killing one tsa officer recommendation doesn't go so far as the tsa get a chance but instead when the airport police officers providing the arm security at checkpoints to discuss this latest recommendation and its implications. i've enjoyed earlier by farouk. i gave on transportation policy analyst at reason foundation. i first asked him if this was a good deal considering it stopped short of arming tsa agents. i would see considering the options i know and we cure the tsa coming up with ideas edges are armed police officers mr french. but what they're doing here is they're suggesting that one inside the airport before the security screening to the police local police of the city are allowed to operate the airport. we have a bigger presence in the airport in basically the ones that were made into a little bit more with security. here too for the tsa officers is actually a good idea. the part that recommendations are pretty limited in scope and it would not require hundred more officers on the re offending officers on duty and it would be concentrated at checkpoints in and take the hon

we'll talk with a former tsa deputy director. big controversy today as one state prepares to execute the first woman in more than half a century there. the breaking details on this case straight ahead. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. a different report, a separate government report on tsa's body language training questioning how well the program works given its hefty $1 billion price tag over the last few years, so tom blink is the right guy to talk about this, former deputy director of the tsa. let's just start with armed tsa officers because the officers are the ones that are looking for the bombs, the knives,

fee and security fee would help to sustain tsa. preclearance is a cvt function. >> thank you, mr. secretary. i could i, just to make sure understand the line of questioning -- you mean the men and women in blue. the men and women in green is border patrol. the men and women in blue are cbp officers. >> i am talking about cbp. >> ok. clarification, the abu dhabi preclearance facility is the only one anywhere in the middle east or europe that is part of an island? and then canada on some of the islands. there are no others on the european side except shannon, correct? >> of fee that they are talking about -- >> mr. chairman -- >> >> the fee that they are talking about, that is the fee that has been in effect since 1980. >> that is what i mean. an increase to the fee. >> that is a pretty long-established fee. >> yes, sir. i know about the fee, but my understanding is that there is an additional fee being proposed. do we know what that is? >> to finance tsa. >> but do we know what it is and how much it generates? >> the aviation securi

it's perfume. >> the tsa stands by it's decision. the woman did make her way to denver and bought another perfume. she put it in her check bag on her return flight. >>> cities using drinking water to clean the streets. trying to stop that waste. >>> homeowners rushing to buy earthquake insurance. find out how protected you'll be if the big one strikes. ,,,,,,,, problem. now, one bay area targeting a huge w >>> in this drought any water that goes down the drain is a problem. now one bay area city is targeting a huge water waster. what could be a better way to clean streets. >> reporter: the city of san francisco operates a fleet of street sweepers seven days a week to keep it's streets clean. the problem is these trucks use a lot of water. >> because of the drought we are experiencing, they directed all city departments to cut water by at least 10%. >> public works uses 93 million galons of water a year. they can't just stop street sweeping eso they are looking into the idea of using cleaned water and the plan is for the sweepers to s

i would like to discuss some matter of importance raegarding tsa. female tsos are finding it more difficult to be promoted rather than gaining experience at other stations. >> 33% of tsos are responsible for over 50% of all the pat downs. having female tsos conduct pat downs of female passengers is certainly a well intentioned policy but i have heard continuing problems. they tell me they are not rotating positions per tsa policy because of insufficient number of tsos on duty at passenger check points. the result is the tsos are not getting the experience at other stations to be considered for promotion and being denied shifts because they are disproportionately being kept at the check points. could you discuss with us what steps should tsa take to ensure that female tsos have equal access to training, shift bids, promotions as their male counter parts and the tragic shooting at lo los angeles international airport last year so if you can tell us what steps is tso taking to improve. >> i have not heard that before. but i am not surprised. if we want

that's the plan proposed today by the tsa. they want armed guards in response to the deadly shooting rampage at lax last november. the tsa wants all employees to be trained to respond to all shooting drills. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with our microclimate forecast. >> still another storm system over the next 72 hours. again, if you're just tuning in, we did have a wild day here across california. six funnel cloud reports, two tornadoes, one near chico, the other northeast near roseville. 12 homes damaged. no reports of injuries. we have begun to calm down. now the sun has set, a few showers back here, nothing too heavy. but some wet weather towards pleasanton and livermore. this is what we're going to find throughout tomorrow. spotty areas of activity that will be remaining. right now that sky camera network, you'll need the jacket for tonight. in the east bay, an awesome shot across the san francisco bay towards the bay bridge. winds gusting to 22 miles per hour. so let's get you to the storm tes

