okay. >> the undercover confirms that chastity is working in the hotel. but he'll have to call her once more to get her exact location. >> i am not going to know where this girl is at. i'm going to have no idea until i call. and i may not even know then. okay? she may tell me -- you know, she may tell me go up to the second floor and i'll wave you in. or we don't know, we have no idea. so we have to play it all by ear. >> give me two guys. is all i need. >> at the same time undercovers also have a second date on the way. >> my girl might be coming. she sees that camera, she's running. >> the team must now scramble to make two simultaneous takedowns. >> all right. unit on outside, we have possibly two girls in this hotel. outside unit, be aware. he's talking to the girl. she's right around here somewhere. so keep an eye out. >> the woman directs the undercover to room number a-3 just as sergeant walker spies a man who may be her pimp exiting the same room. >> and he has something to do with her. >> as the undercover makes his way to a-3, the suspected pimp

in the undercover room, a price of $200 is agreed upon and the female subject agrees to undress.riff's deputies move in for the arrest. >> put your clothes on. >> i didn't take any money. i didn't agree to do anything. ki please pee? i'm about to piss myself, i'm serious. >> the woman in custody is shanna greek. a 22-year-old from nearby cocoa, florida. >> i did not agree to do anything with anybody. all i was asked is if i was anal, and i said no. that's not agreeing to anything. >> go put your shirt on. >> shaunna has prior arrests for burglary, grand theft, dealing in stolen property, and a previous charge for resisting arrest. >> i'm not doing anything wrong. you cannot arrest me. >> i'm giving you a lawful order. i am going to give you one more opportunity or you are going to catch another charge. >> what am i being arrested for? >> you're being detained. >> for what? i didn't agree to any sexual act. >> calm down, and we'll talk to you. >> i didn't agree to any sexual act. >> what's your name? you have to calm down. >> i didn't agree to any sexual act. you screaming that is

the potential risk to the undercover officer. >> they are coming to the room right now.ou copying? charlie has been trying to get you on the radio. she is walking up right now. she is four feet from the door. >> with only a moment to spare, detective i have charlie makes contact with the undercover team upstairs. >> we reached the uc room. they are ready. they are at the door now. they are about ready to come in. >> with a confirmed deal of $40 for sex, officers move in for the arrest. >> police. relax real quick. >> howard. >> the stunned john receives a personal greeting from lieutenant hughs in the surveillance room next door. >> toward the mirror and right to the bathroom. >> have a soot right there. >> lieutenant hughes, vice. how are you? what's your first name. >> howard. >> waes your last name. >> shaw. >> what is it? >> shah. >> howard shaw. how old are you, herald. >> 66. >> all right first time you have been arrested for this? >> yes. >> never solicited? have you ever solicited a prostitute before? >> no. i didn't solicit a prostitute. >> that wasn't my questi

he's looking for sex from our undercover girl. the guy gout out of surgery two weeks ago on bypass and he's looking for a girl. >> this officer will take care of you. >> men think about it all the time. it's the manner in which they're going to go to get it and the risk they're willing to take. >> they don't seem to care. a lot of them are married. moist of them are married. they all have jobs and they come and they just want to have good time with someone in private and something discrete and nobody will know about it. >> sam is going upstream. shh! >> police say that most johns don't think too deeply about the consequences of buying sex until they get caught. >> of coursely, a guy is looking for sex. they don't see the ramifications of paying someone and they don't see the outcome of a traffic victim. they don't -- i don't think they want to look at that. >> if they realize what's going on in this girl's life, her background, the physical and emotional abuse she's getting from the pimp i think they would have a different underst

the undercover secured men asked him to stand at his place. as he was looking at them, they shoot him. >> that version differs from earlier reports, which say abdullah was trying to stop the arrest at the time he was shot. emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. october was a month marked by angry protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions, or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there's been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrests did take place. al jazeera. >> here's what's coming up next. paying a visit to jakarta. >> creating a buzz how wolfed world's smallest countries could save the world's bee population. >> the top stories on al jazeera, the european leaders created a fund worth more than $2 billion for africa to help tackle the refugee crisis. both sides say the agreement is a good first step. they've been meeting in malta. >> kurdish peshmerga forces launched a ground offensive to retake sinjar from

