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Splash here into a bay, this is near portland, oregon, and down it goes. the structure fell while lifting new support towers to carry high voltage power lines. the new tower fell into the water. thankfully no one was hurt. starting april 25th, the tsa will allow you to bring small knives, has to be under 2.36 inches. and certain sports equipment in your carry on bags. the items have been banned from aircraft cabins ever since 2001 since the 9/11 terror attacks. passengers also can carry on pool cues, lacrosse and hockey sticks, golf clubs, maximum two, and miniature bats less than 24 inches....

Now on the airplane. apparently in accordance with international rules and laws. now americans have to comply. >> brian: the pilots go, it's not a danger to them. really? there is a flight attendant is the one who is going to shield you. you have your ironclad cockpit door. that's big of you. >> steve: sure. exactly. so if you've got a knife that is 2.36 inches in length or lower and half inch wide, you'll be able to take it on board. you know -- >> gretchen: why? >> steve: because the tsa said that it was going to be a time and labor saver. they said that -- >> brian: it's exhausting taking a...

Longer than 2.36 inches long and a half-inch wide. as for the golf clubs you won't be able to board with your own set, you have a limit of two clubs that you can bring with you. jenna: which ones do you bring. >> i'll leave that up to your caddy and you. jenna: i brought jam, i forgot it was a liquid i was bringing it as a gift. my jam was not allowed through butt little knives. >> reporter: you can bring a pocket knife. jenna: and you'll check out the hairspray. jon: jenna only need two clubs, a 7 iron and a pu putter. jenna: hole game. that is for minimum too tour golf, that's where i hit my...

Bags. on april 25th security restrictions will be eased so security screeners can fellow higher threats like explosives. so just what will be allowed? folding knives less than 2.36 inches long, golf clubs and other sporting equipment and novelty baseball bats under 24 inches and 24 ounces. unions for flight attendants and other airline workers say the new policy is dangerous. venezuela is preparing to elect a new leader after the death of president hugo chavez. the 58-year-old died tuesday after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a divided country with deep economic and social problems. hi...

Not sharp objects but explosives. even though the 9/11 hijackers brought down planes with the box cutters, many things changed. hardened cockpit doors, the tsa wants to concentrate on where the trouble is. in a statement today, the tsa says it's part of an overall risk-based security approach to allow transportation security officers to better focus their efforts on finding higher threat items like explosives. tamron, this is what it's aimed at. this will all start next month. it's aimed at knives like this. you will be able too carry them on if the blade folds. doesn't lock in to place and no...