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Evidence. nbc's jeff rossen is live for us here in new york. hey, jeff. >> reporter: hey, willie. good morning. i think a lot of people probably don't know dominique strauss-kahn's name or probably wouldn't know his face if they saw it. this is one of the most powerful men in the world. he runs the imf. as you mentioned, the international monetary fund, which controls about a trillion dollars. lends money to countries in crisis. so he was in new york city this past weekend staying at one of the nicest hotels in manhattan called the sofitel in a $3,000 a night suite. police say he came out of t...

Of what the policies are. it was a very small window of time that i was dealing with and i didn't get into any sort of shouting matches or start quoting the federal law that mandates equal access once the locker room is opened. it kind of happened quickly and it just -- it almost stunned me at the time but i was so focused on trying to finish my job and do my reporting that it wasn't until later when i tweeted that everything took off in a news cycle. >> and the security guard, i guess, who blocked you was a woman? >> that is true. they seem to find that part particularly fascinating. i mean, ...

This reason, because they almost have to charge roethlisberger if they're going to charge the state trooper. if the state trooper did anything, it was that he didn't let the alleged victim's friends get into the bathroom area. that was his -- he didn't lock the alleged victim in the bathroom or act as a lookout necessarily. it was just that he prevented the friends from going forward. so there are theoretical criminal charges here and i think it's unlikely he would be charged criminally. this does create another issue, though. for off-duty police officers, whether it's a state trooper and the ...

News desk. >> reporter: the district attorney in kwraoepbs new york put out a statement that the tsa agents hold a position of trust and they are supposed to search passengers and their baggage to insure safety to the flying public not to enrich themselves. there is some question this morning about why there would be a piece of luggage with a hundred and $60,000 cash in it tha$160,000 of cash init. they are accused of taking $140,000 in cash. they went in where the luggage was held and apparently hid the cash in the bathroom area until they could go back to it later. persad coumar and davon we...