echo just like with -- tsa?ust a boy from the podium, your data is erased from our system. there is no data retention. we are expose it on the private -- privacy impact statements and how we are protecting information on the part of passengers. i think we have done literally patient leaving work and perhaps traditional work on identities with mobile drivers license. we have partners working on digital identity solutions which we fully support. digital identity is really good because it is harder to counterfeit a real id complaint drivers license than it is a non-real id complaint drivers license. it is even harder still to counterfeit and electronic or digital form of identity. we are doing this as a way to continue to improve security and improve efficiency and passenger experience without question. the other thing we have been working on hard is biometrics. you see a good amount of reporting on this. we have done some really good ardent ships with one of the major carriers in the country on curb to curb biomet

so, of course, let's talk tsa precheck. tsa says 92% of precheck passengers waited five minutes or less when going through security, so, of course, that is something to consider. now, if your flight is canceled or delayed, the department of transportation has a list of dashboard to compare the amenities different airlines offer. don't forget, you'll be dealing with traffic, parking and security so budget that into your timing when headed out. eva? >> jaclyn, this is your first time joining us on weekend "gma" so we just want to say welcome to the team and we have philly connections. >> thank you. >> shoutout to action news, yes. we're happy to have you, thank you. >> yes, we are. i feel like 60% of our newsroom at least has passed through philly at one time or another. >> philly is where it's at, y'all. >> welcome again, jaclyn. >>> some other stories we're following this morning. now to the race for the white house. president biden still hasn't said whether he will run, but potential republican challengers are starting to

the tsa line started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to have the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. >> and it's true. it was impressive to see how quickly all the employees here at the oakland airport quickly jumped into action. now, while the power is back on here at the airport, this power outage is still very much an issue for people in oakland and alameda. thankfully, it wasn't too long before they got the lights on here because noel dan, you can only imagine if it had been more hours, the ripple effect that that causes not only at this airport but connecting airport as well. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in oakland. back to you. >> sarah, thanks a lot. let's take a live look right now at pg and e's outage website. as you can see, power still out for a large portion of oakland of that red. right? there is where the outages are happening. more than 47,000 customers right now are still without power. >> power was rest

tsa lines started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to head the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. there's never a good time for a power outage, especially at airport. people flying out say they're just glad it didn't last longer than 2 hours. >> meanwhile, residents in other parts of oakland and alameda, they experience a much longer outage. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> power was restored to alameda sometime after 5 o'clock yesterday. alameda power officials say there was an issue with the pg e transmission line left. the posey and webster twos as the only weighs in around alameda for much of the afternoon. you can see cars piled up trying to get over that part street bridge. many businesses at a shutdown for the days they were unable to operate without power. others even tried to work through that outage. >> i originally thought i believe the good news because i was mixing what was going on tha

figure out what the what the cause of the fire even though the fire was controlled at the pga yard, tsa had its own fire to put out with security lines growing. >> it wasn't until about 3 in the afternoon that tsa lines started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to head the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. there's never a good time for power outage, especially at airport. people flying out say they're just glad it didn't last longer than 2 hours. meanwhile, residents in other parts of oakland and alameda, they experience a much longer outage. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> all right. here's a look at the pg outage map. as you can see the red splotches there in east oakland getting smaller. this is a big improvement from what people were dealing with earlier today. the last update from pg said about 30,000 customers were still without power. and for some people, unfortunately, their power will be out until about one or 2 o'clock in the morning. >> power was restored

international airport is experiencing a major power issue, shutting down tsa screening at the airport. let's get the latest developments. cnn's natasha chen is in l.a. for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, wolf, the l.a.x. airport has tweeted within the last 30 minutes that the department of water and power is assessing a power issue impacting some l.a.x. facilities at this time. you see the tweet there. the airfield is operating normally but some terminals traffic lights and systems may not have power. our teams are working on the issue with dwp and follow us for additional updates. it continues to say that due to the power issue, tsa has stopped screening passengers in most terminals. so if you have to fly today, out of l.a.x., they're asking you to allow extra time here. crews are responding as quickly as possible to restore all of the systems. and the airport said that most of the terminals are impacted by the loss of power. that some departing flights may be impacted due to no power, to jet bridges and again to please allow extra time and check flight status as the ai

