in a different capture we have great tsa aluminum working in our schools we should raise our own andaybe change the model for san francisco that maybe too much to ask for but i think i should looked for 57 thousand children in the school districts i appreciate our passion you've talked about strategies i'm excited about i think there is another way to get this thing done to fill vacancies i can say with clear conscious and mind i'll not be supporting that. >> commissioner vice president haney and commissioner norton. >> thank you so i had first a question of something that was raised before i get both my specific comments or questions about tsa i want to know a little bit more about the teacher residency as the teacher as distinguished fwro tsa is seems like a fundamentally different model and tsa is unique we met with an outdoor partner in that way condominium to a set number have teachers you mentioned them together it seems like a different model so that was the first thing if you can respond to that because the rest of my comments are connected. >> both are alternate realized to

amy: what is the tsa saying about these documents?ey saying you are now arming the terrorists with the documents of how they seek them out? >> i have no idea, because when i reach out to them for comment i hear they have been skiing and unavailable for five weeks. or they do not respond. last night when i got into penn station at about 11:30, all of a sudden, the one tsa spokesman started say reading all of my tweets on twitter. i'm like really? i'm still waiting for your comments. i added, do these numbers indicate current trends, nationwide trends? i have no idea what they're saying. they had been defending this program that is based on complete junk science and has been over $1 million, basically, during the job of customs and border protection, which is not the mission of the tsa. aaron: can you talk about the tsa encroaching on the mandate of another agency and possibly jeopardizing the rights of people who are undocumented, but not trying to cross the border, per se? >> in some cases they are trying to cross the border. once you

after receiving an anonymous tip, tsa investigators say they witnessed the tsa officer touching a male passenger's genital area and buttocks with his palms, a clear violation of tsa policy. they're supposed to use the back of their hands. >> the procedure is very clear on how a pat-down is conducted. >> reporter: the female officer told investigators the scheme happened at least ten times. the two officers are no longer with the agency. in a statement, tsa said these alleged acts are egregious and intolerable. >> i think the denver police department definitely needs to look at whether criminal charges of any kind need to take place. tsa screeners need to understand that this type of behavior is completely unacceptable. >> according to the d.a.'s office in denver two alleged victims have now come forward saying they may have been victims. investigators got this tip in november that the groping scheme was happening. but it wasn't until roughly three months later that the investigators actively got involved. so the question now is why did it take so long for that tsa investigator to get o

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that was not tsa.t was british and israeli intelligence that i covered that plot because they can do a lot more. they stopped it. i could go through every instance. we started a behavior detection program. hired 2300 people. the inspector general has looked at it. it is a tremendous failure. 25 times terrorists went through airports. and that means some of them went through more than once. and the system has never worked. so we can and we must do better. we must get tsa into an important governmental, getting information, security, collecting intelligence. setting the parameters and the requirements. an auditing the system. that is the answer to your question. i don't need 46,000 people and 16 bureaucrats to do that. that was never the way tsa was intended to run. host: we will go to nebraska next. carol, a republican. caller: yes, hello. i know this is probably a simple question, but to there are, as i understand, trained dogs that can sniff out ammo and drugs and such. wouldn't it be maybe a little l

in richmond stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam moore: you may never heard about the two tsa officers at denver international airport or busted for groping passengers. a former agent says he is not surprised by their scheme and that he believes this type of stuff happens all the time tom foreman from our partnership with cnn explains. >> reporter: tsa officers using their high-tech scanners to identify, plus side and then broke attractive male passengers. that is what authorities say was going on at the denver international until the two officers involved a man and woman were caught and lost their jobs and that that is not enough to or five many fliers now comes this from the time magazine the bigger issue here is a systematic one there are far too many federal hand on people's private parts and airports the writer is jason and harrington a former tsa agent when says this sort of thing happens all the time in airports everywhere he writes the aged running his or her hands over you after you pass to the scanner is almost never do it for good reasons that's more he adds that comes will

