he land aded a disabled us airways plane saving all people on board.ing title is "on the hudson." and as a reminder our next news cast is in the morning. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jude law bryce dallas howard

flight, actually, an american airlines flight because american has bought us airways, a bomb net so they have isolated the plane off by itself and in an area of the airport, philadelphia international airport were the flight was from san diego to philadelphia and at some point someone made a bomb threat so police have isolated the plane and are taking bomb sniffing dos to see if it is actually legitimate or something that was a hoax. we are seeing the busing are transporting passengers from the plane to the terminal. as we get more information on the story we will bring it to you. there were 88 people on board plus five crew members on the airbus 8321. >> the f.a.a. and ntsb are sending investigators to livermore to determine what caused a light plane to crash shortly after take off from livermore airport. the pilot was killed. our reporter, amy hollyfield is if livermore with the details. amy? >> yes eric it is dark here in the field. they have a light on the crash site but they have not had an opportunity to look at it in the daylight. the plane went down about 9:00 last night. he

passenger on board us airways flight 1708 sent us this picture, the plane was getting ready to take off for boston when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. the plane did have to return to the gate and the passengers boarded another flight, luckily, no one was injured. >> nearly 80 people are homeless this morning in delaware county after fire tears through their apartment complex. chopper three over the two alarm err at stratford court apartments on north lansdowne avenue. some residents were taken to the hospital. the red cross responded to assist. >> i saw smoke coming up from my bedroom. so i got my cat and we ran out, and there was smoke already coming through the halls. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo will have a live report for you coming up at 5:00. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down dozens of computers and ipads stole friend a local school. police tell "eyewitness news" that the thief took them wednesday night from saint ignascious of loyola school north 43rd street lat

he was the the us airways pilot from the 2009 miracle on the hudson. multiple bird strikes caused both engines to fail on the plane. >> can't wait to see how they reenact the landing on the hudson. >>> on sunday night while reporting on the fifa scandal, john oliver made this promise. >> budweiser, if you pull your support and help get rid of blatter, i will put my mouth where my mouth is and i will personally drink one of your disgusting items. i'm serious. it can be a bud light. i will even drink a bud light lime, despite the fact that all the lime in the world cannot disguise the fact that this takes like a puddle beneath a long john silver's dumpster. >> after fifa chief sepp blatter announced his resignation tuesday, oliver tweeted this photo of bud light lime with the caption "champagne." >>> caitlyn jenner tells "vanity fair" she chose her new name after watching the miss america pageant for years writing down the names she liked. the runners-up were heather and kathy. meanwhile e! news is reporting kim kardashian and kanye west's second baby is

uno de la aerolÍnea del ta rumbo a atlanta y otro de us airways que aterrizÓ en filadelfia. a chicago, procedente de san francisco el martes por la maÑana. las autoridades despejaron el aviÓn y los pasajeros salieron de manera usual. estamos trabajando con las agencias del orden en su revisiÓn, expresaron. >> para algunos, esto no va a tener impacto en la decisiÓn de viajar. >> la gente tiene que hacer salidas y entradas y yo pienso que el servicio va a seguir igual. nada mÁs que sÍ inquieta un poquito pero esperemos que todo siga bien. >> ay, dios. sÓlo dios... >> todo bien. dios quiera que llegue bien. >> todo esto ocurre despuÉs que una investigaciÓn interna encontrÓ serias fallas en la revisiÓn de los pasajeros y sus pertenencias en los aeropuertos del paÍs. de un total de 70 intentos de entrar con objettos prohibidos, en 67 casos los oficiales lograron pasar los explosivos y armas falsas sin que los guardias de seguridad los detectaran. las autoridades han prometido mejorar los procedimientos y entrenamiento del personal. >> el quinto vuelo que habÍa recibido amenaza de

