100 turtles decided to take a stroll across a pretty busy runway at jfk airport.e stopped right if their tracks. more from abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: one takes off at nearly 170 miles an hour. the other averages 3 miles an hour. this is what happens when they meet. >> we got a couple turtles storming the access road here off our right. >> do we really use the word storming about a turtle. >> reporter: the turtles, diamondback terrapins were heading across a main runway on to a sandy spot to lay their eggs. it's an annual event and it's been happening all week. >> american 663, is the turtle in front of you? >> yeah, they're off to my right. there's two of them and then there's another third one kind of off our nose about 100 yards. >> reporter: the great turtle roundup was under way. >> car 97, more turtles on the runway. advise when you're ready to go get them. >> car 97 is at kilil bravo and4 left and i am ready to enter the runway, sir. >> car 97, was the turtle wash was the turtle removed? >> sir, turtle removed and clear 4 left. >> reporter: today there w

the man got through security at jfk airport last friday with a day old boarding pass that didn't have his name on it. tsa agents are supposed to check every ticket and match the to identification. he was able to get to los angeles. halfway through the flight an attendant noticed he was sitting in a seat that was supposed to be vacant. he showed the attendant the expired ticket and an id from the university of michigan. >> when the flight landed here at l.a., he was questioned and released. but he returned again yesterday and tried to board another flight, this time to atlanta, using another expired boarding pass. customs and border agents arrested him at the gate. authorities searched his bag and found 10 other boarding passes with various names on them. he is now charged with being a stowaway. >> when stuff like this happens, it just shows me we really don't have the security that we're supposed to have. >> security isn't doing the job so far. they need to be sure who is flying on the plane. >> reporter: early indications are that he was not a terror threat. authorities are investiga

. >>> a pilot dodges disaster at new york's jfk airport. a jumbo jet speeding for takeover had to come to a screeching halt when a egypt plane turned on the run way. this near miss is today's sound affect. >> after a brief inspection at the gate, the flight continued on to germany and arrived safely. the faa is investigating thes s in incident. >> and then the u.s. senate confirmed pennetta in a rare 100-0 vote. the current cia director says he expects to be sworn into his new job sometime next week. >>> gripping new revelations in the casey anthony murder trial. prosecution says they are looking into the case of a woman that was jailed with caylee antho anthony. information was revealed during a discovery hearing after the jurors left the courtroom. today they heard testimony from a chemist who said he could not be sure a decomposing body was ever in casey anthony's trunk. >>> and then power crews out in force in chicago today. 300,000 commonwealth edison customers were left in the dark. it could take days to fully restore the electricity.

we've been talking about these 150 turtles that ended up on a runway at jfk airport. >> turtles on theow to use twitter. of course. what turtle doesn't use twitter on a regular basis? >> hello! >> in this case they're tweeting in response to abc's katie couric who asked, hey, jfk turtles, what are your plans for july 4th? the turtles said, we're having a barbecue at the beach outside runway four, bring the family. they also talked at one point how it takes forever to get their shell on and off at security so they went straight to the runway. >> i am really glad that katie asked them because i too was wondering what the turtles were doing for the fourth. now we all know. if you want to logon and see what the turtles are up to you turtles on the tarmac.les. >>> this last story is about this comic book. i think you should take it from here. >> it's actually a comic book that celebrates s.e.a.l. team 6 after the raid on osama bin laden. i think it's going to be pretty cool. it's coming g t fairly soon. >> based on a book but very supersecret s.e.a.l.s. >> yes, they are. this could really e

this time at jfk airport in new york. >> can sell take-off -- cancel take-off plans.ancel take-off plans. >> that's air traffic controllers with a frantic alert to a lufthansa jet barreling down the runway on monday night. they told it to abort take-off when an egyptian airliner make a wrong turn into the path of the lufthansa plane. according to the "new york post," the lufthansa had been cleared for take-off. faa is now investigating. >>> there is no budget come out today. that's the word from the capital this afternoon where governor brown is still looking for spending plans that he can sign. last week he vetoed the democrats' plan calling it unbalanced. yesterday the state controller said the numbers didn't add up. lawmakers are now working without a paycheck until they pass a balanced budget. fiscal year ends june 30. >>> from california to the rest of the nation, some grim news on the economic front. the federal reserve has dimmed its outlook for jobs and growth for the rest of the year following a two-day meeting. the fed now estimates that the economy will gro

