if you expect to fly on american airlines, my suggestion would be try to get ticket on another airlinew, seems to be the best bet because there is no et a on when this is all going to get cleared up. phone it did get cleared up looking live at the jammo already down there at the american airlines check in terminal. but maybe a good looking forecast would be nice it hang out at the airport today. >> human jammo. don't see those every day. i think your biggest problem may be one of these stray showers, that are moving through the area, right now. just popped up in the last 20, positive minutes. >> right jacket for this morning, shouldn't and problem for this afternoon, 42 degrees, sunrise official at 6:44, so, in a few minutes, we will see daylight, but we won't see sunshine right away. temperatures are a lot milder than they were yesterday when we saw 20's, 30's, now just about everybody in the 40's to get started. fifty-two was our high yesterday. today, we expect to make it into the 60s, starting warming trends today high temperature around 63, 64 degrees, so, little bit milder than i

the problem is affecting anybody who is using american airlines. at the airport and now a ground stoppage for american flights that want to come into the airport. a live update is up next. >> breaking right now a computer problem is causing delays for american airlines passengers at philadelphia international airport. >> septa repair crews remain on the scene of yesterday's train crash and we're keeping an eye on what that may mean for a chance of delays this morning. >> also breaking, a masked armed man pulls off an armed home invasion in north philadelphia. >> good morning out there. it is now 6:30 here on this wednesday february 22nd. let's get a look at your accuweather and your traffic with dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning everyone. we have a shower right now over the terrace but as you look at storm tracker6 live double scan, most of the area is still dry. just a couple of little blips of green righter and round righd philadelphia. if you get caught in this it won't last long but if it's happening umbrellas required

here but as meisha mentioned this is only affecting american airlines passengers, all other ines are operating as normal. also, because of this issue here at this airport there has been a gun stop for departures coming to philadelphia through american airlines, only, so at the moment they are trying to tiehl witt. people have being patient. talking to people up and down the line waiting two or three hours, just to get to their destination. some of these people missed their connection. american wants to say that they are working on the problem and just asking people to be patient. for now back to you guys in the studio. >> obviously heading to the airport american airlines and you can printout your boarding pass ahead of time, you will not be able to stick around. >> thanks, trang do. >>> south jersey teacher is facing charges for allegedly having a sexual relationship with the student. >> the teacher is from buena regional high school and, he he had sex with the 17 year-old female student. marshals arrested william jacobs yesterday. he is waiting to be brought back to new jer

this is only impacting american airline flight at the moment.ng to the maps, again, it is a system outage, ground stop for the american airline flights only here in philly. here's some new tweets coming in from my buddy justin leonard, said i guess that's why i'm sitting in orlando, keep me updated. this here jim said the gates, american gates, have no flight info on the screens, long lines of people waiting. but no boardings are happening. so again, rough go for american airline travelers this morning. rough go for septa on the regional rails again this morning. the chestnut hill west line, one train was 54 minute late. they canceled another one. the warminster line, they canceled >> might see strict shower, see sprinkle of green here on radar, weaver some light showers, moving through the area right now, but it shouldn't be a big deal. we are sticking with our nine out of ten today. with temperatures that promise to be in the 60s. just depend on how much sunshine we get. it is cloudy right now, bus stop buddy just wearing light jacket, to scho

it didn't restore internet to american airlines. so all morning long the airline has not been able to print boarding passes for passengers. passengers have not been able to check in at the kiosk either. this of course is leading to huge backups and delays. one passenger who was trying to fly out early this morning for audition. he's hopeful he'll make it. >> very frustrating. usually i fly united. today i'm flying american. i hopeky get this sorted out. get to la. make the audition and rock it out. >> as we come back out here live, you can see it's all hands on deck right now. several agents at the front counter right now getting the passengers checked in and trying to get bags checked instead this morning. people are still trying to get out right now. so if you're flying out of philly international this morning, taking american airlines. one of the things you can do is check yourself in online. you can have your boarding pass ready and available to go on your phone. you can also see if you can carry on a bag as opposed to checking a

