code to tsa in statute. previous versions of this bill passed the house in the 116th and 117th congress. this year, for the first time, we introduced a bill with an equal number of republican and democratic original cosponsors. i'm happy to be one of the cosponsors, so we are representing a bipartisan coalition of members who agree that this is the sensible thing to do for tsa. mr. administrator, do you agree that we should not backtrack on the advancements we have collectively made for the tsa workforce and should instead codify them in statute to assure their permanence? >> sir, we absolutely should never backtrack on the commitments we made. you would lose the workforce in an instant in doing that and it would be very hard to recover. the bill as written would codify many of the things that we are already doing, which provides that guarantee. for me, when i look at the pay compensation plan that we just put in place, one of the most important things is to make sure that states permanently linked to the ge

of the challenges facing tsa. passenger security fee -- one way ticket and and the day version of fee away from the tsa to the general treasury. and inflation going forward. doing so would provide sufficient funding and expand labor rights for tsa workers. additional computer tomography machines and law enforcement with programs. no one likes an increased fee on their airline tickets. the tsa budget -- make sure you have the resources you need to carry out your mission. mr. administrator, you have said before they believe the fund the tsa act would be help -- helpful for your agency. did you have any conversation about the possibility of including an increase in passenger security fees as part of the budget request? >> sir, if you look at when the 9/11 fee was established, it has a current $5.60 level. there is nothing in there to adjust that figure for inflation. so if you just simply straight- line adjusted for inflation it would be $7.50. i agree that baselining it to where it needs to be generates about $1.5 b

it is not the tsa itself? >> yes, sir, what happens is a civil aviation authority in this country that establishes the standards of technology performance and then works with the airports to establish a timeline for when they can come in compliance with that and also predicates some passenger convenience issues with the acquisition of that technology. for example, with ct technology, there is -- you can permit larger volumes so that needs to be predicated on having ct in place. as you know we are working out of one-stop security prototype that hopefully will kick off in the next several months. part of our requirement and our partner's requirement, it is bidirectional, is we both have ct technology and technology that is performing at the same level in terms of their software packages! wouldn't that also work in the united states, that we develop the standards and have each individual airport have to abide by those standards and they would have to purchase those -- that you commit themselves? maybe we are look

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travelers packing the nation's airports, friday was the fourth busiest day in tsa's history.ates 6 million people have been traveling by car with gas prices a little lower this year. all eyes on severe weather that could impact 80 million americans moving into tonight and tomorrow into the midwest and northeast, damaging wind, heavy rain and tornados all possible. we're tracking the first hurricane of the year taking aim at the caribbean. somara theodore standing by with the forecast. >> reporter: tonight, a record number of air travelers expected this 4th of july holiday weekend. >> it seems pretty busy already coming in. >> reporter: the tsa anticipating 5.7 million people will fly to their holiday destination. a 7% increase from last year and up 12% from 2019. at newark liberty in new jersey, an early morning for gibson and her daughter payton, who is desperately looking to spend time with her grandmother but the airport -- do you like crowds? >> they talk loud. i don't really like talking loud. >> reporter: for many, the train is the better choice. >> it beats the hassle

and it's your ticket to bypass the tsa line. here's how you reserve a time slot in advance to clear airport security. when we made this video, clear reserve was available at these airports. sorry, san francisco bay area. no sfo or sjc or oakland yet. i used clear reserve recently in orlando. let me show you how easily it worked the day before my flight i went to clear me.com. next i clicked for you at the top and then reserve. originally i tried to book seven days out but it wouldn't let me and told me to check back closer to my flight. the clear website says the booking window varies by location. the rest of the process only took about 90s. i shared basic information like my name, my destination, my flight number, and how many people were in my party. side note ten. that's the max. next. clear asked me when i wanted to clear the security checkpoint. i had a 6 a.m. flight, so i asked for a 5 a.m. slot. within a few seconds, clear emailed me a qr code, my ticket to bypass the tsa line on my travel day. i just showed my qr code to

