but the tsa audit is either for badges or access. some of our stations have access for the firefighters to get in. but they checked all of our firefighters' badges to make sure they were up to date and nobody has a badge that shouldn't have a badge or lost badges, et cetera. >> president cleaveland: thank you so much. all right. i guess that's it. madame secretary, next item. >> clerk: item 7. public comment on item eight. all matters pertaining to item eight below including public comment on whether to hold item 8b in closed session? >> president cleaveland: is there any public comment going into closed session? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, what's your pleasure? >> vice president nakajo: motion to close. >> president cleaveland: that would be good. all in favor of going into closed >> president cleaveland: we are back in open session. do we wish to report on any action taken in this matter? i don't believe so. council? no. okay. do i have a motion to disclose or not to disclose the contents of our private di

there are a lot of issues with tsa in low morale.i can see why so what are you doing in terms of looking at this issue in your organization? when it comes to employee satisfaction with their job, pay, and willingness to recommend the organization is a good place to work? >> to be multifaceted issue that we must take that it is very critical helping to understand the mission is part one to have the training and the ability you could have within the organization and communication is very important i don't expect employees to learn about things in the news i expect to keep them in the loop and understand what it is we do on a day-to-day basis. >> so with the question of consistency on training, new tsa officer as opposed to the old ones not getting the same training and therefore creating gaps in the system which they are working on and also issues around not enough for those into take bathroom breaks where there was a report of one having an accident on herself because she was not allowed to leave her post. that is going a bit too far

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they spoke to tsa agents. topping the list. travelers who do not listen.ond, people who do everything at the last minute. and also, leaving items in your bag or on your body that will not pass through the scanner like liquids, also on the list, travelers who argue with tsa agents and those who go through security ahead of their children. >>> back in with steve paulson again. i think the fights will be delayed tomorrow. >> that depends. but probably. maybe not san jose, with the wind direction picking up, i think it will be travel delays and airport delays tomorrow. the system is finally arriving. light rain started up in the russian river. this is an incredible amount of moisture for april. it is big time moisture anytime in the year to come in, but for april, will probably be record- setting. very light right now, but it is a sign of things to come. flash flood watches are out. that is late tonight into saturday morning. by 9:00 or 10:00, a lot of this will be gone. concerns about snow in some areas. also down to the santa cruz mountains here in the mix a

the website insider spoke to tsa agents to find out what really annoys them.ist, travelers who don't listen. second, people who do everything at the last minute, and also, leaving items in your bag or on your body that will not pass through the scanner like the water bottles you forget to take out, and also on the list, travelers who argue with tsa agents. don't do that. those who go through security ahead of their children, and then they have to escort your children to get them through safely. >> maybe you don't have to take off your belt. >> or the person with the jacket and the shoes, and you're like, dude, do you ever fly? >> if you didn't take out the laptop. come on! >>> colin kaepernick could be at the ravens' facility today. that's where there's a collusion grievance hearing. they will question the ravens' owner and the head coach about why the ravens chose not to sign kaepernick. they expressed interest in signing him, but a deal never materialized. he said there's collusion to keep him out of the league because of his protest during the national anth

you go through tsa need to get rid of the water. can you dump it finish drink going.gh the line and it expands fill it back up. it's bpa free plastic. throe it in the dishwasher easy to use. you are not buying bottles of water not contributing plastic waste. and it's easy to keep around. doesn't drip or anything. >> any look like buttons to me. huge buttons where what are they. >> buttons for sinks and sink. they come in different sizes. you plug them into the drain and they catch-all the hair that goes down. and i have a lot of hair. big dogs at home. ivy i used to have a use of ton of drain o. it introduces a lot of harsh chemical toxins to the environment. with these it's easy. put them in the drain opinion. and the hair wraps the coils and take it out and easy to clean. pop them back in. it saves a lot of money and it's completely non-toxic. >> you think about earth day and maybe want to do something on earth day. but these are ways to help every day. >> exactly. exactly. >> okay. are these things that people have to look far and which had to wind if they want to