they came undercover, not even as soldiers to arrest one of the patients lying injured in his bed. crime even became uglier when they surprised the companion of the patient and shot him with five bullets and executed him in the hospital. >> reporter: the companion was the patient's cousin. he died of his wounds. the suspect is then wheeled out of the surgical unit. he's accused of stabbing an israeli man. his brother was in the room at the time. >> translator: the first thing they did was to handcuff my hands to a bed. abdullah was walking out of the bathroom. the undercover security man asked him to stand at his place, and as he was looking at them, they shot him. >> reporter: but that version differs from earlier reports which say abdullah was trying to stop the arrest at the time he was shot. emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating fact from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there's been a somewhat muted response from th

the guy sells it to the undercover cop. when the undercover cop's picking up a young girl on the street, he's picking up the girl. she's the one taking the risk and he collects the profit. we stopped one guy and we got i think $20,000 out of his sock. >> the task force warns parents as the business becomes more and more lucrative, the tactics pimps use to lure or kidnap girls gets bolder and more creative. >> they'll go to bus stations, malls. >> movie theaters. >> we've had case where people in school will do the recruiting for him in school and get her friends to come out with them. >> tonight's operation is designed to bust pimps who run a takeout service by delivering young girls from door to door. investigators wire the decoy's room, monitor the decoy's activities and communicate with him at all times. armed officers stand by in the adjoining room while undercover squad cars surveil the area. tonight, officer jim beers plays the client in need of a young companion while his fellow officer mark is technical backup. >> i

. >> tonight, msnbc goes undercover with the cook county human trafficking task force as they battle the buyer and sellers of sex and reach out to rescue the young and lost trapped in chicago's underground sex trade. beyond the glass and steel lies the city at the cross roads of america's underground sex trade. >> relax, okay, sweetie. >> okay. >> don't be nervous or anything. >> tonight, police find this young woman selling sex in a hotel room more than 600 miles away from her home in arkansas. local authorities say it's an all-too-common occurrence here in the windy city. >> it happens in our own backyard. chicago is a transportation hub, convention hub and ripe for this crime. >> reporter: illinois state attorney anita alverez heads up the cook county trafficking task force, a joint effort by police and prosecutors to combat the booming underground sex trade in chicago and the surrounding suburbs. >> do your parents know where i you are? >> i think we are not going to get anywhere or make a dent in to this crime unless we, as local prosecutors, do more. >> in 2011, she illinois sa

i keep it undercover cover what do you mfan you're not shing up for work? what do you mean i can't use the credit card anymore? i've got a kid's party in an hour. how am i gonna prep it? um, how am i supposed to get money if you don't give it to me? i have to get a job. i have to find an employee. well, good luck with that. hey, wait a minute. oh, hey, honey. how was the seminar on booby traps? ( giggling ) i'm guessing you're not giggling about the word "trap".". sorry. anyway, they said i have a real knack when it comes to... you know what traps. i'm thinking instead of computer guy, maybe i'll be known as... "booby guy". a mother's dream come true. oh, they gave out practice assignments, so be prepared. ( device beeping, splat ) strike one. so he just hired you on the spot. mm-hmm. no application? no "are you likely to eat the profits" screening questions? it's awesome, i have learned so much about sponsibility. marisa. just a second! and respect. did you know that the mess that we usually leave here, somebody has to clean up? marisa. i said just a secon

a palestinian man has been shot dead by undercover israeli soldiers at a hospital. that's according to health officials in the west bank. security camera footage apparently shows forces entering the hospital. a warning some images in the report are disturbing. >> have a look at the second row, what looks like a man dressed and in the next row someone else disguised as a pregnant woman. believed doctors says that's the ploy the israeli unit used to get in. >> so what do you think when a unit of undercover security raid a hospital. it came undercover, not even as soldiers to arrest one of the patients that was lying injured in his bed. the crime even became uglier when they surprised the companion and shot him with five bullets and executed him many the hospital. the companion was the patient's cousin. he died of his wounds. the suspect is then wheeled out to the surgical unit, he is accused of stabbing an israeli man, whose brother was in the room at the time. >> the first thing did was to handcuff my hands to the bed. he was walking out of the bathroom as he was pre

the undercover security man asked him to stand at his place. as he was looking at them, they shot him. >> reporter: but that version differed from earlier reports which say that he was trying to stop the arrest at the time he was shot. emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place >>> russia says the irregularities around its drug testing system were down to the sports old leadership hoping to prevent its athletes being banned from next year rio olympics. the former head of its athletics federation stepped down from the executive committee. the world anti-doping agency is accusing russia of state-sponsored doping. more from moscow. >> reporter: this will be the second resignation since this crisis started at the beginning of the

