tsa assumes we are guessing the plot. investigation, intelligence and emergency response works regardless. emily: there has been quite a rift between the hacking community and the tsa and light what happened with edward snowden. how would breaking up the tsa work? -- the nsa work? bruce: the nsa has two missions. they have a mission to defend networks and to attack for networks. they are in conflict. when the same organization, you have one fighting the other. separating those out would make us more secure. emily: the nsa is supposedly working on a computer that could see through anything. -- decrypt anything. how optimistic are you? bruce: it is not stupid science-fiction, but not anytime soon. anything we know about quantum computing, in 50 years it'll be something cool. emily: how would you rate the government's actual capabilities when it comes the cyber spying? bruce: the nsa has a bigger budget than anybody else. because the way the net works, so much traffic goes through the united states and the nsa's spying filte

tsa assumes we are guessing the plot. investigation, intelligence and emergency response works regardless. emily: there has been quite a rift between the hacking community and the tsa and light what happened with edward snowden. how would breaking up the tsa work? bruce: the nsa has two missions. they have a mission to defend networks and to attack for networks. they are in conflict. when the same organization, you have one fighting the other. separating those out would make us more secure. emily: the nsa is supposedly working on a computer that could see through anything. how optimistic are you? bruce: it is not stupid science-fiction, but not anytime soon. anything we know about quantum computing, in 50 years it'll be something cool. emily: how would you rate the government's actual capabilities when it comes the cyber spying? bruce: the nsa has a bigger budget than anybody else. because the way the net works, so much traffic goes through the united states and the nsa's spying filters. they can do a lot, but they are no

tsa assumes we are guessing the plot. investigation, intelligence and emergency response works regardless. emily: there has been quite a rift between the hacking community and the tsa and light what happened with edward snowden. how would breaking up the tsa work? bruce: the nsa has two missions. they have a mission to defend networks and to attack for networks. they are in conflict. when the same organization, you have one fighting the other. separating those out would make us more secure. emily: the nsa is supposedly working on a computer that could see through anything. how optimistic are you? bruce: it is not stupid science-fiction, but not anytime soon. anything we know about quantum computing, in 50 years it'll be something cool. emily: how would you rate the government's actual capabilities when it comes the cyber spying? a biggere nsa has budget than anybody else. because the way the net works, so much traffic goes through the united states and the nsa's spying filters. they can do a lot, but they are not made of

can computers find the dangers that tsa can't? security expert dr. lisa dolev, my guest this morning. plus everyone in silicon valley has an app, even the firefighters and the search for little green men gets a pile of green. astronomer, and our reporters from japan, and "fortune" magazine this week on "press: here." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. recently the transportation safety agency the tsa, tested its own effectiveness at airports throughout the united states attempting to sneak guns and bombs and other weapons past tsa officers. the results were abysmal, nearly every pistol grenade, ied and knife made it past a 95% failure rate. a failure rate so staggering maybe it would be more effective to let nine out of people get on willy nil willy-nilly on the plain with no screening whatsoever and check the tenth. how is such a failure rate possible and what should we do about it. dr. lisa dolev is a ph.d in engineering and veteran of the israeli air force and she's saying take the humans out of the loop with automated scanning

that's the first step that tsa is undertaking. there are more fundamental problems that the agency needs to address. here in the short term passengers are likely to, you know, look at longer lines because tsa is going to slow down the process and really make sure that they're getting it right. i think and there's a number of us in the industry thinks you don't need to slow the lines down. there is technology there and you can keep the passenger flows and the through put moving through that checkpoint in a reasonable manner. >> we will leave it there. chad, thanks so much for your insights, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> chad joining us. >>> take a look at what's coming up on "media buzz." hi, howie. >> good morning, maria. going to look at how the main street media and liberal commentators giving rough look at hillary clinton and her e-mail debacle. the way in which she has done only two national tv interviews in the last couple of months. contrast that with donald trump who's now done 68. we did some research. when trump holds a

