i was thinking this is another way for airlines to raise my air fare.give you that gps tag for your bag. of the add another 100 bucks to that. the you say no, it might work exactly the other way. i think your other point is very interesting. paper tags, on all bags we have when we fly, coating for airport, lax, wherever you're going, old school and really old school and it is shocking that hasn't been upgraded. >> a lot of things about the airline industry haven't been upgraded. their computer screens are upgraded and planes are not, it is technologically backward industry. a lot of reservation systems were developed in the 1960s. this will be a great leap forward. i imagine not-too-distant future we have permanent bag tags we program ourselves. track our bags and use smartphones to program them. we'll enter destination city ourself, rather than even relying on something else to enter the destination. a lot of bags are misdirected because airline people send to it the wrong city. gerri: i respect you. i know you know what you're talking about. air fare

air fares -- why did that happen? because the republican justice department and the protrust department blessed mergers that made it so there's only one guy flying everywhere. you know, you don't have to raise fares if it's you against yourself. delta, one route, they raise fares with impunity, no cheap carrier comes in because you can't get a plane because plaeps are spoken for. wheels up, and you pay five times that you pay with delta. what we absolutely know is air fares are higher because there's no competition, and the government mandated that, and i have no idea why they did it, but it's working in favor of the shareholders. >> yeah, and you've been speaking about the action in the airline stocks even with what's going on in iraq in oil prices. i read what you said about that. >> look, if they -- if the -- if isis takes the south -- i care more about -- ridiculous, one million barrels a day coming from north dakota, passing every other state other than texas. it means american air won't do my $6 i'm looking for.

air fares are going up, jumping percent in may, the steepest one month increase in 15 years.nalysts say rising fuel costs because of the situation in iraq meinicke debt prices are unlikely to come down. >>> pop pies shelled out $43 million to its own secret recipe. the original recipe was sold to a third party and the chain was paying $3 million a year if licensing fees. >> the pretzel bacon cheeseburger coming back to wendys and returns fourth of july weekend and could be here to stay. that is america's money. >>> san francisco supervisors is rejected an appeal that would have revived sunday parking meter enforcement. the board yesterday rejected the effort by add vehicles -- advocates to overturn the decision. the transportation officials come mid with the mayor's call to stop the sunday metering which generated $11 million a year but advocates say losing this lowers revenue. >> world cup could have the world attention but golf fans are watching 11-year-old girl. >> she is ready for the biggest event in women's golf, all eyes on her as she got in a practice round at pinehur

something else going up, air fares.es jumped nearlily 6% in may the steepest one month increase in 15 years. analysts say rising fuel costs because of the situation in iraq means that ticket prices are unlikely to come down soon. popeyes shelled out $43 million to its own secret res people it turns out the original recipe was sold to a third party. the chicken chain had been paying more than $3 million a year in licensing fees. and the pretzel bacon cheeseburger making a come back at wendy's. it was a hit when it debuted last year. it returned over fourth of here to stay. that's america's ♪ ♪ ♪ cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" >> once again dr. william hite the superintendent of >> once again dr. william hite plea to the city and state for more money. he says the district needs $96 million to maintain the status quo for the next budget year. without

system not paying for air fare. guess where that goes to? health care for veterans. remember that photo of the health care veterans in bethel, that was a couple of years ago. they were a little skeptical. this weekend i'm in bethel, alaska, in the same v.f.w., this one guy pulls his hand out, shows me these scars he's working on. he said i had to go to anchorage. i thought he was going to get mad at me. but he said now, now -- these are the bethel folks. he said to me, mark, i'm able to save my air fare and give more care to my brothers and sisters who serve with me in the military, because he doesn't have to fly to anchorage. he gets a choice. he gets to get the care right there. we went after this issue aggressively because we knew these veterans fought for our country and deserve the best. the best. and we knew we could offer it in this system. the other thing we've been aggressive, as a member of the veterans' committee, we've been aggressive about putting more resources to the veterans, the v.a. organization. just in alaska, in 2010, we had about $160 million bu

be prepared to pay more for air fare. ticket prices will go up a little starting july 21-st.because of a hike in passenger security fees. right now, that fee is anywhere from 5 to 10 dollars. no matter how many planes you take. but in a few weeks there will be a flat fee of $5.60 for each direction you're headed. and probably another fee if there's a long lay-over. it's not clear yet whether the airlines will help cover the fee. the money is going to help the t-s-a protect you. many families will head to the beach this summer for vacation. but how safe is the water? a new study just out shows that the water quality is not as safe at some beaches as you may think. pride fever hitting the bay area this weekend. as thousands prepare to celebrate in san francisco. this year's them is called - "color our world with pride." it's the largest l-g-b-t gathering in north america. the parade will begin 10:30 sunday morning. most street closures along the route will start a few hours earlier sunday. it starts at the corner of market and beale streets. parade participants will make their