the faa has issued a ground stop for all american airlines flights. so far no word on how this is affecting flights at reagan, bwi, or dulles. american has a large presence there. the spokesman there has no word on when the computers will be rebooted. in the meantime, employees are handwriting bag tags and tickets. certainly going to be a mess at one of the busiest hubs for american. as the story develops, we will bring you new information. back upstairs to you guys. larry: we have seen that at reagan. jummy: we sure have. in the meantime, keeping a close eye on the forecast, let's head over to veronica johnson. that's right, this is still the winter that wasn't or hasn't been now. we have got cloud in a few showers moving through. a little on the cooler side this morning, but we are going to see this temperatures once again bouncing way up into the 60's with a suddenly when. a week system working its way through, look at this. , a littled of showers hang out for a couple ofx hour, not moving very much further to the north. very light showers out ther

american airlines is returning to normal at philadelphia international airport after an internet issueervice this morning. the airline had to check passengers and their bags in manually for hours. that led to a ground stop for incoming american flights to philadelphia. >>> septa crews are hard at work at 69th street terminal. they're removing the damaged rail cars from yesterday's crash. four people were injured and one of them remains in critical condition. >>> in montgomery county, two people are in the hospital after a crash on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. the crash happened in the northbound lanes of plymouth meeting just after midnight. both victims are in critical condition, but they are expected to survive. >>> it is just 11:30 on your wednesday morning. you know cloudy skies remain around the area as they have for much of the morning. this is a live look. temperatures will rise though as the day goes on and they'll get even warmer tomorrow. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> this is a very ni

he mistakenly landed on a taxiway where an american airlines jet was waiting to ta ke an american airlinesinvestigation is under way. there is some flash photography coming up. it's not the hollywood star's first flying mishap. two years ago, he was seriously injured when his world war ii plane crashed on a los angeles golf course, when it lost power shortly after take—off. in the latest incident, harrison ford, who collect vintage planes, was coming into land atjohn wayne airport to the east of los angeles. without naming him, the federal aviation administration confirmed a pilot of administration confirmed a pilot of a single engine plane had been cleared to land, and he had correctly read back the clearance. but it appears the actor got confused. instead of landing on the designated runway, he touched down on an adjoining taxiway. he asked, was that airline are meant to be beneath me? the american airlines plane had 110 passengers on board and took off safely a few minutes later. an investigation is now under way and it could result in the suspension of harrison fordpilot‘s licence. now

massive line snake through terminal c at the philadelphia international airport, as hundreds of american airline passengers waited to check into their early morning flight. >> this is my last, you know, this is ridiculous. >> airline spokesperson said the issue scheduled from overnight shutdown did not come back on at 4:00 a.m. as planned. >> with systems down, many passengers were left waiting in line for hours, as agents manually checked people in, and planes being grounded. >> very frustrating. you know? our friends has diabetes. he's worried about his medications. you know, so standing in line for two, three hours, little scary. >> pass inning her to come to the aid of elderly man who fell ill while standing in line. >> the gentleman said he was standing too long, he got light-headed. so we called for assistance for him. i don't know where he is going. i'm going to go check on him to make sure he gets where he is going. >> issue resolved around 7:45 a.m. still left flyers wondering about the vulnerability of the on line system. >> it is scary, you know? depend on technology. it is a great th

american airlines was under no obligation whatsoever to help but i contacted the airline and requested it make an exception due to these extraordinary circumstances and within hours eric heard from american airlines. >> and so they were saying, sorry, we know about the flooding. we apologize for the hassle and, you know, that was very good. >> reporter: mom and dad will be able to fly in dad's place. >> it's nice to have one thing that we could count on and still go on this trip. >> that's great. thank you guys so much, especially michael finney. >> now, i really want to thank american airlines for bending the rules. that's what they did. it told us, "while we usually do not change out a name on a reservation, due to these extenuating circumstances, we made an exception. we wish owen all the luck on his college search." i'll be in san jose tomorrow to help flood survivors with the questions that come up after something like this, how to file a claim, find a contractor, basically, how you can move on. so to do all of that, i'll be in san jose tomorrow at noon. i'll be there until 7:00.