. >>> still ahead, failed tsa tests at new york city airports. tonight the security changes going in place to ease concerns. >> also chaos on plane. a passenger going berserk. what set him off. >> a huge mistake. poundy hunters raid the wrong -- bounty hunters raid the wrong home [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com >>> concerns about security lapses at airports leads to may major changes. i'm carbon monoxide diana williams. >> i'm sade baderinwa. >>> the head of the tsa has vowed changes and workers in new york and around the country will be retrained as a result. >> eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is at kennedy airport with the story. kristin. >> reporter: sade, a little bit of background. earlier this year, some of those with the homeland security administration posed as passenger

i would like a report from the tsa. it is very disturbing -- i don't know how he got past security, completely and touched. we don't know anything about this individual, either, i assume at this point in time? mr. neffenger: what i can tell you is that he was distraught over his girlfriend heading out of town if you wanted to stop her. that's what i know. it looked like a love gone wrong. [laughter] rep. mccaul: we will see. mr. neffenger: i will share with this committee our findings. rep. mccaul: mr. keating is recognized. rep. keating: thank you. thank you for your service in the coast guard and for your comments here today. you are certainly stressing accountability, and doing the kind of work you did -- it is a difficult assignment but i think you are on target. i just want to concentrate on one area, which has been something i've brought up the last several years. it represents, i think, a tremendous security issue with our airports. it dates back from the time i was a district attorney in massachusetts with the c

i would like a report from the tsa. it is very disturbing -- i don't know how he got past security, completely and touched. we don't know anything about this individual, either, i assume at this point in time? mr. neffenger: what i can tell you is that he was distraught over his girlfriend heading out of town if you wanted to stop her. that's what i know. it looked like a love gone wrong. [laughter] rep. mccaul: we will see. mr. neffenger: i will share with this committee our findings. rep. mccaul: mr. keating is recognized. rep. keating: thank you. thank you for your service in the coast guard and for your comments here today. you are certainly stressing accountability, and doing the kind of work you did -- it is a difficult assignment but i think you are on target. i just want to concentrate on one area, which has been something i've brought up the last several years. it represents, i think, a tremendous security issue with our airports. it dates back from the time i was a district attorney in massachusetts with the c

what percentage of tsa employees are women? >> i don't have the number off the top of my head, although i've asked for that and it's one of the things i'm talking about this week. diversity initiative critically important. .. leave some level of frustration female employees have because they are facing those limitations and room for upward mobility that men don't. i am glad you are focused on that. i am happy to be sitting with you. you were a great choice. i think your focus on trying to improve the more route for your employees is a good goal and i want to offer the we are here to improve your morales such as it is, you are in a truly thankless job. i look forward to seeing you out in l.a. when we look at lax airport on the eighteenth of this month and how can assure you we all stand ready to help you in any way we can, thank you mr. chairman. >> the chair recognizes mr. carter. >> thank you mr. chairman. admiral, welcome. i in no way speak for all members of this committee but for myself and i suspect the committee members w

if you have a beef with the irs or the tsa, you can go to yelp. it's a partnership between the consumer review site and the u.s. government to rate -- let taxpayers rate government services like the line at the dmv or any because they are all horrible. it is an effort to tackle the government's customer service program. a march gallup poll found americans' biggest problem was dissatisfaction with government ranking were spent terrorism or unemployment. among the first to take advantage was former hp ceo carly fiorina, giving the tsa a one star rating. she wrote that the tsa has been your tax dollars on body scanners that have a 96% failure rate. later on, the scoop on the hyperloop. i will sit down with the ceo. ♪ matt: time now for the daily byte. this is how many solar panels -- 46,150. this is how many solar panels are powering india's kochi airport, the first airport to run fully on solar power. it has a peak capacity of 12 megawatts and saves millions in carbon emissions. it's the same as planting 3 drivingtrees, or not 750 million miles in

she gave the tsa a one star rating. she wrote that the tsa has been spending your tax dollars on body scanners that have a 96% failure rate. coming up, we've got the scoop on the hyperloop. i will sit down with the ceo, dirk aalborg. ♪ ♪ matt: time now for the daily byte. 46,150. this is how many solar panels are powering india's kochi airport, the first airport to run entirely on solar power. it has 45 acres of land and a peak capacity of 12 megawatts. save the samed to amount of carbon as planting 3 million trees, or not driving 750 million miles in my truck. india already has four gigawatts of solar capacity. prime minister narendra modi wants to increase that by 100 gigawatts in 2022. status update -- hyperloop, the project to revolutionize the way we travel, has unveiled some heavyweight partners as it repairs to build a test track for a superfast capsule that might one day carry passengers at speeds of 760 miles per hour. they have partnered with a pioneer in vacuum technology, oerlikon, as well as the world's

