it wasn't a tsa that saved the day.look at the diaper bomber, it was the passengers and crew that saved the day. the times square bomber, he called on his cell phone, ordered his ticket o the way t jfk, went through tsa, got on the plane. >> on top of that, the tsa is such a lousy place to work that more tlan 50% of the work force has quit. >> the agency keeps losing employees and hiring new ones. >> they're advertising on the top of pizza boxes. >> a career where x-ray vision and benefits are standard. turnover is high not because the tsa is underfunded. it spends ten times what the previous private screening companies spent. micah said he was shocked at how much money they can waste. >> john, you don't want to know. i just sent two guys down. they've got a warehouse in texas and they have hundreds of puffers that didn't work. >> remember these? they cost $150,000 each. and were supposed to detect exp but t but they didn't work. >> they sat in warehouses, and they paid i think $600 apiece for d.o.d. to destroy them. >>

you see warehouses, he mentioned tsa, it is full of junk, they have meetings that do not mean anything. overlap of middle management not to shoot the tsa down, chasing around employees, it's such a waste of money. you would just put it over private sector has, i was in the private sector most in procure sxment purchasing, it is wasteful. so many meetings and private sector for instance, create moral. it is worthless. from why did you switch private sector to federal employee? caller: i just got out, i about a year ago. host: from the private sector? illustration is just amazing how inept the federal is and how much money they waste and truly is a swamp drained s to be regardless of -- host: let you jump in. uest: that is something president trump has talked a lot about, waste in government. talks ly every president about eliminating waste, it will be a big challenge for him to through on that proposal. certainly defense department caller spent his areer, there has been targeted for ways, congress just held a earing last week how to eliminate a bunch of waste that and certainly when you

and, i guess, the good news about the bad news is the fbi and tsa and others are reacting. you know, we learned so many lessons in the september 11, 2001, litigation and poring over the evidence. i spent 13 years of my life doing that. and it was really important to react forcibly and immediately. and so since they have uncovered this, and they have uncovered the really key part here in the testing. what we learned in the 9/11 investigation is that the hijackers and terrorists tested over and over again. they were throughout u.s. airports testing the system years before the attack. and they trained for it for, in some cases, five to ten years. so it is really important that they have surfaced this threat and that they are reacting hard and effectively. and i don't think enough. i think it has to expand. >> so how do you see the tsa tightening screening? what could they do? >> well, i think the tsa is going to tighten screening, not only on the flights coming into the u.s. to make sure that those airports have complied with what we are requesting for nonstop flights into the

he peaced the tsa. he was in his seat.

just look at this interactive map from the tsa showing specific numbers.and's airport, five agents failed drug tests, one failed in san jose. 51 tsa agents tested positive for drugs or alcohol at lax. they are given, if there's reasonable suspicion an employee is under the influence. >>> and then brown announced tuesday he is looking to consolidate recreational and medical pot laws before pot becomes legal on january 1st. law enforcement leaders worry this could small businesses into mega chains. >>> and then the raiders owe parking. the team may still owe the city and alameda county $25,000 for parking. the financial review is still going on and some board members want to tell the team that is headed for vegas to hit the road now if they don't pay up. the raiders have not concerned our calls for comment. >>> and then the coliseum will keep the team at oracle while their arena is being built in san francisco. not everything is settled, though. there's a dispute over who should foot the bill for arein kwrauz paid out on improvements. the team disagrees they

he peaced the tsa. he was in his seat. he has every right to stay there. when the police arrive, they shouldn't be unthinking or tom atons to do whatever the person who calls asks them to do. if the reason for their call is not a crime. they should leave. they have no right using violence to resolve. ed: if the passenger is assaulting another passenger. >> absolutely. >> if the passenger is politely or reasonably sitting there waiting for the flight to take off, is he not committing a crime. he is not engaged in violence. is he not doing anything that justifies police force. ainsley: as a judge, are they facing a lawsuit, united? >> absolutely. talk about $3,000 they are going to owe him hundreds of times that because of the inconvenience and public humiliation. and the police for use offing exhuseusingexcessive force. zero force was dictated. steve: united says the guy was disruptive and belligerent and wouldn't leave his seat. result 3459ly though isn't the airline in charge safety of everything on the airplane if that guy is being belligerent. >> to the

