jfk is in hyannis port.secretary of defense robert mcnamara is in the tetons the cia director, john mckone is at his estate in san marino, california. and dean rusk, the secretary of state, is at a yankees game and at that point, the highest ranking u.s. official in the state department is undersecretary of state george ball. and he is getting in a golf game and he sees two other second levels. state department guys, undersecretary of state averell harriman and assistant secretary of state for far eastern affairs is the guy in charge of vietnam, roger hillsman show up at the at the golf course and they want his help and approve a coup d'etat in south vietnam. and these second and third tier officials will fairly high up. they're not the deciders on rice. they're not the michael forrestal who is the deputy national security adviser. this sends a draft cable up to jfk in hyannisport and says, look, we want to we want to give this, okay. to a coup. what we're basically saying is, you know, we will if you if the

later on i like to address the question of jfk boulevard and ada compliant buses. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. >> hello. my name is ruthy wise a, jr. in high school and i'm working with mod as a part of my surfbs program and one thing i will be doing in collaboration with the council and addressing or helping organize action items and getting to know the council members specifically to help assist them with their needs and interests and ideas pertaining to action items and anything else. that's all. >> thank you for your comment. and welcome. is there anyone else in-person for public comment? okay. >> [indiscernible] >> hello. >> good afternoon. my name is paul [indiscernible] >> paul, could you speak into the mic, please? very sorry. >> sure. sure. maybe i'll hold it. thank you very much. good afternoon again. my name is paul bendicts and just visiting here today to get a sense of the committee and what the experience is like of being here, but i did on the way encounter interesting obstuicals and just wanted to somehow put into the public record. one

to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.

to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.real quickly, david ono na stranger to angelinos. he's the anchor of

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or be

to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.thank you. welcome. i'm going to be talking to you about my book today. the esthetic cold war, decolonization and global literature. i want to thank the commonwealth institute of black studies for making this event possible today. my pride act is about the effect the cold war, especially the effect of the competing ocean between the united states and the soviet union on literatures and the development of writing in the world what was then called third world is now called sometimes the developing world or, the global south. so there been

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or be

displays yesterday, pro-palestinian protesters, opposite side of the country, blocked entrances to jfkport and lax in los angeles. traffic was snarled to a halt, they were locking hands and disrupting the road. people missed flights because of this. >> joey: this should be illegal, especially on airports. if pilots and attendants can't get to work and a plane can't take off, an organ or a surgeon that has to be someone somewhere, lives could be lost. arrests should be made quickly. we see overseas the famsz video of the italian protest where a guy comes up and pulls them off and their hands were glued down. >> griff: we were showing you jfk. this in lax in los angeles. the police lapd had to go into riot gear, it became more unruly. you can see protesters being arrested here simply because of ability to get media coverage. look at people whose travel plans and people going to work and others disrupting their lives, calling for from the river to the sea, calling for abolition of the state of israel, something we talked about whether protestors fully understand what they are trying to do

the jfk dallas story. so well and so respectfully and how we could tell this story differently and respectful and augment the rest of the day how our our morning story the way they tell me. but the rest of the day story. so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. and we found avenues and folks who have relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston and and so that was a that was a gooecti as well. f thkennedys attended the ribbon cutting for the event, but caroline s very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter and we were very proud to know that we had touched her and the family recognized what we were trying to accomplish here in fort worth, carved in the in the water wall, is a phrase that we found during the developme

the jfk dallas story. so well and so respectfully and how we could tell this story differently and respectful and augment the rest of the day how our our morning story the way they tell me. but the rest of the day story. so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. and we found avenues and folks who have relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston and and so that was a as a good connection as well none of the kennedys attended the ribbon cutting for the event,ole did send a very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter and we were very proud to know that we had touched her and the family recognized what we were trying to accomplish here in fort worth, carved in the in the water wall, is a phrase that we found during the d

