here to discuss is wichita city councilman brandon johnson. brandon, great to see you. last week you told me how the statue represented hope, and the theft of it still didn't rob you and the community of hope. what does this show, this show of generosity after the heart ache of it being stolen and destroyed? what's the message now sent? and how is that helping to heal so many who felt so wounded from this? >> thank you for having me. the generosity of the community both in kansas and outside of kansas has been amazing. the coverage has been amazing. we're so grateful for that. it's great to see that the money has been raised and the statue can be there and that hope was truly worth it. folks really believe and now they see it can happen. we're excited to be able to have enough funds to get that statue back. we've been in talks with league 42 as well to see how we can secure it better. >> so this time there might be some kind of security watch or reinforcements or something. i'm sure it was really wonderful for it to be so accessible, for people to touch it, be close. bu

um, our partners over at the wichita eagle, the newspaper, um, over in wichita had actually met up withears ago ahead of the super bowl. um, he started, you know, building his house and building his little mini arrowhead stadium about five years ago. and he's built it all himself. he was such a character here. um, and, you know, he's telling us the whole town was really excited that we were coming to town. they talked about it at their church, at congregation in the morning. so that was super sweet to see. and he was just such a character. and you could tell he was just he loves the chiefs and he loves, you know, the attention that he's getting from it. >> you know, nfl football is something else because, uh, this game like no other captures america's attention. even if you're not a big fan. so you're out there. have you by accident, maybe run into fans of 40 niners here and there? >> uh, yes. actually in a place you wouldn't expect it to in guymon, oklahoma, because our car has two flags on it. a guy came up next to us and just rolled down his window and said, go, go, go, 49ers. so we

right now the husband and wife team from wichita. trey and tracey filter. trey.ang, bang, you hear that, then what upon has? >> my son asked if those were gunshots. i told him, most likely not from where we were standing it didn't seem that was the case. then there is a big scramble in the crowd seems like we hear somebody -- i hear somebody yell get him. i look to my left and see a flash and i tackle that individual. this other gentleman other aids me in that. it was pretty quick thing. >> ainsley: wow, we're so glad you were there and you were not injured. you have two sons, a 12 year old and 15 year old. you pulled them out of school and drove three hours to go to that because you are huge chiefs fans. the boys were excited and this happens. casey, what was your role in all of this? >> well, after they tackled the guy, i guess the gun fell out and landed at my feast. i looked down and i immediately thought i needed to get it away. i took it and put it by the wall near me and another gentleman came and stood next to me. >> steve: what kind of gun? >> it was an

the statue was cut from its base last moment at a wichita park where only its feet remained, and burntthe statue were found five days later in a trash can at a nearby park. >> what a foolish thing. just mean spirited and foolish. bertha, thank you very much. >>> media stocks on the move. let's bring in julia now with more. hey, julia. >> reporter: media stocks are getting hit hard. paramount is down about 2%, but that company's stock was down as much as 4% earlier this morning after it announced it's laying off 3% of its workforce. this follows after last night, the company announced a record 123 million people watched the super bowl. shares are down about 2.5%. some other media giants are trading lower. roku shares are down about 4% ahead of earnings, coming up on thursday afternoon. and warner brothers discovery, shares are down about 4% after an analyst note yesterday lowered earnings estimates for the studios, citing "aquaman" underperformance. disney shares are in the green, now up 1% after yesterday. disney's board sent a letter to shareholders emphasizing the company's strong re

now, the fuselage of course is produced by spirit aerosystems in wichita. that's essentially the tube. the plane itself, they deliver the tube to boeing, boeing creates a plane out of it. misdrilled holes. this coming a month after we have the midair blowout involving the door plug on the 737 max 9 over portland when the side of the plane came off. a short time ago, the faa, deputy administrator provided an update on the fact that now there's a problem with the fuselage and newly discovered holes drilled inappropriately in the fuselage. take a listen. >> boeing let us know that there was an issue with two holes drilled for a window frame on some undelivered 737 max aircraft, and we're handling the issue through our continued operational safety process. and we'll ensure that those airplanes meet all safety standards before we can approve them for delivery. >> the faa continues to investigate why there has been some sort of a quality control breakdown at boeing. boeing for its part says this is now going to mean that 50 new maxes will be delayed coming off th