a passenger on board us airways flight 1708 sent us this picture the plane was getting ready for take off when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. but luckily, no one was injured. >>> also, new details about andre us love it, co-pilot who deliberately crashed plane into the french alps in march. french prosecutors say he saw 41 different doctors in five years, mainly because he thought he was going to blind. prosecutors say some doctors got the impression that love its was mentally unstable, and some acknowledge considering him unfit to fly. >> let's get a check of traffic and weather together on the 3's 5:13, hey katy? >> good morning hey everyone happy friday first and for most to you. we are starting thing off on quiet but muggy note. definitely palpable humidity when you walk out the door. storm scan3 definitely showing a loft moisture beginning to build across the great lakes region specially here but this is all eventually headed our way. so meantime, all we're doing is build that warmth and humidity from the southwest and that's where y

it will include his landing of the us airways jet on the hudson river. no word yet on his playing the hero pilot. anne-marie? >> whoever it is had better be able to kbroe a good moustache. thank as lot, jill. >>> when we return, a classroom controversy. a florida science teacher is suspended for going to extremes to spreenlt his students from using their cell phones in his class. new colgate total mouthwash for gum health. it kills germs and forms a protective shield for 45% stronger gums. for stronger, healthier gums colgate total mouthwash. americans... ...57% of us try to excercise regularly. 83% try to eat healthy. ...yet up to... 90% of us fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more, together. add one a day. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus, for women, bone health support with calcium and vitamin d. ...and for men, it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. take one a day multivitamins. (vo) new tidy cats four-in-one strength. fights three strong odors, plus locks clumps tight. guarantee

and the merger with american airw and us airways, that's another thing. >> it doesn't sound like it's getting easier, it sounds like it's getting a little bit harder to move through these things. are there times you just say forget it and just buy a ticket? i don't think i've ever used miles. >> for every mile you should have it be at least two cents you're spend organize higher on the ticket. what that means is if you have 25,000 miles, you want to have a $500 ticket or higher to use those miles. if it's a $189 ticket, it's really probably not worth it to use the miles, then you might just be better off buying the ticket like you've done. you're doing the right thing. >> i'm doing the right thing. that big vacation, that's what you use them for. >>> that's the show for today, everybody. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us. >>> week, is there an entrepreneur gene? members of a family, each of whom started their own business. have a great week and i'll see you next weekend. sara gore: i'm sara gore, and you're watching open house. this week, gearing up to head out east fo

. >> reporter: a us airways flight from orlando was 45 minutes from lasting at philadelphia internationalirport yesterday afternoon when flight attendants asked for help with a seriously ill passenger. >> he was very pale, his lips were kind of blue. >> reporter: his paramedic instincts kicked in. he called for aspirin and oxygen for the 57-year-old man who appeared to have cardiac trouble and requested the pilot pick up the speed. >> next thing you know we're descending into philly. >> reporter: he spent half his life with the philadelphia fire department, working in the communications center at fire department headquarters in spring garden. with the last of his boxes packed for a permanent move to florida just hours away he is ready for the next chapter in life knowing his most recent one is complete with another life save. >> it's just very ironic thing that it would happen now. >> reporter: denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> the captain's been with the department for 25 years. what a way to retire. he checked with the fire department and the airline, they can't release the name of the man

. >>> a bomb threat on a us airways flight from san diego unfounded. the 93 passengers and crew were he is courted off the plane safely. they say k9 units and the bomb squad searched the plane and luggage finding no explosives. they say that bomb threats were also made against several other flights around the world today. >>> new castle county police are investigating a double shooting tonight. the incident at 7:45 in the jefferson farm's community. and the police have no suspect nor motive. >>> prosecutors same the theft from an award-winning chester county photographer was an inside job. she is the suspect. authorities arrested bree destephano a manager at steve mccurry studios's student yiep in exton. april caused of stealing prints books and other items from mccurry including a copy of this famous photograph "afghan girl" which graced the cover of "national geographic." stolen items worth more than $750,000 and most have been recovered. >>> a car drove right through a boston market restaurant in newark, delaware this afternoon. the accident happene