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the tsa preparing for record numbers of passengers potentially exceeding prepandemic levels. abc's jaclyn lee has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: this is expected to last all the way through april 21st. tsa saying january was their first month where travel volumes exceeded what they saw in 2019 and because of the growing number of passengers, tsa is constantly recruiting and training new officers so they're advising travelers to pack smart and arrive early. precheck, 92% of prechecked passengers waited five minutes or less when going through security, so that's someto co now, if your flight is canceled or delayed there is a dashboard to compare amenities that different airlines offer and that can help you which airline to fly. don't forget you'll deal with traffic, parking and airport security. so budget that into your timing when headed out. eva. >> all right, thanks, jaclyn. >>> a new report from the centers for disease control focusing on children anticipate eating habits revealing nearly half of kids between the ages of 1 and 5 are not eating a daily vegetable whil

. >>> in the meantime, tsa out with alarming new data. the agency says the number of guns being intercepted at u.s. airports set an all-time high. more than 6500 guns were seized at airport checkpoints last year. that is about 18 per day. tsa says, with the exception of 2020, the number of weapons intercepted at airports has climbed every year since 2010. >>> it's been more than two weeks since the toxic train derailment in ohio. now, more residents in the area say they are feeling sick in the state health department is opening a clinic to help. norfolk southern made a call to evacuate the neighborhood to bring the toxic cargo. now the company is standing by its decision, citing the move was needed to prevent an uncontrolled explosion. officials say air-quality test showed no trace of contaminants, but, some lawmakers say norfolk southern still needs to be held responsible. >> everything that has happened here, all the cleanup, all the drilling, all the testing, all the hotel stays, all of that is on norfolk southern. they caused it, ther

. >>> the tsa has revealed monday that a record 6542 firearms were apprehended in 2022. air travel was disrupted in 2020 due to the pandemic. now the top ten airports with the most confiscated guns include three in texas, three in florida, as well as nashville, atlanta, phoenix and denver. >>> the spring break travel rush is weeks away. and one of the biggest airlines is making changes to ensure that families sit together. this, as costs are set to rise here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: countdown to spring break, around united airlines is changing its family seating policy, making it easier for accompanying adults to sit next to children younger than 12 without paying extra it comes after president biden targeted extra airline fees during his state of the union address. >> baggage fees are bad enough airlines can't treat your child like a piece of baggage. >> reporte >> reporter: united says they will automatically place 11 and unders with an adult carriers try to seat families together often at the gate but families sometimes book seats together that cost more. me

figure out what the what the cause of the fire even though the fire was controlled at the pga yard, tsa had its own fire to put out with security lines growing. >> it wasn't until about 3 in the afternoon that tsa lines started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt that had to lift the mammal manually. you know. >> but they did that great job. there's never a good time for a power outage, especially at airport. people flying out say they're just glad it didn't last longer than 2 hours. meanwhile, residents in other parts of oakland and alameda, they experience a much longer outage. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> well, there are also some power problems in the city of alameda today with the power actually came back on sometime after 05:00pm alameda power officials say there was in issue with the pg and e transmission line that left the pows in webster tubes as the only ways in and out of alameda for much of the afternoon. you can see the cars piling up there trying to get over the pa

tsa pay has voted to accept offers from train companies . tsa says from train companies.ingly in favour of deals which include a two year pay rise worth 9. meanwhile, junior doctors will stage three days of strike action next. the british medical association's announce they'll walk off the job. since 34th of march, nearly 37,000 bma members voted in favour of industrial action. the largest ever turnout for a ballot of doctors . humza for a ballot of doctors. humza yousaf kate forbes and have all secured enough to advance to the next of the snp leadership contest. they managed to secure backing of at least 100 members from a minimum of 20 local branches, a period of campaigning now gets underway with the winner announced on the 27th of march. tv online under b plus radio. this is gb news spice. the briefing with only . spice. the briefing with only. still to come in the briefing we'll be live a ukrainian community centre to meet some of the people who fled the and now called the uk their home. now let's have a short . called the uk their home. now let's have a short. break

