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Weapons to new york from atlanta. eugene harvey would use the delta id to bypass on days he was not on duty. harvey would meet in a passenger men's room with a former delta baggage handler. henrow would travel on to new york using a complimentary buddy pass. and the federal authorities said henry supplied hand gups and roifls to an undercover nypd officer. they found 18 additional guns in his back pack. delta is cooperating and take seriously any activity that doesn't up hold the commitment to it our customers and employees. harvey is suspending pending

Officer christopher manney confronted dontre hamilton. according to the officer, they got into a confrontation. the officer claims that hamilton grabbed his baton and struck him and that is when the officer used deadly force to defend himself in self defense. the officer fired from his job. the police chief saying the officer did identify hamilton as mentally ill and did not follow training and he instigated that fight. again, the case went to a prosecuting attorney and decision not to charge the police officer. however, we have learned that the federal government will be looking into this cas...

A man named eugene harvey. he was an employee, a baggage handler with delta. and authorities say he was able to smuggle guns into the airport through an employee entrance where there was no screening. once he was inside, he met up with another man, mark quinton henry who did go through screening because he had a ticket to fly. and the two of those men would meet in the terminal in a bathroom and exchange the guns, and then henry got on a plane and flew from atlanta to new york. this happened 20 times between may and december. and the reason they got caught is because henry was then selling the...

When a 15-year-old climbed the airport perimeter fence in san jose, avoided detection for six hours, and hid in the wheel well of a 767, there is still no indication he had any idea where he was going. only that he was home sick for his family in seem mallia. mohammed olad, voice of america spoke to the boy's father today in california, who believes his son will be home soon. >> the father believed that the son was -- he didn't know the plane, where it was going, and he was like like a stowaway boy who wanted to run away from home, to send his message that he was very sick for home. >> reporte...

Court only a few times and that the rule ought to be very clear that no matter -- it shouldn't matter whether something is true or not. thooec even if a baggage handler sees something and it turns out to be mistaken, as long as the person thinks it is true and is acting in good faith, it should be protected. >> see it, say it. they shouldn't be fearful of it. thank you, pete williams, we appreciate it. we're also following developing news out of ukraine. tensions were high there earlier today as police took up positions around demonstrators in kiev's independent square. protesters have been ...