TSA lines at American airports continue to frustrate travelers as Capitol Hill attempts to find an end to the partial government shutdown. CBS News' Jarred Hill reports, and Bloomberg's Jeff Mason has more insight.

President Donald Trump directed his newly installed Department of Homeland Security chief to swiftly pay Transportation Security Administration agents in a bid to reduce long lines at airports, as talks to fund the department collapsed on Capitol Hill.

With pressure mounting, the White House floated the extraordinary move Thursday of invoking a national emergency to pay Transportation Security Administration workers while senators reviewed

Talks to fund the Department of Homeland Security collapsed Thursday, despite a furious push from a bipartisan group of top senators to come to an agreement.

Congress has struggled to agree to a funding deal as airport security staff faced another missed paycheck on Friday.

Congress is under pressure to fund the Department of Homeland Security ahead of its upcoming spring recess, as the Transportation Security Administration may have to shut down operations at some airpo

Pressure is mounting on Congress to end the funding shutdown that's resulted in travel disruptions, missed paychecks and even warnings of airport closures, but lawmakers have yet to resolve the underlying issue of reining in President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement operations.

A partial government shutdown is impacting airports as hundreds of TSA workers have quit while working without pay. Despite the shutdown, Mississippi airports are reportedly running smoothly with normal wait times.