times" that the gunman was a transportation security administration employee at lax. fast forward now. to current time, 12:17 p.m. a federal law enforcement official said the gunman was a ticketed passenger entering the airport. officials don't believe the gunman had ever worked for tsa. law enforcement sources earlier told the times the gunman was a tsa employee. we all heard the news conference where authorities would not confirm this stuff. the reason is the informatiowas. and there were multiple reports of all different kinds about exactly what was happening there. so, first, the "l.a. times" reports it was a tsa agent. now, the "l.a. times" is reporting sources say the person was a ticketed passenger. fox news -- frankly, authorities have not been able to get this information, they may not know. these pictures coming in from kabc in los angeles have been helping us out all day. there are still a lot of people waiting to get off of lax. this is a picture from a few minutes ago. arriving flights here and this is the room. security force is live in washington. >> th

on the ground media reports the suspect was asking people what they want with the transportation security administration while taking day. the deceased was employed with the tedious the associated press says police found the hundreds and knocked on the mound. that said you wanted to kill tsa officials. police suspect the man and i have had a grudge against the agency abc news reports that since he carried them out. and with the meadows in dhabi which is believed to be a while police i confess to get into significance of the match japan and russia have moved a little closer diplomatic ellie top of the shells from the two companies have agreed to expand the security cooperation. the decision came out the so called a two plus two meeting in tokyo the first such meeting in between japan and russia. to come is represented how the talks by foreign menace of the meal she died and defense minister into naughty little bit of a map with their russian counterparts ldl of waltham so gay sugar here is a bit too close to top off with a new page will try to trade cooperation in security and the fast kids who will purs

transportation security administration just cop firmed our report that one transportation security agent was shot. s tsa confirms it. and here is the questions for tsa and folks here on the news desk are attempting to get an answer. was this tsa agent shot while the agent male or female was working to keep the gunman from getting into the terminal or past security or had this manmade it past security or might the tsa agent been in an area prior to a security check? we don't have answers. and you can see a lot of ambulances are lined up. adam mentioned two. a number of people waiting for neme the triage station. and we have just had one person. fox 11 new system the flag ship station in the west coast and they are covering it live. >> all traffic in and out of lax and that surrounding area is a mess. >> speaking of the traffic. tony what are we seeing here? >> i am wondering if we are seeing a lot of you know, that looks like. this is right as you enter into the airport why you have so many people there i don't know. >> tony talking there now. and one of the correspondents are on the grou

now, we believe that the shooting victims were also employees of the transportation security administration, all tsa employees at this i.d. checkpoint where you go to show your driver's license and your boarding pass or ticket. we're told he did not have a ticket. and he just pulled the rifle out and began firing. we know that one tsa employee was killed. we believe that tlehree others were wounded. the gunman was shot. we believe the gunman is in critical condition at a medical center near the airport. the authorities did say at this news conference, just ended that seven patient in all were transported, that six are still in the hospital. so we don't know how that math works out. we don't know who those other folks were, if they were people who suffered heart attacks or fell down or whartever, we don' know. in terms of shooting victims, we only heard of four tsa people, one of whom was killed and the gunman for a total of five. in terms of the identity of the gunman, there had been reports and you heard if you were listening closely, you heard the he authorities ask questions about a repo

. >>> a congressional committee this morning grilled the head of the transportation security administration about a critical report on one of the tsa's anticipate terrorism programs. the government accountability office concluded that the spot program, which has been in effect for seven years and at a cost of nearly a billion dollars, has not proven itself effective. spot is designed to weed out terrorists by watching people's behavior as they wait in screening lines, some members of congress say it should lose its funding but the head of the tsa says that would be a bad idea. >> what i can envision is there being fewer passengers going through those, increased pat- downs, longer lines and more frustration by the traveling public. >> that same hearing is slated to take up questions about screener safety after the deadly shooting at lax. >>> a california lawmakers father is dead in an apparent home invasion robbery in los angeles, police say the victim was 78-year-old joseph gato, the father of mike gato, his sister found the body, she had gone there to check on her dad after she had not hea