social media video shows tsa halting check ins after the power went out with airport officials temporarily shutting down services. many people saying they were delayed before they even arrived in oakland. >> they forded half of the flight and then we were the last ones on so we were just like, we will just not put you on the airplane right now so we waited in portland a little longer and got over here and i think they got a power running and everything. >> open fires at the official cause of the fire is still under investigation. they say crews have to examine the damaged transformer to figure out have a fire exactly started. according to the last check, the outage map power is expected to be restored by noon today. investigating what caused a three alarm fire at the east bay first and oldest black church. flames broke out around 11:00 last night at her staffing american episcopal church. the pastor spoke about the church and its history. >> this church is about people. it is about the people in this community, the people of the east bay, the people who love oakland. there is a strong, ric

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kumasi: travel is ramping up as we get closer to spring and the tsa is expecting crowded airports.c flight prices are averaging 260 four dollars, up 20% from last year and up 5% compared to before the pandemic. airfare has's -- deadly been dropping since it peaked last may but it -- experts say that doesn't mean that flights will be cheaper. they say the later you wait to book, the more you have to pay. reggie: a new online shopping app, the most downloaded in the country. first introduced to americans last weekend during the super bowl, storing everything from home goods to apparel and electronics at low prices. the company says the app has been downloaded 24 million times since it was launched in september and has 11 million monthly active users and hopes to expand to canada soon. metta will begin testing a subscription service allowing instagram and facebook users to pay to get a verified check mark. the ceo mark zuckerberg says that meta starts at $12 a month. other countries will follow after it launches in australia and new zealand. they will allow users to verify their accou

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the tsa line started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to have the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. there's never a good time for power outage, especially at airport. people flying out say they're just glad it didn't last longer than 2 hours. meanwhile, residents in other parts of oakland and alameda, they experience a much longer outage. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> as a sarah mention, folks me they were dealing with power outages. but power was restored to alameda sometime after 5 o'clock this afternoon. alameda power officials saying there was an issue with the pg e transmission line. it left the posey and webster tubes is the only ways in our out of alameda for much of the afternoon. as you saw their cars just piled up, trying to get over the park street bridge. earlier today. many businesses had to shut down as they were unable to operate without power. others, though, tried to work throug

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otherwise i am just going all the way through tsa just to die in a car crash.injury, now you are dead and you don't have your full size shampoo. >> you know what, roy, these incidents make me think that we need a new passenger bill of rights. article one. airlines should not kill you. >> article two. if they do kill you, you get $1300. [applause] >> article three. get rid of the paper strips. or at least laminate them. it is the 20th century. >> it's the 21st century. >> it's the 21st century. >> article four. if someone on the flight has to die, it should be the person with the acoustic guitar. [cheers and applause] >> and also, let me just slip in article five. no more children on flights. [cheers and applause] >> what about your kid? >> especially my kid. no more children on flights. get them off! >> works for me. thanks for chatting, desi. back to you, sarah. >> sarah: >> sarah: thanks, guys. all right, stay tuned because when we come back, the legend himself, kareem abdul-jabbar, will be joining me on the show. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] [chee

the man who took this video told us that people were stuck at tsa checkpoints for at least an hour. "today in the bay's" alyssa goard shows the lingering impacts. >> reporter: it was tough to see around high street in oakland with traffic signals and street lights out after an outage saturday afternoon. >> oh, we can't do anything. can't go to the store. everything is out. we can't make phone calls. our internet, everything is down. >> reporter: he's worried about the food in his refrigerator. >> pg&e has sent texts to the phone saying that it would be on by 6:30. that was at 3:00. and 6:30 has come and gone and it's still not on. >> we were called for a fire coming in inside the pg&e yard. >> reporter: oakland fire says a pg&e transformer at the substation near 50th avenue and coliseum way caught fire. crews were able to put the flames out, but some 50,000 customers were left without power. >> it's a significant amount of customers out of service. >> reporter: it caused traffic problems. in alameda the bridges were stuck in the up position for a few hours and the oakland airport sa

