. >>> tonight, the tsa is working to eliminate the kinds of comfort animals allowed on planes. and, it's emotional support to their passengers. down that definition to exactly what that means. they believe that travelers are sneaking pets under -- on planes. and, airlines would like to limit it to service dogs. but they say different animals can treat unseen ailments. and, the tsa has until the end of the week to make a decision. >> the penalty for passing what pulp off as parmesan -- what pulp office dashwood pulp off -- off as parmesan is fines. it is now closed after investigators found some of its product contained no milk or cheese. the chief executive will spend three years on probation perform community service and be a 5000 last and pay a $5000 fine. >>> is a homecoming invitation all new, we will show you the acts of kindness that are sparking in the reason that this is the latest step one young woman -- in one young's woman session -- one young's women -- one woman's inspiring journey >>> it's crossing the legal line. fraud or fair game? the new fight to get it off of

lee care of the tsa says people have the same excuse. >> most people say they forgot. or they had the firearm with them and likely forgotten they excuse. he says it is a criminal act that could result in a civil penalty up to $11,000 in fines. and possible arrests. >> so, if someone does bring the firearm to the check point, we do refer them over to local law enforcement for whatever action they take. >> reporter: if you travel with the gun. tsa says it must be checked in baggage, unloaded, and in a locked hard case and declared a check-in. now, tall weapons you saw on the table were confiscated at tampa international. of what they generally see. they call the items deadly dangers and tampa international leads the state in confiscating these types of items. >> josh benson, thank you for that. you would think you would remember if you had a gun on you. like going to the airport. >> you think through those things but some people forget i guess. >> well, still to come, a widow was expecting a check after a consignment store sold her rv. >> months later she still does not

. >> after last year's problem the tsa says it's in better shape to deal with this year's holiday rush. tonight we learned the airlines are stepping in hoping to prevent another fiasco. remember this from last december. security lines eks continued g into the bag age line at dia. at one point dozens of passengers and one security three years. there were people behind me that had been in line for four hours and still missed their flight. >> a tsa official says the agency has plans in place to deal with the holiday surge adding it routinely meets with airlines and airports to determine the volume and staffing. yet we discovered that the tsa won't be working a lon confirming workers hired by dia, united and frontier airlines will provide support at a check point. >> a lot of this started down dallas and up in seattle where you had the aircraft industry industry hiring contractors to come in and do security that they didn't need to do. >> despite the extra help weights are inevitable. >> people can expect longer lines simply because it's the holiday season. >> the airport has already set r

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my dad asked the tsa what to do about it, and they requested he open the lid.re was a goldfish swimming around inside. stunned, but finding nothing illegal, they carried the tupperware around the metal detector and gave it back to my dad after he went through. while he was waiting at the gate, people asked about fluffy. while he was waiting to take off, people asked about fluffy. the couple seated next to him of course asked my dad why he had brought a goldfish on the plane. he answered, "i like my sushi fresh." our pet became something of a celebrity that day with people sharing the tale even after the plane had touched down in denver. after a cab ride from the airport, my dad finally got fluffy to his new home safe and sound. since he didn't have a fish bowl, he used a giant brandy snifter instead, which would stay fluffy's bowl for the rest of his life -- the next three years. we've had a lot of goldfish, but none of them can compare to fluffy the flying fish. "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and

. >> reporter: good morning, rtd and the tsa are take part in this real life exercise. it was really a perfect place for it. this is the light rail here at 43rd and fox. you have this very large parking lot that allows for the personnel to show up here. -- and the tsa. we're talking about this active shooter, hostage situation here. we have volunteers coming here and they will play victims in this. they will simulate real life conditions here and test the communications between the agencies, including the denver fire and arvada fire. there's an active shooter on a train? well, today, they're practicing for that situation. >>> police are looking for possibly more victims from a former teacher. he's facing charges here for urged to call the police. >>> people living in lyons are looking into the floods. the peeple we spoke with, said they're even more frustrated. >> i think they should have given us more information. >> administrator are now on leave. >>> police caught a woman stealing a car. they used a helicopter to track the vehicle this morning. >>> meanwhile, dealersh

