this is for missus neuhaus of the tsa. i won't get after you for the charitable service sometimes i see people get because sometimes in knoxville tennessee it's great and a couple months ago they issued plans for that companies. how much time did you give the impacted stakeholders to respond and provide feedback on those directives? >> thank you for recognizing the officers particularly in tennessee. frankly among the top in the country so thank you for that complement. with respect to the transit we followed a very robust rubric of engagement i will give you an example for aviation we utilize to the requirements into programs into provided ample notice and comment both verbally and in writing in multiple sessions, and we've also as i mentioned in my opening to the ranking member, we've taken that seatback and updated definitions of the cybersecurity incident so we've taken that seriously. with respect to the partners i mentioned earlier in the testimony, we have embarked on a robust engagement at the ceo level to engage o

newhouse, tsa. i went get after you for the terrible service sometimes i see people get because in knoxville, tennessee actually the group is pretty good. i always gripe about the one in d.c. which is in my opinion is pretty lackluster, but a couple of months ago tsa issued plans to issue now cyber security regulations for airline companies. how much time did your all's agency give the impacted stakeholders to provide feedback on those directives? >> thank you, congressman and thank you for recognizing our fine security officers particularly in tennessee we're very proud of them and they're frankly, among our top airports and officers in the country. thanks for the compliment. with respect to the rail, and higher risk rail transit directtivity along with aviation security program changes, actually followed a robust engagement. gave you an example for aviation we utilize existing security requirements and programs and provided ample notice and comment in writing in multiple sessions and we have also,

our relationships with tsa are strong and will continue to mature.cyber security is a shared responsibility with the private sector as well. collaboration with the industries are about and focused on information sharing and good governance . at the national level we set up a maritime cyber readiness branch then coast guard cyber command as a focal point for maritime monitoring information sharing and rmresponse spformation. at the local level wecontinue to strengthen indications through engagement in our area maritime security . risk-based regulations which leverage international and industry recognized standards are the foundation for good governance. with congressional support established the national maritime security advisory committee to facilitate consultation with industry on standards development . we worked with the international maritime organization or imo to address risks posed by foreign vessels. we are committed to a transparent approach as we balance the urgency of cyber threats with informed rulemaking. the cyber threat is dynamic . a

dhs and we find many of our tsas have the opportunity to promote within tsa and/or go on to cdp, secret service and then on to i.c.e. so we found having specific career progression through the law enforcement community is something they've really valued and look forward to us putting more effort into that as well. >> couple of things i would argue that the typical fbi agent probably knows that they can go maybe parttime or some of the other federal agents can go part time depending on the family situation. tsa employees, get an opportunity to become fbi agent, move on, but how do you make it attractive to them to be there for 30 years? and i've got 30 seconds left, you're not going to answer that in 30 seconds but, you know, these are some of the issues we got to work on. again, the weakest link in the chain is one that will break and we can't afford any, you know, failures in our defense of the homeland. so i look forward to working with all of you. i want to criticize you and work with you to ensure we help the situation. with that, recognize ranking member for five minutes of his que

let me talk about tsa. there's a couple things going on. they are the largest components, 100,000 employees together. i think secondly, they really do represent what ms. bailey said, the front line. it has to be there every day, day in, day out, no break kind of employees protecting our border, scanning international passengers and cargo. and all the tough things we think about at dhs. and i have to tip my cap, we have tremendous respect for those folks. they do not have the luxury of working remotely, like a lot of us in the professional world have been able to do over the last year and a half. they have no choice, and covid has impacted them in part, but i think they have the toughest mission. everything that they do is under constant public scrutiny. you think about other federal workers, they do not have some buddy watching them do their job, so i think they have a very difficult mission. and what we talked about with tsa, this is white in our view it is so critical that we zone in on these components and figure out how to make changes

tsa employees have an opportunity to move on from regular talking to do it for 30 years.ork on because the weakest link in the chain is with the one that will break and you can't afford defense of home and self i look forward to working with all of your. i recognize ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you for those statements from all of our witnesses today. i want to follow up on what the chairman was mentioning in terms of concerns on the employment side and morale side. he mentioned that if you take out coast guard and tsa from the broader dhs workforce, it would be api different picture, can yu elaborate more on what's distinctive about tsa and coast guard relative to the rest of dhs? also to what extent with tsa being a new creation in a unique mission and the restis of dhs ad coast guard having that role of uniform defense and military capacity depending on its orientation. >> so if i said about brexit, it's customs and border protection that is a great question, i will break it down. >> yes, if you could how you view the cultural dependences. >> you make good