. >>> new tonight, a tsa agent accused of molesting a college student at la guardia airport appearing in court. authorities say he lured the young woman into a bathroom, claiming she had to be searched and sexually assaulted her. carolina leid outside the courtroom. >> bail was set at $30,000. the defense attorney argued that two witnesses saw another man inside that bathroom, but prosecutors say the victim picked him out of a lineup. the tsa screeners accused of using his job to lure a passenger in an airport under the guise he needed to search her for weapons. maxi allegedly assaulted a student from south korea after her salt lake city flight landed tuesday afternoon. court documents show the suspect allegedly said quote, hey, ma'am, i need to scan your body and your luggage. she responded by saying, quote you can't scan me but you can have a woman scan me because i am a girl. the victim asked the 40-year- old tsa screener if he checked all passengers and that he allegedly said yes. he allegedly lifted up her shirt, unzipped her pants and fondled her saying after wards, quote, she's

tsa holds its employees to the highest standards. as such, we expect our employees to conduct themselves with integrity, professionalism and with respect for the public we serve. a judge set bail at $3,000, which he could not make. i'm brynn gingras, news 4 new york. >>> we're getting a clearer picture of the man who shot and killed two journalists in virginia. nba first obtained this video showing his living conditions. the decorations are photos of himself from his younger days. the families of the victims alison parker and adad m ward are coming to terms with the loss. >> there were a lot of people who loved her. it was profoundly difficult for me. >> back at the scene of the crime, the community tries to move forward, replace ing ing the positions. a memorial continues to grow outside of the station where they worked. >>> divers continue to search for bodies. they used sonar. up investigators think the body they found is the missing captain of the boat. it was not positively identified. the divers were hired by the captain's fami

yelp gives taxpayers a place to how much they love the irs or tsa. stay with us on "bloomberg west." ♪ matt: hot storymatt: we are watching today, california regulators say they have evidence uber field to read out 25 drivers with serious criminal records. fromfailed to prevent it hiring registered sex offenders, identity thieves, burglars, a kit wrapper, and a convicted murderer. -- a kidnapper. to full themwsuit forgiven giving. assurances that its drivers are safe. --they filed a lawsuit for failing to give assurances. in ubse, let's bring managing director of software and still here with me is cory johnson. stock trended down, down, down all day. now it's getting a nice little bounce in the aftermarket trade. did no one expect this? >> the market is doing its own .hing i think investors continued to be pretty positive about the outlook for salesforce. we've said it multiple times inside the software stream that they are the most innovative company and they have the right pricing model. everyone in the industry, including larry ellison, is chasi

tsa holds their employees to the highest standards. we expect our employees to conduct themselves with respect. the bail is set at $3,000 that he could not make. >> divers have finally succeeded in recovering a body from the sunken fishing boat in sandy hook. investigators believe the body is that of a missing owner of the boat. his name is tom anderson. he hasn't been identified. it was recovered by private divers hired by anderson's family. they hired a private salvage accompany to recover the boat. >> more than 20 missing street signs have turned up his tuesday. that's when police announced people could return the signs without prosecution. what about 17 signs are still missing. the amnesty program runs through september 17th. after that anyone found with a sign faces charges. >> a water main break in hobo can turn that street there into a virtual river. you might see brown water coming out of the faucet as they work to repair. they shut off the main hours after it ruptured. flooded streets and basements in hobo. crews are finishing

the tsa released a statement saying the tsa has terminated this person. tsa holds its employees to the highest standards. we expect them to conduct themselves with integrity and respect. his mother said it just couldn't be her son. >> reporter: the district attorney said the woman followed his orders to go into the restroom because he was wearing a uniform and appear to be efficient. reporting live, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you jim. the noise of a partial building collapse scared people in one westchester county community today at 12:30 this afternoon. a front facade to kill a sunrise in longmont. fortunately, no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> the search for a suspect in brooklyn is over. 23-year-old kareem david attacked a 52-year-old woman last week in a stairwell after threatening to shoot her. the woman lost two teeth during that attack. when she bit him on the hand. >>> florida is bracing for what would be one of the worst storms in years. tropical storm erika is making its way to the u.s. they slammed t

. >>> up next, a tsa agent accused of abusing his power. what a passenger says he did to her at laguardia airport that has him behind bars. >> and it's like a scene out of a hitchcock movie! pigeons take over a street in queens. why? neighbors point to one person. >> ever eaten out plan to more people are doing it. angry in the restaurant. i'll explain how coming up. >> the adorable way one boy reacted to news he is becoming a big brother. >> best video ever. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. laguardia. a tsa accused of assault. vax reports from queens criminal court with more. valerie castro reports. >> reporter: 40-year-old maxie oquendo is expected to face a judge in queens this evening. he faces several criminal charges including harassment and sex abuse for what prosecutors say was the assault of a young foreign exchange student. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: travelers at laguardia airport reacted to news that a tsa agent 40-year- old maxie oquend

