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Hundreds of federal workers forced to work without pay because of the shutdown are not showing up to work at all. cnn has learned hundreds of transportation security administration officer s are calling out sick at major airports across the country. officials with the tsa say at least three major airports are being impacted. cnn correspondent pollo sandoval is live for us in new york. jfk is one. to what extend are others? >> at least two government officials who have been speaking to cnn say this is commonly being described as the blue flu. that's a clear reference to the blue uniforms you se...

For the president and congress. >> please don't blame me, but there could be a delay if you plan on flying during the government shutdown. cnn is learning hundreds of transportation security administration officers are working without pay, and now calling out sick. this is happening at major airports across the country. officials with the tsa say at least three major airports are being impacted. polo sandoval is following the latest. what are you learning, and good morning to you. >> this morning the situation is so bad, two officials are telling cnn they refer to it as the blue flu, clear ref...

Properly trained. guy who walks through a mail detector with metal legs, most of the time they wave a wand and tell me to go on. they really didn't do their job at all. in places that we do have inspection points, do that correctly. that seems to be what's happened here, at least with the packages addressed to former presidents. that's how we deter and detect. >> dana: one last question for chris stirewalt. talk to me about the secret service. they have good leads, all sorts of possibilities here. they are an institution that can run an investigation. that's the full weight of the american jus...

Don't know how deep this is. >> anymore people back there? >> reporter: the navy dive team helping with a head count of the 47 onboard. >> 14 over there. >> reporter: and one sailor helping treat the injured. >> we're just very happy that we were in the right place at the right time and had right training so we could remain calm. >> reporter: tonight, four days after that crash near guam, this navy dive team is back at work, inspecting the wreckage, now 80 feet below the surface of the lagoon. >> just going to go down and hit all the key inspection points for the national transportation safety...