the jfk dallas story. so well and so respectfully and how we could tell this story differently and respectful and augment the rest of the day how our our morning story the way they tell me. but the rest of the day story. so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. and we found avenues and folks who have relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston and and so that was a as a good connection as well none of the kennedys attended the ribbon cutting for the event,arole did send a very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter and we were very proud to know that we had touched her and the family recognized what we were trying to accomplish here in fort worth, carved in the in the water wall, is a phrase that we found during the

the jfk dallas story. so well and so respectfully and how we could tell this story differently and respectful and augment the rest of the day how our our morning story the way they tell me. but the rest of the day story. so part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. and we found avenues and folks who have relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston and and so that was a that was a good connection a well. none of the keende the ribbon cutting for the event, but caroline did send a ry gcious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter and we were very proud to know that we had touched her and the family recognized what we were trying to accomplish here in fort worth, carved in the in the water wall, is a phrase that we found during the

at jfk airport protests blocking the roadway, some travelers had to get out and start walking to makeheir flight. 26 of those arrests yesterday were made at jfk blocking traffic, port authority dispatched two report buses to help travelers make it to the airport on time to hopefully catch their flight. a similar situation at lax in los angeles where protesters had free palestine as they locked hands and stood in the roadway bringing traffic to a standstill. protesters, construction debris, roadsigns, tree branches and blocks of concrete to block the road. investigators say demonstrators attacked cars and a cop who was thrown to the ground. that officer was not seriously hurt. one person was arrested for battery on a police officer in 36 arrested for riding according to authorities. the police department posting this on x. the only objective is to ensure public safety for all while facilitating the first amendment rights of those peacefully demonstrating. this was not a peaceful demonstration. we know more protests are planned in coming days across the country. that's not a surprise. w

at jfk airport, demonstrators blocked the roadway, forcing some to get out of their cars and walk with their bags, just hoping to make the flight. watch. >> free, free palestine. >> free, free palestine. >> more than two dozen people were arrested at jfk facing charges for disorderly traffic and blocking traffic there, not what people wanted to see on the busiest travel week. port authority sent some busses to pick them up. and similar at lax, protestors stood in the road bringing traffic to a standstill. the group used construction debris, road signs, even blocks of concrete and tree branches to block the roadway, whatever they could get the hands on. even attacked a cop, listen. >> when they heard the unlawful assembly was declared, some started to leave the area and others became aggressive with the police officers. one police officer was thrown to the ground by a protestors. >> thankfully the officer was not hurt. the person who attacked him charged with battery. at least 36 others were arrested for rioting in l.a. travelers support first amendment expression as long as it's peacef

somewhere at jfk airport, they are told we can get you a flight in four days so what did they do?om the airline and went home and had a nice christmas at home. >> a happy ending for really rich people. >> we will have to wait. >> what are your thoughts about this? >> are you sure mayor pete isn't working for the cease-fire? he is better at hindering transportation than any mob of protesters? every holiday travel season is the first one ever. i didn't see this coming. act like it is covid. surprised us. he has one job and acts like it is beneath his pay grade. he's on learning, not learning on the job. take some blame off him, travel season is always chaos. everyone is doing it among the season of the worst weather. we need to treat it like alternate parking on the olympics, if your social security number ends in an odd number you celibate christmas one year or stay home and the other part of the country does it and you flip it or like one group celebrates christmas in the summer time. i actually -- i now believe it. >> southwest airlines had a bad time. we will see if they fix the

january, a delta plane almost colliding with an american airlines flight that was on the wrong runway at jfk. the incidents prompting top aviation officials in november to testify on capitol hill that a shortage of air traffic controllers is leading to fatigue and distraction. since that incident, jetblue says it's developed new training for its pilots to better handle small airports without air traffic controllers. abc news, denver mola thank you. >> new overnight a plane burst into flames after crashing on a north carolina runway or highway . rather, the single engine aircraft went down last night on interstate 26, which is near asheville regional airport. two people were taken to the hospital. investigators say the plane reported having problems before it went down. the crash also knocked out power for a while to thousands of customers in the area. >> coming up, we got to talk thursday night football. the raiders blow out victory over the la chargers. >> it was never even close. and getting married. where else? at the airport. we'll tell you about it. you're watching world news now. >> to