the first major economic report since president donald trump took office. >>> american airlines has openedn office in havana cuba. two months ago america flew the first commercial flight from the u.s. to havana in more than 50 years. eventually the airline plans to offer 13 daily flights between the u.s. and cuba. american airlines will move forward with the plans even though president trump has signaled he may terminate the deat&t between the our relation with cuba. >>> chris martinez shows us some drones can be controlled with your smartphone offering new ways to capture the perfect picture. >> reporter: professional photographers are looking for the perfect shot even when taking pictures for fun. >> you know, it puts us in the selfie mode. >> reporter: he uses this small drone to take his selfies to literally a new level. >> you get to see the whole scene. >> reporter: a number of so- called pocket drones are already on the market with tech companies promising even more models this year. among them, the hover camera: eric uses his smartphone to fly the unique breeze which can be set to

american airlines saying things look pretty smooth now but they urge people to check before the head to the airport. there could be residual delays because of what happened this morning. even though the problem is fixed. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> thank you. >>> an intense earl quimorning fire ravaged a home at the jersey shore and it damaged a shed and two boats on the property in middle township. firefighters were called out to the 100 block of reeds beach road at 3:30 a.m. we are working to find out if anyone was hurt. the cause remains under investigation. >>> turning to accuweather and really mild air is beginning to move in. lets look live from sky 6 hd at temple university. it's a nice picture on a wednesday afternoon. temperatures are expected to top 60 degrees today and will begin climbing past 70 tomorrow. david murphy outside with the first check of the forecast. >> we are sprinkles and a lot of thick clouds early and that prohibited the numbers from jumping up real fast. breaks in the clouds and you see how the clouds are starting to thin out

in the process he flew right over the top of an american airlines 737 that was holding at the end of the taxi way before preparing for departure. it was loaded with 110 passengers and six crew members for a flight to dallas. unclear if anybody on board knew what happened. once on the ground mr. ford radioed air traffic control, was that airliner meant to be underneath me? the controller told ford he hadn't landed on the runway, instead you landed on taxi way c, to which ford replied, i landed on c. landing on a taxi way is a clear faa violation. the question is, was ford distracted? >> unfortunately, we have seen this sort of thing before where somebody mistakenly identifies a taxi way for a runway. in this case the runway he was to land on was very narrow. >> reporter: it was just two years ago that ford was injured when his world war ii plane crashed on a san ma monica golf course. investigators blamed the crash on an engine failure. tonight harrison ford is declining to comment. experts say he could receive a washing let are or have his pilot's license suspended, though that seems

american airlines down 6 or 7% even union pacific, not a lot of news in the railroads but that group down as well. nice to see them in the green. gives you an idea of the strength of the rally. 4-1. >> thank you very much. president trump signing executive orders on financial regulations this afternoon. eamon javers has the story. >> what the president signed today, one was an executive order, the other was a presidential memorandum. the first one instructed the acting secretary of treasury in this particular case to go back and review the entire dodd/frank law and look for ways to roll back or trim some of the regulations. the trump administration feeling very much it was ownerous in some ways might have been unconstitutional. presidential memorandum was a different issue, on the so-called fiduciary rule, instructing the department of labor to hold off on imposing that rule which is to go into place later this spring.

the faa is investigating a dangerous incident yesterday involving his plane and an american airlines plane. aviation sources tell nbc ford has been cleared to land on the short runway, runway 200 left but he lined up and lined on the parallel taxi way where planes taxi before take offer. he fly right over the top of an american airline 737 that was holding at the end of the taxi way before preparing for departu departure. it was loaded with 110 passengers and six crew members for a flight to dallas. unclear if anybody on board knew what happened. once on the ground he radioed air traffic control was that airliner meant to be underneath me. the controller told he didn't land on the run way but he landed on taxi way c. landing on tarxi way is a clear faa violation. the question is was ford distracted? >> unfortunately, we have seen this before where somebody mistakenly identifying a taxi way for a runway. it was very narrow. >> reporter: it was just two years ago that ford was injured when his world war ii plane crashed on a golf course. investigators blamed the crash on an engine fail

the american airlines ceo saying ahead of time he had to attend an annual leadership conference. ent after the travel ban with his employees it did create chaos and divisiveness in airline staff. stuart: lea gabrielle stayed on the set with us. she has a great report about the depletion of military power. you used to fly helicopters or big jets? >> flew f-18s in the navy. stuart: excuse me. f-18. >> very different animal. helicopters from what i understand challenging to fly. stuart: have you had much contact with civilian air traffic control? you must fly. >> i fly as civilian. i have a cessna 172. i work with the airports. stuart: is there up grade needed for air traffic control? >> there is upgrade for all of our systems. our air traffic controllers professional people and keep us out of trouble as we fly but there always room for improvement in the system. stuart: you used to fly f-18s off carriers. >> yes. stuart: you have landed f-18 on carrier on april offing sea? >> that is only way to get home at night. stuart: making a joke but you have done that? >> yes. stuart: i am in

