tsa mandates that the company pay the same benefits as tsa. contract that as in europe. tsa would certify qualified companies and the companies could design their own procedures and achieve the required outcomes. this would allow screening companies to do other security tasks there by strengthening other airport security. with all the constraints on today's contractors, the private sector is delivering more screening. the house in 2011 compared tsa screening at lax with that of sfo. they found that the screening at sfo model is more productive. this -- the reasons for this, higher productivity much higher turn over of tsa screeners recruitment and training costs are higher. and security companies do a better job of using part-time screeners instead of having almost all full time people. first, reduce the centralized nature of svp. and let the airport manage the contract under tsa's overall oversight at the airport. second and probably longer term, congress should revise the legislation to remove the conflict of interest de-involving all screening at the airport as many a

as this committee weighs the future of tsa it is important to consider steps in supporting tsa in enhancing it's consistency, credibility and currency. in the year following the creation with the signing of the aviation and transportation security act. the congress act to change the act's original provisions. as the third ranking position in the u.s. department of transportation and court of the post the same rank as the d.o.t. deputy secretary. created the post with the stated term of five years. the five-year term position was removed and the executive rank of the administrator was reduced. i suggest that at least the five year term stipulation be reinstituted because it will help make management of the agency more predictable and permit the organization to focus more in tentatively on mission execution. since tsa was created years ago, there have been six administrators and the same number of deputy administrators and the most current appointee who just assumed his post. with changes at the top juiusuae a reorganization of responsibility. such buy in remains critical to the homeland secu

in the model suggest -- tsa would regulate the overall airport security as -- >> tsa wouldn't have personnel on the ground supervising? >> it wouldn't have the same extent of supervision of the contract. it would be supervising it as part of the overall surveillance of the airport. so the -- >> other than canada, any other country you can think of that does that? >> almost all of the major european airports. policy in europe varies somewhat from country to country. i was not able to find any european country, any eu member that has a combination of regulation and screening provision. either the airport that does it or private contractors reporting to the airport. >> mr. nelson, mr. blake he brought up a concept that i frankly wasn't -- i think that it's very appealing and as you heard from the ranking member, she finds it very appealing as well. y'all mentioned the fbi director as an example. i'd like to know if there's anybody else -- is there another department where this works like the fbi? that comes to the top of your head? >> i mentioned, i believe in my statement that the faa administ

this pp it is tsa that is contract manager and the relationship between tsa and the other ggng artld model i am ct niaonact and manage the relationship if it would regulate the overall airport security. >> tsa wouldn't have personal supervising. >> it wouldn't have the same extent of supeisio it wld bsupervising ar of orae the airports. >> other than canada and the other countries do that? >> almost all the major european airports. policy in europe varies somewhat from count to country but i was not ableo nd ro cntrye.em hheon of regulation and screening provisioning in the same national government entity. the airport does it for private contractors reporting to the airport. >> both you broht upn yope smeon i emasto in' tht hich is term limits r the administrator. you heard from the ranking member she finds it appealing as well. you meionethi diecto as aexe. iou le nowf are other departments with works like the fbi. >> i mentioned in my statement >> this g m.nisttor, and -- yoadeoi the reason you answered no one i talked about the bloating of bureaucracy that that is what we need and

tsa has implemented "obedience training" demanding passengers to stop when they yell "freeze."ly, they can't do this as they are enforcement officers and have no legal authority to detain or arrest anyone. they have no more authority over passengers than the mailman. today, the tsa is beginning to resemble the internal security forces hated by citizens in oppressed countries.tsa is an agency out of control.for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. let's take a paint project from "t us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. to "that didn't take long". let's break out behr ultra... ...the number one selling paint and primer in one, now with stain blocker. each coat works three times harder, priming, covering, and blocking stains. let's go where no paint has gone before, and end up some place beautiful. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr ultra. now with advanced stain blocking, only at the home depot, and only $31.98 a gallon.