tsa operations center served as a redundancy. third we do have unique information sharing cells within the united states government. we have groups of individuals for service transportation and aviation that can participate in daily threat briefings. they could do it remotely from the location and that's another opportunity where we provide the persistent and formation, threat and tools. you point out that the nation state actors security bulletin as recently as last week referencing a nation-state actor. that is what tsa, dhs enterprise work very closely with the u.s. intelligence community. we rely closely and heavily on their intelligence and assessments along with a bureau of investigation and law enforcement entities. we have the workforce in place in the united states government. i have a backward and intelligence operations myself. i can say with personal knowledge we have direct access to the intelligence and law enforcement information. >> thank you very much for your detailed answer. admiral, i've a question. protecting

tsa agents found all the guns in cary on bags. they discovered them as passengers went through airport security. many of the passengers say they just simply forgot that they had a gun in their carry on. michael shure has the story. >> the transportation safety administration reporting a sharp increase in firearms confiscated at airport security checkpoints last year with cases up over 80% from 2020 across 268 airports nationally. but it will show an increase from. >> the 4,432 that were detected in 2019 prior to the start of the pandemic. when many more people more lisa farbstein spokesperson with the tsa says that most passengers say they forgot that they had their fire on, but it goes further than that last year. 86% of those guns were loaded. so people are telling us that they forgot that loaded gun with them. it's almost unbplievable. that's crazy. i don't understand why somebody would even think >> that you could get away with doing this day and that's great. the tsa saying passengers can travel with firearms but they must be

a tsa whistle-blower claim he and others have been showing up sick so they can earn extra cash. the person who works at the indianapolis airport does not want his identity known. he says the tsa has an incentive that states be as work or show a positive covid test in order to get money. it comes after the tsa began offering bonus pay last summer to employees with zero unscheduled absences. >> normally, we would get a test and we would stay home until we have a result. if you get a negative result, you lose money. nobody wanted to risk that. i don't blame them. make people who face the public constantly who are coming in contact with thousands of people and it's nationwide. they shouldn't be coming to work sick. >> the union says it has not received any complaints. the tsa adds it encourages all employees who are ill to stay at home. >>> some of europe's biggest cities are relaxing their covid rules as they try to spark their struggling economy with the variant leading to fewer hospitalizations. many european cities are dropping safety requirements. england ended its mask mandate

the tsa saying passengers can travel with firearms but they must be checked. unloaded packed in a hard-sided case and kept separate from their ammunition, which itself is required to be in its original packaging. you shouldn't be one of the ones losing your gun. you should be one of the ones flag going to sh x o i just i'm personally no sympathy for atlanta airport is by far the side of the most confiscation is over 500 tsa and even passengers saying that the responsibility should fall to gun owners. it really is a matter of if you own a firearm, you need to know where these at all times. >> you seem to know your car keys are his team to know where you are. is that deadly weapon at a time when mask mandates and canceled flights are already a stress on flyers and airport personnel. >> these figures are concerning. and according to the tsa avoidable, michael shure news nation. >> changed up and take a live look outside here across the city of san francisco city hall and red and gold for the forty-niners got another big weekend football ahead of us next week. we'

and according to the tsa avoidable. new at 10, a new study suggests that up to 76% of reported covid vaccine. side effects could be imagined. harvard researchers say this is a phenomenon called the no see beau effect as opposed to a placebo effect where anxiety causes people to manifest the symptoms say either fear or expect they say that many people who report a headache or fatigue after getting the shot are actually experiencing anxiety in our midst, attributing the symptoms to the vaccine. >> fantasy football may lead to the decline of a player's mental health. that's according to a study out of england which says mental health will continue to worsen. the more a person plays fantasy football in the study of nearly 2000 people. 44 1% who spent more than 45 minutes playing said that the game cause them to at least feel mild anxiety. 37% said it disrupted their lives, causing what researchers call functional impairment. the study can be found in the journal human behavior and emerging technologies. >> coming up next in

at oakland international, there's 46 cases within tsa agents. and 48 cases at sjc, the deadline for tsa employees to be fully vacciated back in november. 96% of the staff is vaccinated and the process has begun to address those who have not gotten their shots. the tsa has rough areally 60,000 employees. >>> the san francisco ymphany is playing on, and you will have to show prove of a covid booster a week prior to attending a concert. and as you can imagine, masks are a must inside the hall. >> get used to wearing the mask everywhere again. >> stay with us. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 877.only.