through tsa checkpoints since march.day is supposed to be the day for airline travel. tsa says it could see more than 3 million people through its checkpoints today. we have never seen more than 3 million people traveling by plane in a single day. and all week we've noticed our local airports fill up with passengers and the people taking those flights say they've noticed it too. a lot my first time traveling, but i'm traveling alone this time, so it's going to be a little different, especially because it's pretty busy. >> yes, there's a lot of people around here. there's a lot of people. >> i did notice that the flight cost went up a little bit, so i thought maybe there was going to be a little bit more activity, but i was kind of surprised to see as many people here this morning as there have been. >> tsa says this 4th of july week will be a 5.4% increase in travel compared to last year. seven of the top ten busiest travel days ever have happened in just the last month. so what does this mean for you? well, simply put,

the tsa anticipated 7.5 million people will travel through the airports, many more hitting roads. highways jammed, but more than 80 million americans are in the path of severe storms including possible tornados. the south facing excessive heat advisories and beryl now a hurricane taking aimality the caribbean our weather team is tracking it all. >>> also tonight, president biden remains defiant. ignoring calls to drop his bid after his faltering debate performance. what his campaign is telling democratic party leaders as donations continue to pour in, and what a new poll reveals about what americans thought of donald trump's performance. maryalice park is standing by. >>> a community in anguish after police shoot and kill a 13-year-old boy during a chase. officers say he was carrying what appeared to be a handgun but now say it was a replica. his family demanding answers. >>> breaking her silence. an israeli woman kidnapped by hamas and held for months now speaking out for the first time since being rescued. her message to the world. >>> the alleged driver of a car that tore throu

and tsa says more than 3 million people will be taken to the skies just today. we've never seen that before. we've never had a single day where we've seen 3 million airline travelers. but that's very possible today. people traveling by plane is going to be something that's just very busy today. in fact, you have to go all the way back to march to see a day where we've had fewer than 2 million travelers nationwide all week. we've noticed our local airports filling up with passengers and people taking flights today and all the last week say they've noticed it trend that we've seen through a triple a travel bookings is that people are extending their stays, but they're also spending more money. >> yes, there's a lot of people around here, there's a lot of people, but apparently we miss the big crowd. >> the tsa says this 4th of july holiday week will be a 5.4% increase in travel compared to this time last year. seven of the top ten busiest travel days ever have happened in just the last month. so what does that mean for you? simply, if you have a flight plan for th

the tsa had its fourth busiest day ever yesterday. abc news reporter michelle franzen shows us your best times to hit the road. >> millions of americans are taking to the skies and hitting the roads for the 4th of july holiday, a record breaking number of people packing airports nationwide. the tsa says it expects to screen 32 million passengers between thursday, june 27th and monday, july 8th. the agency believes it will set a new record, screening 3 million travelers in one day before all the july 4th travel comes to an end. american airlines predicts its busiest july 4th ever, up 8% from last year. delta says it expects nearly 6 million customers through next week, an increase of 6% from 2023. the tsa and airlines, all offering the same advice, get to the airport early to allow plenty of time to get through security. roads are also expected to be crowded, according to triple a, more than 60 million americans are expected to travel by car for the holiday. the best time to hit the road to avoid traffic before 10 a.m. the worst betwee

tsa had its fourth busiest, busiest day ever yesterday. abc news reporter michelle france shows us your best times to hit the road. >> millions of americans are taking to the skies and hitting the roads for the 4th of july holiday. a record breaking number of people packing airports nationwide. the tsa says it expects to screen 32 million passengers between thursday, june 27th and monday, july 8th. the agency believes it will set a new record, screening 3 million travelers in one day before all the july 4th travel comes to an end. american airlines predicts its busiest july fourth ever, up 8% from last year. delta says it expects nearly 6 million customers through next week, an increase of 6% from 2023. the tsa and airlines, all offering the same advice, get to the airport early to allow plenty of time to get through security. roads are also expected to be crowded, according to triple a, more than 60 million americans are expected to travel by car for the holiday. the best time to hit the road to avoid traffic before 10 a.m. the worst betw