tsa officials would not say what they are looking for where this will happen at other airports across the nation. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think about the tsa inspecting a passenger's drink purchased inside an airport after they pass through security? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:12. 76 degrees on tv hill. how to protect your pets from the sun's rays. >> a crippling virus is making the rounds. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. a couple of problem spots in northern baltimore county. there is a downed tree. also it was a man break on southbound york road. we're still down to one lane in each direction -- also light water main break -- also a water on southbound york road. the major roadways are checking out ok. this is 95 near 395. things are moving fine. this is the topside of the beltway. inner and outer loops are looking just fine. that is the late

. >> reporter: john has filed a formal complaint with the tsa.husband, john is mad. >> it outrages to me to think they can get away with that because they have a single female with a medical condition not going to stand up to authorities figures and say this is across the line. >> tsa officials say they are investigating the allegations but could not specifically comment on the case. >>> at 6:00, tracking severe storms again tonight. >>> a man with a promising medical career was murdered trying to be a good samaritan. there's a break in the case. >>> the impact of d.c. mayor campaign scandal in the district has become much more evident. he is talking about it tonight. >>> the story first on news 4, a metro rider takes a dangerous trip across the tracks. good evening, everybody, welcome

the tsa is thoroughly investigating before they comment on this. they do say the swab was not supposed to touch the feeding tube, itself. >>> tom davis has died. viewers of "snl" in the early days will remember him as one-half of the duo franken and davis. franken became senator al franken and davis continued in comedy, wrote books, and famously experimented with and enjoyed to the fullest a slew of drugs from opium to lsd. lauren michaels discovered the duo doing stand up in l.a. they worked on "snl" for 13 years on and off and shared three emmys for their work. tom davis dead of cancer at the age of 59. >>> you might call the following the sound of freedom. ♪ o say can you see >> let me explain this. william dillon was convicted of murder and sent to prison when he was 21 years old. he spent 27 years behind bars before he was cleared of the charges with the help of the innocence project. once he was freed, he had a wish -- to sing the national anthem at a tampa bay rays baseball game. the team granted his wish, and he nailed it. when we come back

a new meaaure to keep airports secure has some questioning whethhr the tsa is takiig it passengers inn aaked to hand ooer drinkss hey buy nssde the airport terrinal -- for additionnl testing. the tsa says employees can takk extra security measures throughout travelerssthink ttsting drinks at flight gates is ver-kill. well, you know, i'm aaways glad hat my safety's a prioritt. i think testing driiks after they've alreadd beennbought might be a little extreme. the water or the juices or anything you buy here in tte airport, the tsa's going to come over and look and check and tess it? i mean, it's just the t-s-a says passengers can be rannomly selected for additional scrrening at any time. 3 i couldn't believe it because i idn't know tey can come 3 3 the dc fire department in hot water.... the thing one fire crews did... while everyone else was cleaning up ffom friday's storms... 3 the ccsts are adding up for those stiil without power! myranda stephens is here with what may or may ot be covered by yoorrinssrance. karen, it's day seven for &pstorm victims still withoot power - and for man

what do you think about the tsa inspecting a passenger's drink purchased inside an airport after theypassed through security? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> your computer may be running fine today but there could be a different story on monday. an estimated three under 50,000 computers are infected with -- an estimated 350,000 computers are infected with a virus. the percentage of people with overdue payments dropped during the first three months of this year. the percentage of loans the days overdue dropped to a little more than 2% and that is the lowest level since 2007. what is better for the economy? more brides and grooms are saying "i do." jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. president obama expected to sign off on surface transportation legislation today. new enforcement powers against so-called chinatown bus service. typically driving along the east coast for fares as low as a dollar. we get the monthly jobs report this morning. most stocks did end lower yesterday.