spoke with executives which does not include the ceo of american airlines. he says foreign airlines are supported by the government and he is telling airlines and airports that we want to take care of you, reiterating his critique of obsolete, in other news he also says he will announce something on taxes in the next two to three weeks and he says airlines are related as much as anybody. we will bring you that meeting playback as soon as we get it. 30 minutes into the trading day. julie hyman is here, with the latest. julie: there has not been any reaction in airline stocks to some of these headlines coming out from the meeting. we are seeing a bit of a bounce back in u.s. stocks. all three major averages up between a fifth and a quarter of 1%. let's talk about what is driving of the -- driving those gains. we are still in the midst of earning season. if you look at some of the big earnings reports, you have viacom on the rise and whole foods on the rise, but coke and twitter utley low. -- oddly low. coca-cola coming out with numbers that disappointed. the co

problem seems to be at american airlines. the as eveninger said he was only told there is a problem with the computer system and all of the people you see in the picture have in the been able to check their bags. we called airport left message for their spokesperson and waiting a call back. trang do is heading to the airport to get some answers, we will go live as soon as she arrives. >>> new york city fire officials are pointing to an incident at central park, as an example of the need to be weary of thin ice amid warmer weather. we told but this yesterday morning. a tour rust took this selfie with her daughter unknowingly also capturing a group of kid this is background just seconds before the ice cracks beneath them. cell even if video shows boys frantically trying to stay afloat in the frigid pond. >> i was shocked, i will not lie, i was shocked. >> my chest was closing up. we were all thinking town. we were holding on to each other. >> close call, all of the kid will be okay one that didn't go in says his mother is groun

the close call we had an american airlines flight. on our twitter feed: the governor of colorado telling california lawmakers to make sure to sstanp >>> the governor of colorado is telling california lawmakers to make sure to set standards for edible marijuana as quickly as possible. he warns not to make the same mistakes after legalizing pot. and san francisco is suing a massage parlor for being a brothel. harrison ford - in his plane==t ford wasanding s plane yesterday at the john wayneapo >>> a close call for actor harrison ford had his plane. he was lag his small plane yesterday at the john wayne airport in orange county. he narrowly missed an american airline jet that was there on the tarmac. air traffic controllers instructed him to land on a certain runway but he landed on a taxi way instead. a big difference and a big violation. ford is heard in flight recordings asking if the jet was supposed to be underneath him when he landed. what you're looking at here was in 2015 when he crash landed on a santa monica golf course after a

american and united airlines plan to start selling cheaper basic economy fares as they fight with discountriers for budget conscious passengers. american will offer the fares on ten routes from its hubs in dallas, miami and in charlotte. in mid april united will sell cut rate seats on flights from minneapolis. basic economy fares are cheaper per round trip but they do come with major restrictions. you are many the last boarding group and can only carry on one small item that fits under your seat. i'm landon dowdy. >>> here are four things to know. fairfax county fire investigators working to determine the cause of a deadly house fire. it erupted last night in lorton boy and two pets. >>> the overall response rate for the district ambulance service has improved, however, the fire chief says his department is still struggling with the availability of advance life support medic units. be sure to follow mark sea graves on twitter for updates today. >>> the department of homeland security has released a plan to crack down on illegal immigrati immigration. it could lead to the deportation of mil

cheryl: yeah, guys, american airlines, it's cheap but you're going to be giving up a few things thatnjoy. basic economy, but here are some of the things that you'll have to deal with, you are never going to see until you get to the airport so that means, yeah, you're probably going to get a middle seat, you can only take on one small carry-on bag, you can't use the overhead ben and the ticket is nonrefundable. now, this is part of a bigger story because delta is actually as i told you last week is offering meals and basic economy, well, there's a lot of competition to get the fairs lower, air loins -- airlines are trying to get fees to make more profits, frontier and spirit are now charging $35 across the board for carry-on. so every airline dealing with the topic of competition a little bit differently. heather: passengers were not going take it anymore. which i-- cheryl: they are testing out drones. uches -- ups delivery truck. the driver controls the delivery and maybe he sends a drone out to go to a one maple lane and he keeps driving down the street and ends up in 3 to 5 maple l