and the "tsa" glyph is confirmed. it can be added to this chart of known maya syllables. "tsa." but many glyphs convey ideas and imagery not found in dictionaries. these words and images are symbols to be interpreted in the context of an ancient culture. this glyph right here is the verb of this monument and we expect that because it comes after the calendrical information above it. and it's probably referring to bloodletting. and you can see represented a human hand with droplets coming down from between the fingers probably represents blood. keach: blood was an essential element in maya rituals. maya paintings depict the gruesome sacrifice of captives. according to the spanish the maya offered blood to appease their gods. maya nobles committed excruciating acts of self-mutilation. here, a woman pulls a rope embedded with thorns through her tongue. by spilling blood, the nobles believed they could communicate with powerful ancestral spirits. this monument commemorates another bloodletting -- but whose ? stuart: in the glyphs that follow, we have the name of the person who is th

in a statement, tsa said the alleged acts are sbolerable. >> tsa screeners need to understand this typempletely unacceptable. >> reporter: according to the d.a.'s office in denver two alleged victims have come forward. investigators got the tip in november. it wasn't until february they dispatched to the airport to observe operations and caught the agents in the act. the question some people are asking three months why did it take so long for the tsa investigator to get on the scene there. >> good question. thanks very very much. >>> coming up more on the breaking news we are following. chaos at the u.s. capitol. here in washington a security scare as a pilot reaches a no fly zone. itis raising new questions about the vulnerability of the u.s. government buildings. you will hear from the pilot how and why he planned this flight. ost my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and

tsa recovered nearly $9600 in coins at reagan national. schools and montgomery county are considering building a cell phone tower at another school. kevin: 11 montgomery county public schools have cell phone towers on their property. if approved, this would be the 12. this parents coalition of montgomery county argues schools with high poverty rates are more likely to get stuck with the antennas. 81% of the cell phone towers are at schools where at least a third of students are eligible for free or reduced meals. that in perspective, less than 5% of students at walt whitman high school in bethesda which successfully fought off construction of a cell tower are in financial need. >> they are going up in the poorer neighborhoods in the baltimore city, anne arundel county, and the same trend is occurring across the state. kevin: but they contend that the program makes money. administrators insist that they listen to parents telling us, "if the community does not want a tower at the school, it is not built there, plain and simple." >> plain and

>>> and tsa groping. the alleged plot to pat down attractive passengers at denver international airport. this is just the tip of the iceberg, according to a former officer. what's happening at security checkpoints? >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a shattering blast outside the consulate in iraq. no american personnel hurt but a calling card from isis claiming responsibility and a direct challenge and threat to the united states. isis is already on the move to the south, where it threatens to capture the key iraqi city of ramadi. sending tens of thousands of residents fleeing, and the terror group has been brazenly showing off its assault on iraq's biggest oil refinery with new pictures of fighting there. i'll speak live with senator king of the intelligence and armed services committees and our analysts and guests standing by for complete coverage. we begin with cnn global affairs correspondent with the very latest. >> reporter: the u.s. bega

>>> a surprising source of revenue for the tsa. find out what travelers, many of you are leaving behind that is allowing the security agency to cash in. that's coming up. >>> and do you like donuts and hot dogs? why not have both at the same time? we'll show you a new food attraction at a local ballpark. oh, boy. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> the mayor of wilmington is talking about growing gun violence in the city. there have been nearly 30 shootings and nine murders in the city so far. 7

tsa has not released the names of the two agents who were fired. unclear if they will do that at some point in the near future. judge, all i could think about when i heard this story was that guy a few years ago who became famous overnight for saying don't touch my junk. remember that guy? >> maybe he was on to something. alarming story. thank you so much. >>> back to our breaking news because the u.s. capitol is on alert after a pilot lands a gyrocopter on the lawn near the national mall. police securing the area and taking a suspect into custody. is he a mailman from tampa florida, who said he wanted to come up to the capitol and protest campaign finance reform? did he make it all the way there and was his plan documented in a newspaper report as long as two months ago down in tampa bay? >>> plus this -- he's been in the race all three days. critics are coming out swinging. why are democrats piling it on so thick on white house hopeful marco rubio? is he the possible biggest threat? >>> lots of breaking news today. let's get to politics, too. sen