they will use the same tsa procedures, policies, and equipment. >> a tsa employee union opposes privatizationys it chips away at national. >>> a warning to all you giant fans out there in brentwood, antioch where you may have blue skies. if you're heading to the ballpark bring the jackets. it's going to be in the 50s and 60s. >> amazing how it catches us off guard. we come in from the inland areas and we get closer to the bay and coast and we need that jacket or sweatshirt. outside our door this morning the gray skies back with us while we slept moved back in the marine layer depth similar from yesterday. 1500 to 2,000 feet. the on shore breeze with us a tad bit stronger through the delta this morning by 5 miles an hour or so. if you enjoyed your weather yesterday, chances are you will enjoy it today. we only have subtle changes in the forecast. we will start with your satellite view because this pattern you are seeing a lot like we've been seeing. the trough off the west coast. we have a ridge of high pressure to the east. it is slowly building our way. that's what caused a bit of the warmup

tsa has implemented "obedience training" demanding passengers to stop when they yell "freeze."s they are not federal law enforcement officers and have no legal authority to detain or arrest anyone. they have no more authority over passengers than the mailman. today, the tsa is beginning to resemble the internal security forces hated by citizens in oppressed countries.tsa is an agency out of control.for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. two starters were absent as the ravens held their first full squad workout of training camp...haloti ngata tweaked a hamstring in his conditioning test, and is expected back,... left tackle bryant mc kinney is another story...he's out for quote personal reasons, and the ravens don;t know when he'll return...michael oher played the left side today... today... 3 it's hard to believe, but this is the 17th training camp for the face of the ravens, ray lewis...that's right, 17 years...clinton was still in his first term...and what's even more unbelieveable is that he's now 37 yea

behave closed matter for congressional consideration and the recommendation to tsa. it's not being implemented. regard dhs role with them in the national air space, dhs is one of several partner agencies of faa joint planning and development office, that is working to integrate uaf. faa has granted custom and border protection to operate the ten uaf to support the national security issue along the u.s. northern and southern borders. it's providing support other other federal and state agencies in carrying out their missions. as a chairman described in the opening statement, tsa acting in the role lead agency for transportation security, in 2004, issues an as provide i are which indicated that the federal government was concerned that uaf could be mod fighted and used to attack key assets and infrastructure in the united states. neither dhs nor tsa has taken any significant action to implement the 2008 recommendation to exam the potential security implication of uaf. according to the tsa official in 2008, an again as recently as this month, they believe that the agenc

records show the tsa is getting better in vetting foreign students before they're admitted to u.s.ght schools. officials can see the system is still not perfect. so it's possible a terrorist looking for training could still exploit the vulnerability. bob orr, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," trayvon martin's parents react to george zimmerman's first television interview, plus. inspiration story of spencer west who has no legs will talk about climbing mount kilimanjaro. actor jeff daniels on what it's like to play a fictional cable news anchor on hbo new hit series "the newsroom." want to hear what he has to say about that. that and more coming up later on "cbs this morning." >>> that is the "cbs morning news," i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. news," i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com >>> i'm so scared of all this madness ross mercury news wire takes the stand. she's already accused of changing her story wide zimmerman says he was forced to shoot the team

>> when somebody -- first of all, your flight school has to be certified by the tsa.ut when somebody applies for flight lessons, the tsa has up to 30 days to get them vetted and certified to take that training. nobody is supposed to be trained until the tsa vets them to make sure that they are hear legally and they are properly in this country and available for training. apparently the tsa was falling short on that front and we have had hundreds of instances where people have been going through flight training without their certification. >> talk to me about those discrepancies because of course when you hear discrepancies of people who are learning to be pilots in the united states and nobody really knows sort of i guess what their status is when it comes to how they are in the country, whether with documents or without, that kind of brings us back to 9/11. >> well, it does. that's the most disturbing thing about this. people have a right to be extremely upset about it because this is one of the problems that we had ten years ago when two of the 9/11 attackers were t

