there have been nearly 70 reports of travelers assaults tsa employees sense the start of the pandemic. how are federal agencies addressing the violence there is a huge uptick in the number of unruly passengers as more and more people come back to travel and now the transportation security administration is detailing two attacks on its airport security workers, latest of 6 9 incident. the tsa says the airport in louisville, two of its workers were attacked as a passenger tried to force their way through the exit lane at airport security. and in denver, two workers there were bitten by a passenger, that incident under investigation by local police. passengers in these cases face fines higher than $1,03,000, an they are also resuming voluntary self-defense classes for flight attendants. the faa has received more than 3,000 reports of unruly
todd: time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a waiter stops what he is doing to eat with a world war ii veteran eating alone. listen to the war vet s stories at a pennsylvania restaurant. a woman posting photos of the interaction on facebook. of course it s now going viral. jillian: that s great. airport security worker fired after sending offensive note to passenger. surveillance video passing a clip that says you ugly. he says he wasn t offended but he reported her to the new york airport. todd: you fired a new study suggests having kids makes you happier once they move out. nancy and i are retiring and sailing around the world on my boat. we thought you should take responsibility for your own lives. todd: german researchers say parents with kids at home
shark attack instead of going to the hospital. also, airport security workers find all sorts of forbidden items, but today, today we may have a first! reporting begins now. shepard smith reporting . we now know that two children are among the dead in the shooting in a small town garlic festival in northern california. police say gunmen, culling an assault type rifle cut through a fence and sneaked into the festival and opened fire on the crowd yesterday evening. it happened in gilroy, california, 30 miles south of san jose. police say the shooter killed six people, a 6-year-old boy, 13-year-old girl and a man in his 20s and hurting for coothers the police chief
year olds nationwide but critics say that too high security personnel do not need years of training unlike nurses who on average earn thirteen year olds an hour. people need to understand that jobs in the service economy are underpaid whether you re a nurse or you re an airport security worker both of these groups deserve deserve a pay rise security stuff are striking for the third time in eight days their employers say that is disproportionate they are offering to raise the wages gradually over the next five years but that wouldn t be for all the twenty three thousand security workers a germany s airports. the director of the union is trying to use the strike to blackmail us people who have nothing to do with this are being held hostage them i want to emphasize that we are ready to talk and ready to go back to the negotiating table and it comes to work. the two sides have hardened their positions
the faa tonight is telling 1,700 of its safety inspectors that they have to get back to work to keep the planes safe. this is a little scary, though i just flew. my son doesn t want to fly, because he said the air traffic controllers aren t being paid. reporter: over at the tsa, the sickout continues. nearly 7% of airport security workers are staying home if they re not going to get paid. in tampa, they opened a food pantry at the airport for tsa families. the manors, in northern california, are one of 41,000 active duty coast guard families who should be getting a paycheck today, but instead are looking for free diapers and donated can goods. luckily, we did start saving when we first heard about the shutdown, so, we have a little bit to live off of, but not enough to live more than maybe a week and a half, two weeks. reporter: this is a first for the coast guard, service members who risk their lives at sea all over the world. take what you need. take as much as you need.