video posted on social media showed travelers at jfk pushing through the protesters attempting to makeity leaders consider how to address anti-semitism on campus, students are tucker to legal tool how much power and federal funding those colleges have. fox business correspondent lydia hu reports tonight from new york. good evening, lydia. >> good evening, bret. students are suing the university of pennsylvania, nyu, carnegie mellon and berkeley in separate complaints. they claim the universities have violated title 6 of the civil rights act of 1964. which prohibits programs that receive federal funds from discriminating based on race, color, or national origin. lawyers say some jewish students are scared by the school's response to student protests and reports of anti-semitism following the october 7th hamas terror attack. one student, who is suing upenn described a recent on campus protest. >> when there is class happening on campus, and there are people with bull horns chanting intifada which means an armed uprising throughout campus, that is not allowed. when this happened for eight

over at jfk airport protestors blocked the roads and some travelers had to walk with their bags to try to make their flight. watch. [shouting] >> that was really not fun for those travelers trying to get to their flights. 26 arrests yesterday remained at jfk for disorderly conduct and blocking traffic. the port authority dispatched two airport buses to pick up the travelers to help them reach the airport safely and on time. a similar situation at lax if los angeles. one of the busiest airports in the country. protestors holding banners that read divest from genocide and free palestinian as they locked their hands and stood in the roadway t. protestors used anything from construction debris that they could find, road signs, tree branches and blocks of concrete to block that road. investigators say the demonstrators attacked uninvolved cars. people that had nothing to do with it trying to pick up people at the airport and a police officer was thrown to the ground there. that officer was not badly hurt. one person was also arrested for battery on a cop. at least 36 others were arrested fo

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or be

it is fitting that are hosting tonight's conversation here at the jfk library where we celebrate life and accomplishments of our nation's fifth president, john kennedy was the first president to conduct a live televised co

gavin even quoted jfk without plagiarizing. >> jfk said that the holidays remind all of us to dedicateughts to others, that mercy and compassion are enduring virtues. it is more blessed to give then to receive. 2 harley, are the kids ready? kick off the countdown. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. happy holidays california. cement joining me now carly who has a big book out. >> i do. it would make a good christmas gift. not everybody cooking with that. i was outraged by seasons greetings and happy holidays. i think you are onto something i hadn't considered. california wins can be strong and that would mess with his perfectly combed hair. >> we wouldn't want anything flying off the tree and screwing around with his coif. what an excuse. they said they were under threat. they said these palestinian protesters were going to ruin christmas. they had to go inside to do it. does that look like this was done at the last second? spent what better way to stand up to the protesters than to say we are going to cancel this big event and let you win. they are is that. also, it could be that he really loves going vir

nearly 200 arrived at the big apple from texas after their flight to new york's jfk airporo was divertedelphia due to inclement weather. a spokesperson for the mayor's office calling it inhumane and saying texas e governor greg abbott is treatn humans like political pawns. mayor adams announced newe guidelines and stricter the penalties today for those bringing the busloads ofam migrants. over in chicago, and their brandon johnson is using the c to slow the flow for what he calls "rogue bus operators." the state is also paying temp$160 million from a fund to temporarily house migrants and hotels with chicago officials expectin fg at least four grant buses to arrive in the city byve sunday. >> as buses continue to arrive in the city of chicago and all over the country, the type ofnit chaos that has been administered has left many of our local economies under a tremendous amount of duress.t' >> governor greg abbott's office telling us in part his state will continue busing migrants to sanctuary cities until president biden steps up and does his job to secure the border. here in new york ci