tsa is experiencing some of its highest passenger counts ever.n fact, this past friday was the fourth busiest day on record for the tsa, nearly 3 million passengers screened at airports nationwide, but it's this coming wednesday, july 3rd, that will likely be the busiest day to head to your destination, this holiday period, and part of this increased volume may be because ticket prices are actually down compared to last year. 18% down compared to last year. if you're flying, you already know the drill. it means arrive earlier than normal. expect longer bag lines, and crowded tsa checkpoints, and another thing to keep in mind this year is that independence day actually falls on thursday which means the usual holiday weekend will actually feel like a holiday week which could potentially translate into more crowded airports on more days this week than we actually used to. will. >> will: yeah, that long line. due to the extra long weekend. faith, thank you for that. >>> now to the lookout on the roads. traffic, gas prices. abc's jaclyn lee is in los

but have you reserved your spot in the tsa line? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura in some places you can and save tons of time. we'l and if that includes you, there is a way to pre-book your tsa screening and hop to the front of the line for free. consumer vestigator kris kimura shows us how and where you can save a ton of time. the program we're talking about is called clear reserve, and it's your ticket to bypass the tsa line. here's how you reserve a time slot in advance to clear airport security. when we made this video, clear reserve was available at these airports. sorry, san francisco bay area. no sfo, sjc or oakland yet. i used clear reserve recently in orlando. let me show you how easily it worked. the day before my flight i went to clear me.com. next i clicked for you at the top and then reserve. originally i tried to book seven days out but it wouldn't let me and told me to check back closer to my flight. the clear website says the booking window varies by location. the rest of the process only took about 90s. i sha

. >> for your money this morning, the tsa expects live for the holiday weekend. travel to be a lot and toys r us. they made an ad almost entirely with ai taking a live the nasdaq with those stories and more good morning j. >> high good morning, sir. twist rest premier the short promo film at the 2024 cannes lions festival in france this week. it was entirely almost entirely. may use an eyes. new tax to video tool. now toys r us says it believes it is the first brand to debut this film using this technology. the 66 second promo follows a young toys r us founder charles lazarus who had a vision to transform toys stores with the help of geoffrey the giraffe. it came to him in a dream. well, tsa expects to screen more than 32 million travelers starting tomorrow through monday, july 8, but an increase of more than 5% over last year. well, tsa anticipates the peak travel day will be friday, june. 28, when the agency expects to screen 3 million people, tsa says they've got enough staff to meet the wait time standards, which are 10 minutes and under in the tsa precheck l

tsa says it could see more than 3 million people through its checkpoints. today, we've never seen more than 3 million people traveling by plane in a single day. but all week, we've noticed those airports fill up with passengers, and the people taking those flights say they've seen it, too. >> i did notice that the flight cost went up a little bit, so i thought maybe there was going to be a little bit more activity. but i was kind of surprised to see as many people here this morning as there have been. >> tsa says this 4th of july holiday week will see a 5.4% increase in travel. that's when you compare this time to last year. seven of the top ten busiest travel days ever have all happened in the last month. what does that mean for you? simply, if you have a flight this summer, give yourself more than plenty of extra time at the airports. triple a predicts 7 million people will travel more than 50 miles for this 4th of july. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. president biden is campaigning in north ca

. >> the tsa is coming off a record day as we approach the independence day travel rush. the agency says. nearly 3 million airline passengers were screened on sunday, the most for a single day. tsa expects that mark to be broken this coming friday, ahead of july 4th. >> well, mysterious monolith that we told you about near las vegas is no more. the 77 inch tall metal structure was spotted earlier this month north of the city, but it started attracting a lot of tourists. that was ultimately the problem and why they took it down. police say they had concerns the damage extra foot traffic could do to the natural landscape there. you see how pretty that is? there it brought to mind similar monoliths discovered in the u.s. and abroad in 2020. still no word on who put it there or what or where it came from. >> aliens? no, it's probably just somebody for social media. okay, coming up, a medical milestone. the man who underwent a kidney transplant while fully awake. >> and later, this is what it looks like hitting the links at 2 a.m. at the arctic open. what do you think, andrew?

