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to shift that conversation with that that view the empowerment complex and also above conversation tsa to call yourself a victim. >> and nobody has read the book that i haven't caught many reactions. many have made assumptionsit's b this is a book about what happens when you are beyond lane bryant. when they talk about body positivity big in -- they can still go to the mall and buy an outfit that what happens if you are a bigger that and no longer able to shop in the store for clothing? with the rule does not accommodate unisex that is the straw that you don't hear of the issue here that expert played the showrooms where the body is the spectacle and being w shamed and we have a doctor who was well attended putting them on a 200 calories per day diet even a weight-loss surgeryt the has a 5% success rate so that shows you that i have a 95 percent chance of failing but i will mutilate my body anyway. sullen want to say i believe in bin positivity but i am also not thrilled to be this size held that every size founder i met her last weekend raise about 90 pounds. really? [laughter] she is

tsa just set a record for firearms seized at airports. 96 were discovered in carry oren bags. 85 were loaded. previous seize 89 were in july. >> company best known for selling soap soap is hoping to start a new discussion about race. demarco morgan reports on procter & gamble's thought- provoking new ad. >> there are some people who think you don't dese you look like. it's not fair. >> reporter: the commercial is called "the talk." >> remember, you can do anything they can. the difference is, you got to work twice as hard and be twice as smart. >> reporter: a two-minute ad released online last month showing black mothers sharing their truths about bias and racial stereotypes, growing up in america. >> when you get pulled over-- >> mom, i'm a good driver. don't worry. >> this is not about you getting a ticket. this is about you not coming home. >> this commercial, "the talk," is a powerful film, that is really part of a broader platform that we have called "my black is beautiful." >> reporter: procter & gamble's chief brand officer, marc pritchard. >> what this enables people to do is

it's bad enough tsa botched a factor. that is process of elimination. so i have problems about nixon and his character so buckley decides the policy that is tough on crime in the law and order he hopes a stronger hawkish view. and becomes a power broker to fix the campaign and he forms a common bond one of them is a great statesman this is the last invention of how political leaders will decide how the delegations go. . . who are john cowher, the senator from texas, strom thurmond just joined the republican party when goldwater was nominated. a couple of elected officials, acting like a political buzz, that surprised me greatly and i urge you, the last point, you say you will settle on the left of evil you know what you wind up with. the unraveling of the buckley nixon relationship which it vote another chapter to. >> give curtis a chance to say something, if you start lining up behind the microphone, make your point. >> tom and i had forgotten how enormous the issue of catholicism was in 1960 once kennedy was elected, disappeared as a nation but it was

not when it's this stuff called slurry, coming up, >> tsa bringing with it thousands of jobs. the government has picked a site, their springfield town center to house the new headquarters. it awarded the contractor, the exact same company that own it is town center. the new headquarters will mean 3,000 new jobs in springfield. no word yet the construction will get underway. >> people in a wood bridge neighborhood are upset and confused tonight after a road project that's actually left their streets looking worse than before. they contacted news 4 after seeing a recent stories about hundreds of cars covered in gunk, a tar substance. today we're working for you, our county bureau chief, julie gary went to the >> repaving job like you see in most places. >> but they're different. take a closer look at why they're complaining. hitting their cars. the road service is bumpy, turning tires leave gouges everywhere. cul-de-sacs feature tire tracks. >> take it or leave it and makes it look like you came in and left it undone. it looks rough. >> we're thought we're would see for ourselve

should be posted publicly but that it would no appropriate and inappropriate is the same idea that tsa is a terrorist they don't all these are constructed from these inconsistencies but despite that it is powerful facebook if ever implemented one of more that behavior than any other. they could unlock your potential but not in the way microsoft wants you to believe. but to be hard coded into your system trust me you don't but with one brief look will show that terrifying competence what these algorithms to for the office. regimen a world and this is the precise problem that we encounter. sure public policies are losing funding but google has the ability to make a celebrity is facebook defines that as an appropriate. so for me, that is my presentation so i invite you to ask me any question is related to the book. [applause] >> our sherbrooke structured ?. >> i start with day idea of how they get the identities of a terrorist then i move on and to produce a relationship of control with that gender theory how those that we do not think of over a our behavior to connect all the rhythmic id

