as the tsa says, not on our watch. moreover, incidents are likely unreported as people who are discriminated against in various ways, throughout society may not have the time or resources to large formal complaints in every instance. it is clear from the complaints , gao documented in recent media reports that the tsa screening process disproportionately impact minority populations, in particular advanced ait machines regularly alarm on certain populations such as african- american women, transgender paper, people leading to increased a lease at delays and pat downs. they rely on algorithms that define what tsa considers normal and religious headwear, bodies that fall outside of the definition are flagged for further inspection. tsa must improve its technology to address this issue what considering the diversity of the public. finally, i want to make clear my concerns are not with the tsa workforce. tsa's front-line officers of ruben their commitment to the tsa mission, despite insufficient pay or during the government

earlier this year, the trump administration submitted the 2020 budget request to tsa, for tsa. in that request, the administration warned, and i quote, tsa continues to experience airline passenger volume growth at airports nationwide. as a result, the trump administration says it needs 700 more screeners at tsa. and it is asking for more funding to hire the screeners, yet at the same time the administration is diverting tsa employees away from their primary responsibilities and sending them to the southern border. we saw several press reports about this a few weeks ago. so the committee sent a letter to tsa to request the exact numbers and locations of the tsa officials who are being diverted. on friday, tsa sent a response to the committee with new information showing the extent of these diversions. according to tsa, they have already diverted nearly 200 employees from airports and headquarters to the southern border, including transportation and security officers, supervisors, and inspectors, as well as another 172 federal air marshals. the employees are drawn from more than

we also wanted tsa to be here the committee has been engage with tsa and other stakeholders with what we have to do to do the situation. and also to welcome the panel of witnesses the first witness acting director gao homeland security home justice team responsible for leading the work on aviation transportation security. over 17 years of experience and with the gao contracting and as the senior men manager working on national advocacy one - - national advocacy issues and with employee discrimination and racial profiling. and with that coalition to provide legal resources with those governmental affairs that facebook and the us chamber of commerce. and as the counsel for the naacp to help oversee the operation and in june 2014 with the senior leadership position at st. john university school of law. and then to be inserted in the record is your full statement but please summarize your statement for five minutes. >> chairman and members of the committee is pleased to be here today to discuss tsa policies will profiling passengers we examined a range of issues how tsa implements policie

gould, you're with the tsa. the tsa has outlined proposals to collaborate with private companies, including delta and g jetblue to develop and implement their facial recognition search systems. is this correct? >> ma'am, we've issued a security program amendment to delta to allow them to use biometric identification at their bag drop. in terms of partnering with them to develop the back end matching system, that is something that we're still engaged with cbp on. >> and the bag drop, those are the computers that folks check in and get their boarding pass from? >> that would be -- i would use the term kiosk for that. >> key yaiosk. >> delta uses that technology at their kiosk. where we have equity is at our check point and the bag drop, where we're required to ensure the passengers match to their bag. >> do individuals know that that is happening and do they provide explicit consent? is it opt in? >> passengers have the opportunity to not participate. >> so it's opt out but not opt in. >> it is. yes, ma'am. >> so

tsa conducts pilots to look at identify that certain airports looking at the applicability of tsa operations. to be executed in conjunction that it has been a privacy impact assessment and passengers always have the opportunity to not participate. in these cases standard identification process is used. every passenger chose to use that biometric indication process the facial capture camera was an active mode needing only capture the image after he was in position and the officer activated it then passengers moved rapidly through the checkpoint in that regard if it gives a unique opportunity for tsa this can increase the effectiveness of the entire system using biometric identification and increasing the checkpoint enhancing passengers experience while providing more effective identification will be beneficial as we see increasing passenger volumes growing at a rate of 4 percent annually. the fact we experience the business travel day ever ahead of memorial day weekend screening approximately two.8 million passengers tsa is committed to addressing cybersecurity concerns and in that regard the