they know tsa agents are those people preventing that from happening. the tsa are bureaucrats. they are part of the executive branch. they work for the department of homeland security. those are exactly branch employees incrementing the law. keep it concrete and simple. take a deep breath. host: we have another call from pennsylvania. ryan. caller: good morning. i would like to give a shout out vanessa who asked the previous question. i would like to ask about the different types of federalism and the grants that result from that. guest: great question. federalism is one of those overarching concepts, the idea that the national government is sharing powers with state and local governments. it is guaranteed in the bill of rights, specifically in the 10th amendment of reserved powers. that reserves powers that are not specifically mentioned in the constitution to state and local governments. when it comes to that relationship, we know that has been changing over 200 years. cakesed to be that layer federalism, that it was very distinct what the national government's responsibiliti

the tsa sends mixed messages about where it stands on medical marijuana. coming up next your rights as an airline passenger. >> have you issued a directive to that? >> i didn't know that. >> that's not my question, sir. >> new questions this morning on the trump administration's immigration policy. this as the new border wall may have some large gaps in the middle. >> rain is falling up in mendecino county. it's on its way. it will get here. to the south you might have to wait a little bit. the winds and rain arrive later today. >>> welcome back to mornings on two it's now 6:11. some new legislation introduced in the u.s. senate would require law enforcement officials to get a warrant when they cross the border or reenter the u.s. at an airport. it's called the protecting data at the airport act. customs agents to search or seize your cellphones without probable cause. this follows after americans were forced to give up their phones and tell their passwords as airports and border crossings. >>> homeland security secretary john kelly says he does not envisi

now you have tsa, you get all felt up. i was searched going to san francisco last week in a way i thought the guy was going to propose marriage to me. i'm a frequent passenger, tsa precheck. global clearance. i'm not a terrorist. and be reasonable. be reasonable with the mom with the two babies with the guy who has to pee on the tarmac for two hours. it should be a lesson to all these airlines. they have got to get back to the courtesy and professionalism. liz: i'm sorry that happened to you. here is the next story it was supposed to happen tonight. conservati saker ann couer ultimately canceled her berkeley speech for fear this would stands down in the face of violence. the attorney representing the college republicans. and it sounds like they have a strong free speech case. we have that story for you after this. >> you are blaming the victim here because people are deliberately provocative. can you hear yourself? e everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. an

then there's the tsa who secure the security, among other things to the traveling public. they enjoy little credit as the work they've been ordered to do and complete by the laws of this nation bring them in direct contact with the public that has little tolerance for minor inconveniences. again, all of this required by the law. testimony same public foergtsz that the alternative to what the tsa does in the airport is perhaps dying in a fire ball falling from 30,000 feet. they're heroes. they do their work effectively and they've worked very, very hard at improving their performance. the second lesson is that what security means. we must no longer think about the nation as defense and nondefense funding. in the world 23467 we live and the threats directed against our nation and our way of live we must adjust our thinking to think about security and nonsecurity which requires an increasing melding of the thinking of the departments of defense and homeland security. second madison do it every day. the quality -- the equally superb men and women of homeland security that i'm

in 2013, a tsa officer at los angeles international airport was murdered at the tsa checkpoint by a disturbed individual. earlier this year an active shooter killed five people near the baggage claim area at the fort lauderdale airport. last spring, suicide explosions occurred in the public areas at brussels airport and istanbul ataturk airport, killed 61 people. the president's released budget for securing the public portions of airports has been gutted. the budget cuts, the viper teams, behavioral detectn officer is eliminated. and grants to reimburse state anlocal law foemt rcal airports is being slashed. amid this increasing threat to our airports, why is administration cutting these key counterterrorism measures? >> the viper teams, for sure, are something that i'm working very hard to save. >> ok. >> as far as the grants go, and this doesn't fall under the sanctuary city thing or anything like that. i think the expectation is parking lots and areas outside the immediate -- the tsa security zones really belong to the state and local, you know, the airports are a great generators of reven