tsa says this is cause and effect way to provide quarters through operation. the administration, frankly, has not been generous in the request to continue the service. i think at least in one regard for someone, this just seems strange to me. the fbi -- this just doesn't seem right. and, everybody acknowledges and drive by and see the netting where they are coming off of the building. yet, we have an administration that says after all these years of work to get us to this point, but we don't have funding. that's it. i'm not aware of consultation. it just doesn't pass the smell test. i would just ask maybe for mr. haley, could you tell the committee who at omb was involved in this decision and anyone from the white house? >> first, i would say your analogy of st. elizabeth, which we have looked at quite a bit, we saw the coast guard, which was a complete effort in link with the fbi. you have an agency that moved on to a department site, but a complete agency build rather than multiple pieces. that's how we looked at it. our concern is we would end up in a phase

they have to work side by side with tsas k-9s. i would suspect were part of this operation before they. >> that's what we were told earlier, that police dog had apparently alerted on this van and looks like, you know, i'm sure they often that you get an empty vehicle just for a moment in that drop off area, but that doesn't -- nobody is coming back to this one. >> absolutely. what we're don't know at impacting people's abilities to catch planes or come into this area. we're haven't gotten any word about flights being cancelled as a result of the police activity. we'll continue to watch this. we'll try to figure out if any airlines are being effective and we'll update you as soon as we're have new information on this. >> we're told you about the warning on the water. now, consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with a look at the changes in place to keep you safe after one woman almost lost her life in a boating accident. >> reporter: should statutes of confederate soldiers that are being removed also be >> the latest new

for bart, competing with other departments liking the tsa from as far away as kearney mesa. >> we'reing to incent vise folks. >> that's why he brought his focus and recruiting team to this event in san francisco. a job fair specifically designed for those who have recently served in the military. >> there's a lot of comp tishz as you see at the job fair today, there's lot of people vying for jobs but there's also a lot of different agencies recruiting folks. >> reporter: violent crimes have surged in the first five months of this year, compared to the same period last year. at the same time they've seen a steady decline in the number of people applying for the police department. there were just 750 applicants last year, compared with nearly 3,000 in 2015. after four years in the navy, he told us he's most interested in berkeley pd and bart police. >> i feel a lot of police forms are very military escand i feel we can't bring that into the civilian world. >> reporter: starting pay at bart is $756 per months plus benefits and a $10,000 beans for those with prior experience. >>> the faa

and tsa agents came in from chicago to man those. >> wow, wow.o still massive efforts trying to get people up and running your sense was yesterday at this time when we talked to you that some people might make it back into houston is that what actually happened yesterday? are there ways that people -- employees can trickle back in? >> reporter: yes it was an amazing explosion even from early morning when we had talked, becky, until the afternoon and evening to see how many businesses came online, to see how many employees came back to work. at the hotel where we're staying, it went from having a skeleton staff, who had been sleeping at the hotel in the rooms there, all of a sudden we saw a bunch of new people coming in and saying, yeah, i was able to get back to work today, no problem getting around maybe if there were minor inconveniences i was able to overcome those so i wanted to show you yesterday how quickly, how resilient houston is in terms of business, but i don't want to give the impression that the all clear is here. it's just that i ca

it's sponsored by the tsa. starting next week people without plane tickets can go through the screening process to escort loved one who are flying. >>> one day your pizza delivery could come without a driver, dominoes is partnering with forward to test this idea. where pizza is undeniably unpopular in a college. town. home to the university of michigan. could have a driverless car drop off their orders, to grab their pies, they can put a four digit code mounted on to the car and that could open up a back window revealing your pizza waiting in a heated compartment. >> it's so much bet toward be a college student now than when we were there. >> couldn't afford pizza. >> how about the accuweather forecast. it's a soaker no matter where you are. we take a look at the center live now, the large swells crashing against the shore line. the propgation from the northeast to the south and the east. that is carving into our shore right now, any time we get those northeasterly winds,that our sh positioned. it really starts