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since just may 17th, tsa has seen seven of its busiest days ever.t rush. >> we're hoping that us going at this time, there will be less crowds. we'll be able to enjoy our time together better. >> reporter: most of the 70.9 million expected to travel 50 miles or more will drive, and they'll find gas prices about 13 cents cheaper than a year ago. >> the numbers just keep going up, and we keep setting these new records, and we sound like a broken record. but that's because the records are being set year after year. >> reporter: is the new norm just going to be every summer is a record-breaking summer for travel? >> you would think the bubble is going to burst at some point, but we haven't seen any indication of that happening yet. >> reporter: despite surging demand to fly, airfare tracker hopper is still seeing last-minute travel deals to places like myrtle beach, charleston, even copenhagen and stockholm for under $600. >> if you're looking to get the lowest airfare, departing on the fourth of july and coming back on tuesday or wednesday of the week

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stuart: the tsa preparing for record-breaking travel.y, 3 million people in one day addicts affect a repeat, expect to screen 32 million travelers for independence day including the 27th through july 8th. the busiest day will be friday, june 20th. stuart: i am not sure. roll the dice and see where he goes this weekend. stuart: thanks for joining us. still ahead, jimmy failla growing kamala harris on why the race is so close with trump. mark lam on mexican cartels offering border crossing packages to migrants. david webb on the democratic primary. what are the chances squad member jamaal bowman loses his seat? that is next. ♪ ... so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in c

>> i think investing in something like clear tsa precheck will save you a lot of time and energy. can at certain airports get in without even having a membership and you can reserve a spot in the line to speed through security. my number one tip and download airline app that you're flying because they're going to offer you upgrades and if things go wrong and rebook yourself and the app has a lot of power these days. how many years do you take? charlie: also for your website and going for the points guy. >> somewhat, i mix business and pleasure and for leisure and i travel and people are expending their trips for a dye day on average and remarkable expend out there. charlie: thank you very much for all this information. putting god back in the classroom and texas looks to become the second state requiring schools to display the 10 commandments but the ladies of the view aren't happy. they're reaction is next. near rodeo drive. tina ll oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my

when he tried to bring a case of it through tsa, sparking millions of views on tiktok. and even a call from the company itself. joel's love of spam started in his childhood in hawaii. when he stumbled upon a spam museum in minnesota where it was invented while on tour with his irish dance group, of course, he had to take advantage and stock up on the stuff. tossing a case of spam in his carry on without a second thought. that was until he saw them flag his bag and pull it out of line for inspection. >> that's a case of spam. >> the second tsa pulled it off, i was like oh my gosh. my biggest concern was they are about to open this carry on and it will be all spam. how do i explain myself without looking suspicious? >> i don't know! the video got millions of views within hours of him posting it. spam even sent him another case to add to his collection. so, you had spam then? >> i have not. >> you're kidding! this brings me back to my grandmother. she used to make us spam sandwiches with white bread, sliced spam and that pineapple you get in a can? put that on top. a littl

the tsa, you know who i'm talking about, the friendly types.illion people on sunday breaking the single-day record now with the july 4th holiday approaching fast, the tsa expects to screen 32 million people between this thursday and july 8th. that's a 5.4% increase over last year. tsa anticipating the peak travel day will be friday, july 8th. i'm laughing. >> you want to dial it back because you are worried somebody is watching and give you a hard time. >> imagine dealing with 38million people. >> you would hate that. you would be so bad at that job. >> the kind of people that still leave crap in their pockets and still don't take the belts off and leave the laptops in and bring water. they all still do the things and the tsa at that point are just like, you people are -- it's a bad combination. people working long hours. >> people who are not used to trav traveling. >> dealing with the public. bad combination. hideous. i have compassion for people on both. >> i'm glad you changed your stance. >> you're right. >> somebody is watching. they will