. >>> two jets on the runway at new york's jfk airport almost sped into a head-on collision. >> holdour position. as you see what's going on, no need to speak about on frequency. >>> federal aviation officials say the pilot of one of the planes had to slam on the brakes on monday when another plane became tax significant toward the same runway after making a wrong turn. the incident is under investigation >>> a southwest pilot is back on the job after being suspended for a cockpit rant that was broadcast to air traffic control. >> there's 12 flight attendants individuals, never the same, 11 [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] homosexuals and a granny. >> the pilot didn't know his microphone was switched on when he was complaining to his first officer about the lack of a woman to date because the flight attendants were either old, fat or gay. passengers did not hear the rant which happened in march. southwest would only say the pilot is a 12-year veteran and has apologized. >>> it is doomsday at least for one preacher's radio show in the bay area. >> harold camping's weekday segment open

but totals are blamed for long delays today at new york jfk airport. the turtles began crawling onto the tarmac before 7:00 in the morning apparently in such of -- search of beaches. parkers picked them up, but three hours later there were so many on the runway and taxi ways that port authority officials had to divert the flight. amazingly this migration of the turtles happens every year at kennedy, on the edge of new york's jamaica bay. >> for the first time since his personal life imploded tiger woods is geting a new endorsement deal, signing on to promote pain relievers for a japanese pharmaceutical company. this is the first endorsement since 2009. several major sponsors dropped him after that. and woods is still the world's highest-paid athlete, earning $75 million over the last year. >> well, our high earner, spencer christian is here. >> yes. very tiger-like. >> should i grow a beard like tiger woods? i don't know. fear the beard. things are clearing up out sichd you won't be able to tell from this camera looking south ward, there are clouds the

a collision narrowly averted at jfk airport.halt because of an airplane pulling on to the runway. it's not clear, the pilot would have had seconds to react. listen to the air traffic controllers turn frantic. >> faa is investigating. >>> a physics professor is accused ever online prostitution. david flory had been operating a site called southwest companions. ♪ >> this is country singer glen campbell is suffering from alzheimer's. the grammy winner, now 75, has been battling short-term memory loss for years but the alzheimer's diagnosis came six months ago. he's planning a final tour this fall and wants his fans to be aware of his condition. >>> a walmart shopper fed up with crime, she tries to stop three brothers from stealing beer and the whole thing is caught on camera. >> i told the cashier, do something. they are leaving. and she couldn't do something. so i told her, watch my purse. >> take a look at these guys. they grab beer, walk right out of the store without paying and that's when the woman stomped on the windshield. h

this comes to us from new york city at one of the busiest airports thanks to a runaway reptile invasion. a parade of turtles brought take-off at jfknternational airport to a screeching halt. the terrapins searched across the runways snarling takeoff traffic. officials diverted planes to other runways while work crews scooped up 150 turtles for an express ride to a nearby sandy and safer habitat. iowan i'm lynn berry. this is "early today." just your first stop of the day on your nbc st >>> for one town in spain -- food fights are for kids. wine fights are for adults. over 5,000 people participated in an annual wine spraying showdown. a tradition dating back to the middle ages. it took more than 13,000 gallons of vino to super soak the crowd. the event takes place in a region known for some of the finest red wine in the world. what a waste of good wine. >>> well, here's a sport that combines mud with mayhem into one big mess. the swamp soccer world cup took place in scotland with the team from moscow beating out england and russia. the sport started five years ago. it's just like normal soccer, but all the grass is removed from the

flames halted at new york's jfk airport yesterday when more than 150 turtles slowly walked across the runway at the airport. it happens when they crawl out of jamaica bay and lay their eggs in the sand on the other side of the runway. they picked them up and let them go. >> couldn't wait for them. >> sorry. that would be a really late flight then. >>> this morning, canada's rolling out the red carpet for prince william and his new bride, kate. >> they are expected to land around 11:30 this morning for the start of their north american tour. the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the national war memorial to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. the newlyweds will also make stops in six other canadian cities including montreal and calgary. in ottawa the security detail is doing a practice run of the royal motorcade to make sure they get it right. tomorrow the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honor during canada day celebrations on parliament hill. tens of thousands are expected to try and catch a glimpse of the royals. >> because we all love 'em. w

