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Off that overhead cameras werent working and others did the same thing. >> it became massive. >> reporter: massive? >> yeah. >> reporter: you werent the only one? >> no. >> reporter: in our own investigations involving ten major airports with a history of tsa theft problems, abc news checked bags with ipads and cash and purposely left behind ipad at tsa check points. all the luggage made it past tsa safely. and in nine out of ten cases, at carry-on checkpoints, tsa screening officers did exactly...

In low lying rains. beautiful setting right on the water. how do you plan for that and make sure that flooding issues, those kinds of things wont impact the convention itself? >> monday there will be high winds and rain and no significant tidal surge. you will be fine. dont need to wear your boots tomorrow. >> shannon: i bought some new ones. >> that was a good enough reason there. there will be some standing water but there wont be significant tidal surge. >> shannon: a major factor just in tea...

Cancelling his scheduled speech so he could focus on the florida resident and the threat from the storm. >> i am feeling a tweet that governor romney tweeted out. the safety of those in isaacs path is the ut most in florida. i applaud the ones in tampa making the appropriate schedule. that is his response. lets talk about the convention goers there and how the city is reacting to the delay. >> well, you know, this is probably in everyones best interest. the last thing you want is a lot of people...

berman. >> nice to have you. im zoraida sambolin. up first, the shooting rampage in tucson, arizona, takes a dramatic step this morning. jared lee loughner now facing a lifetime in prison after pleading guilty to a shooting that killed six people and almost killed a former member of congress, gabrielle giffords. under the plea deal loughner will be sentenced to life in prison with no parole but will avoid the death penalty. the u.s. attorney prosecuting the case says loughners mental s...

Troops pushing back against the surge in the capital city of damascus, using mortar attacks to drive the opposition from an area that has seen some of the heaviest fighting this week. syrians trying to escape the violence in aleppo. domenica davidominik has more from jerusalem. >> a series of braze. in gains by the rebels this week. the government responding with helicopter gunships and tanks firing mortar rounds. the key positions the rebels have swept through in the capital damascus in the pas...

going to talk about in the next hour. the presidents holding a town hall meeting in cincinnati. hes going to tell the crowd that mitt romneys corporate tax policies would create jobs in other countries. this is the presidents eighth trip to ohio this year. recent polling there shows him leading romney, 47% to 38%. ohio, of course, a crucial state in november election. want to bring in dan lothian. more on what we can expect from the president as well as jim acosta, hes got latest react...

Partying like its -- i dont know 1980 -- who knows what. >> and the city are still in assads hands. particularly damascus. but the countryside is not. and the spaces in between syrian army check points are not in the governments hands. its almost like the titanic. the ship is going down in the capitol, and on the bridge, they are still celebrating and having parties and lavish weddings. >> thank you, richard engel. well be watching the full report on rock center. let me finish with why it took s...

it is $5.8 billion and counting. thats how much the nations biggest bank said it lost so far from a complex trading scheme that was supposed to hedge against risk. the updated figures came in as the ceo jamie dimon personally briefed analysts on second quarter earnings which still managed to beat expectations. team coverage this morning, alison kosik live at the new york stock exchange to explain how this could impact all of our wallets. lets start with felicia taylor. youre at jpmorga...

We have just a minute left. i was surprised in reading a "newsweek" piece describing life in damascus where theyre partying like its -- i dont know 11980 -- who knows what. >> and the city are still in assads hands. particularly damascus. but the countryside is not. and the spaces in between syrian army check points are not in the governments hands. its almost like the titanic. the ship is going down in the capitol, and on the bridge, they are still celebrating and having parties and lavish wedd...

Likely not. these are highly trained in this case, border patrol agents that want to save lives and take control of the situation, they dont want to run away shall thats not their nature, not their instinct. two key words there, public place, and id like to read the policy. >> ainsley: they take the agents and not necessarily like looking at the border or watching the border. if youve been down there its so vast, but put them at the check points and more people in texas can go across the border ...