just ahead, raymond "shrimp boy" chow and the testimony from an undercover f.b.i. ajent posie i as a crime bos. >> safety issues regarding space heaters. 7 on your side's michael finney on how to stay warm and out of harm's way. >> spring-like and in the 70s for some areas today. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> emergency crews recovered a person's body. police first went to that area near east santa clara street and north 17th street just before 10:00 this morning. detectives say the body was partially submerged. the medical examiner is working to identify that person and to find a cause of death. >> a dog with the shasta county sheriff's department helped sniff out more than 250 pounds of pot this morning. deputies pulled over two men, including one man from san francisco for violation and the dogs, well, they smelled the drugs. the two men, of course, been arrested. >> modern technology played a role in conn

a palestinian man has been shot dead by undercover officers. the victim and his family were members of hamas. kurdish forces that launched an offensive to retake sinjar from i.s.i.l. expect to enter it soon. earlier that recaptured several villages. >> i.s.i.l. is accused of committing genocide in sinjar. a report from the holocaust museum dekillings the yazidi, called heretics because of their beliefs. here is tom ackerman. >>> more than 17 months after iraqi forces lost the province, the yazidi became the starkest example of devastation committed by i.s.i.l. hundreds of thousands displaced, thousands killed or enslaved. i.s.i.l. persecuted shia, shabat, turkman, shia'as and others, a report by the holocaust memorial museum says the yazidi's have been targeted uniquely for extermination. >> for the purpose of genocide you don't need to destroy the entire group, it's the intent that is the factor. in this case that exists. >> i.s.i.l.'s attack on yazidis follows a history of oppression. >> we believe there was an abundance of early warning sign

we're going to see how our undercover work laid the groundwork for today's raid. >> new details about the past of a well known dentist arrested for child porn and drugs. one of his employees is speaking out for the first time. >> three days till black friday >>> new details. a manhattan dentist busted for child porn and drugs goes to court. for the first time we hear from someone inside his clinic. >>> first an eyewitness news investigators exclusive. an alleged scheme to rip off taxpayers. >> authorities say the alleged medicaid scam recruited. authorities searched the office for evidence. he's here now in the studio with his exclusive. jim. >> there's one less medical clinic operating this evening and that may be a good thing for taxpayers. following an eyewitness news alert to the clinic has been shut down. suspected, authorities say, of medicaid fraud. >> reporter: police from the attorney general's medicaid fraud unit moved in on this medical clinic in east harlem this morning, seizing medical billing records, equipment, and files. for weeks prior to this raid, eyewitness news ha

i keep it undercover. theris no way mom could do this to the organization. she is the most loyal person in the world. for crying out loud, she still uses aol. what if she never comes home? who's gonna take care of us? ernie, we gotta pull it together, all right? we're gonna get through this as a family. ( sighs ) you're right. we'll all pitch in. i'll-- do what mom would do. you going to decimate a building? judy! what? i'm using humor to lighten the mood. well, don't bother. okay? everything is gonna be just fine. i'm sure of it. things could not get any worse. they're calling her an enemy of the state, and they have tons of evidence. now would be a good time to lighten the mood. knock knock. who's there? five agents to rescue a cooper. too soon? what took you guys so long? uhh... you're in a prison 40 stories underground, and the elevator was broke. oh. wow! my ears just popped. hah-hah! ooh, sorry honey, is there anything we can do for you? well, some clean clothes and a hairbrush would be a good start. oh, and maybe if you have time... clear my name! mom

the former head to resign as a member >>> a palestinian man has been shot dead by undercover israelioldiers in hebron. >> security camera footage shows israeli forces entering the hospital. some images in this report are disturbing >>> have a look at the second roe to the left. what looks like a man dressed in an abiya. in the next row someone disguised as a woman. that's the ploy the elite unit used to get in. >> translation: so what do you think, a unit of undercover security raid a hospital. coming under comp, not even as soldiers -- cover, not even as soldiers to arrest a patients, injured in his bed. the crime as uglier, when they shot a patient with five bullets, and executed him in the hospital. >> the companion was the patient's cousin, abdullah, dying of his wounds. the suspect, as am, is wheeled out of the surgical unit. and is accused of stabbing on israeli man. his brother was in the room at the time >>> the first thing they did was to handcuff my hands to a bed. abdullah was walking out of the bathroom, preparing to pray. the undercover security men arrived him to stand