. >> air fares and hotels up 5% compared to the holiday weekend last year. people are going to be paying more than they did last year. >> reporter: higher prices are not deterring people looking to take advantage of a holiday on a friday and will extend through early next week. >> we can guarantee that millions of americans will be driving for the busy july 4th weekend, especially because it's on a long weekend. expect the road to be busy, crowded and full of high gas prices. >> reporter: still, 50 cents a gallon cheaper than in the summer of 2008. tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> there's going to be good weather over the holiday weekend. but maybe not 100% as we will see. heat and storms are going to be returning. we're watching the tropics for development that could affect us on the 4th. we will talk more about that. right now we have a fair amount of sunshine out there. this is looking right outside our studios. 86 degrees, ten mile an hour wind out of the west. the humidity not that bad for this time of the year. we were only 84 with low humidity on satu

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high gas prices and rising air fares may have you considering a stay-cation this summer rather than aar-off beaches or theme parks. chicago is a good place to stay put, but it doesn't crack the top five stay-cation spots in a new survey. wallet-hub lists the best stay-at-home vacation destinations as: buffalo, new york; minneapolis and cincinnati. >> no way! >> who did this report? the worst: chula vista, california; fremont, california and laredo, texas. the website considered 20 factors like the number of public swimming pools, golf courses and museums in ranking cities for stay-cations. >> i guess we don't have a lot of public swimming pools? >> that seems a little off. >> cincinnati is a great city ... >> i do have to comment on the facial hair it's been looking pretty good. >> i've been working on this for eight weeks. >> i had to shave my and it was getting rough. >> your little boy is becoming a man. how are you guys feeling? it's going to be a good week. we're looking at all the stories trend in this morning. including some big tech news from over the weekend. japan's *the nik

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go, a highhe losses again rail fares means it is as costly to travel by train as it is by air.s for the aviation industry. the finance minister last week said that their medicine would be needed for the economy in order to -- and whether it makes political sense as it makes financial sense. we are watching out for the development of the government's stake in [indiscernible] steelmaker. that will happen later today. passengers and free trade -- hiking prices. impact of 3%.n the big one that you were talking about is passenger fare hike, 14%, effective the 25th of june. the minister saying that meeting annual expenses is not possible if such a hike is not done. what is going to be the price difference now between rail and air fares which are expected to narrow further going forward that could really encourage -- that is the hope of the airline industry -- to move from rail to air? we have seen several prices being offered here in india. it has not really done much in boosting demand but this could be possibly one step further in that direction. >> thanks. let's take a look at son

. >> and the price on air fares and hotels also up. orbit says they're paying 5% this year compared to last year. >>> if there was ever a need for a check engine light, there was this weekend in sunnyville. that's where a kid's incredible -- kitten's incredible journey began. >> this man was at a gas station, hears meowing. he says a tiny black kitten nestled between the engine and the fire wall. he thinks the think -- the cat crawled in and rode for 30d minutes at 70 miles an hour down highway 85 and 101. so this happened saturday, and since then he's been trying to find the owner, but hasn't had any luck. he can't keep it. he hopes to find a family before he has to take it to shelter. >> that'll just be a matter of time, wow. good thing they have what, nine lives. >> eight now, yes. >>> 5:10 right now, weeks after the election of one way still undecided, the answer we could get today coming up. >>> pippa middleton, we'll hear from the city of the newest membered of britain's royal dpaem. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national a

the justice department blessing higher air fares. the government's not -- the government's doing a lot of stuff that doesn't help the economy, but does help individual companies. larger companies do better in the environment when smart companies are -- >> let's move on to an individual company. general motors, attorney ken feinberg will announce details of the compensation plan for crash victims 10:00 a.m. eastern. federal prosecutors and congressional investigators are quick to say, however, that gm could still face a number of criminal probes related to those crashes. ken feinberg is going to join us live first on cnbc, right after the announcement. of course, mr. feinberg has carved out an expertise in this arcane area of amassing funds to then be distributed to victims, whether it's bp or boston marathon victims. >> the political dance that goes with that. >> yes. >> no less a skill, right? it's not just about tables. >> not at all. the idea and the times today has a long article that still a lot more to come and the use of the w

we are taxing people to subsidize other people's air fare. the bill before us today would cut funding for transit starts by 13%, tiger grants by 80%, public housing mod modernization by 5% and the home program for 30%, among other things. under these circumstances, i cannot stand here in good conscience and allow a subsidy like this to continue. i offer this amendment today because it's more important to put a roof over the heads of the poor in this housing bill, to make sure people have a means to get to work and to get to their families and their loved ones in this transportation bill, than it is to hand out corporate welfare to united airlines. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? mr. latham: mr. chairman, i make a point of order against the amendment because it proposes to change existing law and constitutes legislation on an appropriation bill and therefore violates clause 2 of rule 21. the rule states in pertinent part, an a

