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additionally, delta airlines 42, new york to brussels, has been diverted to amsterdam. both of the planes, we're told, are safe. to give you perspective, brussels airport is in zaventem, a small town -- actually my in-laws live right there. seven miles from downtown brussels. we can tell you there is train service and subway service also into that airport. when you talk about the entire subway system also being shut down following the terrorist attack on the subway system, this paralyzes the entire region. i also wanted to make note of the fact the european air traffic control headquarters is on the backside of the brussels airport. that, according to some video we've seen this morning, has been surrounded by heavily armed police tactical units, as well, this morning. about 20,000 people work at that airport alone, and it is not necessarily the biggest in europe but certainly is a critical airport, serving as the gateway into the capital of europe, but also, of course, as a gateway to the united states and into africa and across europe. there are the subway pictures we'

delta airlines, it had two planes go into brussels. one from atlanta has landed and it has been moved to a remote area and is waiting to deplane. a second flight from new york has been diverted away from brussels and landed in amsterdam. the planes that are there are off to secure areas and planes being diverted. >> what happened to the planes that took off from brussels, what kind of screening will they go through now? >> reporter: the screening will probably be the same. everybody is on heightened alert. when you hearing is like this, the tsa and the police officers and k-9 units that work in the airports will be hypervigilant and you will see that all across the country. the question is how many flights will go to brussels, the ones that have not taken off to brussels, will they stay on the ground to the u.s. or will they go to other airports in europe to get people close to where they needed to go in belgium. >> it appears the attackers went to a major point of vulnerability, at the airport before you get to security? >> reporter:

there are direct flights from kennedy to brussels that are operated by delta airlines, brussels airlines and asiaa airlines. again, inside a few minutes ago, nothing out of the in other words here. again, we've learned that nypd is manager the situation. they said we are aware of this situation and continuing to monitor for further developments. what we do know is you can major new york city locations, a standard upgrade there, subways, major transit locations. again, all of this we're being caution. we do expect further details on this later today as we know other european airports starting to beef up security. heathrow airport in light of the events, brussels airport said they're working with police to provide a high heathrow. and, again, here this morning, going. when i was inside a few minutes ago, dispeak with a few people who are planning on flying out today. they say they're just trying to keep up wt information coming in. they say, of course, there's anxiety here, but they're hopeful that, again, flights will take off, come and go today, but, again, a lot of folks still waiting t

we're told in aisle 3, it was brussels airlines, and then in aisle 11, it was delta airlines. not american airlines, in this case. so new information about the strategy of the two suicide bombers, they entered together, an then split up, one going to aisle 3 in the passenger terminal, the other two aisle 11. they went for the highest concentration of passengers, rather than a specific airline. aisle 3 was brussels airlines, and the other aisle 11, was delta airlines, and not american airlines, neil. >> wow. catherine, thank you very much. thank you with that breaking news. >>> you know, so much has been explained here with the apple and the phone, whether you could open it up to maybe get a better clue what happened in san bernardino attacks, but could anything like what happened in brussels have been telegraphed through telephones, electronic devices. intel is in the dark when it comes to this sort of thing. former intelligence operative, senior research center. very good to have you. apparently we're told there is very little intelligence or even chatter about these attacks a

delta airlines just confirming a claim from -- plane from atlanta to brussels landed the airport and a flight from new york was diverted to amsterdam. and we're seeing the first tributes coming in here. the french cartoonists publishing this cartoon quickly becoming a symbol of solidarity here on twitter. i want to let you know that "good morning america" will have the very latest live from brussels coming your way in 15 minutes. >> thank you. >>> let's turn to weather and we're expecting a nice warm-up today, somara. >> and look at that beautiful live shot. a mix of sun and clouds and that seems like they're moving from the west and a few breaks in counties east of cuyahoga. the wet weather chances, seeing drying in the clouds ited and into wednesday and a slight chance for a few stray showers and thursday and we're impacted by the with the weather and a chance of thunderstorms and the narrative, a cold start out 31 in cleveland and good morning, menner, 33 and a lot of us feeling like we're more so in the upper 20s and requested news, we head throughout the day and going to be dryi