. >> we spoke to managers at flight schools and they say tsa inspect the school's three or four times a year and has strict rules about who is allowed to receive a license. they said it is up to tsa to make sure the background checks are conducted. >> coming up next, the players had their way at the british open today. wait until you see what the teen usa basketball team did. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [ry ney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves ofof grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >> words of a recall from ford. it is urging owners to stop driving the cars immediately. the recall involves vehicles equipped with a 1.6 liter turbocharged engine. ford says there is a defect in the fuel line that can cause a fire. they will provide a loaner vehicles and the repairs take about one hour. >> the transit agency warns there will be do a major track work this weekend on the red green, blue, and orange lines. it will continue after the s

tsa identified a potential terrorist threat through the use of these uav systems. in colombia and they talked about with hezbollah and their concerns came to fruition last september when it was reported by the associated press man to blow up pentagon and u.s. capital is arrested and this was the drone he is going to use to do that. the guided state capitol and the peridot -- pentagon, that targets of 9/11. yet the department has a role in this to provide a security assessment and a national policy. the department apparently disagrees with you and frankly disagrees with me as the chairman. and they have refused to provide testimony before this committee today. i find that reprehensible. i believe the department should come before this committee to answer why they believe they should not have a role in this when we had a direct threat to the capital and the pentagon yet they do not see it as the role of the department of homeland security to come up with a policy and security assessment to monitor the threat these domestic drones can pose it to the american people. d

they will use the same tsa procedures, policies, and equipment. so the traveling public, even if this goes forward, not too much will change from the perception of the traveling public. >> those opposed to privatization say it would end up costing taxpayers more for the same service welcome to newark international airport. >> it's the new face of the airport customer service, coming up, why some customers aren't fans of the new airport avatar. >>> in election 2012 news, republican presidential candidate mitt romney arrived in israel. romney's camp says the candidate plans to meet with leaders. some of of his wealthy supporters including casino mogul adelson plan to attend mco rubio said in elected "mr. obama would bring the country back to the dark ages." later in the day, a mechanical problem on the plane prompted a landing landed in new mexico. >>> mr. obama says both relationships and democrats are agree on extending the bush-era tax cuts, but democrats want to limit those cuts to those making less than $250,000 a year. >>> when democrats and r

the woman was escorting her young daughter to catch a flight to a bank and a tsa officer detected the strange image -- to atlanta and atf officer detected the strange image. 8 tsa officer detective the strange image. the woman was given a citation. >> we are used to fred bealefeld making the pitch made today, but he is retiring. meet anthony trex dail, a guy who clearly wants the job. visitors downtown tomorrow can expect to find a fence in inner harbor with the use of bike racks to control the crowd. last year's celebration was marred by violence, the fatal stabbing of a tourist, and the non-fatal shooting of a 4-year- old boy. police claim they have a plan to keep things quiet this year. >> come tomorrow. the cops will be as professional as they always are. we have some intelligent men and women that will monitor the event. >> mobile police department -- deployment will be used to get around a happy crowd. -- had the crowd. and there will be surveillance of the entire harbor. police said they have gained experience in the last few months by dealing with troubled groups of young peop

they will be trained by the tsa.says the move will bring about a higher level of customer service with the same level of security. tsa employee union disagrees with this. >>> 17 high school students will have to retake the state exam required after their answer sheets went missing. the city not sure what happened to the test. four teens unable to graduate because of the mishap. how ep set would you be? >>> 24 counts of first degree murder. 116 counts of attempted murder. those are some of the charges against the suspected colorado movie theater gunman as you see james holmes. here to breakdown all of the charges criminal defense attorney and fox news contributor arthur eye daidala. 58 wounded 116 counts of attempted murder. >> for each individual there are two theories. one theory is intentional murder. the prosecutor would have to prove at trial is that individual who is killed joe schomo who was killed that he went over and executed joe schomo so that is one count. as opposed to the depraved indifference to human l