to ski over in europe, they wers at jfk airport, ready to go. you w flight in four days." what did they do?wh theyat packed up the kids, got their luggage back from the airline, went home, and had a nice christmas at home. >> greg: that's a happy ending for really rich people who get to ski. [laughter] >> jesse: the swiss ski chalet will have to wait. >> greg: what are your thoughts about this?ayor >> greg: are you sure he's not working for the cease-fire? is better at hindering transportation then any mob of filmin g protesters.gu every holiday travel season is, the very first one ever. "i didn't see this coming!" he acts like it's covid.wo "this just surprised us!" h ashe has one job and he acts li it's beneath his pay grade. he's unlearning, not learning on ththe job. to take some blame off him, the travel season is always chaos because everybody is doing it once, and among a season of thee worst weather. i think we neen d to treat it l alternate parking, or like thepk olympics. if your social security number ends in an odd number, then you c

boston logan hardest hit with 20% of flights canceled following faa ground stops and delays new york jfk, laguardia, chicago o'hare and atlanta feeling the ripple effect of the rain and wind >> i have to fly so do what i have to do to get home >> instead of going from charlotte, north carolina to florida we're going to dallas, texas and then to florida. >> reporter: today's storm a stress test before a record 39 million people start flying wednesday through january 2nd and coming the same day southwest airlines agreed to pay the biggest government fine ever, $140 million, 30 times bigger than previous airline delay fines. for its massive meltdown last christmas that started with a snowstorm in denver, then crippled southwest operations nationwide 17,000 flights canceled 2 million passengers affected many stranded for days unable to reach southwest agents, get quick refunds or lost luggage. $90 million of that mega fine will fund vouchers for future passengers affected by future flight disruptions. >> it's not just about holding southwest accountable but really shaping better choices acro

phone calls in support of donald trump after trump insulted his wife's looks and said his dad killed jfknough for trump to say ted cruz's dad was a murderer he had to make him an assassin [ light laughter ] and cruz just took it. if anyone accused my dad of being an assassin, i would laugh in their face because larry meyers would make a terrible assassin. [ light laughter ] for one thing, my dad couldn't sneak up a set of stairs to save his life [ light laughter ] when he's coming, you know he's coming second, the idea that my dad could quietly put a sniper rifle together give me a break. i mean - he'd have all the pieces out, looking at the instructions, cursing to himself at every step "ah, this [ bleep ] scope doesn't fit! [ light laughter ] and if he shoots like he golfs, everybody duck [ light laughter ] where were we? oh, right, my dad rules and ted cruz is a weirdo for example. yesterday at a gathering of fellow conservative weirdos in phoenix, cruz decided to become even more off-putting when he said this about joe biden. >> we have a president of the united states who his team c

similar protests were held at jfk airport in new york. police there arrested 28 people. >>> nbc news was invited by the israeli military to get a firsthand look at northern gaza amid the ongoing war with hamas. taking a look now at what soldiers say is the largest hamas tunnel yet. >> the israeli defense force says it knew about the tunnel, just not how close it was to israeli territory. soldiers believe they have cleared hamas from the tunnel, but they are still guarding the entrance. today the military says it is expanding its offensive into a new battle zone, refugee camps in central gaza. as nbc's josh lederman reports, residents have been ordered to leave. >> reporter: despite all the international pressure from the u.s. and other nations to scale back or stop the war, israel's government says it's intensifying its attacks both in the southern gaza strip at khan yunis and at refugee camps in central gaza. we heard from the french government saying they're gravely concerned by that announcement with the fact they continue to increase

a lot of it happens at jfk airport. up to a half million packages come here each day. >> are defined counterfeit items? >> through our expertise, there are targeting systems, through risk analysis, through our partnerships. through our intelligence. we are able to use that to target packages based on capacities and the like. >> these officers see at all. >> in a lot of cases, we don't know what is in there. when you test them, you find some alarming chemicals or dust products or rat poison. >> many packaged to look like the real thing. >> here is our biggest concern. you have unapproved contact lenses being shipped here. this is scary. this is something that people are using as a legitimate contact once. >> they say that cpt needs to do better. it one to the agency about holes in their enforcement in a 2020 report that concluded that its primary enforcement is not counterfeiting goods in small packages. >> the sheer number of small packages coming in was a major challenge for them. it is 2 million packages per day. >> l