. >>> delta airlines pilot are pushing for a pay raise. they want a 4% pay raise, they say that would bring their pay back to what it was before. union officials believe that delta can afford the raises after making record profits last year. both sides are due back at the negotiating table tomorrow. >>> the seattle times reports that boeing is eliminating about 4,000 jobs in washington state. it includes hundreds of executives and managers and boeing says more layoffs could come by the end of the year if cost saving measures are not met. >>> ice-cream could cost more because vanilla beans are in short supply. supply is not keeping up with demand. one of the world's largest vanilla bean producer had a bad year last year. everything from cakes to ice-cream could be impacted . >>> now a new report says why insurance could go up. they say people were sicker and had higher medical costs, that may be why company like blue cross came up with rake hikes. >>> john top kins is getting $35 million to research a certain type of cancer. the money will s

delta airlines was in row 11. belgian prosecutors say the bombs went opp here, near rows 1 and 2, just inside the entry door, not far from the starbucks and close tot brussels airlines counters. meanwhile the maelbeek sub sway station is the prime stop for the european union government buildings. the u.s. embassy is a mile further down the street and serviced by different train and subway stops. tonight international risk experts say americans traveling to europe should consider avoiding large public gatherings and always be aware of their surroundings. >> maybe i don't want to be flying at peak mes when there's mass congestion. am i watching everyone around me? if something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts. >> travel advice that may become the new normal. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> the two suicide bomber brothers in these attacks fit a troubling pattern. terrorists with family ties. radical groups often exploit the bonds between brothers, and as our keir simmons takes us into one brussels neig

. >> next to meless that a meter, it was a delta airline ticket office. first explosion, there was a second explosion. >> reporter: witnesses described the ceiling caving in and blood all over the departure hall. ten minutes later, a second blast, louder than the first, bringing down lights. water mixing with debris. >> i dropped down on top of my girl and then there was a second explosion. there was a guy next to me, he took his girlfriend and dropped on the floor. >> reporter: at least 11 dead. 08 injured. >> we were looking at each other, speechless, and couldn't do anything. anything. then, the explosion was in front of the armed soldier. >> reporter: air traffic control warned the planes circling in the air. >> there have been explosions in the terminal hall. that's why we don't allow any aircraft anymore. >> reporter: moments later, an explosion at the maelbeek metro station. close to the eu headquarters. people on stretchers, clothes badly torn. >> i just stepped off the metro when we heard a loud, muffled sound, more panic set in. >> reporter: whe

delta airlines has its check-in. that was my guess, from what i saw. the first explosion hit and i felt the shock wave kind of hit me. basically, you kind of turn and a lot of debris just comes flying at you. i turned to her , the entire check-in queue behind the counters was, frozen in place, around. at that point, i started to move s when the second one went off, which was a little bit further away. there' s actually a starbucks in security. it was essentially right next to the starbucks. at that point, you have no doubts whatsoever was going on. mark: we' re staying on top of this breaking story in belgium all day long. we' ll bring you special reports on air as new information comes in about these terror attacks. and when you' re not by your tv you can keep up with the new developments on wlwt.com and our mobile app. lisa: just in -- former toronto mayor, rob ford has died, at age 46. he has been battling a rare, aggressive cancer in his abdomen and then bladder for the last two years. ford became internationally known, after a 2013 scandal in whic

michelle: a delta airlines flight was delayed after a passenger' s e-cigarette caught fire. the e-cigarette in the passengers carry on ignited during boarding into -- atlanta. the flight departed for st. louis about 20 minutes late. a luggage inspection at oia resulted in a big drug bust. investigators say they found six a man -- backpack of a man arriving for mexico city. it has a street rally of $170,000. jason: for people word after a car crash into an emergency room in north carolina. police say the driver was likely heading to the hospital and experienced a medical emergency. several people were in the wobble -- lobby at the time. the driver and three others had injuries. floating caskets were covered in louisiana are a grim illustration of severe flooding that hit part of the southeast. cemeteries were inundated this week by high water. seven caskets were recovered yesterday. officials say dozens market still be floating and it might take weeks to recover them and identify the bodies. michelle: bucket little bit about a local weather, we do finally have a little bit of