>> and evan, the tsa limited the ban to direct flights only to specific countries.o with this new information the government still, they're not widening the laptop ban? >> not just yet. and that is a big question, the explanation that was given when the ban was introduced, anderson, was that the u.s. and european countries had layered security that greatly protects the chance of detecting explosiv explosives. beyond just the screening. we heard from homeland security tonight saying that the u.s. government continually reassesses intelligence and collects new intelligence, allowing dhs and other agencies to evaluate our policies and enhancements and make them when necessary to make sure all passengers are safe. of course they are all subject to robust security that is both seen and unseen, anderson? >> all right, i want to bring in bob behar, and clarissa ward. bob, how concerned are you about all of this? >> very concerned. if they managed to make batteries, anderson, into explosives or hide explosives or in this case probably chemicals, a mixture of chemicals. that

the tsa tweeted it is sorry for the confusion and that a mistake was made in their database. >>> the world lost a comedy legend today. he could take shots at other celebrities, presidents even frank sinatra. >> even if you were on the receiving end of his famous insults you couldn't help but laugh of course we're talking about mr. warmth, don rickles. >> is that your why? >> jesus christ. >> how much you weigh, tiny? >> how much you weigh? >> rickles was known for stand up comedy work and his frequent appearances on the tonight show and johnny carson. he also starred in several motion pictures. younger generations may know him as the voice behind mr. potato head in the toy story movies. don rickles died at his home in california this morning. he was 90 years old. >>> rocker john bon jovi cut short his concert in pittsburgh. new jersey native said he had a sore throat and couldn't go on. he told the crowd he had been battling a cold for days and at one point he said he needed a karaoke singer to come and sing for him. he sang bad medicine and wrapped things up with living on prayer af

tsa made the discovery yesterday morning at albany international airport.hen the x-ray machine at the check point detected a gun. arrested pilot on weapons charge, it delayed the flight for about four hours. >> virginia school district reviewing its security policies after student attack several other classmates with a stun gun. police say the student got the stun gun through metal detectors at thomas jefferson high school monday morning. one of the student says the detectors were not being monitored at the time. female student made threats on facebook sunday night. >> father makes exotic discovery at a park outside of last vegas? looks like duck pound has unwelcome visitors. take a look at the razor sharp teeth. steven simms says he first spot add piranha in the water only to find another dead one on the sidewalk. one wildlife expert says it is not uncommon for these creatures like these sharp tooth fish to end up in ponds, like this one. >> people will buy some strange things for pets, strange animals for pets, and a lot of times they're illegal. but what

here's a live look now at philadelphia national airport where the tsa is now testing a new pre-check enrollment center. starting today, you can sign up at the temporary location in termsinal b baggage -- terminal b baggage claim. it runs until next friday. the airport has two pre-check centers near the airport. they say if there's interest, the tsa could make the airport location permanent. >>> skies are clearing out this morning. the last few thin clouds are moving through philadelphia now. so the temperature is still falling this hour without sunshine. 53 now in philadelphia. it will be 53 once the sun is up at 8:00. then a quick warmup. near 60 degrees at 10:00. and with sunshine in store for the rest of the day, we will warm into the 60s this afternoon with a little light breeze, below ten miles per hour out of the northeast. clouds out of the picture for the suburbs already. nice and clear. 50 degrees. a little bit cooler in the suburbs. it will still be at 50 at 8:00. then sunshine, 55 at 10:00, 60 at lunchtime. and into the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. the lehigh valley, l

the temporary tsa office is designed to get you screened faster. it will be located in terminal b baggage claim. signup period runs through next friday. the program costs $85. >>> it is tuesday, april 18th. today's tax day, 2017. the traditional deadline is extended three days because april 15th fell on a saturday this year. yesterday was a holiday in washington, d.c. today's the last day to file your return or file for a six-month extension. we want your feedback on tax day. are you one of those last-minute filers? let us know how you plan on spending your refund. reach out to us on facebook or on twitter. >>> another local cemetery has become the target of vandals. >> we'll show the damage done in cherry hill and how police learned about the crime. >>> at 4:35, town hall tension. we'll explain why people in burlington county claim they're being ignored by their congressman. >>> and wounded warrior. we'll show how a veteran from northeastern pennsylvania made quite the impact during the boston marathon. >>> 57 degrees at 4:35. a cooler start this

