tsa actually needs or is capable of spending, well, we have another three-letter word for that. and it's not fee. [ female announcer ] for a brilliant smile there's a breakthrough in whitening. from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you ca

five years ago, the tsa became more focused on liquids. that's why we have had all these restrictions on liquids and the 311 rule with liquids and bags. as you know, electronics go through the scanners that they are looking for something specific but they don't go into details because it's terrorism related and they don't want to tip off the terrorists to everything they know. we know that they're asking people to turn on their electronics before they are .llowed to board a flight if it's not every person, it's a random selection. the main message for travelers is to make sure those electronics are charged because they are serious about this and if you're asked to turn something on it won't turn on, you have a problem. delayed.be the airline may take the device from you and if you need to get on that flight, they may send it to you via a different means. they may rebook you on a different flight which would be inconvenient for the traveler. >> talk to us about the evolution of the tsa and policies. it has been a long road and the rules are

they will help fund the tsa and pay down the federal deficit. >> people don't like the tsa. r a root canal. it's something you didn't want anyway. >> reporter: it's not the first time the tsa has been accused of wasteful spending. in 2004, the agency spent more than $30 million on explosive detection puffer machines, only to shelve them four years later. josh haskell, abc news, new york. >> like a root canal. that's accurate. >> pretty accurate. can you believe it? the general accounting office said they spent $900 million since 2007 to identify suspicious airline passengers. guess how many terrorists they've caught. >> how many? >> zero. >> oh, boy. >> zero. and there's actually, can you believe it, a nonprofit group on facebook called abolish the tsa. more than 17,000 likes. >> uh-oh. i feel like you're going to start a movement. >> i want my own airline. but a writer that pitched this idea about people getting together and getting their own airline, and a writer tells me there's an ownership where you buy into. it's called fractional ownership. and it's executive air share

>> may be the tsa should set up a charging station, right? >> maybe they should fit right now all the charging stations are past security. but at this point in time it sounds like they don't want to be with that burden. the charging will have to be on the burden of the travelers. >> yang yang at reagan national airport, thanks so much. on what specific threats to be hiding in mobile devices, we turn to the senior policy director of the united states travel association. said, nobody has said why they are doing this, but did they find a phone bomb somewhere? >> there are concerns that the technology may have been developed, that there are now ways for bad actors to plant explosives in small electronic devices. they can be hollowed out and could be difficult to detect with current x-ray machines. this is an added layer of security to guard against the threat. there don't seem to be specific out in the general public at this time. why can't machines detect this and should we be worried that they can't? >> well, they can. it is difficult to tell wh

the trouble with that is the money collected on these tickets doesn't go to the tsa budget. nue, the very same big pot that your income tax goes into. republicans voted for this, not to improve the tsa, not to increase spending at the tsa, republicans voted for this tax for the same reason democrats and anyone who has ever voted for a tax has voted for that tax. to raise revenue for the government. calling a tax a fee is a favorite tactic of democrats and republicans and federal and state governments. sometimes a fee is a fee. but as in this case, when it pours, billions of extra dollars into the treasury, billions more money than the tsa actually needs or is capable of spending, well, we have another three-letter word for that. and it's not fee. funtil to keep growing, theys hneeded a new factory,, but where? fortunately, they get financing from ge capital. we're part of ge, a company that's built hundreds of factories. so we can bring in experts to help them evaluate costs, incentives, and zoning to make a decision that would make their founder proud. if you just need a loa

. >>> and the bay area executive accused of impersonating a tsa agent. the powerful family connections he has in hong kong. >> let's take a live look at the afternoon commute. this the sky way in san francisco. it's been backed up for hours trying to get out of the city. the oncoming traffic on the lower deck of the bay bridge. and it's starting to get more congested on the right side of your screen on the 101 south. heading to 101 south. looks like a long, slow commute ahead. stay with us, more to come on >>> covering antioch and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> a truck driver is being blamed for a spectacular crash in kentucky. it's a little far off, but look at the top of your screen. the big rig making a turn is suddenly hit by a freight train and split in half. it immediately burst into flames. the driver was not seriously hurt. he told authorities he was focused on the back of his rig as he made the turn. so he never saw the train coming. the crash could have been worse, actually. officials say the car loaded with black powder was only a few