. >>> and air traffic slowing at jfk airport this morning. that is because of well, turtles. 150 diamond back champions crawled out. looking for beaches to lay the eggs. that meant moving the flights to other runways, causing delays for about 30 minutes. the turtles come out in late june and july to lay the eggs. >> all right, the big question on the weather, are we done with the rain? >> yes, we're done with the rain, the big change from yesterday to today. we had extremes like this, the whole winter. that is where we're going, wet yesterday, record rain, now we're going to very, very warm to high temperature temperatures. outside, a few clouds out there. you can see them out here, a little bit of low clouds, fog, the other, what is left out here towards hayward, more of what is left of the low clouds. the clouds hanging from the weather system that came through here yesterday. and presented us with over an inch of rain in parts of the bay area, oakland, specifically. record rainfall really throughout the bay area and the big record of cours

a lufthansa jet speeding toward takeoff at jfk airport, here in new york, approaching some 180 miles per hour, when an egypt airplane took a wrong turn on to its runway. now, the lufthansa pilots had to hit the brakes, so hard they worried they became overheated. let's listen to what it all sounded like. >> cancel takeoff plans. >> lufthansa, 411 heavy is rejecting takeoff. now we hold our position? >> yes, hold your position as we see what's going on. no need to speak about it on frequency. >> i thought those were coming together. that was quite a show. thought it was going to be a short career. >> sources tell "the new york post" appears the egypt air crew simply took a wrong turn. the faa is investigating. >>> meanwhile, in chicago, thousands were stranded at the city's airport there, after a major storm moved through canceling some 300 flights. a 250,000 people lost power while commuter trains were stopped for up to 5 hours. while to the north in wisconsin, several reported tornadoes downed trees and damaged dozens of homes. >>> meanwhile, this morning, 11,000 people are under ev

the police detained him as he attempted to board the air france flight to paris at new york's jfk kennedy airport. they wanted to question him in connection with the incident at the hotel. at that point, one of the officers according to the transcript produced handcuffs. dominique strauss-kahn said, "is that necessary? i have diplomatic immunity." they asked for his passport was. he said it was not in the passport, he has a second passport, and then he asked to speak to someone from the front's consulate -- from the french consulate. later that evening at the police station, in manhattan, he appeared to have changed his position, telling detectives he would not be seeking diplomatic immunity, no, not trying to use that he said. interestingly, dominic strauss- kahn, having spoken to a defense lawyer by phone, told the police i was ready to talk about all of this but my lawyer has advised me not to speak about it. >>> the great financial crisis -- the great financial crisis has affected the european markets. >> so far it is a somber mood in the asian financial markets, looking at the numbers. japan

. >>> well, air traffic is back to normal at new york's jfk airport this morning. but that's after a delay because of turtles. yep. turtles. more than 150 crossed a runway yesterday to reach an ideal spot for laying eggs. flights were disrupted for about two hours. it's not surprising though to see turtles at the airport considering it's surrounded by a bay and wetlands. similar incident happened in 2009. >>> well, a little less sparkle on the 4th of july celebration. the reason one local city is canceling its fireworks show for a second year. but also not all is lost. >>> the potential new clue in the disappearance of michelle le that's taken the investigation out of state. >>> and the extra cash certain drivers will need to cross bay area bridges starting tomorrow. >>> good morning. northbound 280 traffic is moving along well, but we're hearing of some police activity on westbound bay bridge. tell you more coming up. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news thursday now june 30th. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam coo