later this morning, the transportation security administration is unveiling new precheck lanes in terminalch serves southwest airlines accounting for half the travelers and has been open in terminal a since last month allowing reapproved travelers to leave on shoes, jack coats and belt and keep laptop in the case and liquids in carry ons. >> want do fly first-class in make an offer. american airlines is experimenting with a bid process for first-class seats so passengers can submit a bid on the web site up to six days before the flight. american will then decide whether to accept the bid. the airlines says winning bidders get priority check in, boarding and baggage and food and's rages that are complementary. >> hotwire if you are used to >> nice. >> now a look at what is going on with how much rain we received from the system that rolled through in los altos. can you mansion him doing the weather? three quarters in san jose and an inch at sfo and everyone else up to fairly at two-thirds, more than an inch of rain in san francisco and san rafael and concord 1.5" and mount st. helena 1.75"

the guy who's now in custody after being wounded in a shootout with police targeted transportation security administration agents to deal of security checks at us airports. the tsa has identified thirty nine year old curator hernandez as the man who was killed. he's the first tsa officer job losses like the line of duty since the agency spending twelve years ago. ellie's mayor thinks the police for their intervention which saves countless other lives there were more than a hundred more rounds of live literally killed everybody in that terminal today were not for their actions. been a lot more of them. he ideally authorities have identified the suspected gunman is twenty three year old policy and cia officials say he believed his constitutional rights were being violated by the insurgents. a handwritten note was discovered in his possession which spoke of how he wanted to kill tsa employees. the suspects father reportedly called the police around the time of the shooting to report that his unexpected suicidal text message to a family. y'all it sure is i put them in the privately run cinema awesome begin ag

. >> later in the day the transportation security administration identified the dead officer as gerardo. hernandez. he was 39 years old. >> germany and brazil submitted a draft resolution to the united nations calling for an end to espionage. the document doesn't mention countri countries, but diplomats believe it was apriled at the u.s. >> pairates hijacking ships off the horn of africa earned over a billion in ransom between 2005 and last year. piracy costs the global economy $18 billion a year. pirates use the money to fund crime around the world, including human trafficking, arms trafficking and funding militias. >> two supporters of greece's farr right golden dawn have been killed. it happened in the athens suburb of neo iraklio, outside a gulf cooperation council party -- a golden dawn party office. a greek spokesman promised all involved will be punished. >> translation: the murderers, whoever they are will be dealt fairly. >> more from our correspondent in athens. >> counterterrorism police scour the the street outside golden dawn's office, including a dozen bullet casings. two

. >> later in the day the transportation security administration identified the dead officer as gerardo i. hernandez, he was 39 years old. >> paul ciancia's parents live in pennsville new jersey. on friday the police chief told reporters that paul ciancia's father received disturbing text messages. the message hinted that he was thinking about suicide. neighbours from the community expressed shock. >> it's tragic. you know, who would have thought anything like this would happen to a quiet neighbourhood, people that grow up, new people and the world - in a rural community such as pennsville, a quiet community - i mean, i know the family and his parents and father. i just - my heart goes out to them. >> i'm shocked that there's anyone outside here. i would never think of anyone around here doing anything like that. no, i'm completely shocked that you are here. we heard helicopters outside, and didn't know what was going on. >> the pennsville police department said officers had no past problems with paul ciancia. neighbours said he came from a good, nice family. >> the most wanted man in p

angeles, the times is reporting the gunman who opened fire at lax this morning was a transportation security administration employee, the tiles says the gunman was killed by authorities after he shot and killed a fellow tsa worker. several other people are reportedly wounded. we will continue to follow this story with an update tonight at 5:00. >>> stocks started november in positive territory with an upbeat report last month, new data show dealers continue to move vehicles off their lots, the dow is up 58, the nasdaq down two, s&p up three. >>> a childhood favorite is getting a make over, kraft says it will remove artificial dies from three of its macaroni and cheese varieties, including those and are expected to begin shipping early next year, however the change won't affect the plain elbow shaped original flavor and despite more than 348,000 signatures on a change.org petition kraft says the recipes are not in response to that petition. >>> coming up at 5:00 again we will have more on the fire in the caldecott tunnel, including the safety features installed in the new bore that protect drivers stuck in