tsa keeps the change. last year alone they say airline passengers left behind nearly $675,000 in loose change. okay, so what happens to that money? well, in 2008, congress gave the tsa the green light to use the forgotten change to help fund security operations. >>> if you are shopping for a new home near a major league ballpark, fenway park will cost you some big league bucks. according to the website trulia, red sox real estate just edged out the giants at&t park neighborhoods for big dollar homes over $1,000 a square foot. that price has nearly doubled in the last two years for both cities. >>> one fitness class is borrowing steps from miami night life to work up a sweat. ♪[ music ]♪ >> there you go. it's called 305 fitness named after miami's area coat. it's making working out more like going out based on miami's area code. the goal to make it feel like a dance session. they are made up of sports drills and dance moves for 55 minutes. they are on the east coast, but plans to move to other major cities

the recommendations for the mist position and the ftes in the first reading will remain the same the tsa for the arts support k through 12 in addition to and we gleaned that out of the extra funding over at lincoln how can i help answer our question. >> i guess it says that we've not been able to add special teachers on assignment i guess - are those teachers on special assignment already in existence your addressing them in addition to another one for the subsequential arts. >> last year, we had 7 teachers for special assignments i'm going from 2008 one teacher an special assignment and mr. callaway was one and a half and two and became the program mrifrt and added last year 6 more we expanded to t k and the secondary realm we don't have support those are site based create so similar 7 tsas and this was we're going to project to have 8. >> so you'll have 8 teachers on special assignment that will be working on i guess that's what i'm curious about i didn't relies i had so many the one your addressing will be specific to the master plan. >> that's correct. >> will you be utilizing any of

to be sure, harrington has written fiery critiques of the tsa before. notably this one called, dear america, i saw you naked. he argues that full body scanners are routinely used to let officers leer at passengers and yet they find few actual security threats. tsa its steadily pushed back against notions and suggest the denver incident is an oddity. a former administrator, defends by the book pat downs. >> individual passengers may object to that how they do that. as long as they're doing it correctly they're doing their job. >> reporter: still as authorities consider charges against the officers involved, the denver story is super charging harrington's idea. that it is difficult to tell where airport security ends and sexual assault begins. these days. meanwhile, the denver district attorney says he has heard from several more passenger whose think they too may have been groped while passing through security. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> the fight in yemen continues, the cities hardest hit are left with little food and supplies. >> this is the pha

the tsa says people remove the change and forget to grab it when done going through security. the money is documented and turned into the tsa financial office and the agency gets to spend it on security operations. last year that pocket change added up to nearly $675,000. the philadelphia international airport left behind almost $7,000 in change. >>> the philadelphia school officials and a local bank launched a new program to make school leaders aware of their money matters. this is part of national financial literacy month. the workshop focuses on checking and savings accounts how to obtain credit and knowing your rights as a consumer. more than 50 workshops are available for students throughout the month of april. >>> and philadelphia continues to attract new businesses to the city. lux corporation relocated from new jersey to the philadelphia navy yard. last week the company's employees moved into their offices. lux is the second largest retail brand of thermostats. approximately 11,000 people are now working at the former military base in south philly. according to the bur

the tsa reveals >>> we have some very good news to let you know about, we told you about a missing 6- girl in santa cruz county. she has been found and is safe. we hope to have an update for you at 6:00. >> ama daetz. >> dan and cheryl. the fear of a may day mayhem in oakland tonight preparing for big protests while one big union is ready to leave the demonstrations. >> also ##tanking. the sudden plunge of twitter stock. is it time to check your investments. what happened to the cash that was donated. 7 on your side's michael finney, some of it's doing amazing things and that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> by now everybody knows you can't throw a bottle water on airport security. >> take a look at this a sword found on a passenger at oakland international and also at oakland airport the tsa confiscated three full propane tanks and two suitcases filled with pod, a total of 17 vacuum-sealed class and martial arts weapons would get security clearance and the tsa says passengers caught with items that are banned with carry ones, but they can be checked in baggage. >> you don't

