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Members the lack of a standard for punishing bad apples, for example screeners who failed to detect bombs in covert testing are not dismissed but usually allowed to just undergo new training and get back on the job. shep? >> if you miss a bomb i guess that's necessary. this is a relatively rare thing considering what an enormous organization we are. >> it is a huge organization employs about 56,000 people at the airports. it found 9,300 cases of misconduct so relatively minor. >> i'm going to have somebody do something stupid and it will get in the press and probably make 20 rounds in the pres...

we begin this evening with the still growing political and legal uproar in the state of mississippi. state officials may ask for nation-wide help tracking down some convicted murderers pardoned this week by the outgoing governor halee barber. some victims' families are worried and furious. >> we are in jail now and david is out of jail. we will forever be looking over our shoulder wondering if today is the day that david decided that he was going to finish what he started. >> cnn's martin savidge is in jackson, mississippi reporting the story. martin they've been pardoned but now the...

tyler breen. and, of course, the big question is why? why did he do it? sergeant mittsy fee arrow is with the lapd. she joins us now by phone. sergeant piaro, tell us how long the gunman was shooting before he was shot? >> it appears that the incident took approximately -- a little over five minutes from beginning to end. as can see in the video, tyler approached the intersection of sunset and vine armed with a handgun, started shooting at passing motorists, walked up and down the area of sunset and vine and then walks southbound down vine street where he shot a passenger sitting in ...

Without actually stopping to review the images. never even looked. another who stole $80,000 worth of electronics from people's luggage. one agent who abandoned a check point to help one of their relatives smuggle items through security. >> these findings are especially hard to stomach since so many americans today are sick of being groped interrogated and treated like criminals when passing through checkpoints. >> shepard: groped, interrogated and treated like criminals. the tsa defending itself with one official saying he has zero intolerance for employee misconduct. doug mckelway with this ...