anderson. >> evan, the tsa limited the band to direct flights to specific countries. why does the government not have a wider ban? >> the u.s. and the europeans have layered security that have greatly improved the chance of detecting explosives beyond just the screening equipment. the u.s. government continue to reassess existing intelligence and it creates new intelligence and that allows our government to constantly evaluate aviation security processes and policies to make enhancements when they are deemed necessary to keep passengers safe. there's a lot that we don't know they're doing behind the scenes to keep aircraft safe. >> appreciate the investigation. want to bring in our security experts. juliette, what's your reaction to all of this? because you and i were just talking about the lap top ban a couple of weeks ago on the program and there was still a lot of unanswered questions then. this clearly, it seems like intelligence was a significant part of why the ban was put in place? >> that's exactly right. and quite specific intelligence that not only were terr

both airlines, airport and tsa and all of the traveling public because everybody that gets screening makes it easier for entire population to get through philadelphia. >> enrollment process includes a background check and 85-dollar fee enrollment to last five years. >>> that looks good. >> it is, worth it. >> got to do it. >> got to do it. >>> beautiful day for flying, walking to be outside, anything. >> today was pure perfection, just gorgeous. >> i sat outside, ate lunch, not to hot, too cold. >> did you get an invitation. >> to her lunch. >> no, i had my own. >> salad at grocery store, let me just sit it outside and eat it. it is a goldie locks day i like to call it, not too hot, not too cold, just right.i perfect weather outside today. it will not last through rest of the week. we have, more showers creeping in. not a wash out for remainder of the workweek but dodging rain drops here and there starting tomorrow. we will take a closer look at that in future weather. lets look at the beautiful afternoon we have nothing but blue skies, we will look at our spring garden cameras looki

then there's tsa who ensure security among other things to -- the traveling public. aviation traveling public. tsa enjoys little credit as all work they have been ordered to do in complete and bringing them in direct contact for minor -- with public who has an intolerance for minor inconveniences. again, all of this required by the law. the public forgets this alternative is probably in a -- dying in a firall falling from 30,000 feet. they do their work effectively and they worked very hard. the second lesson i have come to realize is what homeland security means. we must no longer think about the defense of the nation in terms of initiatives and ndin wldf iciv e veennghrtsusweadk about security and nonsecurity which requires an increased melding of the thinking of the departments of defense and homeland security. secretary mattis and his team do it every day. the team i am in charge of fight the home game. the defense of homeland starts with allies and partners willing to fight the fight in syria, iraq, and afghanistan while standing ready in europe, asia, and south

. >>> the tsa is now testing a new pre-check enrollment center at philly international.look there. here's what we know about it -- starting today, you can sign up at that temporary location located in terminal b baggage claim. there are already locations across the area where you can sign up for the tsa pre-check. the tsa says if there's interest in that location, they could make it permanent. >>> septa is testing wi-fi on five of its accordion-style buses. the buses are part of a pilot program that could eventually bring wi-fi to more of septa's vehicles. >>> now we take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area happening in your neighborhood. >> in chester county, a man accused in the torture murder of his ex-girlfriend's 3-year-old son is ruled competent to stand trial. scott mcmillan's body was found in the family's mobile home in west callen township in 2014. last week his mother pleaded guilty to third-degree murder charges. she also agreed to testify against her ex-boyfriend, jerry fallenbom, who will go on trial for first-

it seemed like a great deal because tsa precheck grants travelers a fast track through security. it's usually $85 plus a background check. well, after carol cashed in her points and passed the background check, she says she never received precheck status. she called southwest and the airline told her, well, it was mailed to her. this is typical. precheck is a nine digit combination of letters and numbers the tsa assigns to you and mails to you. carol says she did not get it. and she couldn't get anyone to help her. so she reached out to us. we contacted southwest. it did some internal research and sorted things out. carol is now precheck approved and will be breezing through airport security lines. southwest said to us that we regret any inconvenience and we're happy to work with ms. cook to resolve this issue. millions of savvy travelers choose precheck, but if you're going to be flying overseas, we recommend exploring a program called global entry. global entry helps you speed through immigration lines. it's a little more expensive than precheck. it's $100. but precheck is incl