la tsa informÓ que los dos pilotos de la aeronave llevaba un peso su corazÓn por la pÉrdida de una personal agradecieron el apoyo recibido del Único y de sus compaÑeros. javier: las mÁscaras de oxÍgeno de este vuelo, como estÁbamos comentando anteriormente, son tendencia en redes. las imÁgenes que circularon en internetmuestra que desea que cayeron cuando la vio presentÓ la falla, pocos sabÍan utilizarlas. un asistente de vuelo compartiÓ la foto de marty martÍnez, lo tuvimos ayer la "ediciÓn digital" en vivo, para recordarle a los usuarios que todos deben cubrirse la nariz, no solamente la boca, al momento de tener un tipo de emergencia, como lo vemos en las imÁgenes. las personas solamente tiene la mascarilla en la parte de la boca. aylen: los pasajeros empezaron a responder sobre el uso errÓneo de estas mÁs. tras una de las pasajeras dice: "mi mÁscara tenÍa problemas, pero podÍa respirar. estaba concentrada en supervisar y sobrevivir, ademÁs estaba asustada por el aviÓn. desafortunadamente, la mÁscara colocada incorrectamente no era mi prioridad." los expertos dicen que si no la colocas

last may, the tsa released a report on the threat of vehicle ramming attacks in the u.s., recommendingng to authorities any suspicions arising from the rental of large capacity vehicles near large gatherings, and creating barriers that create a serpentine path of entry. authorities will not say whether today's attack in toronto is being investigated as an act of terror, and have not yet identified a motive. >> this is going to be long investigation. we have multiple witnesses. we have a lot of surveillance cameras. >> this is a tragic, tragic situation, and our first thoughts are with the victims and their families. >> we have received numerous witnesses that have come forward, but we're still looking for more witnesses. this is not over yet. >> reporter: earlier today prime minister of canada justin trudeau also offered his condolences. >> obviously, we're just learning about the situation in toronto. our hearts go out to anyone affected. we're going to obviously have more to learn and more to say in the coming hours. >> reporter: and tonight a moment of silence pour the victims at th

is that part yes, tsa budget is of department of homeland security.n that one, we've actually seen tsa, user get paid to fees end up going to other parts of the budget because congress them like a cash cow, whenever they need money to pay or a different piece of spending legislation, they look to tsa, user fees as means to spending that, is a huge problem and i think the american people deserve better han having security fees going to complete separate spending legislation. is one sessment f.a.a. of the areas that work? guest: i generally agree with that. i think their role as safety regulator has been a great repeatedly said, the aviation industry is incredibly safe now. traffic controllers do a , moving them but out would be a better system and that is what most everyone else in the developed world has done, traffic control operations from the civilian aviation safety regulator. the now having them in same entity creates conflict of interest because you're the f.a.a. regulates itself. ou want to have arms length regulatory structure to ensure real a

the tsa requiring to put every electronic advice larger than a phone in a bin. e readers and tablets. coming up this morning in "today in the bay" good for a day like that. these are your stop stories and weather. back to the "today show." >>> we are back on saturday morning. april 14th, 2018. busy night overnight with the united states launching a series of air strikes against syria along with britain and france. the strikes supposed to be a one-time attack with defense secretary james mattis saying that all depends on how syrian president bashar al assad responds. this morning, assad remains d y defia defiant. >> we have correspondents around the world. let's go to chief foreign correspondent richard engel. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i think it is significant that we're not seeing a lot of action. we're seeing some rhetoric and hearing rhetoric from russia. vladimir putin saying that this was an attack against a sovereign nation. hearing defiance from the syrian regime. so far, nothing concrete. that is quite significant. it looks like r

. - [laughs] yeah, well, i'm just glad that stupid tsa crap is over with. i know you've had a tough week, clyde, but at least your mom didn't die for nothing. i mean, we're kind of right back to the bathroom being the last bastion of american freedom, so technically, your mom did die for nothing, but...clyde? clyde? clyde, you there? hello? [toilet flushes] [seat clatters] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much! thank you so much. welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. take a seat, people. welcome to it. our guest tonight, our guest tonight, our guest tonight is the author of the new book "she persisted around the world." chelsea clinton is joining us. ( cheers and applause ) but first up, if you are a racist barista at starbucks, goes news-- you've got about a month left to wild out. >> starbuckses is in high-level damage control after this video showing two men arrested after trying tiewz the bathro

