single tank of hydrogen and can be refueled in five minutes. it only emits water vapor. don t look for it an american roads any time soon. it s set to go on sale in japan next march. here in new york, the new biggest digital board makes its debut in times square. there s just a countdown clock on it. the screen is eight stories tall and nearly as long as a football field. it s an the mariot marquis and spans an entire block. it will feature a digital art exhibit for a week and then a google campaign takes offer until the new year. this dog being man s best friend. we ve seen stories like this over the years. this is one that probably lives up to that same billing in texas. that s where buddy the beagle mix couldn t stand to see his 85-year-old owner taken to the hospital. he rode for a big on a step on the outside of the ambulance. dearing the trip another driver flagged down the ambulance alerting his driver. he was then taken inside and made the rest of the trip wit
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again. this time a new report showing the agency failed to i.d. workers linked to terrorism. these are airport workers, so this really speaks to the issue of the insider threat. this hour lawmakers asking what we need to do to fix the tsa. plus pool party protest. accusations of racial misconduct against the officer who pushed a girl to the ground and pulled a gun on teenagers. but even neighbors don t see eye to eye about what happened. let s talk. live in the cnn newsroom. and good morning. i m carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. just how secure are you at u.s. airports? that s the question on capitol hill today after a new report shows that a tsa screening process for airport employees failed to identify dozens of workers who links to terrorism, and now lawmakers want answers. cnn s rene marsh live in washington. good morning. reporter: good morning. the tsa is under the microscope again this morning. this is after a government audit revealed that
a nationwide debate on illegal immigration. now we re hearing more about the gun an illegal immigrant used to shoot this san francisco woman. how did he get his hands on it. . plus clinton talks trump. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying, enough, stop it. hillary clinton takes a stand on immigration and doesn t just take aim at the donald. we break down her exclusive interview with us. let s talk in the cnn newsroom. good morning. you ve made it to wednesday. thanks for being here. i m ana kacabrera in for carol kos costello. clinton speaking out on everything from republicans and immigration to her rivals within the democratic party. clinton also addressed an issue critical for all of the candidates whether voters trust them enough to be president. we see in our recent poll that nearly six in ten americans say they don t believe that you re honest and trust worthy. do you understan
thanks so much for joining us. we want to let everybody know if you tune in at 9:00 there is a cnn special report no laughing matter, inside the cosby allegations. the next hour of newsroom begins right now. good morning. i m ana cabrera. we begin this hour with breaking news. united airlines has grounded all flights in the u.s. because of this systemwide computer problem. it s unclear at this point whether flights outside the country have been impacted. but the delays are expected to impact thousands of passengers right here in the u.s. we re covering the story from all of our angles with a team of reporters and experts. cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh is joining us in washington. cnn meteorologist chad myers is in atlanta watching where flights are still flying into and cnn s kyung lah is in burbank, california, trying to get on a flight there. rene marsh, let s start with you. what are do we know so far? reporter: we re getting indications that the systems with