i think tsa is doing a temporary band-aid.he president must be pulling his hair out right now and he'll be giving a talking to to the tsa administrators. everybody is going to be in line. this is good for immigration policy to match transportation policy. judge jeanine: charlie kirk is next. judge jeanine: young conservative women will play a critical role in the future of the republican party. turning point u.s.a. holding a leadership summit for these focused young people ranging in age from 15-27, and i was lucky enough to be there. joining me, charlie kirk. listen, first all, congratulations to you. i think that's probably the biggest conference ever of young women in a conference about republican conservative politics. >> that's right. you were a huge hit, by the way. today at the conference tall these amazing young maidies were saying judge jeanine was such a smash hit. this is the story the media doesn't want you to hear. that young one even are taking time out of their summer vacation to learn about conservative princip

i think tsa is doing a temporary band-aid.nt must be pulling his hair out right now and he'll be giving a talking to to the tsa administrators. everybody is going to be in line. this is good for immigration policy to match transportation policy. judge jeanine: charlie kirk is next. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. judge jeanine: young conservative women will play a critical role in the future of the republican party. turning point u.s.a. holding a leadership summit for these focused young people ranging in age from 15-27, and i was lucky enough to be there. joining me, charlie kirk. listen, first all, congratulatio

you can see him bowl over one tsa officer, a second tries to tackle him. you watch the bottom of your screen, you'll see another officer walk over from the other side of the scanner and tackle him. if you can't them, there are nine tsa officers who are in that immediate area, it takes at least three to get him on to the ground. they managed to hold him there for long enough for police to arrive. even police had trouble getting him out of the airport. they had to call in the fire department to strap him into a gurney. his name is tyrese garner, he's only 19 years old from lubbock, texas. he has no past criminal convictions, though the police say that he was under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. they also suspect he had some mental health issues as well. it is not clear whether he actually had a ticket and if he did, where he was going. he's been charged with trespassing, assault and resisting arrest. he hasn't posted the bond, the tsa says five of its officers were hurt, four were taken to intensive care or urgent care, one was taken to the hospit

>>attacking tsa agents. >>attacking the group of tsa officers. police and security scanners were ultimately able to subdue the man who was then arrested tsa said the attack who was not provoke to police identified the suspect as 19 year-old tyrese garner of texas is now facing several charges. the tsa officers are expected to be okay. still ahead. >>we'll show the amazing story of the youngest person ever to climb in his 70's, alec appetite. >>your full weekend outlook because the heat is on just in time for first >>you kids to go back to school right after the summer break teacher goes around the room says say share something you did over the summer that the 10 year-old girl who is quite a tale to tell she ever she is believed to be the youngest person in history to climb the 3,000. >>feet foot nose route that's on the u 70's, el cap, it and jason all a bear has more on her amazing feat. >>sailors snyder just might be the best 10 year old rock climber in the world >>his has is did that. >>after conquering yosemite is iconic el cap, it and her. >

a tsa spokesperson said the man was immediately subdued and arrested. one officer was taken to the hospital, four others treated at an urgent care facility. the agent is charged with criminal trespass, resisting arrest and assault. >>> could one major league baseball team end up calling two cities in two countries home? we'll explain next. >> backhanded, flip across -- ns all the time. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> u.s. supreme court ruling that a giant 40 foot peace cross on public land in maryland can remain standing. the court says the monument was built to honor fallen soldiers in world war i a

that is a general sense. >> much different, i'm a tsa member. ahead of 2020 we know that african american women are the backbone of the democratic party. however i am not seeing a strong socialist movement for african-american women, and how can we address it? when you look at this room you see. >> right now when i think about what you are talking about, bernie sanders, don't know if you address this in the book but pressuring once they are elected, i don't know about that situation but it seems they follow the same route and then go. do you have insight into that and how that could be? >> pursuant to that question, you lay out a vision of electoral politics, bernie sanders and that type of thing, mass movements on the ground complementing each other. these two movements have come into conflict, like politicians who are socialist politicians coming under pressure to renounce mass movements because they threaten anarchy, so forth and so on and people too involved in electoral politics and tends to think only of electoral politics, got to tamp dow

