the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a corner. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradual

. >> reporter: there are several flights to seattle on virgin america, the flight attendants will be wearing their 49ers' gear. i asked one of the attendants if she heard any trash talk from some of her washington passengers checking in. she said so far everyone has been nice and supportive. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> our live coverage from seattle is already in full swing. tonight at 6:30, julie haener, mark ibanez and joe fonzi will be part of a half-hour special, "road to the championship" live from seahawks' territory. tomorrow at 9:00 we'll have an hour long special. on sunday, of course, keep it here on ktvu for the big game. kickoff is set for 3:30. following the game, stay tuned to our "point after" show live from seattle. >>> cloudy but mainly dry for the big game. here at home, we have a bit of a cooldown for our weekend. still going to remain well above average. giving you a live look there. a little bit of hazy sky. there's no spare-the-air day today but tomorrow there is one likely. it's already been declared. that to plan for as we get into the

american will need 1500 new pilots in part because of these new rest rules, and california-based virgin americaa new east coast pilot crew to handle shift changes. now, under the faa rules, pilots can be on duty for a maximum of nine to 14 hours, down from 16 now. they can only fly the aircraft for eight or nine hours, and they must have 30 straight all-s offduty, including ten hours immediately before flying. the changes are meant to fight pilot fatigue, but may fatigue passengers who can get stuck waiting for crew changes. jetblue told it pilots everything we know about planning for and operating in winter storms will change on some level. the faa estimates compliance to cost the airlines 297 million the airline pilots association calls the rules a long-overdue overhaul of the regulations and the changes stem from the 2009 crash of a flight that killed 49 passengers and the pilots were found to be undertrained and tired. back to you. >> a tragic event. so many years to get ready for this. thanks a lot. >>> the food police taking a major hit at schools nationwide today. but is the blow big eno

i sit and look across from the aisle on my virgin america flight, joe montana.ss, i am name dropping. industryl around the congregate to see this thing happen long before they know who's going to be in the game. >> what is the best-selling event at the berkeley center? >> jay-z. eight sold-out nights. that is unheard of. you can't usually go eight nights in a row and get a sellout. huge -- whatways you would expect in a way. >> are you going to the super bowl? >> i'm not. playing.m is not >> i'm still a cleveland browns fan. i love the giants, i love the jets but good old cleveland. >> that is a painful way to go. >> any fan, whether you are baseball or basketball -- >> at least of the river is not still on fire. >> thank you very much, bruce ratner. " continues.t ♪ >> we've got "street smart" headed into the close. the dow jones down a triple digits right now. a little off the lows of the session on news that said is sticking to the taper plan. $10 billion. >> $10 billion -- i've got to say, as i talked to guys on the street, there is relief that they said thei

. >>> remember that virgin america video out?the original. here's what he got. ♪ if the cabin pressure's changing we won't be leaving you hanging ♪ ♪ there's no worry oxygen flow ♪ ♪ application on your mouth and your nose ♪ ♪ if you're traveling with someone put your mask on first before you offer assistance ♪ ♪ under your seat there's a life vest ♪ >> oh. >> the guy in the middle looked like matt. can we back that up? in the middle there looked like matt lauer. >> doing a little work on the side. >> i want to find out who that guy is. >> i think it's matt. >> matt needed a little extra scratch. >> i want to find out who that guy was. you guys know who he is -- >> the flight attendant. that guy can move. >> ran in here. >> by the way, i hate to brag. anthony, can you get a shot of this? check out these cuff links. all right. they're from the vice president of the united states. >> oh. little christmas present maybe? >> a little something from vice president joe biden. >> oh, i thought dick cheney sent them to you. >> no. and, ag

a state of emergency in west virgin after a chemical leak there. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. if you are joining us, we want to update you on the breaking story tonight from west virginia. authorities say a chemical used in processing coal leaked from a factory along the elk river. the governor declared a statement of emergency. the largest city in that state. nine counties are affected. health officials are advising people not to drink, not to bathe or cook with the water. dave boucher is the capital bureau chief with the "daily mail" and joins us again live on the telephone. what else are you learning, dave? >> we have heard reports, obviously stores have been selling out of water. a local club withdrew 4200 cases of water within an hour and a half. and the state attorney general said they heard reports of price gouging happening in stores. west virginia law says you are only allow prices of commodities up 10% in states of emergencies. there has been price gouging above that. he's asking for people to call in. >> sounds like this happened

virgin media, made a big acquisition in germany. last time we spoke you talked about how europeans cable bills are less than we pay in america. >> our average bill is $45, 220 to 140 and offering faster broadband speak. liz: same channel? same number? >> a lot of reasons for that. primarily we don't have pressure from programming. disney and espn and fox news, everyone wanted more and more and you were able to pass that along to an affluent consumer base. we don't have that same pressure. and i would rather start low and get high rather than start at 100 and watch netflix and take customers away. liz: what is the one feature you look forward to seeing that will be the most important development in the cable world in the next year or two. we are still waiting on apple tv in its mega farm, intel developed a tough box, that didn't work well. >> has to do with bridging the functionality get. the average cable home has an antiquated died. look at what we have done, what comcast has done, my kids don't bother with netflix or apple because the guide has been something like 3d graphics, recommendation engines, school navigation, getting tha