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CBS Evening News for Tuesday, May 24, 2016
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Kelly Hogan has been removed as head of security operations at the TSA. The agency has come under fire because of long lines at the airports. Jeff Pegues has been investigating a major gap in airport security. Cell phone camera video obtained by CBS News recorded workers over the last several days entering a restricted area of New York's JFK airport. The employees scan a security card enter a PIN number and walk through the turnstile. Their identities are not verified and their bags are not chec...
Reporter(s):
Jeff Pegues
Duration:
00:02:33

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