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tsa in the u.s., here in the u.s., especially for american flights in and out of the uk, and tsa agents personnel in the united kingdom. this is just extra staff, an extra layer to help out. you know, on monday, 25% more passengers than usual flew through heathrow which is already one of the world's busiest airports. >> have to tell you about this story. three buses carrying olympic athletes trying to get to the olympic village, right? so they get lost, right? the bus driver gets lost. he got tweets from athletes. this from karen, a heurdler, athletes are sleepy, hungry and need to pee. can we get to the olympic village, please? lost on the road for four hours. not a good first impression, london. they go on to speculate that, what, you can finish the -- you could actually run or walk that distance faster than it took them on that bus? >> they didn't set any olympic records driving to the olympic village, i can tell you that. they have a special lane from heathrow airport to the olympic village. it's supposed to take an hour. it took them four. what i found most amusing, i mean, you kno

. >> reporter: the tsa said when it heard about this on sunday, immediately notified all u.s. airlines flying out of amsterdam. delta apparently the only airline affected says it takes this matter extremely seriously, and is working with gategourmet to ensure the safety of the food it serves. there's no sign that anything similar was done to any other flights or airlines. who did this and why is so far a mystery? pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and tonight, skywest airlines tells nbc news it's investigating how a murder suspect was able to get access to one of their aircraft. a regional jet sitting on the ramp in st. george, utah, sometime after midnight. the suspect identified as brian hegland was a suspended skywest pilot himself. he got the aircraft rolling but clipped a wing, crashed the plane into some parked cars and killed himself. he was wanted by police in colorado springs for allegedly killing his girlfriend last week. >>> and in tuscaloosa, tonight, the hunt is over for a man police say opened fire overnight in a crowded bar near the university of alabama c

the tsa says agents followed protocol. >> first, there was the ralph lauren uniform flap. now michael phelps isn't happy with his swimming attire. he's annoyed with just how many flags can be worn on the swimmer's cap. the international olympic committee says the flag can only be worn on one side of the cap. the ioc introduced the new rule this year. phelps wore a double-flag swim cap in beijing. >> "madmen" could make history at the emmies. >> today's nomination means this amc series could be the first to win five emmys for best drama. for the first time, no major broadcast networks have been nominated in that category. other shows include "doubt and abbey," "boardwalk empire" beating out "american idol" which was left out for the first time in a decade. and parks and rec star picked up an emmy nod today for comedy riding on her series. and the star shows some scenes on capitol hill today. she told us she was a little ar struck. >> we're getting to work with some really special guests. that's really excited. everybody is welcoming us. much like my character, i am very exc

now tsa says it is barred by law from checking on a u.s. citizen who wants to get flight training. several members of congress are now vowing to close that loophole, brian. >> pete williams reporting on the story tonight from d.c. pete, thanks. >>> wild weather in about the eastern third of our country causing headaches for a lot of air travelers tonight. as cool air pushes out, the latest heat wave stirs up some very violent storms across a wide region. our friend weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is with us from headquarters tonight. jim, some real violent weather across a big area. >> yeah, big time. a lot of times we focus on tornadoes and hail size and damaging wind threat. today it was all about the lightning. check out this picture that was captured. the empire state building frequently gets struck by lightning. rarely is it caught on camera. it was today. and we just had electrical storms all over the place. the chronology of this thing was, record highs in the hundreds from hartford, connecticut, all the way down to washington, d.c. really by about 2:00. after that