over the past few months and you were not groped by a tsa agent it means you are not attractive.his is funny. jon gruden, the former nfl coach, does a thing called quarterback camp on espn. he sits down to chat with the quarterback. it is interesting if you like football. this week he sat down with one of the top prospects in the upcoming draft from the university of oregon. pay attention and see if you detect any incongruity from gruden. >> when you came out the tunnel of oregon state. i worried when you came out four grown men wearing all yellow. i thought you were in trouble. you got your yellow uniforms, yellow socks, yellow face masks. i started to root against you because you wore these uniforms. they deserve to lose when they are fluorescent yellow. >> says the man who looks like he was bitten by a radioactive highlighter pen. [ applause ] how does that not come up? >> jimmy: the only possible explanation for that is jon gruden gets dressed in the dark. here's an update on one of the big stories of last year. shelly sterling, the wife of donald sterling just won her lawsui

it reinforces the worst image of tsa.at is inept, clumsy and isn't serious about the mission. that's really not the case. this should be very difficult to pull off. there are tapes that can be reviewed. there are front line managers there. this is really a shame that it happened. >> do you think passengers we as people should rise up more to claim our liberty back from the tsa about how we are treated as we travel? >> well i think we should keep in mind the tsa is seeing two million people a day. i think they should keep in mind that we had tso hernandez shot in the line of duty at los angeles. we have with tsos administering cpr and saving passengers wo collapsed this in newark chicago, knoxville recently. this incident is an outlier are by very destructive, immoral people. >> let's hope it stays that way. tom blank, thank you, sir. much more uh ahead on a busy wednesday including breaking fews of what appears to be a small helicopter landing at the capitol. plus the aftermath of aaron hernandez and the guilty verdict. w

>> with that being said i get groped all time on the tsa line. it never fails. >> i am not against that. >> no matter what. i always think there is trickery and now i have the proof, i guarantee it. >> there is not even a humble brag. that is just a brag. >> i do, i get groped all the time. what is up with that? >> i don't get groped, but they do feel my head. i sometimes wear some additional hair. >> they give you the weave pat? >> i love it! >> they are like we just have to touch your head and i'm like i know. >> if i work for the tsa i would definitely -- i would be critical on the women coming through, definitely if they sexy. >> really though, would you want to be like messing with that? this is some risky stuff. you can get sued. >> and plus you can get distracted. this is why i wouldn't do it. you could get distracted from the real terrorist. he ain't cute so you don't check him? >> you have three guys with bombs walking by while you are groping some girl. that's not good for us. >> does it make you more afraid to fly? >> it sure does. it

but something is amis over there at the tsa. >> well we reached out to the tsa for their statement.long statement, didn't deal with any of the issues we talked about. we can put it up on the screen. saying professionalism and integrity are at the core of who we are as counterterrorism professionals and it's up to each and every one of us to demonstrate this with each and every passenger at every airport around the country. clearly it doesn't seem they did it on the line there or all the way up the organization. >> yes. that's the problem. the tsa is trying to paint this as just a few bad apples out of thousands of good employees. and they aren't taking responsibility for the problems in their own investigation. so, the statement they issued is a bit offensive frankly. >> dan recht live in denver. we'll come back to you as news warrants on this story. it will probably not be the last we hear of it. appreciate your time sir. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead on america's news headquarters. the gop presidential pack in new hampshire for what's being billed as a leadership summit includ