at oakland international, there's 46 cases within tsa agents.ne for tsa employees to be fully vacciated back in november. 96% of the staff is vaccinated and the process has begun to address those who have not gotten their shots. the tsa has rough areally 60,000 employees. >>> the san francisco ymphany is playing on, and you will have to show prove of a covid booster a week prior to attending a concert. and as you can imagine, masks are a must inside the hall. >> get used >>> well, like every team the sharks are juggling the lineup, and it's of course, because of covid. >> the captain, logan couture is the latest to be on the protocol, it will happen all season. the sharks in detroit without their leader and it was not pretty. detroit scored the game's first three goals including this shorthanded goal by tyler bertuzzi, the red wings glide to a 6-2 win, the shas sharks have 4 of 6 games. there's a chance, the 49ers and raiders could both make the playoffs. wouldn't that be fun? if the niners beat l.a. on sunday, they get in and they can get in if

and this was the scene after a gun was found by a tsa officer last november, when the suspect reachedcharged his weapon causing chaos at the world's busiest airport. >> it illustrates why loaded weapons are so dangerous because it is very easy to discharge those weapons. >> reporter: dallas, houston, unix, and nashatve passen can travelwith a gun on an aircraft, but only safety and securely as checked luggage. carrying a gun through a checkpoint will cost you. >> is first going to take you a lot more time. secondly there may be local law enforcement action, and third we will follow-up with a civil penalty action. >> reporter: cbs news at reagan national airport. >> the tsa warns that if a gun is detected a it will lead to a $1300 fine with the local law enforcement involvement. >> reporter: a huge asteroid safely past earth today. it was closest to the orbit at 1:51 this afternoon. it was more than three times the size of the empire state building, but was never expected to hit earth. it was discovered in 1994. this is the closest it will come to our planet for the next two centuries.

the tsa today reported a record number of guns at checkpoints in 2021. and you may be shocked by how many of them were loaded. the tsa administrator spoke exclusively to cbs's errol barnett. >> it is one of the most alarming things we see is the number of weapons in our checkpoints. >> reporter: a record-breaking year at tsa 6,000 guns detected airports nationwide. that's up 35% from 2019 even as travel remained below pre-pandemic levels. and how many of these firearms are loaded? >> the vast majority are loaded. uh, about 86% of those firearms are loaded. >> reporter: atlanta's hartsville-jackson after a tsa officer found a loaded gun in a passenger's bag. that passenger then reached in, accidentally discharging it. >> well, that illustrates why loaded weapons are so dangerous. because it's very easy to discharge. >> reporter: that airport had the most firearms intercepted -- 507 detected, up from 323. dallas, houston, phoenix, and nashville round out the top five. tension and stress are already high at airports over flight delays, mask mandates, and co

. >>> and meth-ritos, anyone the strangest items found at tsa checkpoints. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. are you on the side of dr. martin luther king or george wallace? that question, from president biden today, as he called for carve ougt an exception to the filibuster to pass new voting rights laws. speaking in georgia, in the cradle of the civil rights movement, he said republicans left his party with no other option after they blocked all attempts to pass the bills the president also accusing the gop of trieying to suppress vots >> it is no longer about who gets to vote it is about making it harder to vote it is about who gets to count the vote, and whether your vote counts at all. >> ending the filibuster, at least changing the rules for this case, would require 60 votes in the senate, which democrats appear not to have 19 states enacted nearly three-dozen laws last year that made it harder to vote that is according to the brennen center for justice republicans control most of the states where those laws passed in texas, la