., tsa, coast guard. so these components are drafting the regulations and then implementing and enforcing them. so in a unified agenda from the fall 2014 with 141 regulatory actions, and that is things that is in progress were projected for the next six months or in progress may be a proposed rule that has been analyzed aspect i like it. of those, it's interesting to see the largest number of kind where coast guard. they have the largest regulatory program in the department, 45%. that's interesting to see. as far as a number of regulations, i of this table here that shows are significant and regulatory actions over the past decade, th little more thaa decade, 11 district i've only discuss significant regulation and significant visitor of art that refers to regulations that omb reviews. generally that means regulations that are high-cost, impact of agencies or raise novel legal or policy issues. in these numbers you see what one would expect in a very early years in 2000 or quit huge uptick. at the end of

the tsa fired him. they say that officers do not have the authority to conduct a secondary patdown outside a checkpoint area. >>> ten years ago today, the monster hurricane katrina was bearing down on new orleans. almost a half million people fled. thousands of them came to new york and some never left. from the big easy to big apple, cbs 2's tony aiello reports on katrina, 10 years later. [ music ] >> my mother called me at 6 a.m. that sunday and said, pack your car or else i'm coming to get you. we're leaving. and i left with four people and a dog in my car. and it began a whirlwind adventure. >> reporter: it was not without at versety. yvonne martin doesn't sugar coat how difficult it was to abandon her life in new orleans at age 23. >> katrina impacted my life in some enormous ways. i lost my home. my family was dispersed throughout the country. i can only say that it was a twist of fate that led us here. >> my two sons and i we evacuated early, early that morning. >> reporter: this artist also fled

the tsa released a statement, saying, they hold their employees to the highest standards, and as such, we expect our employees to conduct themselves with integrity, professionalism and with respect for the public we serve. he was arrested at the airport last night, and, again, he is waiting to face a judge. he will be arraigned at criminal court later tonight. as for the college student, i spoke to her b efly earlier today. and she is too shaken up to talk about the details of what happened earlier this week. but she told me she is heading back to korea next week. live at queens criminal court, sheldon dutes, news 4 new york. >> sheldon, thank you. >>> a key isis leader has been killedl n syria and had ties to plots here in our area. officials saying he used social media to encourage attacks here. chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst has more. >> he was a british national, went to syria and used his language skills and his hacking skills to try to enc. rage attacks inside the u.s. now he's dead after a u.s. rike. the pentagon today said it's official. the isis terrorist known

a recent audit found tsa failed to find explosives and weapons in 96% of tests. 96%. not only do they fail to find explosives but simple metal objects which is why the chair of the senate homeland security committee is suggesting airports use metal detectors along with body scanners. we all have to walk through a bunch of different scanners. the company hat makes almost all current body scanners is working on a software patch to improve the machine's reliability but believe the machines are only part of the problem. they think tsa agents are low paid, under motivated and not very well trained and because of that they don't really know how to use the machines properly so just line the machines up and we will keep walking through them. >> that's pathetic. i'm sorry. i guess my kids who are younger than anyone else doing the work for the tsa got it right when they say why do we have to go through these things? i guess we are finding out. 96% of the time they don't find what they are supposed to. thanks so much. >>> let's go back to this because donald trump is returning

just screamed emergency. >> reporter: that is when heroes showed up. >> next in line. >> reporter: tsa officers connie labeouf and shawn mcqueen heard what happened and rushed to give cpr. >> my thinking was just going through my mind was that we didn't want to have him die. >> reporter: tsa officers are not regularly trained to do cpr but thankfully connie and the other received training. the connie learn as part of her role as girls high school varsity soccer down and seanda learned as training in an emt. they did cpr until aed was used on george's chest and father of two opened his eyes, two smiling faces. >> when he came back we said we got him. >> i asked him his name, how he was feeling where he was going. i said you are good today. >> reporter: eight days later we asked george about what could have been. >> really i'm still processing that. >> it's tough because the the outcome had been different i would be sitting in black and our whole family would be devastated. >> reporter: but instead there is a life to be lived perhaps future grandchildren to spoil, thanks to two women who

. >>> new at 6:00 call them angels and the airport, two, tsa agents are hailed as heroes for their life saving actions at philly than the national, our matt rivers has the amazing story, we will