tsa is doing. out of pacifica tonight. good evening. a i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carol johnson. a tense standoff ended in >> officers used a flashbang grenade and then the sound of gunfire. this happened on san pedro avenue hours after it it began. >> family members called police to say their son was armed with an ax and displaying paranoid behavior. the neighborhood was evacuated. >> the man stabbed one of the s.w.a.t team members and other s.w.a.t officers opened fire killing him. the injuries to the s.w.a.t officer stabbed were not life-threatening. >>> and security concerns at sfo. a woman who was relentlessly trying to sneak past checkpoint stepped in again and did it tonight. she didn't make it through, but she has in the past. >> she was arrested at sfo. that's where you can see her photo and that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow

tsa has failed to use them. they awarded a $68 million contract to a company just as a small business is about to be certified and able to do that. can you commit to us to ensuring that you put pressure on tsa to use small businesses? >> i would encourage all of my components to look at the most effective and efficient way to contract out for services. my general view is that big is not necessarily better. i would rather have somebody who is more effective, is cost-efficient, is a little hungry, and is looking to fulfill my mission in a cost-effective, efficient way. big is not necessarily better. >> i would ask you to look in that specific instance of the business that is nearing certification and the fact that we may have contracted out all of the opportunity for them without taking into account the fact that they could be included. the other thing i would follow up -- conclude with his coast guard reauthorization. i would publicly state on the record that in the aftermath of both katrina and rita, watching th

lastly, i would just like to discuss some matter of importance regarding tsa. i recently met with transportation security officers who relayed that female t.s. those are finding it more difficult to be promoted because they are held at the passenger checkpoint for pat downs rather than gaining experience at other stations. approximately 33% are women, and has only female t.s. those are permitted to conduct pat downs of female passengers as well as being the preferred choice for pat sounds of children and the elderly, the result is that 33% of t. s. those are responsible for over 50 percent of all patents. having female t.s. those conduct pat downs of female passengers is certainly a well-intentioned policy, but i have heard continuing problems about its implementation. it said the increased demand for female t so at passenger checkpoints, they tell me they are not rotating positions per tsa policy because of insufficient number of t so on-duty at passenger checkpoints. the result is that there not getting the experience in other stations to be considered for pr

a man who helped run the tsa will join us. stay tuned. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. visit truecar.comoney,com,t and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, thisensure®. is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, >>> welcome back, everybody. well, theories abound about what might have happened to malaysian airlines flight, hijacking, piracy, all possible deliberate acts. can security stop someone to board a plane? we're going to talk to a special guest who used to run the tsa. >>> first i want to get to pat buchanan here in our studios. he's here to weigh in on several thing, particularly the development about what's happening with the internet now in the united states giving up its power on this front. what's your reaction to this? >> it's very negative. i think you're transferring the custody of this immensely important

the tsa issued a dozen recommendations in the wake of the tragedy.ome of the other recommendations include increased security at ticket counters and mandatory training on how to respond to a shooting. >> god forbid we are in this situation again. >> the tsa can make recommendations but each airport is in charge of developing its own security plan which is then suggest to a- - subject to approval. the head of the tsa will testify tomorrow to review the recommendations. >>> police arrested six baggage handlers at lax accused of stealing thousands of dollars of items. investigators questioned 8 other baggage handlers. the handlers are accused of stealing and selling them on craigslist. police expect to make more arrests. >>> the 62-year-old woman who has been busted three times for trying to sneak on flights has been arrested again. marilyn hartman was taken into custody yesterday after being spotted in the airport's baggage claim area. although police say she didn't try to board a plane just being at the airport is a violation of the court order for he

the tsa says she is not a bow gnaw fight -- bonafide threat, but it pointed out a weakness. airline passengers were surprised to find a woman has been sneaking past this checkpoint. >> that's hard to believe with how how much they make you go through security. >> they arrested marilyn hartman not far from the checkpoint. >> she is not supposed to be there. she has a court order preventing her from being to the airport unless she has a lawful reason to be there, like a ticket to go somewhere. >> she was arrested three times last february for trying to sneak on board a flight to hawaii. she simply sliped under and bypassed both security guards including the tsa agent who checks your boarding pass and id card. she was caught twice in the boarding area, but once made it on to a high high-bound flight without a boarding pass and was found siting in a ticketed seat before take of yo. she lives in a homeless shelter and says she has cancer and wants to go someplace warm. >> may not be the woman who wants to go to hawaii next time. it may be somebody who wants to cause trouble. >> r