the tsa is finally cracking down on potential crack pot airport workers. the bad news well it's still leaving a lot of cracks. trace on the case. hey. >> neil the tsa report dealing with those insider threats like airport employees who have access to baggage and airplanes is now concluded that fully screening all airport employees would be one too expensive and would not lower the risk to the overall public. saying that fully screening employees is quote, incapable of determining a person's motives attitudes and capabilities to cause harm. it certainly might have picked up the guns that a delta worker was busted for smuggling on to flight in december. just last week we were reminded of the access ramp workers have to flights when the baggage handler fell asleep in the cargo hold of an alaska airlines cargo hold. instead of screening them sth tsa will increase the background checks on employees who handle the aircraft. the report calls for more surveillance cameras in baggage rooms and cargo areas and to start encouraging employees to report any type of sec

alison: and in response to a scandal in the tsa. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: the tsa has new rules for screening airport personnel. airports must reduce access to secure areas and employees have to go through background checks every two years. these changes come after a baggage handler was arrested for smuggling guns on the job. alison: 7 on your side with a health alert -- bird flu virus was found at a farm that has 10% of the egg laying chickens in iowa nearly 5 million hens will be destroyed. that follows the bird flu at a turkey farm last week. new information about the blue bell creamery recall. the company announced it is pulling all of its products -- all of them -- after ice cream tested positive for listeriosis. the company is looking into how the bacteria got into the manufacturing line. bluebell issued a recall last month after the stereo system was linked -- after listeriosis was linked with five deaths last

alleged scheme coming to light when the tsa received anonymous tip claiming male screener had confess today inapropriately touching men who came through security. >> according to the tsa when screener saw man in law that he thought was attractive, woe alert another agent to indicate that the passengers was female, not male. that in turn would trigger alert thus requiring a pat-down. during those incidents, the screener used the palms of his hands to touch the passengers a front groin area and buttocks which violate tsa policy. aviation security experts say generally, screeners use the back of their hands during pat-downs, but the supervisor should be watching. >> things start to feel unusual, like this is just not a normal situation that is when it is time to say look, i want to talk it a supervisor. >> in a statement the tsa confirmed the fires saying quote these alleged acts are aggregious intolerable all allegations of misconduct thoroughly investigated by the agency. when substantiated employees are held accountable. despite this, the passengers feeling uneasy. >> the other day i

alison: tsa agents accused of scheming to grope travelers. where it was happening and how they did it. and disturbing dash cam video shows an officer ramming into a suspect. also -- >> it's about to lift off the ground. alison: newly released police dash cam video shows this arizona officer hitting an armed suspect with his vehicle. it was a dramatic end to a crime spree including a home invasion, robbery, and fire at a church. the incident happened in february. the suspect was taken to the hospital and then goes to jail. leon: hard to say that he was only in the hospital two days. the dea is accused of having sex parties while stationed overseas. according to her report, money to pay prostitutes at a 2003 party was included in the field office budget and south america. elijah cummings says it shows breathtaking recklessness. alison: two tsa agents were fired over allegations they mean to be laid it the screening process to -- that they manipulated the screening process to grope male travelers. a female screener is accused of setting the equi

turned law the tsa gets to keep the money to use to improve security at the airport.ne-marie, that's a lot of quarters. >> it is. i thought it went into the holiday party fun. nice to know it's being reinvested in something we really need. wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, wendy. >>> when we return, wisconsin and duke are set to square off for the ncaa basketball championship. coming up when a kentucky player aimed a profanity at kentucky's biggest star after saturday's shocking loss. ♪ i found a happy place ♪ ♪ a rather happy place ♪ ♪ i'm singin', i'm singin' ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ i found a happy place ♪ [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk, and cocoa there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. americans. 83% try... to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus bone health support with calcium and vitamin d. one a day women's feel secure in your dent

the tsa and san jose police right now are investigating. >>> the l.a.coroner thinks the death of oil heir andrew getty was accidental. the 47-year-old was found dead in his hollywood hills home yesterday. >>> and jeb bush in the bay area today raising money for a possible 2016 run at president. he's going to be in east palo alto at the four seasons hotel there today and san francisco tomorrow. bush could face heavy criticism after he recently came out in support of indiana's new religious freedom act. >>> christina's got a look at our forecast for today. kind of a chilly start. >> yeah, it is cold out there. one of the coldest mornings we've had in a few weeks, as a matter of fact. the time now 6:57. look at the north bay. 41 degrees. it is going to be even colder when we meet back here tomorrow morning, and we could actually see some frost tomorrow. a better chance for friday morning. this afternoon, temperatures are going to climb into the upper 60s to low 70s. and that wind will drop off for a few hours, but it's going to pick right back up as we get