welcome to "way too early," the show that thinks that the tsa should run contests weekly. we want to begin this half-hour with extreme weather moving across much of the country, right now, hundreds of thousands of people are without power, now this was the scene over the weekend after one man killed after a lightning strike happened in venice beach, it happened yesterday afternoon. now, the national weather service said that the beach was hit at least four different times. and take a look at this. it's just one of at least four tornadoes that swept across eastern tennessee yesterday. really wild weather for them. officials say at least ten homes were destroyed including that of the clayburn county sheriff. right now, there are no reports of death or injuries out of tennessee. >>> all right, bill karins is standing by tracking the severe weather for us this morning. bill, it was a wild one over the weekend. >> if this was may, we would say, this is what you expect. when you get to tend of july, it's supposed to be plain old hot. this stuff like what we saw here, in tennessee

how the man was caught and what the tsa says about the incident. >>> stubborn clouds still lingering around the bay area but mark tamayo will be here to tell you if there could be a warmup in store for the weekend. >>> after more than six years and $1.3 billion, what just happened that indicates that levi stadium in santa clara is officially open for business. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price.

and it's because of an action taken by congress having to do with the tsa. we get our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: for many the airport security check is viewed as a necessary evil of flying. air travelers will have to pay even more for the experience. they're going to be charging more? >> yeah, we don't like it. >> reporter: all tickets purchased after monday will be charged higher security fees. the current tsa fee for a nonstop round trip flight, for example, new york to l.a. is $5. that will jump to $11.20. for a family of four, that is close to $25. or a fast food lunch. here's where a traveler can get stuck with even larger increases. round trip tickets that include a four hour or more layover, let's say on the way to l.a., someone wants to stop in dallas for bbq, the fee jumps to 22.40. >> this fee increase is coming right in the middle of the peak of the summer travel season. it could not come at a worse time. this is when families are flying on vacation. they're the ones that are going to be hit the hardest by this. >> repor

i'm okay with more money going to the tsa. >> do you have a limit? >> everybody's got a limit. >> why aren't the flight attendants patting us down? >> again, we see you coming and we run the other way. not that guy. >> rescue us from the complaints now being filed. >> i want the tsa people to have every last dollar they feed to keep us safe. the government employees have kept us very safe. >> why does the cost of government go up so much more than everybody else? >> i don't know. an additional $17 billion over ten years is a particularly large amount of money for the federal government. >> don't they already have cash? why do they need more? >> adam, what do you think of my plan? >> i don't want to touch your plan. do this or else. you want to keep this the way it's been going. if you skip then we're looking at another 9/11. >> i do think there is still a real threat around the world. >> i'm with adam. a, i don't want to touch charlie at the screening point. >> you're not alone. >> don't let this guy through. thank you. charlie, whatever. up next -- >

in the news room, brian webb, kpix5. >>> tsa announced big security changes today. the new rules will effect travelers flying to the united states from europe to the middle east. >> reporter: the transportation security administration announced that passengers, traveling to the u.s. from overseas airports, will be asked to turn on their electric devices including phones, tablets and laptops. the tsa is not revealing what airports are part of the change. >> did anyone ask you to power on your electric device? >> no. >> reporter: the tsa says they will not allow devices that do not power up on planes, those travelers may have to undergo additional screening. >> that is screwy. yes. mine did not even work. that will be difficult. there has been plenty of times my phone is out of juice at the airport. >> reporter: theyed we will continue to change security without disruptions to the traveling public. u.s. intelligent officials are concerned westerner who has traveled to syria may be on the plane. >> they are trying to protect us. >> reporter: officials say sunday's annou

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it says "tsa is aware of the alleged incident and is cooperating with law enforcement." but a tsa spokesperson refused to do an interview with us today to offer more details about this investigation. at sfo, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco home prices have hit a milestone. the medium price for a home or condo is now $1 million. that's a 13% increase over last year. marin county also tops $1 million. for the nine county bay area, the medium price is june was $618,000. >>> new at noon, the new home of the 49ers is officially opened for business. >>> janine de la vega was there for the ribbon-cutting ceremony which is just wrapping up and i joins us live from the brand- new levi stadium. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: yes, ribbon cutting actually just happened here. there was red and gold confetti here inside levi stadium. you can see the york family along with the mayor here on stage. the new stadium is just very impressive and right now -- right there on the steps, you can see all of the workers. these are all of the construction workers that bui