you heard this that fer tile turtles, yes, i did say turtles, invaded the tarmac at new york's jfk airportdid you know this? >> i did not. >> turnsous more than 150 turtles crawled across a runway and disrupted air traffic in order to find the perfect spot to lay their eggs. >> really? >> yes, that's right. love knows no bounds. >> i was going to ask how did you know they were fertile turtles. i guess that answers that. >> all you need to know that is the turtles are on twitter at jfk turtles. this is their feed. they nearly have 3,000 followers. their last tweet was posted 23 minutes ago to questions of what they were doing for july 4th they say they're having a barbecue at the beach. >> 3,000 for thes? that's more than piers morgan has, isn't it? oh. >> oh. >> no, he didn't! no, he didn't! >> oh, now i'm going to hear from it. although lord sugar is very pleased. >> lord sugar is going, thank you, anderson. >> who is lord sugar? >> never mind. >> we'll check in with you a little later. lot more on tonight's breaking news. the late word that defense egg is going to rest tomorrow in the ca

investigators say that the man boarded a flight at jfk international airport on june 24th.not until after the flight was airborne that flight attendants are realized an extra passenger was on board that did not have a boarding pass. the suspect told the crew that the pass was outdated because he had missed a flight earlier that day. the flight landed at los angeles and a national and he was taken into custody for questioning. the tsa is reviewing the matter. the man faces charges of being a stowaway aboard an aircraft. american airlines is looking to upgrade its fleet. the carrier is in talks to order at least 250 new aircraft worth about $15 billion. that will replace nearly 40 percent of the current fleet. officials say retiring older planes would cut maintenance costs and save fuel. the junta had to deal confirmed by the end of the summer with lower fuel costs. maybe that will mean lower ticket prices for us. james is here with a look at the heat. air-conditioning this weekend? >> yes. this weekend for short. especially if you are inland. here is a look at the golden gat

more recently, on may 3, 2010, cbt worked with jfk airport to apprehend the times square bomber as he was attempting to flee the u.s. on a flight to the middle east. much earlier, and it really is he changed drastically from his normal means of traveling with his family versus the documents detailing this trip -- which traveling alone and failing to return. we were the first to identify him as a certain level of concern and fully document his travel and his admission interview. after the attempted bombing, we provided to it -- provided the fbi with the phone number from the person who sold the car to the actual suspect. we provided the fbi with his name, picture, and address. we then posted him in our system. sure enough, he hit are targeting system when he attempted to flee the country. we worked closely with our d h s partners and our local partners at jfk airport to stop that departure as he had already boarded the flight. in this case, every second mattered and highlighted the need for real time targeting and cooperation between federal, state, and local partners. in the interest

more recently, on may 3, 2010, cbt worked with jfk airport to -- cbp worked wiht jf -- with jfk airport to apprehend the times square bomber as he was attempting to flee the u.s. on a flight to the middle east. much earlier, and it really is the key, he changed drastically from his normal means of traveling with his family versus the documents detailing this trip -- which traveling alone and failing to return. we were the first to identify him as a certain level of concern and fully document his travel and his admission interview. after the attempted bombing, we provided to it -- provided the fbi with the phone number from the person who sold the car to the actual suspect. we provided the fbi with his name, picture, and address. we then posted him in our system. sure enough, he hit are targeting system when he attempted to flee the country. we worked closely with our d h s partners and our local partners at jfk airport to stop that departure as he had already boarded the flight. in this case, every second mattered and highlighted the need for real time targeting and cooperation between

. >>> air traffic is back to normal at new york's busy jfk airport after a delay because of turtles. more than 150 turtles crossed the runway to reach an ideal spot for laying eggs. this caused a delay up to two hours. it's not surprising to see turtles. it's surrounded by a bay and wetlands. people began tweeting about it. this morning turtles have their own twitter account. one explanation is don't delay blame --ly what delays on us. >>> well, shark fin soup will be a thing of the past in hawaii. shark fins were banned. restaurants that serve shark fin soup after that deadline face a $5,000 fine. >> all right. we want to check in again with sal castaneda. >> it went up very much in the last few hours. good morning, everyone. all of us are on twitter or most of us are on twitter. you can go to ktvu.com and follow us. westbound 237, some stop and go traffic which is typical. there's no major problems. remember, the carpool lanes for those people with yellow stirks or gold stickers on the hybrid change tomorrow. traffic is moving along nicely. if you're driving to the bay bridge, it's