. - anything that imagines controlling disease at borders, you know, tsa spotting ebola--i don't think so. anything that imagines that america can be safe only based on domestic spending is ludicrous. - [narrator] the moral argument for saving lives is augmented by the benefits of soft power to improve the image of the u.s. overseas. - perceptions of the united states in developing countries were pepfar was very active is radically different than in other developing countries. - you only have to go to sub-saharan africa as an american and tell them that you're from the united states, and from the president to a person in the farthest rural community will say thank you for helping us. when no one else came, you came. - [narrator] in 2014, an ebola outbreak showcased the dangers of infectious diseases in the era of mega cities and transatlantic flights. with its first recorded case in rural guinea, the epidemic quickly spread to bustling lagos, and a handful of cases crossed the ocean making their way to the u.s. - i grew up in nebraska, and a lot of my midwestern neighbors were question

on a journey one that's not for the faint of heart on a small train affectionately called the miter tsa it acts as a lifeline to the people who live high up in the remote mountain villages of the caucasus. the three hour journey begins at seven in the morning train driver our tour never knows exactly when or even if he will arrive at the destination but here in the caucuses manton's time is of little essence. here sometimes when there's too much snow or frost we have to turn back. more for. a few days ago a landslide here brought everything to a standstill a look out the window is anything but comforting. the lumber company that operates the train is in financial trouble six of its nine track maintenance workers have quit over unpaid wages. this is the village of cushing our tour had to branch from the main track to get here visitors who have relatives lumber workers locals returning from the valley with building materials only the mattress second bring them here and what if someone has an accident. all we can do is call the moderates and arrange an emergency pick up what we're left lor

the tsa will have a more enhanced screening process. everyone will be required to put any electronic device larger than a cell phone in a separate bin. this applies already to laptops, but the new rule now includes any e-reader and your tablets too. >> who will replace house speaker paul ryan who has announced he's retiring. congressmen endorsed kevin mccarthy as his successor. >> do you have a preference? >> i think we all believe that kevin is the right person. we all think that kevin is the right person. >> house speaker ryan has pledged to remain speaker until the conclusion of the 115th congress next january. house republicans are currently expected to hold their leadership elections in november following the midterm elections. you can watch the entire interview on "meet the press" as well as in depth analysis this sunday morning at 8:00. >>> you don't want to hurt yourself, do you? you don't want to hurt anybody else? >> were there warning signs and were they missed? the newly released body cam video taken hours before nasim aghda

tsa having a more enhanced screening process so everyone is required to put a electronic device in a separate pin larger than a phone. e-readers and tablets. it is 7:07 we have more ahead on "today in the bay" students playing undocumented immigrants in the east bachlt we have the warning from officials dpl and revealing memo of apple showing the extreme lengths that apple took from keeping secrets from leaking. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> welcome back at 7:09 this saturday morning. the sun is shining over the golden gate bridge. did you know shine and dry conditions today. enskbr enjoy the weather because tomorrow a cool down and possibility of rain. >>> it is called border patrol i.c.e. agents rounding up undocumented ingredients. this time it is kids, a game. it is distaste full and could prove dangerous. cheryl hurt has the story. >> reporter: gathering at the starting point at a park in beab benica. it looks innocent but the game is called border control. >> you ha

the website insider talked to tsa agents to find out what really annoys them. the list, travelers who don't listen. second, people who do everything at the last minute, and also, leaving items in your bag or on your body that will not pass through the scanner, like liquids, and also travelers who argue with tsa agents and those who go through security ahead of their children. dave? >>> the san francisco mayor is promoting programs walk sf and walk to workday. it's two programs to encourage people to exercise and keep the streets safe for pedestrians. the mayor will be joined by other city leaders including the police chief and fire chief. if you take part in walk to workday, you can visit 11 stations to reenergize with snacks, coffee, pick up refusable totes, and b. a.r.t. tickets. >>> in case you didn't hear, headliners for this summer include janet jackson, the weekend, and the machine for the outside lands music festival. outside lands takes place august 10th through the 12th, and it will be at golden gate park. by the way it's sold out every year since the