he mistook a taxiway for a runway, flying right over the top of an american airlines jet. tom costello now with the story. >> reporter: harrison ford may best be known for his acting, but he's also an accomplished pilot, though the faa is vetting a potentially dangerous incident involving ford and his single-engine husky in california. aviation sources tell nbc news he had been cleared to land at the airport but instead he lined up on c or charlie where planes taxi before takeoff. he flew right over the top of an american airlines 747 that was heading before preparing for departure. it was loaded with 110 passengers and six crew members for a flight to dallas, unclear if anybody on board knew what happened. once on the ground, mr. ford radioed, was that airliner supposed to be beneath me. and he was told i landed on c. landing on a taxiway is a clear faa violation. the question, was ford distracted? >> unfortunately, we've seen this sort of thing before, where somebody mistakenly identifies a taxiway for a runway, and in this case, the runway that he was to land on was ver

there's some kind of outage here at philly international with american airlines. what they're having to do is manually check in passengers. now, we have some of the agents yelling out to passengers that if you get the boarding app on your phone and you get your boarding pass there, that could alleviate some difficulties, but that's only if you're not checking a bag. so anyone that's flying out american airlines this morning who is checking is bag is having to stand in this line. as i said, hundreds of passengers long. this is one section of the line. there's another part over there. we spoke to one of the passengers earlier this morning about the trouble that he was having. he said he's been here since 5:00 a.m. take a listen to some of the things he's been told since he's been here this morning. >> we asked them to be honest with us. a number of stories emanated from the agents in terms of power, system down. system line. just philadelphia. just american. who knows. the difficulty is going to be getting your bags checked if you have to do that this morning. so if

but the american airline pilots watched him fly right overhead.gathering information along with the faa investigation. david kerley, abc news, orange county airport. >> maybe time to take a break from flying? >> u star wars series movies. ground him a little bit. >> when we come back -- love was in the air yesterday. the celebrities did not disappoint. >> if you are one of those who hate the idea of valentine's day. just imagine how much you will throw up watching celebrities who celebrated the day. please come back, anyway. please come back, anyway. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ♪ skinny so skin gee >>> really so happy that so many couples

he mistakenly flies his plane directly over an american airlines 737. he was supposed to have landed on a runway that runs parallel to the taxiway. the naa is investigating. it's possible that ford could loose his pilot's license. >>> a new report suggests the honey bee population is disappearing. last year the population decreased by at least 8%. over the past five-year that decline reached 31%. experts say more pesticides are a big reason. that's why farmers in california are actually limiting their use of pesticides and shipping their hives from out state. >> right now is one of the biggest events in the country which is happening in california where over half the colonies of country are being trucked to pollinate the almonds. >> some of the crops that need bees to survive are almonds, apples and blueberries and soybeans, credit, anola and cot opponent. i know there are bee coopers here in the bay area . if you will let a hive on your property if you have space and they will come and maintain it and get some of the honey. they are looking for people

i think president trump will be working with the airlines in a positive way. the american based airlines. >> i agree with that. when you hear the ceos sitting around the i believe it was the president, there's always spike higher. you only hear good news coming from a ceo when they go around the table. >> he can have a positive meeting and see the stocks. >> this is not the reason to be buying or selling it. i'm afraid of this pre loaded jolt that we just got. i believe you'll see further follow through. >> real quick, secretary derivative time line. probably high teams earnings growth. 21 times. if you look, i think they just initiated a trice 1950. people think it is expensive because it is a $1,600 stock. it is expense glif price tag only. i think that's how you play the airlines. >>> still ahead, despite the record comeback from the patriots, fox delivered the smallest viewership in four years. so how is that moving the need until we'll hear what the murdocks have to say. here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> one group stocks have surged over 100% in the last ye

the first american airlines flight touched down on its 6,000-foot runway and as the first passenger off that flight points out. >> should be able to have even more service is pretty awesome for the area. >> reporter: the bay area's fourth airport got its third airline today making life easier for some of the nearly 1 million people who call the north bay counties home. >> super convenient. you kidding? i don't have to drive to sfo. >> that's two hours. >> deal with the traffic going to and back. >> saves us five, six hours. >> awesome. >> reporter: americans's american eagle operated by skywest will be flying one 70 passenger jet daily to and from phoenix and while phoenix sky harbor is not american's primary hub it is an international airport serving 75 destinations including mexico and canada. besides american's new flights to phoenix, alaska flies to l.a.x., orange county and san diego from sonoma county. as well as portland and seattle. discount airline allegiant flies a couple times a week to las vegas. and on this day of firsts at the sonoma county airport, we end with a special f