according to the tsa agent.ponding officers say the man pointed what looked like two guns right at them. officers forced to open fire after negotiations failed and killing that man. police do not believe this was a terror related incident. the airport itself and all flights were not impacted. >> an update now about our housing. making it in the bay. this is our ongoing series of k challenges of living here. we love it here but it is not easy. houing prices are still surging. it is good if you are a seller but if you are a buyer, that's challenging. the latest stats are sobering. according to zillow, not only a typical home in san jose costs more than 1.5 million bucks, the inventory is down 25%. median price in san francisco is $1.4 million almost. fewer homes on the market means prices remaining high. zillow says largely because it is selling so quickly. >> buyers taking those listing off tl market by buying them at a faster rate than normal. that kept draining the reservoir of listings available. >> there is a

. >> reporter: she's among several travelers at sfo wondering what happened, kpix learning a tsa noticed someone acting suspicious. >> officers responded and the individual brandished two firearms at which time the officers attempted to deescalate. this included nonlethal measures. >> reporter: officers were forced to open fire after the individual advanced in a threatening way according to officers and airport officials. someone nearby was hit in the leg by a bullet but is expected to survive, all this as travelers were inside the terminal. >> in terms of airport operational impact bart service to sfo was briefly suspended and we routed passengers away from the affected area. >> that was justin andrews reporting. this afternoon the tsa employee is being praised for their quick reaction potentially saving lives today. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we just got new numbers from san francisco talking about covid and the number of hospitalizations people with covid in the hospital is nearing all time high but otherwise a lot of good news. taking a live look at the city where n

. >> the tsa is -- all play the same thing and told them.telephone. and actual gun. a toaster. and what is this thing? none of these things were found my luggage. >> these things were taken during your cavity search. >> you didn't think we were going to make a joke like that. what is the policy. you go to jail? backs not if you are aaron sorkin? you can go through with cocaine and mushrooms all kinds of loaded weapons. >> that is true. you don't remember that? >> i don't. that i don't remember a lot of things. >> the tsa just justify their existence to me. it seems like they miss everything and now we got entertain. a crystal meth burrito? >> that's a great idea hiding stuff, kat. >> this list of the top think they found is probably a list of the only things that they found. there's so many studies and they missed 80%, 95%. we still hate them all this monday -- all this money come, for white. >> we can figure this out ourselves. >> i think sometimes we underestimate how great the tsa is because they find water bottles anywhere. they have con

a spice of cases is reported tsa agents. today, they are up to at least 95. oakland has 52 cases. san jose airport has 53. nationwide there have been more than 3,200 infections among tsa agents. >>> heartbreaking news from a bay area olympic hopeful. alyssa lui, who was favored to make the u.s. olympic figure skating team, has tested positive for covid and withdrawn from the u.s. championships. scott budman has a look at what we know and why this doesn't necessarily end her olympic dreams. >> reporter: the news was sudden and unexpected. she has covid. the 16-year-old was in third place heading into this second day of the u.s. figure skating championships in nashville. then she tested positive. >> especially because all of the athletes had to provide negative tests before getting their credentials. they have only been here all week. it's truly horrible timing. >> reporter: we spoke with this olympian at the championships. she says competitors are taking multiple covid tests and hearing about liu, who announced her status on instagram, made everyone extra nervous. >> a lot of skate

and you do lose your tsa pre- check. fedex asking the government for a green light to add lasers to its jets to defend against incoming missiles. the shipping giant filed paperwork proposing to add hardware that would throw off heatseeking missiles. steering laser energy toward those projectiles per the company cited several incidents overseas were civilian aircraft were attacked. time for a lot of the forecast. paul heggen couple with us on this tuesday. >> things are still calm in the weather department. very little change day today. we are in for a warming trend over the next few days. had some dense fog out there this morning. we will see areas of dense fog developing again tonight and tomorrow morning. but once at the space, offshore wind will start to kick in. a gradual warming trend tomorrow, thursday, friday, even to the weekend. it will be breezy at times. especially at higher elevations further inland. and the dry weather continues at least through the middle of next week. we let's take a look at this forecast.