tsa was able to stop him at the gate. the man who is a convicted felon, again, has been charged.just being made public and comes as the tsa has been intercepted a record number of firearms at check points. >>> we're also learning about a major security breach at the u.s. marshal service. they say sensitive data was taken from one of their systems just a little more than a week ago. an investigation is underway. notably, the incident did not involve the database that has the witness protection program in it, but here with more, nbc news investigative correspondent, tom winter. so, tom, what sensitive data was there? >> the information according to law enforcement we've spoken to is focused on the investigative files of the marshal service. the types of information that might be out there if you're looking for somebody, you want to know their family members. places where they've hung out in the past. prior addresses. all the type of information that can help the marshal service say we're looking for tom winter. these are the best places to look for him. so that information is in th

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. >> well, spring break season is here and the tsa is in prep mode.hat they anticipate passenger volumes to not only meet pre-pandemic levels but possibly even exceed them. they also say the upward trend will continue through the rest of the year. tsa says they're making the necessary ppreparations. now to meet tha demand. and they do expect to see wait times standards of about 30 minutes or less in standard lanes and then 10 minutes or less in precheck. of course, there may be situations that could cause those times to go up. so always just show up early in any way. the spring break season begins this weekend and it will continue through april. 1st, we'll take a april. 1st, we'll take a break. it's 5.52. we do it every night. every night. i live alone but i still do it every night. do it. run your dishwasher with cascade platinum plus and save water. one load of dishes in the sink uses 24 gallons of water while a dishwasher uses less than 4 per cycle. that means even small loads can save water and up to $130 dollars a year on your utility bill. for s

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. >> reporter: don't expect any empty middle seats the tsa screened 2.5 million people on friday, the most since thanksgiving weekend if you haven't bought your ticket, book soon prices could rise by hundreds of dollars as spring break draws closer lester >> all right, tom costello, thank you. >>> when we come back, from tracking down al qaeda to bringing dognappers to justice. how one marine veteran rescued a dog who was being held for ransom. next >>> finally tonight, the incredible story of a marine veteran who used his skills to track down and save a dog who was being held for ransom our catie beck has details. >> reporter: it's a terrifying image for any dog owner. a stranger lurking outside to steal your pet. >> it hurt my heart, you know, to hear her crying it was rough she couldn't sleep >> reporter: this ring camera footage captured 12-year-old semaj witherspoon's yorkie avery being dognapped outside her landover, maryland home a teenager is seen enticing the dog with treats then she and a male accomplice make off with the dog in plain sight. right away a missing flyer went u

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is anyone he travels through the airport knows, we have the tsa liquids rule. originally in 2006 after we foiled that plot, that was initially supposed to be temporary. the ratchet goes in one direction. from a general standpoint, if it's heightened, it's heightened relative to its baseline. is that baseline pre-9/11 or just some sort of fantasy of safety we have had and would you ever see your department say that the threat environment has guest: diminished or we are returning to a baseline? >> i appreciate the question. that's an excellent question. i was in government dealing with post 9/11 response until i left. i came back in after 13 years and is one of the questions i had. i had the sense that the level of concern about terrorism had diminished in relation to other threats but i wasn't sure about that ratcheting issue. i don't know that i have an absolute answer in terms of what will happen in the future on that but i think one thing is the recent bullet we put out two weeks ago. we don't have any triggering events that suggest there is a threat that's h

