moments later, jetblue mistakenly putting him on a flight to boston. the other boy sent to new york carrying andy's passport. martinez now asking for the faa to investigate. >> this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue says they're reviewing the incident. it adds the children were always under the supervision of jetblue employees. mara shiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> the mother's attorney says it was three hours before they finally sorted out and the boy was finally returned to his mother. >> pretty frightening to be at the gate and not see your kid get off the plane, especially when you pay the $100 fee to jetblue. they refunded the ticket. gave a credit for future flights. >> she said the attendant came had no idea who the boy was. glad everyone is home safe and sound. she said she was told the boy was safely returned to boston. we'll be right back. boston. ? have the opportunity to teach grownups a thing or two. >> but this morning we're finding out how one 9-year-old boy was able to put his imagination to use, changing the life of o

moments later, jetblue mistakeningly putting him on a flight to boston. the other boy sent to new york carrying andy's passport. martinez now asking for the faa to investigate. >> this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue says they're reviewing the incident. adds the children were under the supervision of jetblue employees. >> the mother's attorney says it was three hours before they finally sorted out and the boy was finally returned to his mother. >> pretty frightening to be at the gate and not see your kid get off the plane, especially when you pay the $100 fee to jetblue. they refunded the ticket. >> she said the attendant came and said here you had no idea who the boy was. glad everyone is home safe and sound. she said she was told the boy was safely returned to boston. we'll be right back. ♪ >> it's not often that children have the opportunity to teach grownups a thing or two. >> but this morning we're finding out how one nine-year-old boy changed the life of one very grateful teacher. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: the more conv

after several hours-- jetblue finally realized the error. andy arrived at j-f-k later that day. jetblue officials apologized, and offered martinez more than two-thousand dollars in future flight vouchers. she says they shouldn't have bothered, since she'll never use jetblue again. a new study finds.. genetics plays a role in how much coffee you drink. researchers studied nearly three-thousand people in the netherlands and italy. and they found.. people with the gene called "p-d-s-s-two" drank less coffee than those who didn't have the gene. food with genetics could lead to solutions that could help change some of our bad choices. the study is published in the journal, "scientific reports." people who were on a flight from los angeles to mexico can't stop talking about what one passenger was doing. a woman on the united flight was doing a little yoga. and at one point, she even did a full-on headstand right on her seat. another passenger recorded it all on his cell phone. he says eventually a flight attendant saw what was happening, and put a stop to it. the passengers say the wo

jetblue put him on a flight to boston. the other boy was sent to new york, carrying andy's passport. martinez is asking the faa to investigate. >> the jetblue employees, who are responsible for this, should be ashamed of their behavior. >> the other boy was also safely waiting here in boston, tonight jetblue says it is reviewing the incident so it doesn's happen incident so it doesn't happen again insisting the children were always under the supervision of crewmembers. maria: a woman killed while out for a walk in new hampshire was remembered in a vigil tonight. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? denise robert was shot and killed last summer, august 30th. tonight, family and friends walked with candles on the same week in manchester's north end. her brother said denise would want any other remembrances of her to be joyful. >> she'd be much happier if this were a cookout, concert, road race, any event we could be outside and together. and of that i am sure. maria: there have been no arrests in her killing. police say they haven't stopped inve

that's because jetblue had put wrong flight. tonight, that mother wants answers. ken macleod has her story all now at 6:00. >> andy? >> that's 5-year-old andy wearing the hat and waving as relatives watched him walk through security. they paid the extra hundred bucks for a jetblue worker to escort the boy to his flight in new york city where his mom was waiting. >> when i went to pick up my son, my son wasn't there. they >> reporter: indeed, the 5- year-old boy who arrived in kennedy had andy's passport and luggage but wasn't andy. there was confusion and hysteria. >> for three hours, she doesn't know where he is. >> reporter: turns out, there were two 5-year-old boys boarding flight as lone that morning in the -- flights alone that moring in dominican. one here at logan and one in new york. the youngsters. >> i was told to wait for police to arrive. i was desperate going crazy. i still am. >> reporter: jetblue says it quickly got the misplaced boys in touch with families on the phones and within hours put them on flights to the correct destination with an apology

