that's why tsa provides security at the airports. >> the tsa says they will not get rid of the scanner that shows the generic images when a passenger walks through. the tsa touts the success of its program that allows passengers to keep their shoes and belt on if they give up certain personal identifications >>> aviation experts in the u.s., europe, japan and india grounded it fleet of dreamliners. they have been plagued with issues such as battery fire. toyota settles what has to be our at least the first of hundreds of wrongful death lawsuits. the suit involves problems with sudden acceleration. toyota reached the agreement with the family of paul van alford and shirlene jones loyd killed when the car slammed into a wall in utah. it is ex-he can't expected that the settlement will lead to more long wahl death lawsuits. >>> some elementary school students find a special way to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. >>> twin sitters diane and darlene met their husbands. the brothers propose the on the same day with the same style en gaining. ring and even have a double wedding. the couples

known 3, the tsa is remove -- no. 3, the tsa is removing more than 100 full body scanners in airports across the u.s. replaced by less intrusive software that doesn't show full body images of passengers. no. 2, the first pediatric flu death in the state has been confirmed. the baltimore area child died last month and tested positive for influenza. nationally nine other children or teens have died bringing the total number of deaths this flu season to 29. no. 1, u.s. park police urge people heading to the inauguration monday to opt into a text alert program. the so-called alerts will rely important messages directly to cell phones from viewing area open closings to any type of missing persons. to opt in text inauguration to 888-7777 and that is tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> here we go cruising into the weekend, a little warm-up. >> enjoy. they know. they've heard the weather 15 times today, but it's getting cold coming up next week. some true arctic air will make a run for us. it starts coming in real strong tuesday, wednesday probably into thursday when we'll feel the brunt of that re

. >> a special tsa viper team policed rails here, i'll have the story next. >> incredible video fromy police calling what followed a miracle. >> a task for rover curiosity trying >>> we're used to seeing tsa inspectors at airports but teed a team made its presence known. >> that is where abc 7 news is this afternoon with a story only on abc 7. hi, laura. >> hi, larry. well, train stations are difficult to secure because they're so wide open. but today, tsa showed up unannounced to let the public and potential troublemakers know that they are keeping an eye on the rails. >> we've prepared. >> this passenger says she noticed them right away. the many black cladoç,j inspecs at the amtrak station. and it's a presence she appreciates. >> would you like to see them more often? >> yes. just in case. >> part of the team effort, the spraigs put about a dozen agencies at the station to see and be seen. we've blurred faces because some also worked under cover. >> the deterrent is making a presence known at the station, talking to skpaengz letting the bad guys know we're here and passengers kno

[ laughter ] how can i legally show the tsa my penis now? [ laughter ] i used to write them little messages in lead-based paint. [ laughter ] like "good morning" or "all evidence to the contrary, i do "not" wish to have a kosher meal." [ laughter ] or on a particular chilly day, "hi." [ laughter ] the tsa's just caving to pressure because the scanners were criticized for being too invasive. oh, please! what is invasive about a technology called, and i think i'm pronouncing this correctly rape-i-scan? [ laughter ] this is a mistake, nation. now, we'll never complete our national database of radical islamic naughty parts. [ laughter ] we'd already established a profile, young and leaning to the right. [ laughter ] plus, it was a deterrent. terrorists are known for their modesty. that's why khalid sheikh muhammad was wearing a t-shirt over that sweater. [ laughter ] fashion fans here. laugh the worst part is, without these scanners, i have no reason to laugh stay in shape any more. [ laughter ] sure, exercise will make me look better, feel bett

