the tsa charging you more for your flights.s are against the new fees. >> talk about being on a treadmill. it is the video we have been showing you all day long. it continues right now. >> i am loving that song. good morning. it is thursday june 19th. welcome to "fox & friends". beautiful american flag. i am heather childers. nice to have you here. >> great to be here with you heather. i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour. let's start with the fox news alert. terrorists flying the black flags over iraq's biggest oil refinery as the country seems to crumble. >> iraq asking the u.s. for air support but the president wants to wait. doug luzader is live in washington with more. >> heather and heather good morning. the white house under a lot of pressure to make some kind of decision on this. the administration says they have ruled outcome boots on the ground but yet at the same time they say all options are on the table. fighter jets taking off from the george h.w. bush. they are being used for recognizance missions over i

. >> and tsa agent find a hand grenade in the luggage of a stanford professor. we will show you why the professor says it was all an honest mistake. >> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a nationwide manhunt is under way after fbi agent and hazmat crews raided an apartment and came away with potentially eskimosive chemicals. police are looking for 22-year-old ryan chamberlain. jody is live in san francisco with more. jodi? >> terry, the fbi says they uncovered explosive materials from inside the san frn apartment here. they do not know if he still has any of the same type of materials on him, but as you said, he is still considered armed and dangerous. now, take a look at the man the fbi is looking for. he is 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain the second. we are told he he was last seen yesterday south of san francisco driving a white 2008 nissan altima. fbi agent and hazardous materials investigators spent all day yesterday at chamberlain's apartment. they are quiet about what they found inside but said it was explosive. they have sent the m

the tsa and the report says it will begin working on it immediately. reporting live at sfo, kpix5. >>> the fate of a midcentury modern movie theater in san jose is now in the hands of the city council. the century 21 dome theater opened in 1964, a familiar landmark outside of the mystery house. it shows the last move nemarch. the owners want to tear it down. the fans want to preserve the thaoeter and the two sister domes. the city council begins public hearings on tuesday weather to seek landmark status for the domes. >>> a new study about grocery workers in california and their difficulty putting the food they sell on plates themselves heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you type o

. >>> tsa is looking at changes in security screening process. what they may not be looking at so closely anymore. >> there you go $40. >> it was not just the hot weather that brought out the hot weather. but even mr. hidden cash has his critics. woman: mmm. avocado bacon omlette. ooh, a blt with avocado... waitress: yeah. fresh avocado, creamy pepper sauce. it's delicious. and it's a great deal. woman: sounds amazing, but shouldn't that be called a blta? waitress: sweetheart, one bite, and you're not going to care what it's called. [ bell rings ] welcome to denny's. the biggest money hunts yetr mark kelly was with the cros at crissy field. >>> hidden cash returned to san francisco today if in one of the biggest money hunts yet. mark kelly was with the crowds at christie field. >> 10:00 a.m., the first clue tweeted. looks like a nice day to blow bubbles and eat ice-cream cones at the beach. >> reporter: another clue. palas of fine arts. not long and christie fields was flooded. >> let's head out, let's go. >> reporter: from the four- legged to th

>> yes ma'am. >> it you don't folt tsa, you should. the tweets, warnings, yet hilarious too. this is the most illegal app we could think of, and about four knives too many. and this one says please leave your karate kid dreams at home. can you believe people bring this on planes? and 80 pounds of how did you think this was going to end well? and i love this one, yep, firearms are still a no. whatnot to bring to the airport. >> it has reached point you're following the tsa. >> i want to see the lost and found for laguardia airport. >> no doubt. >>> the hottest video on the web is really cool. >> these guys and the illusion. okay, go. remember the treadmill video from 2006 they were famous for. they released a new video, 1 million hits in one day, and a ton of optical illusions. the song is called "the writings on the wall." here's an example. starts simple. this is one of the school illusions. hard to tell what boxes are there and aren't. they did it in one take. it goes on. it's very elaborate, one take. >> i wonder how many tries they

it then gets back to the tsa. the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer my wrerl question. the next question i'm going to ask of all of you is what is our to do list on this committee and in the congress? >> i ask you and the committee is for a continued dialogue, and i share this with ranking member before he stepped out. a continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence, give the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and that we're all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. this is -- th