it happened before 1:00 tuesday, past the tsa security checkpoint. eric checked in early for his trip to hong kong where a police source says he lives. after passing security the 53-year-old financier reportedly spent time at one of the bars. sources tell us he was wearing khaki pants and a dark polo shirt which could have been mistaken for a tsa uniform. same sources say he positioned himself behind the row of tsa screeners as he lured a female traveler into a small room where some passengers undergo more thorough checks. sources say they believe he patted her down. after she left he reportedly brought another woman into the room, this time he caught the eye of a real tsa agent who confronted him and detained him until police arrived. most of the women travelers we spoke with believe they, too, would probably fall for the ruse. >> yeah, you're dealing with security, right? you don't want to, you know, contradict command or an order. >> reporter: others say the real concern was the lack of vigilance by the real tsa screeners. >> how did it even happen

>> my old license. >> reporter: she leaves on vacation soon and has heard the report of the tsa agent who did not recognize the new d.c. driver's license. >> because i'm going to travel tomorrow out of the country and i didn't know if they would recognize the new one. >> reporter: transportation security administration spokesperson telling usa today there have been only two incidents reported of tsa agents not recognizing the new d.c. driver's license. she says passengers may have been held up for all of 30 seconds until a supervisor was able to put another set of eyes on the ids, but since this story was put on the web it's gone viral and they're getting complaints from other federal territory like puerto rico and guam with the very same problem. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> now d.c. dmv officials would not go on camera, but a spokesperson tells wusa9 the tsa was notified when the new d.c. driver's licenses were first issued several months ago. >>> beamers now under recall, after the break the safety concern that has half a million of those fancy bmws on the list. >> making sure teens st

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has the new driver's license taken back by news that a tsa agent wasn't even familiar with the district of columbia. >> for a tsa agent not to understand or know what an official document is, i think that's something that they need to educate them on. >> reporter: the tsa is saying today that all personnel will be trained to make sure they can now recognize the new d.c. driver's licenses, but since this story was put on the web it's gone viral and they're getting complaints from other federal territory like puerto rico and guam with the very same problem. a reporter in orlando says his tsa agent didn't seem to know just what the district of columbia is. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> d.c. dmv officials would not go on camera today, but a spokesperson tells wusa9 that the tsa was notified when the new d.c. driver's licenses were first issued several months ago. ill it seems to be a simple 3rd grade civics question or at least you'd think, so right? where is the district of columbia? >> we were shocked by some of the answers we got from people around the country, especially from this guy in cle

power it up or leave it behind the tsa telling travelers headed to the u.s. to turn on your cell phones. the reason, agents want to make sure they are not bombed. >> this new waive ve of securit measures is terrorists are trying to find out now ways to sneak bombs on to flights. we have more on what you need to know. >> charge your cell phones and other electronic devices if you are traveling overseas at some international airports that offer direct flights to the united states. tsa screeners will be asking passengers to power on their electronic devices before they board. devices like cell phones that won't turn on won't be allowed on planes and travelers may have to undergo additional screening. >> our job is to try to anticipate the next attack and not react to the next one. >> he ordered the measure based on u.s. intelligence that suggests new al qaeda efforts that produce a bomb that could go undetected through airport security. >> this past we can we directed they step up aviation security last departure at airports coming into the united states. this i

the tsa says there isn't a specific group carrying the knives. kids and adults have been carrying. they've seen an increase in people carrying these knives. we have a call into tsa. we've not heard back. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. >>> a man working at the alameda county fair was arrested for reportedly soliciting teenaged girls for the pornography industry. 16-year-old justice says her mother and brother had gone off to get a drink of water when a man approached her. she said he handed her a card with the name big pimpin, incorporated on it. the card reads, be a star and offers a signing contract for an 18th birthday contract. >> he asked if i was 18. i said no. i'm 16. he kind of thought about it and told me to call him when i turn 18. >> the teenaged girl and her mother reported that incident to the managers of the fairgrounds and 34-year-old aaron gimbert was arrested. managers of the fair ground say that gimbert is not a regular fairgrounds employee. he was a contract employee for the carnival. >>> palo alto-based tesla wants to study the remnants of a stol