now with the holiday travel season approaching, tsa is making a public plea, leave the weapons at home. or legally transport firearms in checked baggage locked inside a hard sided case. >> it's frightening. i don't understand what's going through these people's brains when they do that. >> there's no any of this was going to be used for terrorism. passengers say it still terrifies them. >> they shouldn't have them in the airport. at all. because some lunatic or something like that comes in and now we have a mayor problem. >>> at tampa international, 10 news, wtsp. >>> a rocket launcher. >> unbelievable. >> a rocket launcher. >>> while this is a growing problem, it's nothing new, last that's an average of seven firearms a day. the top 10 airport for firearm discoveries, seattle international with 59. phoenix sky harbor, denver international, dallas ft. worth, george bush intercontinental airport, dallas love field along with hart field jackson in atlanta, nashville international, and william p hobby airport in the curb side areas at airports. news reporter mark rivera shows you around t

the sole responsibility of the tsa or even the airlines. ((sot)) ganyard "i think there's a role for the congress here to step in and say, if you're going to sell something with lithium ion battery in the country you have to meet a minimum safety bar. we don't have that as of now." elizabeth tag: in the meantime.. samsung says.. together with us officials.. they are investigating.. and if in fact, this latest phone involved is confirmed to be a replacement.. that could lead to a second recall for samsung. right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including the latest on hurricane matthew. millions told to evacuate as the monster storm bears down on the u-s. 13-action news live at 3:30 matthew.. as the powerful.. and deadly storm bears-down on the east coast of florida. we want to take you out to our sister station -- w-p-t-v in west palm beach, florida as millions prepare for what could be the most dangerous storm to hit the state in years. south carolina deputies forced to open f

you will not believe how many weapons the tsa finds in one week and how many they found at hopkins. >> and oh, dear, residents in on hunting. the action a city council is taking. >> i am terrence lee. >> and i am jackie fernandez. thank you for starting your morning with us. you know what, a lot of you will be waking up to heavy fog this morning. we saw it yesterday but we will show you what it looks like right now outside your window. a lot of fog there, somara. break it down. >> yes. with requiet right now. here is a view of cleveland. as we look at the visibility map, we see the areas suffering the most from the dense fog advisory that has it isn't planned on being lifted until 9:00 a.m. the morning commute for a lot of us when a struggle. lorraine county down to a quarter mile. the same thing for wayne. not as bad in portage county. that is product waiting, okay? we are waiting -- that is fluctuating, okay? in us the core has county you have been moving a mile to four miles. here is the temperatures >>> let's head outside and check on our odot cameras. here is 71 at 480- fine. fog

called me and said we've got, consider the confirmation for head of tsa, a guy named messenger. a three-star admiral, a good one and boy, you're right. give us the flavor and update on ftse has been doing. holiday doing? >> well first, at a peak was sworn in i ended in a 10-point plan for improving aviation security. in reaction to inspector general corporate testing last year. tsa is an excellent job at implement in that 10-point plan, including investments in new technology and less manage inclusion at airports. a longer line where you take to perforperform a longer line andt them in a shorter line. that contributed to the additional wait times that we saw this spring, along with increased travel line it we addressed that with the permission of congress, expediting the hiring of new tsos and converting a lot of them from part-time to full-time to we've addressed the weekend. we are continuing to invest in new technology and we have to build back that workforce. we have a long-term plan with congress to do that. >> mr. chairman, may be just another minute and this is the last ti

he found an old military manual the tsa said the man said they were props used in a live action game but they are realistic enough to cause a scare. tsa officials say this is a good reminder to check your bags for anything that could disrupt the screening process. >>> in time for halloween, owners of a popular car are reporting phantom warning messages that tell them the car has a problem when it doesn't. as john matarese investigates, so you don't >> reporter: we love high-tech cars. one woman claims her high-tech vehicle is the computer from 2001 than the car she thought she was buying. she loved her honda civic until it nagged her with phantom warning messages. >> yellow error message. >> reporter: the 2016 honda flashes with failure problems. >> the brake system has a problem or brake fluid is low. >> error messages about constantly any more. >> reporter: some are down right scary. >> i have a charging system problem. >> reporter: surrey like voice tells her to stop -- suri like voice tells her to stop driving. >> she has been to two dealerships. the car spent several weeks in the