that incident you will remember left one tsa agent dead, three ours wounded. tsa is now recommending to congress that armed law enforcement be present at the checkpoints. >> we had 65 firearms seized at tsa screening checkpoints. 54 of those firearms were loaded and 17 had a round in the chamber. so those are situations where you really doesn't want to have to call the police and wait. >> the "associated press" has reported that the two armed officers at l.a.x. last fall had left. they were on breaks and were out of the terminal. airport police decided months earlier to have officers roam the terminals instead of staffing the checkpoints. >>> san francisco-based levi strauss is about to start restructuring its staff. 800 nonretail and nonmanufacturing jobs will be eliminated over the next 12 to 18 months. the company hopes to save up to $200 million. levi says the move will also make it more competitive. >>> today there were big names a red carpet and some screaming teenagers but the message was different from the norm. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo on the messag

>> to finance tsa. >> but do we know what the fee and is how much it generates? >> well, the aviation security fee -- >> we know what they and are we do know the increases -- we're not excited about and have already explained we're not excited about fees. >> just caught my -- >> one of them is an authorized -- they all require authorization. >> correct. >> thank you. >> i talked earlier about the reports that we're supposed to get, about 20 of them. four of them, mr. secretary, is for the coast guard, capital investment plan, and are the departments comprehensive acquisition status reports should be -- we don't have that. i wanted to get -- i got you but i'd like to know when you're going to get that to us. >> can i -- >> i got a hearing tomorrow. >> i have directed my staff to give you what we owe you, and not delay. i think congress should have what you need to help me. >> i asked that question strictly to make the point. it's helpful to have that kind of information as we go into a hearing. it saves times and makes more accurate questions. going off to somethi

the tsa says she is not a bow gnaw fight -- bonafide threat, but it pointed out a weakness. airline passengers were surprised to find a woman has been sneaking past this checkpoint. >> that's hard to believe with how how much they make you go through security. >> they arrested marilyn hartman not far from the checkpoint. >> she is not supposed to be there. she has a court order preventing her from being to the airport unless she has a lawful reason to be there, like a ticket to go somewhere. >> she was arrested three times last february for trying to sneak on board a flight to hawaii. she simply sliped under and bypassed both security guards including the tsa agent who checks your boarding pass and id card. she was caught twice in the boarding area, but once made it on to a high high-bound flight without a boarding pass and was found siting in a ticketed seat before take of yo. she lives in a homeless shelter and says she has cancer and wants to go someplace warm. >> may not be the woman who wants to go to hawaii next time. it may be somebody who wants to cause trouble. >> r

last year in which a tsa officer was killing, three others wounded. this calls for cops at high-traffic points in some airports and during peak hours mostly. >>> the beautiful city of charlotte, north carolina, tonight is coming to grips with an ugly story involving its mayor who has been in office for a grand total of 115 days. he was busted today by the fbi after a sting operation several years in the making. patrick cannon is facing charges of theft and bribery after the fbi says it launched a fake real estate scheme. they say he asked for and received $48,000, use of a luxury apartment, kickbacks, and in the most recent payment he accepted $20,000 in cash, they say, in his office. if convicted he could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> new stat out today from the cdc may not come as a big surprise to those who've been either hospital patients or their caregivers. 1 in 25 hospital patients pick up an infection during their hospital stay according to this new estimate. the good news here, the trend is headed down because of so many hospitals' effor

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in that report, the agency recommends training all tsa employees for a shooting incident. they recommend installing more panic alarms and having them linked to security cameras. >>> a guilty verdict delivered against an al qaeda spokesman connected to the september 11th attacks. he is also the highest ranking al qaeda to face trial on american soil since the attacks. today in new york, the son-in-law of osama bin laden was convicted of conspireing to kill americans and providing material support to terrorist. the jury saw video of him threatening quote the storm of airpo airplanes will not abate. >>> ahead, a big decision one that impacts hundreds of people in the bay area, an announcement by levi strous. >> the fire chief is now a quadriplegic and that hasn't stopped him from returning to work full-time. i'll have that story in a full report. >>> we're tracking two tornado warnings across california and a third storm on the way for the bay area as we head throughout this upcoming weekend. we'll have full details on the storm timeline coming up in just a few minutes. >>> l

