CAMEROTA: As the holiday travel rush gets going, police investigating a major security breach at New York's JFK International Airport. A man jumping the perimeter fence and ending up on the taxiway. CNN's aviation correspondent Rene Marsh has more for us in D.C. What have you learned, Rene?</s>RENE MARSH, CNN AVIATION CORRESPONDENT: Well, Alisyn, investigators still aren't sure who or where this man is. He was able to get away before police even got on scene. Investigators are now going through surveillance video frame by frame. We are told there are no clear shots of the man's face. The video shows him from behind only as he scales that fence at the airport. We do know it was a cargo airline worker who spotted and questioned the intruder who didn't have the required I.D. That's when the trespasser warned, quote, "You better not say expletive." This all happened about a week ago and it really demonstrates the holes it security post-9/11. Perimeter security, which is the situation we're talking about here, is the airport's responsibility. Chris?</s>CAMEROTA: I'll take it, Rene, because what is the airline and airport's response to this report?</s>MARSH: Well, you know, Port Authority is in charge of the airport.
Security Breach at JFK Airport.