inside of this authority, we can actually do this, we can put people undercover.e don't need to ask the cia's permission to do this, maybe we just need to inform the cia that we are doing this. >> host: congress went along with it. they wouldn't have to do it otherwise. do you expect the black squadrant to be able to be -- not to be known to go into other places, but to go to other places in an increasing number in the future? >> guest: i think that -- well, yes, i don't know about an increasing number. they are doing it now. that can be anything from, say, living in a safe house in northern somalia to putting an individual under a commercial cover so pretending to be a businessman or scientists or something in yemen. >> host: fight against isis. you assume that there are jsoc components? >> guest: i know that there are. task force operating out of iraqi, mission largely targeting islamic state leaders. it uses, i presume, all sources to do that, interviewing people that come out of the islamic state territory, signals intelligence, and then it has its own fleet o

the other is to send americans, send their own people undercover. it took them a while to figure out how to do that. and it could be that they overestimated how difficult it was going to be. at one point they were amazed to find out. at a border crossing, you could get your visa stamped and just drive in. they planned it for about a year. the mission sort of changed. at 1st they wanted to track some of the al qaeda folks who had been sent -- had taken refuge in iran and the ukrainian sort of had under various forms arrest. trying to see if it is possible to monitor some of the iranian nuclear activities by taking soil samples of that kind of thing and sending them in. they sent in as with the military would call a proof of concept, they sent in a couple of folks. they drove around, came back out, had a very plausible cover reason for being in a ran, and so that gave him the proof. now, obviously the fact that the united states also was, to what extent and per purses they were occupying afghanistan at the same time which has a border with iran as wel

a teenager on a stretcher shot by an undercover cop. we're live. >>> safntia's new digs -- santa's new digs at the mall. a scene so controversial it changed overnight. do you like your pretzel? yea. okay, uh, may i? 50% more data for the same price. i like this metaphor. oh, it's even better with funnel cakes. but very sticky. >>> a developing story in queens. >>> man versus beast. an alligator out of control. the first star i see tonight i wish i may, i wish i might, have the wish i wish tonight wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list event is on. right now get exceptional offers on the entire lincoln family. for a limited time your choice of mkc, mkz gas or hybrid for $369 a month >>> live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news. >> right now, breaking news in brooklyn. a young man on a stretcher. police searching for clues in the street. an undercover investigation ends with an officer opening fire. good evening. i'm cindy shue. a young suspect is in the hospital tonight after being shot in the stomachment police were investigating a -

todd eldredge, kimmie meissner and john and sinead kerr, all superstar olympians turned undercover "gma" agents. >> i think i probably look good. >> hey. >> mission, don a disguise, join a group lesson and convince a rink full of skaters this is their first time ever on the ice. >> you guys just have to make it into the blue coned area. come into the blue circle. you guys want to be in the middle. >> which direction would you like to spin? >> reporter: the venue bank of america's winter village at bryant park. >> one gentleman asked is that his first time on the ice. she said, i think it is. >> good job. wow. beautiful. >> got to hold back when you're trying to do some things. definitely a challenge. >> i had no problem with it at all. just comes natural. >> the thing about if you're on a scooter enyou'll push back behind you. there you go.

the very same day police decided to take action posing as a potential drug buyer, an undercover cop texted asking for $500 worth of heroin and the meeting was set up in the quiet oceanside community. the deal went down here at glauster's state finish pier. valentine was a passenger in the car at the same. >> it's been an on going >> they launched the angel program in arresting drug dealers and helping addicts. >> police tell us piazsa had several undercover aliases. >>> the 11-year-old auburn girl who lied ability finding a razor -- about finding a razor played in her trick or treating candy acknowledged it was a lie and apologized. >>> the surveillance picture that showed a man inside the franklin square bank. a man walked in and said don't be stupid, hand me the money. >>> the fbi is now looking into the disappearance of a way wamot man. investigators won't say if foul play is at play. >>> the damage here is extensive and tonight saint vincent depaul's church is closed. >> the church is an old church, late 1800s. >> reporter: the locals call it saint vinnie's. >> one to have biggest piec