jfk obviously was very affected by his sister's story.hat, i think, 100% had an effect on his policy, which was the community mental health care act. which, he kind of turned away from many of the institutions in a bid to create a community care model, which would take people out of these warehouses where people were mistreated and abused and neglected and have people treated in the community. that was the ideal of it. unfortunately, he died before any of this was actually actualized. and the result was that these community care models were not enacted, and the money did not follow the patients even though the hospitals did close. susan: you write that the second step of that was when lyndon johnson came into office with the signing of medicare and medicaid in 1965. what happened at that point that affected federal policy on mental health treatment? susannah: there is something called the imd exclusion, which eliminated funding for any hospitals that had more than 16 beds. that just, again, facilitated the mass closure of a lot of these b

jfk obviously was very affected by his sister's story.hat, i think, 100% had an effect on his licy, which was the community mental health care act. which, he kind of turned away from many of the institutions in a bid to create a community care model, which would take people out of these warehouses where people were mistreated and abused and neglected and have people treated in the community. that was the ideal of it. unfortunately, he died before any of this was actually actualized. and the result was that these community care models were not enacted, and the money did not follow the patients even though the hospitals did close. susan: you write that the second step of that was when lyndon johnson came into office with the signing of medicare and medicaid in 1965. what happened at that point that affected federal policy on mental health treatment? susannah: there is something called the imd exclusion, which eliminated funding for any hospitals that had more than 16 beds. that just, again, facilitated the mass closure of a lot of these big

. >> and the light display and twine also debuted along the jfk prominent in front of peacock meadow there in golden gate park. the display was designed by local visual artist. charles got a can and made possible through a partnership with the san francisco parks alliance. really cool their tree lighting guests were also treated to a 30 minute winter light show at the san francisco conservatory runs 30 minutes after sunset. every night during the holidays. >> coming up next, in sports, the forty-niners continue their preparation for the rematch with the >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners continued their prep for seattle today. san francisco is a double-digit favorite but division game. they're always weird and frankly, it's hard to beat a team twice in the same season, although the niners have dominated the series as of late either way. brock purdy isn't looking past anyone on that seahawks roster. >> they are good players, people some really have lot of experience and stuff. obviously bobby wagner and dickson. the backfield the some boys that are playing corner that i've

other parts of the country that not so good at jfk. you're seeing some delays there looks like some cold stormy weather across the country's midsection could cause some more problems as we head in toward tomorrow. look at the storm system just churning its way across the central plains starting to stretch its way through wichita. they're seeing some snow there behind that. some blizzard conditions gusting to 40 miles an hour. plus and throw in some snow on top of that, making a rough across parts of the rockies and then further out east. you've storm clouds rolling long the eastern seaboard and bringing some rain there. but this whole storm system go to slowly track across the country's midsection, slowly churning its way toward the east coast all along this line is where you're going to see some of the heavy snow falling. and of course, that could affect start places like roll in that direction. all on the east coast into cincinnati. behind we've more threat of more, a blizzard-like conditions and some heavy snow. all right. that bein

but you make your way across the country jfk have some issues there. some delays there, some cold weather. and yes, even some snow making its way across the country. so folks coming home from the holiday, this what you're looking at, you can see a pretty significant storm system now making its way across the northern plains and watches. it just kind of rolls its way slowly toward the eastern seaboard along that path. it is going to bring with a strong gusty winds. some cold temperatures and yes, more snow on the backside of it continue to work its way further south to the east coast. going to see more of that activity. and of course, that could likely cause some more delays across the country over the next. 24 to 36 hours. temperatures cold to you've got 34 in bismarck. 34 lincoln 37 for a high wichita tomorrow. like the warmer weather got to have all the way down. 2 parts of southern california in florida. we see 60's and some 70's there. otherwise some cold temperatures across the u.s. not so bad around the bay area. things looking okay. driving arou