you can see 20s in rapid city, a big difference from places like wichita, upper 70s chicago will hit 77 degrees today but has a big temperature tumble as we get into tomorrow a high of 27 degrees for tomorrow temperatures will continue to be in the mid-60s for80s in dallas. mid-70s in amarillo. and partly cloudy skies expected in new orleans >> thanks so much, angie >>> we're back in a moment with why the biden administration wants to bag a grocery store merger >>> why wendy's menu may cost more, depending on time and demand more, depending on time a demand. how do i clean an aioli stain? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? use tide. can cold water clean white socks? it can with tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. this is chocolate, right? -just use... -tide...yeah. no matter who's doing it, on what cycle, or in what temperature, tide works. so i can focus on all the other questions. do crabs have eyebrows? ahh... for all of life's laundry questions, it's got to be tide. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives yo

wichita heads to 70 degrees today, chicago in the upper 50s, omaha into the upper 50s, denver even hitting the mid 60s tomorrow lubbock is going to feel like summer, 85 degrees in february we have tulsa headin indianapolis hits 50 degrees this afternoon new york city heads to the upper 30s. that's a look at your forecast >> thank you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with how much fraud cost americans last year. >>> and capitol hill wants to buy discover what it would mean for customers. what it would mean for customers. i get ready with new olay indulgent moisture body wash. it smells amazing and gives my skin over the top moisture! from dull to visibly glowing in 14 days! ♪♪ see the difference with olay. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, p

louis and wichita, heading to the low 60s today, temperatures running 10, 15, close to 20 degrees aboveormal for this time of year little rock will head to the upper 70s. upper 50s for cincinnati, roanoke into the low 60s continues tomorrow, not as intense warmth but above normal into friday. a bit of a cooldown into saturday, right back up to above normal in places like st. louis. 73 high monday low 70 clouds for new york, philadelphia and washington d.c. rain across portions of the interior northeast and the midwest. that's your forecast, richard, back to you. >> thanking so much. >>> trouble on tap at a brewery in minnesota watch the surveillance video caught the moment a beer tank valve burst, shooting suds out, knocking over the employee, who managed to get up, tried to plug it as beer gushed. the employee was not hurt, back channel brewing now named the ipa blow back. oof. the quadruple, whatever you want to call it "early today" is back with how boeing is changing course on the 737 max. >>> makers of the stanley tumblers face a wave of lawsuits they say don't hold water. d wat. .

preliminary reports shared by usgs that say shaking was felt in places like tulsa and even as far as wichita kansas one state over. >>> another major storm system will send another atmospheric river to the bay area. for most of today we will see light off and on showers. the next atmospheric river is tonight and will send heavy rain and gusty winds across the area well into tomorrow and flooding and wind damage will be possible even likely given the amount of wind energy in the atmosphere overhead. we settle into an unsettled showery pattern next week. we head through most of the day, off and on showers, that scattered pattern that we have seen. here comes the rain, already arriving as sun goes down especially for southern half of the bay area with widespread moderate to heavy rain, a similar compared to wednesday but it is falling on to already saturated soils and that does elevate the flooding threat, like trying to put water into an already saturated sponge. the heavy inaugural augusta will continue through the first half of sunday but earlier arrival of the rain today means it should mov

louis to wichita, 80s for amarillo and dallas chicago well above 20 degrees of normal dip in temperaturesy the end of the workweek into the weekend, st. louis, back to the mid-50s. but sundayr omaha, low 60s for chicago and mostly cloudy skies in indianapolis that's the forecast. back to you. >> 70s better be coming our way. >> i'll see what i can do. >>> in kansas city, two men in custody this morning -- rather a new york scientist i want to talk about, caught running what authorities call a "breaking bad" style meth lab. but way he got caught, walter white would never do that. matthew reported a burglary at his business but his alleged drug lab was also there police noticed broken glass that led to the clandestine lab with meth and ketamine. he's pleaded guilty. >>> "early today" is back with a new lawsuit with a sports streaming giant playing defense. and get ready for a day in the life of the fab four, the beatles biopics. biopics. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps that remove food and grease

. >>> a 45-year-old man in wichita, kansas, is under arrest for allegedly stealing and burning a statuebaseball icon jackie robinson. the first black player in major league baseball. police do not believe the theft last month was race-related. they say that the suspect intended to sell it for scrap metal. about $300,000 in donations have now poured in to replace the bronze statue. >>> major league baseball is making history not on the field but in the broadcasting booth. we'll tell you who next. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to del