this morning, airports around the nation observed a moment of silence to honor the transportation security administration officer shot to death at los angeles international airport a week ago. operations were halted and hundreds of airports at 9:20 when hernandez was killed. at lax, passengers and t.s.a. officers stopped and bows their heads as taps was played. >> the high patrol is investigating an accident that killed a 26-year-old man walking on the freeway this morning. it maked at 5:00 a.m. in the northbound 280 connection at 87 southbound. two cars hit the man. he died at the scene. they are trying to determine why the man was on the freeway. 9 accident closed the road for two hours. >> students, teachers and the administration at berkeley high school are making a wardrobe change today to show support for a classmate who was set on fire on an a.c. transit bus. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is at the high school with more on the story. amy? >> that student doesn't identify as male or female so students here say they, when referred to s ash a, rather than he or she. he would often wear skirts t

he seemed to target employees of the transport security administration. >> he looked down, shooting multiplehots. 10-plus shots. >> police say airport officers followed paul ciancia to the end of the terminal where he was shot and seriously wounded. >> a man came in to terminal 3 of the airport. he pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to open fire in the terminal >> reporter: local authorities say it could have been much worse. >> there was additional rounds of this gunman - that he had. the fact that the officers were able to neutralise the threat as they did, there were more than 100 more rounds that could have killed everybody in the terminal today. >> the tsa officer, the first in the agency's short history to die in the line of duty was declared dead at the ronald reagan u.c.l.a. hospital. police scoured the airport for hours, to be certain there were no other dangers. almost 750 flights were affected - some never left lax, others that never left other cities. >> passengers screamed out of lax, pulling their luggage, looking for transportation and hotels. >> we'll try to find

transportation security administration officer 39-year-old gerardo hernandez was killed. two other tsa employees and passengers were wounded. high school teacher brian lud mer was traveling to the east coast when he was shot in the leg. terminal 3 at lax is now open as the investigation continues. >> tsa agents are wearing black bands on their badges in memory of hernandez. he is the first tsa employee killed in the line of duty. >> and things should be back to normal at alabama's largest april after a threat disrupted flights and prompted a two-hour evacuation there. an employee found a threatening note in a restroom yesterday afternoon. about a dozen flights were delayed or diverted while the bomb squad investor searched the airport. they found nothing dangerous. >>> a federal civil rights lawsuit is expected ting filed today against sonoma county and the sheriff's anti-doping who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. the family of andy lopez has filed three wrongful death claims in the case. the deputy shot and killed lopez last month. >>> plans for an upscale shopping ce

. >>> for the first time in the 12 year history of the transportation security administration, one of been killed in the line of duty. this after a shootout at lax, los angeles international airport, just after 9:00 this morning, local time. authorities say that a gunman carrying an assault rifle in a bag, took it out of the bag, blasted his way through security. then was shot in a gun battle with police. the suspect, identified as paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old. u.s. citizen, living in los angeles. apparently originally from pensville, new jersey outside philadelphia. quoting local authorities, and this confirmed by federal authorities, say that

transported the injured people into the hospital the whole airport was shut down after shots rang out in a massive security presence moved in the gunman is reported as having shot at the transportation security administration official witnesses say the mayhem broke out inside terminal three where the incident occurred. well for more we're going to go live to los angeles where melanie helmand joins us on the telephone melanie what is the latest finale acts. i went down at least another year on occasion i'm standing on the piano the fbi it here they hate but it's coming down a little bit. don't you dare. shooting it away for a security screener and shooting. i've been shooting the game to another. but that's not completely. during her short to hear from the airport. you see are for right now what is the situation been like that i cry as i have to shake it shake it and i didn't think much of arriving i should do it. at any of the area. on the ground. boot space everything is. at the airport i believe it will take a few hours. he recalled alright million won thanks very much for joining us from los angeles. with the leader of the pakistani taleban lion hunting law niece who has been killed in the u s drone str

since 2007, the transportation security administration has spent $900 million training and deploying 3,000 behavior detection officers. those so-called b.d.o.s are now stationed at major transit hubs, primarily at 176 of the nation's busiest airports. but a new report from the government accountability office questions whether b.d.o.s are effective concluding: 6- the t.s.a. argues the b.d.o.s provide a it from calaiser of defense by looking for signal which is can't be picked up by metal detectors or explosive scanners. in a statement, the t.s.a. said y analysis found the b.d.o.s to be highly effective, identifying high-risk passengers far more often than random screening. but the g.a.o. rejected that homeland study saying the findings were based on bad science. and the g.a.o. questions the whole premise of behavior-based detection concluding: the g.a.o., with some support in congress, now is calling on homeland security to cut the funding for behavioral programs until they can be proven effective. but the t.s.a., scott, is promising to fight to keep those b.d.o.s at their posts. >>