tsa administers the program jointly with the united states coast guard, tsa is responsible for enrollment, security threat assessments and technical systems. the coast guard is responsible for enforcement of card use. since the program was launched in 2007 in wilmington, delaware, we've conducted security threat assessments and issued cards to 2.9 million workers, including longshoremen, truckers and rail and vessel crews. and merchant mariners. the twic program is the first and largest federal program to issue a biometric credential. working closely with industry and our dhs partners, the program has evolved over the years to address concerns over the applicability of federal smart card best practices to a working maritime environment, such as the requirement for two trips to an enrollment center for card enrollment and activation. tsa reformed the program by launching one visit in june of 2003 in alaska and michigan. this provides workers the option to receive their twic through the mail rather than requiring in-person pickup and activation. last month tsa moved from the pilot phase of

it then gets back to the tsa. the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer my wrerl question. the next question i'm going to ask of all of you is what is our to do list on this committee and in the congress? >> i ask you and the committee is for a continued dialogue, and i share this with ranking member before he stepped out. a continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence, give the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and that we're all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. this is -- th

gerri: well, from cars to planes, under a new tsa rule passengers will start paying more for tsa securitys soon as next month. you know what that means. or fees tacked onto your airline ticket, so will these added fees are in? joining me now travel expert mark murphy. what in the heck are they proposing here? how are they going to get into my pocket again? >> at the end of the year last year congress pass this and they were going to take the fees up to 250 for a nonstop flight or $5.60 per segment and so that has artie past and is getting instituted. the hubbub now is to want to change definition of a connecting flight, so now with a connecting flight they can hit you twice as long as there is a four hour layover when you are traveling. that it becomes to separate flights and now you are paying $11.20 and if you start looking at multiple flight over the course of a week or a few days for a traveler it could be four times with the fee would have been under the old rules. gerri: this whole show is been about higher taxes practically tonight. we keep talking about it. we were talking about t

it then gets back to the tsa. the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer >> the next question to ask all of you is what do we need to do? as a committee and in the congress to make sure we continue to make progress? >> my ask of you in the committee is for continued dialogue and i shared this with ranking member coburn before he stepped out. they continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence and the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and we are all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas

. >> it wasn't an area that tsa had established standards for at this poimpblt. >> even though tsa doesn't require it, could they have thm there? >> there are serp things that you can do above and beyond the base ache sdand ards. >> insiders say anyone who gets aheld of a badge that oechs these doors can go from the sidewalk to inside the tirmal n saekds. >> they can be in the terminal for 20 seconds. >> so what you see is the tip of the ice burg. there's a lot of thing that is go on bhiends the scenes: >> at another set of doors, we wamped as one worker wiebs a back. >> obama one badge was swimmed for three employ kbrees. the sign reads all personnel must swipe their badge. >> that is not the sdsh yes, that is permanent. an airport spokes opinion checked this e-mail. that grun as sboelt is material milted. >> so what about toez doors that we showed youeredier that lead directly to the terminal. with foupd them packing items from star bucks. moments later, enters the terminal. >> that badge eventually could belong to someone else. so the bajs itself has different working levels on it. ther

the tsa wants to track their smartphones and other wi-fi gadgets to determine how quickly or slowly they move through security. the tsa says they -- the tracking system that they will use will not deploy -- it will not collect travelers' personal information. >>> the san jose world cup party starts bright and early tomorrow morning. organizers spent most of the day setting up in plaza de cesar chavez. it will start at 8:30 in the morning, a half hour before the first game. they hope as many as 2,000 will come out. the fans will watch the game on a giant 10 foot by 20 foot screen. and the screen is already up at san francisco's civic center plaza. they will show games tomorrow there. when the u.s. plays ghana and tuesday when mexico plays brazil. they will also show the other u.s. games of course. >> now abc7 is the only place to watch the world cup live tomorrow. you can watch columbia and greece at 8:30 followed by uruguay and costa rica at 11:30. and don't miss a moment of the world cup action with watch abc. that lets you see the matches on your smartphone tablet or your computer. it