. >>> and a tsa agent is off the job, accused of taking a screening too far. >>> one last day before a heat wave begins. even though we're about to turn the calendar to september. >> we know it stays warm in september. >> i'm mike hydeck and she's erica grow. it's brisk and beautiful. the heat comes back tomorrow. >> nice and cool and comfortable. it will be pleasantly warm this afternoon. we'll look more at the weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> despite the beefed up police presence there have been seven shootings overnight. 49th and b street southeast three men were shot. and other shootings in northeast and northwest d.c. and police are looking for a man who fatally shot a sheriff's deputy in suburb houston. the deputy was pumping gas and the man approached him from behind and fired multiple shots. once the deputy fell to the ground, the suspect fired more shots. >>> 10 years ago. hurricanekatrina battered the gulf coast and 1800 people were killed. >> today is a citywide day of service with several events planned. weijia jiang has more from the lower ninth ward. >>

right now the tsa's yelp page has only 2 1/2 stars. one reviewer saying i'm a grown man, this is not the military. you do not have to talk down to me. >> they should get more stars, should take forever for us to click the button. >> okay. >>> well, they've been married for 63 years but a missouri couple says they only disagree on one major issue and that's baseball. >> but they've obviously found a way to work it out. you see warren is a lifelong cardinals fans and carol love the giants and show their support when the rival teams meet up in st. louis wearing the jerseys they hand made for their anniversary in june. >> carol says they do have one secret to a long, happy marriage. he always gets the last word which is, yes, dear. and i want to get the last throw here. here we go. here we go. oh. >> there you go. geno smith, you have no more job. what happened to your hair? i got it. walgreens has all you need to keep it all under control. from a little touch-up... come on, guys! to finding that perfect finishing touch... to making memori

if there is one place i would like the free market to have a look at, it is tsa. the airlines have a great incentive to handle this themselves. your customers die if you don't do a good job. instead we have these drones -- they are sub dmv. they are the worst workers in america i would say. >> well, i bet the dmv would argue that as well. they are proud of their work at the dmv. >> they are all the worst. i remember once there was a guy telling us what the shortest line is and then going go over there, go over there. i'm like, i know! there is a natural order here. i am not going to sit in this line with 12 people and stare longingly at that line with three people saying i wish i had eyeballs and a brain. i said to the guy we are not cattle. he says you would be surprised, sir. i don't think so. i can't say [bleep] you you pig. >> you can't say that? >> i just had to go, i respectfully disagree, sir. >> i am glad your kids aren't here, gavin. i am glad there are no children in the room. >> my daughter is in the audience. >> did you find carly's review helpful? >>

>> right now the tsa's yelp page has only 2 1/2 stars. ouch. one reviewer saying, "i'm a grown man, this is not the military. you do not have to talk down to me." >> they should get more stars, it should just take forever for us to click the button. >> okay. >>> well, they've been married for 63 years, but a missouri couple says they only disagree on one major issue, and that's baseball. >> but they've obviously found a way to work it out. you see warren is a lifelong cardinals fans, and carol loves the giants. they show their support when the rival teams meet up in st. louis wearing the jerseys they hand made for their anniversary in june. >> carol says they do have one secret to a long, happy marriage. he always gets the last word, which is, yes, dear. and i want to get the last throw here. all right. here we go. here we go. oh. >> there you go. geno smith, you have no more job. what happened to your hair? i got it. walgreens has all you need to keep it all under control. from a little touch-up... come on, guys! to finding that perfect

that's a suspect on the ground surrounded by tsa agents. that security scare triggered long lines, major headaches and a travel nightmare. i'm diane macedo. cindy hsu is off. terminal c had a huge evacuation. police say the suspect entered through the door setting off a large chain of events that left travelers waiting for a long time. matt kozar has video as security moved in. >> chaos at the airport. port authority police shut down terminal c for about an hour and a half. everything was on hold. even the planes couldn't land because an unidentified man snuck in to the terminal. >> security with guns drawn the ground. a passenger shot this video and posted it on youtube. another passenger, richard kreswick, took this photo and said 10 tsa agents are chasing a white male. running at me. i throw my briefcase in the front of the guy they're chasing, trip him, and a customs agent draws his gun. a man snuck in to terminal c through an exit. after arresting the suspect, police evacuated the area as the k-9 unit did a security sweep. >> we've bee

kerry: the tsa says 100 percent of all cargo is screened like this for explosives before takeoff. >> that does it for now. thanks for joining us. i'm kerry drew. for all of us in studio 5 and the control room, have a great night. we'll see you on monday.