>>> for the first time in the 12 year history of the transportation security administration, one of its officers has been killed in the line of duty. this after a shootout at lax, los angeles international airport, just after 9:00 this morning, local time. authorities say that a gunman carrying an assault rifle in a bag, took it out of the bag, blasted his way through security. then was shot in a gun battle with police. the suspect, identified as paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old. u.s. citizen, living in los angeles. apparently originally from pensville, new jersey outside philadelphia. quoting local authorities, and this confirmed by federal authorities, say that paul ciancia sent his brother a text message this morning, claiming that he was thinking about taking his own life. pensville police were alerted after the incidents took place. the police chief called the lapd asked him to check on him. he was not there, roommates said he was okay. clearly he was not. authorities say that seven people in all were wounded in the shooting. six of them transported to local hospitals. none of th

a thirty six year old transportation security administration officer who was wounded in a deadly shooting attack in los angeles international airport last week has spoken about the ordeal for the first time tony greig speed walked with a cane as he read a statement outside his ailing home the officer was shot twice in the right foot by gunmen during the attack when he was trying to help an elderly man to safety. this great person my new photo frame or no clothing. i taped it to say that sick people. no people like my mother she was if it isn't in there for six years nonetheless the summer or the person i spoke i had to do some at the picnic time alot people would get saved even begin to santa authorities say great. he plans to return to work after he recovered its los angeles airport police chief touch again and says that gun control or rather lack there of is the problem. excess sad commentary on the united states. the issue. i am so troubled but the issue for me as i go. rather our time on some of the on some of the other thanks for the royal summer and some of the other dishes that are

. >> reporter: police say the suspect killed a transportation security administration employee and wounded three other officers before continuing to fire rounds inside the terminal. >> the officers didn't -- i repeat, they didn't hesitate. they went after this individual and confronted this individual in our airport. >> reporter: screams in panic filled the terminal. >> there is a shooting in terminal 3. >> i just heard shots. the guy literally came in from the glass doors entering like nothing was wrong. just started shooting everyone. >> everyone dropped to the ground, started crawling along. just staying as low as possible. >> reporter: passengers poured onto the tarmac to escape the bloodshed. the mayhem unfolded on social media. >> oh, my gosh. >> shooting in terminal 3. they are evacuating. >> reporter: seven were injured, six taken to the hospital. the wounded carried to safety any way they could. a makeshift triage preparing for the worst. >> it was terrifying. it was horrible. it took me an hour to stop shaking and feel better. >> reporter: with the gunman in custody, police swept

los angeles international airport could face the death penalty for shooting dead a transportation security administration officer and wounding five other people. is charged with murdering a federal officer and committing violence at an international airport. the head of the police at lax described the attack. >> at 9:20 this morning, in individual came into terminal 3 of this airport, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to open fire in the terminal. he proceeded up into the screening area where tsa screeners are, and continued shooting. he went past the screeners back .nto the airport itself personnel officers from airport police, los angeles airport police, responded immediately to the calls. they tracked the individual through the airport and engaged him in gunfire and terminal 3. and were able to successfully take him into custody. >> the slain victim, gerardo hernandez, was the first tsa agent to dying a line of duty since the agency's creation following the 9/11 attacks. he was a married father of two who had emigrated from el salvador as a teenager. source, law-enforcement the southern p

. >> for the transportation security administration incidents like today are what agent train for while hoping they never have to confront. joining us is phil. ?r.t he hahe has worked in the n astros foindustry for a decade. the training that tsa goes through how much does that match what tsa responded to today. for the most part they responded really well. they deal with a checkpoint and on for the most part. everything before that where the shooting began, is a public area and really controlled by law enforcement. and so far from what we see, everyone responded appropriately. sesomeone walked into an airport and started shooting. >> one person passed away and this could have been far, far worse. it was a a according to plan. >> he walked in with a bag and took out a gun and opened fire. >> a lot of officers are learned about behavioral manners. people that have travel being ay and that may come out as well. and there training i in antiterror. it continued past the security check point. and the dramatic video of people racing through the terminal. is there any instruction or agents in