the other protection allowed workers to petition tsa for what is called a waiver.te their rehabilitation, basically. individual information and not just your criminal record. in the end, it turns out that both of these protections were worth their weight in gold especially for what workers of color, tsa granted 87% of the workers they were allowed to work despite they had a solid record going back seven years because they were able to reduce evidence of rehabilitation. that was almost 15,000 workers because of that one procedure. and then the tsa also granted 95% of the appeals which saves 50% of the job also inaccurate of how the records are. so as you can see from this next figure, you can see that african-americans african americans were far more likely to petition for waiver or given the disproportionate numbers who have a criminal record, you can see more than 50% of them do apply for the river, they were african-americans. most employers don't follow these and other model worker protections, which is a big reason why so many workers with a criminal record are

tsa says travelers using u.s. airport forgot nearly 675 u.s. airport forgot nearly 675,000 dollars worth of spare change during this last fiscal year. all the money all goes right to the tsa. which airport collected the most? new york at no. 1 followed by lax. third most accidental donation leaving behind 35,000 dollars here aivlt lot of change. >>> first time the entire "star wars"collection relessed as digital down load. >> would i memorize my lines and wait to see if blown up or not which we were a lot. >> promote release they had a interview with fisher how she shouted her licenses aspirin says leah because of what was happening on set. fulfill many available to down load on friday from multiple on line retailers. disney owns lock as name and parent company of abc 7 news. >> rain comes down in the north bay. >> video shot moments ago from santa rosa. look at this. heavy did you know pour moving through the area tonight. >> 7 news l sandhya with a look at this site. >> great to see the drop and only gets heavier overnight tonight. show you l

. >>> two tsa agents fired accused of touching good looking passengers at the airport security line.he investigation that caught them in the act. >>> i have a caller on the line stating he just shot his father with a .12 gauge shotgun. >> police dispatch calls give a play by play of a dangerous prank. it's called s.w.a.t.ing when a person calls in a prank call. >> he just hung up on me. he's stating that he tied his family up. his mother and father and five-year-old sister stating he shot his father with a .12 gauge shotgun. could not tell me whether his father was conscious or not be advise he say he's going to shoot any cop who arrives. >> the township police say it was all a prank. the latest victim south jersey assembly men. >> i walk outside and there's about a dozen police officers with shotguns, helmets. and i knew right away i said i've been s.w.a.t.ed. >> police say the phone any calls waste valuable time often 30 minutes or more taking away from real emergencies that need to be answered. finding the perpetrators of the call not easy. >> many time these phone numbers bounce

a new service is being offered to speed people through the tsa precheck in five minutes.i have to see it to believe it. approved passengers would have to go through fingerprint or iris scans at special kiosks. it will be the first one on the east coast to get the technology. for people traveling for work all the time or who are shuttling back with their family five minutes saves so much time. the worst thing about airports is standing in the long security line. >> as someone who does have tsa precheck, this has been a blessing for people who travel a lot. the problem is it's not so much the speed of it but you do see the long lines. and that just adds to the stress. >> you don't have to take off your shoes or do other things like in the regular lineup. >>> "news4 today" continues at 5:00 5:00. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> take a live look right now at the people out early at ford's theatre this morning. remembering and honoring the life of president lincoln. it has been 150 years since lincoln's assassination. >> good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff in for aaron gilc