assaults appear to be increasing at tsa checkpoints. there were 88 last year, but already 76 this fiscal year. the suspect faces two felony counts of resisting arrest and trespassing, and five misdemeanor counts of assault against those officers. david? >> david kerley tonight, thank you. >>> we move to the severe weather threat heading into the weekend. flash flooding and dangerous winds from colorado to tennessee. the system spawning a tornado near redwood falls, minnesota. and violent thunderstorms in the heartland. this lightning is from near kansas city, kansas. incredible pictures there. let's get right to rob marciano. he's live in colorado tracking it all tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. winds gusting over 60 miles an hour in kansas city. and in colorado, a severe thunderstorm watch for colorado springs and parts of kentucky. big boomers there. heat going from texas to georgia so, that will spawn storms sava al toklahoma city. ov h of owlodo rockies tonight. always. >>> we learned that the trump administration plans to

a tsa agent said the man was immediately subdued and arrested.the hospital, four others were treated at an urgent care facility. phoenix police say he was charged with criminal trespass and assault. >>> a group of senators including mark warner, the top democrat on the intel committee, reportedly received a classified briefing about a series of encounters by u.s. navy pilots with unidentified aircraft. president trump confirmed he was briefed on reports of pilots spotting unidentified flying objects. back in april they received information about what may or may not be happening out there. >> from ufos to very slow moving objects. >>> south carolina woman redefining the meaning of driving under the influence. police say meghan holeman was asked to pull over a mile from her home after she was seen driving erratically in a silver power wheels toy truck. hollman's motorized ride can clock up to 5 miles per hour. she did manage to avoid a formal driving under the influence car because it was a toy vehicle. she is, however, facing a public intoxication

. >> the man rushes the tsa and plows through the atreeners the airport. five agents were injured we have thdetails ahead. >> andhi how's ts for a fantentically frighting and exhilarating surprise to kickoff your friday? "early today" starts right now >> good to be with you on this friday morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'marlie hall breaking news overnight, a dramatic escalation in tensions with teheran president trump reportedly m approveditary action against iran to strike back for gunning down an unmanned american drone over the strait of hormuz. but according to "the new york times" and the washington post, the onesident pulled the plug the operation at the last minute citing multiple senior officials, the times wrote, planes were in the a and ships were in position, but no missiles had been fired when word came to stand down. nbc's craig boswell has the latest craig, good morning. >> reporter: marlie, good morning. good morning, everyone hours after we heard president trump say that iran had made a very big mistake shooting down a u.s. yrone, "the

these planes, tsa didn't know but who does?hese migrants getting on a flight? >> reporter: and why are they going on these planes? a grandmother from des moines leaves drivers licenses at home, she will miss her kids graduation. why do we have migrants we have no idea who they are, whatever documents they have, a piece of paper from the court that says they came to the southern border with no identification. they said they are from somewhere, told us i have a credible fear and called me to apply for asylum and the court gives the document saying that is reasonable. come back in 5 years and we will give you a hearing and we are allowing these people to get on a plane when the rest of us are taking off our shoes and doing the kabuki theater of security is absurd. todd: we need to emphasize this for the folks watching at home. the three of us go to the airport, we need to have a drivers license, these individuals, piece of paper. it is that simple. >> that the problem. the court doesn't know who they are. they give them that piece

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assaults appear to be increasing at tsa checkpoints. there were 88 last year, but already 76 this fiscal year. the suspect faces two felony counts of resisting arrest and five counts of assault against the officers. >> thank you. >>> we move to the severe weather threat heading into the weekend. the system spawning a tornado in minnesota. and violent thunderstorms in the heartland. this lightning is from near kansas city, kansas. let's get right to rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. winds gusting over 60 miles an hour in kansas city. and in colorado, a severe thunderstorm watch. and storms from savannah to springfield, also to oklahoma city. the cold front could bring a half a foot of snow in the colorado rockies tonight. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> we learned that the trump administration plans raids in as many as 100 cities.t,e are urgi i.c.e. comesour door. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, immigration and customs enforcement is preparing a mass roundup of migrant families that have already received deportation