tsa holding chickens. -- check-ins. numerous flights were delayed in a few canceled.his has been the scene through oakland, crowded baggage claims, passenger saying some of them were delayed before they arrived. they have boarded half the flight. >> we were the last ones on and said we will not put you on the airplane right now. we waited in portland for a little longer and got over here and they got the power running. >> he and his girlfriend set the outage came as a surprise. they said they were fortunate to be landing. >> we were fortunate to be on our way out and not going somewhere because they would be stressed. >> the official causes under investigation. crews have to examine the damage. >> pg&e has to wait and be able to look at the all the equipment to realize and figure out what the cause of the fire was. dion: transformer fire, abc7news sent out this push alert warning people of the outage. you can get this on your phone by downloading our app. some cyclists on the east bay are banding together following a recent series of targeted attacks using a technique

airports increasing customer service and tsa staff to keep up with demand.to 6000 taxis and ubvers next week. >> we are anticipating 100 and 80,000 passengers after the super bowl. reggie: sky harbor suggesting people to reserve a rental cars in advance. if you're not driving, officials say the skytrain is available to help passengers get to downtown phoenix. kumasi: steph curry is going to miss tonight's game against oklahoma city and will be taking time as he deals with a leg injury. just how much time is becomin clear over the next few days. >> the good news is, he is going to be back. we do not know when. it is not an injury that is going to keep hiut tseason. have some experience with this. we are confident we can to keep things going and we were we need to be by the end of the year. kumasi: curry is likely to be out throughout the all-star break in mid-february, which means he will be missing at least the next five games. fan fest in oracle park a start of spring training is near. about 10,000 diehard fans attended over the weekend. it kicked off with

this is a work around so you can ship your drugs so you don't get stop by the tsa. >> you can find drugs, too. i lost so much not wanting to go to the post office to return something. the post office is a miserable place. can i go to my own funeral instead? [ laughter ] >> is that why hunter didn't pick up his laptop? some red meat for the road. don't go away, we'll be right back. [ applause ] wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid

tsa meat yes, and if two pilots ordered together hmm, let's say meat or todes will tell the chicken theremmander is not allowed for you. to someone you distribute even they are the conductors of the first room that comes into the cabin. she knows that the crew must eat different foods. you never know how you retrained with tipanatype. uh, i retrained at bykovo for 22 years. yes, you are there too. well, i'm there, all my friends are old pilots working there. i know almost all of them. so i retrained on yaxors in kirovograd a on tu 154 and on its 86. i retrained in ulyanovsk this school came out of flight training. no, why am i asking, because, well, we had a wonderful oh, just god-given instructor sukharev er, with his son. i am of blessed memory dima sukharev. i flew a lot. he lifted me into the sky, and only maybe because of him he stayed . for some reason, we have all the lectures in the sky on radiodynamics or on aircraft driving. started with funny cases. i remember very well how we were told that in some seventy-ninth, or eightieth year, a large board, came from somewhere from ameri

after 9/11 we created databases, tsa no-fly list, the screening database and visa security program, alled very well on vetting people who want to get a plane ticket to come to the united states, the way 9/11 terrorist to did and it worked well, but why any terrorist put himself in a position of trying to get a visa when he can support go to mexico, pay the cartels a little extra money and sound want to be one of the got aways, this is scary for the american people. not just an immigration issue but a public safety crisis, public health crisis, national security crisis. border patrol out of all people arrested 71,000 convicted criminals including over hundred with murder convictions crossing the border. ashley: you have a new op-ed out the reeds, quote, biden's latest border gambit opens america's doors to evil child smugglers. absolutely appalling good and no one is doing anything to stop this. >> this new program where they can financially take care of it, this has trafficking all over it. and a quarter million children were smuggled across the border and the vetting is very weak. hhs

