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stephanie sy one of the millions stranded. good to see you by satellite. >> good morning, del, things are looking a lot better this morning. this time yesterday, there were 200 united flights, united flights alone that were canceled. my flight to new york was among those. there were 700 total flights canceled at o'hare. this morning i just took a look at the board for departures here in the united terminals at o'hare, zero cancellations this morning. there is a sense that operations are returning to normal. just as an example when you look behind me, that is the security entrance there. you're not seeing a line, so there is a sense that operations are recovering here, but that is after three days and a weekend of travel woes. >> some slept on floors and seats, others waited by kiosks and stood in line. a fire caused massive flight disruptions at o'hare and midway international airports. >> affect, it's affecting the whole world, traffic coming from europe and asia coming to chicago are impacted. they have so absorb some of the

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stephanie sy, days after the fact, you are one of the many passengers still stranded. how are you coping? >> i should report that right now there were more flights that are leaving o'hare on time than there are flights that are cancelled. two hours ago when i spoke to you and looked up at the board, there were 50 cancelled flights. now i look up, there's about 12 cancelled flights. it's easier to get on a flight. i checked for a flight home and i was able to book that if i wanted to at this point. i wasn't able to three hours ago. the flights leaving for the most part are facing delays of an hour or less. 48 hours after the incident this morning, united airlines, for example, the terminal i was in was operating at two-thirds capacity. there's definitely a sense, at this point, that for a lot of passengers, things are getting better. myself and other passengers. this all started this morning. my flight was cancelled. i rebooked a flight. that flight was cancelled. i was on the phone on hold for 45 minutes waiting for another flight and i could not get one out today, and

though that wasn't an sy thing to do. though released it back into an area where it could roam free and hopefully not get caught. >> guess what? we have another winner in our rtm ipad mini give away. charlene from los angeles, watches our show on fox 11. congratulations. we have a big announcement. we are adding one more week for our ipad mini give away. your chance to win is coming up. to enter, you need thursday's buzz word, need to be 18 years old and legal u.s. resident. stand by for the rtm ipad give away. >>> this is a pretty spectacular video by cirque de soleil. the lamp shades come to life. >> they're dancing. >> this is a collaboration between this research institute where they are use iing helicops as part of the performance. >> that's cool. are the drones being flown individually? >> they are all in sync. not just in sync with themselves but with the performer. they follow his movements. they react to what it is he is doing. it is remarkable. this is the first time that we see a collaboration between humans an

with high pox sy yaw, you start to lose judgment, you don't make sense. you can't add up one plus one. and with that, it will truly put to you sleep. then you of course die. so, at this point it doesn't look good. it looks very ominous that this plane will start losing descent here fairly soon. melissa: tom sullivan the thank you for that. tough story. >>> turning back to the u.s. postal service joining forces with amazon on yet another venture. this time they're delivering groceries for amazon's fresh service in san francisco. this is post office. they're having a tough time delivering junk mail. now they will make sure your fish doesn't rot before it gets to your table. >> one thing i will miss is the drones. i thought drones would send us. now we have the postal service. >> rather drone give you a loaf of bread or the post office. depends on the item if you're standing underneath. >> post office for a long time they will contract. instead of going six days a week, going five days a week. maybe they can go seven days a week and deliver every day alongsi

what you're seeing here is a *sy-fawn-of-for . i have to say it correctly. the hard-won. >> better you than me. >>it's not just one animal. it's a living colony made up of many individual organisms working together. each of these tiny organisms has a highly specialized function... to ensure the *sy- fawn-of-for* can move, eat and breathe. the creatures are related to jellies. particularly the portuguese man o'war. how cool is that. >> to get it? >> 52 degrees today. wind is column. 2.46. humidity at 80%. , and comfortable start to the morning. temperatures, it depends on where you are. 52 in chicago. looking to the west, rochelle is at 39. much cooler to the west. typical urban heat type stuff for us. the good news is we stayed dry. cooler than normal again. our seventh day in a row of that. we're mostly sunny today. cooler along the lake. not as cool the overnight low down to 50. 67 on thursday. friday we make 76 degrees. >> we have to work on the pronunciation. still ahead, tony stewart future is still uncertain. new information about the fatal crash. >> a

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good morning, i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters ergs. welcome to our extended coverage. >> it has been 13 years since the worst terrorist together on u.s. soil, when al-qaeda highjackers flew passenger planes into world trade center towers, the pentagon and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> nearly 3,000 americans, police officers, firefighters, pentagon officials, mothers fathers sons and daughters all losing their lives, setting off a chain events that spawned wars in iraq and afghanistan and sparking the national debate over our national security. >> let's rejoin erica pitzi in new york city. you are standing at the memorial where a small ceremony is held each year. >> it is getting underway right this minute. you can see the american flag here as the gateway to this ceremony. we have emergency responders lined up along with dignitaries not just from jersey city, but also former governor of new jersey. you can hear the music going. you can see wreaths hangen on a twisted beam from one of the towers, of course jersey city affecte

