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That's what we expect to hear at this hearing of lawmakers very critical of the tsa and some employees who are behaving badly. some of the misconduct is commonplace, excessive absence or tardiness but some is troubling and it could have a major impact on security. the list includes everything from forgery, sexual misconduct to physical fighting and using abusive language. >> there is not even a way to properly report some of the offenses, this may just be the tip of the iceberg of some of the offenses. >> reporter: the agency some fliers love to hate. posting their pat down. but now criticism ...

Tired. instead of just saying, kids get viruses, it's nothing, they took it very seriously and they diagnosed the meningitis. they looked in her spinal fluid and they could see amoebas running around. swimming around in that spinal fluid. so, erin, what they did is, they were very smart. again, they reached out to the cdc. they heard that the centers for disease control had an experimental drug and they gave it to her and because her mom got her there so quickly, it actually worked and they looked in her spinal fluid and they don't see the amoebas anymore. now, again, she is still not out of t...

Surveillance footage to try to identify the man behind sunday's brazen heist. meanwhile, members of the union that represents carlton hotel employees are speaking out, saying they were shocked to learn the value of the jewels on display as part of this diamond exhibition, saying that even management was amazed to learn that there was $136 million worth of jewelry in their midst. they were very critical of the hotel security systems, saying that they lack the kind of specialty system that you would find in a normal jewelry store. meanwhile, questions persist as to how this could have happened a...

Cnn's rene marsh joins us in washington. just a few hours from now they're going to take this up. what do we expect? good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. in about four hours this is going to get under way. think about it, in any organization with 56,000 employees you may expect some rotten eggs in the bunch. the tsa is no different. some of the misconduct is commonplace, excessive absence or tardiness but some is downright troubling and could have a major impact on security. the list includes everything from forgery, sexual misconduct to physical fighting and using abusive lang badge. ...

Three-year span, more than 9,000 cases of tsa misconduct were documented. 56 screeners were involved in thefts and more than 1,900 incidents that could hurt security, like sleeping on duty and allowing family and friends to bypass security. >> if you look at a population the size of a small city, 56,000 people in this work force, and the numbers then on an annual basis are really very, very small. >> reporter: the union representing screeners says the numbers suggest the majority of screeners are doing a great job. congressman john mica, a long-time critic of the tsa, called for the audit. >> ...