disease control and prevention and the department of homeland security and a bunch of other agencies tsa, people like that, custom and border protection's were trying to figure out a way to track the people from west africa who had come back to this country. they needed to keep tabs on import 21 days to make sure the incubation. of virus to make sure they didn't show up with the virus as some help organization, some health center that was not ready for it. how do you do that with someone who has a cell phone that doesn't have the right stem card that works in the us? turns out you give them a bone or phone that comes from literally came from walmart in this case. the cdc foundation went former, but thousands of these phones and distributed them to everyone who came into the us from liberia, sierra leone and guinea and effectively kept track of them for the next three weeks. that brought a really good response rate of about 75% of people we were able to keep track of, up to about 98 or 99% of the folks we were able to keep track. a small little moment in which an internet can fiercely act

in fact tsa you are wrong on the iran deal. he's saying you are wrong on trade. he is saying you are wrong on syria. on that angela merkel is coming at the end of the week and saying, oh, is he going to -- she is going to enforce what macron has said to trump. >> katie: the thing that's interesting about president trump with these meetings, adversaries or allies, he always focuses on the agreement first. as you have seen him come through the first year of his presidency, he's emboldened the allies. he has kind of distance himself from the people who are to necessarily in our interests. turkey is one of those examples. when it comes to syria, he addressed that today. talked about the iran deal. i want to get out eventually but we have to have a plan because we don't want the mediterranean, as he said, to be a free-for-all for the iranians. when it comes to the iran deal, i also believe based on the president's rhetoric in the past few months and also today he said it was built on a decaying foundation. that's the language. he's telling us he's going to scrap it. i

we got through tsa security and it was a close call making it for the flight. >> previous -- probably i believe our last two days in new york city were i believe focussed on fire and rescue. it was an amazing time. we visited and had the opportunity to visit and talk with fire men in two different stations. he visited 9/11 memorial and the other memorial on river side drive. the fire museum. andrew and stephanie both were reading fireman books that they had purchased. when i look back as a mom it was all in preparation for what happened on the plane. of course, you had no idea, but god just used those times to where both of their hearts were in on fire and rescue. so when the event happened the mom and the dad responded. stephanie was helping the mom behind us with her baby. tommy and i had the children. my focus was directly on ellie. his was on colten. they were free i felt to respond to other needs on the plane. they did it very well. tommy and i both are very proud of them for what they did. and the children did very well, too. >> how old are the kids? >> colten is 8 and ellie is

stopped by tsa in north carolina. there you see it. >> yikes. finally the ugly.ly dolphin. >> oh my gosh. that dolphin line backer. the dolphin smacking the man off the board as it tries to chase fish in australia. luckily he is a okay. thank goodness it wasn't a shark. >> we will see you later. >> a mass push for asylum on the southern border as a band of my grants puts tough tough on immigration to the test. >> if we don't get border security. we'll have no choice. we will close down the country. >> this week's historic summit has set the stage for a face-to-face meeting between president trump and kim jong un. >> this administration has its eyes wide open. we know the history. we know the risk. >> and i'm never really sure what the culture has to be standard. uncle tom for white women who disappoint other white women. >> poor sara huckabee sanders had to sit there and endure personal slights unworthy of a drunken

it is so bad the tsa always asks me, is this you? who is this? we go to break, i'm going to look at this photo -- >> i don't think i'm even going to show you. >> new at 6:00, a major setback for plans to turn pier 29 into a shopping destination. >>> sandwich giant subway is closing hundreds of locations. what the chain plans the do to try to win back whiz business. >>> a new museum in san >>> 5:52 on this thursday morning. mainly cloudy in san rafael. temperature around 51 degrees. cooling hits our east bay neighborhoods and the north bay while it's on hold around oakland and san francisco today. temperatures mainly from 59 in san francisco to 71 in san jose >>> special banks for the cannabis industry? that measure would create limited service banks and credit unions for cannabis growers, distributors and retailers. marijuana businesses would be given special checks to pay for their expenses. marijuana expected to generate up to $4 billion a year in california. >>> sub wap is closing 500 restaurants nationwide. at the same time the chain plans to