that also qualifiers you for tsa precheck. precheck's just one of the policy changes we have done in this paradigm shift of moving from a one size fits all. for those of you who know somebody who's 75 and older or the and under, they can keep their shoes on and a light jacket. we have about 100,000 passengers every day, members of our military. in the past we treated them as if they were untrusted, recognizing that there's no guarantees. there's always an exception to the rule. and so we always will keep random and unpredictable as part of the process. pilots and flight attendants, we have them now over 95% of them, 170,000 a week go through a different way of screening as opposed to jamming up the regular passenger lines where we they have, you know, they cut in and everything. so there's other -- members of the u.s. intelligence community, 16 agencies with top secret compartmented clearances. we know a lot about them, and so why should we treat them the same as if we had no information about them? so that's part of what this

tsa is removing those body scanners, all 174 full body scanners. they are ending the contract with the company that makes them. peter doocy has the latest from washington. >> tsa pulled the maker of those scanning machines that took revealing photos to fix their software so flyers looked more like cartoons this the photos, but that company couldn't do it. it says congressman dated back in june that all scanning machines need the target recognition or technology that produces the more vague images. tsa by june 1st travelers will only see machines that have atr that allow for faster tlu put, faster lanes for the traveler. they paid them $40 million for their machines and rapid scan has to take them out at their own expense. >> fourth amendment says you can't be searched or seized or person can't be accepted without a warrant. what they are doing is pulling back here is making something that is in line with the fourth amendment and not in violation of people's rights. >> the khair man of the house committee john mica he didn't even know the if the con

the tsa confirms that the reported altercation happened in one security check point when romo couldn't provide an id which is routine for travelers. sources tell us romo was quote, disruptive and got into a verbal altercation with one agent. that is when police intervened. the police department told us, and i quote, airport police notify that had notice that the individual engaged in the dispute with a tsa officer. the security of other travelers not compromised. police say romo stood in an agitated position, pacing around. with clenched fists. now, romo cited with a misdemeanor from violatingá'm airport rules and any if the da decides to file charges police tell us he'll have owe to show them in court. after given a citation, he was released. police say he did not appear to be drunk or on drugs. at 6:00 tonight what some of the fans say about all of this. >> thank you very much. the giants popular. and sergio romo is one of the most popular players on the team. the pitcher is a power house and always comes through. you can see here in game four, when the giants swept detroit. romo cr

so that's why tsa provides security at our 450 airports. >> tsa says it will not get rid of the body scanner that shows a generic image when a passenger walks through. the administration is touting the success of its tsa precheck program that allows passengers to keep their shoes and belts on through security if they give up necessary personal information before the flight. >>> talking weather. you heard mr. bratman talk about inauguration. what you got for us? >> isn't he in the enclosed structure? >> yeah. but he says it still gets cold out there which you guys can attest you. you were there four years ago freezing your you know what off. >> that's the coldest i've ever been was four years ago tomorrow. >> that high that day was 30. we didn't have a lot of sunshine and a little breeze. it should be a little warmer. >> after five hours 30, it feels like minus 30. >> i'll be here in the warm studio. let me make sure my microphone is on. can you hear me now? maybe you didn't want to hear that because it's going to be cold around here. look, enjoy this weekend. it will be breezy. the c

>> he they call it the uproar among passengers and now the tsa is getting rid of the of x-ray machineby people claiming their privacy is being violated. peter doocy. >> reporter: the company made more than 200 of the so-called naked image machines, rapid scan, they needed to fix the software so the images people thought were violating the privacy were a lot more vague and looked like stick figures or cartoons inhe stead of revealing photographs. but the companies couldn't outfit with the new automated atr technology by deadline. by june, they'll only see imageries with faster output and legal experts say this move hines up with the basic constitutional rights of travelers. >> the fourth amendment requires you cannot be searched or seized, your person can't be searched without a warrant and obviously this scan ser not a warrant. what they're doing is pulling back and making something that is in line with the fourth amendment and not in violation of people's rights. >> there was steady opposition to the scanners the entire time they were used partly because they use x-rays, but mostly f