and that's a funny spoof jimmy kimmel does, but that's what tsa does to everybody every single day when they walk through the line. i related to the poor passenger going through all the lines and on and off the airplane. lou: i think maybe billions of people agree. i certainly agree we can all relate. but the idea frankly that we have gone 1 years in this war on terror and we are still taking our shoes off at airports instead of going out and defeating the enemy. americans have become something unrecognizable to americans 16 years ago who would put up with a military that doesn't win conflicts, who would put up with the imposition of the tsa on our lives. and it goes -- you are talking about compensation of ceos, gayle. this is about life in america because we didn't have the guts to name the enemy until donald trump was elected president. gayle: it's not the military. they put their lives on the line and sacrificed for their families. lou: it's the leaders of the military because those generals know what they have done. it's the presidents that we have had -- come on, let's be honest,

the tsa had a surprising number of employees fail drug and alcohol tests.y former station, kgw in portland obtained tsa records that showed workers tested positive for drugs or alcohol. so we wanted to see the impact on our bay area airports, and in oakland, five agents failed drug tests and one failed in san jose, and san francisco was not mentioned in the investigation. and l.a.x. had the highest number, 51. and the agents that fail tkrus tests are fired. >>> and simmons inked a new deal to take on his licensing, merchandising and endorsements and he signed the deal partly because of the popularity of the podca podcast, missing richard simmons. it's not clear when he will emerge to promote his products. emerge to promote his products. >>> researchers at can contribute to the loss. they say getting deep sleep is just as important as the overall quantity of sleep. researchers say every serious disease older people face is due to lack of adequate sleep. they are look into ways that we can get better sleep as we get older. older. >>> apple being sued sta aust

. >>> there's a new place to sign up for tsa precheck. a temporary enrollment center open this weekend in terminal b. tsa is testing the location for two weeks to see how many people will use them. if there's enough demand the airport center will become permanent. the airlines are doing a better job but they are having problems with arriving on time. government figures show that airlines canceled fewer flights and complaints are down. delta had the best on time rating followed by america. the worst airlines for cancellations jet blue overly 1.5% of flights were cancel in february. >>> it's ten years since the first iphone hit the market. to celebrate apple is planning to release three iphones. we'll see three upgraded version of the current models, as well as the new top of the line phone. apple is testing a new type of screen, curved glass and stainless steel materials and advanced camera. blinds to go. blinds for life. it's blinds to go's sheer savings event. right now take 25% off all sheer shades, our fastest-growing collection. class

and just for the next ten days, there will be a tsa precheck at the airport. tsa precheck lets fliers leave their shoes on and the belts when they go through security. it makes it a lot faster. they also have their own security line to make the process go swifter. the enrollment center will be open until the 28th at terminal b. then from 1:00. p.m. to 5:00. >>> closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow morning in the murder trial for eric frein. the accused cop kill canner's defense didn't call a single witness. randy gyllenhaal has more on the defense team's strategy here. >> reporter: the prosecution rested after ten days while eric frein's defense team never called a single witness. next up, closing arguments. the jury could have a verdict as soon as tomorrow afternoon. the family of corporal brian dixon arrives on b this final day of testimony. today the jury saw his autopsy photos including a close up of his wedding ring. a doctor testified he was killed by two bullets to the chest and shoulder. eric frein quietly took notes. >> there's a a lot of evide

along with a lot of tsa and a lot of other agencies that are under your purview. question number one is, how much input did you have in that budget? question number two is, what are we going to do about fixing it? >> question number one, very little. i talked to them about a way forward. and we made -- we're going to make the money -- we'll make the money good for the coast guard. they're too vital -- >> yeah. >> securing the southwest border. and a lot of other things. >> and mar-a-lago and a lot of other things. okay, thank you. northern ports. we talked about ports of entries where the drugs are coming through, and we all are focused, like a laser on the southern border, and i think that's cool, but the northern border has its challenges, too. can you -- can you tell me how concerned you are on the northern border, and if you're concern is with -- i don't think this is classified information, is it with drugs, is it with undocumented people coming across the line? is it with terrorist activities? where is your -- where is your concern with the northern border?