additionally, delta airlines 42, new york to brussels, has been diverted to amsterdam. both of the planes, we're told, are safe. to give you perspective, brussels airport is in zaventem, a small town -- actually my in-laws live right there. seven miles from downtown brussels. we can tell you there is train service and subway service also into that airport. when you talk about the entire subway system also being shut down following the terrorist attack on the subway system, this paralyzes the entire region. i also wanted to make note of the fact the european air traffic control headquarters is on the backside of the brussels airport. that, according to some video we've seen this morning, has been surrounded by heavily armed about 20,000 people work at that airport alone, and it is not necessarily the biggest in europe but certainly is a critical airport, serving as the gateway into the capital of europe, but also, of course, as a gateway to the united states and into africa and across europe. there are the subway pictures we've been watching this morning throughout the m

shares of delta airlines and carnival are falling as well. taking a look at oil. to the flat side. we will be right back. we have more intel on the terror attacks in they'll jump. what we need to do to be safe here. alongside an isis flag. we will have more as we update the story. ♪ there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. >> breaking them now. major u.s. cities. u.s. officials are echoing they'll jump. at least one suitcase bomb is detonated. along with a suicide bombing. the city is in lockdown mode. trying to figure out who is responsible. one man pictured there. here with analysis. they are to have fled the scene. jack keane. a f

eyewitness news got exclusive behind the scene access as dealt tam airlines got its -- delta airlines got its flights back on time today. >>> these are live pictures from the garden state parkway, >>> a car fire is now causing back-ups on the garden state parkway. this is happening in nutley, new jersey. shannon stone is high above the scene, shannon? >> reporter: liz you can see this minivan burned from front to back the entire thing burned before the fire department was able to get to it. all of this happening on the southbound side of the parkway right at the brookdale service area. only one lane gets through and this is a jam up, that takes you all the way back to exit 154, a good 3 to 4 miles and northbound rubbernecking takes you back through the field and into the oranges. live over the garden state parkway shannon stone channel 7. >>> >>> ? theaters this weekend animals coming to life on the big screen dealing with human issues. sandy brings us his review of >> reporter: it is an imaged place where everything is perfect. predators exist peacefully next to prey, sort of. jason

nasdaq this morning it is lower along with the nyse, we're watching airline stocks more lower, delta airlinesnited airlines, all about a half a percent lower after sinking yesterday. do keep your eye on yahoo. starboard ventures has until the end of the week to name its slate of nomination for the board at yahoo then the fight begins. starboard is a hedge fund that swoops in and takes over companies that are in trouble. you may recall it took over olive garden restaurants and threw out the entire board. the activist investors spent time waiting on tables to learn how olive garden worked. >>> here is something you might not expect the recording industry says its made money in 2015, more money than the year previous and it's because of streaming. services like spotify and apple music, streaming made up for losses from sagging sales of cds, the music industry is largely critical of streaming but it turns out that's not only how most of us get our music, the industry is making a significant amount of its money, the music industry definitely not dead. >> the business model has changed, now you can

television it was right near united and delta airlines stands and the other was close to the u.s.baseball game and now the tango. president obama under fresh fire for staying on his trip to cuba instead of heading home in the wake of the brussel attack. garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. whether it is a baseball game or the president president obama is not letting the attack disrupt his visit. he hit the dance floor doing the tango with one of the performers. his argument was terrorists want to disrupt our daily lives and he's not going to let them win by changing our plans. despite the contradiction at a joint conference with argentina's president, obama sadie feeting isis is his top priority. his strategy for doing so is working despite recent reports to the contrary. >> it is the top priority of my national security team and our military and intelligence officers. it is the top priority of our diplomats. but we are approaching this in a way that has a chance of working. it will work. >> and there is always seemingly time for politics as well as the pres