tsa is expecting to set a record when it comes to the number of passengers screened in one day.e who prefer to drive , they might have plenty of company on the roads. here's abc's johny fernandez. >> airlines are bracing for a record number of travelers over the 4th of july holiday. >> it seems pretty busy already coming in. the lines are moving, but it's definitely a lot of people. >> the tsa says it expects to screen 32 million passengers between thursday, june 27th and monday, july 8th. the agency believes it will set a new record, screening 3 million travelers in one day before all this july 4th, travel comes to an end. as always, travelers are advised to get to the airport at least two hours before the flight. the nation's roads are also expected to be crowded. triple a predicts more than 60 million people will be driving to their holiday destinations. the worst time to leave for that road trip between 2 and 8 p.m. the best time before 10 a.m. some good news, though, for drivers. gas prices are down about $0.05 from last year. the national average for a gallon of gas is 350

en cuestión de segundos, clear me envió un código qr mi boleto para escapar de la larga fila del tsa.plicación de telemundo 48. son muy útiles. decía que 90 segundos y solo antes de salir de un viaje en específico es diferente al que estábamos hablando. al global entry, nada más. porque hay una cita que te esperas bastante tiempo para que te den la cita y así puedes sacar esa ese pase. muy buena información. pues muchas gracias. oiga, en nuestro noticiero de las 18:00 de la tarde vamos a hablar con residentes del área de la bahía que nos cuentan cómo vivieron este día de sol y altas temperaturas. un día de pesca terminó en una tragedia para un hombre de 32 años, salvador, quien perdió la vida mientras estaba en un río. hablamos con su familia y también con autoridades para tomar medidas de precaución. estas y otras informaciones las tendremos en punto de las 6 regresamos con más

the tsa predicting it will break its all-time daily record in the coming days. busiest day in the agency's history. the threat tonight impacting more than 61 million americans from north carolina to maine. severe thunderstorms, flooding, and tornadoes all possible fueled by hot and humid conditions. out on the west, days of heavy rain leading to flash flooding in the albuquerque area. our weather team is standing by with the forecast. and abc's faith abubey leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, amid record-breaking holiday travel, more than 61 million americans under severe thunderstorm watches from north carolina to maine. the system already bringing heavy rains and damaging winds to the midwest. these lightning strikes in garnett, kansas causing a transformer to explode. torrential rains leading to dangerous flooding in downtown albuquerque overnight, prompting water rescues. a city bus among the stranded vehicles. >> last night was very, very extreme when it comes to weather. the convention center was about six inches away from major, extremely expensive flood

. >>> now, for those of us who don't get to fly on air force one, the tsa is advising americans to get to the airport early when traveling this summer. it wasn't a holiday but friday was tsa's second busiest traveling day ever screening more than 2.9 million passengers. their busiest day was friday, may 24th. not that long ago, the start of the memorial day weekend. and seven of the top ten busiest travel days have been recorded in just the past month. >>> in los angeles an eye-catching bridge that caused fan fare and lit up the sky that cost $600 million now sits in the dark and has laangelinos shaking their heads in dismay. >> reporter: hundreds of people every day walk on los angeles' sixth street bridge, but at sundown they disappear. the ribbon of light is completely in the dark. >> 7 miles from end to end of copper ware that has been stolen, so these lights have become tatm machines. >> reporter: over the past yearchieve thieves stripped. the metal is worth around $11,000 according to the l.a. city councilman. >> what they're getting is pennies on the dollar. it cost taxpayers mi

on friday the tsa screening nearly 3 million passengers on its second best travel day ever.g everyone to arrive at airports early. tsa expected to hit the 3 million mark for a single day at some point this summer. >>> there are renewed health concerns tonight about the seine river. recent tests of the river found unsafe elevated levels of e k. co coli. the final decision on safety rests with the governing bodies of individual events. >>> nba great charles barkley says he's retiring again, this time from television. barkley saying the 2024 to 2025 season will be his last. he's been on the air for more than two decades. barkley played 16 years in the nba and is considered one of the greatest power forwards in league history. >>> when we come back, the amazing foster mom and the difference she has made in so many lives. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it