[ laughter ] >> in a very sweet way, tsa people. i love you. >> seth: that's like the best thing that could happen to you in tsa! [ laughter ] i'd rather say "beetlejuice" three times than go through the stuff that i've gone through at tsa. thatyo not bad! [ cheers and applause ] >> well, i don't know. i guess -- no, obviously it's better than being strip searched or -- >> seth: yeah. >> --or tasered, but it's -- i'm very superstitious, so -- >> seth: oh, you've done that. >> now i think there's going to be a sequel, i'm like, what if i say it three times and something -- >> seth: then there's no sequel. >> i don't know. i don't know. i n don't know. i see fred over there. i've got a text from someone. >> seth: fred wasn't there. >> --someone that said they were you, and i just wanted to ask if it was really you. >> fred: yeah, because you said -- >> 'cause i wanted to be so badly on your show, "portlandia." >> fred: yeah, and then you were in a movie with someone, and they were like, "yeah, you should get in touch with her, 'cause

[ laughter ] >> in a very sweet way, tsa people. i love you. >> seth: that's like the best thing that could happen to you in tsa! [ laughter ] i'd rather say "beetlejuice" three times than go through the stuff that i've gone through at tsa. that's not bad! [ cheers and applause ] >> well, i don't know. i guess -- no, obviously it's better than being strip searched or -- >> seth: yeah. >> --or tasered, but it's -- i'm very superstitious, so -- >> seth: oh, you've done that. >> now i think there's going to be a sequel, i'm like, what if i say it three times and something -- >> seth: then there's no sequel. >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. i see fred over there. i've got a text from someone. >> seth: fred wasn't there. >> --someone that said they were you, and i just wanted to ask if it was really you. >> fred: yeah, because you said -- >> 'cause i wanted to be so badly on your show, "portlandia." >> fred: yeah, and then you were in a movie with someone, and they were like, "yeah, you should get in touch with her, 'cause sh

they say the tsa allowed him to proceed after the whole thing was resolved. he played secret agent 007 in four james bond films. tonight people in redwood city watched a redwood museum trainings -- transform into art. they were at the san mateo county history museum and brought the exterior to life. a color -- colors colors and images pulsated as they took it all in. >> netflix is offering employees unlimited maternity and paternity leave. the poll sew applies to those who have a baby or adopt a child. they want to compete for the best workers and the new policy is part of that. >> a new study suggests men should wait a little bit while having kids. researchers found new fathers ages 22 to 24 had a 14% higher chance of dying in middle age than men who fathered kids at 25 and 26. not exactly sure why, but they believe young fathers could be forced to lower paying jobs which could affect their health. i'm okay. >> all right. it is time to check on our weather and we have some drizzle today. >> it is strange. all i needed my windshield wiper. >> and maybe even a

tsa holds its employees to the highest standards. and that was valerie castro reporting. police say, other travelers witnessed the young woman being taken into the rest room. the victim notified another tsa agent about what happened, and port authority police were called. >> very very scary. 5:37. much more still ahead on "eyewitness news". take a listen. >> one of pennsylvania's largest rare vintage wine collections could soon be coming to chester county hospital. i'm alexandria huff, i'll explain coming up. >> i'm danielle nottingham at children's hospital los angelesment coming up the procedure helping young patients avoid open heart surgery. >> and the weather has been practically perfect. we've had such a nice stretch. i have a feeling mother nature's turning up the heat. kate bilo is in studio this morning, she'll have the details on that coming up next. stay with us. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith expert eye care.

what the tsa says about the arrest of one of their own. >> this house has neighbors feeling blue. why there maysbe no way to get this home's owner to take down those bright lights in the little city. raphael joins us with trivia. >> that's right, pat. be o youtsnow which city is the most visited destination in the u.s.? there's a hint. if you do, you're ready for today's trivia. log on now. theme park trivia is coming up. >>> brooklyn is my home and why there's no place like it, when summertime comes i want to hit the rad. luckily, the tri-state area has lots of options and i'm about to share my favorites with you. i'm headed out for old school charm in new jersey. getting out of a tight parking spot is easy with ford fusions tracking. the town of montclair was signed for shoppers. while strolling down the streets you cannot miss the victorian mansions. once a private residence of a family that moved here from brooklyn. it's one of the town's best kept secrets. artalovers will enjoy walking through the art museum with fasclnating array of ex >>bits. >> for more information abo hid

she didn't seem too impressed at least with the tsa she gave the tsa just with one-star rating. what would you give the irs. >> i will not say. that would be dangerous. my local post office got a terrible review. they're right about that. here comes "risk & reward" right now. deirdre: there are new developments in the hack attack on adultery website ashley madison. from a hack of millions, 15,000 leaked emails were reportedly from government email accounts. the washington examiner's jacqueline clements is with me. some addresses were even whitehouse.gov? >> yes. there were more than 40 email addresses from the white house.gov email carrier. deirdre: okay. so what are the chances that they are true addresses? i read an article actually in wired. it seems as if you don't need a backup email to register. one person cited in the article