. >> jetblue should be ashamed of their behavior. ed: a frightening mixup for families as the jetblue flies a little boy supposed to go to new york, and vice versa. anchor: an update on the work being done that could bring refunds for fans holding tickets to the canceled indycar race. >> up close and personal with hurricane hermine. the track and what it means to your holiday. anchor: well number 12 start, or quarterback news as we hear from both players. anchor: we follow that breaking news out of milford. the driver of a tractor-trailer who they believe hit and killed a woman on the street has anchor: an update on refunds for ticket holders left high and dry when the indycar race collapsed. >> karen anderson is here wi enough money to pay back ticket holders. we have learned refunds could cut them -- could be coming soon. the attorney general sent this letter to 1700 ticket holders. the office is trying to determine who owed money. some consumers have gotten money back. boston grand prix sold $1.6 the race. they are suing to get mo

he was booked on a jetblue flight from santiago to new york's john f.her, maribell rodriguez paid a fee to have her son accompanied by a flight atte attenda attendant. speaking through a translator on thursday, martinez said after an hour of nervous waiting jetblue said they had located her child. >> translator: i was given another boy. >> reporter: martinez said she was frantic and it took the airline three more agonizing hours until they could tell her that her son was almost 200 miles away in boston. her son and the boy presented to her each had boarded flights from santiago and both had arrived at incorrect destinations. jetblue told cbs news, our teams in jfk and boston immediately took steps to assist children in reaching their correct destinations. while the children were always under the care and supervision of jetblue crewmembers, we realize the situation was distressing for the families. >> for three hours, she pleads -- >> reporter: attorney rubenstein is representing the family. >> we reached to the faa requesting an independent investigatio

jetblue putting a young boy on the wrong flight and he winds up in boston. how the airline is explaining that mix-up. >> sarah: plus an unmanned rocket suddenly explodes just days before a schedule launch. why it's a setback for mark morning. we're already seeing some of the damage left behind, chris. >> chris: it's making its way into southern georgia. winds 70mph. that will track off the carolina coastline. where it goes from there and how it impacts our weekend. forecast ahead. >> sarah: and a busy travel day today. if you're getting ready to head out the door, you're in good shape. no issues out there. lots of green on the map and both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? so you can clearly see what's in and w

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jetblue says their customers were compensated for their troubles. i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> prosecutors said today a drivers medical condition did not play a role in the deadly sweet tomatoes crash in newton but speed did. bradford plead not guilty today. i was revealed in court that he battles multiple sclerosis. earlier this month a grand vehicle homicide and negligent operation charges. the crash killed eleanor meally and greg warren in march. seven others were hurt. prosecutors say the investigation took cassler's disease into account. >> we believe that it had mr. cassler was not suffering any episode related to multiple sclerosis and flare-up. >> i think i said very clearly in court that the gentleman suffers from multiple sclerosis. multiple sclerosis. >> prosecutors said volkswagen and a state police mechanic examined cassler's car and said it was intact before the crash including the braking system. >>> new at 10:00 an arrest made in a hit-and-run that left a worcester woman with serious injuries. 56-year-old susan dixon was arre

her son was supposed to travel on a jetblue flight from the dominican republic to new york. he was traveling alone so his mother paid an extra $100 to have him accompanied by a flight attendant but somewhere along the way a passport mix up sent the boy to boston and another five martinez says hours passed before jetblue realized the the error and connected her son to her. >> when he came he had stomach pain and pain in his knee. >> he arrived back at jfk later that day. jetblue has apologized and offered the family $2,000 in >>> the rival between cu and csu is coming up. cu hasn't had a win since the 2011 season but the buffs are feeling bold. >> 14 days from now will be the pregame meal and will be ready to go kick somebody's [bleep]. >> reporter: wow, where did thio team who split from the rams. >> we come out and do what we have to do and sit should be fun. >> reporter: one reason for the optimism this year is their experience. just about every player who starts on friday night will be an upper class man. >> we have a lot of experience and energy and talent. this year is