. >> police in wichita, kansas arrest a man they say stole and dismantled a bronze. statue. that statue was found burned days after it was taken from a youth baseball park. the suspect rickie elder ready is charged with felony theft and aggravated damage to property. police say there's no evidence the crime was racially motivated. they think the suspect intended to sell the metal for scrap. >> a dangerous stunt caught on camera daredevils base jumping into the night downtown l a's now infamous graffiti towers. that's 30's are struggling too. keep tigers and other thrill-seekers away from the now abandoned skyscrapers. the lapd recently announced plans to beef up patrols to prevent people from entering them. police have arrested at least 18 people in recent days. the la city council also ordered the developers to clean up the property and improve security. >> wedding bells and train wreck. we're ringing for bay area. couple more ceremony coming up next. >> plus, the warriors gearing up to take on the clippers. we are live from chase center after the break. is it possi

in an unrelated incident in 2017 in wichita, kansas, a man was shot and killed by police when they camehome because of one of those fake calls. major, if this suspect is convicted, he faces up to 65 years behind bars. >> major: with the details and consequences, jeff pegues, thank you. dissent secretary lloyd austin took questions for the first time today since his emergency hospitalization last month. austin apologized for keeping the white house from his colleagues, and the public in the dark about his prostate cancer treatment. cbs's david martin reports austin also addressed the expected response to the fatal drone attack on u.s. soldiers in jordan. >> reporter: walking slowly and with a limp, defense secretary lloyd austin entered the pentagon briefing room to apologize for keeping his bout with prostate cancer secret, even from president biden. >> i should have informed my boss. i did not. that was a mistake. and again, i apologize to him for my choice. >> reporter: austen had been diagnosed with a cancer that afflicts one in six black men. >> it was a gut punch. and frankly, my f

in an unrelated incident in 2017 in wichita, kansas, a man was shot and killed by police when they camehis home because of one of those fake calls. major, if this suspect is convicted, he faces up to 65 years behind bars. >> major: with the details and consequences, jeff pegues, thank you. defense secretary lloyd austin took questions for the first time today since his emergency hospitalization last month. austin apologized for keeping the white house, his colleagues, and the public in the dark about his prostate cancer treatment. cbs's david martin reports austin also addressed the expected response to the fatal drone attack on u.s. soldiers in jordan. >> reporter: walking slowly and with a limp, defense secretary lloyd austin entered the pentagon briefing room to with prostate cancer secret,ut- even from president biden. >> i should have informed my boss. i did not. that was a mistake. and again, i apologize to him for not doing so. >> reporter: austin had been diagnosed with a cancer that afflicts one in six black men. >> it was a gut punch. and frankly, my first instinct was to keep

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the firm to flagship food group that will move production to mount ridge, kansas, 40 miles north of wichita, a tiny town with less than 5% of its population. hispanic flagship, which has other california businesses, says moving it to kansas safeguards la tortillas ability to make the best tortillas at fair prices in expanded facilities to serve existing and new customers. though some employees may be able to work remotely, most will be given severance packages based on seniority. but the family of employees will be gone . >> we have a love for each other and a passion for the process where it's just a very supportive environment. we all want to see each other succeed and we all want to see the company succeed. if this wasn't enough for the north bay, another internationally known original from petaluma, camelback will. >> they'll be moving as well. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> an outbreak work on of an illness on board a cruise ship to tell you about that arrived in san francisco yesterday. in fact, that that situation is now being investigated by the cdc. cunard says that 128 out of 1

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. >> kron four's wichita follow him as he and police officers walk the streets soliciting solutions to stop the rising crime. >> hitting the streets alongside oakland police officers. city council member dan kalb spent wednesday morning stopping by businesses in north oakland, which we hope by seconds into this conversation with mama's royal cafe manager martine quite lot. it was clear safety is an issue for his employees and customers raking one year. the outside. >> windows car windows. >> that somebody patrons say more cops on the streets could help reduce and solve crimes. i just got window broken out and my truck yesterday. >> down the street and safe like when to replace. that's this is called sports walk with police since he says crime started to steadily rise 2 years last year, a resolution he authored passed in the city council addressing public safety. he says the city is currently implementing the actions, including hiring and retaining more dispatchers to improve response times and adding high-tech cameras at busy corridors that make sure that we have walking beat officers

we came from wichita. it was kind of cool because they were pretty excited. people say they can't wait to cheer on their team tigers and they're also happy to get early jump on. things were just trying to be some of that. the crown as well as the delays that read international is already seeing a search. >> and those crowds will just get crazier as we countdown to the big game. we're telling people who are coming in just the we're we're hoping to get everyone to where they want to go. read spokesperson heidi hayes tells me they've been preparing for the influx of commercial flights for months. >> southern nevada, it will also be packed with private planes. so a slight reservation program is in place to make sure everything runs smoothly. the faa and the nfl put into place what's called a slot program. basically it's reservation for the private jets coming in because they want to meet or that traffic no matter how they get here. those we spoke with say they can't wait to see what's in store. so we're going to show up in big attendance this year as they experie