maria: the tsa is now using specially-trained dogs to detect explosives on people at logan. agents showed off the passenger screening canines today. in the past, bomb sniffing dogs were used to detect explosives but these animals are used to screen passengers directly, looking for items concealed on passengers' bodies, or inside their bags. ed: a futuristic new contact lens is packing some extra power, and it was developed right here in boston. this may look like an ordinary contact, but it's actually dispensing drugs directly into the eye. lenses like these are used to treat eye diseases like glaucoma. they were created by two doctors at boston children's hospital, the course of 8 years. >> we came up with this particular design, which has a drug film in the middle of it. that can also contain a large amount of drug. >> the next up is clinical trials to see how it helps patients. they hope to begin trials in the just where we live. they advanced this stuff all the time. ed: what is life going to be like in the next four years? anchor: i don't want to think about it. it gives

the tsa officer noticed the smell of alcohol and notified 8:30 a.m. flight, taking him into custody, but so far police have not released his blood alcohol level. the 45 delayed passengers -- >> i'm perturbed just for the absolute ignorance of one person could have messed up a lot of people's lives. >> reporter: finally headed to salt lake city when a replacement pilot took over the jet. they apologized adding the crew administrative leave and removed from flying duties while the incident is investigated. pilots face a stricter standard of blood alcohol level of .04 being illegal. still, as we've seen, like this incident on a tarmac, on average, once a month, a pilot is arrested. potentially facing federal charges. like former jetblue pilot, dennis murphy. >> did you put 270 passengers at risk? >> no comment. >> reporter: wednesday's cockpit taking part in the pre-flight check when police arrived. he's now facing operating an aircraft under the influence charges. abc news, washington. >>> all right. when we come back, what we're just finding out this m

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get hey bay from the events of 9/11 the more people lose focus on the security. >> when i got home, i was like how did i make it through tsa with this sneak he accidentally walked through security with a pocket knife not long ago. citing the most common excuse

. >> also new at 4:00, officers will now use speciallytr the tsa said the dogs can detect explosives especially ones that may be hidden on someone or in a carry on bag. >> what these dogs do is they are trained to pick up on a scent that you might leave behind when you walk through a room or in this case when you are walking through the pass sen jer cue up to the check point. >> the tsa said the dogs are not here for any specific threat to logan, but to add a different and more mobile form of >> i'm sure it's chilly, we have a bit of a wind, making it feel colder and some clouds drifted on in here. it will be clouds out this even and clear skies to allow temperatures to drop fairly quickly. this is the storm system and there is snow falling in michigan, right along the warm front. not quite in the warm air, but along the front, ahead of the warm air. that is where the snow is broken out. it is cleveland, now they will get into the dry weather for the game this evening. and it's all pushing toward us. then there is this part of the system, which is is the cold front as well. and every

you will not believe how many weapons the tsa finds in one week and how many they found at hopkins. >> and oh, dear, residents in on hunting. the action a city council is taking. >> i am terrence lee. >> and i am jackie fernandez. thank you for starting your morning with us. you know what, a lot of you will be waking up to heavy fog this morning. we saw it yesterday but we will show you what it looks like right now outside your window. a lot of fog there, somara. break it down. >> yes. with requiet right now. here is a view of cleveland. as we look at the visibility map, we see the areas suffering the most from the dense fog advisory that has

specifically joe heck pretty much is who i stand for in result to the gun issue, i mean, he mentioned the tsa no fly list and it is ridiculous to put people on a list that has no due process, no way to get off the list. no real reason to get on the list their hands really isn't an issue because, like he said, there's less than a thousand people on that list and like i said before with background checks, it is law-abiding citizens aren't the problem, it the criminals that are the problem. i pretty much fully stand behind joe heck. he's rated positively with the nra and i think we should take that into consideration. >> this debate was the only season, there were a lot of things we heard, but there were also things we didn't hear. who wanted to hear more? >> about half. >> i'm going to come over to you wanda, what didn't you hear tonight that you wanted to hear? >> i didn't hear him explain how he could be a doctor and yet vote eight times to defund planned parenthood. there are so many -- my background is healthcare. there are so many women's issues th planned parenthood. it is more than just