the expectations is parking lots in areas outside of the tsa zones belong to the state loca . that would belong more to the local community. >> as a former governor, i might suggest that we discuss that a little bit more because of the traditional work and as a partnership to be sure but i am very concerned, money does not grow on trees in our state's budget. it is something that we feed to look at because the overall security claims at airport will be compromised with those grants so i look forward to be discussing that with you more. i will submit a record on foreign airports staff screenings cht i wa screenings, i want to talk about dhs and cyber defenses. >> it provided hackers across the country with legal authorization in dod networks in return for cash payments. the second program is the establishment of vulnerability and disclosing policies -- i think these are really forward thinking cyber programs that leverage an untapped resourcing the united states. has dhs considering implementing programs? >> one of the things, i don't know if the senator was here. one of the th

groups that have gotten past american security, tsa security. this is very doable. and we know that they've been testing these things whether it's in somali or a plane was blown in the fuselage but the plane was low enough that it didn't break up. they also are understanding how to get a chemical mixes on airplanes. which are very hard to detect. they can't detect. even tsa equipment can't detect them because they don't admed nitrates and that's how in this airport equipment they detect bombs. they pick up traces of nitrates when you go through a scanner. but i think this is a genuine threat and i think that they've imposed this ban on computers and ipads and the rest of it for very good reason. and, frankly, this doesn't surprise me there. they're getting better at this. and they're more determined, as well. >> cnn intelligence and analyst bob baer, thank you for your insight. >> thank you. >>> sources tell cnn the fbi may not be interested in giving michael flynn, the former adviser immunity. >> he says his client has a story to tell but wants assurances against u

the tsa found a 330 caliber handgun loaded with bullets.e forgot the gun was in his bag, but was on his previous flight from new orleans where he was not checked by the tsa. he's charged with misdemeanor gun possession released on $200 bail. monroe law allows guns and ammo in checked baggage, but not carry-ons. some pilots are allowed to carry, but they must pass a program. >> jenna: a div element on a big nationwide story. we're learning that there will be a news conference coming up at noon on the nationwide manhunt for steve stephens. he was accused of shooting and killing a 74-year-old grandfather on the streets of cleveland and posting a video of that murder on facebook. fbi agents in cleveland say he could be anywhere right now, but they've had more than 400 tips and sightings coming in from across the country. let's talk about this. brad wheeler, also has relatives serving in the cleveland police department. we just had a news conference about 9:30 eastern time. this is been a real quick turnaround. what do you think it means? >> i t

might recall very long lines in the summer because of problems in processing passengers through the tsa checkpoints. business members change plans late before flights because their plans have changed, so there are number of reasons that plans might change so the passengers don't get to flights or decide not to ride on a flight. in order to get closer to the fullest planes, play the average fly somewhere around 86% or 87% full. so seven out of eight seeds are full on average on every plane. you don't tend to see every middle seat empty anymore. .any flights go off full for every flight that is full, you might have two out of every eight. that is not many middle seats for you to squeeze into at the last moment. airlines are trying to get all the feeds fold, and that is part of the debate to prevent overbooking. however, one of the points that the delta ceo had mentioned was that there airlines do not that there are airlines that don't overbook. some advertise that they don't overbook. even voluntary bumping statistics were higher than delta. they bumped something like .92 for every 10,000

and tsa says the money goes towards security. >>> not getting the warmest reception from riders. it's called avoiding creeps 101. critics say this is victim blaming, and it urges passengers blaming, and it urges passengers to not sit by themselves critics took to social media to complain, and b.a.r.t. said that's not their intention and released don't be a creep 101. >> some people were worried b.a.r.t. was implying that perhaps people being harassed it was their fault for being harassed and that's not the message we wanted to get out. >> others say any ads reminding the other passengers to be alert and courteous is a welcomed message. message. >>> what lyft's prices were. only a few people in the upper echelons at uber knew about the software. >>> 5:45. many hockey fans will tell you the playoffs are the most exciting of all of professional reports. >> and you see how the sharks finished their playoff opener. >> scores! >> carlson scored in sudden death over time to give the sharks a 3-2 win in edmonton. san jose leads the best of seven series, 1-0. game two is tomorrow night in