>> there are different things you can do and the tsa doesn't require it. there's things you do above and beyond the basic standards. >> we watched these doors for a week as passengers and anyone else who wants to walks by. anyone who gets a hold of a badge that opens these doors, can go from the sidewalk to inside the terminal in seconds. from what we saw, the swipe of a badge and then they can be in the terminal within 20 seconds and there's nobody checking them. >> certainly what you see is kind of like an iceberg. you have the tip of the iceberg. there's a lot of things that go on behind the scenes to prepare that employee for what he or she is required and allowed to do. >> at another set of doors just feet away, we watched as one worker swiped a badge and two others followed him in. >> only one badge was swiped for three employees. >> the sign on it reads, all personnel must swipe their badge. >> is that permitted? >> that is not the secure area door, yes, that is permitted. >> an airport spokesperson later sent this e-mail stating officials check the

it's monitored through the tsa operation center. so everything from the contractor's data center -- >> you've answered my question. got it. all right. thank you. >> i would like to ask mr. caldwell to answer my earlier question. >> absolutely. >> the next question i'm going to ask of all of you is what do we need to do? what is the to do list on the committee and the congress? to make sure we're continuing to make progress. >> absolutely, mr. chairman. i ask of you and the committee is for a continued dialogue. i shared this with ranking member coburn before he stepped out. a continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence, give the american people the confidence we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and that we're all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. the threat is evolving. so, too, have our measurement of, you know, where we're headed next. so i would appreciate a continued dialogue with you about h

the tsa plans to open one in san francisco in another few weeks and one in san jose by the end of the summer. >>> water rates are going up for more than a million people in the east bay. a 9.5% increase was just approved by the east bay m.u.d.'s board of directors. it goes into effect july 1st and that means the average monthly bill will jump from about $46 to about $52. east bay m.u.d. member -- board members said the rate hike is needed to help pay off the district's $2 billion debt. a big chunk of that debt came from a project to bring water from the sacramento river to the east bay. east bay mud serves about 1.3 million people in alameda and contra costa counties. >>> the alameda county fair opens to the public next week but today fair organizers are making a big announcement. our very own steve paulson is live in pleasanton at the fair grounds and joins us live with the big news and then the weather. steve? >> reporter: absolutely, tori. thank you. out here at the alameda county fair. san mateo is going on right now. they close sunday, next wednesday, the alameda county fair will

what tsa agents found in his carry-on luggage.wl these folks have been camped out for two weeks on top of a garage. what are they doing? the answer is coming up in tonight's bay area proud. >>> also -- >>> coming up at 5:00, armed and dangerous. that's how fbi agents describe a san francisco man at the heart of a nationwide manhunt. we have new information on what hazmat crews find in his apartment this weekend. >>> and an emotional gathering in the bay area. family and friends honoring one of the students killed in the deadly rampage near santa barbara. >> also -- >> trust them. it's okay. >> plus an idaho community is getting ready for a homecoming. the american soldier who has been held for years by the taliban is coming home. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. following up on the developing story, a nationwide manhunt under way as fbi agents and hazmat crews raided a fran apartment and came away with potentially explosive chemicals. 42-year-old ryan chamberlain is wanted in connec

the tsa wants to track their smartphones and other wi-fi gadgets to determine how quickly or slowly they move through security. the tsa says they -- the tracking system that they will use will not deploy -- it will not collect travelers' personal information. >>> the san jose world cup party starts bright and early tomorrow morning. organizers spent most of the day setting up in plaza de cesar chavez. it will start at 8:30 in the morning, a half hour before the first game. they hope as many as 2,000 will come out. the fans will watch the game on a giant 10 foot by 20 foot screen. and the screen is already up at san francisco's civic center plaza. they will show games tomorrow there. when the u.s. plays ghana and tuesday when mexico plays brazil. they will also show the other u.s. games of course. >> now abc7 is the only place to watch the world cup live tomorrow. you can watch columbia and greece at 8:30 followed by uruguay and costa rica at 11:30. and don't miss a moment of the world cup action with watch abc. that lets you see the matches on your smartphone tablet or your computer. it

the tsa wants to track their smartphones and other wi-fi gadgets to determine how quickly or slowly they move through security. the tsa says they -- the tracking system that they will use will not deploy -- it will not collect travelers' personal information. >>> the san jose world cup party starts bright and early tomorrow morning. organizers spent most of the day setting up in plaza de cesar chavez. it will start at 8:30 in the morning, a half hour before the first game. they hope as many as 2,000 will come out. the fans will watch the game on a giant 10 foot by 20 foot screen. and the screen is already up at san francisco's civic center plaza. they will show games tomorrow there. when the u.s. plays ghana and tuesday when mexico plays brazil. they will also show the other u.s. games of course. >> now abc7 is the only place to watch the world cup live tomorrow. you can watch columbia and greece at 8:30 followed by uruguay and costa rica at 11:30. and don't miss a moment of the world cup action with watch abc. that lets you see the matches on your smartphone tablet or your computer. it