the tsa ordered the report after a shooting at los angeles international airport last year.eport recommends putting more security near ticket counters and teaching tsa workers thew respond to shootings. the armed security should be the job of airport police. >>> congress woman from washington, d.c. introduced a bill that would allow tracking of sexual assaults on airliners. she has been told more and more often women sleeping on planes wake up to find someone groping or fondling them. >> i could envision how a woman waking up with somebody all over her might think she is having a nightmare, someone is trying to sexual assault her. >> the fbi investigates reports it does not track how many there are. she hopes her bill would give authorities the data they need to deal with the problem. >>> nissan is recalling cars because of an air bag failure. faulty censors may not be able to tell when someone is sitting in the seat. the recall effects models from 2013 and 2014, the altima, leaf, math finder and centra. >>> arrested and locked up for two years without being charged. tonight

so, the aviation infrastructure fee and the security fee would help to sustain tsa. preclearance is a cbp function. >> okay. thank you mr. secretary. >> could i have just to make sure i understand what the line of questioning is, you said border patrol. you mean the men and women in blue. the men and women in green is border patrol. the men and women in blue is cbp officers. i just want to make sure. for us -- >> i'm talking about cbp. >> the men and women in blue. okay. >> mr. kingston, just for clarification, the the abu dhabi preclearance -- the only one in europe is in ireland and then canada and some in the islands. there is no others over on the european side except shannon? is that correct? >> mr. chairman -- >> and the fee that they're talking about, the immigration user fee on the abu dhabi issue that's a fee that has been in effect since 1980. they are asking for an increase in the fee. >> that's what i mean. >> but that is is a pretty long time established fee. >> no, no. i know. yes, sir, i know about the fee. but as i understand, there is an additional f

one tsa officer died and three other people were hurt.the reagan national airport outside of washington on what the changes mean for millions. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the memo that was sent across the country. it calls for immediate action on recommendations that include increasing police presence at security checkpoints. expect a more visible police presence at airport security checkpoints today. the tsa is moving forward with the report's 14 recommendations. among them calls for increased police presence during peak travel times at check points and ticket counters. >> some officers with their guns drawn -- >> reporter: last november's shooting at international airport exposed large gaps in security. not only were tsa screeners at risk but passengers too. some panic alarms and emergency phones inside the terminal were not working properly and law enforcement response was disorganized according to an 80-page independent review last week. the tsa relies on local law enforcement to police security checkpoints, but t

. >>> well, the tsa warns to put armed police officers at airport checkpoints during peak hours. now, the proposal is in response to the shooting death of a tsa officer in los angeles last november. assigning police to airports will depend on local priorities and funding. >>> northern california having some very rough weather this week. >> about 90 miles north of sacramento, a funnel cloud was spotted yesterday followed by a hailstorm. now, it's not known if the funnel cloud ever actually touched down. another was seen nearby the day before. and that part of the state on up into oregon will see heavy rain today with rain showers in the landslide area in washington, as well. there will also be rain or snow for a good part of the nation's midsection. >> it will be surprisingly cool in the southwest but for the 80s in the texas area. cities up near the canadian border, they'll be in the 40s. >>> and now we have some breaking interplanetary news. a potential new planet is our solar system. that's right, astronomers have announced the newfound planetoid orbits the sun at its closest p

tsa rules prohibit flying with anything that looks like a weapon.nth, we told you about agents at heathrow airport confiscating a tiny gun on a toy story doll. >>> finally, a kindergartner spent an entire day at the wrong school, pretending to be a first grader, and no one noticed. school officials in upstate new york blame it on a series of mistakes. the 5-year-old got on the wrong bus in the morning, driven by a substitute driver. when she got to the wrong school, teachers were waiting for a new student. when asked, the little girl said she was that student and spent the whole day answering to the wrong name. the mistake was only discovered when the kindergartner's mom called the school because her daughter was not on the bus home. the school district is reviewing its procedures. >>> they served during past conflicts and were wrongly denied the medal of honor because of prejudice. honoring 24 army veterans, including 17 latinos and 5 jewish vets. white house correspondent wendell goler on righting a wrong. >> 24 servicemen from world war ii, korea