city council approved a 10 year airport lease agreement negotiated between american airlines delta airlines jetblue airways southwest airlines and united airlines. the agreement includes a financial agreement by the airlines to support billion dollars worth of capital investments to expand facilities and make other improvements. it will go into effect on july 1. onto a fox 46 follow-up. north carolina highway patrol said 130 vehicles are involved in racks on my 42 the pressure started sunday afternoon over six-mile stretch of the highway between dashing grin. 20 people to the hospital but thankfully no one was seriously injured. the road reopened around 11:00 sunday night. troopers say some of the wrecks were caused by wet roads and people slow down to try and take photos of all the crash scenes. kayla: drivers in south carolina might be able to. easier after this week. it's driver interesting week in the palmetto state in the dmv is assisting drivers with certain license suspensions. the drivers can apply to have her suspension time reduced or cleared. the dmv says offices across the state

city council approved a 10 year airport lease agreement negotiated between american airlines delta airlines jetblue airways southwest airlines and united airlines. the agreement includes a financial agreement by the airlines to support billion dollars worth of capital investments to expand facilities and make other improvements. it will go into effect on july 1. onto a fox 46 follow-up. north carolina highway patrol said 130 vehicles are involved in racks on my 42 the pressure started sunday afternoon over six-mile stretch of the highway between dashing grin. ambulances from four counties to 20 people to the hospital but thankfully no one was seriously injured. the road reopened around 11:00 sunday night. troopers say some of the wrecks people slow down to try and take photos of all the crash scenes. kayla: drivers in south carolina might be able to. easier after this week. it's driver interesting week in the palmetto state in the dmv is assisting drivers with certain license suspensions. the drivers can apply to have her suspension time reduced or cleared. the dmv says offices across the s

delta airlines has discounts for senior citizens but you can't book online. you have to call to get the deal. american and united offer senior pricing but when we compared the pricing, it really wasn't much of a difference. s w is offering good prices and they are fully refundable, which is not always the case with other carriers. united offers at least 5% off base fares for veteran, active institute military, national guard and reserve members, too. >>> the weather is impacting travel in and out of the northeast. take a look at this. you would not know it is spring there with this snow storm to kick off the week. this givers me chills. rhode island and connecticut where they could receive anywhere from a couple inches of snow to about a foot of snow. let me fill you in on this one! it sounds ludicrous to us in florida, but the folks in the northeast, are they accustomed to a spring snow. >> it is not uncommon to have snow through to the end of march, even the beginning of april, but like us with he have had warm ups. -- like us, we have had warm ups. and we

a couple things i want to pass along, delta airlines released a statement apparently there was a flight, dl-80 from atlanta to brussels, the plane landed safely at an airport, parked remotely from what i understand it was diverted to amsterdam after this happened. so certainly people monitoring the situation. a tragic state of affairs, too coordinated attacks. not seeing anybody that claimed responsibility, something we will look into. john and christine, back to you. >> john: thanks, brody, we want breaking news, security expert karl de la guerra is joining us live by phone to give us insight in what is happening. good morning, karl, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, john. >> let me ask you, we were talking off camera, what is the most significant thing you're taking away from what happened in belgium? >> well, john, one. most unique things we're seeing about coordinated attacks is acan takes occurred 80 minutes apart from each other, that is not something we're seeing in the previous jihadi attacks in europe. this is significant in the sense that it says the terrorists made t

. >>> new this morning, delta airline officials were forced to delay a flight out of atlanta after an electronic cigarette caught fire. this happened last night as passengers were boarding the plane heading for st. louis. delta officials say there were not any flames when the fire crews arrived but they passengers stayed in their seats. >>> happening today, u.s. officials will announce a new agreement with automakers aimed at keeping you and your family safe on the roads. more than ten auto manufacturers agreed on a plan to make automatic emergency braking standard equipment on most cars by 2022. the u.s. department of transportation and insurance institute for highway safety will announce the deal in a few hours. no word on which car manufacturer made the agreement but we are told they represent the majority of current u.s. car sales. >>> donald trump is well on his way to getting the republican nomination for president but it's not a lock just yet. if he doesn't get it, the front- runner predicts outrage. >> i think you would have riots. i think you would have riots. i am representi