engaged in a dispute with a tsa officer and took action.y of other travelers was not compromised. metropolitan police department tells us officers saw romo in agitated posture. police say sergio romo was pacing around with clinched fist. officers policed him in handcuffs. police say they kept him cuffed until he calmed down. and was deemed not to be a threat here's some of the reaction outside at&t park dug out stor store. >> they stopped him because of that. he has no identification so maybe that's why they did it. >> i can't understand why somebody wouldn't know who he is automatically. for one. but it's against the law to not have your i.d. on you. yes with security being what it is. >>reporter: police cited romo with misdemeanor for violating airport rules. ncaa da has to decide whether or not to file formal charges. if he does, romo will have to appear in court. police released him after he was cited. now the big question is why was he act the the way he did. the giants have yet to rae respond. tried to reach romo but his agent did not

. >>> still ahead, the tsa doing away with those controversial scanners. >> plus it, may be the deadnter, but it's not too early to start thinking about vacation. before do you so, a consumer alert. >> and if you have a story idea, call the tip line at 202- 895-3000. you can also send us an e-mail to fox5tips at wttg.com. back after this.  . >>> crowd gathered in southwest to honor a civil rights icon. it is the martin luther king, jr. freedom and peace walk. the event is in its 35th year. the event began at lan ford park and concluded at shepherd park, recreating dr. king's march to montgomery, alabama. >>> vice president joe biden kicked off the day by putting in volunteer hours. the vp and his wife kept up with their tradition by serving others in the area. the second family was all smiles, working for military members overseas. >>> ben's chili bowl got in on the national day of service today, with a book drive. they invited people to come in for brunch or dinner and tolls bring a new or slightly used children's book. the books will go to two groups. the reading con

. >> the tsa has gotten rid of the so-called naked image scanners and more will be gone by summer.hey had a man date to fix the soft wear and so the naked body images look like stick figures with the apr technology. but couldn't do it in time. they said by june 1st. travelers will only see machines that have atr that allow for faster threw put and faster lanes for the traveler and enhanced security. the tsa's move here makes sense. >> the fourth amendment requires that you can't be searched or seized and obviously the scanner is not a warrant. they are making it in line with the fourth amendment and not a violation of people's rights. >> back in march house transportation committee chair said the tsa was spending a lot of money for scanners that he didn't think were keeping fliers safe. >> it is going for unfortunately theater security and not real security and we have to stop paying that price before we pay a huge proprietary with another successful attack by terrorist . >> tsa is still going to use full body scanners that create generic images of bodies, but travelers have always

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. >>> a specialized tsa security team boards the trains in emeryville.explain why in a story you will see only on abc 7 news. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney on a call for a federal x >>> good evening, once again. we are used to seeing tsa screens at our nation's i-s but today a specialized unit made an unannounced top at a train station in emeryville. laura anthony with a story that you will see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: they are part of a specialized unit of the federal transportation security administration known as the viper team. vipertands for visible intermodal prevention and response. we have blurred their faces because some of the tsa inspectors also work undercover. >> this morning we are at the amtrak station in emeryville as a visible deferent. if anybody thinks about maybe wanting to do something to the amtrak so it derails we are out here and it is unpredictable and people don't know when we will be around. >> they make a quick sweep of the train. while the unit will look for obvious signs of trouble the effort is really more abo

the tsa says a company that makes the scanser could not come up with the way to make the images generic♪ i just want you close ♪ you know i do ♪ where you can stay forever >>> alisha keys will sing the national anthem at the super bowl just minutes about of kick jo of on sunday february 3rd in new orleans. the team's playing in the big game will be decided this weekend. >>> and carol is here with a look at what's ahead in sports. >> from alisha keys to off-key, the ravens trying to sing tear way into the super bowl. maryland's guard catching the the cops just 24 hours away, as "news4 at 6" continues. >>> i know a lot of you out there would love to see a storm like this around our area. yesterday the heaviest of the storm fell way down south, around norton, virginia, picking up nearly 13 inches of snow. this was the first real snow of the season. >>> we won't see another chance for snow, at least not for another week or so. the windchill is on the 30. all right many locations down below freezing. huntingtown down to 29 already. that shows you where we're going tonight. it would be a cold