there are delays for american airlines travelers at philadelphia international airport this morning. lames it on computer issues. their huge lines at american airlines counters, employees are manually checking in passengers and baggage. american says their computer systems did not come back on line after a scheduled shut down overnight. >>> lets turn to katie for today's weather. >> we have been seeing vick also across the area radar much of which isn't hitting the ground but if you do see a few rain drops, this is end of the loop you can see how it fills in if to you see rain drops this is why warm front continues to lift north, we are going to see any wet weather, certainly cloud cover , yield and break for some sunshine. so we will end up here at 63 degrees with the clearing sky and then by tomorrow and friday, and even sat the day before we hit low 70es a. very mild stretch, meisha. >> yes, thanks very much. right away i will call your tension to the broad street line suspended due to police activity between walnut and locust and at&t. you can expect delays and septa is report not

. >>> american airlines is expanding its business in cube what opening its first office in havana in november and american airlines jet landed from miami on the first flight to the caribbean island in more than 50 years. it now has 13 daily flights to cubantys from the u.s. >>> a new report says identity theft has risen despite new security chips. the report says fraud was up 16% in 2016 costing consu more than 15 million people were affected. that jump is blamed on thieves changing their tactics by hacking into retailers' computer systems and stealing information from there instead of the machines. >>> new york's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against spectrum time warner cable. the second largest internet service provider promised fast, reliable service that it knew it could not deliver and says internet speeds are 70% slower than promised. >> apparently crisis averted. the pork industry is reassuring bacon lovers amid reports of a shortage. yeah, the usda reports the nation's bacon inventory is at the lowest point in half a century. now, that triggered concerns of price hike

american airlines unveiled an office in havana. they insist the change in administration doesn't affect their plans. >> we are full steam ahead with our office. we are very excited. today's moment is the opening of the first american airlines office here and we will continue full steam ahead. will: record numbers of u.s. visitors came last year especially since carriers like jetblue began direct flights from u.s. cities. the governor of colorado says the cubans he met are keen to keep the thaw intact. >> they didn't seem to be on guard or in some way feel that things had changed negative . i think they seem eager for the chance to build a relationship with president trump and have that relationship be a constructive one. will: the trump administration says it is conducting a full review of u.s. policy towards cuba. sources here say the u.s. embassy is largely in the dark about it. it seems u.s. diplomats in havana are as uncertain about the island's future with washington as ordinary cubans are. jane: as we have been reporting toda

taxiway instead of runway 20-left, and passed right over an american airlines 737 that was waiting to take off. ford apparently not realizing his mistake asking controllers if the jet was supposed to be below him. it's not the first incident for the star of "indiana jones" and "star wars." >> engine failure, immediate return. >> reporter: two years ago, he crashed landed another plane, details of which he didn't remember. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm doing great, thank you. thank you. i'm back playing tennis, riding my bikes, and having a good time. >> reporter: the faa says the pilot of the small plane did call out the right runway, but the american airlines pilot watched him fly over them. the faa investigation, and the ntsb says it's gathering information. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the the information in the infamous child kidnapping case that made headlines for decades. >>> the dam. nearly 200,000 families forced from their homes and what they are now learning. wnearly 200,00 from their homes and what they are now learning. hnearly 200,00d from their homes and what th

. >>> and american airlines is expanding its business in cuba. the carrier opening its first office there in havana. in november an american airlines jet landed in havana from miami on the first flight to the caribbean island in more than 50 years. it now has 13 daily flights to cuban cities from the u.s. >>> a new report says identity theft has risen over the last year despite those new security chips on credit cards. the report says fraud was up 16% in 2016 costing consumers a record $16 billion. more than 15 million people were affected. that jump is blamed on thieves changing their tactics by hacking into retailers' computer systems and stealing information from there instead of the actual machines. >>> and new york's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against spectrum time warner cable saying the company is ripping off its customers. the complaint says the country's second largest internet service provider promised fast, reliable service that it knew it could not deliver, and it says internet speeds are actually 70% slower than promised. >