be able to leave their laptops in the bags it's pa rt of the transportation security -- part of the transportation security administration'sxpedited screening program. by december 20th the program will expand from just ten airports to 100 airports. >>> president obama is promising to veto a healthcare bill which is expected to pass the house today. >> the republican backed measure would allow insurance companies to continue selling policies which do not meet the standards laid out in the affordable care act. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill, a perch with which she is very familiar. >> good morning mike jessica,. >> the house bill that you just talked about? that's called keep your health manage. and in fact -- plan act. and in fact it had support of a number of house democrats that is until yesterday. that was when the president announced his own plan to allow millions of americans to keep canceled insurance policies for another year. the republican bill would ail lou insurers to continue selling plans that would otherwise be banned under the law. insurance companies say the president's fix may end up costing consum

the transportation security administration says that check point operations will stop at hundreds of airports across the united states at 9:20 when the boy was shot, the first t.s.a. officer killed in the line of duty. two other t.s.a. officers and 9 bystander were wounded. the gunman was shot by his and still is hospitalized. investigators say he targeted t.s.a. officers. >> kaiser measures no longer need to worry of their jobs when the hayward pediatric unit shuts down. kaiser has reached an agreement with the california nurses association that will give nurses preferential transfer into new positions. the unit is set to close on november 17. kaiser will move young patients to their pediatric hospital in oakland. the closure will make it difficult for some parents to get care for their children. a bay area woman with breast cancer is taking her personal crisis and turning it into inspiration for people everywhere. a dance party is the last thing you would expect to happen before a double mastectomy but for this woman it is therapy. she is an ob/gyn and the mother of two. she held a

. >>> a government report calling the transportation security administration program a big old waste of money. it's been ten years since the program started. in the decade, the agency has spent more than $900 million. congressional overseers say it is yet to prove the program is effective. so would you get a throat tattoo if it meant you could better communicate with your gadgets? not exactly a tattoo. it's technology google is working on right now. it applied for a patent for a so-called skin at true. we'll show you the drawing and ten-page document. the tattoo basically sticks to your throat kind of like a sticker. you can put it on a collar or band as well and it would allow you to talk more effectively to your smartphone, gaming device, tablet or wearable technology like google glass. it can even supposedly be used as a lie detector by reading the amount of electricity being conducted by your skin. >> some sort of commanded robot. >> enjoyed in more ways than one. >>> it's 6:06. for the past two decades a local group of women have been fighting against abuse. >> a group of teenag

still working to figure out why this unemployed motorcycle mechanic targeted the transportation security administration. the feds say the suspect, this guy, paul ciancia shot and killed a tsa officer at the security checkpoint there at terminal 3 at l.a.x. they say he then fired on -- fbi officials say that the suspect carried a handwritten note which state he wanted to kill tsa officers and instill fear in their, quote, traitorous minds. one law enforcement official tells the ap that he also wrote that he was a, quote, patriot who was upset with janet napolitano. charges could get him the death penalty. >>> we're now hearing from a pregnant army wife who cops say was video chatting with her husband when a man began stabbing and beating her in her home. this began last week in el paso. we now have a video of her in the hospital. her husband was serving in southeast asia at the time of that attack. police say he called 911 and he could hear his wife screaming the name of the system. investigators say that suspect is a 19-year-old soldier stationed in el paso at ft. poli bliss. reports indicate doctors w

later this morning, the transportation security administration is unveiling new precheck lanes in terminal southwest airlines that accounts for half the travelers at san jose, which has been open in terminal a since last month allowing reapproved travelers to leave on shoes, belts and keep liquids in the carry on. >> still scattered light rain scattered height rain link otherring as the low pulls away. it did rain i admit the i unforecasted the rain. we needed it. it was good to fill up the reservoirs. we had two-thirds of an inch in hayward and los altos and fairfield and three quarters in san jose to an inch at sfo and everyone else is an inch to 1.75" in mount st. helena. now it will get dry again. as the rain was moving off we captured a beautiful rainbow yesterday so it had beauty in it. here is live doppler 7 hd, we are watching the east bay for the most part and now the south bay and this petaluma and the napa valley that is where the best chance of light rain are going to be the next hour to hour and a half. saysibility is okay with noing for and the winds are light but fairfield i