the man who posted this photo on social media says he saw tsa agents chase a man down with guns drawn, and as they went in and they arrested him. now, exactly what that man was doing when he entered through the exit or allegedly ran from the tsa to begin with is not clear, although, a witness tells the associated press he heard the man rambling about being afraid of getting shot and money. at least some of the p'ssengers we spoke with tonight say the incident made them a little uneasy. >> i think it's pretty scary, in a way, like, despite of all of the check points and all inspections, someone could still go through. >> there to chase them, but they caught him and averted anything, you know, so could have been worse. think about it, could have been wod'rse. a lo t of crazies out there. >> reporter: certainly could haisve been a lot worse. again, that man is in custody toni t, and investigators are trying to figure out how and why he went through that exit door. reporting live from newark liberty airport, news 4 news. >> ida thanks. >>> to the death of an iconic filmmaker, you may not

tsa has terminated this individual. tsa holds its employees to the highest standards. owe kendall was arraigned on charges of forcible touching, official misconduct and unlawful imprisonment. and if convicted he faces up to a year in jail. >> he was held on $3,000 bail. the next court date back here september 2. dave carlin, outside kew gardens, cbs 2 news. >>> we are learning more about the killing of a tv news crew in virginia. vicky gardner says she never saw the gunman walk up because the camera lights were too bright. the murder of alison parker and adam ward were on tv. >> the camera did not shut off. i could see the video that was transmitting through adam's camera. >> michael epiccopo watched the live video and knew he was dead when the camera was not moving. >> i had to look over at it over and over again, because it was a job to give a copy to police and to us and to our legal team. and i watched my friend eight, nine times in a row. >> he was able to freeze a picture of the gunman. vester flanagan, who was fired from the station for poor performance two year

"tsa has terminated this individual." he was arraigned on charges of forceable touching, official misconduct, and unlauchl imprisonment. if convicted he faces up to a year in jail. >>> a verdict today in the rape trial involving former students at an elite prep school. >> the defendant is guilty? >> yes. >> 19-year-old owen lebris broke down in tears after a jury found him guilty. prosecutors say the rape at st. paul's school in new hampshire was part of a ritual competition during which seniors allegedly have sex with underclassmen and keep score. he faces up to seven years in prison and will have to register as a sex offender for life. >>> we're learning more tonight about the killing of a tv news crew in virginia. vicki gardener, the woman who survived the shooting says she never saw the gunman walk up because the camera lights were too bright. the murder of alison parker and adam ward was seen on live television but a video editor saw what viewers did not. >> the camera didn't shut off. and i could see the video that

ditto for tsa. >> my goodness. thank you. >> turn our attention to the weather forecast. a good bit cooler. >> saw fog a little while ago. >> it's so nice to see the fog here in the bay area along with the breeze. temperatures fell a few more degrees today. most areas down from two to eight degrees. as you take a look at live doppler 7 hd you will notice that it is still along parts of the coast line although we are seeing clearing. here is a live look from our emeryville camera and seeing high clouds. 67 in san francisco. 71 in oakland. it's very mild in san jose. 76 degrees. morgan hill 81. high so far in the upper 60s to mid 80s. even places like walnut creek where youtypically bake in the summer you are enjoying the nice break from the hot weather. 74 in santa rosa. napa 75. low 80s for concord, livermore and fairfield. this is what you are seeing more of from our exploratorium camera. ploe clo low clouds and fog. mild day through the weekend with a quiet pattern through the weekend and next week. air quality slowly getting better. we are seeing some haze and smoke ar

controversy over the design that almost sank the ship constituted a perfect store visit was intensified to tsa and touched unresolved fault lines in american society which was still present after the war including the question of the war itself was right or wrong or a question if it was ill-conceived from the outset or due to the activities of domestic power with the backstab also if they could be honored. and finally weld not finally but would it have to be realistic to state a message or to be reflective him provocative to allow a visitor to form his or her interpretation. another point involved race. was inappropriate for a person of asian descent to design a memorial to men and women who fought against asians? >> as the debate dragged on the spot light revealed themselves in statements and rumors that the memorial was designed by a duke was one of the jurors was a communist the majority were anti-war activist and also the memorial was an extension of the war itself was the antiwar statement. the controversy reached such a point the secretary of interior was ready to shoot it down but he wa

tsa says he has been fired. >>> uber driver has been charged with raping a woman in new jersey. the 25-year-old is accused of attacking the woman after driving her and her friend around to different destinations. he is from lindon. he is held on $200,000 bail and will no longer work for uber. >>> we'll turn to the latest on tropical storm erika. it has been a decade since a hurricane hit the coast of florida. state of emergency is in effect for the sunshine state. state of emergency means that the national guard has been activated and highway tolls have been waived. in case of evacuations in they are needed. there are large gas lines as some residents brace for the worse. >> biggest concern is one, we don't know how much land it will go over or how much water we'll get. it has continued to move west. >> in puerto rico strong winds and heavy rains knocked out power to 200,000 people but did not cause major damage or injuries. hardest hit area so far is the caribbean island of dominica. four people were killed. 20 were missing after erika banks. meteorologist lee goldberg is track