because i tsa preset.were operating in 35 airports around the country now will be expanded to several more this year. what that means is you are a known and trusted traveler and you go to a dedicated lane, keep your shoes, though, jacket, but with, jealous and laptop in a carry-on bag. it helps us because we can spend more time on as who know the least about and expedite those who are interested. i think all of you would consider yourself trusted and so we would like to work with you as possibilities of including terms of a known trusted population. we have a table out here where we are working with people. one way signing up for global injury at the customs border protection program that allows reentry when you come back to the u.s. but also qualifies you for tsa preset. to some of the policy changes we've done in this paradigm shift from one-size-fits-all. those of you who know buddy 75 and older are 12 and under. we have about 100,000 passengers every day in u.s. airports in those categories. members of

and tsa agents say they could smell it on him.hat's happening to the pilot accused of being drunk in the cockpit. >>> it's still a mystery. how a bright young woman from the north bay ended up dead on the side of a snowy road in south lake tahoe. she was last seen leaving a music festival just after midnight new year's day. alisa harrington is in petaluma where a memorial was held tonight . >> reporter: tonight a crowd gathered at her former high school, lighting candles and leaving messages for their lost friend. >> i'm going to miss her a lot. [ crying ] >> and i can't believe she's gone! >> reporter: violet always thought her friend alisa, outgoing and independent, would be famous one day. [ crying ] >> reporter: instead, it's the headline she never imagined. the 19-year-old from petaluma, missing since new year's eve, was found dead. a utility worker in tahoe discovered her body on a snow bank around 8:30 am this morning. tonight people gathered forward a memorial. >> because she just loved turtles, it was something everyone k

>> hi, carolyn, tsa out here earl tli morning and a surprise visit of sorts. the spokesman likely to send set up a dui check point saying if quote, bad guys know tsa might be here, they might decide not to launch an attack on amtrak. they're part of a special unit of the viper team. viper stands for visible intermodal prevention and response, we've learned their -- blurred their faces because some also work under cover. >> this morning there is a visible deterrent if anyone thinks about maybe wanting to do something to amtrak or rails we're herement it's unpredictable. >> in this case, the tsa works with amtrak police officers to make a sweep of the train. the unit will look for signs of trouble this is more about being seen. at least once in a while, by those who travel on amtrak. >> think should know we're out there looking at rail safety and we're trying to make sure everyone remains vij lebt. >> never times they'll randomly screen luggage and bring in k 9 units. and this is an environment that is wide open. >> like my first thought was i was concerned some

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a reported altercation between tsa agents and romo.now where romo was new year's eve, but do know he was celebrating december 30th. near a crowded holiday venue at the hays nightclub. he was celebrating with other athletes and celebrities among them, a 49er wide receiver michael crabtree two. days later here is what abc 7 news learned about new year's daichl he arrived to board a flight back to san francisco. the tsa confirms that the reported altercation happened in one security check point when romo couldn't provide an id which is routine for travelers. sources tell us romo was quote, disruptive and got into a verbal altercation with one agent. that is when police intervened. the police department told us, and i quote, airport police notify that had notice that the individual engaged in the dispute with a tsa officer. the security of other travelers not compromised. police say romo stood in an agitated position, pacing around. with clenched fists. now, romo cited with a misdemeanor from violatingá'm airport rules and any if the da d