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the terrorist attacks here and that alone should have justified air strikes and not just now, but weeks ago. >> and general mccaffery, fareed zarchari said, who happened here? and this morning, john mccain said that the war was won, and anyway, fareed writes, the prime minister and his ruling party have behaved like thugs, but how did maliki became prime minister of iraq, it is by a series of decision b decisions by the bush administration and they justified the actions pointing out that the shiites are the majority of iraq and so they had to rule. and many say that decisions made by nuri al maliki in eliminating or excluding an entire population is the reason that we are here, and as long as he was the partner of any policy and choedz to exclude or rule by exclusion, we would end up with this crisis, and what do you say? >> well, i think that evan is entirely right. isis will represent an enduring threat to europe and the western united states and never mooirnd the misery and tragedy to a large part of the middle east. the question at hand is that poor mr. obama now sitting over there in the white house situation room sort

air national guard? >> the 166th network war fare squadron would welcome a visit anytime. >> that's a worth while inquiry. i will look at that, sir. >> thank you, mr. secretary. looking forward to following up with us on all these issues. >> thank you. >>> senator? >> i appreciate you being here and appreciate what you're doing. my questions, as you know, this comes from someone who is supportive of immigration reform, as a member of the gang of eight, i'm proud the legislation we passed. i hope that similar legislation or some legislation could pass the house, and we can get this is done. i want to follow up on some of the questions by my colleagues on the motivation of people coming. when you look at the numbers, it's just staggering, as you have had said, and has created a humanitarian disaster. when we involve fema, as you mentioned, for something like this, this denotes a disaster. and we ought to be looking at the causes of it. where he know some of the causes, as you explained, the economic situation in these countries, the drug activity with car tells, and unsafety with the gangs certainly leads

now the air force has no fast jets, three plans, and 30 helicopter. on the ground its army fares a lit the better. it has more than 100,000 soldiers with two drinking aids of special forces. it has 336 main tanks, although more than ta fifth are aging or obsolete soviet models. although it has many more fighting me, analyst say many of the regular soldiers may lack the will to fight. >> it lacks a unifying identity, no command and control. it's riddled with corruption, and does not have weapons that could make a difference on the battlefield. >> reporter: the iraqi government predict it will win the fight against i.s.i.l., but whether its troops have the will to do that is another question. >>> israeli war planes struck gaza overnight for a second time in response to a round of rockets launched. it targeted locations used by fighters. about 50 rocts targeted israel over the past few weeks, and today binyamin netanyahu warped that israel is ready to expand air strikes in gaza. tensions have been escalating since the disappearance of three israeli teenagers on june 12th. israeli pr

now it's air force has no fast jets, three combat capable planes and helicopters. on the ground, its army fares a little better. it has more than 190,000 soldiers with two brigades of special force, and 336 battle tank. more than a futed are ageing models. analysts say the regular soldiers may lack the will to fight. >> it lacks a yun giing identity, no -- uniifying identity, no command and control. lacks instruction, and has a lack of weapons. >>> the iraqi government predict it will win the fight against i.s.i.l. and other armed groups, but whether the troops have the will to do that is another question. >>> israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has voced support for -- voiced for for an independent kurdish stayed. it clashes with a wish to keep the group united. they are hoping to form a broader alliance with moderate forces in the region, israeli war planes struck gaza overnight for a second time, in response to another round of rockets. tart weapons -- targeted weapons factories - 50 rockets targetting israel, and today binyamin netanyahu warned israel is ready to expand air force str

they are considering fares ranging from $4 to $6 and we have reached out to see where they are leaning but they still don't know, the cost to ride airright now between the airport and bart is three dollars, so there will be an increase. >> don't we know that. >>> a scare involving a suspicious package right outside san francisco city hall, a decision by a good samaritan -- samaritan and the grounds of 10s of thousands of dollars. >>> traffic is still a little bit slow in some areas, still good in others as the sunole grade and we will take a look at this part of the bay when we come back. >>> and we'll see this in a long time, it's going to top out on temperatures as far as cooling goes and we will have the almost full moon, you can see it to. -- see it tonight. . >>> welcome back time now 5:44 a concern for the privacy of medical patients. they were stolen last week from a medical office. it was taken from an unlocked employee locker from the regional medical group. it reportedly involves those who date back to 2009. the records did not include any patient financial information. >>> well a search goes on for a usc student missing i