there have been more than 3,200 infections among tsa agents nationwide. it had to close two check points in arizona because of the ongoing staffing issues. >>> in san francisco, the show must go on. with booster shots. live theater fans 16 and up must show proof they have received a booster. during the show, you must be masked. it reflects san francisco's mask mandates. those 12 to 15 must show proof of full vaccination. boosters aren't required. younger children must either be fully vaccinate order produce a negative antigen test. >>> they are big and loud and coming back to oakland. monster jam organizers getting ready for the show. they brought in millions of pounds of dirt. soon, those trucks are going to tear it down. >> to cap it off is the freestyle, which everybody loves. two minutes to strut your stuff. big air, wheelies, back flips, saves, wow factor moments right there on the track. the crowd is engaged. we love it. >> it will be held at the coliseum saturday and sunday. drivers are excited to actually see fans in oakland again. >>> up next, co

. >> the tsa says more than 2,600 of its workers have an active covid infection. oakland international 46 cases. sfo 67. the deadline for employees to get fully vaccinated was back in november. agency says as of today 96% of the staff is vaccinated. the process has begun to address those who haven't gotten the shot. tsa has roughly 60,000 employees. >> the after math of last week storms drivers are still feeling it today. talking about potholes. the rain created a lot of them. we have a look at the problem and what you can do about it. >> potholes are more than just a butch in the road. take a look at this damage caused by a pothole on highway 17. getting it repaired can cost big bucks. you may not see one until you hit it. a bunch of new or widening potholes are making commutes more jarring. drivers are hitting these holes. at highway speeds. >> this is a severe one here. >> the owner of ross tire and automotive repair says she's seen a big spike in customers coming in with tire and alignment damage. >> 50% increase in tire damage and body damage. from potholes i

and 96% of the tsa staff is vaccinated.d according to flight aware, more than 1,300 flights are canceled today. that includes 63 at sfo, and 18 at san josÉ. >>> omicron is running rampant, and doctors are recommending you upgrade your masks. >> chris chmura has a look at choices and how to make sure you don't get a counterfeit mask. >> now that we are back to a lot more mandatory masking, let's look at what you can and should wear. the california department of public health gives us three choices. the best mask for preventing covid-19 include the n-95, the kn-95 and the kf-94. do not buy an n-95 with a vent because that let's particles escape, which defeats the purpose. point your smartphone at this qr code. it will take you to a huge list of approved masks and manufacturers. the cdc said up to 60% of kn-95 masks are counterfeit and may not do what you expect them to. how do you steer clear of phonies? we recommend shopping with stores you know. if you are online, figure out who the seller actuallys and make sure it's a bus

. >> nearly 1800 tsa officers off the job with covid. flight aware showing 2,700 canceled flights, more than 9,000 delays. all part of more than 12,000 cancellations over the last week. among the airports hardest hit, denver, chicago o'hare and atlanta. >> it's usually well-oiled machine here and it runs very smoothly. today it just isn't that way. >> jen and her dad came to florida for the gator bowl but the weekend took a turn when delta canceled their flight home. after more delays cost them to miss a connection they finally made it back home 22 hours later. >> just felt like every time my phone buzzed it was a text from united saying your flight was delayed. you're like, okay, the trip isn't fun anymore. >> reporter: all of it coming at the worst time for passengers and airlines alike. >> the demand was higher. stakes were higher. and there were more people who were traveling so it's harder to accommodate them on whatever flights are left. >> reporter: if your flight is delayed or canceled last minute, try to rebook yourself using th

liz: we have also this, tsa disclosed two texas representative good sayings illegal immigrants flying warrant in the form of id to get on airplanes. the daily caller crocus first. congressman is basically saying the white house tsa confirmed the white house is putting national security at risk allowing illegal immigrants on airplanes were unfettered. this sounds so off-the-wall that it can't be true. >> it's funny you say it like that because i was thinking if i'd heard this from any other source, under the previous president i would not have believed it but of course i believe this true and i know representative good does a great job. i would never have believed this, i don't put anything past this administration and to put passengers on an airplane at risk letting arrest warrants illegal get on as their form of identification is ludicrous. liz: this shouldn't be in the country with much less flying without proper identification but democrats are trying to fight against voter id? >> from the very beginning the fight for voter id has never made sense from a they've argued discriminato