a statement from tsa reads in part, quote, tsa has always had protocols in place for those unable toroduce documentation and need to travel. ah. a department with a heart. i thought that was the story. that i believe is the official narrative. rino republican lawmakers still refuse to stand behind the president's tariff threat against mexico. among them senator ted cruz of texas going his very best beto o'rourke impersonation telling the hill the tariffs are the wrong solution to the crisis on the southern border. and not to be outdone, cory gardner writing to his republican colleagues today saying, quote, i'm all for fair trade, all for securing the border but i am not for turning or backs on the american workers aersand consumers for can i tury back on the american troops that have made america's economy the strongest in the world. joining us tonight, the director at the center for immigration studies, jessica vaughn. and jessica has heard a lot of bunk and bull in her time at the center. i think that corey gardner and ted cruz have reached new depths of rhetorical -- your thawrgts

jillian: tsa pre-checks, something very popular in the last few years.ng about this during commercial break. a significant amount of time, you say they might be changing something associated with it. >> they haven't seen the enrollment numbers they expected over the years and reenrollment numbers so they are reassessing how they are putting this out, how they can gain more travelers to streamline the process. it is interesting because over memorial day weekend, that holiday weekend, 91% of pre-check users had less than a 5 minute wait so they want to streamline that and they are looking at doing things like making it easier for people to enroll, having a mobile enrollment and even changing the structure. heather: why don't people want to use it? >> it is so hurtful. >> i think it is a no-brainer. $85 for five years, one of the things they are looking at is changing that, making it less for less of a time commitment so people can try it out and frankly i have been using it since it came out and it is a game changer when you are headed to the airport. jill

for some reason he barreled through the tsa checkpoint in phoenix.ou can see he was throwing punches along the way. it wasn't easy to stop. he migh or drugs and alcohol. >>> a new state safety parking area for people living in their rvs. it is at 71st avenue and snell street. kpix 5 susie as they are. the poem we are getting our first look at oakland's safe overnight rv parking site. the mayor is calling this an experiment. it is going to operate similar to oakland's tuff shed program. which people can live here for up to six months but you have to be over 18 and driving your rv on your own. they are providing security they are providing bathrooms and clean water. everybody at the site is here by invitation only. they started with people who were in rvs on 85th and eve.>>> do not send other rvs here. again it is invitation only. i want to make that very clear. >> reporter: location at 85th and eaves will become a no parking zone. right now there are about seven rvs here. it is expected to fill up to about 50 by the end of the summer. there are two mo

tsa said the attack was not provoked. suspect is 19 year-old tyrese garner of texas he's now facing several federal charges. the tea ace tsa officers are all expected to be okay. investigators in new hampshire, looking for answers after a fatal crash between a pickup truck and several motorcycles killed 7 people. the governor sent his condolences to the families of the victims. meredith wood now has more on the ntsb team that's on the scene this morning trying to figure out what caused that wreck. >>a horrific crash motorcycle strewn across the highway. investigators trying to figure out what caused an accident that claimed at least 7 lives. >>i don't know that i've ever seen the crash with this much loss of life. >>new hampshire, authorities say the call came in around 6 30 friday evening. >>there are approximately 10 motorcycles involved in the collision. this is one of the incidents that we have investigated here in the state. >>officials said the truck was on fire when firefighters arrived on the scene. witnesses on s

. >> tsa screening policies officials testified over two and a half year. the tsa received 3700 complaints alleging civil rights violations over passenger screenings. this is one hour 45 minutes. >> the committee on homeland security will come to order today we will receive

surveillance video shows a man rushing through a body cam machine and taking swings at tsa agents thee report says garner may be mentally disturbed and may have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs. one tsa agent was taken to the hospital >>> a major surprise for a canoe team off the coast of brazil look at that massive whale launching out of the water so close to them they're rocked by the waves as it crashes back into the sea it is a once in a lifetime encounter for the group from rio de janeiro they were lucky enough to be rolling on the video to capture that moment. a trip they'll be making for the gram, instagram, look what they got. >> that mammal is the prince of whales today >> you got it. >>> still to come, president trump approving a military air strike against iran, planes were in the air before a last-minute change of mind we'll get more on this developing story >>> oil is higher this week on the iran tensions, we're still below 60 your next guest says there's only one thing standing between us and $100 a barrel oil lima croft will join us with th wn orwi ehae"athe