. >> the ideas keep coming, you don't have to use them for food, the tsa likes them because they arehe, fun designs and you can even write on them. right out of the gate the product won multiple awards for innovation.>> on a global level we are getting recognition for the movement. >> is it one of those ideas that people say why didn't we think of this sooner? >> everybody says that. it seems easy to make and people can reverse engineer but we have a ton of patents and copyrights that people are constantly trying to get around unfortunately but they say that pioneers have arrows in their backs. >> stasher is not her first venture she also owns modern twist, dedicated to designing a plastic free planet. it focuses on products for babies kids and tabletops by finding beautiful uses for silicone. both companies are about committing to change the world for better and that is something consumers demand more than ever. >> millennials absolutely are the best followers. they are no-nonsense. you have to give it to them straight. your products have to get back and they want to be mindful of w

the tsa looks them because they're see through, and they come with fun designs, and you can write onm with dry erase pens. right out of the gate it won multiple awards. >> you name it on a noble level for getting the recognition -- global level for getting the recognition. >> is it one of those ideas where people are like why didn't i think of this sooner? >> oh, all the time. we've got a ton of patents and copyrights that people are constantly trying to get around unfortunately, but they say pioneers have arrows in their backs. >> reporter: stasher is not her first venture. she also owns a company called modern twist that's dedicated to a plastic-free planet by finding beautiful uses for silicone. both companies are committed to changing the world for the better, and that's something she says consumers are demanding more than ever. >> millennials are absolutely our best followers. they're no nonsense, your products have to give back and be mindful where they end up and it has to be pure in con at content, so they're an amazing group of people. >> reporter: so while they design new p

but, yeah, i mean, we had -- we got through, was it tsa security and making it for the flight. yeah, no, it was good. >> previous, probably i believe our last two days in new york city, where i believe we were focused on fire and rescue, amazing time. we visited, andrew had the opportunity to visit and talk with firemen in two different stations. he visited 9/11 memorial and the other memorial on riverside drive. and the fire museum. andrew and stephanie both were read i reading firemen books they had purchased. it was -- when i look back as a mom, it was all in preparation for what happened on the plane. of course, you had no idea, but god just used that -- those times to where both of their hearts were in on fire and rescue. and so when the event happened, a mom and a dad responded. stephanie was helping the mom behind us with her baby, tommy and i had the children. my focus was directly on ellie, his was directly on colton. and they were free, i felt, to respond to other needs on the plane. and they did it very well. and tommy and i both are very proud of them, for what they

and we showed the pictures of the police doing tsa-style patdowns. one by one there is only one officer doing this. that is to make sure that everyone is who they purport to be. that is to make sure that even though they are wearing a youtube employee badge, that that is so you can rule everything out and a process of elimination. one of the law enforcement announcements we've received in the last few minutes is that the atf san francisco field division which is sizable is sending men and women there testimony to. tom, you have a detail? >> yes, getting some information filtering through law enforcement xhun trite nocommun. the scene is still active. at this point there are no reported fatalities at this time. so that is important. but again, this is bliis prelim. and we have people at a hospital. so this is just blim information from t preliminary information. still active and law enforcement at this point believing that the female -- that the shooter is in fact a woman. and that is very unusual. so we're starting to get a little bit of information

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then the tsa takes the bottle.l, yeah. >> right. well, you know, no disrespect to people with restaurants, but now i bring my own salt. i like -- >> jimmy: i don't like when there is no salt. i think there should be salt everywhere. >> you understand what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yeah. i don't have any -- >> also i like pepper. not just any pepper, i like coarse pepper. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> and so i'll just bring my own. i see it's not on the table. >> jimmy: you bring coarse pepper, salt, and hot sauce. >> and a particular brand of coarse garlic. i know, i felt that. you spit on me. >> jimmy: i did a little bit. [ laughter ] >> it's okay. it's okay. it's okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're supposed to just roll over that and let it move. i was just pronouncing. it happens to performers. >> those are the lips that kissed two beautiful little girls. so therefore, i'm not catching anything from mr. fallon. >> jimmy: aw, thank you. i do have two little girls. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a

