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The 9/11 attacks, has to answer to a security committee. renee is following it all. good morning, renee. >> reporter: good morning, carol. any organization with 56,000 employees, you may expect some rotten eggs in the bunch, and the tsa is no different. lateness, excessive absence, that's a problem within the agency, but it's other tsa misconduct that's sparking outrage. outrage because some tsa officers' actions could have an impact on security. >> everything from sexual misconduct to physical fighting and using abusive language. >> there's not even a way to properly report some of the offens...

Was going at 95 miles an hour when the crash happened. that's almost twice the speed limit of 50 it should have been going. and they show that the driver was on the phone to a colleague rather than paying attention as he went around that curve. he should have applied the brakes 2 1/2 miles before that curve. instead, they were slammed on just seconds before that train derailed, killing 79 people. erin? >> thank you, dan. and now to france, where officials are investigating how a thief, one thief, just running in, basically, in a hoodie, was able to escape with $136 million in precious jewelr...

Disease control had an experimental drug and they gave it to her and because her mom got her there so quickly, it actually work and they've looked in her spinal fluid and they don't see the amoebas anymore. now, again, she is still not out of the woods yet by any stretch, but a smart mom and smart doctors have really made a huge difference. >> miraculous. okay, thanks to elizabeth and of course you can see more of her report beginning tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. on cnn's "new day." next, does the president have a woman problem? or is it just the imagination of the op-ed page in "the new yo...

Judge found him not guilty of aiding the enemy. but smiled slightly as the hearing adjourned. manning was convicted on six counts of espionage, as well as stealing video of u.s. military air strikes, classified state department cables and detainee records from guantanamo bay, which could put him in prison for 136 years. prosecutors could have accepted manning's guilty pleas to lesser charges in february, crimes which carried up to 20 years in prison. but the government pushed ahead on the more serious aiding the enemy charge, and critics say it never proved there was any real damage done to na...

Tsa employee pleaded guilty to ste stealing $40,000 from a checked bag. the new report moments in a 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 size, 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 ar...