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the tsa declined to comment on the parker incident but in a statement said, "tsa strives to treat all professional and ethical standards, have a zero tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior and act swiftly when proper protocols are not followed." you looking for an explanation? >> i just -- that may help, but what i'm really looking for is just to avoid this happening to me or anyone else. i don't think anybody should pay this price when they fly. >> reporter: last year after a separate incident in st. louis, the aclu filed suit against the department of homeland security saying that incident reflected a larger problem of unlawful searches at airports. kathy parker says she plans to file a lawsuit, as well. kate baldwin, cnn, washington. >>> our top stories now. bishop eddie long talking publicly for the first time, we think, since revelations about those sex abuse allegations. this is a live look at the church services going on this morning outside of atlanta. it is expected that bishop long will make an announcement at this service and will answer questions for the media after t

. >> reporter: july 2001 a 60 car tsa train derails sparking a massive explosion and a fire that took days to extinguish. it happened near the heart of baltimore. since then several studies have called for a complete overhaul of that tunnel, it's what the city wanted too. and today tsx agreed to an aggressive safety plan. >> they're going to be doing a series of rail improvements, replacement of track, maintenance of track base and improvement to the draining conditions within the tunnel. tsx has also said yes to frequent inspections of the tunnel installing more up to date communication systems on its trains, and one improvement the city pushed hard for, more information about hazardous cargo moving on its tracks. >> we wanted more information on what cargo is going through baltimore so that we could ininstantaniously get it. >> if there is a derailment. we want to be in a position where we can respond to it. >> 25 years ago this was the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: the howard tunnel is more than 100 years old. and it's owned by the rail company. the new safety plan may stop the y

in the front row i see the unit chief from tsa. he has talked an awful lot about things that go bump in the night. we share these things. he has always been a great advocate of mine as i have of his. we have put on seminars together and traveled around the country educating people. you are only as good as people allow you to be. the people around me help not only myself look good, but everybody around us. we have a great staff of tremendously talented people. robin is a great leader. we have a good group. we have a good organization structurally to lead us into this paradigm shift or a culture change that is going to improve the current aviation system. so, and there is an awful lot of resources out there that need to be developed. if we get efficient -- and people have said, if you get efficient, have the guise of the airport in the blue shirts and badges are going to go away. they're going to lose their jobs. not necessarily. first of all, there are other things we can do. they do not just stand around. they have a commission. --

the tsa declined to comment on the parker incident, but in a statement they said, "tsa strives to treatt professional and ethical standards, have a zero tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior, and act swiftly when proper protocols are not followed." are you looking for an explanation? >> that may help, but what i'm really looking for is just to avoid this happening to me or anyone else. i don't think anybody should pay this price when they fly. >> reporter: last year after a separate incident in st. louis, the aclu filed suit against the department of homeland security, saying that incident reflected a larger problem of unlawful searches at airports. kathy parker says she plans to file a lawsuit as well. cnn, washington. >>> it is now the top of the hour, one hour away from that man, bishop eddie long, going to the pulpit of his atlanta-based mega church. expected to speak an hour from now or so for the first time since four men filed lawsuits against him, claiming sexual abuse. from the cnn center, this is "cnn sunday morning," 7:00 a.m. here in atlanta. 6:00 a.m. in minnesota. go

it specifically takes money from the child development program and hires a psa -- tsa. is that then assigned in the child development program, or is that loss from the child development program and going to a different place? it is particularly sensitive because of the need to have child development programs, not even. -- programs, and now it's even -- programs come out even. you have six of those that did not identify anybody these are working with, so they are probably working with somebody, but they are not identified in your material, and i would think you would have some interest in knowing where these are going forward. on page 48, you are in the buildings and grounds section. it talks about international studies academy. it talks about an item for us the service removal and cleanup. this is specifically referring to the building. there has been assessed those found in other -- asbestos found in other areas of the site. i would like to see what the efforts are too clean that out. continuing on -- is this really the way you want this done? >> we did change this sev

the tsa a few years ago relaxed its restrictions that could be used as weapons on board the aircraft. screwdrivers, matches, those are things that we know were used on september 11th. we are going backwards. >> we are going backwards in terms of the airlines and their bottom line. she has such an interesting perspective, working in the airline industry and the mother of mark bingham who was lost on that day. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >>> it is a big day for hundreds of parents and their kids. they'll be getting free school supplies. if you want to take advantage of the program, you better hurry. christie smith is live in oakland with more on this project. anyone who had to do back to school shopping can appreciate how important something like this is. >> absolutely. it's really an expensive thing. i had do it twice for both my kids. i can tell you that franklin elementary school in oakland will be a popular place a bit later this morning. they are giving out 850 kits of free school supplies thanks to a group called k to college. we are hear this m

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and the tsa guy literally reduced me to tears.tanding there, you know, 31-year-old woman crying in the middle of reagan national. did i go back to confront him? did i send my husband to go fight my battle? he got in my face. i had like a little tanktop on with a blazer over it and he wanted me to take the blazer off and the tanktop was not meant to be seen without the blazer so i said no. and he started screaming at me and then he told me if i didn't take it off, i wasn't flying and i was going to miss my big job interview. then he threw my shoes at me which i had gone through the thing. he was dressing me down literally in front of all these people and i got humiliated and cried. yes, i'm human! did i go and try to have a big fight with him? did i send my husband back? no, i didn't do anything. i wrote the tsa a mean letter which i said it's not worth it. sometimes people are just jerks and you have to pick yourself up, dust yourself off and move on. >> drunk pilot, another one. this is happening more and more. this is in again h