jones shot video of passengers surrounded by tsa and aruba police. >> apparently someone pointed me out saying i was the last one to use the rest room. >> the bathroom where the bag was found, i didn't even use that bathroom, i only used the one in the back and it was found in the front. >> a picture of dixon here as they both got hauled off for questioning and then thrown into two separate jails in aruba over night. >> it was just dismal. i literally slept on a concrete slab. >> all the legal documents are in dutch. the couple says there was a major language barrier while they were detained and jailed for 26 hours before they were finally cleared for wrongdoing and released. >> i was pe tri fied. like this is the most horrific thing that has ever happened to me in my life. >> i have been on the phone working to get clarity as to whether jones and dixon received proper treatment by dutch authorities. they were given a lawyer in aruba but say theye embassy for help. i also talked with southwest airlines today. they confirmed the security scare but say once the plane touches down, they ha

nonpassengers will have to go through screening and follow tsa rules. people without tickets haven't been allowed past security since 9/11 unless escorting minor children to the gate. pittsburgh international is the first airport to reverse that ruling. >>> and let's go back to molette green working for you in suitland at the community center. this is our back to school barbecue. and get it. get it. >> reporter: i'm doing the line dancing, y'all. and i'm making a mess of things out here. one lady told me i look so much bigger on tv. i said i am going to jump in and do some line dancing and get some exercise. this is the sassy senior social club out here. i have melissa cox. out here at the community center, doesn't this have the feel of like old times getting ready for school with the last backyard barbecue? >> the entire community comes together for one common purpose and that purpose is to support our schools and our children that are going back to school. we have a great crowd out here. a wonderful atmosphere. >> jump back in and dance. we got to do

truck stopping ram bars should be set up at access points and staff should not be able to skip tsa. >> there are scores of individuals every day at this airport that are badged that circumvent security. we don't allow our pilots or flight attendants to sir couple vent security. >> in the past three years the airport has upgraded security cameras, increased height of fences and last week added one-way exit doors to prevent someone from rushing through the other way. more details now our investigative unit took an extensive look at security after a breach in 2014. you may recall a teenager stowed away on a flight to virginia. it prompted calls from lawmakers for changes. you can still find our full investigation online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> at 5:09 new this morning the state treasurer is defending himself from accusations of giving tax breaks to campaign contributors. john chang got more than $100,000 in donations for affordable housing developers. those three developers were awarded tax credits and state bonds from committees he oversees. he says the tax breaks are based on a formula

ka tsa troe sfee in houston. >>> rush hour sgis getting off a rush start in san francisco. sky 7 flew above the bar and metro station when the san francisco police bomb squad arrived. experts checked out a briefcase that had wires sticking out. they discovered the briefcase inside the station. they face delays until the area reopened a little more than a half hour ago. >>> police believe there may be another suspect on the loose after three officers were shot in sacramento county today. investigators say it all began when highway patrol officers chased two women driving a suspected, stolen car. the chase led them to a hotel along auburn boulevard in eastern sacramento county. someone wounding the two chp officers and one deputies. officers wounded and captured the suspect. they also arrested two women. >>> a wildfire roared overnight consuming homes and forcing more evacuations. it's been burning since yesterday afternoon north of sacramento and destroyed ten homes and 20 other buildings. they say the girls arrested the man who they believe ignited the fire. they say he rec