the data is too fragmentary. >> back to the tsa founder, where do we go?> go to the very beginning, you have to look at everybody who touched the air force since it landed in kuala lumpur. all those things have been examined. now that you have 2 transponders turned off, it flew at a lower altitude, they were still communicating with the ground. that is a scenario, a head office is where you put all the investigative things together. this leads you to assume it has to be one or both of the pilots. >> someone else who also knows what is going on on an airport is laura gladding, president of the association of professional flight attendants. she spoke to the "market makers" team this morning about why the transponder would have been turned off. >> the only reason is if there was an electrical problem, perhaps it was overheating and there was a safety concern. even then there would be communication to the ground that there was a problem with electricity and that they needed to turn the transponder off. that is an indication that there was something very unusua

at the airport as long as you don't get in the way the scoring process cover the tsa warns there could be local restrictions on taking photos and therefore it is unclear if there is a legal authority for them to do this i suggest if you want to make your flight on time. doris get photography and video on her feet are tools that can help increase government transparency. oh well in most cases you're well within your right to tell the police there are queues instance is it with the wives are still unclear. your rights to be respectful lives in place washington dc area boring parts. still i had on rta out in the vast expanses of space a special star has been discovered is considered to be one of the biggest stars ever found more on this costly discovery after the break i think. for me. do all that is all about money bachmann. if you like. i did the city. if you don't. did you know the difference is the only industry specifically mentioned that's because a free and open price is critical to our democracy should out of his. oh well in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today i

they are calling for more armed police officers to help keep tsa agents safe.his following the shooting death of tsa officer gerardo fernandez in november of last year. better ways to protect their personnel. the agents are not considered law enforcement they are not allowed to carry guns. he has pleaded not guilty to 11 charges stemming from that attack. >> cars, they come and go but sometimes you get a blast from the past. this mint condition 1969 ford muss change shelby 500 was found in a car collector's garage after being untouched for 12 years. the owner never washed it because he was afraid of scratching the paint. the car itself is in near perfect condition. the mustang originally purchased for $5,200 now should sell at auction next month, ready for this? for over 100,000. >> recall of nearly 1 million cars. we have this news and your other top business news. >> a million cars and suv's because the front air bags may not inflate in the crash. altimas 2013 and 2014 model years. there have been no injuries and no deaths so far. >> it is the first rate pres

but airlines do certify to tsa that all the background work has been done on these individuals, all theand the whole point has been said -- why do you want to review us so closely when we are in control of the airplane and can take us down -- take it down? that statement has just been made. the point is, you need to consider and be scrutinized by every -- and scrutinize everyone. this is so unfortunate for the families that this has dragged on. but come and you know, each time as an investigator -- that is my expertise. >> we had on yesterday mary schiavo. the inspector general focusing on airline parts and such and you were more focused on the security issue. majoryou say there is a partition insecurity between the way the united states looks at these processes and the way malaysia or other asian nations would? >> i don't know that. tsa is to work with all other countries that fly to and from the united states and over the united states, to get as close to our standards as possible. and of course, with the europe and some of the asian countries, you learn something from them, , and you

swift check ins, tsa precheck two of the best are portland and austin.se are destinations that are culinary airports. >> some of the worst, laguardia. bill and hillary clinton national airport. it was under construction. montana. >> thank you so much for joining us. up next a look at the news this week and from wedding bells to rocking chairs we can tell you how to save big on your tax bill at every stage of your life. >>> for more on our show and our guests you can go to our website. here are the stories that will impact your money this week. these companies will be reporting earnings results. on monday president obama will be visiting the netherlands. tuesday the s&p case shiller index is due. and on thursday the final read for 4th quarter will be relea d released. on thursday microsoft ceo will be holding his first press conference. if you have made significant changes in your life, that could impact your tax bill. >> sharon, thank you for being here today. why don't we start off with people who are newly engaged or newly married. >> well intoly m ll

we have a former tsa deputy director. why do you think that, tom? >> well i think that you, first of all are getting so many differing aspects of this story. we've got thy military. we've got malaysian military malaysia air traffic control, 26 countries as you just reported. it is important to some aspects of this we stick to what we know and that is the fundamental of aviation security in post-9/11 that the cockpit can not be breached. what appears what happened is, this plane was diverted off course by the settings on a computer that was inside the cockpit. no one should have had access to it. and whoever did have access to it would have to have some fairly extensive understanding of avionics and what to do and when do it sequentially so that the technical result of turning the aircraft would result. jenna: tom does it surprise you we're just learning this news now 10 days in? >> well, it is frustrating more than surprising. i think that the malaysians have been slow to begin looking into the backgrounds of the pilots. i hope they're looking into