now, how did noiby get through airport security at jfk?apparently used a university of michigan i.d.d.nd also reportedly a police report that had claimed his passport was stolen. and he was cleared for security. robin? >> all right, lisa. thank you very much. you have to wonder how many times he has done this or attempted to. >> i know the authorities think there is no connection to terrorism. but it almost seems like he's testing the system. >> testing. >>> let's turn to josh for other stories that are developing right now. >> good morning, george and robin. good morning, all of you. we begin with that massive fire fight in new mexico near the grounds of the nation's top nuclear laboratory. the government is now testing the air in and around los alamos as a precaution to ensure there's been no radiation release. the fire has consumed 125 surrounding square miles. abc's ryan owens is there. >> reporter: starting fires to stop them. it's a gamble the fire chief hopes will pay off. >> and there's a risk to it. there's a risk any time you put

. >>> we are learning more about a close call at jfk international airport in new york on monday.ows what happened between the luftansa jumbo jet and an egypt airplane. two almost collided when an egypt airplane pulled out in front of the jet. an air traffic controller saw what happened and took action. >> the takeoff plans. >> we are rejecting takeoff. >> all traffic is stopped right now. >> this comes amid increasing concern over incidents involving jumbo jets at busy airport, including this one at jfk in april. that's when an air france jet clipped another plane. >>> some hopeful signs from the hospital bed of san francisco giants fan bryan stow. doctors say he is responding to some commands. and as ktvu's tara moriarti reports, his condition has now been upgraded. >> we've seen a number of hopeful signs. he has began to spontaneously open his eyes. he has had some movement of his left arm. and he is intermittently, i want to focus on this intermittently been able to follow some simple commands. >> they announced that bryan stow's condition has been upgraded from critical to se

. >>> we are learning more about a close call at jfk international airport in new york on monday.ation shows what happened between the luftansa jumbo jet and an egypt airplane. two almost collided when an egypt airplane pulled out in front of the jet. an air traffic controller saw what happened and took action. >> the takeoff plans. >> we are rejecting takeoff. >> all traffic is stopped right now. >> this comes amid increasing concern over incidents involving jumbo jets at busy airport, including this one at jfk in april. that's when an air france jet clipped another plane. >>> some hopeful signs from the hospital bed of san francisco giants fan bryan stow. doctors say he is responding to some commands. and as ktvu's tara moriarti reports, his condition has now been upgraded. >> we've seen a number of hopeful signs. he has began to spontaneously open his eyes. he has had some movement of his left arm. and he is intermittently, i want to focus on this intermittently been able to follow some simple commands. >> they announced that bryan stow's condition has been upgraded from critic

. >>> turtles to blame for the flight delays at jfk airport yesterday. a hundred turned up on the runway. >> american 1009 a report of a turtle on the runway. do you want to have it removed first? >> sure. american 1009 cancel takeoff and hold your position. >> holding in position americ10. wondering where they were. >> apparently turtle my grace at jfk is an annual affair. the sand there is a popular for example laying and nesting area and now the turltles are on twitter. 5,700 plus followers. >>> i can see david gergen laughing. we will talk about the turtles as well maybe. let's start with president obama calling out congress and trying to assure americans that he feels their pain. he says as the economy struggles and jobs are disappearing, lawmakers need to strike a deal on the debt crisis and put their vacations on hold. >> you need to be here. i've been here. i've been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greek crisis. you stay here. let's get it done. >> this time yesterday, we were asking david gergen what the president needed to say in his ne

process and the outbound attempt, we work closely with our dhs partner tsa and our local partners at jfk airport to stop that departure as he had already boarded that flight. in this case every second mattered and it highlighted the need for real time targeting and cooperation between federal, state and local partners. in the interest of time i'll discuss targeting more when you get back. i just wanted to hit on cbp's office of intelligence and operations coordination was established in 2007. merging the former offices of antiterrorism intelligence as well as components of the office of field operations, border patrol and information technology. oic serves as the coordinating facilitator that intergrates and leverages all cbp's diverse intelligence capabilities into a single cohesive intelligence interprice. to create that intelligence-driven organization. we support the agency's extended zone of security through the use of multilayered approach to address threats to our borders, consisting of collecting advanced traveller and cargo information, the use of enhanced law enforcement technical coll