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police do have a person in of interest in custody and they are looking for other suspects. >>> the tsa is trying to reassure passengers this morning there is no terrorism threat after needles were found in airline sandwiches. six needles were found in sandwiches on four delta flights from amsterdam to the u.s. over the weekend. security officials say the needles are not evidence of a larger threat and were likely put there by a prankster or disgruntled employee. it could be a health threat by one travelers stabbed by the needle. he's now on the antiaids drug just in case the needle was contaminated. >> the second bite when i bit into it, it was like something jabbed me in the top of my mouth. my first impression is that it was like a club sandwich and it was a toothpick in it. that was my first impression. >> police in amsterdam and the fbi are both investigating. so far there is no evidence needle laid den sandwiches made it on any other flights. >>> this morning police need your help by identifying two armed robbers who held up a harris teeter grocery store in loudoun county. police

we'll show you what tsa agents discovered. >>> plus, he is accused of a midair meltdown. now, we will see the verdict.  >>> in the developing western wildfires, firefighters getting more help from the air force tanker planes that were grounded after a deadly crash. firefighters are making some progress in the colorado wildfires. it is about 07% contained. homeland security secretary janet napolitano and agriculture secretary tom vilsack got a firsthand look at the damage yesterday. -- it is about 70% contained. >>> tsa agents discovered a blade inside a comb. the knife was hidden in the plastic handle of a comb tucked into a binder. here, you can see how the blade was concealed. police confiscated it and cited the woman but they allowed her to escort her taughter to a flight. >>> averred in a trial of a jetblue pilot when had a midair meltdown earlier this year. a federal judge found him not guilty by reason of insanity. now, back in march, clayton osbon left the cockpit and started screaming about terrorists. the copilot made an emergency landing. he will spend the nex

skinner in particular seems ho e hal problems, for instan, in tsa. the turnover there is great and has been, and it seems as though it's a prt ofhth workers have problems. can you make any expressions on that and the problem and th changeales ceaul i tsa? >> senator, this is something we did not or threet i have never studied with regards t tsa. i was well aware of the turnover issues there, and weidsc wh whe private meetings. one of the problems that we've observed with regards to tsa is just the pure nature of its work. it's very tedious, hard work. and ople's ctnsn al met.e n secondly, it's there is, there was -- when we talk about the leadership, you know, this is the leadership up and down the chain of command. a oleshensvidualirs and people's expectations of their leaders were not being met. but as to actually come up with empirical information or a conclusi as twhhere highrntemori dn -r l when i was the ig, we nver completed a study in that area. be. >> thank you. thank you very mu, mr. chairman. >> thanks, senator akaka. um, this has been a v

the tsa says it caused no other disruptions to operations or other checkpoints. >> reporter: tsa reminds passengers they are responsible for the contents of their luggage. so check your bags thoroughly for any prohibited items. >>> more on the cleanup and recovery from last weekend's storm. >>> they signed jim to may. but what else may the orioles do to help finish the season strong? >>> and favorite summer ice treats. ice pops. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >> how can you prove ice pops? >>> with the fourth of july falling on a wednesday, more marylanders are expected to travel somewhere this week. but as jessica kartalija reports, the high price has more people planning a maryland stay-ication this year. >>> a holiday road trip could literally put you in a pickle. >> great place to eat. >> reporter: celebrating its one-year anniversary, the big pickle is a tourist hot spot. and they're expecting to draw big crowds this week. >> we're happy to be in st. michael's. we're happy to have created a menu that fits the eastern shore. >> re

>> reporter: well, the tsa has recommended they do, but if you look over here at lax, look at all the ground, shep. this is considered a secure area, so all of those passenger planes are unlocked. there's no locks on the doors, no keys in the ignition, so theoretically if somebody were to get in there, they could do what happened in salt lake which is get in a plane and start it up. the perimeter fencing here at lax is eight miles all the way around, but tsa does not require that the airports fully observe all those fences. now, clearly at the big airports, there is better security than the small airports because that costs money. listen. >> if perimeter defense of airports is something that's been debated even before 9/11 and the question is particularly in some of the smaller rural airports what kind of defense can you put in that is going to be cost effective? i mean, do you put in cameras? do you have more patrols? these things cost money. >> reporter: by the way, shep, we're just getting word now that surveillance tape of brian hedglin stealing that plane in utah yesterday will s