air bags. regulators believe there may have been more 13 lives lost. they say they could not know the exact number >> southwest announced a special fare good on shorter routesg thanksgiving season. fridays and saturdays are excluded. discounted seats are limited per flight the sale ends thursday. there is good deals out there. it's worthying about it now. >> we're going to vegas. >> it's a one-way fare, right? >> they don't do two way fares. >> right. >> so tell your daughters in southern california to get in on this. >> i want to go somewhere. somewhere else. >> coming up at 4:00 an update on a massive housing project in san francisco. 10,000 new homes will be built. >> coming up the civil trial of beating trial of brian stow. and a former blue angels commander combeth his wings clipped for what he did on the ground those stories and more coming up at 5:00 the news at 4:00 wraps up here in just a moment. oh chris, er?member to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? wha

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the 3.2-mile line is expected to open this fall and fares could range from $4 to $6. the cost to ride aires right now is $3. >>> 8:39. state officials say the ride sharing companies could lose their operating permits if they keep taking travelers to and from california airports. the california public utilities commission said the ride sharing companies don't have permission to operate in the airports and taxi and limo companies are required to pay for permits to work there. regulators are going to start conducting audits of the ride sharing companies. >>> meantime, traffic in cities around the world came to a stand still during a huge taxi driver protest over uber. as many as 30,000 taxi and limo drivers blocked streets in london, paris, madrid, and berlin. the ride sharing company says the protest backfired and led to a huge surge in downloads of its app. uber placed in ads in london newspapers before the protest offering discounts for travel during this rally. >> that london traffic is bad enough as it is. >>> 20 minutes before 9:00. thousands of confidential patient records possibly st

air strikes would work. but the real problem is much larger an is a decade in the making. in iraq. it's defending the indefensible. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. let's get started. >>> let's go trait to baghdad to get the latest on the war between isis and the government of iraq. cnn's nick r robertson is their. nic, the reports you have seem to suggest that baghdad is secure but you are hearing something somewhat different? >> reporter: i think the evidence supports something different at the moment fareed. yesterday it seems perhaps the government slowed down isis' advance towards the city. maliki had drawn a line in the sand about two hours north of here overnight the government asked the army to pull out in baquba. it's much closer to baghdad an soumau sumara. isis moved in within the hour. isis is still on the add dance coming towards baghdad, from what we under in intelligence sources and sunni tribesman fighting alongside isis. i talked to one of them two days ago, this plan that they are following through right thousand, is the plan that they had all along. to move swiftly through the count

air bags. i would think that kind of testing is done to a fare thee well before a vehicle is approved for sale. how could they not know that? >> i can't speculate why they didn't know. anytime a vehicle stalls, we consider it to be a safety issue. if there's a malfunction in a part, we are going to -- >> i would say a safety issue indeed if the side air bag would not inflate if somebody got t-boned in the middle of an intersection when it happened and a young person. even an experienced driver of 40 years is not going to think that quickly. mr. valukas, i think you alluded this a few minutes ago. if not for the brooke melton lawsuit, i can't see the back of the room, but her picture may be up there on the wall. she's in my district in georgia. if not for the brooke melton lawsuit and she was killed and her lawyers found out her ignition switch from model year 2008 was different from model years 2005, '06 and '07 in the cobalt, would we know about this switch problem today? would we be aware of it? >> the answer is yes because the -- there was an open and, at that point, significant investigatio

berkeley left 10 people without homes official said the first aired on the ground for all hall and built a wade. then spread to the attic their faresg that fire up by 2:00 a.m. fire officials say the damage caused by the fire is estimated at three under thousand dollars a ton dulse displaced receive assistance from their friends or from american red cross causal fireman's under investigation this morning and oakland police arrested two men because the victim they robbed at gunpoint give a very good description of the suspect to police to happen thursday on 35th avenue the victim was from the gunpoint able to give officers a very good description of the car in roberts' letter that my police spotted the car and suspects a seminary bread crossway then was able to identify the man they've found illegally possessed firearms in the car guzman charged for the robbery >> : taking steps to try and prevent sexual violence on the campus as ec president announcing taskforce to do just that the group develops systemwide practices for all areas of sexual violence protection investigation and response the task force including members of the sea b