checked in with american airlines, everything is working this morning, all systems are a go. so i think we're okay in that department. the fog is what's going to cause delays this morning. work crews still out along the ramps for 295 and 42, the normal spot for this hour. market frankford line, they expect to run regular service again this morning between 69th and northeast philadelphia. no problems out of the gaeton the regional rail lines. but they are still working on the vine street expressway, that's closed this morning, between the schuylkill and broad street, again, until about 5:00 this morning. karen, back over to you. >> thank you, bob. following this breaking news out every west oaklane where police are investigating a triple shooting. we last check in with steve keeley. we a lot of questions. let's see what we know at this hour. steve? >> reporter: all right, we've got better vantage point for you, in the back alley of the middle of the block on 77th avenue. and this is right off limekiln pike where we were earlier. you can see two police cars protecting the scene

newly released video shows his single-engine plane flying right over an american airlines jet. more than 100 people were on board that aircraft. the incident happened at john wayne airport in southern california. ford mistakenly landed on a taxiway instead of a runway. after landing, he if that jet was "supposed" to be below him. the f-a-a is investigating the incident. some big news is rocking the nba. lakers legend "magic" johnson is getting a chance to run his old team. lakers officials say magic is now the team's president of basketball operations. its' part of sweeping changes for the team since firing general manager mitch kupchak. johnson is calling the announcement a dream come true. as a player for the lakers, he won five nba titles and earned three mvp honors. and sorry wizards fans. if you were hoping for lou williams to come to d-c .. it's not happening. in one of his first moves since taking over, magic johnson inked a deal to send williams to the houston rockets. the rockets will send corey brewer and a draft pick to the lakers. at xx time for weather. toss to eil

he flew just feet above an american airlines flight th the faa says controllers gave ford the proper landing instructions and he read them back. it is now investigating the whole incident. >>> take a look at what these people woke up to this morning, american airlines had a computer system outage at the philadelphia international airport, all of those crowds, the system is back up for several hours workers had to manually print tickets and the faa had a ground stop on the airlines' inbound fight. the system failed to reboot correctly after a scheduled power outage. >>> the case brought national attention to an elite prep school. the former student convicted of sexual assault is asking for a new trial. gabe gutierrez explains. >> reporter: this morning owen labrie is asking for a new trial and arguing his previous legal team failed him during the case that rocked one of the country's most elite prep schools with dra accuser. >> i was raped. i was violated in so many ways. >> reporter: labrie's local attorney taking the witness stand and claiming the 21-year-old's former high profile l

after an american airlines jet hit severe turbulence. the plane was headed from san diego to chicago yesterday when it encountered turbulence over the rocky mountains. the pilot decided to make an emergency landing in denver, because he felt he didn't have control of the plane. when the plane landed, two passengers were taken to a hospital for evaluation. passengers were booked on other flights. and the plane was inspected. developing now.. the d.c. police department is defending its officers, and their handling of rioters during the inauguration. in a 16-page report, a civilian review board questions the officers' conduct. tim barber has more. an update on the man accused of into a crowd during saturday's pre-mardi gras parade in new orleans.. nielson rizzuto is being held on 125-thousand dollars bond.. charged with two counts of first degree vehicular negligent injury. but police say more charges are likely.. after rizzuto struck and injured 32 people. and they say the 25-year old's blood alcohol level was more than three times the leg

there was an american airlines beauing 737 on the taxiway.ou never land in front of a plane that might be taking off. >> that's the first thing they teach you in airplane school, yeah. >> he has a reputation of being a really good pilot. >> you're making excuses for grandpa leaving his blinker on. >> it's comp plmy -- complicate. >> your porsche is parked at your desk, i'm taking your keys. >> sounds more than fair. thanks, harrison, ford, you need a new hobby, maybe. >> we got michael bay, director. >> big director. >> he announced that this transformers was his last one. >> how do you feel about saying goodbye to it? >> not yet. >> he looks at our camera guy. >> i can show you how to hold the camera better, though. >> i bet he could. >> he did "armageddon." >> "pearl harbor" too. >> when he took over victoria secret videos, it went to so much better. >> is he single? >> this gentleman here does not have a wife. >> you have a good one. >> nick cannon definitely leaving america's got talent, the show set to start filming in a month, but no on