we are going to hear from tsa administrator. july of 2010. came to tsa. 26-year veteran of the fbi with extensive national security and counterterrorism experience. after september 11th he was put in charge of the fbi is greatly expanded counter-terrorism -- counter-terrorism program and eventually became the fbi's executive assistant director for counter-terrorism and counterintelligence. in 2004 he was named deputy director for the fbi. administrative facilities, honored to have you here this morning and we look forward to your comments. please. >> thank you. thank you, mayor parker and for the opportunity to be here today to share a few things as you in terms of what tsa does, we do it , and how that impacts u.s. mayors of cities, it's a city of 30,000 to 3 million. many of you, because we have a large work force and working, some of your constituents may be tsa employees. for those of you in large cities, there may be dozens, if not hundreds of constituents in your cities. a couple of things i like to touch on, and then if we have time fo

the new weapons on -- the new numbers on weapons seized by tsa agents in airports. >> no, that's what the families are now saying about showing up for the upcoming event hat that colorado theater. we have details on what the theater is doing and why they're saying they want no part of it when "good morning maryland" continues. like a lot of things, trying to find a better job can be frustrating. so at university of phoenix we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partners - companies like microsoft, american red cross and adobe - to create options for you. not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum, so that when you find the job you want you'll be a perfect fit. let's get to work. >>> 5:46 right now. the restaurant in federal hill is facing some pretty serious charges this morning. matthew lasinski is accused of raping a woman in the bathroom on new year's eve. according to police the woman said she had self-drinks at light street at the restaurant. while in the bathroom she claims she was sexually assaulted by the 29

. >>> you'll be happy to learn, some of those full-body nude image tsa scanners at the airport are going they were designed to show if a passenger was carrying a weapon, but they also show everything else, even though tsa policy strictly regulates who gets to see all them naked images of all those passengers. there were still privacy and security issues. and so the ones that reveal a little too much detail are going away in june. >>> here's the new look for the second term. the president has released the new official portrait showing the newly re-elected president sporting a broad smile in the oval office, which we note is the same room where all the problems of the nation wind up. not that much smiling goes on in the course of an average day in that room in the life of an american president. >>> some former presidents are in the news. starting with 43 and 41. both bushes say they will be unable to attend the inauguration. george w. bush 43 says he can't attend due to his father's health and his recent long hospitalization. and president clinton has gone public about something people hav

okay, the tsa doing away with the naked body scanners, that's the good news. someone here says think of all the money these things stripped from the taxpayers. time to privatize airport security once and for all? what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. >> coming up, after the o outrage and action, and full body >> get this, the tsa is says tata to the tna. announcing it will stop using the controversial body scanners at airports by june. the cost to run the roughly 700 scanners in use? more than 450 million dollars a year. jonas, more proof we need to privatize airport security? >> well, i hesitate to say this the week before the flight, i may get the special treatment. they never should about been taken over by the government. and they haven't freed up the i

okay, the tsa doing away with the naked body scanners, that's the good news. someone here says think of all the money these things stripped from the taxpayers. stripped from the taxpayers. time what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. it'll cause cavities, bad breath. patients will try and deal with it by drinking water. water will work for a few seconds but if you're not drinking it, it's going to get dry again. i recommend biotene. all the biotene products like the oral rinse...the sprays have enzymes in them. the whole formulation just works very well. it leaves the mouth feeling fresh. if i'm happy with the results and my patients are happy with the results, i don't need to look any farther. >> get this, the tsa is says tata to the tna. announcing it will

and tsa screeners smelled alcohol on their breath the next morning. the pilots were arrested before the flight took off. >> this isn't a major problem in the airline industry. but even one single occurrence is intolerable and can't be tolerated. >> smooth sailing. >> reporter: drunk pilots were the subject of abc's program "what would you do"? >> get two martinis, please? >> here, actors played the pilots to see if bystanders would intervened. they didn't. >> i think they're going to go fly a plane. he kept talking about new york. >> reporter: luckily bystanders aren't the only line of defense. for pilots who admit to an alcohol problem, there's a government program to help and it has a 90% success rate. allowing pilots to clean up and get back into the cockpit. david? >> lisa, thank you. that experiment really troubling. if you see something, flag authorities. >> lisa, thank you. >>> meantime, rescue crews tonight are searching for a small plane off the coast of venezuela, after a plane disappeared off talkoff. on board the head of the famous italian