the tsa asking how a murder suspect managed to hop a fence and steal a jet. up crashing that jet at a utah airport. a police officer found him dead inside the plane you see here. it appeared that he shot himself. he was wanted in connection with a stabbing, stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend. the tsa questioning protocols on airport perimeter fencing and they want to know why the plane was not locked and secured. >>> this morning canadian police investigating whether rival gangs were involved in a mass shoot that killed two people and injured 23 others. police say they found one of the two guns used in that shooting at a barbecue in toronto monday night. two people died. a bullet graszed a graszed a 22-month of toddler. gun violence is very rare in canada. police have a person of interest in custody and they are looking for other suspects. >>> meanwhile, an alabama man accused of opening fire at a crowded bar is now charged with an earlier shooting. place say 44-year-old nathan van wilkins shot a person in that home in tuscaloosa just a couple miles away fro

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it was secretary mineta who instituted the policy is -- policies at tsa. it was secretary mineta who prevented the profiling of arab- americans and muslim americans in our country. tonight, we honor secretary mineta and we give them -- him this for a very special reason. i want to thank the san francisco giants for donating this bat. the reason why we are giving this back to secretary mineta is because of what happened to him when he was a young boy. secretary mineta was forced to relocate into the internment camps. as a young boy, he was taken to the train station by military police officers. as a young boy, he was a huge baseball fan and he had his prized possession with him, his baseball bat. military police saw the young boy with his baseball bat and said you are not taking it with you. that is a weapon. what did they do? they took away his prized possession. later on in his life as a member of congress, a very generous person heard the story and offered him an autographed hank aaron bat. as a member of congress, you are not allowed to accept a gift va

behave closed matter for congressional consideration and the recommendation to tsa. it's not being implemented. regard dhs role with them in the national air space, dhs is one of several partner agencies of faa joint planning and development office, that is working to integrate uaf. faa has granted custom and border protection to operate the ten uaf to support the national security issue along the u.s. northern and southern borders. it's providing support other other federal and state agencies in carrying out their missions. as a chairman described in the opening statement, tsa acting in the role lead agency for transportation security, in 2004, issues an as provide i are which indicated that the federal government was concerned that uaf could be mod fighted and used to attack key assets and infrastructure in the united states. neither dhs nor tsa has taken any significant action to implement the 2008 recommendation to exam the potential security implication of uaf. according to the tsa official in 2008, an again as recently as this month, they believe that the agenc

tsa employees as part of the unusual image. the woman was given a citation. police arrived to the 1100 block of providence road where a great acura was traveling northbound on providence struck an isuzu had on. the driver of the acura has been identified. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we are told the driver of the isuzu was taken to the trauma unit at sinai hospital, but his condition is unknown this evening. we will take a look back at the career of andy griffith. >> he lives up to expectations, and the success of gaming in maryland. >> and death of professional athletes. details on a new the >> maryland live at arundel mills generated more than $20 million in revenues since opening just three weeks ago. that is more than half -- more than half of the slots generated for the entire month of june. >> maryland life drew more than half a million visitors. and they're not even operating at full capacity at. the las vegas-style opening of maryland line has generated more than $28 million in revenues, more than half the statewide total of 40 million for the

efforts as pre- check, but many challenges remain for tsa.as bolstered the security of our borders and identification documents, but two iraqi refugees associated with al qaeda in iraq were arrested in kentucky last year. when a bomb maker, whose fingerprints we had had for some time, is able to enter our country on humanitarian grounds, it is an understatement to say that "work remains" -- as dhs's self assessment report states. in order to meet and overcome current and future threats, dhs must support its components with stronger management. since 2003, gao has designated the department as "high risk" because of the management and integration challenges inherent with such a large undertaking. what people often don't realize is the hight risk desgination refers not just to being at risk for abuse but program failure. dhs must implement changes that will hasten the day when the department is no longer included on gao's high-risk list. the roles of the department's components have evolved over time. as a positive example, i would note the adap