the airport authority says the changes will help fix the issues by putting a portion of the tsa check points underground. the point of that is to decrease congestion near the gates while improving the flow through the terminal. everything should be completed by 2020. >>> you probably noticed it throughout the day. there is a special reason many of us here at news4 are wearing purple today. >> today is anti-bullying spirit day. it is a campaign to stop bullying spec community. a new technology is training teachers in our largest school district to end bullying all together. it is a simulation program called cognito available through all fairfax county faculty and staff. in the simulation, they're able to play the role of a teacher who witnesses a student being bullied. it allows the educator to ask questions and pick different responses to the scenario. to change anyone's feelings about lgbtq students. it is to give them tools to give those students the ability to be safe and attentive in class. >> they want everyone to be safe and welcome in their schools. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good mor

how did the tsa catch on? just imagine the crabs were alive, they were wiggling and so was the suitcase. now the struggle to get the land crabs adopted and they're bigger than many first realized. >> we said yeah, sure bring them in. we thought they were domestic crabs. we thought, oh easy. >> despite the surprise, the rescuers have it handled just three now need homes tonight. >>> you would be hard pressed to find an athlete with more critics than tim tebow. those critics are just having a field day since he started out field day here in arizona. the most recent critique is a guy that scouted. and he did not hold back. say about him. tebow the baseball player is not a baseball player he's a washed up quarterback who has size and nothing else. his swing is long and he wields the bat like someone who hasn't played the sport in more than a decade which he hasn't. he went on to say. he can't catch up to a 90-mile an hour fast ball which is much slower than the major league pitcher. there's absolutely no justificat

the tsa says the sheer number of animals is skyrocketing. 100,000 animals a year. now the tsa is working with advocates to limit which animals and how many can fly. >>> 6:46 right now. amazon is set to be looking into building brick and mortar convenience stores. customers can also order other items for delivery later in the day. today amazon is launching its own on demand music streaming service. >>> it's fire prevention week. we practice fire drills at school and at work. does your family know what to do when your own home smoke alarm goes off? it turns out unonly one in five parents practice fire escape plans and only 55% of parents say their children know what to do if there is a fire. families are encouraged to have an escape plan and practice it regularly. >>> just because your kids have a food allergy doesn't mean you have it, too. researchers say about 70% of parents studied reported having a food allergy similar to their children even though they had never actually tested to make sure they had it. experts say the most accurate way of knowing you're allergi

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last tonight, the prescott valley police department is trying to return nearly 200 pocket knives the tsa confiscated at the door. if you are missing a knife, you can show up in person, describe the knife, and they will get it back to you. >>> meanwhile, donald trump on the attack claiming the women who accused him of misconduct are lying and he also claims the media is conspiring with hillary clinton's campaign to doom his chances of winning. donald trump is cl smear campaign after a growing number of women have accused him of inappropriate behavior. >> i don't even know who they are. they are made up stories filed right before the election. right before the election. >> reporter: hillary clinton facing her own october surprise with wikileaks about her periosteal mails. she has yet to directly address trump's problems. >> in the last weeks we have seen the whole foundation of trump's campaign crumble. channeling her disdain. >> the belief you can do anything you want to a woman? it is cruel. it is frightening. >> reporter: trump's daughter ivanka dismissing it all politics. >> the whole

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a pilot arrested at the airport after tsa agents sounded the alarm. the latest in a string of troubling incidents. >>> nbc news exclusive. pentagon chief shares plans for the next u.s. mission against isis. and campus shock at one of the nation's top universities. a student accused of stalking and sexually assaulting women. authorities make a disturbing "nightly news" begins right now. zpliefrmts in a from nbc news world head kwaurts in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with 13 days until election day, it was down to business today for donald trump in a way that you might not expect for a candidate behind in the polls and running out of time. trump making a detour from a campaign trail and critical battleground states to his hotel business in washington d.c. a questionable investment of time with two new tracking polls showing clinton with a nine point lead over trump nationally, illustraing the urgent challenge before him. nbc's katie is in north carolina with more on trump's competing priorities. katie, good ev