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this is the typical precheck number is nine indigency combination of letters and numbers tsa assignsyou then mails to you. old fashion way the mailbox out front carol says any couldn't get it couldn't get anyone to help her out she reached out to us. we contacted southwest it did internal research and sort to do all out carol i'm happy to report is precheck bruf and breezing through lines at airport security. southwest said we regret any inconvenience and happy to work this out with miss cook to resolve the issue. you know millions of savvy travelers choose precheck but flooig oversees something different call global entry mp global entry helps you speed through immigration lines as well global entry a little bit more expensive than precheck. $100 but precheck is included in that you get both for 100 bucks. heads up though it can take months to get appointment to apply for global entry. if you have a consumer complaint the number is 888996 tips or online does anybody at the desk love waiting in line' airport. >> i love. i love it we get to know a lot of people in line. >> right exact

for at least 24 hours the tsa's website listed medical marijuana as an item allowed on a flight. afternoon that same page disappeared for few hours then said it's not allowed. the tsa tweeted that it's sorry for the confusion and that a mistake was made in the databa database. >>> the united states postal service says 2016 was a record year for its male carriers being attacked by dogs. more than 6700 postal workers say they were attacked last year. that's 200 more than the year before. the city with the most postal workers attacked in 2016 was los angeles. had 80 attacks. philadelphia was 14th on that list. postal workers were attacked 40 times here in 2016. >>> my slowing broken. >>> strangers jump on to the tracks to save a blind man. >> all right. can we finally say goodbye to the downpours kathy. >> we certainly can. cold air coming in behind the storms and then chasing 80 degrees in the seven day forecast. i'll show you when. >> all right. she fell off a bridge trying to take selfie and lived. ♪ savings at giant. only at my giant. >> we couldn't to follow breaking news from

. >>> some confusion about whether you can bring pot on a plane, seriously for at least 24 hours tsaite listed medical marijuana as an item you could bring on the plane. tsa says it is sorry for confusion and that a mistake was made in their database. >>> you had postal service says it was a bad year, record year for mail carriers that were attacked by dogs. so more than 6700 postal workers say they were attacked last year, that is 200 more than year before city with the most attacks was lost angeles, with 80, we were 14th on the list, postal workers were attacked 40 times here last year. so keep your dog in. >>> watch out, wawa there is a new convenient store battle getting ready why you may be saying good bye to sunoco. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> welcome back. if you are just waking up we are following breaking news out of the middle east. this country has launched a missal tack in central syria in response to that horrific gaza tack on civilians including so ma

the tsa announced its opening a temporary office at the he airport.b, baggage claim, b as in boy, you can sign up tomorrow morning through next friday, the program costs 85 bucks. in the lehigh valley the airport could be expanding. it has a master plane in the works for the lehigh valley international airport. it's something that's updated every five to ten years and this plan takes the airport into the year 2040. right now there's nothing specific laid out in the plane but on thursday there's a public workshop that's from 4 to 7 at the airport in allentown. >> coming up in our next half hour "nbc10 responds" has a new home. >> today not so easy driving with an ez-pass for a driver who got overcharged for nearly a year's worth of tolls. the issue he had with the past before the nbc10 response team steps right in. >> bucks county students doused in fake blood and running around campus. the lesson they're learning today that parents say they should be proud of. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted

i constructed these things, groups that got past american security, tsa security. this is very doable. and we do that they have been testing these things whether it's in somalia where a hole was blown in a plane's fuselage. the plane was low enough that it didn't break up. they also are understanding how to get a chemical mix on airplanes. which are very hard to detect. again, detect, even tsa equipment can't detect it because they don't emit. >> i traits. they detect bombs they pick up traces of nitrate when you go through a scanner. this is a genuine threat and i think they have imposed this ban on computers and ipads and the rest of it for very good reason. it doesn't surprise me they are getting better at this. and more determined as well. >> cnn intelligence and security analyst bob behr. >>> there's a new twist into the investigations of russia's interference in the 2016 atlantic city. michael flynn wants testimony. he'll testify if he is guaranteed he won't be prosecuted. ine a tweet the u.s. president donald trump appeared to encourage flynn immunity deal b

tsa is not further. sources say the marshall is still on duty.elopments in the kidnapping case that captivated the nation. elizabeth was-old reunited with her family after more than a month. her teacher is behind bars, tad cummins. the police believe they spent two nights in a california cabin without running water or electricity. the simple message from the teenager's family tonight, they are happy to have her home. jonathan: the day after a gun man killed one police officer the shot >> say elyses ismps reopened in paris. isis claimed responsibility for the attack but misidentify the shooter. french media is reporting a letter found near his body defended the terrorist group. nancy: a little more than a for he reaches 100 days, president trump signed another executive order this afternoon. the measures called the treasury secretary to review tax and regulations with the goal of rolling back. frank -- dodd-frank. cannot believe we are saying this, but we are a week away from another possible government shutdown. live pictures from the capital. th