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reporter: jetblue says flight 1731 landed safely at 9:44 this morning. he is a professor of aeronot mit. there are one or two planes struck by lightning and maybe more. >> the airplanes are made of metal so the current will actually flow on the outside part of the airplane. >> he says the lightning strike can cause damage to a plane, but it is designed so that it is not an issue of safety in flight. when lightning hits the plane it will hit the nose or the tail and run through the airplane and exit from another sharpnt museum of science? you have seen somebody standing by the cage. it is not dangerous to the people inside. reporter: the biggest problem is that the plane would need to be inspected to make sure nothing major was damaged. passengers were put on another plane to bermuda. wcvb newscenter 5. >> a man accused of sexually assaulting a young girl in new hampshire was tracked down and arrested in new york. perez faced a judge for the first time. course of the next several months. court documents say as a result of the assault the young vehicle tim

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of jetblue crewmembers. we realized this situation was distressing for the families. we are also reviewing the incident with our leadership and santiago airport team. andy arrived later that day. he was crying. because i then had him in my hands. thank god. >>> jetblue covered the flight for the boy and also offered both families $2000 in credit toward a future trip. the martinez family at least said they will not be flying jetblue any more. jennifer eagan 7news "today in new england." >>> right now police on the look out for a rabid fox on the loose it attacked a dog in someone's yard and infected it with rabies. and mal control -- animal control officers warn you to keep an eye on your animals. >>> a little boy in lawrence has been missing for four decades. clear channel donating new electronic billboards with andy's picture. police say the 10-year-old last seen when he was a boy in 1962. investigator haven't found any 40 years. >> i want to be sure he knows no matter what happened that day it's not your f

jetblue apologized, refunded the flights and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on a girl whose story has touched so many after a teacher's what muscle pain? what headache? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. h. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka seltzer heartburn relief gummies. >>> and finally tonight, the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back-to-school day for a remarkable girl who had struggled with so much at such a young age. well now her future looks much brighter thanks to a teacher's incredible gift. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the first day of school. time for friends old and new. extra special. beca

jetblue told cbs news our teams and jfk in boston took steps to assist the children in reaching their correct destinations. they were under the care and supervision of crew members be realize the situation was attorney sanford rubenstein is representing the family. >> we wrote to the aviation administration requesting an independent investigation. >>reporter: martinez will never send her son on a solo flight as she recounted the happy moment they were reunited. >> i had him in my hands thing god. >>reporter: jetblue is promising a review of the incident the flight a while gave them a $2100 credit towards future >>> another detail martinez said her son was wearing a wristband with his name on it but the other child was carrying his passport. >>> if you are searching for a bank robbery suspect. he targeted a chase a near 17 he wore a red baseball cap and has tattoos on his arms and hands. no word on how much cash you tempered if you recognize him call silent witness. we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrs

jetblue apologized, refunded the flights and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on a girl whose story has touched so many after a teacher's life-saving gift. >>> and finally tonight, the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back-to-school day for a remarkable girl who had struggled with so much at such a young age. well now her future looks much brighter thanks to a teacher's incredible gift. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the first day of school. time for friends old and new. but this reunion is extra special. because 8-year-old natasha fuller and teacher jody schmidt share a bond that goes far beyond the school yard. since birth natasha has battled kidney disease, struggling to stay alive. until the third grade teacher from down the hall surprised natasha's grandmother. she would share one of her kidneys. >> my god! >> reporter: we were with the

jetblue after her five-year-old son ended up on the wrong plane. it took him to boston instead of new york city. the mother found out when jet blue delivered the wrong child at jfk. it took three hours to reunite the mother and son. a passport mix-up reportedly caused the confusion. two boys' id's got swapped and they boarded each others' flights. child with her son's passport. she believes her son is kidnapped. >> i can't imagine that. jetblue has apologized offered the family two-thousand dollars in flight vouchers. but the family said no thanks -- they will >> look at this passenger doing yoga. the woman started do the second head stand though and the flight attendant asked her to stop. interesting. all this activity going on, her seatmate slept through the entire flight. >> would you mind sitting next to her? >> maybe join her. >> no, that is jetblue so all coach. >> more on hermine. >> the conditions in florida and when the storm made land fall as a hurricane. >> plus the road of the white house is rolling through wisconsin and the third party