. >> it was the tsa's fault, not mine. >> reporter: did you just hop the fence? was it that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me. >> reporter: these days, he is spending his time doing normal teenager things. >> i have been going to the movie theater and playing video games. >> reporter: he is also doing some packing. he plans to move to minnesota to live with a relative. >> reporter: how do you feel about leaving california, leaving your brother, your sisters? your dad? >> i will miss them. >> reporter: well yahya abdi will be a junior in high school this fall. he wants to join the army after he graduates. >> there has been a lot of scrutiny over security as a result of this. it is interesting he blames the tsa. >> reporter: he does. he just says that it was way too easy. i talked to representative eric swallow tonight. he says there have been five major security breaches in the last six years and he is pushing for tougher standards and tougher technology at airports that would send alerts. >> and that is one airport of thousands in the united states. you have to believe not a

tsa administers the program jointly with the united states coast guard, tsa is responsible for enrollment, security threat assessments and technical systems. the coast guard is responsible for enforcement of card use. since the program was launched in 2007 in wilmington, delaware, we've conducted security threat assessments and issued cards to 2.9 million workers, including longshoremen, truckers and rail and vessel crews. and merchant mariners. the twic program is the first and largest federal program to issue a biometric credential. working closely with industry and our dhs partners, the program has evolved over the years to address concerns over the applicability of federal smart card best practices to a working maritime environment, such as the requirement for two trips to an enrollment center for card enrollment and activation. tsa reformed the program by launching one visit in june of 2003 in alaska and michigan. this provides workers the option to receive their twic through the mail rather than requiring in-person pickup and activation. last month tsa moved from the pilot phase of

this is a tsa photo of the world war ii relic. political science professor gary cox said it was an honest mistake. his father used it as a paper weight for decades. after his death, he was bringing some of his father's belongings home to palo alto. he said he never suspected it would have live capability. hundreds of passengers were delayed as the bomb squad seized and destroyed the device. he was told the charges against him would be dropped. police have not confirmed that. >> tomorrow in the east bay, one school is planning to have extra security after a woman attacked a 9-year-old child on campus with a hammer. it happened at lafayette school in oakland. the attacker is the mother of another child at the same school. according to a district spokesperson, the victim was beating during recess. when the girl's teacher found she didn't return from class, they found the 9-year-old leaving the bathroom with the suspected attacker. crews rushed the girl to the hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. the woman was arrested at the sc

. >>> the tsa is looking at a plan to speed up baggage screening at airports. homeland security has already rolled out trusted traveler programs aimed at speeding up the security by giving less screening to known passengers. now those passengers checked bags could eventually get less scrutiny. not everyone thinks that's such a good idea. >> i think that wouldn't be very useful because then like -- whoever was targeting airplanes or try and like transport something, they would just hire someone with like -- whatever profile they would need. >> the tsa says there's no specific timeline for the program but it will begin working with industry groups and airports to study the options. >>> hidden cash craze taking over chrissy field? san francisco. hundreds of people braved the heat on sunday to hunt for those plastic containers all stuffed with cash. digging away there. it's all the work palo alto real estate mogul jason buzi. they tweeted yesterday there are big expansion plans in the works the new hunt due out today. >>> i'm mark kelly live in the bay view where f

tsa fees go up next month. now, it only comes out to about couple of dollars on each leg of your trip, and even more, though, for people who have a connection of more than four hours, those fees will raise an estimated $12.6 billion, for the tsa, over the next decade. >>> rumors about the apple's new i watch are heating up. reporting the new gadget will be launched in october, will reportedly have two and a half inch rectangular screen, bigger than previously thought, will also have reportedly wireless charging capabilities, and a touch interface. and barbie is getting a new career. meet entrepreneur barbie, ready to break through those quote plastic feelings. she comes with a smart phone, a tablet computer, and a briefcase. and mattel's also named the barbie's chief inspirational officers, the real life women who inspire the doll. that includes rushma created girls to code, encourages women to go into computer programming f only those little smart phone and tablets were -- >> in the hands after child? >> thank