tsa says travelers using u.s. airport forgot nearly 675 u.s.port forgot nearly 675,000 dollars worth of spare change during this last fiscal year. all the money all goes right to the tsa. which airport collected the most? new york at no. 1 followed by lax. third most accidental donation leaving behind 35,000 dollars here aivlt lot of change. >>> first time the entire "star wars"collection relessed as digital down load. >> would i memorize my lines and wait to see if blown up or not which we were a lot. >> promote release they had a interview with fisher how she shouted her licenses aspirin says leah because of what was happening on set. fulfill many available to down load on friday from multiple on line retailers. disney owns lock as name and parent company of abc 7 news. >> rain comes down in the north bay. >> video shot moments ago from santa rosa. look at this. heavy did you know pour moving through the area tonight. >> 7 news l sandhya with a look at this site. >> great to see the drop and only gets heavier overnight tonight. show you live

to that incident, and what we incident, and what we are sharing with you is what the tsa has approved for us too distribute. >>reporter: it was one of five perimeter breaches at the airport in the last year. four people scaled the fence line most notably the teenager who stowed away in a will well and ended up in hawaii. then there was the repeat airport security breach or marilyn hartman who snuck on a plane from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. >> at the place our community wants to enjoy. >>reporter: rosemary barnes says improvements are underway. >> it's important that we learn each of these security incidents. were really pleased to share with you today that we are making progress and continuing to improve -- improve our security program. >>reporter: the fence line at the southwest corner is being raised from 60 to 10 feet 6 feet to 10 feet with an additional first of double layer barbed wire. that corner is highly visible with a shopping center and new soccer stadium right across the street. >> alexander and her father miguel come here once a week to watch planes take o

that money's documented and then turned over to the tsa financial office.nd it on security operations. get this, though. the agency got a nearly $675,000 boost from people's pocket change last year. at philadelphia international airport, we left behind almost $7,000 in change. >> that's a lot of change. the agency released a statement that says the tsa makings every effort to reunite passengers with items left at the checkpoint however there are instance where loose change or other items are left behind and unclaimed. >> double check your pockets. >> that loose change adds up. thank you. >>> next all new tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 -- one mother's anguish after a tragic and violent loss. >> i voted for you for the dreams that you had. but you let your dreams disappear once you got in office. >> wilmington residents lash out at the mayor as gun violence grows. what city leaders did today to try to reassure people living in the danger zone. >>> and we have rain around. expect more as we go through tonight. and then some surprisingly cooler temperatures fo

what the tsa employee z stand accused of of doing to certain hand picked passengers just trying to make their night. >> a local teacher takes away a student's cell phone in class. she can't get it back for weeks. her parents are furious but why the school is defend the decision. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. we got a shut down on the vine expressway coming again tonight. they'll close all of the westbound lanes between broad street and the schuylkill expressway from midnight tonight to early tomorrow morning. vine street local is the way to go. you're also going to see the work crews out here along i-95 tonight into early tomorrow morning with closures of cottman avenue. we'll see you bright and early. sue has that gorgeous weekend forecast. i'll see you at ♪ >>> i'm inside a plane even feel like it's moving in the air. can you please tell somebody to stop it. >> police releasing today this dramatic 911 call from the airport worker who fell asleep on the job realizeing he was trapped inside the cargo hold of an alaska airlines plane headed t

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tsa says travelers using u.s. airport forgot nearly 675 u.s.spare change during this last fiscal year. all the money all goes right to the tsa. which airport collected the most? new york at no. 1 followed by lax. third most accidental donation leaving behind 35,000 dollars here aivlt lot of change. >>> first time the entire "star wars"collection relessed as digital down load. >> would i memorize my lines and wait to see if blown up or not which we were a lot. >> promote release they had a interview with fisher how she shouted her licenses aspirin says leah because of what was happening on set. fulfill many available to down load on friday from multiple on line retailers. disney owns lock as name and parent company of abc 7 news. >> rain comes down in the north bay. >> video shot moments ago from santa rosa. look at this. heavy did you know pour moving through the area tonight. >> 7 news l sandhya with a look at this site. >> great to see the drop and only gets heavier overnight tonight. show you live doppler 7hd and check out is what happening