>> well, the tsa was aware of the publication of "inspire" ahead of it and they put out a warning topolice around the country to be on the lookout for these sorts of sabotage kinds of things. the strategy for those folks is do whatever damage that can be done. it's not as sexy as crashing a plane into the empire state building or world trade center but can spike fear throughout the traveling public and that's what they want to do. >> sandra: thanks, jeff, for that report. the state of california suing the trump administration over sanctuary city funding. the state's attorney general says it's unconstitutional for the government to withhold federal money from cities that don't follow federal immigration practices. adam housley live in san francisco. adam? >> yeah, the state is joined by the city of san francisco. the city of san francisco filed the first lawsuit this morning. the state will file this afternoon. it's $28 million statewide, more than a million locally. it will be withheld if they don't follow the policy, which is an executive order that came down at the end of july from

. >> jimmy: i saw that the -- [ laughter ] i saw that the new head of the tsa was sworn in at 10:30 a.mwell, he got in line at 8:00, but didn't get to the podium until 10:00. [ laughter and applause ] he's like -- belts come off, shoes stay on, you idiot! the shoes stay on! i don't know. i don't -- ipad go right through, laptop -- i don't know, man. [ light laughter ] the rules keep changing in this thing. [ laughter ] some business news -- [ laughter ] they do. i don't know the rules. >> steve: come on, just -- >> jimmy: tell me what's up. i'll take everything off. i don't care, man. [ laughter ] go through all my stuff. i've nothing to hide. [ light laughter ] don't take your laptop out. close it. don't open it. what's wrong with you? belts come off, shoes come off. there you go. i don't know the rules. [ laughter ] some business news. after months of poor sales, the ceo of lego was just recently replaced. [ audience oohs ] well, it turns out that there are some new lego products that just didn't catch on with the kids. i'll show you a few examples. for instance, they tried to sell le

jones shot video of passengers corralled on to shuttle bus surrounded by tsa and aruba police. >> apparently someone pointed me out saying i was the last one to use the rest room. >> a picture here reports as they both got hauled off for questioning and then thrown into two separate jails in aruba over night. >> it was just dismal. i literally slept on a concrete slab. >> all their legal documents are in dutch. the couple says there was a major language barrier while they were detained and jailed for 26 hours before they were finally cleared of wrongdoing and released. >> i will never go back to aruba again, you know. i love aruba, you know, it's a beautiful place, you know, the people are beautiful, but the way -- their law, it's not right. >> we do have some phone calls out to get some clarity as to whether jones and dixon received proper treatment by aruba authorities. couple feel like maybe they were sc they were appointed a lawyer of aruba, not allowed to call family or u.s. embassy. we reached out to southwest airlines to get their take on it. all they would tell us, once there's an in

jones shot video of passengers corralled surrounded by tsa and aruba police. >> someone pointed me out saying i was the last one that used the rest room. >> a picture here got hauled off for questioning and thrown into two separate jails in aruba over night. >> it was just dismal. i literally slept on a concrete slab. you know, i kept praying the entire time and saying to myself, you know what, this is going to be over any minute. >> but the thing is, any minute turned into about 26 hours of detinment, mostly -- detainment, mostly in jail. they were appointed but not allowed to call family or the u.s. embassy over there. both women were released from we reached out to southwest airlines. the airline confirms the incident. once a flight lands they leave it all in the hands of local authorities there. we're still trying to get some questions answered as to whether jones and dixon received proper and fair treatment when they were in aruba. >> the airlines are saying they're washing their hands of this, they're not doing anything for them. >> they feel had the flight crew stuck around a li

points to prevent trucks smashing lou and doesn't think any airport workers should be able to skip tsasecurity lines. >> there are scores of individuals every day here that circumvent security. we don't allow our airline pilots or flight attendants to skip going through security. >> reporter: connolly's worries follow an incident on saturday when officials thought prohibited items made it past through security. passengers were rescreened and flights were delayed. in 2014, when someone had made into the wheel well on the tarmac. >> we've added additional surveillance equipment all throughout our perimeter, a  security fence line as well as other means to detect anyone that tries to scale that fence line. >> reporter: and new one-way exit doors were installed preventing someone from running through to the gates. steps towards protection. >> our number one priority is their safety, their security. and they should feel as such as they travel through here. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> our investigative unit took a look at sjc's security after a high-profile b