you are looking at a live picket of a plane at fill international airport, a us airways plane. we understand the plane is being investigated with passengers off loaded at this airport. we will understand this is an airbus 321 packed on runway with 93 passengers taken off. the police and firefighters are there investigating something with k-9 dogs called in to search this plane. the plane landed about 3:30 this morning our time so this has been going on for quite some time. don't know anything about origin of the flight. no reports of injuries but philadelphia airport s has an investigation. >> back here teens have questions of their health they usually google it. according to republicaners the vast majority of teens, 84 percent, surf the internet for agencies on their health. a third say they action on information found online to make positive life changes such as stopping smoking or losing weight. the study shows teens still consider their parents the most important source of information. >> that means mom. >> helicopter parents a study shows that will hurt your kids no matter

united dell tan us airways all come and gone. >> fox 29 weather authority right now.bsolutely fabulously gorgeous day though a little cool for you maybe. >> a little bit. i'd love to see 90s but everyone out there loves it. i'm not going to say it was a bad day. >> it was 5 degrees below average. >> there you go. >> it was cooler than we shall are for this time of year. the high made it up to 81 degrees but it's been comfortable stepping outdoors. the normal this time of year is 86. look at the record. 102 degrees set back in 1934. so that is definitely safe. the sun will set this evening shortly after 8:30. get outdoors and enjoy. you can see it's comfortable. 81 right now. look at that humidity. only at 38%. unheard of really for this late in june. as we take look at the temperatures right now it's 78 in allentown. 77 in lancaster as well as pottstown. upper 70s millville, atlantic city so beautiful area wide. tomorrow we might have to watch out for a few gusty thunderstorms some of which could be strong to severe. we'll talk about that in a moment. the humidity bui

delta, united, american, us airways and jetblue.e 80% of all change the revenue that year. delta top at 875 million. united with -- american, more than 500 million. this is what consumers pay now to change a domestic ticket. jetblue came in at $100. it can be higher for international flights. as change fees have risen, so have consumers complaint. flyers rights.org is the biggest nonprofit airline consumer organization. it petitioned the dot to clamp down. it says change fees no longer resemble a reasonable approximation incurred by the airline. merely a tool to get out ougeumers -- to ga consumers. on the flipside, there is one major u.s. airline that does not charge a change fee, southwest airlines. olivia: i will try to book southwest tickets. still to come, you don't want to miss this. jordan spieth is going to be joining us. can he complete one of the rarest feats in sports? golf's grand slam. he will join us, next. ♪ . . a it ladainian hong kong. mark: this is the "bloomberg market day." lipids as it's 50-50. that story, comin

a us airways flight and a plane headed for mexico all targeted.ement is now investigating the course. coincidentally the series of bomb scares come after we learn more about tsa failures in detecting prohibited items like weapons at airport checkpoints and now there's been a major shake-up at tsa. the acting tsa administrator, melvin carraway is out. after embarrassing news undercover operations designed to test tsa's ability to test explosives and weapons at airport security check points yielded a 95% failure rate. cnn has also learned undercover teams who smuggled weapons and fake explosives past security were not weapons experts. security or even law enforcement. they were regular staff, but the department of homeland security inspector general's office. now homeland security secretary jeh johnson wants screening procedures revised. more training for officers. and screening equipment re-evaluate re-evaluated. the president is urging congress for this nominee for now administrator. the agency has been without a permanent leader for five months.

if you want to see the potential ly championship game winner it $58 on out needed and $762 on us airways. at oracle arena $435 and stubhub $897 for club level tickets and court side? $18,700. if the warriors lose, game seven at oracle arena is on friday and i checked warriors.com . the price of tickets, the cheapest are $,000 each and the most expensive more than $65,000 but winning a championship, of course is priceless. >> yet another season to stay home and watch the game right here on abc7 which is the only place to catch the finals if you don't want to go to cleveland. our come begins at 5:30 and if we need game seven it is in oakland friday at 5:30. >> we have coverage from cleveland with our reporter back here tom and wednesday morning and you can see reports in afternoon and evening right here on the warriors station abc7. >> a major rule on affordable housing is due from the state supreme court this morning at issue is the san jose law that requires some new residential developments to set aside 15 percent of their units to family sat below market rates. builders say the city fa