one from american and one from delta airlines. here's what i get from delta airlines right now. basically all fled to new york to brussels in particular delta 42 have been diverted to amsterdam. by doug delta is diverting flights to amsterdam scheduled to land in brussels also. they had planned from atlanta to brussels. they parked the aircraft remotely at the airport because they want to make sure they keep other aircraft personnel passengers away from the terminal. we are also looking at some other headlines out of "the wall street journal" confirmed that there were people shouting in arabic moments before the explosion at the brussels or port. we should say the prime minister yesterday had warned of possible revenge attacks after the terrorist attacks. remember, as mentioned a few moments ago, he is cooperating with doherty's good we are also getting new set of friends. the president currently has an emergency meeting underway with the french interior minister. as i mentioned before, if statement in the american airlines. this happened in the departure lounge. at this time of

he believes that it is delta airlines.of the big drags has been microsoft over a lack of any real news. microsoft could be a possible financial backer for a bid for yahoo!. i reached out to james and he said that that is probably not my the stock is down but that the backing could make sense. we will have to watch into what happens. as for microsoft, it appears that the stock may be trading back down towards the bottom of the range. down 2.6%- carol: this year. thank you, abigail doolittle. a lot of information to digest this week, including commentary from janet yellen tomorrow with that friday monthly jobs report. our next guest sees more ahead. he joins us now from boston with more. good to have you back with us. there is a lot going on this week. janet yellen, though, the yuan to as a fake she will give us anything earth shattering or just more of the same from the fed? >> just remember, we are one week away from her last statement. the difference here will be that she needs to walk back what we have heard since the la

permission -- prosecutors say hughes was just seconds away from flying right into the path of a delta airline flightfr taking off from reagan international airport with 150 people on boardfr heard investigators say if the gyroro copter had hit the plane, it could have killed countless people. we are also learning more about how tight security will be aroundal the republican nationalca convention this summer. and as i teens ed gallek reportsth emma you might want to leave your water bottles at home. >> the i team uncovering a glimpse of convention security you expect quite an impact. >> i think it'll be fine. >> more restrictions mean less freeti them so i would go the opposite direction, that's what i would do personally. >> large crowds coming and i'll. some may be angry protesters. so the city just put out for bids for crowd control barriers and more.fo the city expected to bring in thousands of extra police officers and set up a downtown convention zonened with lots of >> so how tight will the restrictions be and the special convention area?ri we still be able to walk down the street with

. >>> an airline passenger's ecigarette caught fire delaying a delta airline flight from taking off.a passenger's bag. another passenger took this picture of the fire department safely extinguish iiing the fiz with no damage to the aircraft. the flight took off about 20 minutes late. >>> in hawaii, a university researcher is recovering from injuries after an explosion in the blast happened last night in the basement of a building on the university of hawaii at my noah campus on the island of oahu. the woman is being treated for burns on her arms and her face. an investigpáion is underway, but officials believe a compressed gas canister may have exploded. >>> a professional baseball playq) is walking away from the game and a big contract. and it appears it's all because he wants to put family first. chicago white sox first baseman adam laroche announced his plans to retire earlier this week after the team's president asked laroche to not bring his 14-year-old son, drake, into the clubhouse on an everyday basis. something the first baseman had reportedly done last season. williams says