and tsa screeners smelled alcohol on their breath the next morning. the pilots were arrested before the flight took off. >> we are in a dive! >> one of hollywood's current hit movies, flight, focuses on a drunk pilot who pulls off a miraculous crash landing, but then has to face the music. >> this toxicology report states you were drunk. >> the legal limit is .04, half of what's allowed for drivers, but still enough to impair judgement. >> reporter: just to give you an idea just how seriously this is taken, in the most extreme cases, pilots could face up to 15 years in prison. in this case, for kristiansen, his fate is still unknown. we don't know his exact alcohol level. we do know that he has been suspended, pending a full investigation. >> so much more to learn. thank you, lisa stark. >>> now we turn to positive signs today that the battered u.s. economy has entered a new year. in this first week of 2013, the dow closed the day up nearly 500 points, thanks in part to the new jobs report and 155,000 jobs were added last month. unemployment steady at

coming up, the tsa makes the call on those innovative body scanners at your local airports. >>> goodvening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. the weekend is just upon us and the weather continues to look great for saturday. here is a sneak peek. plenty of sunshine and upper 60s. thinking about mavericks this weekend, also sun and warming temperatures for sunday. your full weekend forecast and the next chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> those controversial body scanners that show a naked image of travelers will be removed from airports across the country. congressman da mandated they be changed or removed. the tsa has confirmed that it's getting rid of the machines because the company that makes them couldn't come up with a fix. travelers will still be asked to get a body scan that creates a generic image. sfo never installed the machines. oakland has five scanners and eight are in operation in san jose. all the scanners in oakland and san jose will be removed before the deadline in june. >>> the older you get, the harder to multitask. new information sh

sources say romo became "angry and aggressive" with tsa security on new year's day. he was handcuffed and temporarily detained by police. >> he was in a verbal altercation with the t s a agents. when he calmed down we found that he was in violation of airport rules. and he was allowed to leave the airport. i do not see anything in our report that indicates that he was under the influence of a drug or alcohol. >> reporter: there are further witness statements that sergio romo had his fists clenched at one point during this argument with tsa security. do we know what exactly was said during this argument? >> it is still up in the air what they're arguing over. outside of the identification. >> catherine: thank you. >> as you can imagine.a lot of giants fans, and haters, reacting to romo's arrest on our kron-4 facebook fan page. jump in there and join the conversation.i'll be reading comments in about 8 minutes. >>> we're learning more about the 2 people killed in that crash in san francisco's mission district on new year's day. the suspect is david morales. he's been a

that's because the tsa is removing full body scanners at congressional airports.ials say they can't meets a deadline for making the scanners less intrusive. many people on the for manual pat-downs, anyway, including the guy who gave that very familiar warning. >>> i could say in the entire 2 1/2 hours we spoke, he was completely composed, self-assured. he betrayed no nervousness. he had maybe full command of the story suggests that it's a story rather than the truth. but, he had a full command of everything that i posed. >> that was espn's jeremy schaap talking about notre dame linebacker, manti te'o. te'o spoke with schaap off-camera about the girlfriend hoax we've all been reporting on this weekend. it's his first interview since the story broke, and te'o says he was the victim of a horrible hoax and that he lied to his family about meeting his internet girlfriend, basically, because he was embarrassed. >>> well, we'll have much more from the national mall, but for now, let's head back to atlanta and victor, i guess we've also been talking a lot this week about