. >> in the news this morning we begin with yet another aviation near miss this time at jfk airport in new york. speeding toward takeoff, a jumbo jet of hoo lufthansa had a tire-burning halt on monday as an egypt airplane made a wrong turn into its path. air traffic control abruptly aborted the takeoff to avoid a collision. >> cancel takeoff! cancel takeoff plans! >> the german jet slammed the brakes so hard the pilots feared the tires were dangerously overheated. >>> new tactics today in the battle against the fires in arizona. nbc's miguel almaguer is in sierra vista this morning with more. miguel, good morning. >> good morning. the damage here is expected to be close to $20 million protecting homes in this fire and that's exactly what crews did overnight. the monument fire exploding, but this blaze is under control. fire used to fight fire. 1,000 acres purposely set ablaze. dry brush burned before the mouth of the fire can reach it. >> it's imperative that we get this blocked out, rob the fire of any fuel coming in here. >> reporter: this is a critical time for firefighters. the win

in october 2002, he entered the united states and was held at jfk international airport for hours becausethis outstanding warrant for his arrest. an fbi agent in northern virginia ordered his release the the war was still active for his arrest. what i showed in the book is the defense surrounding 2002 -- there are three possibilities. the fbi was trying to make him an intelligence asset. they believe he was a friendly contact. or they were trying to track him for intelligence. i argue in the book that things did not go well for obvious reasons, because i have yet to meet a member of congress, when i show them the arrest warrants and the circumstances in which it was pulled, that it is familiar to them. host: judith, a democratic caller. caller: i am a little concerned. last night i watched the afterward program and i saw a man with a strange name. he was interviewed by ted. he talked about the horrible muslim threat in this country. he used some many inflammatory words. there were many that were just wrong. any 75 year-old news junkie like myself knew that there were some errors. i look a

. >>> on another topic this morning, we're learning about a frightening close call at jfk international airportrk. reportedly happened monday night. according to the "new york post," a lieu than za jumbo jet carrying 286 passengers was speeding down runway 22 r when an egyptian airplane made a wrong turn and ended up on the same runway. >> an air traffic controller realized what was about to happen, thank goodness, and ordered the love tan za jet to slam on the brakes, cancel takeoff, cancel takeoff plans. >> no word on how close those two planes came to colliding, one officials telling the "post" it was close. luth than za's brakes were checked because they became dangerously hot but the plane departed safely an hour and 40 minutes later. >> it was a wrong turn by the egypt airplane they're saying. a wrong turn ending up on the same runway. i mean -- >> i think a lot of that stuff happens and we don't hear about it. >> much more often than we think. you're right. >>> california's budget crisis getting a bit personal. the state's controller, john chiagf ng, saying because of a proposition passe

airport served by. a-380. new york's jfk is the other one. i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's check in with tucker barnes. doesn't that look cool? >> to me, it looks a little strange. i guess you got to get used to it. double-decker. >> should be decent weather to be flying in here. >> it will be beautiful with some sunshine. we are not expecting any rain or thunderstorm activity. >> another nice day like this weekend. >> another nice day. we did have one lone thunderstorm complex get going. you can see it working from north to south. got some rain. there you go and that is out of here. much quieter weather. we'll have clear skies building in throughout the morning here and then we're off and running with just a beautiful afternoon as high pressure off to the north and west moves in. 68 at reagan national. humidity, 87%. we have dew point temperatures well into the 60s. might be a few spots we have a little fog this morning as well so be ready for that. the forecast for today is generally a good one. high temperatures in the low to mid-80s this afternoon with bright suns