us airways flight 648 from san diego, landed safely in philly after someone phoned in a threat warning of explosives on board. the 88 passengers and 5 crew were held on the taxiway while canines and a bomb squad searched for explosives. nothing was found. again, at least five flights were targeted today. the threats have not affected airports in the d.c. area. the flights originated in california portland oregon and seoul, korea. government sources tell nbc news threats are not credible. they are similar to chemical weapon threats against aircraft just last week. >>> this downed tree could have caused big problems for your morning commute. one point during the morning rush massachusetts avenue closed between 12th and 13th streets in northwest. the massive tree came down overnight, blocking traffic in both directions. as you can see, the mess has since been cleaned up. >>> cloudy chilly rainy day. there's the way it looks from tower camera looking out over the urban landscape. temperatures pushed back down into the 60s. we made 92 for a high yesterday. we'll be nowhere near that later o

six years ago sullenberger landed his us airways plane filled with passengs on the hudson river in newr a bird strike. the movie will be based on the book he wrote. eastwood last directed the film "american sniper," and according to "vaety" was interested in spotlighting another american hero. >>> the sun is sting on a long-term employer in menlo park. "sunset" magazine has been headquartered there for decades. w it's moving to jack london square it in oakland. it will take over the second floor and also have a wine cellar in its offices. in additioto its new space sunset will have a testing center at cornersne in sonoma which will include a garden, outdoor kitchen and live programming. if y want to take part in super bowl 509 san francis bay area host committee is looking for voluntee. the host committee needs at least 5,000 vunteers to acomment the more than 1 million sitors during super bowl week. volunteers will get a free sup bowl uniform but will not get tickets to the big game. >>> two bay area flights were involv in an international scare in the air. up next why homeland securi

a scary moment for passengers on board us airways flight. plane hit truck during take off at philadelphia international airport. a passenger on board flight 1708 sent us this photo. the plane was getting ready to take off for boston, when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. the plane returned to the gate and those passengers boarded another flight. no one was injured. but oh, owe so frustrating out on the plane ready to go. >> and then like okay, let's get back to the gate and start all over. all work out though. right now 6:08. for the ninth year in a row cbs-3 and the "cw philly" partnered with alex's lemonade stands to hold telethon and yesterday's fundraiser just huge success. >> really was, lot of money raised. some big names also stopped by including the phanatic and swoop. we were all thrilled to be a part of this tradition which has helped raise more than $12 million, in the fight against pediatric cancer. so, how much did we raise yesterday? let's check the tally. there it is. wow, we set new

this was a us airways flight from san diego. it landed in philadelphia. law enforcement officials after receiving this bomb threat met the aircraft there. they swept it. they checked it. did not find anything. as you can see, we are talking about multiple airlines affected here in multiple parts of the country and they have to take all of these threats very serio seriously. this is something this day in age that law enforcement deals with every single day and multiple times a day and they never know which one is going to be credible and which one is not credible. thankfully all of these so far not seen as credible. this comes on the heels of just we saw memorial day weekend several flights flying into new york city received bomb threats. they checked it out and there was nothing there. again, in the age of social media and others, they have to make sure all of these are checked out and they take them all seriously. >> they do. rene marsh thank you so much. this comes on the heels of other threats this past weekend. i think that's why they were taking it p

memories of the miracle on the hudson in january 2009, when a bird strike knocks out both engines on us airwaysengers and crew on board survive, but no one can guarantee an outcome as smooth as this textbook landing. friday, october 7th, 2011. the pilot of this cessna 310 twin-engine plane radios a distress call. he's just more than halfway through a 2,300-mile flight from monterey, california, to hilo airport on hawaii's big island, when he realizes he's low on fuel and desperately needs help. u.s. coast guard pilot lieutenant eric modjeska is called in to intercept the cessna and coordinate a rescue. >> we took off to go intercept the pilot and escort him into the crash site. >> modjeska and his hercules c-130 are dispatched from barbara's point on hawaii's oahu island. this lock long-range search-and-rescue plane is equipped with state-of-the-art cameras housed in this dome attached below the nose of the airplane. operators from inside the plane can zoom in and track vessels and planes for miles around. once modjeska reaches the distressed pilot, they are still 350 miles off the coast. >> we