to enhance carry-on luggage screening and the tsa is testing that technology.hese examples are important because they illustrate how business can impact public policy and maybe even benefit from it, and the public needs to know how all of that is happening, so there's going to be ate lot more reporting around this. reporters are definity will keeping tax on these individuals and their past and future roles. >> and the waivers are new york city disclosed to the public as the obama administration did. cristina alesci, thanks so much. we have lots to talk about with the political panel. let me start with you, ruth. i mean, first of all, it almost feels like any time president trump does something controversial you can find a tweet from three or four years ago where he's hammering president obama for doing the same thing or a lesser offense. >> not just one tweet. i mean, pick your tweet. it's an array of them, whether it's on the golfing or the transparency or anything else. god bless twitter and its archive. this is really rather brazen is the word that comes to

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. >> the flight ultimately returned to the gate with all passengers aboard where fbi and tsa agents were waiting. delta telling abc news, it is imperative that passengers comply with crew instructions during all phases of flights. especially at the critical points of takeoff and landing. as for that kicked off delta passenger, he was refunded for half of his ticket and took a different airline home. >> thanks to rebecca there. coming up. 25 years after the l.a. riots. >> a closer look at how music, put a spotlight on life in south central you. are watching "wod manage ♪ >> with my money on my mind. ready to feel old. >> gin and juice was 1994. >> insane. >> when snoop dogg went by snoop doggy dog. >> now he is just. martha stewart's west friend. >> bffs. from the time. just two years earlier, l.a. including compton exploded with the riots. this weekend marks 25 years, music industry insider, bruno del grenado with more. ♪ the police straight from the underground ♪ >> iced tea, years before the l.a. riots artists showed the world grim reality of life here. tracks about racial tension, the

. >>> there is a new place for travelers to sign up for tsa precheck. a temporary enrollment center opened today inside of philadelphia international airport. in the baggage claim section of term terminal b. they are testing it and if there is enough demand the center will become a permanent fixture. the precheck allows members to pass through security more quickly. >>> coming up tonight, another successful year for a program that helps prison inmates and shelter dogs help each other. and a kindergarten school bus driver feels like going fishing. the story behind the popular outing in mount laurel. >> temperatures remain on the mild side and cooler air moves in tonight briefly before warm somewhat unsettled conditions move in. i'll have details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> phillies begin a series with the new york mets and hopefully this one goes a tad better. disturban ducis rogers has the story tonight. >>> sad news tonight the granddaughter of the founder of the campbells soup company has died at the age of 88, doris hill hamil

when marijuana is found at airports, tsa personnel will take action. ice will continue to use marijuana convictions as essential elements as they build their deportation, removal, apprehension packages for targeted operations against illegal aliens. they have done this in the past, are doing it today, and will continue in the future. now about terrorism. tco's have a devastating effect on our homeland. yet the other aspect of the threat is terrorism. for a brief moment after the 9/11 attacks, we came together as a country and stood shoulder to shoulder against this horrible threat. but the years have passed and we have grown accustomed to it and now question all the security, all of the issues that we have put in place to secure the nation. it is a little bit of an inconvenience at an airport or as you pass on to an airplane. the threat to our nation, our american way of life, has not diminished. the threat has metastasized and decentralized, and the risk is threatening us today in a way that is worse than we experienced 16 years ago. as i speak these

the tsa released pictures of the bust.was about 12 pounds on each guy with a street value before $200,000 each. both men are facing charges. >>> today in trenton, new jersey lawmakers will hold a hearing on the commuter crisis facing amtrak and n.j. transit. the heads of the agencies will testify before a joint panel. >> they will focus on recent railroad breakdowns and how to move commuters during repairs at penn station. the repairs at penn station, the nation's busiest rail station, will begin next month. derailments and electrical issues caused major delays the last few months. 600,000 people pass through penn station every day. >>> and a sharp rise in delays. new jersey transit is helping riders explain their tardiness to their boss. the agency is offering excuse letters if a train makes them late. very good. >>> in nbc10 responds, a man refinances his house after the payments become too much. >> when paperwork problems persist for months, he called harry hairston and nbc10 responds. >>> the whole ceiling was destroye