tracks. 5 people, including a transit police officer were treated for smoke inhalation, 2 taken to the tsa agents catch a pilot who tried to board a flight while drunk wednesday morning at the airport in rapid city. tsa staff noticed the smell of alcohol on the breath of the pilot. 38-year-old russell duesat was charged. >>> raw meat causing a feud line in a back yard. residents say the smell is attracting flies and rats. the woman who lives in the home says her family cures the meat to make traditional chinese food but neighbors are campaigning for the meat to come down, they are calling elected officials. >> i don't feel comfortable going outside, i used to hang out on my balcony and this is and that but i feel sanitary, rats-- unsanitary, rats are coming now. >> in general, this is legal if for personal consumption, and if not a newsance for other residents. >>> a warning about an internet prank connected to popular social media site hacking phones and dialing 911 over and over again. what you need to be on the look >>> horrific crash involving several vehicles claiming the lives of 5 p

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also, the airport rampage, a man pull ought machete at the tsa line and it's all caught on tape. in an app fuel a deadly stunt, recording speeds >>> a napa native and astronauts are safely back on earth. a russian space capsule landed yesterday afternoon and they returned to earth after nearly four months in space. the vessel reached 514-miles-an-hour before the parachutes and retrorockets slowed them down, rubens was the first person ever 0 sequence dna in space. >>> more than 250 people learned how to save lives on the peninsula today. we were in burlingame as central county firefighters taught the group cpr. the session was inspired by a burlingame resident who suffered a heat attack. his 14-year-old daughter saved his life when she gave him cpr. >> he kind of started coughing really bad, really hard. we were like, dad, are you okay? then we look over and he was passed out. so i didn't really think and i kind of just started chest compressions. >> the training session focused on adult cpr and the use of external defibrillator. >> a surprise before the onpour in the east bay. s

investigators say 63 year old richards white went through the tsa line swinging the big knife and dosingent with wasp killer spray, security officer shot white in the leg and he died after refusing treatment due to his religious beliefs, as gentleman hova witness. investigators never determined a motive for the attack, but families say white had history of mental illness. >> if you live in new jersey, you may opportunity do yourself a favor and fill up your gas tank today. prices about to spike. the garden state's 23 sent per gallon tax hike kicks in tomorrow. lawmakers say money from the tax will go toward funding the state's transportation project. now, this is the first increase since 1988. but now making new jersey's fuel tax the sixth highest in the nation. >> don't want to hear that. cbs-3 the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are teaming up wednesday again in the fight against breast cancer turning our region pink. >> properties like 777 south broad street, are glowing in pink showing their support. as you know, october is national breast cancer awareness month, the pink lights a

. >> reporter: and tonight, the tsa tells abc news it will not be searching for note 7s. if they see one at a checkpoint, they'll ask you to leave, and come back without it. david, anyone who ban could face fines or prison. >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the fbi asking for the public's help to identify a suspected serial kidnapper. investigators believe this man abducted a 6-year-old girl in may, and then tried to abduct another child. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, fbi and preying on young children. you can see the suspect here in an alley, wearing a cap and a hooded sweatshirt. allegedly casing a home. authorities say he then snatched a 6-year-old girl from her cleveland house in the middle of the night, attacking her and dropping her off 17 hours later in a different neighborhood. her parents, demanding justice. >> he just walks in there, unknowing about anything and is willing to take someone's kid. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect was driving this chevy malibu, with a mismatched front p. the same suspect, police say, broke in through a window

. >>> then new at 6:00, the tsa has a warning for you, check out all of these weapons seized at tampa international airport. what's being done now to try to stop travelers from breaking the law. that's coming up new at 6:00. >>> it's a battle of the day for best cities for halloween. according to a new survey, tampa is better than saint pete to go trick or treating. in the country while saint pete came in at 99th. wallet hub says there's a reason for this. because the population is older. fewer folks to hand out candy in saint pete. tampa was the top of the state for halloween because of walkability and safer neighborhoods compared to other big cities. >>> have fun trick or treating either way. >> i don't think the kids care. amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. amendment 1 ensures that if you don't choose solar, you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies for special interests. ecuting cri