the tsa was expecting to screen more than 3 million people at airports today.be at a record just set last sunday, which was the tsa's busiest day ever. the agency predicts 32 million americans will travel between now and monday, july 8th, after the long holiday weekend. >> we want to tell you about some new restrictions that could be coming to limit the crowds at big stores. most popular spots. one of them, the u.s. forest service, is considering requiring reservations at pfeiffer beach. that's the place with the purple sand. it's one idea and a bigger plan. the forest service also suggested a running a shuttle, stopping at the iconic bixby bridge and other spots meant to cut down on traffic in the area. they could also create more designated campsites to try and limit dispersed camping. you can celebrate the 4th of july, but do not do it with a drink in your hand at three of lake tahoe's. most popular beaches police. they will be out enforcing the u.s. forest service's ban on alcohol at nevada beach and zephyr cove resort on the fourth. officials have banned a

tsa says it's about 8,686% of pre-pandemic summer travel levels. if you've attended a graduation this year, you may have been reminded by a speaker that it's called a commencement because it doesn't just mark the end of one part of life, but the beginning of another. for one danville father, that rings particularly true. his degree merges the pain of the past with hope for the future. alan rush will receive a doctorate in electrical and computer engineering, 14 years ago, when alan rush began his quest for a phd in electrical and computer engineering from santa clara university. he wasn't the only one in the family starting a degree program . in 2010, alan's 19 year old daughter, jacqueline, was a freshman at the university of san diego. oh gosh, she was. she was a great kid. she loved soccer. she loved playing the piano. she had great friends. both of their education journeys, though, were changed forever when jacqueline was diagnosed with colon cancer due to an inherited genetic mutation called lynch syndrome. still, neither that news, nor the gr

. >> okay, so we got to talk about this really interesting number out from the tsa.arently airports were busier than ever last month. why is that? >> yeah. you know, look, friday before memorial day saw almost 3 million people breaking the record for the most traveled day in tsa history, which was previously the sunday after thanksgiving. and look, you know, with everything going on, inflation and everything feeling like it's getting more and more expensive, people are actually prioritizing travel, and they may be waited until the summer months when the weather is a little bit better to take those big ticket vacations. >> do you think this is just where travel is going to be going forward? because in 2023 we said, well, maybe it was the pandemic revenge travel, right? you didn't get to go for a couple of years. now you're doing it. here we are in 2024 and memorial day weekend is breaking records. that's crazy. >> it was definitely shocking, especially because memorial day is a kickoff to summer travel. it's not necessarily the biggest marquee weekend. and so, you kno

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there's a lot of people, i guess i didn't realize the 4th of july was such a popular time to fly tsamer getaway is already setting records. seven of the top ten busiest travel days ever have happened in the last 30 days. >> 4th of july travelers are already encountering some challenges as storms threaten to halt travel in some pockets of the united states. several storm systems are expected to impact air and road travel leading up to independence day. fox's katie byrne brings us the details. >> millions of americans are filling up. and heading out on the road for one of the busiest travel days of the july 4th holiday. but some folks say there have already been some disruptions. >> there was a big traffic accident. we woke up two hours early and wasted it sitting there, but the rest of the time it was beautiful. >> at one point friday afternoon, more than 2000 flights were delayed nationwide, according to flightaware. tsa says friday could break the record for number of passengers screened at airports in a single day, with more than 3 million people expected to pass through checkpoint

why do you want to stop the tsa accepting that app?be accepting that app as a form of id because it requires no valid id. all you have to do is fill it out, put in whatever name, whatever biographical information you choose to, and then you can get into the country just like this terrorist got into the country last year. this terrorist who's now been arrested. you know, what's really scary is that we don't know anything about the other hundreds of thousands of people who have gotten in using the cbp1 app. this one in particular we know is a terrorist. how many other terrorists are there out there, stuart, who got into the country the same way using the app? stuart: so you're aiming for security here, but what you would also do, you'd cut down on the number of people who have just been flying around the country, the number of migrants flying all over the place. you want to cut down and improve security. that's the basis of this. >> yes, that's the basis of it. what the act says is you cannot use the cbp1 mobile app either to enter the u

more than 50,000 flights are in the skies today and over the holiday week, the tsa expects to screen more than 32 million people,a 5% increase over the last fourth of july. >> there were no empty seats on the aircraft at all. >> airplanes were full. >> margaret: out to oklahoma where teachers are now being mandated to incorporate the bible into some lessons. it comes a week after louisiana required the ten commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom. cbs's omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: margaret, oklahoma state school superintendent brian walters directed public schools to use the bible as a teaching tool for students in fifth through 12th grade when they're being taught history or civilization and its influence on the u.s. constitution. walters says the state may supply teaching materials at taxpayer expense, adding strict compliance is expected. the state attorney general's office told me it doesn't see the memo as a mandate and pointed to state law saying that lessons and textbook choices are made locally by districts. critics say walters can't use state