the transportation security administration says that check point operations will stop at hundreds ofirplanes at 9:20 the moment that hernandez was shot at lax last friday. he was the first t.s.a. officer killed in the line of duty. two other t.s.a. officers and a bystander were wounded. the gunman was shot by police and is still in the hospital. he was targeting t.s.a. officers. >> happening now, trading is underway on wall street. we will look at the big booed from new york. investors are reacting to the jobs report released in the last hour. the dow is up 30 points. the unlimit rate rose to 7.3 percent up from 7.2 percent in september likely because furloughed federal workers were counted as unemployed. the united states added 204,000 new jobs. analysts say it was an unexpected burst of hiring when the federal government was partly shut down for 16 days. only employers added 60,000 more jobs in the previous two months. >> we will check on twitter stock the first full day of trading. you can see twitter shares are saling a dollar below what they were selling for at the oning -- open

the united states, the transportation secure the administration says that look with scanners are a lowl. >> the memorial service for the tsa officer gone down earlier this month at lax will be held today. u.s. attorney general and eric holder is among the dignitaries expected to speak. the tribute will be held at a loss sedulous memorial sports arena. hernandez is the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. authority say that ciancia had a went against the tsa and pulled out a gun and shot the officer. >> the boston marathon bombing suspect once his prison restrictions lifted. lawyers for a dzhokhar tsarnaev are headed to court today to ask a judge to ease those restrictions. the measures are often used in terrorism cases and restrict access to mail, the media, the telephone and visitors. he is accused in the twin bombings near the finish line of the april 15th marathon that killed three people and injured more than 260. >> new information on the enrollments for the affordable care act. obama care has been plaque with problems adorn the health- care overhaul launched. according t

he seemed to be targetting employees of the transportation security administration. >> i'm 20 yards fromhe escalators, he's looking down and shooting shots. 10, plus shots, multiple shooting towards the escalator. >> the one shooter i saw, i don't know if there were more - he carried a rifle. he said tsa and i shook my head, and he kept going. >> police say airport officers followed paul ciancia to the end of the terminal, where he was shot and wounded. >> an individual came into terminal 3 of this airport, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to open fire in the terminal. he proceeded up into the screening area where tsa screener are, and continued shooting, and went past the screeners, back into the airport itself. >> local authorities say it could have been much worse. >> there was additional rounds that the gunman had. the fact that the officers neutralised the threat, as they did, there were more than 100 rounds that could have killed everyone in the terminal today. >> currently a parpt is in critical -- patient is in critical condition, two in fair. >> police scoured the

the transportation security administration has opened a new lane for preapproved airline passengers there. the prove more than doubles the number of locations for passengers. the tsa precheck program allows approve travelers to leave on their shoes, jackets action belts when going through security and other things too that can help you zip through. we like going through things fast. >> we do. what do you have for us in the next half-hour? >> we are busy women. we live busy lives and we're finding you a way to find you faster service. >>> local taxi drivers are going against the d.c. government. we'll tell you why coming up. >> one of the drivers involved in a dramatic crash that sent the car over the rail and into the chesapeake bay is now taking the blame for it. >> alexander ovechkin returns to the ice and appropriately to the ice and appropriately picks up his oh, no, i got to go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat

. >>> investigators say paul ciancia was determined to lash out at the transportation security administration 39-year-old man now charged in the death of an assistant football coach at missouri southern state university. the victim was shot last night in the parking lot of a movie theater. >>> a yard sale and auction underway for items of houston astrodome. that's right. the first multipurpose dome stadium has been closed, all events, since 2009. we'll miss it. >>> the first few weeks of obamacare revealing a rather troubling trend. according to a new report in the "washington post," the vast majority of people signing up for the affordable care act are enrolling in medicaid. not the private insurance on obamacare. creating an imbalance that arguably could place a much bigger burden on taxpayers. jonathan joins us. good to see you. in many places, 90% enrolled in medicaid instead of the private obamacare market. look, if this continues, isn't it simply a costly expansion of an existing costly entitlement that's already on the verge of bankruptcy? >> that is exactly what it is. thanks for havi

the transportation security administration is preparing to review its policy on officer safety following the fatal shooting of one of its screeners. the agency will do everything possible to make sure friday's tragedy is never repeated. the alleged gunman, 23-year-old paul ciancia, faces murder charges and a possible death sentence if convicted. he remains hospitalized, recovering from bullet wounds suffered from his confrontation with airport police. >>> pakistan's government says the u.s. has sabotaged peace talks with the taliban by killing their leader in a drone attack friday. it was just one day before islamabad was to send clerics to the region to start peace talks. now pack to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> has each piece of that code that's been introduced been tested? >> that's my understanding, yes. and -- >> each piece of that code is tested, yes or no? >> i don't know. >> that's secretary sebelius saying she doesn't know something. shocking. the next shoe to fall in the obama care debacle, hackers accessing all your private information from the website. with me, media temp