. >> delta airlines flight 80 from atlanta to brussels did land safely at brussels this morning and is parked remotely. they're not letting the passengers off the plane. they're still sitting on the plane. local teams on the ground are trying to figure out how to deplane them and where to put them. you saw the images of thousands of people on the ramp at the brussels airport because they had evacuated the terminal. imagine you have been on a long flight from atlanta into brussels. that's about a 9 hour plight or so and you land and can't get off the plane because you're in the middle of an emergency and they're trying to determine where to put the flight. delta flight 42 from new york to brussels had been diverted to 80 from atlanta is on the ramp there in brussels. >> anybody that's flown from the united states to europe knows that most of those flights are, i guess the majority of those flights are overnight flights that land in the european capitals anywhere from 6:00 to 6:30 in the morning up until 10:00 in the morning. so this would have been an incredibly busy time. >> that's rig

delta airlines, under the leadership of the ceo, seen as the transportation hub of postwar america inanta. he introduces the connecting flights in 1955, an industry standard, while the company entered the jet age in the 1950's with expanded routes and services. there is a madman. there he is talking on the phone. as the slogan went, delta is ready when you are. he was able to understand modern georgia without taking into account the enormous role that these men played by working to ensure that what happened in alabama and mississippi did not happen in georgia. without them, there would not be 20 fortune 500 companies in georgia today. by 1965, americans were living, there is a delta ad, americans were living in ways that you would have scarcely recognized earlier. segregation was indeed by 1965, the voting rights act had passed. television had revolutionized politics, and we did not even mention the presidential debates between kennedy and nixon, entertainment sports -- entertainment, sports, driving economic engine. people had a thirst for material things, that had hardly been imagin

. >> delta airlines, saw more than three times the average daily call volume today, and it looks likes pressing a fairly substantial bullish bet and 48.5 calls out to april and spending about $1.40 and bullish belts that delta will be up 5% or more by april expiration and an important note for investors is this should capture their next scheduled earnings release coming up in the second week of april so given how violently the stock has moved around, if you're inclined to make bullish bets, buyers like this still makes sense. >> do like delta. >> go over there? >> i thought what mike was talking about today as well and that was massive and because of that i jumped in it but i was already in it. i rolled out and grabbed a little time and went out to april like mike was talk being about. i think the names are still cheap and haven't reacted the way they should with you i'm in all three, american, delta and ual. >> for more "options action," thank you, my, by the way. check out full show at 5:30 p.m. eastern time on friday. coming up on "mad money," can r.r. donnelly turn a page for prof

. >> delta airlines flight 80 from atlanta to brussels did land safely at brussels this morning and is parked remotely. they're not letting the passengers off t plane. they're still sitting on the plane. local teams on the ground are trying to figure out how to deplane them and whereo put them. you saw the images of thousands of people on the ramp a a the brussels airport because they had evacuated the terminal. imagine you have been on a long flight from atlanta into brussels. that's about a 9 hour plight or so you land and can't get off the plane because you're in they're trying to determine where to put the flight. delta flight 42 from new york to brussels had been diverted to amsterdam. 80 from atlanta is on the ramp there in brussels. >> anybody that's flown from the united states to europe knows that most of those flights are, i guess the majority of those flights are overnight flilits that land in the european capitals anywhere from 6:00o 6:30 in the morning up until 10:00 in the morning. so this would have been an incredibly busy time. >> that's right. new york jfk is the busie

delta airlines has actually has its check in was my guess from where i saw. the first explosion hit and i felt the shock wave hit me and basically you turn and a lot of debris just comes flying at you. i turned to her and the entire check-in queue, as well as everyone behind the check-in counter and at that point i started to move towards her and that's when the second one went off which was a little bit further away over towards. actually a starbucks in the main terminal before security. and i believe it was essentially right next to the starbucks. so, at that point, you had no doubts whatsoever what was going on and everyone kind of hit the floor. and there was what was kind of shocking to me was the fact that the air inside the terminal is immediately just full of smoke and debris and dust and everything else you could think of. >> jeff, you would say, what, about ten seconds between these two blasts and you now told us something we didn't have before. we were told originally one of the explosions happened outside the terminal at the curbside check-in area