. >> police say a 20 year old man and two others were trying to rob the undercover detective just before 7:00 sunday night pulling this weapon on the cop who fired back. >> the detective fired one round from his service weapon. >> the 20 year old seen here on surveillance video from a nearby grocery store being taken from the scene on monroe street. he was hit by the detectives bullets in the arm and torso. he was taken to kings county hospital in stable condition. >> i never thought it was a gun shot because it was too loud. it was too loud and i know about gun shot but it was like an explosion. >> it turn out the weapon the 20 year old pulled on the detective was actually a bb gun. investigators are working to determine if the same suspects are the ones accused of robbing a woman earlier in the day who was responding to an online ad for an apartment. >> the additional robbery did it very early on in the invest it. we don't know if the males that were and prehended here were connected with the initial robbery complaint. >> now the suspect who police are still looking for is said to be b

we know that the fbi used surveillance, undercover informants to help fathgather t information. the fbi says in november the men met with an undercover fbi agent acting as inlegal arms dealer to buy weapons that the fbi says these men planned to use to carry out attacks. >> in oklahoma, where this is going to take place? >> chester feel, virginia. >> okay. how far did two men get in their plot? did they get close at all? >> the fbi says, in the criminal complaint, that they met at a home with a few other people in the commwhite supremacy group a the fbi says the fact the men took steps to buy weapons, including a .45 caliber pistol was an indication, evidence, that these men meant to carry out the attack using these weapons from this undercover fbi agent and what's interesting here, in the complaint, the men suspected that the undercover fbi agent was actually acting in an undercover capacity but went ahead anyways to buy these weapons. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> world lead now. u.s. officials today closing in on what the bomb that likely took down that passenger p

see what hour undercover cameras capture. >> that's wild. believe that that happened in broad daylight. find out what authorities have to say and what you need to do. protect your packages this holiday season tonight on channel six "action news" at 11:011:00. >> undercover at a stakeout. who knew? i love that. let's take a look outside. this is i-95 at girard. no delays just yet. nearby richmond street has reopened. it reopened yesterday. it has been closed for almost two years for construction. in hail milton township mercer county 295 looking good at this point. we just have construction blocking the left lane dave. >> cold fluff for winter jackets on the big board this morning, karen. this afternoon not much wind and a little bit better so maybe a lighter jacket after school. if you're headed to the bus stop or the el station it's still going to be down in the 30's by 9 o'clock in philadelphia but 45 by noon and a high today of 50 less wind which is nice. looks like we'll transition to a fair amount of sunshine later, too. on the big boar

caught on tape undercover soldiers raid a west bank hospital. their mission, to capture a man suspected of stabbing an israeli settlor. new evidence of i.s.i.l.'s atrocities against-- atrocities against people in northern iraq. >> lead paint... plaster that is falling... rodent infestation. >> if it was your own children, you'd have the money to take care of it. >> who does the buck stop with? >>> welcome back to al jazeera. coming up in this the white house weighs in on myanmar's election and the constitutional barriers to aung san suu kyi becoming president. first, a look at the stories making headlines in the u.s. in our american minute. students rally on colleges campus to protest skyrocketing student loan debt. they called for nation white student loan forgiveness. it has norinyl doubled in the last deck eight. in utah a same section couple struggling to keep their foster child. they say a judge told them the baby they have been taking care with for three months would be better off with a heterosexual couple. they say the baby's biological

officers stopped a man in a white escalade after an undercover investigation in that area, officerse when the driver bolted, ramming the undercover police officer blocking his escalade, here is more from otis blair. >> he struck the police vehicle and a chase ensued and at which point it ended up on mary street and officers set up a perimeter and had k-9 attempt to track him but unfortunately with the rain and pedestrian traffic, the k-9 lost his scent. >> they are still looking for the officer now but the officer in the vehicle was shaken up but okay, it turns out the s&p a man in his 30s, he did not want to identify had an active warrant out for his arrest from probation and parole, they are confident they will catch up with him. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news" back to you guys. >>> want to revisit breaking news we pass add long a few minutes ago, a live look from chopper 6 hd from center city as students continue to march from city hall, they came from the university city campus and temple university in north philadelphia for this protest, it's part of the nationwide mi