. >>> with the summer travel season approaching, the tsa's new airport screening rules are in effect.er than a cellphone into x-ray bins. they may also require travelers to remove food from carry-on bags. rules are now in place nationwide. >>> and apparently, one is enough when it comes to drinking alcohol. >> like one an hour? >> i don't think you're going to like this study very much. >> according to these guys, new international research reports adults should have no more than one serving of booze per day. going above seven drinks per week shortens your life. >> oh, boy. the research goes against current guidelines. the federal government recommends no more than 14 drinks per week for men. still seven for women, because of the different ways we process alcohol and most men outweigh women. but i'm wondering, what if you harness it all or you save it up, and then on one day, you have seven drinks. right? that's got to work the same way. and then you have 14 drinks. here's the thing. life is going to be way more shorter, but isn't it going to be more fun? >> if true i would have been

we're working with tsa with equipment they currently have that helps to identify explosives within suitcases and things, and how can that be further developed to look for the synthetic substances and such that are inside parcels. there is a great deal of work being done in this area between science and technology directorate and with some of the existing technology that is geared towards explosives that could be modified to focus on the opioids. >> and finally, i ask mr. cintron, would you think some of the other countries, even though we're not getting as much action from them, that they may be doing a better job than where we're getting the most and china and the other two or three countries? >> yeah, well, like i said, our focus has been on the top 20. not that we don't focus on the rest. but the top 20 generate 90% of the volume coming into the country. so a lot of work is being done with that group. as i said, five bilaterals that were just signed over the past year that mandate aed. and that group represents close to 80% of the volume. so there is a lot of work. it's based really on ca

it's cloud it's waymo tsa i. >> yeah. they are expensive propositions.y have to hire the best people and people don't want to hear it. when you're at alba fete you're competing against facebook for computers. there's only so many people in the computer science department of stanford. cal tech is not good enough. it's insane. >> they have to figure out somewhere else to get it from, then, aren't they? >> overseas. maybe m.i.t. >> overseas is becoming more an issue. >> yeah. it's all finance. >> yeah. exactly. >> yeah. >> they're living in the old days hedge funds or bankers i can't believe it's down this much you know, they are literally lowering the guidance. ought to be able to get people i'm saying in sync to do well well for the second half and nobody cares there's no price they won't sell it at. even though at 259 there's a price they buy it at. >> yep i'm going to switch tactics for a sejd and get back to the story i've been following which is the takeda b takeda -- bid for shire. >> yeah. >> this morning takeda does confirm that it has made a revis

to deploy in texas and most people found alternative housing or taking advantage of the shelters or tsa program to a higher coast to the federal government. so my question is, how can fema, through emergency management grant programs or guidance through fema ensure that states are able to leverage the programs and manage the complex web of housing assistance with real case management that seems to be lacking? >> so this is an excellent question. i'm ready to hit the reset button on housing period. i think the entire program is wasteful. we have to hit the reset button. i need granting authorities. to redo disaster housing. what we did with texas, we knew that the traditional way was not going to work. when people say housing is moving slowly compared to what mission moved quickly in housing in history. i don't know one that moved quickly. we opened up more options for texas through direct construction, through s.t.e.p. program and purchase agreements and manufactured homes and travel. and if i go through an agreement with the governor who boldly stepped up to lead and he is the only one

like tsa-approved zip lock, four ounces or under. >> it was perfect. >> you did a great job. >> thanksington palace where an exhibit dedicated to princess diana is about to reopen to the public. hey, kelly. >> hoda, there is so much going on here. of course we haven't heard an announcement yet on the baby's name, but this kensington palace is a busy place these days. of course the newborn prince, the wedding being planned, oh, yeah, and princess diana's memory really is at the center of it all. ♪ the little prince was welcomed with bells and gun salutes. the royal fans want to know when will they see him again and will kate bring him to the royal wedding? >> i don't think we will see him at the wedding. she's going to be looking after that baby in between the service and evening due, so she is really going to have her hands full. >> reporter: settling into life as a family of five they are spending down time at kensington palace receiving well wishers her sister pippa reportedly pregnant and princess eugenieny dropped by. busy times at the palace. this morning, we got a sneak peek at t

. >>> and starting tomorrow, new tsa screening procedures will take effect at airports across the nation cell phone must be placed in a separate bin. the new step will help get clearer x-ray images it does not apply to precheck passengers and that's the news update at this hour. back to "power lunch." >> one more thing to slow down the line >> yeah. >>> some of the biggest names in tech down 8% or more after the last month is there a big buying opportunity in tech's terrible month? let's bring in brian white, global head of technology hardware software. brian, welcome you liked these big names. we've got a list of stocks to go through, the fangs we've got three as in there. no "g" anymore let's start with apple you are just starting coverage of it, right is that right? >> yeah, we just initiated coverage >> and you love it >> yeah, i think, you know, apple's such a great story, because i still think it's misunderstood. you know, it trades at 11 times x cash they're in this durable iphone cycle with the iphone x. this is not a super cycle. it's a durable cycle, which means you're not goin