the tsa is confirming it. it does let illegal immigrants fly on u.s.rity checkpoints. your reaction to the story? >> right to be with you, liz. thanks for having me on. this is not surprising to see this take place especially going into 2022. without these motors plowed in 2020 want the cancellation of the remaining mexico policy. the cancellation border wall contracts now we are seeing this. it is very disappointing we have a government that's allowing this to take place we put mandates on americans who are in this country legally. for those who are illegally entering the country it's very disappointing to see this taking place and that it's going to continue to take place throughout this year. elizabeth: lieutenant, by the way thank you for your service to our country. one of the safety problems with this? the border patrol at individuals like you and the national guard are under duress. there's a lot of stress and strain. could gang member slip to the cracks, get on an airplane and fly to whatever states the white house is using, using arrest warran

tsa says an arrest warrant will do just fine. here for noncitizens and non- u.s. nationals who do not otherwise have acceptable forms of id, for presentation at security checkpoints, tsa may also accept certain dhs issued forms including ice for my 200 which is a warrant for arrest of an illegal. i mean, this is crazy stuff, david. you are talking about an arrest warrant. i still have to take my shoes off, 20 years after richard tried to blow his shoes up i've still got to take mine off i've got to show him the passport, this idea and you can just walk in this country and walk on a plane with a warrant, with no background, no id? we have moved to a different dimension. >> what's walk through how this has to really work in real life, trace. you have an illegal alien you may not be able to verify as who they are whatever name they use because that also happens. now you're going to give them a notice to appear because they have change that system and id of sorts they can use. i fly a lot you see this you see that in the airport in a

bickal says it's a prime example of why airports asked that if you see something, say something by that tsa employees seeing something that wasn't right. >> reporting in allowing police officers to really prevent this from spreading further into our airport. we're grateful for that. san francisco police will be having a public town hall within the next 10 days to answer any questions about the officer involved shooting as part of their commitment to transparency at sfo. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and niners fans. check it out. happening today. the niners departing leaving levi stadium. the first step of the journey to green bay. you can see jimmy g there. at least part the smile on his face. overall, the team looks pretty excited, too board. the bus is set to play the game. maybe not excited to leave 65 degrees and get to what, 15 degree. >> lambeau field. and we will have a live report from lambeau coming up in the next half hour. yeah, it's >> sunny couple weeks here in the bay area. warm temperatures out there. the sun has set. >> but it is a beautiful night here in the bay. yeah.

. >> si observa algo, diga algo, y agradecemos que los agentes del tsa reportaron lo sucedido.peraciones del aeropuerto. pero la investigación continúa. >> muchas gracias por el informe. agentes de la policía de san francisco siguen en la escena mientras que los detectives recaban evidencia. en telemundo48 somos primeros contigo. en oaxaca méxico se regió un sismo de magnitud cinco. en san josé un hombre protagonizó un accidente vehicular. sucedió ayer por la noche cuando la policía indicó que el hombre conducía un auto robado, minutos después ocurrió el choque. dos personas estaban en el veículo impactado, el sospechoso terminó en el hospital. en alerta a autoridades de san mateo al reportarse una nueva modalidad de estafa. hablamos con una de las víctimas. >> me llamaron por teléfono y hasta salí de mi trabajo. >> eduardo es uno de los que ha sido víctima de una nueva modalidad de esta paz en san mateo. >> la persona que me hablaba era como una oficial de policía que tía información mía. >> lanza una alerta por estas estafas. >> usaron su primer nombre y apellido. >> comenzar

. >> while tsa is theoretical responsible for setting the standards for the pipelines.can you elaborate halibut energy experts in charge of creating enforceable reliability standards? >> i think it would differ from the current authority it is over cybersecurity and physical security not those reliability standards that impacted and second as i understand it the tsa standards only last for one year and it can propose to approve those standards to be modified over time and it's very important and then to renew these standards and that certainty for pipeline companies to make those investments. >> my time is expired and i yield back. >> thank you very much mr. chairman for our witnesses for being with us today. and also congratulate you for your years of service in the house of representatives we wish you all the best in your years ahead. late last year approaching the beginning of winter and home heating costs were surging to us 70 or high shutting down a critically important pipeline and my good friend from michigan has already touched on that bed in response i wrote a