blair miller goes undercover to see what they're doing to crack down. >> you have a lot of people from outside the city, whether it's early in the morning, going to work or late in the afternoon, so this is just a place that they pass through. >> the reporter: we're with vice officers as they go undercover target ago crime they say is happening too often in this community. these two female undercover officers are put on the street, to pose as prostitutes. >> if he comes out and knows exactly what he wants and he's out here specifically looking for it, he may not waste time, he may come out, see a girl, pull up to her and have a conversation with her and ask for a particular service. >> this car pulled up and police say the driver made an offer to the undercover officer on the street. >> the vice officers swarm in. quickly arresting him. >> would you step out. >> he expects to get what he paid for but he might get a lot more than what he paid for. he's waiting for him, somebody could stop him and rob him. we've had cases where prostitutes have been taking far beyond where they thought t

israel carries out undercover operations in the west bank. >> well, it does. i mean, we do know about a similar operation that happened a few weeks ago in a hospital in nablus, and also in the occupied west bank. again, they were undercover security forces, usually a mixture of the internal intelligence, the border police, and yesterday's case, the army was involved. had gone into a hospital to get a young man there. now, palestinians have also been, however, complaining that that happens at home. that a lot of the young men that go to protests say that after that at home, they could be photographed at the time of the protest, and overnight it's when they get picked up at home. i remember being at the university, and the students were complaining about that. certainly it is a very tense situation and this kind of operation continues. the palestinians see that as protecting them, and that whether they do something or not, they could be captured by the israelis, they feel they are under constant attack, and nothing happens to the jewish settlers. >> we'll leave

this undercover agent is a predator. that's why he was brought in as a second agent because he was willing to do what the other agent wasn't willing to do. that was basically lie to make his case. >> reporter: the trial continues tomorrow morning. jordan will be back on the stand. in san francisco, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> the city of richmond is looking for a new police chief tonight. the current chief chris magnus is heading to tucson. kpix 5's john ramos reports many say his record will be a hard act to follow. >> reporter: it is not hype to say that the streets of richmond are safer now than they were 10 years ago. and many give credit for that to police chief chris magnus. when he announced that he is leaving to become chief in tucson, the reaction was almost universal. >> we're sorry to see him go. >> it's going to be sad to lose him. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago that richmond was known nationally only for its murder rate and its police force earned the nickname cowboys but when he was hired in 2006, magnus

that he is why he is a successful undercover operative. he is manipulative. he doesn't care about the bigger picture, what he is, is he is preying on people's weaknesses. >> that was joe vazquez reporting. surveillance video released today shows an attorney and a bailiff getting into a courtroom scuffle. this happened last month in a san luis obispo courtroom. the bailiff claims the lawyer was speaking loudly and in an unprofessional manner towards the opposing attorney. but her attorney says she was just having a spirited courtroom debate and the bailiff's actions were way out of line. >> she did absolutely nothing wrong. she was speaking to another attorney. it was deputy brooks that did everything wrong. he had absolutely no justification to react to her in the way that he did. >> the california department of justice is now reviewing the incident. >>> tonight a new development in detecting breast cancer. it comes from an unlikely source pigeons. but the birds can find that even doctors can't speak. >> plus using technology to provide safety. how this week'

the t- s- a continues to fail in undercover tests of its screening procedures. what some *lawmakers* are e oposing in response to the latestst reports... cocong up aftetethe break. "siouxland news at nine on foxox 44... wiwi larry wentz, diana castillo, and siouxland's sandwell."3 3 they are tasked with keeping us safe. but the transportation security administration failed to do so in multiple undercover operations.today t-s-a officials were on capitol hill to defend their work and highlight their progressas our national correspondent kristine frazao reports, some say it's time to take the t-s-a out of the hands of government. 3 for travelers it's become a familiar drill -shoes off. laptops out. and don't forget to leave large liquids at home. with all the precautions travelers take, the t-s-a's massive deficiences are glaringngand central to lls by s se to privatize the government agagcyjim harper/senenr fellow, cato institute"airirnes and airports should be in charge of the security of air travel because they have their money on the line."the cato institute's

the real recipient was in undercover delaware police officer. moore met thethat officer through an app. engaged in online chats while on duty, once asking an undercover officer to send him "something exciting." authorities say he also meetings to arrange with a fictitious 14-year-old. investigators used his ip address to track them down. moore surrendered to maryland state police on monday, waving his miranda rights, admitting he set the texts and explicit photos. he has been stripped of his security clearances and gear. is not only on administrative leave, he faces criminal charges that include the attempted transfer up scene material to a minor. he could face 15 years behind bars if convicted. richard reeve, abc 7 news. whoever did this needs to pay for it, because she did not deserve this. leon: a chilling portrait of a young woman before she was murdered. alison: her body was found near a dumpster in takoma park this week. who killed her is a mystery. jay korff has an exclusive entry with a womanview who knew her and her struggles. jay: this