through the clean air act passed by congress in the '70s and the supreme court has basically said you have to apply that to carbon dioxide if they find it endangers public health and well farehave repeal it through congress. it would probably take a super majority, 66 votes in the senate to overturn a presidential veto. so unless they get 66 or 67 votes in the senate, it's pretty unlikely. >> brian, when you get into the coalition management side, you've seen since 2008 a really sharp turn in the republican party. 2008 you had john mccain and sarah palin ran on a platform that included a cap and trade bill. it's fair to say in 2016 that would be absolute suicide in the republican party. i think the question given that while the epa rules are ambitious, they are not nearly enough whether there can be a sharp change in the republican party in the coming years. what are the conditions if you think any actually exist by which the republican party can kind of get back to its pre-2008 status quo, where even if not every republican favored action, it was plausible and okay for some republicans to do so? >> i have a theory about this, which holds that climate politics in 2014 are a

fare. travel editor peter greenberg reports, you don't buy a ticket. you become a member. >> reporter: the basic model for commercial airfor almost 100 years, you buy a ticket for a flight, board the plane, and take off. but then in the early 2000s, the rising cost of fuel, airline merges, consolidations, and outright failures drove the industry into a tailspin, costing it $55 billion through 2008. it was during this time while working for the bush white house that wade irely had a brainstorm. >> i think i developed an acute understanding of the pain point that frequent flyers go through. >> reporter: his solution, surf air. >> we're a subscription airlines. it's a relationship and it continues. >> reporter: to be a member, i have to join. >> it is. >> and i can fly? >> its like a country club for air travelers. >> reporter: the difference is obvious. starting at check-in. since surf air flies less than ten passengers at a time, there's no tsa. >> what i'm going to do is take your photo that. way you don't have to present your i.d. next time you fly with us. >> i don't need an i.d.? >> no. you just show up. >> what peop

air fell the most in four months after they said they are considering a plan. they're grounding planes, canceling orders, and reviewing an investment in indonesia. in southeast asia has pushed faresrecently. they are paying attention a great deal. samsung has unveiled the tizenry's first smartphone. .t comes with a super hd screen it is an operating system. you probably have android. this is a new system. samsung is getting involved. it is the german investor credited with putting germany's tech scene on the map as well as giving it a reputation as the copycat capital. now they could be nearing an ipo valued at $4 billion. let's find out more. hans nichols joins us now. >> it's really fitting the first is one ofrom berlin these copycats. when i go to a berlin startup. you always throw this charge a them. what are you doing that is new and innovative? it's very you're saying we are a copycat, but it's also unfair because it's hard to take these models and translate them into local markets. wherever they are doing it. 75 investments they have made. they bring in staff. they help bring everybody up to speed. they did the german version of ebay. then they did groupon. it is big in as

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air asia starts operations today. asia's biggest budget carrier has set a target for its india venture to break even in four months. the market is so competitive that airlines are offering base faresu.s. cents as they woo 61 million domestic flyers. welcome back to "countdown." i'm mark barton. >> i'm anna edwards. 7:15. ever get the feeling you're being watched? if you're attending any world cup games, there's a fair chance you wouldn't be imagining it. security and safety precautions will be at their highest levels. and israeli technology will be playing a major role. we have more. elliott, it won't be on the pitch this particular thing you're going to be talking about. this is -- israeli presence at the world cup. but explain it to us. >> yeah. israel's only made it to the world cup finals once in 1970. much to the chagrin of football mad israelis. but the companies will certainly be there. one company to sort out 3-g infrastructure. wireless infrastructure in brazil. you got a company called risco which is dealing with security management of the stadium in quaba where some games are being played and nye systems, one of israel's biggest technology companies also there in brazil

fareed, your comments about senator mccain and what he had to say? >> what he wants the united states to do is to be the airce for nouri al maliki and his government. nouri al maliki is a shiite thug who has followed and supporting his cause the united states would alienate the sunnis of iraq and the sunnis of the region. it would fuel the sectarian fires and i think it would be highly unlikely that in that scenario, once the washington did that and let's say some of the violence stopped and the government was consolidated, that maliki would then say, oh, i'd now like to do powersharing of the kind that i haven't done for eight years. let's remember, the united states has never been able to get him to genuinely share power. the reason he started to do a little bit of it in 2007 and 2008 was not the united states' pressure. it was that his country descended into an all-out civil war and to stop that, maliki temporarily agreed to do what petraeus asked him to. the minute petraeus left, well before u.s. troops pulled out, maliki stopped doing it. the united states would be supporting him and becoming his air f