. >>> there are new numbers tonight on a new type of weapon the tsa is seeing at airports around the country. can you imagine a knife really no bigger than a credit card? they are thin enough to fit in a wallet but sharp enough to slice through cardboard or draw blood. the blade is made of steel. once it is folded out, the raining section of the card snaps together in the shape of a handle. today the tsa says it has confiscated 528 of these things at 60 airports around the country just over the past year. in the last week, 20 of them at san francisco international airport. in the meantime, the tsa is checking cell phones and laptops of passengers on flights coming into the united states. they want to make sure those devices are real. >> they are small items, but it takes very little explosives to penetrate the hull of an aircraft and cause catastrophic damage. >> it was actually good they're doing extra checks because you feel safer over here. >> the added measure is reportedly in response to fears that terrorists in syria were developing more sophisticated ways to sneak bombs onto f

terrorists win if you stop flying. >> the tsa is not saying which foreign airports are affected. the new rules will not apply to domestic flights. >>> the full tally is still coming in after a violent weekend in chicago. at least nine people were killed and nearly 60 injured during a wave of gun violence. two more people were shot dead by police. investigators say all of those killed were either black or hispanic men under the age of 35. police point out that the murder rate in chicago is actually the lowest its been since 1963. >>> new overnight, life guards in newport beach, california, jumped into the water in search of one of their own. the missing guard went into the eight-foot surf to help a swimmer in trouble. 32-year-old ben carlson drowned after he was struck by a large wave. carlson was a 15-year life guard department veteran. the man he saved made it to shore safely. >>> following a report this morning that 60 of the kidnapped nigerian schoolgirls escaped and are back home. a french news agency said they managed to run away from their captors when they went out to fight

obviously the tsa has changed its inspection regime for flights coming into the united states in recent weeks because of new intelligence that either the group in yemen or in syria has figured out a way of masking explosives as batteries and electronic devices. that could happen at any time anyway not because this is going on but because they have been trying to do it for a long time. >> they have been fixated on aircrafts for the longest time. that's exactly right. and as the commissioner was saying, there is also, you have so many western individuals with western passports going into those areas held by passengers in syria and iraq. richard clark? >> i think that's right. we now know there are about 7,000 people from north america and western europe who have gone into the fight either in syria or in i-crack. and these are called clean skin in the terrorism business. ray will know about that. their names and passports are not in the data base as flagged terrorists. if we don't know who they are, then they don't get that special attention that may be required d essentially we have peopl

the dozen. although so far none have been found at san jose manetta. tsa agents are on the look out for a weapon. a fold out knife designed to fit neatly into a wallet. >> it looks like a credit card. these are plastic and you break it, you flip it and it becomes a knife. >> reporter: pop lockhart a police academy recruiter says credit card knives are designed to be hard to detect. potentially bad news for the tsa. >> i don't know how they do it. this is designed for -- a little piece of plastic you can have in your back pocket. it can be in my wallet that's what it's designed for. >> reporter: the tsa would not disclose what materials the agency screens for only that so far this year it has recovered 38 credit card five, 19 at oakland international, 20 at sfo. 10 of those detected in the past month. >> it's concerning, it's concerning. being on the plane and knowing things happening like that. >> reporter: the tsa tells us passengers caught carrying the knives have not been arrested because most simply forgot they were carrying them. they weren't trying t

the tsa said if are you on a direct flight to the united states you may be asked to turn off your cell phone before clearing security. >> a a ma, if you are out of battery you will be out of look. cell phones will be scrutinized and if your electronics don't turn on they won't be a you loued on -- they won't be allowed on the flight. >> he looks like a typical tourist, only he is a well seasoned business traveler. security at london's heathrow airport asked them to do something he has never done before. anyone with a direct flight from certain overseas airports to the united states may have to power up all electronic devices including cell phones before they clear security. the tsa released a steament -- the tsa released a statement that says it will not be allowed on the aircraft. this change comes after deepening concern by the department of homeland security that terrorists in syria and yemen who were responsible for the failed underwear bomb in 2009 are trying to develop a new generation of bombs that could be carried on to flights. routers is reportingish ifs will especially be lo

the tsa security fee on every ticket has more than doubled. phil lebeau has more on the new fee and why airlines say this increase could keep people from flying. >> reporter: whether you realize it or not, when you fly, you pay to go through security. now, it's more than double what you were paying just a few days ago. the 9/11 fee has gone from $2.50 a flight up to $5.60. unlike in the past, there's no longer a cap on how much you might pay for a trip with multiple legs. >> i don't travel that much, but when i do, you know, i like it to be affordable. so, yeah, not good for people who travel a lot. >> i can nickel and dime my employer, it might work out. but yeah, everything just keeps going up. >> congress first imposed the tsa fee after 9/11. when airports had to beef up security lines, and thousands of officers were hired to check passengers, and bags. but over the last decade, the tax never went up while the tsa budget did. so congress has okayed a higher tsa fee that will generate another $16.9 billion. the excess money going to the feder