delta airlines reporting the flight was delayed after an electronics accredited passengers carry-on bagxploded while the aircraft was on the tarmac. jackson atlanta airport delayed about 25 minutes per passengers are not evacuated, but according to the website, electronic cigarettes are permitted on board, for now anyway. do revelation's in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. back in 2009, hillary clinton wanted a blackberry but the nsa denied the request initially. the newly released e-mail shows clinton team try to change the world to use her black. secure facilities for classified information by phone a month after she became secretary of state. the current former intelligence official standard practice believes all electronic data facilities. the sensitive compartment information facilities. a standard to not bring in mobile devices that hillary clinton rules don't apply. maria: we honor this. going into that, president obama wanted to keep it. or service term they want to get the black area and he was told no. why does she insist on getting the smartphone menus so that her head is

the largest us air carriers, american airlines, delta, and united continental, make up 12% of their revenue from transatlantic travel. if not to europe this summer, where will people look to vacation? >> it depends how long this days in the news cycle. there is pent-up demand to go to cuba. some people may decide to turn in word or a little south of the border than going to europe if we see this in the news cycle. gerri: we will keep an eye on the story as people solidify their summer plans. lauren: thank you very much. now for the latest on the brussels terror attacks we bring in john huddy live in brussels covering this minute to minute. latest developments please. >> there were raids in which people arrested six people in connection with what is going on in tuesday's attacks, two of the people arrested in the neighborhood of chad, one of the suburbs in brussels, it is a normal-looking day, nice neighborhood, beautiful apartment buildings and that has been the case, the suspect had been in neighborhoods like this and last night police use the flash bang to get into one of the apartments a

airlines may open down 3% with united, delta all down about 3%. southwest not down as much. with the exception of jetblue and virgin, all the airlines have had modest gains this year. in travel, you mentioned carnival, the usual once you might think might be affected, carnival, priceline, royal caribbean down 2% roughly. the thing is none of this has lasted in the past. one way to look at this is to look at the airline etf, j.e.t.s., it's a basket of global stocks versus the s&p 500. the s&p is the orange line. for the most part it performed in line with the market. when it didn't, the airline etf dropped more in january and february, those were on recession concerns, not terror concerns. that abated. the paris attacks were on november 13th of 2015. as you can see, in that index there, november had very, very small declines. on that day, the 13th and 14th the declines in this particular index were very, very modest. none of this lasted despite the horrific attacks. this is true of the overall market. we asked or partners at kenshow to look at 13 terror attacks where there wer

delta airlines a hero. and the things he did, every test possible. did you read this? >> his memo has been proven to .e 100% accurate local yet ignored at the level emergency management level. you were enacted for five months after this memo? >> that is incorrect. the following day i offered led experts to the mayor, and within three weeks we had concluded an agreement with an deq to order flints to issue corrosion control. ? >> and what did they do? did they do it? >> they did, eventually. >> when? >> the issued an order on august 17, ordering the city of flint to do corrosion control. >> and you never went back on the. there was no plan in place for more than five months. >> that is not true. >> that is the whole truth. again, i think epa also failed. we have failure at multiple levels. have seens, you cases. he said this is not uncommon of how they felt across the country. is that not the case in flint? climate out there were led and water problems are covered out, that people are cheating on the same play, and that allowed flight to occur. it allowed these unethica

. >> they're pairing up with delta airlines. >> are they? >> for on-plane meals? >> yes.ims to elevate airline food. delta airline trying to gain an edge with its food. >> the highest impact ones i see are the ones in the airports. the shake shacks in the airports are packed. a logical step to take it and put it on the plane, right? >> given all the choices in the airport, shake shack is by far the best. >> on a plane, it would be good. >> have you seen the choices in the newark airport recently? it took over all of those. >> they have the center euro bar stuff now. >> that stuff is nice. but the food court. mcdonald's is gone. >> you eat these things for breakfast breakfast? >> yeah. >> this is like eating mud. it's hard to gag it down. >> it's a protein bar, folks. if you can't see it. >> then there is an after-taste from the fake sugar. >> it's convenient! that's what the millennials are eating. >> this will take me -- what time is it? 7:49. this will take me until about 9:00. start chewing now. can't wait. >>> great to have you on. we love "restaurant start-up." >>> w