. >>> body language, tsa checkers at the airport checking your facial expressions and other signs to determine if you're a threat. >> and those eerie sounds, the artist doesn't touch. the u.s. and russia are talking diplomacy about the crisis in ukraine. president obama spent an hour on the phone with vladimir putin today. >>> search crews are hunting in a new part of the southern indian ocean for the missing malaysia airlines plane. flight 370 disappeared exactly three weeks ago tonight. officials are analyzing pictures of objects found floating in the new location and ships are working to recover anything that might be debris from the boeing 777. >>> officials from washington state say they don't know how long the search and recovery mission might take after a mudslide wiped out a town last saturday. the rain makes the credit work of the first responders even tougher. allen schauffler, after seven days of searching what new do we know? where do things stand right now? >> well, they stand here. there's a horrible site, the landslide site just downstream from us. terrible conditions

lax was the scene of a shooting november 1 that killed a tsa officer.he police chief for taking officers from fixed posts and putting them on mobile patrols inside the airport. he defended the decision saying it made them less predictable to attackers. >>> governor chris christie met with reporters, first time in two months. governor chris christie was asked how the scapeddal would effect -- scandal would effect a candacy for presidentdant. -- candidacy for president. >> i had nothing to do with this. in the long sweep of things, any voters, if they consider this issue at all in consideration my candidacy if there is one, i got a feeling it will be a small element of it. >> the report blames two of governor chris christie's aids for the decision to close lanes on the george washington bridge. lawmakers and prosecutors are looking into the closures. >>> mark your calendar, super bowl l date has been set. the nfl announced today the big game will be played on february 7, 2016. it is estimated that a super bowl brings 300 to $500 million, included in that

opposed it on both sides and also the police chiefs association opposed, restaurant and churches, the tsa, the atlanta mayor and one telling us this. >> i voted no, along with other members in the house and concerned with the number of places to carry guns. definitely schools as a parent my concern comes with start arming the teachers is that teacher responsible for protecting the kids in the class or going after the perpetrator in the building? >> tony, also stand your ground law, we know that term, a lot of people think that perhaps will become a bigger problem and people a little fire friendly. major concerns here, but a lot of people are supporting it. it is going both ways here in the state of georgia. >> all right, robert, thank you. >> a new report details a fatal police shooting linked to the boston marathon bombers. in florida prosecutors released a report on the fatal shooting, in may the fbi and the massachusetts police questioned him about the friendship with tam rev. the shooting was in self-defense. in texas, the coast guard is allowing limited traffic through the houston sh

rebecca jarvis, thank you so much. >>> security at the airport could be changing if the tsa gets its way. the agency wants to place armed police officers at airport checkpoints during the busiest hours. the proposal is one change being recommended after that deadly shooting at the los angeles international airport just last year. >>> and in boston, two firefighters have lost their lives battling a fierce wind-driven fire that tore through a brownstone. the men became trapped in the basement, 13 others injured. fellow firefighters escorted the body of one victim from the site as the others lined the street to salute him. >>> well, the mayor of charlotte, north carolina, has resigned after being arrested during an fbi sting. mayor patrick cannon accused of accepting more than $48,000 in bribes and then soliciting another million in bribes. >>> a california lawmaker who pushed for gun control has been arrested in a gun trafficking scheme. state senator leyland yee is fighting those charges. >>> police in maryland are looking for a thief with a taste for the finer things. someone drove o

onse to last >>> the tsa says it is deeply disturbed by the findings in a report about the emergency response to last year's deadly shooting at l.a.x. dave lopez tells us, the airport was not prepared for quite a crisis. >> we are lucky the shooting didn't take more lives. we're lucky that day casualty list was not higher. >> mayor mark began his reaction to the 83 page report. a report on the response and recovery efforts following the november 1, 2013 shooting terminal 3, l.a.x. >> the biggest failure was our lack of communication. we denial mobilize the operation center. >> just after 9:00 a.m. that morning, the suspect armed, barged into terminal 3, and killed tsa agent, jerardo hernandez, then there was chaos. >> make sure we do everything we can to ensure we don't depend on luck as well as the heroic work of our first responders. >> by the outside consultant firm, quote, agencies lack radio coordination. no radio flight command for 45 minutes and no central p.a. throughout the airport. >> it's incumbent upon all of us to take a clear eyed, detailed look at every aspect of this