bomb throat was recorded on an american airlines jet from san diego to philadelphia flying under us airways, the airbus was isolated in a row most area after landing in philadelphia. all 93 people on the jet were removed. the plane was swept. in the end nothing was found. >> congressional panel is meeting this morning to investigate the deadly plane crash and will question the president and drove amtrak asking what could be done to prevent the accident that killed eight and hurt 200 others. the plane was doing double the speed limit when it ran off the tracks. >> two bodies have been found in the aftermath of a flooding in texas, a her and her six-year-old son who were washed away in the raging water of the blanco river. the four-year-old daughter is missing. >> had could be potential for flash floods after boston got drenched yesterday. the severe weather is from maine to new york city, causing slow travel on highways and for airlines. "good morning america" will have much more on the northeast flooding at 7:00 a. >> now a check on our weather forecast. >> texas was in a drought and then t

we first brought this story yesterday on good day the threat claimed multiple explosives were on us airways flight from san diego to philadelphia, but nothing suspicious was found. >> philadelphia police trying to nab three guys, they say are stealing scooters and motorcycles, in south philly. new video shows two of the wanted men walking on the 1900 block of carpenter street. investigators think they are behind more than dozen theft since early april. authority say in some cases they load the motorcycles into a white ford van. 4:35, coming up: new information about colorado gunman james holmes revealed at trial. who he tried to call moments before the shooting. >> and rush hour horror. what happens when a bus jumps a curb in chicago. >>> what a mess here, bus crashed in chicago during rush hour yesterday, leaving at least one person dead, and several others hurt. authority say the bus was making a turn, when it collided with at least three other vehicles. the bus went on to the sidewalk and one person was pinned underneath. investigators say the driver was the only person on the bus fit of

he land ed a disabled us airway plane saving all people on board.he film's working title is "on the hudson." and as a reminder, our next news cast is in the morning. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jude law bryce dallas howard musical guest, florence & the machine and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 271! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a hot crowd. hot crowd. oh, hey, that's what i'm talking about! looking good! hot crowd, baby, hot crowd. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here. i appreciate that. let's get to what people are talking about. here's what everyone's talking about. hillary clinton just announced that she will officially kick off her presidential campaign on june 13th in new york city. and good news, it's free to get in. [ laughter ] which sounds great until you find out it's $100,000 to

they were made today toward five different flights, one each from us airways delta united, korean air andment mexican carrier valaras. none were headed to or from the d.c. area. the planes all landed safely no weapons found on board. nearly a dozen flights have been the target of bomb flights over the past two weeks. >>> first degree murder charges have been filed in a deadly shooting outside a target in montgomery county. a university of maryland gad watt was gunned down in the parg being lot of the target in germantown. police have now arrested her ex-boyfriend. today megan fitzgerald spoke to the family. >> reporter: investigators say it all happened in the parking lot of this target monday evening. they tell us witnesses told police they saw the suspect donald bricker jr. arguing with marie adieu bio. moments later, shots were fired. investigators say that woman later died an the suspect took off. montgomery county police say 27-year-old bricker took off from the target parking lot in what witnesses describe as a white ford pickup truck around search:30 monday night. when police s

officials say someone called in a bomb threat to tsa headquarters as us airways flight from san diego was landing around 6:00 this morning. the plane was taken to remote area at phl while everyone on board was evacuateed. the fbi says k9 units and bomb squad search the plane and luggage but didn't find anything. investigators are now working to find out where the threatening call came from. >>> funeral range. >>> are now set forge former delaware attorney general beau biden. the vice-president's oldest son died of brain cancer on saturday saturday. his passing comes nearly two years after he was first diagnosed. the biden familiar l honor the 46-year-old beau biden with a memorial service on thursday, friday and saturday and secret service and fbi are busy making plans for this weekend. agents have been on the ground now for several days. prepping for beau biden's funeral at saint annie of pdaua in wilmington much here's look at the services that are planned on thursday both beau biden will lie in honor at legislative hall in dover. then on friday, the biden familiar l invite the publ

