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T.s.a. agents in new york found a cat incite a suitcase before thanksgiving, and a four-foot boa constrictor at tampas airport. now, to try and get these numbers down, t.s.a. has increased the penalty for just under $15,000. you would also lose your t.s.a. pre-check eligibility for up to five if caught with a gun, not to mention possible criminal charges. "thor." >> odonnell: caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much. back hear in washington, the white house is pushing back against republican critic...

Going to this airport during the thanksgiving break. officials tell us the biggest single days are wednesday, today, and monday. >> in just those days alone, this airport is expected to screen over 1 million pass passengers. >> we talked a few of those 1 million passengers today some arrived hours before their flight. many confident their preparations will pay off. >> of art hasnt been too bad but i got to the baggage check line pretty quick. so now i am just hoping tsa pre-check is not a mile a...

To have this kind of shooting spree take place is not normal. >> just horrible. thank you. well, a los angeles woman is facing federal assault charges after she allegedly hit and spat on another passenger last week during a delta flight. ryan young joins me now. giant, these poor flight attendants who have to subdue passengers like this. >> its getting kind of strange. when you think of all the things that go on at airports these days, people are dealing with tension, pre-check, and then all o...

Who are just so soft on crime. this soft on crime social experiment has to end because people are dying. brian: yes. everywhere. across the country. its not even right or left. its right and wrong. carley: without diewnt. all right. we got to get to ashley now who has headlines for us. good morning, ashley. ashley: hey, guys, good morning. a group of haitian migrants who crossed into texas illegally are suing the biden administration alleging mistreatment by immigration authorities. the lawsuit ...

Thursday. theyre trying to get to sacramento. four of their flights have been canceled. on the way to the airport right now, their flight was canceled and they had to get rebooked to another flight later today. when you think about all the time theyve been spending going back and forth to the airport, you can see why frustrations are happening. already today we know more than 2,100 flights have been canceled across this country, 2,700-plus on saturday. think about this. in the last ten days, 14,...

One of the busiest days, and that really kicks off this really busy streak between thursday and january 3rd, the tsa anticipates screening 20 million people in total. aaa reminds us the vast majority of people will drive 100 million people it projects driving 50 miles or more by car. that number off only about 7% from what we saw back before the pandemic. airlines insist that flying is safe because of the heavily filtered air on board and the federal transportation mask mandate in place until ma...

That makes a big impact on so many travelers. we know so much of that has been linked to the omicron variant that has been spreading rapidly with covid cases being seen all across the country, and that is why the tsa, part of the reason why they say they are seeing fewer people being screened through tsa. about 800,000 fewer people have time period so christmas day compared to the last -- last year with this pre-pandemic levels pre-2019. thanksgiving was, i dont know, insafnlt how would you desc...

Yeah. its a -- when we through out here,ering was safer, devaney lit a little nerve racking but i feel can have ghaent were going to be okay. >> as your dempd is ahead, made it will be run of the busiest. heres the pig number. 20 million peoply in exhex to -- whats so interesting is that airlines continue to insist flying is safe because of the filter on board and the mask mandate and the new partnership between the faa and the tsa where if you defy the world you could use the the pre-check you ...

A huge streak of numbers, they say, a total of 20 million people between december 23rd and january 3rd. you know, aaa reminds us the vast majority of people will drive. 100 million people driving 50 miles or more. that number up only 7% of what numbers were before the pandemic. they say travel by air is safe because of heavily filtered air and the transportation mask mandate still in place until march 18, 2022. and the tsa and faa have announced a new partnership where if you defy that rule, you...

Majority of people will drive. 100 million people traveling 50 miles or more, it projects, that number off only about 7% from what we saw back in 2019. dr. fauci said it is safe to travel. so long as you are fully vaccinated and boosted and airlines underscore that flying is safe and youre chances of getting covid on an airplane are low because of the heavily filtered air on board and the federal transportation mask mandate now still in place until march 18th, 2022 and the tsa and the faa announ...