. >>> the first transportation security administration officer killed in the line of duty was remembered today. the memorial service for gerard hernandez was held at the los angeles memorial sports arena. attorney general eric holder spoke and hundreds of people attended. shot at the los angeles are international airport, two others were injured in that attack. >>> ethanol made from corn may not be as environmentally friend reply as many believe. at least that's according to an investigation conducted by the associated press. farmers have plowed over millions of acres of conservation bland, according to the report. crops have let to damaging fertilizer runoff which has flowed deep into the gulf of mexico. >> on the gulf of mexico, fishing is not only a way of life. it's big business. >> i've seen lot of dead shrimp. dead fish. sometimes the fish wash ashore from the fish kill from that dead zone. >> a dead zone that stretches across 5800 square feet of the sea floor about the size of connecticut. >> some of the ingredients in the fertilizers in the heart land that help the corn grow are

transportation security administration officer 39-year-old gerardo hernandez was killed. two other tsa employees and a passenger were wounded. now, the suspect has no history of mental illness, but we do know that he texted his family saying he wasn't happy to the point where the suspect's father called lapd to check on his son. at that point it was too late. ciancia had already left for lax 45 minutes ago. reporting live at sfo. >> and a woman who knows ciancia believe the plot was days in the making. her voice has an altered to protect her identity. >> he asked one of the roommates if he could have a ride to the airport. he said that basically he was going back home. either that his dad was kind of sick and he had to deal with some family issues. so he also did mention what day he had to leave. >> investigators say one of the roommates did get ciancia a ride to the airport but was unaware of the not. the woman says ciancia rarely left the san fernando valley apartment since moving there last january. meanwhile, flights are back on schedule at alabama's largest airport a

airport shooting is a 23-year-old man from new jersey who wrote a rant about killing transportation security administrationforcement officials was briefed at l.a.x. on the investigation but not authorized to speak publicly. he was wearing fatigues and carried a bag in which there was a handwritten note saying he wanted to kill tsa and pigs. the official requested anonymity. again, the man's name is paul ciancia. a second law enforcement official confirmed the identity speaking on condition of a. anonymity. if you plan to fly to or around the west coast, call or click before you go. neil, back to you. >> we're fill following this health care crisis. is your info in trouble? according to health and human services internal investigation in june it was and maybe still is. the company in charge of fixing the healthcare.gov devices allowed personal devices to be connected to servers with access to millions of medicare patients personal data. that has a tech analyst wondering if anyone can be trusted on this project if everyone is hopping on this project. it's a little disconcerting. what happened? >> we all lear

goals when he came here to lax, not the suicide mission part but did want to kill a transportation security administration officer and also to show how easy it is to get a gun into the airport. and this could very well lead to changes in how airport security is run as we heard from eric holder earlier this morning. again, ciancia was shot four times, at least once in the mouth. he's sedated under heavy guard and still in critical condition. we do know he was unemployed motorcycle mechanic who just recently moved to los angeles from a small town, a blue collar town of pensville, new jersey. although he was dropped off here at lax by a roommate, we are told he most likely operated alone, that the roommate who dropped him off curbside at the door behind me at lax, was not in on it and did not know why he wanted to go to airport, there was talk that his dad was sick and drop me off at the airport, he was really anxious to get here on friday. so that roommate we are told probably most likely not going to be charged. >> thank you very much. we'll talk more about security, not only at lax but all airports. dan,

the transportation security administration confirms that one of its agents was killed in the shooting. another tsa employees were injured. police list a total of seven people wounded. it's unclear exactly how that breaks down. the gunman is believed to have acted alone according to lapd. according to police, this individual, the suspect, pulled an assault rifle out of his bag, that's the words of the police, assault rifle, and opened fire. he charged back into the screening area and walked well inside the airport terminal before security ultimately caught up with him. an intelligence officer briefed by the lapd says the gunman was shot in the chest multiple times. now that shooter is said to be in custody. two sources tell cnn the shooter is not, repeat, not a current or former tsa officer, despite reports from other media. airport officials say l.a.x. is technically still open but it's only accepting flights at less than half the normal rate. any flight coming out of l.a.x. or through l.a.x. will be significantly late. officials are hoping passengers just stay away from the airport a