. ♪ the holiday weekend more than 6.8 million people traveled according to the tsa. still waiting on the final presidents' day weekend but when you compare this friday and saturday to those days for masters holiday weekend they were up 14 and a half%, not that. we are here in the foxbusiness exclusive, co of a jet company wheels up, kenny, great to have you with us. we all know the troubles the commercial airlines had, we had terminal closures, southwest meltdown over the holidays, near crashes. has all of that helped push the streets? i would say are traveling more and more. we have technology in our industry that needs grid for everybody. i'm proud of our partnership with the airlines who seems to be operating above and beyond what everybody else does in the commercial space. we've seen great interest in private aviation through the pandemic and we are in a great position here client more airports than anybody can getting you closer to where you need to go. ashley: that's a problem with getting pilots, is not an issue for your company? >> i would say the pilot issu

what tsa agents say it belonged to and what's showing up in a pregnant woman's ultrasound that not only the parents were shocked about, but the doctors say they had never seen something like this before. we'll have that as kron. 4 news at 10 that as kron. 4 news at 10 continues after the break. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. take a look at this. a yacht overturned by a massive 30 foot wave off the coast of oregon. this happened on friday. the yacht's only passenger was thrown into the water after being treated at a local hospital. he left before authorities knew he was wanted in british columbia for allegedly stealing that very yacht. police eventually caught up with him and he was taken into custody. >> meanwhile, a train continues to burn in ohio tonight after it derailed nea

the tsa agents apprehended seven migrants and their driving yesterday.el $7,000 to be smuggled into the u.s. and still owes him another $7,000 or he says he will kill him. in the meantime, the agents in remote areas of arizona seizing 24 pounds of fentanyl being back crossed and the border patrol sees 89,000 pounds of meth, 39 pounds of marijuana and nearly 9 pounds of cocaine. the estimate is more than $500,000. over in san francisco, leaders are rethinking sanctuary cities status. we are not kidding about this due to the growing fentanyl prices. matt dorsey said it is time to withdraw sanctuary protection for illegal migrants bringing the deadly drug into the u.s., todd, todd appeared to be one that is fascinating, actually. that number on the shores of florida failed policies. pushing a new bill to spend $10 million to relocate all of the migrants that arrived to democrat sanctuary cities and states. >> it is a matter of national security. what is going on at the border is a crisis. with the biden administration currently, it is a crisis. we are here

people were stuck in the tsa checkpoint for at least an hour. alyssa goard shows the lingering impact in the airport and in neighborhoods. >> reporter: it was tough to see around high street and oakland with traffic signals and streetlights out after an outage saturday afternoon. >> oh, nothing. can't do anything. can't go to the store. everything's just out. can't make phone calls, our internet, everything is down. >> reporter: david cane lives nearby and worries about the food in his refrigerator. >> pg&e has sent texts to my mom's phone saying it would be on by 6:30. that was at 3:00. and 6:30 has come and gone, and it's still not on. >> we called for a fire coming from inside the pg&e yard. >> reporter: oakland fire says a pg&e transformer at the sub station near 50th avenue and coliseum way caught fire. crews were able to put the flames out, but some 50,000 customers were left without power. >> a significant amount of customers out of service. >> reporter: it caused traffic problems. in alameda, the high street bridges were snuck the up pos

he's holding tsa did? i agree. he's holding us to ransom, but it's not.tish public , should put up british public, should put up with these more strikes. if he's going go to strike more in order to defeat them, because even before these strikes, the rail industry in this country was terrible. if we give them the money and let go back to their previous working , we'll continue previous working, we'll continue with terrible level of rail and we've shown that we can put up with it with inconvenience. i suppose they could train today on a non strike day . it had the on a non strike day. it had the worst was in the english language bus replacement service. so at getting this someone all the way to wales from london the four and a half hour train journey the other day when they were striking i had take a taxi to gatwick cos t £140 take a taxi to gatwick cost £140 from london. it's agony and people like much older than me like the readers the oldies having a much rougher than i am i we should put up with more strikes if that's what they want in order to defeat t

he's targeting women, stealing their belongings, and i would just like to say, tsa always stops me whenge and asked me for my i.d. and i had one say, "where's tyrus at?" and i said, "it's the t in the middle. may i go?" what are we doing, airport security? >> joey: they always stop me and say, "sir, are you sure those are your legs?" [laughter] >> jeff: and he is stealing women's' struggle. >> kat: serial killers who keep trophies, they likes to wear the clothes and post trophies from the scene of the crime! idiot! >> tyrus: he's like a villain when batman runs out of [bleep] to arrest. the writer is like, "we need a new villain! held out a guy who steals women's dresses and wears the backwards? mwa-ha-ha!" [laughter] >> kat: up next, they once wrote about tunes, now they are cancel culture lunes. [applause] ♪ ♪ if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change th

