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2009. the new device does not have any metal parts but full body scanners should have been able to pick it up. >> the officer in the booth sees thousands and thousands of normal people every day. and if you're wearing an underwear bomb, that is going to stand out. and so i suspect or i feel very strongly they would be able to identify that and they could identify either with a patdown or trace detection. >> and there are also some new questions about those scanners. first, many airports overseas don't even use them and here at home, congress today will ask whether the t.s.a. is properly deploy...

The fear through people. >>neil: certainly does, thank you. a new report from house g.o.p. investigators finding millions worth of t.s.a. security equipment. that was good. but the problem is it is sitting in a texas warehouse. and doug? >>reporter: next team you are kicking off your shoes and undergoing a patdown a new report released by joint house committee fines t.s.a. is wasting hundreds of millions by unefficiently deploying the screening equipment based on information from a whistleblower, finding that 5,700 pieces of t.s.a. equipment went unused it ising if a warehouse in dallas, texas...

Decision to bring the surge troops home this fall. >> shepard: the transportation security administration did not properly test screening designed to detect nonmetallic underwear bombs like the ones that officials say al qaeda planned to use in the latest foiled terror plot. this is out of a new congressional report. today a joint house committee grilled officials from the t.s.a. and the department of homeland security about the security scanners in many of our nation's airports. lawmakers also blasted the tsa for wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. in fact, we're told more than ...

areished in 1979. in 2001 declared legally dead, remains never found. tonight, though, just blocks away from his home in manhattan's soho district, police and fbi agents believe they're on to something. susan candiotti is there for us. she has the latest breaking developments. i understand you have something that tells us what led officials to that building. what do you know? >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell me that they came here based on new and old information that led them to a man, a man who is now in his mid-70s. but at the time he was a carpenter and and part-time han...

Bedrooms, don't see much there, so they continue their search. >> then they went inside my bedroom, opened the drawers, took whatever they found there, removed all the clothes from the closet. they found one safe. then they pick up the safe, they wrap it with my son blanket, and they walked away from the front door. all kind of memories from grandfather, grandmother, my mother, my father, and money. everything what i work for the last 40 years is gone. >> well, i think the suspects that burglarized this house, they was in there for approximately three minutes. >> abraham and his family are tra...