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And went off after the passenger quote, lunged for his bag. l lunged for his bag. that's according to tsa officials. i want to go to pete who is joining me on the phone. pete, thank you for bringing this information to us. so quickly. this is startling, that this went down this way. >> super startling. the fact remains that guns are being caught at check points at an alarming rate. in ten months, the tsa recovered about 4650 guns at airport checkpoints across the country and that number is higher than the all-time record set back in 2019 and what's also interesting is that the tsa has found 45...

And the really scary part, what the vast majority of them are loaded. cnn's pete muntean has the story for you. >> reporter: these are disturbing new numbers, and tsa administrator and i just spoke exclusively about this. he said this is a big problem, especially since we have already reached the record set back in 2019 with 11 weekends still left in this year. the tsa has recovered 4650 guns at airport checkpoints across the country since january 1st. 3900 of them have been loaded. the record in 2019, 4432 guns found at tsa checkpoints. you can face a $10,000 fine for a first offense of bring...

This exceeds the record set back in 2019. the tsa administrator says this is a really serious problem, and passengers need to take these rules more seriously, as well. it is a $10,000 fine for a first offense for somebody bringing a loaded gun into an airport. here's what he said. >> it's a huge problem. i mean, as a passenger, i don't want to have another passenger flying on a flight with me, with a gun if their possession. there are a number of things that we prohibit in the airport and onboard aircraft and guns is one of those things. >> why do you think the numbers are up? >> again, i thin...

Four hours. it left drivers stranded and homes flooded. >> reporter: during d.c.'s morning rush hour, commuters competing with rushing water. >> the road literally started becoming a river. >> reporter: torrential rains becoming a flash flood. kids carried to safety by adults. washington receiving almost a month's worth of rain in a single morning. 3.3 inches in one hour, more than the record set back in 1958. a stream in lealexandria, virginia. in the metro system, a waterfall cascading from the ceiling. while the elevatoring at the pentagon stop looked like showers, some drivers taking risky...

>> live from america's headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. president trump is set to >> one of his final event. he met with the prime minister to talk trade and north korea. there is word that the two leaders remain at odds over how to handle kim jong un and possible u.s. tariffs on japanese auto. here at home, the nation's midsection continues to take a pounding. the death toll is climbing, and the destruction is growing. the arkansas river breaking flood of record set back in 1945. i marian rafferty. now back to our