surely not past tsa. pete: like in the baggage claim area.ascar recruiting college and pro football players to work as pit crew. this is not for promotion this is because they need athletes in the pit. coach phil horton's team placed 55 in the support. it's a great way to look for the athlete and for your career. what are you looking at? you want chris to do it? will: have you gone down to pitt during the race? they're jacked and so big. pete: if you don't have those kind kind of guys, you don't win. pete: daytona 500 getting i dido start your engines tomorrow. nascar driver and one of the grand marshals of the nascar 500, joey lagano joining us live. first, the apaca. rachel: apaca. pete: apaca high school marching band and joey lagano walking amongst them. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer.♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out o

. >> alaska airlines tsa travel accounts show there's a lot of demand for air travel ticket prices areht finally, mr. weiss >> two year treasury up there, but why wouldn't you buy the one-year with a five plus percent yield tax advantage and wait this volatility, wait the downside out, and then put money in >> this six-month is getting a lot of talk, too it's almost 5% there, too. >> exactly that's the place to be >> everybody, great stuff. i will see you on "the closing bell." "the exchange" is now. >> thank you very much, scott. here is what is ahead. inflation was trending lower until today. will the fed shift to full attack mode? was does that really mean? we'll game out the scenarios and what it means for the economy and markets. what will it do to housing we're just starting to see things turn around is the fed about to kill the

think of the billions of dollars tsa has spent an homeless security has spent on hardening the nation'ss. and apparently, you can walk in with a pup tent and the next thing you know you can live at the airport. some of the people there are going, it's like i've lived here forever and i'm never seen anything like it. look at that! look at! it is so sad. >> ainsley: gosh, i assume so if we are showing it. none of the guys a custodian works overnights and he said, it is out of control. none of us feel safe. they harassed us, litter, trash the bathrooms. two women said supervisors told them to call the police. so they did in the cup said they cannot intervene unless they are physically touched because of the laws there. just be careful because it's out of our hands appeared to be when you could have described seattle, portland, chicago, newk and all of these cities. >> ainsley: didn't the mayor say this happens? >> steve: that poll recited talking about crime and punishment essential in chicago, you know housing and homeless comes in? how many people are concerned about it in chicago? 4%. >

just last week the tsa says through april, they're anticipating travel volumes to exceed pre-pandemicnth the number of air travelers in the u.s. grew 32% from the same time last year. with demand only expected to rise this summer, experts say there's no time to waste in booking those flights. >> cheap flights for the summer pop up and even in the past week or two, flights to italy for $482 round trip, flights down to cancun, under $300 round trip. those types of fares will quadruple in price if you wait to book them in may. >> and staffing shortages are still an issue, but something to note, if there's more competition between airlines, that means ticket prices go down, janai. >>> bottom line, that means good dals. thank you so much, jaclyn. >>> and we'll be right back with our "play of the day." >>> we'll be right back with our "play of the day." put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and

the number of guns found at tsa checkpoints has been steadily rising in 2010.ion was 2020. and prosecutors in new mexico have refiled involuntary manslaughter charges against alec baldwin in a movie set shooting in 2021. he will now face a maximum 18 months in prison instead of five years if convicted. his lawyers argued the longer sentence requirement became law only after the shooting. alden was were her sing with a robe all over that turned out to contain real bullets when it went off and killed a crewmember. still to come on the newshour, despite nationwide rejection, election deniers hold critical positions in republican politics. michelle yo discusses her oscar-nominated performance. animal shelters struggle as many pets are adopted during the pandemic are returned. ♪ announcer: this is a pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. host: this week we will mark one year since russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine with a series of stories. tonight, the drone warri