but i was disturbed this week by the news that a statue of jackie robinson was stolen from a wichitas park. and later found burned beyond repair, in a trash can. thankfully, major league baseball will replace the statue this wednesday. the pro baseball pioneer won 105th year. and the mlb has also pledged funding for the primarily urban youth league that uses the park in honor of robinson's famous number 42. but still congressman, what do you take away from yet a now they're frmonument to a black trail blazer, being vandalized, as we open black history month in this political climate? >> well as you just said, we are starting black history month. and what do we have? we have a tragic incident where these vandals stole jackie robinson statue, and later it was found burned. what does that say about the nature of the civility, and our politics, the attacks on blackness and black people in n this country. we talk about our history and the systemic racism and discrimination. there are some who want to rewrite this history, deny that slavery even existed. they don't want to associate it as

the salary of a newbie lawyer started at $200,000. but pompeo is leaving for kansas, in the town of wichitaer of american aircraft manufacturing, with three accomplices with no experience in the industry, they create their own company with the participation of the koch industries corporation, they buy up aerospace enterprises around kansas and mikey becomes a figurehead for the koch political lobbyists in aviation, the oil business, the high technology sector, then he uses their money to enter congress, and in his person they get their man in the committee. america is a force for good in the middle east. pompeo's entire political career is a creation hotbeds of tension in countries where there is oil or through which its traffic passes. the focus of efforts is the entire middle east. trump’s foreign policy intentions, which pompeo successfully ignored, forced him to actually break the inf treaty with russia. the russians are sowing discord and mistrust among the citizens of the united states and other countries, from belarus to zimbabwe. pompeo did not allow trump to withdraw american troop

the middle of country a different story feeling like spring from wichita to amarillo and even chicagomal this time of year. jonathan, they're going to hit a high of 57. we're so close to spring across the region. >> we're getting there. thank you so much. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. >> still ahead here on "way too early," republican presidential candidate nikki haley is expected to give a major speech today. we'll have a preview of that and a look at the state of the republican race ahead of this weekend's south carolina primary. we're back in just a moment. when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. maybe we'll even get married one day. i wonder what i will be doing? probably still living here with mom and dad. fast reliable speeds right where you need them. that's wall-to-wall wifi on the xfinity

75 degrees in wichita today. 80s on tap for amarillo.chicago is going to run 35 degrees above normal and still feel like spring tomorrow, 50s in detroit, upper 60s for memphis. we see things cooling down slightly back to norm here by the end of the workweek and into early parts of our weekend, but saint lewis will go to the middle 50s, chicago hits 57 degrees on sunday as well. jonathan, back over to you. >> so first hints of spring. angie lassman, thank you so much. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. still ahead here on "way too early," we'll bring you new reporting house republicans are predicting a government shutdown when funding runs out next month. we'll bring you the very latest from capitol hill when we come right back. capitol hill when we right back when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all

there are preliminary reports shared that said the shaking was full-time in places like tulsa and even wichita, kansas, one state over. >>> another major storm system will send another atmospheric river. for most of today we'll see light off and on showers like the past couple days. the atmospheric river moves in tonight and will send heavy rain and gusty winds across the bay area into tomorrow. both flooding and wind damage will be possible and likely given the amount of wind energy. then we settle into an unsettled showery pattern next week. let's track this hour by hour. through most of the day, off and on showers, that scattered pattern that we have seen. here is the rain arriving as the sun goes down especially for the southern half of the bay area with widespread moderate to heavy, a system compared to wednesday but it is falling on already saturated soils and that really elevates flooding threat like trying to put more water into a saturated sponge. the heavy rain will continue through the first half of sunday but the earlier arrival of the rain today means it should move out faster on

of those can be traced back to the fuselage production problems coming out of spirit's facility in wichitaeau, appreciate it. welcome in now, nancy dangler. nancy, taking a flyer on spirit air systems or staying away? >> i saw your tweet last night, brian. very brave. very brave. listen, i think there's a big problem here. phil totally nailed it in his discussion. it is a quality control and cultural problem. since the first crash, this stock is down 60% in october of 2010. down 60%, averaging free cash flow that's only going to get worse, as we see delays of some of these planes now on the fuselage issue. they're in contract negotiations with boeing and airbus. as an interim ceo, which is exactly how we saw a ceo of boeing, i think there are better places to be. you've got a pop and stop from last week. i would run for the exits. this is a sell and buy. >> so, and review cannot be more direct. i didn't even think twice about it. some people do. by the way, faa administrator michael whitaker, just breaking news. i will put my hand to my ear. >>> michael whitaker, faa demonstrator, will be

