BALDWIN: Major shake-up at the TSA. The agency's security chief, Kelly Hoggan, is out after scrutiny over long security lines and accusations of mismanagement, and raising major red flags, why Hoggan was given $90,000 in bonuses after a scathing report by the feds highlighting the airport failures across the country. Let's go to Rene Marsh, our aviation and government regulation correspondent. What happened?</s>RENE MARSH, CNN AVIATION & GOVERNMENT REGULATION CORRESPONDENT: Well, Brooke, you said it. It is a major shake-up at TSA. And it's really clearly the agency saying we hear airports, airlines and passengers, as well as Congress, loud and clear. We must do better. So that head of TSA security operations, as you said, he made $90,000 in bonuses, paid to him in $10,000 increments. And that was on top of his base salary of $181,000. And even after TSA failed to detect the fake explosives and bombs and weapons, 95 percent of the time during those covert tests, he remained in his position. So that alone, that snapshot alone is a prime example of really a broken Washington. He is out. TSA is also announcing that it is creating this command center, focused on monitoring passenger volume as well as wait times at airports across the country so that they can react appropriately. Will this relieve passengers of long lines? We'll know in about a week when peak travel season begins -- Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: Rene, thank you so much.</s>MARSH: Sure.</s>BALDWIN: Next, back to our top story, Bill Cosby will stand trial for sexual assault. His attorneys are now responding to the judge's decision. Details on what was a dramatic day in the Pennsylvania courthouse, next.
Head of TSA Security Fired.