they didn't find anything and us airways flight going into philadelphia. it arrived from san diego. scenario. they checked this aircraft. they did not find anything. there are reports that there are other aircraft that received bomb threats this morning as well. we're working to confirm that. at this point we can tell you at least three commercial flights receiving those threats. quite a scare if you are a passenger onboard and this comes on the heels of just memorial day where we saw multiple flights bound for new york city receive bomb threats as well. this is something that law enforcement, tsa, local law enforcement, they deal with this now. this has become a daily occurrence. many of these situations they end up being not credible but they know that in this climate, in this day in age, they have to take each and every one of these threats very seriously and that's what we saw happen here today, carol. >> it also comes on the heels of the tsa administrator being reassigned because it's just kind of scary right now. >> just yesterday embarrassing news for the tsa in which they di

. >> reporter: matt tra main was one of 88 passengers aboard the us airways flight from san diego that landed at philadelphia international just after 6:00 a.m. because of a bomb threat. >> we didn't hear about this until we landed. even the pilot came over the intercom and said that was the first time he heard that the plane was called in a threat. >> reporter: the flight was one of five that sources tell it nbc news had been tarted by anonymous callers. >> there was a bomb scare, and everybody had to take their luggage and purses and put them on the tarmac. >> reporter: it was 90 minutes of angst and inconvenience. >> we have now given the all-clear. there's nothing dangerousung r dangerous abored the plane t. was a hoax. >> reporter: the bogus threat comes on the heels of a shake-up at the tsa after undercover tests showed agents got fake bombs an banned weapons through checkpoints around the country. >> it kind of makes you feel like when you're going through the airport it's like a dog and pony show. >> reporter: now, hoax threats have been made against almost a dozen planes over

for flights today and coming back on wednesday you pay $588 on united $664 on delta, and $762 on us airways. the tickets are pricey but nothing compared to oracle arena and the upper level are $435 on stubhub and $897 for club level ticket and courtside ticket is $18,700 but if the warriors lose game seven would be at oracle arena on thursday and i checked out the ticket pries there the cheapest was $1,000 each. the most expensive more than $65,000! >> we are the only place to catch the nba finals with the coverage of game six in cleveland is tom at 5:30 and if we need game seven it will be back in oakland friday at 5:30. >> stay with coverage from cleveland in all things warriors great reporters wayne freedman and mike shumann and laura anthony tomorrow right hire on the morning news. >> major ruling on affordable housing is due from the state supreme court at issue a law in san jose that requires new developments to set aside 15 percent of their units for sale at below market rates. builders say the city failed to justify the 15 percent requirement and that is unconstitutional. this would

it will tell the dramatic story of miracle on the hudson when he landed a us airways plane in the riverexpert. >> they haven't voted who's going to play him but i vote for tom hanks. >> he's 1u67 a great guy. >> melissa mccarthy and director paul fieg they know how to do it. she plays an analyst who gets thrown on an undercoverage mission. >> i've been going over the files. you're in the top of your class no surprise there but you have a certain tame demeanor around the office that says you've never even held a gun. so imagine my surprise when i saw footage from this drill back at the farm. >> is that me? i can't really -- >> stupid gun. somebody definitely sped this up. >> ouch. >> i must have watched the 15 times now. i almost put it up on youtube. >> melissa mccarthy and paul fieg. welcome back to studio 57. >> can i just say this meefrp was fast out loud funny. paul me and melissa. we cracked up. it's smart. it's not a spoof. >> it was important to us that we try to make a real spy movie and the comedy comes from the interaction with the characters. >> and the lines. >> the lines. >

a us airways flight were searched after a plane landed this morning at philadelphia international airport. new fears about the security of america's airports. shocking lapses at the tsa. under cover testers smuggling weapons through airport security. 95% of the time. it let to the departure of the tsa chief. my eyes just popped when i saw the figures. >> it is scary and as a result acting tsa administrator has been reassigned by homeland security secretary and that news coming late yesterday in the wake of what you described here. these reports that the agents failed 95% of the time to intercept weapons and explosives on a test basis by what are called red teams operated by the department of homeland securities. these are designed to probe the known weaknesses. it is unfair and none the less they were not able to stop this. according to the reports, at one point, one of the testers set off an alarm. he was patted down but the tsa agents failed to find that he had explosives strapped to his back. agents are saying this is a disaster and the question is what becomes of this troubled agency.