it has created thousands and thousands just a hometown wichita can't conform come to say japanese, european companies want to, invest in america great jobs come south koreans now investing in those amounts of money in taxes to build semiconductor. think we should be in normalcy supportive of foreign direct investment when want to come on american terms and these are friends and allies. second, i did support the chips and science act it goes with a touch of reluctance in my heart that it was what our teams by the way secretary raimondo has been fantastic on this, i credit the biden administration come this is a set of technology that mattered and went none of it here at home. i think that's the quintessential model for when someone needs to use american taxpayer dollars as a form of industrial drafting when you be very careful about how and when we do that, and i prefer competition house up the bott when the competition is unfair and capital markets will not support an important technology for soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines, and if the queen do that. it's a the case if steel were so i

the faa has added 26 inspectors, 20 in washington, six in wichita, kansas. safety audit is ongoing, to which i asked mike whitaker this morning, has anything popped up yet, have you seen a red flag that makes us worse than is expected? >> we're waiting for all the data before we talk about that. you can assume that we haven't found anything that has caused us to make immediate action, but we are monitoring and collecting data. >> shares of boeing, whitaker will be in washington next week to firsthand take a look at the manufacturing of 737 maxes. he has been in steady contact with the ceo of boeing. you get the impression from talking with him, brian, that they know that they have a ways to go before they can make a determination about how to improve the safety culture at boeing in terms of being the oversight agency there. but you get the impression that he feels that they're making some progress here. there's still more steps that need to be explored. that will happen over the months to come. >> yes. okay. so spirit aerosystems is at session highs, stock i

. >> steve: they were from wichita they drove up with their sons. thank you so much. a day of so much fun to turn to tragedy, the country is in shock. kansas city is in shock. patrick mahomes posted this to x he said praying for kansas city. travis kelce posted on x i'm heart broken over the tragedy that took place. my heart is with all who came out to celebrate with us and have been affected. k.c. you mean the world to me. i just saw in the local kansas city paper that britney mahomes, the wife of the super bowl champ said super bowls will never be the same. >> ainsley: they won't. lawrence is out there covering crime. let's bring lawrence in this morning. he is in d.c. he has been traveling the country. one city on monday. another city tuesday. another one today. and it's always the same story. it's crime. >> lawrence: good morning, family. obviously we are mourning the loss there in missouri, but i think it's important to note that this is happening every day. i think when these mass shootings happening we hyper focus on just that one event. but, i think the decay

his previous book, nearly ten years ago, sons of wichita, a biography of the cook family, was a bestseller and received critical acclaim. his new books is an expansive history of the german -- who came to the united in the 19th century and helped create the the modern financial system while managing their own identities as --, bankers and americans. some of the names highlight it by daniel. names like goldman sachs and lehman will be familiar to. too many others like schiff and seligman, not so much, but all had very significant roles in transform the united states into a financial and underwriting of the 20th century's major companies. these powerful jewish families of new york were. profiled 57 years ago and steven birmingham's bestselling book, our crowd. but that as daniel notes in his introduction was this basically a work of social history? while his is intended as of a financial political and philanthropic one, daniel confesses at the outset that he was somewhat reluctant to write this with its portrait of these german-jewish dynasties. xers sizing their wealth and their power as so

> police in kansas making an arrest after someone stole a jackie robinson statue from a ballpark in wichitaue was later found burned and dismantled. police say the 45 year old suspect was planning to sell the statue for scrap metal. they're still looking for others who may have been involved in the theft. meantime, major league baseball is stepping in to help replace that statue. well, the new primary play by play announcer for the oakland a's will be making history this upcoming season. and that ball is shot into left field. well, jenny cavnar has been hired by the ace to call play by play for the team. this is the first time in mlb history that a woman will be the primary play by play voice for a major league team. she will call a majority of the games and abc sports california making that announcement today. she has nearly two decades of baseball experience, and prior to this position, she was the backup play by play announcer for the colorado rockies mlb team for the past 12 years. the latest report on inflation is out, and it's not showing any relief for americans how much prices rose

the firm to flagship food group that will move production to moundridge, kansas, 40 miles north of wichita, a tiny town with less than 5% of its population. >> hispanic. flagship which has other california businesses, says moving it to kansas safeguards la tortillas ability to make the best tortillas at fair prices in expanded facilities to serve existing and new customers. though some employees may be able to work remotely, most will be given severance packages based on seniority, but the family of employees will be gone. >> we have a love for each other and a passion for the process where it's just a very supportive environment that we all want to see each other succeed, and we all want to see the company succeed. >> if this wasn't enough for the north bay, another internationally known original from petaluma, camelback will. they'll be moving as well. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> still to come, tension in the middle east spills over into new areas. >> also ahead tonight, a shooting and house fire in pennsylvania leaves two police officers hurt and tonight, six people remain unaccount

deliveries, so, just again, to recap what's happened, over the weekend, a worker at spirit aerosystems in wichita, kansas, said, look, i think a couple of the holes on the fuselages may have been drilled incorrectly. they're going to check them. 50 undelivered aircraft have impacted here. there are 40 in service. not a flight safety issue. so, they will do inspections and check them at some point. near-term deliveries could be impacted. remember, boeing delivered 387 737 maxes last year, and their production is capped right now. the question becomes, when will they be able to move it up from 38 per month? remember, the faa has said, you can't go any higher until we're comfortable that you have your house in order. and who knows when that may be. couple of months? couple of quarters? remains to be seen. the target of 50 per month in '25 and '26, that is boeing's own guidance. they did not pull that guidance when they reported their q-4 results last week, so -- that's a target that is out there, though boeing is saying, look, we're not officially endorsing that as where we expect to be in '25, '26.

agent in charge in wichita. i have been right at that spot many times by the union station. it's a large open area. has a lot of tall buildings around it. it's a perfect place for the parade but also a perfect place for an attack. so we're going to have to see, you know, who's the gunman or gunmen that have perpetrated this, and was it an attack on the parade or was it some other criminal activity. it's right in the center of kansas city, so, you know, it's hard to say exactly what it was at the moment. kmomc is all over it. thaich got their officers on the roof, out there checking for the wounded. we'll have to see what facts unfold. >> let me read you a little bit from our affiliate knbc, they say police investigated a reported shooting at the victory rally for the kansas city chiefs and union city. the kansas city fire department confirmed it happened and called it a fluid situation. shots were fired west of union station, and yoet, several people were struck. two armed people have now been detained. there's a heavy police presence in the area as we can see. news chopper

in an unrelated incident in 2017 in wichita, kansas, a man was shot and killed by police when they camecalls. major, if this suspect is convicted, he faces up to 65 years behind bars. >> with the details and consequences, jeff pegues, thank you. >> >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> defense secretary lloyd austin took questions for the first time today since his emergency hospitalization last month. austin apologized for keeping the white house, his colleagues, and the public in the dark about his prostate cancer treatment. cbs's david martin reports austin also addressed the expected response for the fatal drone attack on u.s. soldiers in jordan. >> reporter: walking slowly and with a limp, defense secretary lloyd austin entered the pentagon briefing room to apologize for keeping his bout with prostate cancer secret even from president biden. >> i should have informed my boss. i did not. that was a mistake. and, again, i apologize to him for not doing so. >> reporter: austin had been diagnosed with a cancer that afflicts 1 in 6 black men. >> it was a gut punch, and fra

cost to your family situation with wolf blitzer >> next >> on cnn >> in our sports lead, an arrest in wichita, kansas today, nearly three weeks after a life sized bronze in statue of all time-based baseball, great and civil rights hero jackie robinson was stolen and destroyed. robinson was of course, the man who broke the color barrier in major league baseball in 1947 year-old ricky all the red is charged with felony theft and aggravated criminal damage to property police say there's no evidence suggest to suggest this was a hate crime. instead, police say the suspects seemingly wanted to sell the standards you for scrap look out for a special series for me this sunday called the united states of scandal. we're going to take a closer look and deeper dive at some of the most outrageous and iconic political controversies in modern times. times governor rod blagojevich, john edwards, jim agree the valerie plame and much much more of the series premieres sunday night at nine eastern, only here on cnn. you can follow me on facebook, instagram, threads x, formerly known as twitter, and on the tikto

ed lavandera, cnn, houston in wichita, kansas. authorities have charged a man for the theft destruction, or the statue of jackie robinson, the legendary athlete who broke the major leagues color barrier as a black player the statue was stolen 93 weeks ago from a youth baseball field. it was burned and then dumped in trash. police believe the suspect wanted to make money selling the bronze statue for scrap once police identified the suspect, they didn't have to far to find him. he was already in custody, arrested a few days earlier for an unrelated case police say they're working on other arrests because civilians video shows at least three people at the scene let's go say they've not found any evidence of a racial hate motivated crime. >> when we >> come back surgery in space, doctors on earth, the patient in orbit, and remote controlled robot does all the delicate work. >> that's the theory i was just feeling sick the worst day now, less crime i went i was diagnosed with raab know miles should coma. >> once we got the first initi

i was the agent in charge in wichita for years, and i have been to that same spot many times. just looking at all the video, listening to the witnesses, watching the event unfold, the number of injured, i think it's a possibility here that we might have a clock switch, which is a small device that attaches to a pistol and turns it into a sub machine gun. so i'll be looking what the chief says about that. i'm not saying it is for sure. i doubt these actors are carrying these long guns. it looks like they were probably part of the crowd. then there's some type of a criminal dispute. as tom winter was reporting earlier, gang members or people who know each other. there's words just passed. the reason i suggested the possibility of a glock switch is we see those on so many guns now. and when you pull the trigger, it empties the magazine, and when you have this number of people shot in the crowd, that rapid fire, we could be looking at something like that. but they have two guys in custody that were both armed. and they're going to have all the answers pretty quick. we should see s

the firm to flagship food group that will move production to moundridge, kansas, 40 miles north of wichita, a tiny town with less than 5% of its population. >> hispanic flagship, which has other california businesses, says moving it to kansas safeguard la tortillas ability to make the best tortillas at fair prices in expanded facilities to serve existing and new customers. though some employees may be able to work remotely, most will be given severance packages based on seniority. but the family of employees will be gone. we have a love for each other and a passion for the process where it's just a very supportive environment. >> we all want to see each other succeed and we all want to see the company succeed. >> if this wasn't enough for the north bay, another internal, nationally known original from petaluma, camelback will. they'll be moving as well. tom vacar ktvu fox two news coming up tonight at 11. >> a big air at a correctional facility on the peninsula. the incident that required a quick response from the san mateo county sheriff's office. >> and a nice day in store for us tomorro

subcontractors and the company that builds the fuselage, a company named spirit aerosystems is all the way in wichita, kansas. it also builds the max nine door plug in malaysia. all of those parts come together in kansas, they're put on a train, their sent the boeing factory in washington where everything is assembled. finally, so there is some criticism that may be bowing should bring all of that in-house after this incident. >> all right. pete muntean with the update for us. thanks so much. and still ahead this afternoon, russia is celebrating a key victory in its war on ukraine with president vladimir putin personally awarding medals to a group of soldiers but as the fierce battles continue, we are getting new perspective on the ground of a live report from christiane amanpour. that's next capital ones to match can you do this? >> yeah, i see that >> bob, i call nato chest congestion. hello, 12 hours of relief. bowers, mucinex, dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest justin in any cough day you're not mucinex dm its comeback season. now, tried to use the next instance suits or probe medicated d

we came from wichita. it was kind of cool because they were pretty excited.le say they can't wait to cheer on their team tigers and they're also happy to get an early jump on. things were just trying to be some of that. the crown as well as the delays that read international is already seeing a search. >> and those crowds will just get crazier as we countdown to the big game. we're telling people who are coming in just the we're we're hoping to get everyone to where they want to go. read spokesperson heidi hayes tells me they've been preparing for the influx of commercial flights for months. >> southern nevada will also be packed with private planes. so a slight reservation program is in place to make sure everything runs smoothly. the faa and the nfl put into place what's called a slop program. basically it's reservation for the private jets coming in because they want to meet or that traffic no matter how they get here. those we spoke with say they can't wait to see what's in store. so we're going to show up in big attendance this year as they experienced e

the oversight of boeing, the faa has added inspectors at spirit's facility in wichita, kansas, where max, and today, mike whitaker told me, we will add more if we think more need to be added to check on the manufacturing of these aircraft. he will be out there next week to personally take a look at the process of building a 737 max and one of the key things that he mentioned this morning, they are still assessing whether or not the current wave of checking on the aircraft that are being built at boeing, is that enough or do they need more direct oversight? >> what we're doing is introducing more direct inspection, putting more boots on the ground in the factory, rather than reviewing paperwork and making sure the quality control system says what it's supposed to say we need people there looking at that. >> shares of boeing and mike whitaker said they are comfortable with boeing keeping production of the 737 max at 38 per month. if boeing wants to raise it they need the approval of the faa and whitaker says he's not sure when they will give boeing the right to increase production on t