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her young son was supposed to travel on a jetblue flight from the dominican republic to new york. he was travelling alone, so she paid to have him accompanied by a flight attendant. somewhere a mixup sent him to boston and 5-year-old boy to jfk. hours passed before jetblue realized the mistake and connected them by phone. >> i was placed on another airplane. when he came, he had a lot of stomach pain, pain in his knee. >> he arrived back at jfk later that day. jetblue offered the family $2,000 in future vouchers. >>> hermine is headed toward >> that's the governor. what make this is storm so dangerous, and his warning. >> and a little storm by thornton already dying down. showers and thunderstorms to the west, lots of moisture to the southwest. ,,,, as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, i know we must empower those who spend every day with our kids. that's why i worked with republicans and democrats to replace the no child left behind law and increase local control of schools. i'm michael bennet. i appro

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it adds under the supervision of jetblue employees. mara shiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> the mother's attorney says it was three hours before they finally sorted out and the boy was finally returned to his mother. >> pretty frightening to be at the gate and not see your kid get off the plane, especially when you pay the $100 fee to jetblue. they refunded the ticket. gave a credit for future had no idea who the boy was. glad everyone is home safe and sound. she said she was told the boy was safely returned to boston. we'll be right back. boston. ? ? >>> it's not often that children have the opportunity to teach grownups a thing or two. >> but this morning we're finding out how one 9-year-old boy was able to put his imagination to use, changing the life of one very grateful teacher. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: the more conventional storyline is a little boy is born missing part of his right arm. adult graduate students create it's 9-year-old whiz kid making a 3d hand for a grown-up. >> prosthetic hand day eight. >> reporte

the issue really is that jetblue charged an unaccompanied minor service fee of $100.n they charge that $100, they enter a contract with the parent saying we're going to take the additional measures to get your child from point "a" to point "b." >> i'm wondering why jetblue is willing to take on that liability, because a child 5 years old, probably shouldn't be flying in the care of an airline. emily, will it affect the case? >> it will, but not with standing this woman's horrible trauma, in new york courts have only started to award damages in cases such as this where there's no physical injury. but that being said, in third party cases such as here where she's suing or would sue based on perceived threat of safety to her son, they are requiring actual physical injury. so here her son would have had to have been injured that she witnessed or is close proximity to. so there's simply not enough for a case. >> the new york department of transportation regulations does not regulation the transportation of unaccompanied minors. so the parts are relying on the carriers who

jetblue put andy on the next flight to new york, and after what she says were three terrifying hours, maribel had her son back. >> translator: i then had him in my hand, thank god. >> reporter: but when asked if it was the two boys who switched passports that caused the confusion, the mother's lawyer jumped in. >> we're not going to talk about that. >> jetblue apologized, refunded the flights, and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad, but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> i thought he was a little young to fly by himself, but i did look up the jetblue policy, and they can travel alone as young as 5 years old. >> that's up for the parents to decide if that's a good idea. >>> a very good idea, always, to celebrate a nice holiday weekend. rob mayeda joining us right now. clear as a bell outside of san francisco. >> probably one of the warmer days we'll see, though. over the next three, we usually call this the unofficial end of summer, weather wise, i think we'll be living up to that expec