. >>> the tsa is using a new type technology designed to make x-ray machines smarter.oal is to keep you and your family safe as you head on vacation. a califora company head produced software that incorporates artificial intelligence into the scanners. the a.i. is modeled after the human brain and is designed to catch threats that human operators may miss. the tsa has been using the technology at the san jose airport since last fall.d >> the ference, though, is the a.i. algorithms, they don't get tired. they don't get fatigued, and they don't have bias yes. and they tornadoed to learn time andime again -- and they continued to learn time and time again. >> some say it could eventually take away human jobs. the creator says the iea is free up security officers so they can interact with people. that's one thing a robot can't do, seeing someone's suspicio behavior. >>> the computer systeme for th national oce ic and atmospheric administration is getting an upgrade. this will be e first time in 40 years since improvements have been made. thght now the agency uses data coll

packing a group of tsa agents.cers and security screeners were able to ultimately subdue the man and who was then arrested. the tsa says that the attack was not provoked and police have also identified the suspect as a 19 year-old from texas. he's now facing several charges. the tsa officers who are involved in this are all expected to be okay. >>scene that was will turn our attention to weather right now what a day it was out in the bay area we saw some of the pictures earlier spectacular. the summer everyone just because is here now with our forecast. >>yeah, very summer like temperatures in fact above average daytime highs today so most of us averaged about 5 to about 10 degrees above normal downtown, san francisco, 67 degrees is a normal day time high. but we warmed up into the low 70's and for those of you in oakland 10 degrees above average for you conquered, and santa rosa. 12 degrees above normal but no record breaking or near record breaking heat in the forecast today and i am tracking slightly warmer and

tensions are very high. >> kennedy: that's why surprising response for the tsa.tive shooter and do drills. they are thought prepared for unruly passengers who might attack some of their agents. why wouldn't you be? the air force and traveling it's a joint pressure cooker also they say that this young man is mentally disturbed and he should be in a nervous hospital. >> greg: there you go. >> emily: up next, they always say marriage isn't over until it's over. one man in detroit had to learn that the hard way after being ordered by court to share his 80-million-dollar lottery jackpot were last wife. he bought the winning ticket in 2013 when think were separated the divorce wasn't finalized until 2018. winnings deemed marital property pony up 15 million to his ex. isn't love grand. michigan gant isn't community property it's equitable distribution state which means that the judges determine what is an equitable distribution that doesn't mean equal it means fair. that's why the date of separation doesn't matter like it does in community property states where that sto

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. >> [ ineldible ] [ yng ] >> ellen rs at 3:00 and sticaik >>> the tsa performs a crucial service for all americans helping keep our skies safe. and they're always looking for ways to improve their methods. >> nbc's adeedy roy reports on one company using artificial intelligee to help identify potential threats. >> reporter: a bag is flagged by airport security machines forc taining a threat. it turns out to be a knife. but this isn't just aregular bag and this isn't an airport. the space is a lab and the bag and knife are ong the dozens of props used by synapses, a venture capital company started tuby a snt ian cinnamon. the mpany produced software to make traditional x-ray machines smarter by incorporatingfi artial intelligence or ai into the scanner. >> the beautiful thing about artificial intelligence is it is modelled after the human brain. >> reporter: he said an x-ray vechine with aio catch threats have advantage o human operators. >> the difference is the ai algorithm, they don't get tired or fatigue and they don't have any bias and they continue to learn time andtime again. >