we'll see the high temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average wichita, nearly 70 degrees dallas andose to 50 and then as we look in the northeast, we are still going to see milder than average temperatures through pittsburgh. wednesday, thursday in the mid-50s. friday dips down to 46 in new york, we should be close to 50 on friday. so that will feel pretty nice getting warmer temperaratures >>> good monday morning. i'm kari hall. we've had a bit of a break from the rain earlier this morning, but we're starting to see it ramping back up again for the north bay. notice there are some lightening strikes that we have seen near the coast in the north bay. the chance of thunderstorms will continue to increase by late afternoon. some of those thunderstorms will produce small hail and gusty winds, may bring down more trees >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thanks, dylan >>> up next, does apple have a vision pro problem on its hands? why some users are already racing to return it. that story and your morning boost right after this covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. pax

thieves stole it last week from a youth baseball field in wichita, kansas. a local park. police are searching for the culprits back to you. >> thank you >>> mark zuckerberg and other ceos of social media companies were grilled on capitol hill yesterday about the impact that their plachlts have on children. senate lawmakers accusing them of having blood on their hands, which led to an unexpected apology from mark zuckerberg. >> let me ask you this, there's families of victims today have you apologized to the victims? >> i - >> would you like to do so now they're here you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your product show them the pictures would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people >> i -- i -- [ applause ]. >> the things that your families have suffered and this is why we invested so much and are going to continue through streaming efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the types of things that your families have had to suffer. >> elevation partners founder

we live in wichita, kansas, three hours from kansas city. we had a three hour drive on the way back, realizing, you know, all that had taken place. we were being interviewed before we could let our dogs outside once we got home. it's been pretty fast paced here for us and i'm sure for the kids as well. this might be another half day off school for them. >> they are pretty proud of us. that is a fact. >> we heard in that piece before you came on calling you heroes. we definitely second that here in our gma studio. thank you both for joining us. we're glad you're okay. we're glad your kids are okay. our prayers are with everyone else in kansas city, all the fans out there. this celebration that turned into a tragedy. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> george? >> so glad they sprang into action. let's get more on the investigation from our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: george, good morning. it's early in the investigation but sources say the evidence points as this being a local stree

talking about 77 cities today and tomorrow that will probably set records we're talking from waco, texas, wichitanear 80 degrees. little rock 83 that's 26 more than average. new york city 12 degrees warmer at 57 degrees. tomorrow that warmth, new york city will rise up into the low 60s. washington 73. atlanta 73 degrees but then right behind it, here comes this cold front and, boom, temperatures drop 25 to 50 degrees colder than they were 24 hours earlier. and those temperatures will start to move east in fact, also, we're looking at a severe risk as that front moves in 41 million people at risk. damaging hail, tornadoes, wind gusts from detroit, chicago, st. louis, columbus, cleveland, kentucky and we have the risk of golf ball size hail in a wide swath a lot of severe weather to talk about and very warm weather. on the backside of that, much colder weather. >> al, thank you. we'll check back >>> a date has been set for alec baldwin's trial in the deadly "rust" movie set shooting. jury selection will begin on july 10th. baldwin has pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter he was holding the p

shanahan and what is going on in wichita.your perspective what is happening at spirit, because there seems to be a steady drumbeat of things not being produced the way they should be produced? >> there's a history between spirit and boeing. we regulate boeing, and they need to impose standards on spirit to make sure they are making safe components. >> are you confident about that? >> well, we have inspecters at spirit, as well. >> one of the things that i think a lot of of people look at, the steady drumbeat of issues, and you heard this over the weekend. this one is not a flight of safety issue with the 737 max that came out over the weekend, but it has more people saying should i be comfortable with the aircraft boeing is building? what should you say to the public? >> if the aircraft is certified and built to that speck spef. >> can you fix the culture? >> it's their job to fix the culture but we will make sure it's fixed and they are producing safe airplanes. >> we are heading into what is going to be a busy summer season

in early 2000's boeing outsourced business model, the strategy peaked in 2005 with the sale of the wichita spirit system. i know that you're aware of that. spirit is now, a quote, global corporation and it has been identified by the faa as responsible. you all identified it as responsible for the faulty components behind the alaskan airlines incident. it's a cool thing to be and no doubt gone up 400% and product has gone down but the stock has gone up which is really interesting. you should be worried about safety when you're selling private equity funds but they were not. this is a one, two punch of globalization and social engineering, it doesn't belong. job number 1 is safety, job number 1 is safety for every man, woman and child that goes into the airports and it's a company that is struggling to reliably produce safe aircraft. mr. whitaker, are you concerned by the trajectory of boeing as an american institution, are you concerned? >> my concern is that the boeing makes safer -- i'm more concerned about the quality of the aircraft coming up. >> they have a job to worry about safety ef