so it was the tsa fault, not mine. >> reporter: did you just hop a fence? it was that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short. >> reporter: these days he is spending his time doing normal teenager things. >> been going to the movie theater and playing videogames. >> reporter: he is also doing some packing. he plans to move to minnesota to live with a relative. >> how do you feel about leaving california, leaving your brother, your sisters, your dad? [ pause ] >> it's going to be fine . >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> and in another kpix 5 exclusive, new information about jahi mcmath. the teenager has been kept at a secret location after children's hospital oakland declared her brain-dead following a tonsil surgery last year. she is at st. peter's children's hospital, that's in new brunswick. children's hospital oakland pronounced mcmath brain-dead in december. her family fought to move her to a facility that could treat her. the family's lawyer says mcmath's health has improved. >> in a very compassionate facility. and whether or not this facility thin

and so we worked with the cbp and tsa to jointly develop these descriptions to basically create a task force team that could go around to arthur's gateway airports and look at each airport because as administrator pistole of tsa has testified, if you've seen one airport, you've seen one airport. so this team literally has to go to these airports and look. to address your question with respect to where they're located, they will actually do will report essentially to both tsa and cbp and also to the deputy secretary who under the law operates as a chief operating officer for the department. so that's where they will be located. and they will be located ideally for about six month periods for maximum i think of a six-month period and they will be used sporadically during the timeframe in a focused effort. >> thank you. the real quick question because i'm running out of time. on the cbp's preclearance operations with our strong allies, canada, ireland, the caribbean, this really has facilitated low-risk travel opportunities in the canadian preclearance, especially the toronto location has

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very closely with the tsa to target some attacks. we were able to document for the very first time the economic value of pre-crisis communication, communicate with the public in advance to bolster confidence. and the -- as adam mentioned, that we puts the value at about $400 million of prevented loss revenue to the airline industry for a risk communication project that probably would take under million dollars to execute. there's huge leverage there. we have dwoched the capableties now. we're fast-moving to actually take computer science to help us in code what has really been a lots of behavioral science pioneered and we've extended. we're now able to code that and create computer simulations. one of them, the most flejling version right now is back. you can see that. and then most recently, we're very, very interested in social media. both as a conduit to really understand in realtime how the public is likely to respond to variation threats. but, also, as a way to test our -- and communicate and diffuse our mes sanctions. >> great,

but now there are tsa checking you. and you have to go back to check in.me is a lot of these b bags that have been sold as carry on compliant are no longer carry on compliant. so you have to make sure that your dimensions at least on delta, american, and united are compliant. it can't be 10 on one side, it has to be 9. it can't be 15 it has to be 14. >> it's not just the airlines that are going after people. there is a twitter campaign that has been posting pictures of people with too many bags. what do you think of that? >> well, obviously -- [ technical difficulties ] on board, and it's very selfish, and i don't condone people bring large bags, but the question is, if your bag is really small, but it's just not compliant in one dimension, is that really fair to make you go back to the check-in line. so people do have to bring out their tape measure. they could miss their flight. but a few airlines have larger dimensions, southwest, and virgin, for example, have larger dimensions. i think you can do like 23 by 15 or 16 by 10. so you might want to fly thos

the tsa wants to change the definition of a round trip opening the door to higher fees.sumer and airline industry groups oppose the plan. lawmakers never intended for the tsa to go this far. >>> new rules for same-sex couples. >> the government is leveling the playing field. new benefits next of. >>> we're entering the first weekend of summer. i will let you know what to expect down the shores, in the poconos and the city. that's coming up in my forecast. >>> all new at 5:00, a significant step. new developments in the condition of actor and comedian tracy morgan. after the crash on a new jersey highway that left him critically injured. >>> here are some of the stories making headlines. osha now investigating this deadly construction site collapse in cherry hill. crews were using heavy equipment to demolish an old blockbuster store. one of the workers was killed as they were trying to take down the final wall. >>> deadly crash closed the atlantic city expressway. a pick june trub carrying six people overturned. a passenger in the cab was killed, five others were hurt, in

worked for the tsa as a screener and that is all the information we have on that.at he has this anti-government -- he was part of this group with the anti-government sentiment, wolf. as we know this morning just before 10:00 a.m., he wanted to wreak havoc at that courthouse. we're told he came prepared, golf, with several hand grenades, came armed with an assault rifle. he was wearing a gas mask. he had body armor on and wanted to do serious damage inside that courthouse today according to officials, wolf. >> a local sheriff told me an hour ago or so he had hundreds of rounds of ammunition with him as well. nick, you're there on the ground. there's deep concern that sheriff told me that the house, he left it booby trapped with explosi explosives, potentially. s.w.a.t. teams, explosive exp t experts are now on the scene. going to take hours and hours. they're carefully trying to make sure that it's going to be safe. what are you hearing about that? >> well, wolf, as you mentioned, they are being very cautious about entering that home because they have reason to beli