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airlines still dealing with massive cancelations with the covid-fueled staffing shortages, and the tsadealing without breaks. over 3,200 tsa agents have active covid symptoms, and we can see even more cancelations as the east coast gets hit with blizzard-like conditions. nationwide we have seen more than 2,200 cancelations. here in sfo, 92, san josÉ, 25 and oakland, 12. >> sorry about that. i choked on my coffee. >> i was ready to pinch-hit. >>> the warriors start a home stand on sunday with the possibility that klay thompson will come back, and the other stars nursing injuries, too. last night the warriors were missing steph curry and draymond green. in the end, new orleans came out on top winning 101-96. the warriors have lost two straight games, and it's not a trend, though. we can confirm -- we can hope. >>> this week the u.s. women's figure skating team is being decided. the u.s. figurer skating khpls under way in nashville, and two hopefuls are from the bay area, alysa liu is one of the favorites to win, as is karen chen. chen was in second place, and alysa liu in third. the team

the tsa now allowing illegal immigrants to use an arrest warrant sometimes when i read these stories i'm reading this wrong. tsa confirm they'll allow illegal immigrants to use arrest warrants at airport security whack possibly go wrong with that one? next novak djokovic story with australian opening without top right player without djokovic unable to participate because of his vax status searches for tingt refunds for the open -- are outpacing searches to purchase tickets but 25%. good news is it couldn't have possibly seen that one coming. story here m&m character we care this is like seriously world turned upside down m&m character more inclusive to increase sense of belonging for people to major change come through the two female m&m candy folks. it is candy. with the green one swapping out her boots for sneakers and brown one wearing lower heels. we're talking about candy -- candy. we're talking about practice it is candy. before we go incase you missed beg news show unfacility everyday moving to 9 p.m. eastern starting next week. next saturday don't forget to set your dvr if yo

tsa tells fox additional screening does happen at that point.from the great state of texas. we've had eight straight months of record-breaking illegal migrant crossings. you know that. what's the impact on your state, and are you getting any help from the feds? >> well, huge impact and, no, we're not getting any help from the feds. [laughter] i mean, i'm blown away by what i just heard about tsa on your show, by the way. this is unbelievable. and this speaks to this misprioritization that's occurring with this administration. i mean, it's harder for u.s. citizens to go get a sandwich here in washington, d.c. than it is to cross our border illegally and apparently now get on an airplane for illegal immigrants. they want illegals to be able to vote in many left-wing cities now. so the priorities are deeply un-american. they're completely against the america first policies that existed under the trump administration. over the last eight months, what you've seen is almost 2 million encount orers with border patrol at our border. and why is that? bec

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the tsa is dealing with outbreaks.er 3,200 tsa agents have active covid infections, and that's number is up by 25% in just the last two days. now we can see even more cancelations as the east coast is getting hit with blizzard-like conditions. here at sfo, 94 canceled flights, and san josÉ 25 and oakland, 12. >>> let's get to some positive news. warriors start their home stand on sunday with the possibility that klay thompson will return to the fold as well as the other star veterans nursing injuries. last night warriors were missing curry and green. the rest of the warriors kept it close but new orleans came out on top in the end. the warriors have now lost two straight games. >>> we're counting down the games until next month's winter olympic games. and this morning the figure skating team is being decided. the u.s. figure skating championship is under way in nashville, and two bay area hopefuls are in the bay area, and alysa liu and karen chen. chen was in second place and liu was in third. the team will be decided

but what we've seen the last two weeks is a demand issue starting to tick in, tsa numbers are down 25% versus 2019 levels, a big change from levels we saw at the start of november. we're starting to see demand kick in and a little bit of fear we recently conducted a survey of u.s. consumers and 40% said their travel plans were disturbed because of the new variant. but also what you're seeing in january and the falloff in the tsa numbers is really corporate, even the large financial firms are pulling back and you're not seeing corporate hit the road which is a prime time in january to come in so a bit of a supply issue in december that's now changed to demand issueand we're yet to see when that will pick up the setting is not all that great for airlines headed into the earnings season. >> you mentioned the survey, i will offer right now my family had made plans to go to florida just over this long weekend coming up. we cancelled them, about two or three weeks ago, because -- not because of fear of covid so much but fear of the covid logistics after we got back, kids having to quarantine