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>> tsa said every airline has to come up with a procedure.ou will be lucky if you are on the airlines that do use the cart and flight attendants. some use a flight attendant. that method is the most robust form the airlines have to protect the cockpit during a breach. you see what happens two seconds lat later. >> it was not mandated by the congress, your husband's employer said they were going to take this step. they were going to provide secondary doors. the dreamliners started to be delivered to united and now continental. you became aware of the fact despite what they said, the secondary doors were not present. >> they were installed on a lot of airplanes. it is an easy fix and inexpensive. now continental and united have merged, it is a team. they do not have the same philosophy. i was appalled that the company was removing the doors, but all the other airlines were not doing this. it is clear in the study that the forms of use to protect the cockpit do not work and the secondary barrier was proven to work 100% of the time on 100% of the

between if two and $3 million they've given up the equivalent of 31 percent of their income and the tsas have lost money and given lost hope by a former administrator that lied to them. it it it is ironic that mr. burns was a skirt aid. there are employees we're the bank you turn to when he need a bailout. now is the time to make historic reference. lee i coke paid it back. when teachers and parents got a note from the superintendant that was only $13 million available and the board members said there's commitments from $7 million the teachers figured out there was a 2 percent raise in under that's not enough not justice that is no way to treat people who trusted you with their 63 million dollars to do their job now is the time to look for your money to pay our debt >> thank you mr. kelly. >> hi, i'm a student at balboa high school. now i heard there was a rumor that the classes were going to be shut down and when i heard about that i was really sdpaftd that class made me who i am. i don't know about my families language and my relatives my ann concerts i had a class and the 3 main words

but let's go back a moment on tsa.al reaction to a national security organization in this, in my day, were to you immediately look at this and then review your procedures and discuss whether or not you might do something. and you make a decision whether or not it's necessary, i'm sure tsa did not ignore. this they immediately went through an assessment on what they should do. >> i suspect everybody, including boeing and every airline, international, as well as other countries were all because it's now -- it's consumed now the entire world looking for. this but thank you to the entire panel for joining us tonight. and straight ahead. >> thank you, greta. >> why no cell phone calls from flight 370. we all remember those frantic calls from hijacked passengers on 9/11. no one reported hearing on anybody on board flight 370? why were there no calls? that's next. keep your tweets and facebook posts coming. those litt things still get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis i

with, those are two of the more interesting ones, especially the idea of knowing where the shortest tsaline is. i think a lot of people would like to have that ability when they go to the airport. back to you. >> absolutely. really streamlining the process and really impressed by some of that new technology. we do want to tell you about a very special program tonight. after many, many years on cnbc, 7:00 p.m. tonight is the final "the kudlow report." free market capitalism being the best path to prosperity will always continue as larry does become a special cnbc contributor. not only will you see larry on "street signs" here on this show, he is also going to now be able to enjoy dinner with his lovely wife. she is probably pretty relieved about this as well. >> yeah. yeah. that's a great thing. you guys want to show the biotech etf quickly? show you a little more of the picture of why the nasdaq is having some bit of trouble here just after lunch. there's the ibb, down 3%. it was flat to higher in the morning. so as some of these names, i know i have already mentioned celgene but throw

you got your tsa records and found the description of why you are going abroad for a reporting trip was actually reported to private companies and turned over to the government. >> this was shocking. it went to the customs of border control. one of the few sets of files you can obtain fairly easily it easily means waiting three months and writing letters. so it was incredibly good. what i learned from it, "the wall street journal" where i was working used to travel agents become which use the system that basically automatically sent some of the internal communications i have with my boss. i had to fill out an online form about my atmosphere traveling comic veteran. that is, travel would get approved. by the virtue of no one's paying attention, all as can indications were into government files. when i got this, they understandably flips out because they have knowledge of where reporters are going about this story. they actually stopped working with us travel agency for a period of time until they got it fixed. this is one of the data age we live in right now. if i asked "the wall street

last november a man with a high powered rifle shot and killed a tsa officer at a security checkpoint in terminal 3, then went through the check point and shot and injured two tsa officers and a school teacher before police shot him and placed him under arrest. you saw his photo there, 24 years old, has pled not guilty to chargeses. the report criticizes the police and fire response saying both agencies set up separate command posts which added to the chaos of that day, took 45 minutes to coordinate together. officers and firefighters radios were incompatible. there was almost no communication between police and fire and the airport emergency operation center and because of this confusion first responders didn't know where and how to respond. hence, the long delay for the emts to help the dying officer. what the report does not address, the fact that there were only two armed officers in terminal 3, and that both were out of position to provide a quick response. there is a separate report t one you alluded to, that's prepare bid the union representing some of the airport workers. it i