to beginning of federal career she held management positions at airlines reporting corporation, us airways and trance state airlines. >> good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to testify about tsa aviation worker vetting program. conducts conducts security threat assessments for more than 2 million workers requiring badge access to airport. these individuals undergo terrorist watch list checks as well as immigration status and criminal history records check. check against the terrorist screening databases are constant and give us near real-time notification of any changes to the list of known or suspected terrorists so that we can take appropriate action. tsa has made key enhancements to aviation worker vetting through projects that began in 2012 including 2012 including the ability for airports to upload immigration and identity documents to conduct robust identity verification and immigration checks and implementing system logic to reject inaccurate information. airport operators are responsible and making a determination about granting badges to workers th

american 648 which was us airways, san diego to philly on the ground. delta 55 los angeles to atlanta on the ground safely. ual 995, san francisco to ord chicago is on the ground. valari air, portland oregon to mexico on the ground. only korean air 23 seoul to san francisco is still in the air. the government as well as the south korean authorities and korean air determined that the threat is not credible and the flight is continuing on to san francisco. it is expected at about 2:22 eastern time. again, four of the five flights are on the ground one in the air. all threats deemed not credible. the caller said there was a chemical weapon of some sort onboard the plane. we had nearly a dozen or so flights affected. most of them were international flights inbound into the united states. were met by police and dogs all found to be safe. the issue is who is behind this latest series of threats or is it all coordinated? >> appreciate that very much. we've got the patriot act expiring news about the tsa. >> the numbers coming in from may for the airlines no su

a us airways flight to philadelphia also targeted. portland, oregon headed to mexico also received a bomb threat. we do not know at this hour the source of these threats. but law enforcement now investigating. in all of these cases, passengers were deplaned and the aircraft checked. nothing was found. of course, this comes on the heels of multiple threats to new york-bound planes during the memorial day weekend. that also included an air france flight. coincidentally the series of bomb scares come as we are learning more about tsa failures in detecting prohibited items at airport checkpoints, and now a major shake-up at the top of the agency. >> reporter: acting tsa administrator melvin caraway out, after embarrassing news an undercover operation designed to test tsa's ability to detect explosives and weapons at airport security checkpoints yielded a 95% failure rate. >> if in a test the tsa is failing 95% of the time they're failing the american people. >> reporter: cnn has learned undercover teams who smuggled weapons and fake explo

to beginning of federal career she held management positions at airlines reporting corporation, us airways and trance state airlines. >> good morning

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uses biofuels. southwest, alaska and british airways are also investing in alternative energy. >> :56. new at 5:00 the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. what they found when checking the decks for problems. >>> brace yourselves, a toll hike is on the way over the bridge. how much more you'll be paying and when. >>> we'll take a quick break but we leave you looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge. not really f >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> good tuesday morning to you. this is the day you want to stay cool. might be a little difficult in spots. i'm eric thomas. >>> i'm kristen sze. welcome to this side of the bay. open invitation. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze with leyla gulen. dave tuma is here to talk about the micro climate. >> the last day of june going to be a scorcher. it's quiet. look at this. we'll have a 40-degree spread in temperature over a 50-mile swath. highs for your tuesday, a live look outside from your day planner showing you by 4:00 we go into the triple digits inland. it's warm around the bay in the 80s. sunscreen and water key on this tuesday. >>> all