they said they did not know, but something we all know is the tsa has quite a few of rules on the travelers001, the shoe inspection requirement from the shoe bomber flight in 2001. the limits of carry-on liquids from the liquid explosives plot that was foiled by british police. in 2014, we have the potential for having to turn on mobile phones, a ban on uncharged mobile devices on airplanes. no explanation, again, as to why this is, but the message should travelers is make sure the phones are charged. they are taking this very seriously, no sweet talking your way out of this one, emily. >> would've the phone is not charged? what happens? charged, phone is not you have to throw it out or figure out a way to send it to wherever you are going. are going to the airport earlier, find a spot to charge your phone. but if you are like me and show up in the last moment, you may be out of luck. some airlines have arty disclose how they plan to deal with this. willsh airways says they actually pay to help you shape your phone to your destination. if he did not go through security, go to the agent and

the tsa says anytime they search a female traveler in the private room they require two screeners of the same gender. others say the real concern was the lack of vigilance by the real tsa screeners. >> how did it happen he could get into a private screening room? that to me was more worrisome, that they didn't know their own employees or what was going on. >> reporter: an international financier, who works for atkis singapore. resume, barclays capital hong kong, deutsche bank, merrill lynch. he'll be arraigned next month. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> san jose police looking for a missing 81-year-old man. silva last seen in north san jose at stratton place yesterday. silva has alzheimer's, and police are calling him at risk. seen wearing agray shirt, white slacks, gray full brim hat. if you see him, call san jose police department. >>> we got our first look at abandoned east bay school where five fires were set this week. this is some of the damage caused by the fire at adams middle school, which was closed five years ago because of budget cuts. investigators are looking for those who lit

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but when slighton allegedly tried it a second time on a different woman, he popped up on the real tsa's radar screen where they claim they caught him redhanded. we went to eric's listed address in san francisco's presidio area looking for answers. but nobody answered the door. all the tsa would tell us is that they are aware of the situation and that none of their employees was involved. >> it's shocking and it's horrifying. i feel terrible for the women it happened to. but i also feel bad for the tsa. >> reporter: exactly what happened in the private room remains a mystery. both women hurried away to catch their flights to the so- called friendly skies. maybe carrying with them some extra emotional baggage. so still a lot of questions. how did this happen? how to keep it from happening again? the tsa says the statement, we're wear of this alleged situation and -- we are aware of this alleged situation and are looking into it. they are looking for other victims. brian webb, kpix 5. >> thank you. the sheriff's office says he has addresses in san francisco and hong kong. he is free on $

. >> the tsa is taking a drastic step. on international flights heading into the united states, the officers may ask passengers to turn on their electronic devices. the head of homeland security said today it's prof prove that the devices are working and not hiding explosives. the tsa will have to coordinate the effort with foreign governments. it is expected to focus on flights coming from europe and the middle east. there isn't a specific threat but this is a precaution designed to prevent the next attack. >>> we're hearing from a man who survived a great white shark attack this weekend. he was an hour into his regular weekend swim when he came face to face with the shark. the 7-foot long juvenile had been trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook for about an hour when it attacked >> he said the shark came out of nowhere and sunk its teeth into him. >> right when it bit into my chest you could hear everything crunch. i was staring at the shark eyeball to eyeball, literally right here. >> surfers helped to save him. t

i've been reaching out to a spokesperson, spokes people for the tsa. told that no one to any interviews with us about this investigation. we're live this morning at sfo, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you. a sexual harassment scandal in the heart of silicon valley. how it involves two workers at a high-tech giant. >>> we're live in stockton where police are looking into the suv that was riddled with bullets following a bank robbery. why police say they chose not to deploy the spike strips to stop it. >>> we're still looking at slow traffic in some commutes. this is a look at san jose 280. we'll take a look at the south bay commute and see if it's improved any. >>> sunny for some. in fact, most of the peninsula also south bay and east bay, but there's a lot of fog throughout san francisco, oakland north. we'll see how this deals with the temperatures, cooler or warmer. >>> time is 8:43. we continue with our coverage of the deadly bank robbery and police chase in stockton that left parts of the city looking like a war zone. stockton police,