a tsa officer was killed and three others were wounded when paul ciancia started shooting in terminal 3 last november. the report found the airport was not prepared for the crisis. airport police officers were out of position and there were numerous problems with communications. >> coming up on the "morning news," tipping point. stiff winds topple a truck crossing a bridge. this is the "cbs morning news." crossing the bridge. this is the "cbs morning news." we have a situation. what? we're out of dunkin'. emergency backup. one taste, and you'll understand. enjoy dunkin' donuts coffee anytime. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. they weren't looking at me. ♪ i

going to be able to do now through peef in our strategic planning through our logic model is to have tsa's, teachers on special assignment, because of curriculum instruction design intervention specific curriculum that is going to establish some super standards that are aligned to the common core for standards that is more relevant for the students. you can call me and i would love to talk and do it. and to get your input and maybe be on the focus group to start to develop that curriculum is that we realize that our students who are in credit recovery might need a different type of in instruction that they receive in a regular school day and we want toen sure we are using a smarter approach to addressing those needs of students. we are a firm believer in that and we are excited with how we are going forward with that. thanks. >> okay. seeing no further comments, thank you mr. coffman and ms. chan for the presentation. our next select committee will be on the third wednesday of march now. and we have on deck we have the children's fund hearing that supervisor avalos and yee have called for

about the international investigation into what happened, tom blank, former deputy director of the tsa to speak with you. >> nice to be with you. >> are we now beginning to learn there might have been personal issues that affected the competence of the pilot and his professional duties? >> well, it certainly coming into play. it looks as though we have a lead pilot, the pilot in command who was having difficulties in his personal life and the reports that that there were multiple reasons for that potential difficulty. that's certainly not a positive thing. it's certainly not indicative of the state of mind that you want a pilot in command to have when he's at the controls of an airliner with 239 people, plus crew aboard. for the other pilot, i think that there are in general some standards that malaysian airlines and the malaysian government, since the airline is a government airline, that they're going to have to answer for. and that is was this pilot at 27 years old, was he too young to be fly not guilty that right seat? was he trained adequately? did he have enough time in the air?

. - eight cities, 40 comics, one slap fight with a tsa agent. i'm done. jayden's the one. [sighs] now we just have to make jack think that hiring jayden was his decision. who are the decoys we will be using for the audition? - uh, middle-aged female comic with a bolo tie, one-man band who only plays halloween music, and australia's jackie mason. jack will hate all of them and pick jayden. - ugh, i hate doing this to people. they all think this is their big break, but we're just using them. - call it the hornberger system. - you've never been on the other side of this, pete. auditioning is hard. so much rejection. elizabeth lemon, i am represented by suzanne's b-plus talent. my carpets need a deep clean.

he basically said i don't know why the tsa is so crazy and airports.i could just go to the mall and bobbitt note problem which is actually true but it may be unwise to say. he said it saw a couple of weeks later this guy and his friend were shopping and his friends saw something on his car. the fbi had put this on his car to surveilled him. he later found out that was because of his friends comment. this is already a disturbing story but i found disturbing what happened afterwards. after they found that they were being surveilled by the fbi their friendship fell apart. he didn't want to be friends with a guy who might put him in danger and he became incrediblincredibl y circumspect in his actions. he doesn't feel free to talk about anything subversive. he is muslim-american and he now uses a different name as he feels like it's less prevalent and he is still detained every time he comes across international borders. he doesn't feel he has the same free-speech rights that are central part of our country. >> you argue powerfully in the chapter that is no

i think if you fly you should pay for the tsa, i think if you drive, you should pay for it through a gas tax. the problem that everybody brings up that goes into the gem revenue. it's not being used on the roads. >> that is the problem. the problem is not the government raising money. the problem is the government. >> absolutely. sasha, what do you say is that issue? >> you know, we have the worst kind of government in the world except for every other one that exists, right? it is, there is going to be an ineptitude, absolutely. i think the fix for this is localizeing pot everywhere? do you see colorado is looking at making $6 million a year. >> is that because you are so high you don't notice the roads? >> you don't see the roads at all. >> we keep saying, well, it's the government. we're always going to have -- we aren't always going to have to dig deep. soosh sha rides the same road i do in northern virginia. that was a public partnership, the private part took on the bulk of the risk for that and the state of virginia gets the bulk of the revenue or a lot of the revenue. they onl