executives from qatar airways are set to question us to face with eu and u.s. airlines. subcarriers are accused of receiving $42 billion in government subsidies. airlines on both sides of the atlantic have been lobbying their respective governments through strict market access. representatives from 150 airlines look at the international air transport in a meeting this monday. genie: you have a scoop that is a love affair with paris that "the new york times" say could be coming to an end. dark of the paper is wrapping up its presence across the channel. a spokesperson for "the new york times" says while there are no official plans to move the headquarters, london offers more flexibility. the number is dwindling. genie: thank you for that. it would be the end of an era if that happened. we will keep our eye on it. thanks so much for that. for that look at the business news anytime for the press review. >> it is the latest in a string of luxury -- genie: nicholas rushworth is on the set to take a look at what the papers are saying today. lots of focus on the election in tur

price of the ticket we're going to use for your points to calculate your points and not how far you've flown. and of course the merger with american and u.s. airways, the merger of frequent flyer miles as well and southwest had a standard they used and now saying maybe we'll look at the destination, time you travel and bunch of different factors to figure out how to calculate the points you're going to get. >> it doesn't sound like it's getting easier. are there times when you should say forget it and it really makes sense to buy a ticket -- i don't think i've ever used miles? >> how much should you really spend and how many miles have you used? for every mile, you should have it be at least two cents you're spending higher on the ticket. if you have 25,000 miles, you want to have a $500 ticket or higher in order to use the miles, if it's $189 ticket or something it's probably not worth it to use the miles. so then you might be better to buy the ticket like you did. >> i'm doing the right thing. >> when you have a big vacation, that's when you need to think ahead. >> sharon, thank you. that's the show for today, everybody, i'm becky quick. thanks

for the airline industry jack moore is back with us director of research for the charitable trust at the street and danny kelly, 747 captain for the airways joins us on these issues as well. jack every time we turn around there's something going on here. and it takes a toll on the stocks, doesn't it? >> i think today is just a wake up call that this sector uniquely has risks that others don't have to deal with. and one thing that was even more troubling was on one of the flights in united the pilot went over the phones and said they were a mess. that doesn't install confidence. it just goes to show, integration risk as well. >> i'm sure you've lived through some of this. do you get the sense that for one reason or another, more automation, the mernlers or cost-cutting pressures that the skies are getting more risky? >> well i think they are more chancy. risky sounds a little a little risky. risky, yeah. i think there's no question the whole industry knows that the computer problems that united and continental have are still going on. it's a real problem. and it's going to take a long time to get fixed. as far as the bomb scares go you get

us. it is going anti-qatar airways in the media and private forums. what is this relationship about?y the alliance is going to be run, we don't want to be part of it. guy: he would leave one world? akbar: yes, if we see the situation is not going to improve very soon. we are impatient. we don't have patience that will last forever. we will pull out of one world. guy: how will your stake work with that? akbar: it has no relation to one world. it is strictly a relationship between us and iag. this relationship will only get stronger and not weaker. guy: they can stay, but you could go? akbar: iag is an independent company with many shareholders. we do not want to dictate how they run their business. as far as we are concerned, we will look at what is the best for us to stay in the alliance or pull up. if we don't see any benefits. guy: let's move on from that subject. you have are discussed this so let's talk about things you have it. you operate a 77 from boeing and the arab how did the two aircraft compared? akbar: you are not comparing apples to apples, but both aircraft are very ef

authorities just told us they searched the u.s. airwaysal sweep of the plane the not turn up any explosives. the airbus took off if san diego and was landing at phl. the 93 passengers were forced to deboard the plane at a far runway before the search. let's turn to karen rogers for a look at traffic on this tuesday. >> matt, the accidents just keep coming in. 95 approaching cottman southbound traffic headed towards center city. this accident involving a tractor-trailer although off to the shoulder. we're jamming approaching academy to girard. on 95 at broad street we had a disabled vehicle southbound at the girard point bridge that has since cleared but we're jammed from past the walt whitman bridge to the girard point bridge so a slow go on i-95. you can see the roads trying to dry out but that doesn't mean you're not going to hit flooding especially in parts of south jersey and delaware. bellmawr camden county 295 southbound at 168 accident blocking the center lane, one blocking the right shoulder approaching 42. they have been out there