anymore proof left radical tactics, enraged marchers blocking roads to jfk and lax airports.llegal. six other protesters after unhinged anti-semitic rampage through new york. brook goldstein, they keep pursuing this approach. >> pete, thank you for having me and highlights this issue. terminology so important here. these are not pro-palestinian protests. these are prohamas riots. strategy to intimidate american people. adapt anti-isreal proterror policy. that is not going to happen. mayor adams strong words for the people who were running a muck through new york city. unfortunately not one person has been arrested over 1,000 people engaged in property destruction. jewish stores targeted. in front of nypd officers. they did nothing. we should bring out national guard. they were brought out for blm. what is happening on the streets of america right now poses a great national security threat. we are all threatened when proterror mobs running around the streets of america. there are no consequences. >> what they are doing is violence. rioting. looting. cameras, yet they determine

lauderdale overnight, the three airports posting the most delays were boston and new york's laguardia and jfk. so with that, let's get the accuweather forecast from justin popovic. justin ryan and thanks. >> low pressure means business. that's right. more wet weather, some heavy rain from boston to portland, along with gusty winds going throughout your monday. some holiday traveling here early in the week. there can be some major travel delays followed by turn to colder monday night to tuesday, along with snow off the great lakes and into the higher terrain. meanwhile, holiday travel into the upcoming weekend. the interior west looking quite active with rain and mountain snow. rhiannon andrew, back to you. >> thank you justin. now overseas where a long range missile launch is signaling a renewal of north korea's weapons testing activities, south korea says the missile flew more than 600 miles before landing in the water between korea and japan. it was kim jong un's first long range missile test in about five months. north korea also launched a short range missile over the weekend. >> defense

and then at a wall street heliport taking people to and from manhattan to jfk in minutes. i asked head of product to give us a briefing on where the project stands and how soon we might be able to get a ride ourselves. good morning, eric. so these are real aircraft, they carry real human pilots performing real missions. >> that's right. thanks for having me on this morning. >> so this is something that is happening now. we've all seen this as sort of a dream or is this a test bed, that sort of thing. but you've got these flying in the air as does the air force. >> sthaert. so jobys that been around since 2009 and have been working really hard at this problem for over ten years. we've been flying the pre-production prototype for about four years. and we've done over 1,000 test flights with these aircraft. and we just rolled out our production prototype back in june and first one of those aircraft is what we delivered to the air force. >> and i'm surprised by how quite these things are. i'll put up a noise map here so the viewer can see it. regular helicopters will be on the

new york jfk, laguardia, chicago o'hare and atlanta feeling the ripple effect of the rain and wind. >> i have to fly. so do what i have to do to get home. >> instead of going from charlotte, north carolina to florida we're going to dallas, texas and then to florida. >> reporter: today's storm a stress test before a record 39 million people start flying wednesday through january 2nd and coming the same day southwest airlines agreed to pay the biggest government fine ever, $140 million, 30 times bigger than previous airline delay fines. for its massive meltdown last christmas that started with a snowstorm in denver, then crippled southwest operations nationwide. 17,000 flights canceled. 2 million passengers affected. many stranded for days unable to reach southwest agents, get quick refunds or lost luggage. $90 million of that mega fine will fund vouchers for future passengers affected by future flight disruptions. >> it's not just about holding southwest accountable but really shaping better choices across the industry for the future so that something like this can't happen again. >> r