but when slighton allegedly tried it a second time on a different woman, he popped up on the real tsa agent's radar screen where they claim they caught him red handed. we went to eric slighton's listed address looking for answers but nobody answered the door. all the tsa would tell us is they are aware of the situation, and that none of their employees was involved. >> it is shocking and it is horrifying and i feel terrible for the women it happened to. but i also feel bad for the tsa. >> brian webb, kpix5. >> no one knows what happened in that room. both women hurried off to catch their flight. as for slighton, his trip to hong kong is on hold. >>> a mother and son are accused of faking lung disease to get their hands on a couple of the state disabled parking placards. the city says they forged doctors signatures in order to file false applicants for the permits. the dmv has been cracking down on people misusing the disabled placards. it is considered a misdemeanor and carries fines up to $3,500. >> these defendants have perjured themselves to take away parking spots for the disabled

>>> and a cause for concern for the tsa. pon on the rise at sfo. >>> temperatures are down, humidity is up. we've even seen a few sprinkles. i'll let you know how long this pattern will last. >> announcer: live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> the deputy who shot an unarmed 13-year-old in santa rosa will not face criminal charges. tonight the family calls it a case of injustice. and a few dozen people in santa rosa are marching right now to the scene of the shooting protesting the decision. these are live pictures from sky 7 hd. tonight the sheriff's department is on alert. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. the sheriff's deputy will not face criminal charges for shooting a boy carrying a replica rifle. jill ravage said today the shooting was tragic but the deputy had reason to believe he was acting in self-defense. her department spent ten months researching. ten months ago -- the pellet gun was just too similar to an ak-47. >> given his training and experience, he believed, honestly and reasonably

the 53-year-old man was drinking at a lounge. he was dressed like a tsa agent. he was cited for public drunkenness. >> the funeral for a slain north jetters police -- north jy police officer. a gunman named lawrence campbell killed the rookie and was later killed by police. the department posthumously promoted him to the rank of detective and awarded him the medal of honor. >>> a funeral director had explaining to do after bodies showed up in a storage bin in boston. it's believed the remains could be old customers of joseph o'donnell. he pleaded not guilty to b alxaen a prank on them. five pizzas were delivered to the police department under the officer's is the name who arrested michael harp. he faces additional charges. harp claims he was not the one who ordered the pizzas, saying it could have been another inmate using his phone. >> 5:46 a young mother talks about her near miss she was supposed to be on theayanplane o weste ror belowasable warmay,osonal.we'les that's about as anas do you blmt killing all people on board. u.s. officials believehe missile was f

the tsa is now piecing everything together. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> alcohol may have played a role in a flight from london to los angeles. the 20-year-old threatened to kill flight attendants and blow up a plane on monday. they had a lot to drink and grew increasingly agitated. they threatened to set off a bomb and he could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> time is 4:35 tech executive is being sued for harassment. she said her female boscoersed her into -- coerced her into having sex and they had the lead on projects and eventually fired her when she refused to give her that activity. she is identified as maria sang from engineering. >> i told her, look, we are friends and you are my manager. we should not be doing this. >> yahoo in the meantime said she is an exemplary employees anziani is filing a did he have familiar makes lawsuit and see that made up the whole story to try to get money. >>> a young mom is accused of stabbing to death her 7 month old baby. they found ashley newton wandering in april. she

the tsa introduces new security measures for travelers flying to the u.s.ss the sea. >>> plus six jewish suspects are now in custody following the murder of a palestinian teenager. this morning, why his family says police are not doing enough to investigate his death. >>> we are starting the day with a whole lot of clouds. why today? well likely be the hottest day of the week. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> and streets are i main closed in free hospital after a major injury crash happened overnight. we'll show you some good alternates coming up. >>> good morning everyone, it is monday, july 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney. >>> and we are continuing to cover breaking news in the south bay. a two alarm fire is burning this morning in los gatos. radio matt bigler is at the scene of the fire with an update for us, matt? >> reporter: yeah, this well- known restaurant here in los gatos is suffering some serious damage this morning. in the way of fire. look at what's going on behind us, just watched fire crews as they cut holes in the top of