. >> there was some smoke coming out of one of the scanners and the tsa agent started yelling fire and told everyone to start running, to get out. six more came from the other side and started yelling, run, get out. run. there's a fire. everyone started stampeding each other. women were being knocked down, kids. people's belongings were being trashed. >> the main terminal was evacuated. thousands of passengers waited outside until the facility was re-opened four hours later. >>> tsa officers making what they called a shocking find inside a man's carry on bag at newark liberty international airport. an x-ray spotted six smoke grenades sunday all neatly wrapped in bubble wrap. the smoke grenades, while illegal, cannot be allowed on board because if released smoke would fill the cabin and cause panic. the passenger was able to hands off the smoke grenades to a nontraveling companion. >> always hand over your smoke grenades before your flight. >> note to self, do not travel with my smoke grenades. >>> president trump's re-election campaign kickoff gave late night hosts a chance to rally la

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mba is trying to make the process as simple as >> that tsa officer is going to tell you, unfortunately, you do not have an acceptable i.d., i cannot let you get past this area to catch your flight. >> lowell melcerporting there. >> we have a better idea this morning about the july 4th travel rush, a record number of americans expected to travel. aaall predicts 49 min people will be on the go. most people will be drivingwill. aaa says lower gas prices are the main reason for the increase in travel. >> maybe your summer travel plans include a trip to ocean city. trip adser included i on the list of the 25 best kid friendly beach getaways in the united states. the city's mayor joins us this moing on what is new in ocean city heading into the 4th of july celebration. great to have you with us, mr. mayor. we were just talking about how we were joining us when we kicked off our first backyard weather iouocean city, y got a lot of cool things going on. let's talk about the 4th of atjuly. and wh mak ocean city such a great place for families and kids. >> everybody's dring on 4th of juhy, and's

. >> it was a record-setting memorial day weekend for the tsa.ed the most travelers ever on a friday ahead of the holiday. agents screening more than two and half million passengers and crew members on may 24 along and they did a pretty quickly too. 96% of passengers waited less than 20 minutes as security, tsa pre-check waited less than five. >> jeopardy newest record smashing champion is giving back to his home state. $10000 to communities and schools in nevada, a nonprofit dedicated to keeping kids in schools. they won his 32nd straight game on friday bringing a total to two and half million dollars which puts him to shy of the record of $2,500,700. imagine waking up to this. a giant alligator in your kitchen. a 77-year-old woman and for the friday, please say the unwanted visitor smashed through a window to get in but it is still unclear what to get her wanting so badly. >> is mating season, they will try anything. i don't know why he wanted my red wine but he got my red wine the good stuff. the alligator was removed by police and wildlife tr

think of this moment as a bit of a tsa. this weekend it's father's day. so it's time to kick us all squarely in the field. video. holding -- it takes them back. dad and his little man hand in hand. how to catch, fish and repair the old family car. got bit of an arm on it now. hanging out with dad. still fishing. learning a bit more about fixing up the car. cycling the bike. before you know it the young man knows how to fish the car and knows how to play catch. and then there's a twist. government sends a man now. bike's unused. swing's empty. baseball's just sitting on the ground. it seemed to make sense when you're watching it from one point of view. but when you flip it around. >> i am mentally challenged. >> happy father's day. >> thanks, denver 7 for wrecking all of us emotionally. everybody called their dad. everybody. >> that was very well done. >> you will always be your parents' little boy and girl and he'll always be your dad. >> guys, it's time to celebrate on behalf of one of our favorite contributors to "right this minute." our buddy. alex how

tsa officers attacked by a man he rushed through a security checkpoint. he's quickly subdued and arrested. the 19-year-old now charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors salt. according to tsa officials, five officers were injured. one had to be taken to the hospital. that officer was treated and released. >> coming up next, as the 2020 democrats attack each other on the campaign trail, president trump is earning the support of hundreds of american companies "curiouser and curiouser," said alice. "the rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and available third row. your adventure awaits. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease and financing offers. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. david: radical damn jerry nadler under fire today for comments made to president trump's, communications director hope hicks. Ãjudiciary chairman repeate