american airlines computers are back up and running finally.r outage overnight. american flights headed for philadelphia were not able to take off but that ground stop just lifted just minutes ago. back to "gma." >> ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. major warning. millions on alert out west this morning. record-breaking flooding. hundreds already rescued from rising waters. the powerful storm now on the move headed east as temperatures are on the rise from chicago to new york. >>> on that big weather warm-up it's sending allergies into overdrive early. if you're sneezing, dr. besser here on how to fight it off. >>> new overneed, george clooney on becoming a first time dad. >> it's going to be an adventure. >> what his longtime friends told him about his biggest role yet and what he and amal are doing to prepare. ♪ time to get the chains out >>> road to the oscars, just a few days to go and we're behind the scenes with the top star list getting the a-list stars ready for the red carpet like viola davis and the secret item she carries i

details. >> wilfred, did you see the note sent out early this morning from the pilots' union and american airliness at the meeting along with other reporters. you had airline ceos meeting with president trump. who wasn't there? the ceo of american airlines, doug parker, and this morning the pilots of american blasted him saying he should have met with president trump. and they went further saying in their statement we have watched mr. parker and his team being out-managed by our competitors' executives and have lost trust in their ability to lead and protect the interests of american airlines' employees and shareholders. doug parker said, almost as soon as the invitation went out, that he was already committed to a management meeting at the amr headquarters in dallas and that he would be unable to attend. keep in mind, guys, that the airline pilots association, which represents the american pilots, as you look at shares of american versus the s&p since the ipo in 2013, easily outperforming the s&p. the pilots want a new contract. they are not happy with the contract they negotiated in 2015. this i

president trump met with the ceos of several of the airlines in the u.s., notably missing was american airlines for another engagement. what can out of this meeting that was so positive for the airlines according to george ferguson, president trump is sympathetic on antiregulation, especially relative to the middle eastern carriers. ferguson said they are responding well to the possibility of updating the control systems and infrastructure overall. george ferguson does see some tailwinds for the second half of the airlines, including warren buffett did invest in the airline sector at the end of the last year. perhaps that will catch up and get this sector and tailwind. and completing the picture quickly, it is certainly a risk on day. the vix is trading lower. lower, shown by the dollar gaining against the yen. most notably, the 10 year yield is down for the first time in five days. -- or up in the first time in five days in red. having ahe weather little bit to do with it in new york? abigail: perhaps. vonnie: we have more market next. we have currencies with mark chairman. this is bloomberg.

another says the tail number on the plane with an american airline 737 similar to this one matches the husky that ford flies. according to the faa, air traffic controllers at john wayne airport cleared the pilot to land on runway 20 left around 12:15 yesterday afternoon. but instead of doing that, the pilot landed on a taxi way near where the american airlines jet was waiting flying over the 737 filled with passengers and crew. the 74-year-old actor who is an experienced pilot crash landed a vintage airplane on a golf course in 2015 after the engine failed. harrison ford has had other serious incidents on aircrafts prior to that. >> the investigation could result in the suspension of ford's pilot license. >>> and paul is live outside at herman plaza. and it's been very, very nice outside. a perfect night for a pillow fight. >> a fantastic evening to get outside and enjoy nice weather. maybe you were thinking, it's valentine's day. maybe i can do a pillow fight. san francisco will be the perfect place to do that. this is justin herman plaza. about 1,000 folks have come out. they brought

vemos en las imÁgenes que un aviÓn de american airlines estÁ dispuesto a emprender el vuelo. >> no sigueourdes: el desastre hubiera sido si el aviÓn de ford hubiera impactado con el aviÓn comercial. las grabaciones de ford reflejante 20 minutos antes Éste se mostraba confuso. este incluso se equivocÓ a la hora de identificar la nave que manejaba. >> lo que ha hecho es tan serio que podrÍa costarle la licencia? >> si seguimos las reglas de la agencia federal de aviaciÓn, lo menos serÍa aplicar una sanciÓn disciplinaria y que no huele quizÁ por dos aÑos. lourdes: este no es su primer susto. en 2015 se estrellÓ en un campo en santa mÓnica. otro dato interesante que nos dio el experto en aviaciÓn tiene que ver con la edad. harrison ford tiene 74 aÑos y Éste analiza dice que los aviadores se retiran a los 50 aÑos. quizÁ fueron los reflejos los que le fallaron a ford. hablar a esperar a ver lo que dice la faa. ilia: al regresar, lo que pasÓ hoy y que usted debe saber sobre inmi gr lourdes:antes de terminar el noticiero, queremos contarles lo que debe saber sobre los cambios en materia de inmig