. >> jimmy: it's great name for a a tsa agent. [ laughter and applause ] here you go, just let me on plane, please. after that, we have yankees, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] that is a good name for a a baseball team. that is a bad name for a a massage parlor. >> steve: what? [ laughter ] ♪ yankees! >> jimmy: that is a -- it's a handshakes. [ laughter and applause ] there you go. >> steve: "get in here." >> jimmy: up next we have white walker. well, that's a good name for an evil character on "game of thrones." it's a bad name for a sneaker company. [ laughter ] it's a great name for mike pence on a treadmill. [ laughter and applause ] white walker. >> steve: he's a white walker. >> jimmy: up next we have "eight is enough." that is a good name for a a sitcom. it's a bad name for a finger surgeon. [ laughter ] a great name for the number of people at don jr.'s meeting with russia. [ laughter and applause ] well, there you go. eight is -- bring a couple. i don't remember any of this. >> steve: who's on speakerphone? >> jimmy: i don't remember anything. next we have "fallout." t

i haven't seen that many people sign up to grab balls since the tsa was hiring. [ laughter and applause hey-o! hey! >> jimmy: this made me laugh. i saw that yesterday, in new hampshire, state troopers pulled over a car that was just a little overpacked. take a look at >> the driver was traveling northbound on 93 with a a dresser, a bicycle, a rake and a shovel, a 32 inch tv, a a ladder, a shopping cart, and plenty more, all strapped to the outside of his vehicle. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! wow. the driver was like, "one bungee cord ought to hold her. i think that works." [ laughter and applause ] police asked, "what else is up there?" and a voice from the roof said, "nothing." [ laughter ] "can you pass me a can of ensure?" [ light laughter ] that's grandpa. guys, check this out, airbnb is planning to launch a luxury service for mansions. they say it's perfect for people who want to have everything stolen from their mansion. [ laughter ] i just saw that a woman gave birth to a baby on a recent spirit airlines flight. when the flight attendant said, "is there a doctor on board?" t

ram bars should be set up at access points and there's the suggestion it to not allow staff to skip tsaity. >> there are scores of individuals every day that are badged that circumvent security. we don't allow our airline pilots or flight attendants to circumvent security. >> now in the past three years the airport has upgraded security cameras, increased the height of fences and just last week added one-way exit doors to prevent someone from rushing through the terminal's exit only. more details now on our investigative unit's look at security after a high-profile breach in 2014. you may recall a teenager stowed away on a flight to hawaii. that incident prompt ed calls fr lawmakers for changes. you can find them at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 6:15 right now and new this morning two people dead, are several others injured in a shooting in north hollywood. it is a popular art district. police say the shooting happened about 11:30 outside an apartment complex. at least four people were hit by bullets, no word on their conditions right now. there have been no arrests and police so far are not sayi

the sale of german brand and british .rand of its cars here very interesting headline coming across tsaopel vauxhall, operating free cash flow by 2020 and targeting an operating margin of only 2% by 2020, only 6% by 2026. far asot so bad as european carmakers are concerned. not luxury carmakers, i in used to the u.s. margins of 10%, but that is with the giant trucks. maybe 6% not so bad. targeting operating margins of 6% by 2026 with opel and vauxhall. quickly, where our futures trading less than half an hour from the open of the cash trade here? futures up across the board after a week session -- weak session. the ftse gained on the close yesterday but the cac was down almost 1%. the dax was down as well. looks like he could get a little bounce this morning. take a look at the bund trade. i've got the german bunds here. we still see yields climbing higher. this is a one-day look. let me zooming, coming back down to little changed. openafter a bounce at the of the bund trading about half an hour ago, we see that subsiding a little. keep in mind chairman greenspan's comments. comments fr