. >> think about a tsa uh- every time you go through tsa at a airport, you're not supposed to bring anythinghat can cause a fire. it's similar situation here. >> choi faces one count of causing the placement of an explosive or incendiary device on an aircraft. if convicted, he faces ten years in prison. all right, now to a nutty story. frankly, a cold stone creamery is facing a new lawsuit claiming the ice cream shop doesn't use real nuts in its pistachio ice cream. a judge in new york is letting the class action go forward. the lawsuit takes issue with a whole bunch of flavors on the menu, from pistachio to mango, coconut, orange, mint and butter pecan. the plaintiffs claim none of those ice creams contain what they're named for, amounting to deceptive practices for its part, cold stone tells the court it doesn't claim the flavors are made with any specific ingredient. well, big night tonight for a new documentary about some iconic stars of the 1980s. the world premiere was held for bratz at the tribeca festival in new york city. andrew mccarthy, one of the members of the brat pack, brought

the tsa says today will be the peak travel day for the holiday. more than 3 million people are expected to fly in today's gma first look. >> new information has been uncovered in the search for taylor casey, who went missing while attending a yoga retreat in the bahamas. here's abc news reporter erielle reshef. >> in this morning's gma first look a new clue in the search for taylor casey. her cell phone recovered in the ocean near the resort. >> based on the pinging that came we were able to find coordinates of course our specialist area. and so we were able to have our divers go and retrieve that phone and now her journal, also in the hands of investigators, i can say to you that we start with the family, and we presented the family with what we found inside the journal. we have gone out to the locations we've met with. >> the police, her family pleading for answers, just caring and loving. >> we need taylor back with us. we miss taylor. we love taylor, and taylor needs to be back home with taylor's family. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have m

the tsa says they screened a record number of people on sunday, nearly 3 million passengers, and withhe 4th of july holiday, airports are only expected to get busier. on tuesday, the tsa unveiled new high tech equipment they say will help speed up the screening process and get those long security lines moving faster. >> so you have here the computed tomography or ct x ray systems. you have our most advanced on person screening systems. and then our newest advancement is in identity verification. >> tsa officials and agents on the ground, both say the new technology makes their jobs easier by reducing the number of bag checks and patdowns needed at the same time, it also helps secure airports by quickly and accurately identifying passengers who could pose a risk. >> we want to focus our resources on those passengers that we don't know a lot about, potentially, or that we know something about the causes of some level of concern, but not to the point that we would inhibit their travel. >> but of course, passengers have to do their part as well. and the agency is reminding travelers not t

the tsa says today is the peak travel day for the holiday. more than 3 million people expected to fly. >> all right, number five, as we gear up for pride weekend across the region, it is going to be sunny. the weekend is very pleasant. it's a warmer afternoon today compared to yesterday. temperatures pretty close to average with little change coming our way to the forecast. tomorrow we'll have a minor warmup here for sunday if you're headed to san francisco for the pride parade, expect afternoon highs in the low 70s across the city and number six in the north bay. >> there's a big rig, fuel spill on lakeville road, which is closed there at highway 37 out to sage gulch, 37 is open, but as an alternate, consider highway 101 or state route 121 and number seven. >> pride weekend is about to be in full swing in san francisco. events are happening around the civic center all day tomorrow and sunday and really all over the city. don't forget, if you cannot be there, abc seven is the official station for the pride parade. our coverage starts at 10 a.