. >> even though tsa does not require it do you think it would enhance security to have bio metrics? >> there are different things s you can do. there are things you do above and beyond the basic standards. >> reporter: we watched these doors for a week as passengers and anyone else who wants to walks by. insiders say anyone who gets ahold of a badge that opens these doors can go from a sidewalk to inside the terminal in seconds. from what we saw it is a swipe of a badge and they can be in the terminal within 20 seconds and there is nobody checking them. >> certainly, what you see is kind of like an iceberg. you have the tip of the iceberg. a lot of things go on behind the scenes to prepare that employee for what he or she is required or allowed to do. >> reporter: at another set of doors feet away we watched as one worker swipedt two others follow him in. >> only one badge was swiped for three employees. >> reporter: the sign reads all personnel must swipe their badge. is that permitted? >> that is not the secure area door so that is permitted. >> reporter: an airport spokesperson l

jenna: when you mention money i think about tsa. that is one of the most obvious signs tsa how we combat the ideology on the ground face-to-face if we're coming into contact wit. and that sort of comes up with this abc news report, walid, i'm seeing, a an bc news report suggesting that terrorists inside of syria are combining forces with terrorists inside yemen who are expert bomb-makers. they're teaching each other, exchanges skills. the fear that one of those bombs makes it into the hands after werner who has a passport who can easily get on american-bound flight and has the bomb with him or her. that is really scary scenario. if we are playing defense, rather than offense, what is the key to making sure that doesn't happen? >> we are playing defense at the end of a game, not even in the middle of that game. what you have just mentioned now is an indicator of what is yet to come. the jihadists around the world are connected, in syria, iraq, somalia, boko haram, even within the united states and europe. number two, yes, they are ta

when i got there fbi, cia and tsa intercepted me, took me in a room and started questions me about the stokley carmichael speech i listened to. they probably had a bug or tap. but they were concerned with me listening to the stokley carmichael speech from 1967. 40 years ago. so we have gangsta rappers that talk about shooting and killing. but the fbi is looking at me because i am listening to a speech from 40 years ago and it shows you the power of those records resinate until now. the fbi is still scared of this man. he doesn't have nearly the influence over the community as he did then. >> you got to see it twice it was so good. but in reference to that clip, this sort of mind the scenes look at the leaders of the movement. we don't have -- i never saw this footage before i saw this film. what was it about these young swedish film makmakefilmmakers journalisist that allowed them to do this? >> i saw footage in this film that blew my mind. in algeria, they showed images of the building where we were. no one in america has seen pictures of the building other than in the new york times

the tsa is tacking on $5.44 a piece nearly double wlat is now. >>> and this week a new grand central terminal will be dedicated to former first lady and longtime resident of the big apple jackie kennedy onassis. i'm sue herera. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> a new cnc documentary explores the company that's revolutionized e-commerce. it's grown from a humble online bookstore which started in a seattle garage to a global retail giant with more than 240 million customers. it's all the creation of jeff bezos, an entrepreneur who's staked his claim on everything we buy. >> they're another going to stop until somebody in the nation stops them. >> global domination? >> pretty much. >> democrat amazon rising" premieres tonight on cnbc at 9:00. >>> here's a deal. there's a $50,000 grant available as well as two $25,000 grants. we're looking for fresh ideas that move our community forward, so if your nonprofit promotes new and innovative programs, we want you to apply. applications are being accepted until august 8. for more information you can go to our website, www.nbc10.com. [ mom

. >>> the south bay teen who stowed away on a plane to hawaii is blaming the tsa.een is talking exclusively with kpix 5's betty yu who says he is sharing his story because he feels misunderstood. >>> reporter: back in january, >> reporter: did you think you had any other options but to jump on a plane? >> no. >> reporter: yahye stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui for 5 1/2 hours. he was determined to get halfway around the world. for the first time, he talks about that journey using google chat. the 15-year-old said he crouched in the wheel well and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. >> it was like above the clouds. i could see like there was a little hole. >> reporter: you could see the hole. you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: he says he passed out and doesn't recall the flight. surveillance video from the maui airport captures those moments after he woke up and dropped to the tarmac. he says he was dizzy, hungry, dehydrated and couldn't hear anything. was your vision okay?