tsa is saying that full body scanners should be removed by june from oakland. >>> a skier buried by anlanche in the sierra and the dramatic video of the recovery coming up. >>> plus, we'll look at the weather outside your door at this hour and for the afternoon coming up. . >>> authorities say a couple found dead may have been caught up in a storm. the couple had been missing since christmas eve. >>> the avalanche center just released this video from a skier caught in an avalanche. the video was taken from a helmet camera from the rescue team. >>> chilly morning, but as we toss it over to rosmarie we'll check the weather. >>> the weather is feeling a little bit chilly and we are going to continue for the weekend. we are looking at temperatures cool this morning. look at the whites. most of the white in the central value lie but you can see a -- valley, but you can see a few of us in the valley locations sinking in the 20s. the shades of purple shows the 40s. a few shades of pink remaining and along the coastline already warming in the 50s. by noontime, we are feeling pretty good. here'

the tsa says the company making the scanners was in the able to come wupt fix to make them comply withhe mandates. >> still ahead a experiment drug researchers will use to study alzheimer's disease. >> a team is jumping on the tatao hoax story. >> i'm michael finney. i'm still taking your question skpukz contact me at facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter on m finny. i'll answer questions here live in just a little bit. >> looking at western sky, sun and clouds, perfect menu for a beautiful sunset. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and zipping along on golden gate bridge, no problem tl.z stay with us. >>> another straempk turn in the titao girlfriend hoax. a team called the freedom is planning to give away bobbel heads of the girlfriend, only the boxes will be empty. they will have a special seating section for people to bring their imagery friends as well as a pretend kiss cam and image nairy food fight. >> people are piling it on. >> people are having fun at his expense, including jimmy kimmel. >> here is a joke from last night's show. >> have you been foll

the tsa currently uses two types of scanners.roduces an image where a person should be produced. they will remain in service. they produce revealing images. tsa says the company that makes the scanners cannot fix the software in time to meet the congressional man dade. >>> so if you're planning to go to the inauguration, how do you plan what you should wear at what time? it's going to be mighty cold. the average temperature is usually about 37 degrees at noon. we had windchills in the teens last time. so what will the day be like on month? we're going to see a few clounds move in. even late in the day there will be some wind out there and the readings will be low. between 10 and 15 degrees. at noontime, it will feel like 20 to 25 degrees. by the time we get to the afternoon, so a few clouds moving in. monday, tuesday and wednesday will be unreal. your sky staying clear, plenty cold. still enough wind, before long, 7:23, it's up tomorrow. so night for the day. we'll talk about the wave that would be moving in. so the real core wil

the tsa says this can is to be done by june because the company that makes them can't comply with theing the stand -- scanners to produce it sticks like figures instead of the almost nude images. taxpayers spent $40 million also faced criticism for hiring former homeland security secretary michael turn off as a lobbyist for years ago after he left home when security he gave dozens of interviews using his government credentials to promote. up next critics say the food stamp program forces people into cheapened and healthy eating habits. the coupon mom stephanie nelson says that is not true. take a look at this. so join us next to show us how that's a bunch of nonsense. sit with us. ♪ lou: a new report by the academy of sciences questions from the federal government's food stamp program provide adequate healthy diets for the more than 46 million people on the program. my next guest says this that budget of approximately $120 per week is plenty of money to be the family of four if people knew how to shop smart. joining me now, stephanie nelson, the founder of coupon mom. author of the ne

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>> we want people to work at the airports -- >> you already have -- [crosstalk] >> you have 65,000 tsa agents. how many more do you need? >> as we put new technology at the airports, we needed to hire people to work that equipment. >> you have 65,000. i need to know how many more people going to take. >> it is not worth buying equipment we don't have people to operate. >> thank you. i would love to year -- would love to answer your other questions. >> if you could get to the gentleman in writing because we want to watch your time. >> you can watch this and other events online on our web site, c-span.org. jack lew served during the clinton and obama administration that was chief of staff to president obama. >> if you ask how many are self- described libertarian, depending on which poll you look at, you might get between 10% and 15%. if you ask people like if you give them a battery of questions that different ideological things like the believe an ax or do you believe in why, you track this to different ideologies and depending on which poll you are looking at, you get to 30% of america