would like to thank the federal government for the 7 $1 million we have received as san francisco and tsa. we have used that to develop jobs that have created over 800 hours of job hours and also has allowed us to rank as the fourth leading agency in the nation for creating and retaining jobs. going forward, we will remain steadfast and committed to working with our federal partners to improve transportation and workforce opportunities in the bay area. in that same vein, i would also like to thank acknowledge our congressional delegation, speaker pelosi, senator feinstein, senator boxer, congressman miller. [applause] is through their hard work and their contribution that we have been able to get to this day and have a successful transbay project. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman. now, it gives me great pleasure to welcome the mayor of san francisco. mayor newsom has led the way in creating jobs and stimulating the city put the economic growth. under his leadership, san francisco has become a hub for clean technology, renewable energy, and green development. during his tenu

the tsa is looking to easing restriction on liquids.is better able to detect explosives in liquids. currently you are not allowed to carry more than 3 ounces of liquid on board of a aircraft. rule put in effect back in 2006. you may recall after a foiled plot to blow up airlineers over the atlantic ocean was revealed. >> one of baltimore's prominent building has a new name and tenant. former leg mason buildiig innthe %-transamerica tower. transamerica life iisurance will move 770 employees into the building. on the building that runsleaae through november of 20/20. >> yeah, this is the last headache i need for the day. it is terrible. >> i am going to give it a ssot. ú%ve it a go. keep on the gas. hopefully i will make it home. >> seveee wwather, across the natton. flooding in somm states. extreme heat in others. what could be heading our way, on the other side of the break. >> disgusting surprise, inside of a loaf of read. tell you exactly what this is, next, on the "late edition". >> singer gloria he is steffan kick f -> a major scare

right now, we are using our tsas that our experts for doing professional development and not counting on teachers within the zone to do it. >> another important way we communicate our efforts across the district -- the deputy affords us opportunities to meet regularly with our colleagues assistant superintendents and teams so we can share practice there. president kim: just one more thing about student assignments. i suggested this earlier, but it would be great to have parent leaders. they understand each other's frustrations and can communicate with one another around the process. i think we really need to have zones dedicated to those families. i know that is additional work. i think our reach is so important. >> last night at the meeting, chablis was there. she and emily are going door to door along with someone from jump. president kim: seeing no more comments, thank you so much. moving on to item n, calendar resolutions. there are nine tonight. now item o, consent calendar. >> akin to the meeting late. -- i came to the meeting late. k-14? >> we would like to move for first readi

. >> we originally heard about edacayy through tsa.ut to us and both of us found it was very interesting and we decided to join up with them and help them out with their campaigns to vote for my future. and it is -- we're trying to get people to vote because every vote counts. >> amanda, you were the founding president at your school. >> at the club at the school, yes. i was hoping to gain more student support for it, the initiative. it's really important to just get the students educated about what's going on. they already know how it's affecting them personally. >> right. >> so they have a personal connection and motivates them to do something, to talk to their parents, to register to vote. so i think it motivates the students to stand up for themselves. >> yes. and when you talk to kids and tell them to register to vote, what do they say? >> a lot of people don't know where to register to vote. so we're actually holding a voter registration drive. >> the date of that is? >> october 7th. >> and the last day to register, amanda? >> oc

now, the tsa says someone wrote a threatening message on the mirror on flight 794 from bangkok to los angeles. the pilot declared an emergency and immediately took the jet in where firefighters and police took in those passengers. every passenger had to be rescreened at the terminal. >>> sunnyvale fire investigators released this sketch of a man they say could be a firebug who's getting more daring and dangerous. someone has set 15 fires since may. many of them near old san francisco road and garland avenues. that arsonist has torched mostly dumpsters until last week when he set a car on fire with someone sleeping inside. ifeouav a hny information, call sunnyvale police. >>> new at 11:00, cell phone video of a house fire that left an already struggling trio of siblings homeless over the weekend. we shared their heartbreaking story with you at 6:00. tonight we have the iphone video of the fire that gutted their sunnyvale home. sue came back this afternoon to try and salvage a few of they are things. the 23-year-old earned custody last year from their drug-addicted mom. since then she's

if you have a felony going back seven years, you cannot work at the port without going through a tsa background check. 1.5 million workers this past year had to go through that. those are everywhere, but there are some basic employment rights that people have, and here in california, we have some good laws on the books. we'll talk about reform of these losses some more. i will be happy to talk about that now, but i just want to mention there are some good laws that protect workers. for example, you have this issue -- you had multiple levels of access to all this criminal record information. first, you have the state criminal record system that is basically to upload all the local county records. of the federal criminal records system, which is considered the cadillac of the record systems out there. it is an accumulation of all the state records, and then you have private screening firms -- big corporations that are making a lot of money on criminal background checks, credit checks, and all that. in california, those laws are pretty heavily regulated. for example, the private screeni

the tsa says one person has been taken into custody. they're not getting details just yet on what may have been inside of that package. anyone traveling outside of miami, is told to call their carrier for possible delays. >>> engineers are starting to look into the reasons for an oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. eric barajas has the details from louisiana. >> reporter: concern over an oil well explosion, soon gave way to relief. all 13 workers onboard were accounted for. rescued while floating in the gulf. >> all 13 members aboard the oil platform have survived with no serious injuries. >> reporter: the explosion occurred thursday morning.roducn an oil production platform located in shallow waters in the gulf ignited. >> it is a production platform and not a drilling rig. >> reporter: coast guard officials say workers were able to shut down production before evacuating the facility. the owner of the platform, mariner energy, says it has seven wells that produce oil and natural gas. officials do not know what caused the explosion