this morning it's forcing passengers inside terminal one to be rescreened by tsa.there could be major delays. back to you. >>> there's a $2,500 reward on the line to find the person responsible for a shooting. >> one of the victims was a 10-year-old boy. this happened at jacobs park last night. amy hollyfield is there live. >> reporter: hi. the park was full of people. soccer games were going on. a 20-year-old has life threatening injuries. this happened last night in jacobs park near link lane in santa rosa right next to lincoln elementary school. they say the three people shot are ages 10, 20, and 40. witnesses say there was a gang-related sho ed confrontati. a man got out and shot. a soccer coordinator told us a coach was one of the victims. the coach described to him what happened next. >> a guy got out and started shooting. the kids were walking by. >> reporter: the 10-year-old boy just finished playing a game when he was shot. he and the 40-year-old man's injuries are not life threatening. it looks like they're going to be okay. police say the suspects drove

according to tsa officials, five officers were injured and one had to be taken to the hospital afterll this. boy. fortunately, that person who was hurt has been released from medical care. but, wow. the war crimes trial of decorated navy seal edward gallagher continues today. this was breaking news 24 hours ago right here on this program. that stunning testimony coming from a special forces medic who said he, himself, not gallagher, killed an isis prisoner in iraq. now gallagher's attorneys want the case dropped but the navy claims the prosecution's witness changed his story after getting immunity. jonathan hunt live in san diego 24 hours a day. you and i were talking about this popping. what's new? >> yeah, it's pretty extraordinary, harris. i talked by the way to chief gallagher as he arrived at court today with his wife andrea by his side as always. listen here. >> good morning chief gallagher. >> good morning. >> how are you feeling this morning. >> good. >> feel like you are almost. >> there yeah. >> thank you. >> their optimism that this might soon be over prompted by the claim

so we have lawrie dan kers from the tsa here to explain it. things are going to change when i'm in an airport security line, right? >> absolutely. after october 1st, "20/20," so 15 months from now, you will be required to have a real i.d. compliant form of identification. ay need to use your pause r passport or other alternative forms of identification. that's the date to keep in mind. >> i have a tsa card and global entry. do those work. >> those do work. when you applied for those programs, you had to prove who you are. we know who you say you are. that is the essence of real i.d. for most people, they don't have the those cards. the vast majority of the american public doesn't have a passport. their license is their prime army form of identification. which is why we're here. >> i do not have a real i.d. card. if i show up october 2nd, next year, what happens? >> well, actually on october 1st, what will happen is you will not be allowed through the security checkpoint which means you will not be allowed to board your plane. keep in mind we'v

the tsa has been using the techlogy at the san jose airport since last fall.t's important to remember, there are things that only huma can do because we experience emotion, and we have intuition. >> exactly. you feel something, you look at faces, you watch body language, all those sorts of thin. diabetic >> -- all those sorts of things. >> amen. >>uno robots a here. >>> 6:55. here are four things to know -- polin arlington need helpf inding in sexual assault suspect. investigators say he touched a woman inappropriately on an elevato in crystal city yesterday. check out t nbc washington app for updates throughout the day.r >>> press ary white house press secretary sarah sanders will leave the donald trump administration. she's stepping down at the endh of tonth and will return to her home state of arkansas. check out the "today" show for continuing coverage. >>> new airport reports from the authority suggesting send ase of the silver line will be delayed again. this project is set to be behind schedule. the new estimated opening of the line is late 2020. stick

five tsa agents had to go to the hospital. >>> happening today, a chicago judge will decide on whetherappoint a special prosecutor in the jesse smollett case. a former justice wants to know whether state attorney kim fox mishandled the case involving the former "empire" actor who alleges he was the victim of a hate crime. police later determined smollett staged a hoax, but charges against him were dismissed. >>> teachers and the challenges they face has been one of our focuses in building a better bay area. a study finds santa cruz is the least affordable city in the nation for educators. they earn a salary of about $63,000. that means most of them have to pay two-thirds of their salary to afford the average rent in the city. the president of the snn cruz teachers union says the problem is lack of state funding made worse by the lack of affordable housing. >> when a big chunk of my income goes to paying for rent, b it gets really challenging to make ends meet, pay for other things, too. >> the rest of the bay area also in trouble. san jose and san francisco round out the top three leas

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