delays in washington national airport where delays are half an hour and similarly in jfk. experiencing half hour delays. we'll have complete accu-weather 7-day forecast comes up as abc 7vvlllgtgtgtgtgy reversal of fortune for pan dora. company's stock price was hammered on the second day of trading. they made their debut on the new york stock exchange. high demand sent it $16 to $26. today is plunged to 13.26 and then after hours trading shares dropped four percent. investors are worried that competition could keep pan dora from being profitable. >> list fargo is getting out of the business and making plan to grow in china. here's the blook burg after the bell report. >> sells in china rising this year. it is adding 100 dealers in china. that is two a week. they are saying with 340 dealers in a country of one billion people that is growth potential. toyota will return to full vehicle production in september. the automacher is trugling to restock dealers in the month following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. they have a thren day - 37 day supply of vehicles. dow and

airport served by air france's a-308. new york's jfk is the other one. that is going to be pretty cool to be on one of those. i think it would be a fun jerry reinsdorf it is odd looking though. >> that is what tucker said. >> i guess because it's double- decker. >> can you imagine how long it takes to board that plane. 600 people going on board, all trying to find space for their carry-on. >> you try on get that on there, the kids. i would think it would take an hour if not more. >> they should have a play area. it's big enough. like you see the malls. >> there has to be a jungle gym in there somewhere. >> all right. good day to take a flight. >> good thing they are not trying to land this morning because we have some fog out there as you saw in the pictures. not the prettiest morning we've seen lately. going to be another warm one today but not as warm as it will be later this week. let's take a look at the temperatures across the roone on. we are in the 60s. here in the district, we've dropped off to 67 degrees. it is 6 # up in baltimore. 65 at dulles

logan international airport will force delays up to an hour because of storms. and newark and jfk reporting significant delays because of traffic management issues and thunderstorms delays up to two hours at new york-area >>> you probably love technology packed into bash boards of new cars these days. maybe it's a good thing. and there is many problems reported by people who bought new cars in 2011. jd powers reveal the survey today, farm brands, among compact cars are honda civic and insight and the prius. honedda accord and toyota camera topped a mid-sized rankings. the element and crv and toyota fj cruiser the highest rated compact crossover suvs. highest ranked full-sized pick ups, ford 150, and toyota tundra and chevy avalanche. >> and ford did not do too well in this survey. ford scoring poorly on quality according to a survey, falling to 23rd place from fifth place. and has been plagued with malfunctions and says the decline is attributed to issue was touch screens, stocks closing the day mixed after disappointing housing and jobs numbers. and it's going to cost you more to

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airport service by air france's a-380, jfk is the other. >> sarah simmons telling us, the wing span on that plane is as wide as a football field. >> unbelievable. >>> 7:26 now f. you're just waking up, you want to stay tuned. up next we'll have our top stories. >>> and last week winesta right and her daughter were found dead in maryland. police say that her father killed her mother before they were due in court. and coming up, tips on how to stay safe just as custody disputes and al imony and other things are involved.  somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >>> 7:30 now as we check headlines this morning. back with a look at top stories. breaking news from centreville, virginia, where three people were stabbed

airport. eavy. now we >>> a very close call in new york as two jets almost collided on the runway at jfk. . >> holdon. as you see what's going on. no need to speak about it on frequency, dude. >> federal aviation officials say that the pilot of one of the planes had to slam on the brakes monday when another plane began taxiing towards the same runway after making a wrong turn. ay after making a the incident is now under investigation. >>> a phoenix man says he dresses in skimpy women's clothing on airlines. why? because it's fun. >> of course. oh, man. he is 65. he has caused quite a hubbub this week after photos went public showing him at an airport in fort lauderdale, florida. he told the "san francisco chronicle" he has done this for years and frequently travels on u.s. airways for business. [ pause ] >>> here's a couple of newly released photos if you haven't seen enough showing him wearing a different outfit. this is on another flight. they were reportedly shot at dulles international airport near washington, d.c. the "chronicle" says the man agreed to the interview as long as his name wasn't