let's start with travel stocks which mill be immune to zika, the airlines and online travel agencies. today they got cheaper. delta trading 6.8 times estimated earnings estimates. best of breed southwest at 9.8 times earnings. we know the two airlines most impacted delta and american could see near-term earnings pressure from canceled bookings because of the substantial overseas business. in store. i like expedia, priceline. they sell 16 times next year's earnings estimates. that is absurd given their fabulous growth rates. priceline is good, expedia is great. which brings us to the big issue. if i'm willing to bust the airlines, despite worries about the zika virus and new-found fierce regarding terrorism, why not the cruise lines? i think it's too soon to sound the all-clear. i think the zika virus will impact upcoming bookings. i've heard some experts say within a year, 25% of people living in puerto rico could be exposed to the disease. that's alarming. it isn't like the ebola scare from the fall of 2014 when one person on the cruise was exposed, but turned out not to have the disease. the zeka virus may not b

with us on the phone is mark noel, waiting for a delta airlines flight to atlanta.d morning, mark. thank you for joining us. what did you see? >> good morning. too much. >> too much? >> it was really a -- it was very emotional, shocking experience. and i don't know why i was so lucky and others were not. but that's that, i guess. after i checked in, i left to check in -- 60 minutes before the bomb exploded there. i went to the store on the other side of the wall of where the bomb exploded and that saved my life. i've come here maybe 250 times and it's become routine. and i go by and then i wanted to pay and the first explosion happened. it was a major, major explosion and immediately i saw the ceiling come down and maybe 80, 90, 100 -- and i dove with somebody else underneath the cash register. i sent my wife a text message because i didn't know what was going to happen. so we stayed there for a while. the second explosion occurred. after that we moved quickly to the cashier -- who acted very, very well and quickly guided us into the back room and we would call it a

airlines canceled flights to brussels. delta, united and american airlines all stopped flying to the european city. had 00 flights were grounded since this morning's explosions. so what do we do next here? presidential hopefuls are weighing in on the attacks. they're all talking about what it will taketo stop isis and other terror groups in their tracksment. >> i think the way to do that is to deprive them territory in syria and iraq, to stop the flow of foreign fighters, arms, weapons and to take them on on the internet. which they use in a quite sophisticated way. >> we work within laws. they don't work within laws. they have no laws. we work within laws. the water boarding would be fine, and if they could expand the laws, i would do a lot more than water boarding. you have to get the information from these people. >> speaker of the house, paul attacks. also taking jabs at president obama. the heart of europe. as our couries have always done, we must confront this threat together. we must dep defend democracy and defeat kror.

american airlines has released a statement this morning saying, in part, all of our employees and contractors are accounted for with no reported injuries. delta and united airlines also issued statements this morning saying their employees are safe. some flights have been diverted to other airports, to amsterdam, for example, and upcoming flights to brussels have been suspended. gayle? >> all right thank you very much. cbs news senior security contributor michael morale is a former cia deputy director he's in washington. and juan is with us from salt lake city. good morning to you. michael i want to start with you first. we had a statement from the belgian prime minister who says what we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks. can we call these blind attacks when they were on a heightened security alert? and that this comes three days after the arrest of abdeslam? where they said they were expecting more attacks? >> i had two reactions to what happened this morning. one is, it's a reflection of how large -- how compartmented, how sophisticated the isis terrorist capability is in europe. after the first attack the investigation show

you have delta airlines, the largest airline, oppose this bill. you have the pilots association oppose this bill. you have business aviation opposed to this proposal because they don't know what this fee structure will be and how it might or might not discriminate against them. so what i propose is you keep the existing structure, which everybody can live with. now, the airlines don't like it because they say every time i buy an airline ticket and i pay the excise tax, the airlines say that's their money. i say, no, that's actually a tax that's levied on me as a passenger which goes to the government. it's not their money, but they think they can create a system where it won't be taking money out of their pocket, which they say the excise taxes do, but i don't know where the $10 billion or so a year is going to come to. and then of course, the office of management and budget also in this report found last week that with mandatory spending by this private corporation, that here will be a $19,848,000,000,000 deficit over a 10-year period. let repeat