achieved, they never thought they would come into the country and the american dream would be living at jfk airport. that's not the american dream. what we have seen is there were no plans in place and panic has that in. a few weeks ago probably the first and last mayor and i will agree on, he said this issue promote the migrants coming in could destroy new york. in essence, on broadway. now what we see is to have a letter many of you referenced, a letter from governor kathy hochul, president biden asking for the places, national for, also talked using military bases to house these minor. prior to becoming a member of congress is proud to serve as a member of the greatest police in the world, nypd i look back now on my brother sisters and blue he called potentially their office, aviation, members of special operation, different specialized units within the nypd and the constitution to to stand that line between good and evil. not only did new york state and the democratic policies of the country legitimately take the handcuffs off of police and put it off criminals and put on but now they w

january, a delta plane almost colliding with an american airlines flight that was on the wrong runway at jfk. the incidents prompting top aviation officials in november to testify on capitol hill that a shortage of air traffic controllers is leading to fatigue and distraction. since that incident, jetblue says it's developed new training for its pilots to better handle small airports without air traffic controllers. mola lenghi, abc news, denver mola thank you. >> turning now to a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. it's going to be stormy in the south for the next two days. today into tonight, there'll be a big storm coming out of the rockies into east texas with heavy rain. dallas southward on saturday, a big, big storm hits florida with gusty winds and heavy rain. even some thunderstorms look at the rain pile up this weekend across florida. yellow is two inches, orange is four inches. going to be a soaker this weekend. that storm moves up the coast with rain and wind. the western half of the country looks good though. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coscaron. coming up, the

january, a delta plane almost colliding with an american airlines flight that was on the wrong runway at jfk. the incidents prompting top aviation officials in november to testify on capitol hill that a short and of air traffic controllers is leading to fatigue and distraction. david, ultimately, that jetblue plane safely diverted here to denver. since that incident, jetblue says it's developed new training for its pilots to better handle small airports without air traffic controllers, david. >> david: that was really something. mola, thank you. >>> the major headline overseas tonight. the hamas threat elsewhere. tonight, major raids from denmark to germany, with hamas allegedly plotting revenge attacks in europe now. officials in copenhagen announcing the arrests of seven suspects in a joint investigation with israeli intelligence. german police arresting four suspected members of hamas, accused of gathering weapons for a potential attack on jewish institutions there. meanwhile, here in the u.s., we've been reporting here that fbi director christopher wray has repeatedly warned of the threa

january a delta plane almost colliding with an american airlines flight that was on the wrong runway at jfk. the incidents prompting top aviation officials in november to testify on capitol hill that a shortage of air traffic controllers is leading to fatigue and distraction. david, ultimately, that jetblue plane safely diverted here to denver. since that incident, jetblue says it's developed new training for its pilots to better handle small airports without air traffic controllers, david. >> david: that was really something. mola lenghi tonight. mola, thank you. >>> the major headline overseas tonight. the hamas threat elsewhere. tonight, major raids from denmark to germany, with hamas allegedly plotting revenge attacks in europe now. officials in copenhagen announcing the arrests of seven suspects in a joint investigation with israeli intelligence. german police arresting four suspected members of hamas, accused of gathering weapons for a potential attack on jewish institutions there. meanwhile, here in the u.s., we've been reporting here that fbi director christopher wray has repeatedly

sure budden jfk first catholic president in american history. he was proud of his faith. >> i am a catholic. no catholic ever elected president. real issues have been obscured. not what kind of church i believe in. that should be important only to me but what kind of america i believe in. >> jesse: rfk jr. running for president, also a catholic. would you as president fire fbi director? >> i would certainly question him about these issues, i think you are right to point out the difference application of ethics here on a political line we were horrified during the 1960s fbi had infiltrated civil rights movement. infiltrated antiwar movement you pointed out after 9/11 and infiltrating innocent americans attending mosque. last couple of years, covid, ths found also be doing the same thing with the medical freedom of -- i think this is where it should not be a par san issue. wewed all be concerned. my father, jesse first week as attorney general, he was the senior law enforcement officer in the country and attorney general in charge of the fbi. he c