they should call 1-888-831-7176. one of the lessons of 9/11 was the need to work seemlessly across jurisdictions. ironically we had the fbi director here earlier today, one of the things he expressed was how well this region works together before we knew this incident was going to happen. i personally witnessed, as mayor of this city, the seemlessness between agencies, between different levels of government, and i personally want to thank each of the men and women across the federal, state, and local agencies that today have done incredible work. i want to commend those departments for the coordinated response and hear again from a number of speakers. one last thing i want to thank the volunteers, the staff of los angeles world airport. the red cross, our civilians teams that fanned out whether it s to get people in hotels or help pass out water to help feed some of the stranded and make sure traffic was flowing. this was really a team
i want to reiterate the hotel hotline that is being provided by la tourism and convention board. that is 1-888-831-7176. passengers stranded at lax certainly are encouraged to call that hotline for accommodations. thank you. thank you janet marie lindsey. when i say that we had great coordination here today, it started long before the tragedy that befall us today. just three weeks ago there was training that went on with both airport police and los angeles police department on the incident just like this as we shared earlier. the tactics that were used today were actually practiced and tactics that were developed by los angeles police department that were trained on by the los angeles world airport police. i would like to invite the chief of police to come back as well pat bannon.
the arriving passengers should be there for pick-up. i want to reiterate the hotel hot lane that is being provided by l.a. tourism and convention board. 1-888-831-7176. passengers stranded at l.a.x. certainly are encouraged to call that hotline for aaccommodations. thank you. thank you. we re going to keep monitoring this press conference as it continues on. we speck to hear from the lapd, from fire department officials. as we get more information, we ll bring that to you. the key headline, of course confirming the identity of the 23-year-old man, paul ciancia is his name. resident of the los angeles area who was responsible for shooting and killing the first tsa officer to ever be killed in the line of duty. and also as you heard the fbi counter terrorism agent in charge indicate, there was another tsa officer still
they should call 1-888-831-7176. one of the lessons of 9/11 was the need to work seemlessly across jurisdictions. ironically we had the fbi director here earlier today, one of the things he expressed was how well this region works together before we knew this incident was going to happen. i personally witnessed, as mayor of this city, the seemlessness between agencies, between different levels of government, and i personally want to thank each of the men and women across the federal, state, and local agencies that today have done incredible work. i want to commend those departments for the coordinated response and hear again from a number of speakers. one last thing i want to thank the volunteers, the staff of los angeles world airport. the red cross, our civilians teams that fanned out whether it s to get people in hotels or help pass out water to help feed some of the stranded and make sure traffic was flowing. this was really a team effort.
need to be in the area. we have a hotline for travelers needing a hole near l.a.x. they should call 1-888-831-7176. one of the lessons of 9/11 was the need to work seamlessly across jurisdictions. ironically we had the fbi director here earlier today. one of the things he expressed was how well this region works together before we knew this incident was going on happen. i personally witnessed as mayor of the city is seamlessness between agencies, between different levels of government, and i want to thank each of the men and women across the federal, state and local agencies that today have done incredible work. i want to commend those departments for their coordinated response and here again from a number of speakers, one last thing i want to thank the volunteers, the staff, the los angeles airports, the red cross, our civilian teams that fanned out to get people into hotels or pass out water. to help feed some of the