tsa agents told us they found the gun in the man's carry-on luggage. the man had a ticket to fly from philadelphia to chicago. >>> firefighters on the front line face another dangerous day after three of their own died battling a raging wildfire in washington state. a procession of emergency vehicles escorted ambulances carrying the bodies of three firefighters who died on wednesday fighting the wildfire. the men were killed after their truck crashed and they were overcome by flames. four other firefighters were injured. soaring temperatures and strong winds are expected to cause the flames to spread in eastern washington state. the governor there praised the courage of 3,000 firefighters who are now battling several fires raging across the dry land escape. >> the people who are taught to do what firefighters do, rush towards the fire rather than away. this is an unprecedented cataclysm in our state. >> authorities evacuated two towns because of fast-moving wildfires. more than 1,000 people were forced to leave their homes. >>> now your nbc 10 first al

. >> they shouldn't be victim to the bad habits of airport employees and tsa workers and travelers who take advantage of the fact that there's no meter parking here and they can leave their car here for free. >> eric blames the tsa for failing to provide free parking on property for its employees. residents are among the worst offenders. martinez works at an airline catering company. >> we need to start parking inside the airport and stop being lazy. >> they fear the fight will never end. in howard beach queens, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> caitlin jenner facing a possible misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charge tonight for a deadly crash back in february. sources telling abc news, the los angeles county sheriff's department will recommend charges next week. officials say jenner was driving at an unsafe speed at the time of that crash in california. her escalade hit a car, causing it to collide with on coming traffic and that killed a driver. >>> out west in washington, 3 ,000 firefighters are struggling to control wild fires. governor jay inslee says his state is facing catcalism.

they say the tsa allowed him to proceed after the whole thing was resolved. he played secret agent 007 in four james bond films. tonight people in redwood city watched a redwood museum trainings -- transform into art. they were at the san mateo county history museum and brought the exterior to life. a color -- colors colors and images pulsated as they took it all in. >> netflix is offering employees unlimited maternity and paternity leave. the poll sew applies to those who have a baby or adopt a child. they want to compete for the best workers and the new policy is part of that. >> a new study suggests men should wait a little bit while having kids. researchers found new fathers ages 22 to 24 had a 14% higher chance of dying in middle age than men who fathered kids at 25 and 26. not exactly sure why, but they believe young fathers could be forced to lower paying jobs which could affect their health. i'm okay. >> all right. it is time to check on our weather and we have some drizzle today. >> it is strange. all of a sudden i needed my windshield wiper. >> and

they say the tsa allowed him to proceed after the whole thing was resolved. he played secret agent 007 in four james bond films. tonight people in redwood city watched a redwood museum trainings -- transform into art. they were at the san mateo county history museum and brought the exterior to life. a color -- colors colors and images pulsated as they took it all in. >> netflix is offering employees unlimited maternity and paternity leave. the poll sew applies to those who have a baby or adopt a child. they want to compete for the best workers and the new policy is part of that. >> a new study suggests men should wait a little bit while having kids. researchers found new fathers ages 22 to 24 had a 14% higher chance of dying in middle age than men who fathered kids at 25 and 26. not exactly sure why but they believe young fathers could be forced to lower paying jobs which could affect their health. i'm okay. >> all right. it is time to check on our weather and we have some drizzle today. >> it is strange. all of a sudden i needed my windshield wiper. >> and m

yelp is raiding government agencies and beginning with the tsa which carly fiorina gave one star. >> yeah. lou: that's pretty bold for a candidate to see that an agency sucks. >> and i'm hoping that good old-fashioned trolling and shaming will help the tsa improve what they do. i mean they just recently had a series of tests and failed 95% of the time to discover these dangerous things in luggage. so hopefully just the meanness online will create change. lou: i wonder, if this idea takes hold, do you think it has really potential? >> i thought voting was a yelp review for government. i thought that's how you left your review for government. lou: not so many people anymore. >> that's true. including me. the thing about fiorina started out as a review of the tsa and turned into a little campaign thing, and by the end, he was like this is why you need to vote for me for president. so basically all this is, you can't escape politics even if you're looking for a place to eat. lou: and you mentioned voting which i think is a time honored, as you put it, rating approach for government, but