i'm not sure why that would be with tsa numbers so high. may be people booking shorter distances.oing -- seem to be traveling this summer regardless, but we are still seeing a lot of domestic travel, as well. we talk international, people are taking those big trips but we did see after last summer people kind of pull back a little bit if you happen to be in europe last summer, you saw how absolutely crazy is he it wt a thing a lot of us travelers think i want to stay domestic this summer and enjoy lesser crowds, so i do think we are seeing some of those shorter trips. >> charles: i will be in the bronx, in new jersey. anyone, great stuff come appreciated. thanks for joining today and a member you can catch me on fox business every weekday, 2:00 p.m. eastern time, the show was called making money: the market is writing the shadow of the all-time high but it is not the easiest market, don't worry, i've got your back and will navigate you. for now, "the five" will navigate you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody come i'm jesse watters on the

the tsa was expecting to screen more than 3 million people at airports today.hat would be at a record just set last sunday, which was the tsa's busiest day ever. the agency predicts 32 million americans will travel between now and monday, july 8th, after the long holiday weekend. >> we want to tell you about some new restrictions that could be coming to limit the crowds at big stores. most popular spots. one of them, the u.s. forest service, is considering requiring reservations at pfeiffer beach. that's the place with the purple sand. it's one idea and a bigger plan. the forest service also suggested a running a shuttle, stopping at the iconic bixby bridge and other spots meant to cut down on traffic in the area. they could also create more designated campsites to try and limit dispersed camping. you can celebrate the 4th of july, but do not do it with a drink in your hand at three of lake tahoe's. most popular beaches police. they will be out enforcing the u.s. forest service's ban on alcohol at nevada beach and zephyr cove resort on the fourth. officials hav

. >> think about a tsa uh- every time you go through tsa at a airport, you're not supposed to bring anythinghat can cause a fire. it's similar situation here. >> choi faces one count of causing the placement of an explosive or incendiary device on an aircraft. if convicted, he faces ten years in prison. all right, now to a nutty story. frankly, a cold stone creamery is facing a new lawsuit claiming the ice cream shop doesn't use real nuts in its pistachio ice cream. a judge in new york is letting the class action go forward. the lawsuit takes issue with a whole bunch of flavors on the menu, from pistachio to mango, coconut, orange, mint and butter pecan. the plaintiffs claim none of those ice creams contain what they're named for, amounting to deceptive practices for its part, cold stone tells the court it doesn't claim the flavors are made with any specific ingredient. well, big night tonight for a new documentary about some iconic stars of the 1980s. the world premiere was held for bratz at the tribeca festival in new york city. andrew mccarthy, one of the members of the brat pack, brought

check points as you mentioned, 3 million across all the tsa check points across the country.rs, they're passing last sunday, was you mentioned, but we're expecting a high volume of passengers on saturday and sunday, july 7th. this is really a nine-day travel period, one of the things contributing to that is the fact that domestic airfare is down 18% since last summer with the average round trip ticket price domestically costing around $263. we're also seeing many people choosing to hit the roads this holiday period, and that's partly because the average price of gas per gallon nationally is at $3.50 per gallon, which is up a nickel from last week, but actually down six cents since last year, so, all of that is contributing to the fact that many people are choosing to come to the airports and also hit the roads. and break records this summer travel season. >> and priya, you hit on air travel, can you just briefly tell us about driving? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, so they're expecting that the best time to hit the roads, if you don't want to deal with too much travel, or t

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and tsa precheck makes a huge difference.at is the top destination? >> reporter: yes, it is actually florida for families, according to aaa. three of the top ten destinations are all in the sunshine state, whether it is tampa or fort lauderdale. number one is orlando. so the theme parks are driving that. we were out there at universal studios last friday talking about dreamworks land. very interested in the theme park lifestyle. anaheim, las vegas, new york and denver. the reality right now is it is going to be one busy summer. back to you guys. >> all right. sam brock for us in miami. thank you. 7 of the top 10 of all time. >> how about new york at number four? a shout-out to our hometown. >> hot, though. really hot in florida. >> and a little on the stormy side in parts of the country today. 6 million people at risk in the upper midwest to the northern plains from minneapolis down to rapid city. then tomorrow we have 8 million people from duluth, minneapolis, mason city, omaha, all the way to scott city. the good news is lo