. >>> the shooting rampage marks the first time that a transportation security administration officer was killed in the line of duty. authorities say that officer jarred doe hernandez was shot at point blank range. as he stockholders near his checkpoint near terminal 3. he was 39 years old. had a wife and two children. he took pride in serving the american people his wife says. james spear and tony grigsby were wounded in the shooting and are recovering at home. that's what we understand. and a traveler, brian ludmer was shot in the leg. he is still in the hospital. police a they still don't have a motive for the shooting but do have a suspect. he is identified as paul see and say. he's charged with murdering a federal officer. ciancia is in critical condition after being shot by police officers. the fbi says he set out to kill tsa employees. his father in new jersey asked police to check in on his son after the family got disturbing text messages including one indicating that something bad might happen. but police officers showed up at ciancia's apartment about 45 minutes after he le

moments ago, the head of the union representing officers with the transportation security administration issued a statement calling for some of those officers to be armed in the aftermath of friday's shooting at los angeles international airport. the statement reads in part quote, at this time, we feel a larger and more consistent armed presence in screening areas would be a positive step in improving security for both tsos and the flying public. the development of a new class of tsa officers with law enforcement status would be a logical approach to accomplishing this goal, end quote. security at airports across the nation will be reviewed on orders from attorney general eric holder in the wake of the l.a.x. shooting. a gunman killed one tsa officer as you recall and wounded two other officers and a passenger. the suspect, 23-year-old paul ciancia, is still listed in critical condition at this hour. earlier, an attorney read a statement from his family in new jersey offering condolences to the victims and begging for privacy. >> paul is our son and brother. we will continue to love him

cavanaugh, as pointed out in the statement by the tsa union leader, there's 45,000 transportation security administration officers, tsa officers, who screen all commercial airlines and passengers and baggage and cargo as well. i asked pete whether the tsa agents who are the first that we encounter, when you're boarding a plane showing documents and it appears this is where it happened, if they are armed and obviously, different airports have a different system. but what is the usual protocol as well as those people and if they are armed or not in the. >> normally they are not armed but do wear a police uniform. they wear a light blue shot and you'll see that in the video and they have a badge. they appear as law enforcement and they are law enforcement really but not armed. the reason that is, most of the airport police departments in this case, the lax airport police, los angeles airport police department, and as pete said, that's who shot the gunman. so they are usually the ones who are nearby at the checkpoints and standing back and blue uniform, armed and you know, they don't -- that's the way they l

for the first time in the 12-year history of the transportation security administration, one of its officersas been killed in the line of duty. it happened on a busy friday morning at los angeles international airport, the sixth busiest in the world when a man entered the terminal, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag, and began shooting. in addition to the slain tsa officer whose name has not been released, two other people were shot. one of them a tsa officer. the suspected shooter, paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old, a los angeles resident originally from new jersey made it all way from the security area to the gates before police shot him, as you can see, in this, the new video that larry was talking about, shot by tmz. in the chaos, several other people suffered minor injuries. the airport shut down for hours. and if all of that isn't chilling enough, los angeles mayor eric garcetti told reporters just moments ago this could have been a whole lot worse. >> is there was additional rounds that this gunman had. and the fact that these officers were able to neutralize the threat as they did

the suspected shooter, 23 targeted transportation security administration workers in the airport.ictim, officer hernandez shot repeatedly at point-blank range. >> he made a conscious decision to kill multiple t.s.a. employees. >> he also shot t.s.a. officer james spear and tony grigsby. both are recovering. another was hit in the leg. moments before the attack, police see his friend dropped him off at the airport, unaware of his plan. a criminal complaint filed saturday in federal court says he had a duffle bag containing a smith and wesson assault rifle and five magazines of ammo, along with a handwritten letter addressing the t.s.a. directly. his former classmates, stunned by the news, remembering him as an introvert, a loaner. >> he was like a shy guy. he always tent to himself, was always walking around by himself, didn't really talk to anybody at all. >> i'm absolutely shocked. >> his former roommate paints a similar picture of the out of work motorcycle mechanic who recently moved to los angeles from a small new jersey town. >> i didn't have any issues with him. he was a rea

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