because of what happened, he mentioned there is a question at this point as to whether the tsa will clear him to fly. live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> tonight, a reminder that fire season is here. a grass fire threatened homes in antioch. cate caugurian is there. >> reporter: liz, firefighters just cleared the area. they are standing by, with this many homes nearby, they didn't want to risk any flairups. this fire grew big and fast just as many of them were sitting down for dinner. contra costa fire showed up in the area, knocked down neighbor's backyard fences trying to get to the flames before they spread. the fire grew about four acres before they could contain it. >> the thing that helped us was the weather was cooperating today. if it had been a different weather day, we would have had a different outcome. >> the flames were over the houses and it was bigger. it hit a tree. after that, it was just high flames for the rest of the time. >> reporter: the good news, it doesn't spread to any homes or the nearby elementary school. only one person was injured and treated for smoke inh

so it was the tsa fault, not mine. >> did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. at the make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> he says he actually spent the night in the wheel well of the plane that eventually flew to hawaii with him as a stowaway. >>> lawyers for the wife of clippers owner donald sterling are accusing him of harassment. they walked into court today asking for a restraining order. shelly sterling says her husband and his lawyer are threatening the doctors who determined the 81-year-old is mentally incapacitated. those doctors could testify next month at a trial to determine if shelly can sell the clippers franchise for some $2 billion. the nba banned donald sterling after racist comments became public. >>> a san francisco man who set off a nationwide manhunt will be in court today for a status conference. the judge will look over results from a mental evaluation for ryan chamberlain. he pled not guilty to one charge of possessing bomb- making materials as well as a pistol with a serial number removed. chamberlain's attorney coul

. >>> it is a new record, the tsa found 18 guns at airport checkpoints nationwide on wednesday and thats total to 800. >>> senator bernie sanders and john mccain have agreed to the frim work of a new bipartisan deal that would bring big changes to va hospitals. it would reduce the wait times, allow some vets to use private care, and pump hundreds of millions of dollars into hiring new doctors and nurses. the plan will be debated next week and then sent to the house. >>> and we are getting a sneak peek at hillary clinton's new memoir "hard choice oz choices " this is the back cover. she talked about her encounter with barack obama at the 2008 democratic national convince saying we stared at each other like two teenagers on an awkward first date, take a few sips of chardonnay. really? all right. the book comes out next week i'm sure we'll hear more about that. >>> and in health news, some scientists believe transplanting human cells into pigs could help them treat human diseases. researchers at the university of missouri say the pigs' ability to accept human transplants is a major step fo

. >> and tsa agent find a hand grenade in the luggage of a stanford professor. we will show you why the professor says it was all an honest mistake. >> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a nationwide manhunt is under way after fbi agent and

ticket prices will cost more no matter which airline because the tsa is rising fees. it's $5.60 per flight, doesn't sound like a lot but double than now. >>> walgreens withdraws profit goals. the drugstore of rare tore has to figure out part of the planned the lower than expected quarterly profit in a slowdown in the introduction of lower reimbursement of shares. it fell to $72.48. >>> carnival cruise expected to be earnings beat in the company's second quarter but a gloomy outlook weighed on the shares of the world's largest cruise operator. the profit forecast was below expectations. it blamed increase in the competition in the caribbean but carnival said that bookings for the remainder of this year are ahead. the stock was down 3% today to $38.23. >>> shares of elizabeth arden fell on news of a restructuring makeover. the cosmetics company is aiming to save as much as $35 million a year by cutting staff, reorganizing the supply chain. discontinuing poorly performing products and closing the purr toe rico affiliate. the dropped to $27.41. >>> a similar story at avon

. >> we were talking about ross thompson about screens, multiple screen, one of your tsas is on textingand not interacting with the child. >> the purpose of that ad is not to tap the evils of texting or watching television. those are not evil things in themselves, what's noticeable is here's a child standing up in a play pen looking at his mom and her back is to him and she's texting and got the tv on. it's a missed opportunity for that language engagement. it's more about that and less it's not a commentary about texting. >> what kind of feedback are you getting about this campaign? >> the greatest thing -- it's one of the most fun, wonderful things i've ever worked on in my career. the feedback has been so overwhelmingly positive. parents are excited about it. it does a lot of things, reinforces what many of them believe they are doing already but a lot through social media are sharing their ideas about -- here's another idea of how i do this at home and it worked well with my kids. he's in third grade now and at the head of his class. >> i want to ask before we run out of time. you h