the tsa hosting a demonstration today with a passenger screening dog. this black lab named jazz is a little different than some other bomb-sniffing dog. she's been trained to detect explosives concealed on the body or in the passenger's carry-on bags. the dog's handlers described the training lack lynn air force base for three months and then we come back here to logan and we do additional training to get jazz certified. so it's roughly between a 4 and 5-month process before the dogs train good enough to work here in the environment. >> so he says black labs make good bomb-sniffing dog because they're so smart and so trainable and they're also sociable, which is very important because as you know, airports are usually packed with a lot of people. and you're left with the bill. hank investigates zombie homes. >> and at 4:30, a story you'll see on just one station, a man who police say launched a cyber attack against boston children's hospital collapses in court. >>> and on 7news at 5:00, searching for a suspect after an attempted kidnapping in roxbury aft

in other words, they were hiring people who could work outside of the tsa gates, jobs that the tsa officers that freed up those tsa officers to then actually work the stands, so it allowed more people to come through the stands at those security check points. so that's one factor of why we haven't seen those long lines since that flurry of problems earlier in the year. >> yeah, so aren't you glad we -- >> i am glad. >> keep it up, phil. >> thank you, phil, for joining us. phil lebeau with the latest airline report card. eat pizza and tack os. tell help save the economy. >>> and halftime report with scott wapner hits the five-year mark next week and they have an incredible lineup filled with the biggest names in investing. monday, david tepper, carl icahn. nelson pelts, jamie dimon, and bob kraft. geez. it all starts monday on "halftime" at noon eastern. don't miss it. the experts at cdw brought i.t. orchestration to a global outerwear manufacturer, allowing them to handle the recent popularity boom in fanny packs. it's pretty fly. unless being '90s is your thing. well, cdw and hpe services

how can it get through the tsa? >> if it's a galaxy and not the actual -- it's a samsung -- >> they took away my water bottle. >> well, there's no more galaxy note 7s, they're recalling all of them, jim. >> how do we know? people can't live without their phones. >> well, we heard from ralph della vega saying i can't remember anything like this in my career. take a listen to what the head of verizon said. >> this is by far the biggest concern i've seen in cell phones during my tenure. and i think they're a little surprised that the fix didn't fix things. so it's a major black eye for them, but at the end of the day, them recov they'll recover. >> yeah. they didn't want to talk up apple. go behind the scene on them. before this they're saying we're equal opportunity, but that's because they don't want the apple to have the edge. >> they're not the first company to have a significant recall. it's going to cost them a great deal of money. the stock price is down 8%. elliott chose a bad time to get in and start being an a

you won't believe how many weapons the tsa finds in one week, including right here at hopkins. >> plus, residents in seven hills are hunting. the action city council is now taking. hello, how are you doing, folks? it is tuesday, october 4th, also national taco day, by the way. >> i am terrence lee. >> and i am jackie fernandez. we are so glad you are joining us on this special national taco day. [ laughing ] >>> let's take a look outside our city. we experienced a lot of fog that caused our schools to be on a delay but how is it looking today, somara? winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. they were calm. remember, that is a major constituent as to why we see fog develop and calm winds. as the temperature rises things will get better. no rain. a dense fog advisory has been issued with the national weather service. it will be here in the 9:00 a.m. and then it will expire. trouble spot, wayne un portage county, roll call. us the can a lore are counties all at critical points. remember to use the low beams. we good get the high beams on and it scatters the light and works to blind yo

to see the surveillance camera video at the new orleans airport that captured a machete attack in the tsa lines. take a look. police say the last year richard white went through the terminal spraying people with wasp spray tries to go through the preclearance lane but two tsa agents stop him. white then sprays the agents with wasp spray before pulling out matchaty and rushing through the checkpoint. the rampage ended when a sheriff's deputy shot white. he refused medical treatment but died the next day. white was carrying a molotov cocktails and firecrackers as well. >>> also caught on camera a man sneaks into the panda exhibit at wrestling a panda. zookeepers say the man was trying to impress his female friends. you mean alcohol wasn't involved? that's always the last line. >> scape ledgedly we use. >> but when hetiesed the sleeping band u, wrestled him to the ground and zookeepers say pandas usually do that when they are playing with the breeders. the man got away okay. only his pride was hurt. and the panda is fine. is not too bright. >> there is a line and anchor man that says, you wo