i would add that there are measures under consideration, including measures that stem from caps on tsa, we will take additional steps as needed. respect, whyue should we believe that? when it was announced that we were going to impose sanctions, only to have the president, or those close to the president essentially throw the u.n. and bassett are under the bus saying that she did not know what she was doing here it why should we believe you when you come here and say that we are serious about imposing sanctions? should believeou me assistants generate have last year this administration has issued sanctions against 100 and 89 -- 189 authorities. of yourmain part question, i would say we have credibility with regard to toughness on russia. we are over by a couple of minutes. scott perry of pennsylvania. to respond at little bit to my friend and colleague, who i respect, regarding the administration's dealing with russia. the last administration of literate it decades of foreign policy that was bipartisan and of the middlet east and meddling there. this administration has been left to pic

we have long time friends there, their names are marta gabre-tsa-dick, and her husband, demeke tekle-wold. i'll refer to them as marte and deme. they founded a thing called project mercy. this wasn't government. what they have done and what they are trying to do in their country, and by the way, it's kind of interesting because marta is a very young girl, went to work for haille salassi. we all know haille salassi and what hero he was before they came in in 1974, the communists came in and murdered him and took over the country. marta actually worked for him at one time. they received political asylum in the united states in the early 19 70's after the communist takeover in ethiopia only to return to their country to take care of the least of these. marta wrote a book. it should be required reading so people know the sacrifices people make to escape communism. the name of her book was "sheltered by the king." if you want a copy of it, i'll give it to you. it tells the story about the communist takeover when haille salassi was murdered. it's about their escape from communism. throughout th

the tsa was enacted through this committee in 1970. this law established schedules of controlled substances and provided the authority for the dea to register entities engaged in the manufacturer, distribution or dispensation of controlled substance. the csa was designed to combat diversion by providing a closed system of drug distribution in which all legitimate handlers of controlled substances must maintain a dea registration and as a condition of maintaining such registration must take reasonable steps to ensure the registration is not being used as a source of diversion. dea regulations specifically require all distributors to report suspicious orders of controlled substances in addition to the statutory responsibility to exercise due diligence to avoid feeling suspicious orders. this hearing has two goals. first come in the subcommittee seeks to determine how the dea could have done better to investigate suspicious orders of opioid such as the massive amount shipped to west virginia. the dea has acknowledged to the committee that

crying baby and milk checked through tsa. >> you know that 3, 3, 3 o'reilly rule it doesn't apply forother security check, try to pack any milk you bring in one cooler bag. >> one plane ride left until we get home to north korea. but, what seat to pick. some moms swear by the window seat because it offers privacy and a quiet space for your baby. but others love the aisle seat to make it easy to get up if your baby gets fuzz fussy. i'm riding in the aisle for this flight. >> ready to see grandma and grandpa? we're here. now comes the part that makes the travel all worth it. >> hi. >> mommy. >> so good to see you guys. >> so good to see you, too. >> 28 hours i made it to my hometown of charlotte, north carolina. steve: good job shooting the story yourself and occasional flight attendant. >> that didn't add to the travel stress at all. brian: whole thing on iphone. >> i have a very creative field producer. anna cam mom's iphone. you have to request when you are booing your tickets and they don't make a guarantee on most of the airlines, at least on the one that's flew until you get to th

we also have the ability to enter into federal court and enforce provisions of the tcpa and the tsa, and we have partnered with the federal trade commission to bring actions in federal court and have obtained very successful results. >> great. thank you. well, clearly from what we heard this morning from chairman pai, acting chairman ohlhausen, and what we've heard about attorney general bondi's priorities, certainly dealing with robocalls is at the top of the agenda of many federal and state officials. i'd like to hear from the panelists as to are there any new actions or initiatives your organizations have commenced to deal with unlawful robocalls, including partnerships with each other or partnerships with industry, working with consumer advocates. just generally, are there new actions or initiatives your organizations have undertaken that you'd like to highlight for the folks in attendance? >> i'll take a crack at that initially, if you want. >> sure. >> so, we've heard a little bit of talk earlier today about a commission decision back last november, and that was one of the firs