his mother left early paying jetblue to have her son escorted home but he ended up in brought back to boston. his mother clearly horrified thinking her son had been kidnapped. >> the jetblue employees who are responsible should be ashamed of their behavior. >> both boys were safely returned to their parents. jetblue says it's reviewing the incident and stress that is the children were always under crew plus a new classified briefing for donald trump and hillary clinton on the campaign train. talk about air robotics. >> breaking overnight. tropical storm hermoine downgraded now. that was a category 1 storm that hit just east of st. mark. winds whipping 80 miles an hour. people have been bracing for days. even though it is a tropical punch. >> winds are still 70 miles an hour. clearly still a lot of wind, a lot of rain with that system. winds were 80 miles an hour when it came ashore south of the tallahassee area. so anywhere right is the biggest storm surge. it is over land now. the weakening process has begun. you can see just those spiraling bands of heavy rain. tampa to daytona beac

now, jetblue says that the landing in boston is totally unrelated to that lightning strike. it was actually headed toward logan when this apparently 9:44 this morning. all of the passengers got off the plane. no one was injured. they are now senning maintenance crews out to inspect the plane to determine if, indeed, it was a lightning strike while it was en route back tos with. again, the plane was headed toward bermuda when it had a noncritical equipment issue onboard. that prompted the pilot to reroute the plans back here to boston. we had an announcement a few minutes ago now. a final call for people to board that flight, flight 1731 to bermuda that originated at j.f.k. airport in new york. it looks like those passengers will be arriving in bermuda sometime soon. that flight should be leaving here at any moment at logan. >> christa: all right, thank you. also at noon, the man police say was at the wheel in this fatal crash into the sweet tomatoes restaurant in newton called to court. two people were killed. 7 others injured. in that crash. back in march. let's go live to

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jetblue gave martinez $2500 in credits and refunds.he mother says she has no plans to ever fly with the airline again. >>> this morning we are keeping you updated on the breaking news out of atlantic city. a police officer shot in the lineqjñ of duty, nbc 10's pamel osborne is live at the scene gathering new information. pamela. >> reporter: rosemary, that officer is in very critical condition right now, a $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest of a suspect, two suspects they are searching for right now, i will have a full update when i see you next. >>> a police officer is shot and a man is dead in atlantic city. this is the resort community prepares for a busy holiday weekend. we're live at the scene as the hunt is on for two other suspects. >>> bracing for hermine, as the storm makes its way up the east coast we are making sure you are prepared for the extreme weather this weekend. hermine has left a path of destruction from florida to the carolinas, you can see the system churning off the coast of v

>> his mother, mirabel martinez, telling me she panicked when jetblue employees presented her with the wrong child, her own son missing. after travelling to the dominican republic with her son, martinez says she had to fly home early, andy staying with relatives for a summer vacation. andy seen here leaving santiago with a group of children on the day of his flight. moments later, jet blue mistakenly putting him on a flight to boston, the other boy sent to new york carrying andy's passport. martinez now asking for the faa to investigate. >> this never should have happened. >> jetblue telling abc news it is now reviewing the incident so it doesn't happen again, but adds that the children were always under the supervision of jetblue employees. presidential nominee donald trump is suing a british newspaper. melania trump wants the daily mail to pay her $150 million. the paper printed a story linking trump's former modeling agency to an escort service. her attorney says the report is completely false and has damaged her reputation. patrick: you can celebrate the life of milwaukee-native ge

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. >> reporter: 5-year-old andy martinez waved good-bye for what should have been a 350 minute jetblue flight from the dominican republic to new york's kennedy airport. flying alone for the first time, his mom maribel paid the airline an extra $100 to have an employee get andy on and off the flight. but when maribel went to pick up andy on august 17th, through a translator, she says he wasn't there. >> i was given another boy. and they asked me if it was the first time, is this your son? and i said, this is not my son. >> reporter: that child had her son's passport. andy landed in boston, the other boy mistakenly sent to jfk. jetblue put andy on the next flight to new york and, after what hours, maribel had her son back. >> i then had him in my hands, thank god. >> reporter: but when asked if it was the two boys who switched passports causing the confusion, the mother's lawyer jumped in. >> we're not going to speculate. >> reporter: in a statement the airline said the children were always under the care jetblue apologized, refunded the flights and offered the families credit on future

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