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huge amounts of the brain with this weather systemrain with this weather sy.e will be a lot of the runoff. it is warm now but there is the cool air all the way north into canada. the jet stream will bring that into the center of the country. partly cloudy and much cooler thursday. snow falls in the black hills and now in southwest. for the moment is 77 that both of the airports in town. dewpoints are coming up to the '60s. there is the sun burned index. a string of late october level cool days thursday through sunday. the rain is concerning and we will have more on our 4:00 early edition of the news and again at 9:00. >> thank you so much for joining us today. >> had a great afternoon and >> had a great afternoon and remember we are back at 4:00. in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. breathe. you breathe, you pig. i told you we shouldn't go out. and i told you we shouldn't get preg

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. >> i'm stephanie sy. a live look on the streets of hong kong. you can see them packed, tens of thousands of demonstrators bringing the city to a complete stand still, calling on china to give them the right to elect their own leaders. >> that is a demand beijing is directing, a key deadline hours away. scott reports from the protest. >> starting to become a pattern at the main area in central hong kong is that we see early by noon more people showing up, people who slept on the tarmac and then it slowly builds. that's what we are seeing now, the afternoon hours bring in more people. this is the main that ar thorou. they ever called people to tell everyone they know to call them and tell them to come out here. they worry if it dips to a low, that gives the police a chance to break it up. >> there is still momentum, more and more students are knowing what's happening and coming to help us out. >> one thing that is different on tuesday, the protest organizizers have started to build more infrastructure here. we've seen more tents go up. now they ar

. >> i'm stephanie sy. this morning, the white house is trying to convince lawmakers at home and allies overseas to support the fight against the islamic state group. one key ally, germany said it will not take part in airstrikes. >> congress now considering a vote as soon as next week on the president's strategy. secretary of state john kerry gathering more support from arab nations. he is in turkey today. part of that whirlwind trip through the region. >> russia is weighing in, saying unless the syrian government signs on, u.s. airstrikes in syria would be an act of aggression. mike viqueira is in washington. it seems not everyone is on the same page as the president on capitol hill. >> that's absolutely right. you cite that had late breaking information from europe. germany will not take part in the airstrikes. the air campaign against the islamic state group comes as the administration continues to try to build that international coalition. with questions now emerging about just who will join the coalit

of people from the "new york times," including tom freedman and david brooks, gene robinson, jerry syhe "wall street journal," jeffrey goldburg of the atlantic. is this part of the to convincek?3m journalists priva? >> i understand the value of conversations being off the record. as long as you're getting enough on camera q&a and enough on the record interaction with the press, i don't have a particular problem with that. >> i think it's a terrible idea. he's been doing this for years and he never invites me. >> it's all about you, dana. >> it's too off message and i think he should just quit the whole thing. >> thanks for stopping by. ahead on media buzz, jay carney already defending his ex boss in his ex boss at cnn. but up next, how do they get donald sterling's tape to the bombshell race rice video? founder harvey levin in a moment. >>> tmz, the got to be website based in l.a. has beaten the mainstream media on a whole series of scoops. there was mel gibson's rant against the cops, michael richard's racist rant in a comedy club, the racist audio tape that forced done afrld sterli

one college modern take ona police escort begins sy for a northwest indiana officer, killed in a shooting. we'll have a *live report. part of an interstate gets washed away, as record rainfall floods parts of the southwest. and cardinal george will meet with a fired gay music director, later today. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> yesterday was picture perfect. this summer we have finally found our group. but we only have zero weeks left. >> its credit change in a big way. warm temperatures and a. chance of showers and storms. a good chance this morning and another chance after sunset. middle portions of the day will have sunshine but we are still expecting to see grain as the cold front comes through. . of the current temperatures. these numbers are where they should be. green indicates light rain yellow is heavier rain. red is where it's really heavy. heavy rain along i 39. that area has been hit in the last week with that heavy rain. in the southern counties we can see some showers. here in th

they sy the 2 electric bikes have an estimated value of $8,000.nother bike around $1,300 was also take 7. >>> and the a's have a task on the regular season . get a win and you're in the play offs. >> ball is going back, near the wall and he's got it and that will do it, folks. game number 162, the a's wrap up a post season. >>> they finally got in a 4-0 victory in texas. players showered each other with champagne yesterday, and john lester will start the single game play off that's tomorrow in kansas city. the a's are in the post season for the third straight year. have to get a win to move on. >>> well governor terry brown has been signing and vetoing a lot of legislation lately. >> here with more on his decisions is the political analyst. good morning. >> he's been very, very busy. let's face it, the governor is not just popular for what he does but for what he stops from happening. he's positioned himself as sort of the adult in the room, he is protecting californiaens from the whims of our other elected officials. tomorrow is the last day for

i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters.ning, adrian peterson is told to stay away from his team. the minnesota vikings suspending him again. >> peterson, originally cleared to play sunday is now on indefinite leave as he faces charges of child abuse. we have more details. john, public pressure has been increasing on both the vikings and nfl. >> i think you're spot on on that. the league found itself weathering its acting from politics and big business. in the face of the pressure, the minnesota vikings changed their decision on adrian peterson. >> adrian peterson went home tuesday, thinking he would be playing football on sunday. overnight, vikings owner reversed field, announcing the team was placing peterson on indefinite leave. in a statement, he explained the move will require that adrien remain away from all team activities, while allowing him to take care of his personal situation, until the legal proceedings are resolved. about the team's decision earlier in the week to reinstate peterson while he faces child abuse c