turns out it was an undercover cop from delaware. moore is even accused of trying to set up a meeting. he was stationed in a booth at the time checking ids for entrance into the white house. moore is from churchill, maryland, the eastern store and faces state and federal charges now. his security clearance is suspended and he's now on administrative leave. >>>eri erinverything is back non the bus fire at the foggy bottom in new orleans. a viewer sent this showing heavy flames and smoke. the back of the double-decker bus caught fire and nobody was on the bus at the time. >>> new at 11:00, the prosecu r prosecutors they tell us is responsible for injuries of emts. he was drunk, lost control of his car, skid across the beltway and hit the emts while driving in snowy conditions back in february. today, we confirm he faces dui and other charges. we checked and he has a history of chol related incidents. in one case, he received probation, in another he received 30 days in jail. >>> tonight, a serial scammer is facing up to 70 years in pri

>>reporter: they are speaking out, sara, after a recent undercover operation where agents would walk through tsa checkpoint to see if they can get any weapons through. we are here at the international terminal at boston, logan. they athis tsa checkpoint was open the last 30 minutes. the couple of those screeners right there. well, according to published reports, t sa screeners in that undercover operation failed to protect those weapons 9% of the time. and in fact according to the boston herald, one agent even had a fake bomb taped to their back. now this operation covered eight different airports in the united states. logan not one of them. but massachusetts representatives william keating and stephen lynch says this operation really just goes to show the holes in airport security. keating is quoted in the boston herald as saying, unfortunately herald as saying, unfortunately, with all these threats we now have, we could be right 1,000 time. all we need it to be wrong once to have a tragedy occur. and it does come after president obama statement last night about the russian plane cr

it turned out to be an undercover delaware state police detective. moore is accused of sending explicit messages to a minor, and trying to arrange a meeting. prosecutors say he admitted to after his arrest. randy: a new hampshire mother is one of three people, in the overdose death of her daughter. the teenager, overdosing on the powerful drug, fetanyl. it comes as the young victim's school takes action, to make sure this doesn't happen again. 17-year-old evangelique tarmey was found dead inside a rochester, new hampshire motel room three weeks ago. this morning, her mother, jazzmyn rood, her boyfriend, mark ross and leslie aberle of salisbury, are in jail. prosecutors say the trio made fetanyl available to the teenager. her school, still grieving the loss, is opening a conversation about teens, drugs, and addiction. >> we talked about additional education and training for students of all ages and how we do that and making sure that we intervene as soon as we can. randy: the boyfriend of the girl's mother is also expected in court today. emily: a new

we set up a elaborate undercover operation and then put a pack an on the stoop in northern liberties. watch what happens the very first day in just a matter of hours, our package taken. >> i can't believe it happened in broad daylight. >> reporter: barbara said she knows packages get swiped in her neighborhood she had her on stolen and struck by our video. >> what do you think about that? >> that's jarring actually. somebody walks across the and just takes it. makes me very mad. so authorities say the most important thing consumers can do is file complaints. >> people might not complain because they won't get it back. if we don't make complaints we won't know that we have something going on on the neighborhood. >> reporter: if you're not home during the day have your parcels delivered to your nearest post office or fedex location and have them held for you. you can redirect packages even if they are on the way. more tips at 6abc.com. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> now to a story "action news" has been a part of. a fee sawn proposed -- fiance propose odd on the parkway. last nig

. >>> more on that secret service officer trying to solicit sex with an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl. court filings today show lee moore did in fact have contact with two actual underage girls online in addition to that undercover officer. he ae's accused of exchanging obscene pictures and texts with them including when on duty at the white house. detectives later found a small arsenal of weapons at his home including military assault style rif rifles, many loaded and unsecure. prosecutors want him to remain in prison until his trial. >>> you may be planning a trip to the outlet stores to shop for the holidays. are you really saving as much as you think you are? erika gonzalez explains what landed some popular retailers in court. >> reporter: people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> cheaper. you get more for your money. >> reporter: consumers say they save big. >> i think i get a better deal. the reason is when you go to the outlet, like it's cheaper. >> reporter: not everybody is sold on the hype. >> don't believe the hype. >> reporter: he is a class action lawy

it turns out those messages were sent to an undercover officer from delaware. moore faces state and federal charges. he's been suspended and is now on administratish lead. >>> we'll get an update on the man who lied about working for the cia. prosecutors say simmons lied about his job and was able to get several security clearances. he pled not guilty to fraud. his trial is expected to start in february. >>> developing now, the coast guard is looking for a woman who fell off a cruise ship. there's this picture of a lifeboat launched in that search. the coast guard is looking 22 miles off the coast of cuban. norwegian cruzline said the passenger intentionally went overboard. >>> today we'll get an update about d.c. mayor bowser's trip to china. this week she announced the district secure $155 million in foreign developments for projects in d.c. >>> 4:31. your time now on this friday. your "weather & traffic on the 1s." >> chuck bell telling us about the chilly weather. chuck. >> there are four things you need to know about. there's going to be a lot of cold air.

lee robert moore is accused of sending obscene images and text and turns out that opinion was an undercover police officer. investigators said that some texts were sent while moore office duty at the white house. he's placed on administrative leave. >>> a new hampshire mother facing charges in the leave dose beth of her toon age daughter is due in court this morning. the 17-year-old died last month. the medical examiner said she died from an overdose of tentanology and now the mother and her boyfriend are charged in connection with eve's death. >> and the fact that it's the mother of the victim makes it more disturbing. to us about me. >> published reports said that the mother was trying to us about push her into a life of prostitution and drugs. arrested in the case. >>> and. >>> there are new details about the body that washed up on a plymouth beach. police say the 18-year-old man since mid-october. a construction crew building a seawall found the body yesterday. play. >>> it's 4:45 on your friday morning. danger on the mbta on the bus. a man armed with a hatchet. the bus driver is descri

this officer was undercover and witnessed the transaction. >> very relaxed, invited our officer into vehicle, exchanged numbers, told her -- give me a day or so notice what you need, i can get this. >> reporter: each time, she was on the clock. in fact, she was an assistant manager. >> they've always been very nice up there. it's pretty stunning. >> reporter: after the final transaction, officers followed her into the restaurant and made the arrest. >> she was arrested with a small amount of marijuana still on her person. >> reporter: there was also marijuana in one of her bags in the store. a health code violation that forced the restaurant to temporarily closed. >> she's dealing with food that's going to your and my kids and your and my dad. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: up till this evening, crews were inside cleaning the facility. >> it's a very familial community. hearing about something like this, certainly shocks me. >> reporter: now, take a look. customers right now are greeted by this sign, basically explaining that the restaurant is closed. but police say that it should

deal in an undercover capacity. reporter: they made the buy on the fish pier where there is one way out. they gave $500 in exchange for 12 bags of heroin. after that the suspects took off. at the end of the pier gloucester police were waiting. >> it is a good feeling when you can put this together and you can separate the addicts from the dealers and look at them in different lights. >> we wanted the police department to be a safe haven to walk in when you are ready and we don't want to waste that moment when the addict is ready. reporter: facing a huge heroin problem gloucester's chief instituted a new approach giving addicts a chance to get help and not arrested. >> i have been doing this for 20 years. when you listen to somebody say we can't arrest our way out of this problem and that hits you after 20 years. oh yeah, you know what? maybe you are right. reporter: from the police department to the streets people seem to think this is a great idea. the goal is to help the addicts and punish the pushers. in gloucest

. >>> the main undercover agent in the trial of it raymond "shrimp boy" chow will take the stand today. chow is a former chinatown gang leader. he is accused of racketeering and ordering at least one killing. today the judge cleared the courtroom before the testimony started to protect the identity of the undercover agent. reporters were still able to hear his testimony from a nearby room. >>> two alameda county sheriff's deputies say they are getting death threats since the release of video showing them hitting the suspects. the deputy filed a "cease and desist" order to prevent their names from becoming public. an attorney for the accused car thief stanislav petrov wants those deputies charged with assault. >> his face is swollen and his hands were swollen and it appeared that he had broken bones in both of his arms. >> sheriff's department says the deputies are under investigation. the surveillance videos from thursday in an alley in san francisco, where deputies caught up with petrov after a high-speed chase that began in san leandro in the east bay. investigators say a gun and dru