the rest, they disappeared from a tsa checkpoint. 513 tsa officers have been fired for theft since 2002. including one who had stolen items in this secret com partment. it adds up to 2.5 million dollars worth of passenger belongings gone. these petty thefts are a big deal to police chiefs like pat gannon at los angeles international airport. >> i believe there is a connection between baggage thefts and potential terrorism. >> reporter: gannon and others believe stealing an ipad, rifling through bags, is a potential first step towards something much worse. >> i think that is a -- it's a breakdown in their moral fiber and that's why we take it seriously here. if we don't pay attention to the small things that happen around here it will lead to larger things. >> the top airports for items reported missing from luggage, jfk in new york. so many insider baggage thefts were going on here the airline ll set up its own hidden cameras and found workers rifling through luggage, stealing money out of wallets. seven buggage handlers were arrested for stealing iphones, ipads, watches, rings, cameras

that money is documented and turned into the tsa financial office. and then the agency gets suspended on security operations. last year that pocket change added up to nearly $675,000. and at philadelphia international airport, we left behind almost $7,000 in change. >>> 6:25. things are starting to slow down on interstate 95 on the southbound side. here's a live look at girard avenue. you can see your drive times from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway to take you 23 minutes. and it's going to slow down more heading into the morning commute. if you are heading out, you will see some wet weather, especially down the shore. we can see that in our live picture at cape may. it's pretty soggy out there and chilly brittney? >>> a cold and wet wednesday for you with temperatures in the mid-40s today and tomorrow. we will warm up heading into friday and the weekend. as far as today is concerned, temperatures range between 43 and 47. breezy, much colder than yesterday. we were close to 70 degrees yesterday. patchy, light rain expected to continue on

tsa reminds all forgotten items are collected in hopes that someone will come back and claim them. but that doesn't always happen in the case of your money they keep it. coming up: someone is breaking into homes in chester county. and it is happening while people are inside sleeping. plus a local professor sends her student a shocking e-mail. the explicit message found in their inch this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> new video of the van they believed was used to kidnap a woman from jewelers row. plus an embarrassing e-mail mishap. lands in drexel university law professor in some pretty hot water. spent out explicit message to her student, now the school responding. some homeowners are on edge as police investigate a series of home burglaries in chester county, how investigators believe the suspect is getting inside. >> wednesday april 8th, 20 czars week halfway over. started off george out outside. little soggy and damp today sue serio. >> chi

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. >>> also wait until you hear why a couple of tsa screeners just got fired. let's get to it. >>> first from the fox news desk this afternoon president obama is offering for taxpayer dollars to iraq as it battles the islamic state. the iraqi prime minister made his first visited to white house his his election victory. he says the united states and the allies has helped his country make gains against the islamic state militants with weapons and support and training, but the new prime minister says iraq needs more firepower to finish off isis. the routers news agency has reported he plans to ask president obama for $5 billion in drones and other american weapons. of course this comes after the iraqi army largely melted away and left u.s. weapons behind for isis to use against them during the group's deadly offensive last summer. the terrorist army still controls large portions of both iraq and syria. leah gabriel on the news deck with more. how is the president helping? >> shep in his comments to reporteders he didn't mention anything about additional specific

the rest they disappeared from a tsa checkpoint. 513 tsa officers have been fired for theft since 2002o hid stolen items in this secret compartment. it adds up to $2.5 million worth of passenger belongings gone. these petty thefts are a big deal to police chiefs like pat gannon at los angeles international airport. >> i believe there is a connection between baggage thefts and potential terrorism. >> gannon and others believe stealing an ipad, rifling through bags is a potential first step toward something much worse. >> i think that that is a breakdown in their moral fiber, that's why we take it seriously here. if we don't pay attention to the small things that happen around here, it will lead to a much larger things. >> the top airport for items missing from luggage, jfk in new york. so many insider baggage thefts were going on here. the airline set up its own hidden cameras and found workers rifling through luggage, stealing money out of wallets. seven baggage handlers were arrested for stealing iphones ipads watches, rings, cameras. in los angeles, police last year raided homes of b