i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. >> an isil plot to carry out public executions in australia have been foiled. police raided homes in 27 cities. isil telling its followers there to kill australians just to prove that they could. >> australia has joined the u.s. coalition against islamic state of iraq and the levant. the senate is expected to sign off on that fight. this operation in australia really unprecedented for them. >> it most certainly was. australian officials left absolutely nothing to chance, because they feared a number of citizens believed to be fighting with isil were planning to murder australian citizens in broad daylight. >> massive predawn raised in australia after authorities received in that's isil members inside australia have been urged to carry out a public beheading. >> exhortations were coming from an australian who is apparently quite senior in isil to conduct demonstration killings here in this country. >> more than 800 heavily armed police raided more than a dozen homes. it's being called the largest counter terrorism operation in australian history. >>

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seems just like about everybody at the white house sy saying this isis strategy has some flaws in it, bret? >> well, not everybody. but definitely some key players in this administrations especially at the beginning of that point of arming and training what we believed were moderate forces in syria. so you have leon panetta laying this out, that the entire national security team, the advisors, were all advising president obama to do that, including the chairman of the joint chiefs, martin dempsey, the cia director david petraeus as well as hillary clinton and leon panetta and the president decided not to do that and panetta laid out the concerns. former defense secretary robert gates, you know, talking about what has to happen as opposed to the semantics of u.s. forces on the ground. these are powerful figures in an administration that was dealing with this at the beginning. jon: and former defense secretary gates saying that the president announcing he will degrade and destroy isis, that might be a bridge too far when isis is in effect al qaeda in iraq, we've been fighting them for 1

the temperature en climbing sy ever since. mostly blue skies outside, a few airplane trails zipping across the sky. you're looking westbound toward tyson's corner the distance. otherwise, n m in the way of cloud cover today. currently we're 62 downtown, but most of the suburbs are well back into the low and mid 50s. 54 in hagerstown, 59 in fredricks temperur ao fi to as much as 15 degrees colder now than we were at the same time yesterday. so we're off to a cool start. 50s now. near 70 degrees by 1:00. 71 degrees by 5:00 and 62 degrees by 9:00 this evening. no weather concerns today. these chilly mornings are here to stay. plenty of sunshine this week with one good chance of rain. detail when that's going to be with your seven-day forecast coming up. >>> right now two separate search efforts are about to begin to find these two children. today marks one week since anyone has seen 2-year-old jacob on the left, his sister 3-year-old sarah disappeared the next day. news 4's derrick ward is live in germantown wh more on what the f

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so you have to look seriously sy and not ideologically on this. >> the president said it won't be basedreligion. if they're muslim, won't be screening -- >> with due respect i disagree profoundly. the islamic world is tearing itself apart with wars, sectarian wars, religious wars, tribal wars, and a lot of its focused right there all the way from nigeria, over to afghanistan, and you ought to look with more concern at folks coming out of there at folks for example, native born brits coming to the united states who speak english perfectly. >> we know in recent days there been signed up by isis. we know of many cases here in the united states, disenchanted young men, some equipment, who followed to the same -- some women. >> when you say they follow the path, they're muslims. by and large they're muslims and by and large this terrorism out of the middle east is being done by fanatic muslims. when that's the case and it comes out of certain areas, common sense tells you you have to look more closely and tells me, frankly, we need a review of our entire immigration policy. i think santorum

these relationships she has with her speaking, you know, gigs that she is doing, getting very codes syall these corporations. her husband is very cozy with the corporations. she was on board of walmart. she has always been that way. this isn't news. they didn't like her last time. it is not surprising they will not like her this time. i predict the liberal establishment will mostly get behind her. >> you hear of all that stuck. who do the republicans have to talk, who is the candidate to put up against hillary? who else do they have besides hillary, is there anyone you can think of that will pose a threat to her? >> you can say we said this before. i didn't think obama would beat her. he was extremely talented person. nobody i look at and say, even with him you would have said down the road, keep your eye on them. nobody i say down the road. >> right. one of the reasons why elizabeth warren would be so toxic, the whole clinton campaign is gearing up to say if you against hillary you're against women. elizabeth warren would mess up that narrative. you raise another point. you can see ob

of people from the "new york times," including tom freedman and david brooks, gene robinson, jerry sye "wall street journal," jeffrey goldburg of the atlantic. is this part of the attempt to convincek?3m journalists priva? >> i understand the value of conversations being off the record. as long as you're getting enough on camera q&a and enough on the record interaction with the press, i don't have a particular problem with that. >> i think it's a terrible idea. he's been doing this for years and he never invites me. >> it's all about you, dana. >> it's too off message and i think he should just quit the whole thing. >> thanks for stopping by. ahead on media buzz, jay carney already defending his ex boss in his ex boss at cnn. but up next, how do they get donald sterling's tape to the bombshell race rice video? founder harvey levin in a moment. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals g