she was on a southwest airlines flight out of bwi airport. she was trying to get to l.a.urgery but, you know, this happened. so, what led up to this moment? we're told that she was boarding this plane, she apparently noticed that there were two dogs on the flight. she told the crew, look, i have a life-threatening allergy. she couldn't provide any medical documentation and southwest says based off their policy, she was asked to leave the plane several times because she couldn't provide any medical documentation. she obviously refused and then this is what happened. many questioning why she refused to comply including bill dumas the passenger who recorded this viral v to walk off the plane. you have to walk off the plane and she would say i am walking off the plane but as she was saying i am walking off the plane she's fighting against them. she was definitely fighting against the police. >> reporter: now, this morning southwest airlines says that they are sorry by the way the situation unfolded and really how this woman was removed but we also spoke with someone with flie

that is consciously not what southwest airlines is now. right? - well we still have that business. - in other words-- - commuter business. - one hour flight time with a high number of frequencies at convenient flight times during the day, with low fares, and that was our differentiating factor back in the 1970s. - [evan] then, right. - as time goes by, we become the largest airline in america in the early 2000s, and now we have opportunities to serve our existing customers more by taking them on longer distance flights, and also adding cities that previously we had shunned, laguardia. for example we're trying to win customers for business in chicago. for business in chicago. i'd love to fly you southwest but you don't got to minneapolis, you don't go to boston, you don't go to washington, d.c., so we had to change that. we also evolved our onboard product, and our airport product to better serve longer distance flights. - right but there's still at the same time while you do what the other guys do in the sense that they provide long distance flig

>> reporter: last night, this passenger was forcibly removed from her southwest airlines plane after she announced that she had a life-threatening allege to the service dog and the pet on that plane. she refused to leave the flight after being told southwest has a policy of not allowing passengers with life-threatening alleges to fly without a medical certificate. the captain called police. >> i will walk off, don't touch me! don't touch me. >> walk. >> don't touch me. >> reporter: when fellow passenger, bill dumas, who shot the video landed in los angeles, he was asked if he thought the southwest crew overreacted. >> the crew was very calm. physically remove her and she resisted that -- that that got out of hand. >> reporter: in a statement southwest airline says we are disheartened by the way this situation unfolded and the customer's removal by local law enforcement officers. we publicly offer our apologies to this customer for the experience. and we will be contacting her directly to address her concerns. as part of its policy, southwest is flying that passenger out to l.a. that i

to see her father on a southwest airlines flight because he was in surgery.ant you to take a listen because there's a lot of shouting going on here. she says don't touch me, i'm a professor. you can hear the officer saying, walk and you can also hear one passenger saying, geez, lady, just get off the plane. so a lot of frustration. there's reports this incident delayed the flight by 35 minutes so you can understand that passengers certainly standing by were what led up to this moment was basically this woman she was boarding the plane and noticed two dogs on the flight. she told the crew i have a life-threatening allergy to dogs. she couldn't provide any medical documentation and so southwest airlines says it is their policy if you can't provide that sort of thing that you are asked to leave the plane. they asked several times. she clearly refused. and one of those dogs we should point out was a service dog. and the crew informed her that they couldn't remove the dog. now, this morning southwest airlines says they're disheartened by the way the situation unfo

>> new cell phone video shows another passenger willing forcibly removed from a plane on southwest airlines flight from baltimore to l.a. the incident started when a woman told a flight attendant she had a life threating allergy to the dog, a customer without a medical certificate may not be allowed to board a plane if there is a medical problem. the airline said they tried to get the customer to leave and she would not, that's when the officers were brought in, the woman was arrested. >> southwest airline apologized. >> . phillies finished off the season against the mets. the phillies beat the washington nationals, 7-5 that's the first time the phillies won two series with the nationals at home in three years. [rooster crow] honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions. this september, get one of three breakfast items free when you order with the chick-fil-a one app. historic field goal paid off for the team, but helping those in need. carson wentz told teammate on the sidelines he would give the game day check if he went through the uprights. $37,165 will go

adrianna: this happen tuesday on board a southwest airlines airplane. take a look. >> i will walk off. don't touch me. don't touch me! theanna: according to airline, that woman claimed to have a life-threatening pet allergy. there were two dogs on the flight to l.a. and she wanted them removed on the plane. she did not have a doctor snow, so the group told her she would have to be the one to go. she refused and police got involved, leading to this. southwest has since apologized. larry: breaking overnight, people on the small island of evacuating as a volcano gets ready to erupt. the volcano was rumbling and air teams have spotted lava in its greater. some 6000 people have been the island, but now. evacuations are underway. crews are trying to get every single person off the island, which would be a first for that country. yosemite national park in california remains open to visitors one day after a fatal rock slide. one person was killed yesterday and another injured when a huge chunk of rock the size of an apartment building suddenly fell. it happened

. >> southwest airlines expects to lose $100 million in revenue in the third quarter because of the recent hurricanes and also the earthquakes. in a filing with the sec, the airline said it had to cancel approximately 5,000 flights during the current quarter because of the natural disasters in the caribbean and also in the u.s. and it's not just southwest. bob pisani has more from the >> reporter: companies are start to crunch the numbers in the wake of hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. today, southwest airlines and sherwin-williams both said reference would be lower in the third quarter. they join a growing list of companies affected in one way or another by the storm. fedex, carmax, auto zone, dr horton, all took a hit from the storms, along with marriott, gap. harvey may have cost $108 billion in damages. a recent cnbc analysis revealed all the big hurricanes live on for several quarter following their landfall in the u.s. is it enough to materially affect s&p 500 earnings for the third and fourth quarter? it's not entirely clear, but some industries like airlines could see a substant

similarly in harvey southwest airlines help the with some of the evacuation out of the area. so i wanted to take this moment to thank industry partners for their support, too. >> and then one final message again, like harvey the whole community want to come around the southeastern united states and our partners in puerto rico and the virgin islands as well as a seminole tribe. the whole community needs to be involved, get involved the nvoad.org and you can activate your insurance policies if you have damage and go to disasterassistance.gov if you been impacted as well. thank you, folks. [inaudible conversations] >> florida senator marco rubio and bill nelson got an aerial view of the damage done by hurricane irma earlier this week. here's a look. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i'm surprised you didn't have a greater -- >> again, sustained for over seven hours and then category four. the high category four. 130-150. i was with the captain at the marriott. we shared

>> add are an it looks really bad for southwest airlines to have local law enforcement pulling somebodyt's bad for the airline but i agree. if they're allergic to dogs and it's that bad don't fly. >> dagen: or let them know in advance, scott do you know what? no dog has ever hit me in the head with their carrieon. >> scott: well that's good to know dagen and jonas took an indirect shot at my kids earlier so have you ever seen these videos, have you noticed though these videos are escalated by the passenger the cops come on because it's a lot resort to get them off the plane if they calm down this is all taken care of everybody is peaceful on the flight. >> dagen: dog is god spelled backwards. thank you, everybody. thank you to stacey and adrian especially for joining us. >> thank you. >> dagen: 3-2-1 blastoff. billionaire elan musk proposing rocket travel to get you anywhere on the planet in under one hour. how that could bring you out of this world profits, next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military

. >> plus, southwest airlines is apologizing to this woman who was dragged off a plane. the pet and the allergy that started the confrontation. >> what are you doing! >>> a 46-year-old college professor who was forcibly removed from a southwest airlines flight after she wanted two dogs removed is facing a long list of charges. >> walk, walk! >> i can't do it! >> he has my leg! >> walk. >> right here, i have your leg, right there. >> i've a professor. what are you doing! >> this happened yesterday on a plane bound for los angeles from baltimore and carrying two dogs in the cabin. before take-off, the woman asked that the dogs be removed because she said she was allergic to animals. instead, the flight crew asked the woman to leave and she refused. police were called in and witnesses say that's when all the chaos started. [ screaming ] >> some people watching the video looked like the police are using excessive force. the passengers, they thought they were doing what they had to do to remove her. there was no other way. >> the southwest airlines apologized to the woman but

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juliette: southwest airlines is working to ensure a steady supply of jet fuel after hurricane harveyhuts down pipelines along the gulf coast. jerry kelly said i do not expect any problem but this is an evolving crisis. the rush to guarantee the fuel -- after record rainfalls. shares in lululemon have jumped after it reassured investors that the athletic apparel trade is not dead. the company posted a second-quarter profit. it delivered a forecast for the year. the indian billionaire is -- it seeks to grow its aluminum operations overseas. shares of consilium jumped more than 8% to close its highest level in two years. for a group did not immediately reply to eno queries. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: thank you very much. to an economy that is growing at a moderate base -- matter it -- moderate pace, the u.s. jobs market continues to shine. it is a number for august, the forecast on your bloomberg, 180,000. michael mckee has more on what we can expect. michael: government and private data suggests the u.s. data market desk u.s. jobs market is still -- u.s. jobs market

she was on a southwest airlines flight out of bwi airport headed to l.a.see and she is listed as a staff member at the maryland institute college of art. and what led up to this moment that you see is that she was boarding this plane, she apparently noticed two dogs on the flight. she told the crew i have a life-threatening allergy. she couldn't provide any medical papers for this severe allergy and so southwest said as part of their policy she was asked to leave the plane several times and she clearly refused. now, one of those dogs was a service dog and the crew told her, look, we cannot remove the dogs. this morning southwest airlines said that they are disheartened by the way this situation unfolded and how the woman was removed and some questioning why she refused to comply including bill dumas who actually shot the viral video. take a listen. >> they were saying you have to walk off the plane. you have to walk off the plane and she would say i am walking off the plane but as she's saying i am walkin walking off e plane she was fighting against them.

alison: after this baltimore woman was forcefully taken off the southwest airlines flight at b.w.i. marshall airport tuesday night after she claimed she had a life threatening animal allergy but she couldn't provide any proof of it. amy aubert spoke with an allergist today about how common such allergies should be. >> what are you doing? amy: this video making its way across social media. according to southwest airline the lady said she had a life threatening pet allergy but couldn't provide documentation needed. two animals were on board. >> pets can kill you, extremely rare by mechanism of allergies. amy: more commonly people with allergies to pets suffer mild symptoms. >> causes of a rash or itchy a ice or sometimes asthma or wheezing. amy: occasionally it can be life threatening and they should be proactive. >> have a letter and emergency medicine with her and call the airlines beforehand. amy: southwest apologized to the customer and says policy states a customer without medical certificate may be denied boarding if they claim to have life threatening reaction. the flight crew

southwest airlines apologizing this morning.led up to a womabeing forcefully removed from a ane by police. and a bay area high school football player paralyzed in an accident. hear what he is saying about regaining the use of his legs. ( lydia ) a man tries to grab a teenage girl. i will have the details in a live report.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. introducing clorox with cloromax. cleans and now protects. making your next clean-up easier. ♪ uh-oh. i think we have a winner. easier cleanup is the beginning. what comes next is everything. ♪ ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)looks like we've got one more warm day inland, before temperatures start cooling down for everyone. morning temperatures are in the 50s and 60s bay area-wide. the return of the sea breeze has also brought the return of coastal fog. that ocean wind will help cool down the coast and bay today. then,

certainly for the airlines, united and southwest, it had a substantial impact. you talk about houston, that brings to mind the regional nature of airlines. when you are looking at the price war situation, is it confined to certain areas or is it nationwide? ishael: what is happening mostly it is occurring in the big hugs. -- in the big hubs. we are talking houston, we are talking new work, chicago, that is where the major airlines feel like they can best compete against the dig -- discounters. it is on big groups. you are talking new york to miami. it is a very popular route. it is a discounted rate right now. wille yet to new york, you not have a lot of discounting. the big major routes, particularly new york and south florida art deeply discounted right now. julie: got to make travel plans. usomberg's michael joining from atlanta. thank you so much for that perspective on the airline industry. there are headlines nothing the bloomberg from senator orrin hatch, he says now is the chance for bipartisan "compromise" on immigration on the plans to end daca. still

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(pam) an update tonght - we have reaction from southwest airlines.. it comes after this video surfaced .... of a woman who said she had a life- threatening pet allergy... being dragged from a plane. this happened in baltimore - just before the los angeles- bound plane took off. reporter jasmine viel talked to the passenger who recorded what happened. (don't touch me) cell phone video shows three baltimore airport police officers forcibly trying to get a woman off a southwest flight bound for l.a.x.. you can hear her yelling at them to leave her alone as she's grabbed from behind pushed and pulled down the aisle. (you ripped my pants off) she was not going to get off the airplane. bill dumas was on that southwest flight and whipped out his cell phone to start recording when the woman began struggling with the officers right before takeoff. as a documentary filmmaker i felt like i just had to shoot this. he says it all started when she told flight attendants she had a life threatening pet allergy. after the service dog and another dog got on the plane w

southwest is apologizing after police physically removed a woman from a flight in the latest airlineeo to go viral.a southwest airlines spokesman said wednesday that the woman said she had a life- threatening pet allergy but couldn't show a medical certificate she needed to make the flight from baltimore to los angeles.spokesman chris mainz says crew members tried to explain that she could be denied boarding if she couldn't travel safely with animals on board, but she refused to leave the plane, and the airline called police. there was one pet and one emotional-support animal on the flight tuesday. mainz says southwest was apologizing for the incident.in april, united was widely condemned after security officers in chicago dragged a passenger off an overbooked united express flight. (pam) that was jasmine viel reporting... the plane reporting...jasmine viel that was (pam)(pam) (pam) that was jasmine viel reporting... the plane landed safely in l-a-x last night. witnesses say, they saw (pam) new tonight at 8. a brutal murder in missouri is re=kindling the debate over hate crime laws..

that -- that that got out of hand hand. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest airline said that we are disheartened the way the situation unfolded and the customer's removal by the officers. we publicly apologied to her and will address her concerns. >> reporter: now there is word that the airlines is flying the passenger to l.a. today. >>> and joining president trump in denouncing the protests. the owners of fat tuesday in fairfax said they're going to pull the plug on the game in their bar during the game, because it disrespects the military and the country. they went on to say we will not show any nfl games until there is a stop to this foolishness, unquote. the owners have family members in the military. other bars and restaurants across the nation are also refusing to air the nfl games. >> now as we continue to gauge the sentiments of players and fans, we have troy johnson with the today's talk around town as you started to pick up steam after the president called the players on the field sobs. you talked about it with your listers, what do they have to say about it? >> there are

southwest airlines says passengers who say they cannot travel safely with pets must produce a medical the airline called the incident disheartening. we publicly offer our apologies to this customer for her experience. the woman was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and released on her own recognizance. >> i will walk off, don't touch me! >> let's walk! >> deborah: the department

shocking video now going viral -- shows a woman dragged off a southwest airlines plane, at b-w-i airporte woman claimed to life-threatening pet allergy-- and wanted two dogs removed from the plane. she didn't have a doctor's note and one of the animals was a service dog-- so the crew told her she would be the one who had to go. when she refused, police got involved. southwest has since apologized. the passenger was charged with several offenses after including disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking overnight-- publisher and provocateur hugh hefner has died. we have more on the life and legacy of the man behind the iconic, playboy magazine. good morning washington. - breezy with falling humidity today - sunny & seasonable friday - cool autumn weekend ahead - no significant rain in sight today: mostly sunny. breezy and becoming less humid. highs: 77-80 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear. cool. lows: 48-56 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: sunny to partly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 73-76 hugh hefner, the man who perhaps sold sex b

to let them know i don't need southwest airlines.verybody has the right to do what they are going to do, but people don't fact check. the man from wisconsin who was talking about michael brown. he is still buying into his story that this kid was an innocent victim. not true, he was a bully and pushed that very gentle man, and then charged at him and ended up getting killed. they have the right to take any. -- a knee. the silent majority in this country has had enough. it's time to respect what we have. host: from the washington post, this is what it looks like, is trump mentally ill? or is america? cj, minneapolis, minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you america. i just want to say i have mixed feelings. i love my sports and will watch them regardless of whether there are protests or not. it is ok to me if you want to protest, and that is fine, too. this president has so many things surrounding him that have questioned his integrity as well, so it is hard for you to really get around him sometimes. i would like to se

headed to puerto rico where millions are still without power, f >>> cell phone video captures a southwest airlineser being dragged off a plane by police. >> and the u.s. military is headed to puerto rico, where millions are still without power, food or water one week after hurricane maria. >> good morning from the kpix weather center. the temperature continues to spike and the relative humidity continues to plummet. the warning you need to know about. >> and those metering lights over at the bay bridge toll plaza are on. we'll have more coming up. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, september 27. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. right now in the oakland hills, crews are trying to make sure that this brush fire can't flare up. jessica flores reports from the oakland hills with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters have been here through the night. they are here this morning monitoring the hillside here off edwards and 580 making sure there are no more flare-ups aggressively attacking this fire yesterday. meanwhile, residents spent the nice back in their homes as crews got control

. >>> she refused to get off a southwest airlines flight from baltimore to la, police came and they dragged this woman you see right there off the jet, kicking and screaming. southwest says the woman claims she had a life-threatening allergy to animals after discovering that two dogs were on board. however, company policy says the woman could not provide documents to prove her the flight attendant asked her to leave and she refused. they called police. ♪ >>> if you're looking to get a puppy as cute as these guys, you want to listen up to this new consumer alert that is out. one scam victim is speaking out to try to save others from losing out on hundreds of dollars. here is jake with zukowski with their story. >> the definition of a puppy met the personality of a puppy we were looking for. >> reporter: judy and her husband wanted to get a new beagle puppy since the dog passed away. they looked online and came across what they thought was a texas breeder.>> we called to see which puppy we were interested in, -- >> reporter: $400 through money gram, but. shipping instructions and they request

similarly in harvey southwest airlines helped us with some of the evacuations out of the area and others. wanted to take this moment to thank industry partners for their support. brock: and then one final message, again, like harvey, the whole community is going to have to come around the southeastern united states and our porters in in puerto rico and the virgin islands as well as the seminole tribe. you know, the whole community needs to be involved. get involved. again, activate your insurance policies if you had damage and go to disasterassistance.gov if you've been impacted as well. thank you, folks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> florida governor rick scott is due to have briefings this afternoon updating on hurricane irma relief efforts. watch for coverage on the c-span

similarly in harvey, southwest airlines helped us with some of the evacuations out of the area and others. so i wanted to take this moment to thank industry partners for their support, too. >> and one final message. again, like harvey, the whole community will have to come akc around, partners in puerto rico, virgin islands as well as the seminole tribe. the whole community needs to be involved. info at.org and activate your insurance policies and go to disast disaster assis az tanassistance. thank you, folks. >>> a look here at the white house press gallery where in about half an hour, we'll get a briefing on the trump administration's response to hurricanes irma and harvey. also reporter questions about other issues facing the administration. live coverage here on c-span3. while we wait, a look at expected needs from a

michelle: a baltimore woman being dragged off the southwest airlines flight at b.w.i. airport after saying she had potentially lethal allergy to dogs. amy aubert went looking for answers about severe allergies and your rights as an airline passenger. >> i will walk off. don't touch me. amy: this video captured by a passenger on board southwest flight out of b.w.i. >> kept saying >> she was fighting them the entire time. >> it caught the attention of charlie. >> throwing herself around as i understand it. >> they had to pick her up and carry her off. >> travelers advocacy group and says after speaking with airline in this case, e thinks they followed all the rules. >> they spent almost 45 minutes with her trying to get her to agree to go to a later flight. she said she can't do that. after claiming she would have a terrible reaction as i understand it she said i want to get on the flight. >> the woman in the video said she had life threatening pet allergy but couldn't provide medical documents needed. two animals were on board. >> you have to take care of it yourself. >

we had delta have a charter flight evacuating americans here similarly in harvey, southwest airlines helped up with some of the evacuations out of the area and others. so wanted to take this moment to think industry partners for their support, too. >> and in one final message. again, like harvey the whole community will have to come around the southeast in your estate and our partners in puerto rico and the virgin islands as well as the seminole tribe. the whole community needs to be involved, get involved nvoad.org and you can activate your insurance policy speaketh a damage and go to disasterassistance.gov if you been impacted as well. thank you, folks. >> some of the latest on the response and recovery after hurricane irma and will continue to bring updates on the c-span networks. a look at use capital where both the house and senate will be in session today. the house meets at noon eastern for legislative business with work expected on 2018 spending bills. the senate gavel thin in about ten minutes with lawmakers continuing debate on the defense programs and policy bill. they wil

similarly in harvey southwest airlines help the with some of the evacuation out of the area. so i wanted to take this moment to thank industry partners for their support, too. >> and then one final message again, like harvey the whole community want to come around the southeastern united states and our partners in puerto rico and the virgin islands as well as a seminole tribe. the whole community needs to be involved, get involved the nvoad.org and you can activate your insurance policies if you have damage and go to disasterassistance.gov if you been impacted as well. thank you, folks. [inaudible conversations] >> florida senator marco rubio and bill nelson got an aerial view of the damage don

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nancy: shocking video of a woman being dragged off of a southwest airlines flight tuesday. >> don't touch me! don't touch -- don't touch me! nancy: the airline said the woman claimed to have a life-threatening pet allergy and wanted two dogs removed from the plane. she did not have a doctors note, so the crew said she was the one who had to go. when she refused, the police got involved. southwest has since apologized. alison: new information on thousands of facebook ads placed by russians during the campaign. cnn said at least one ad targeting people in ferguson, missouri, and baltimore with black lives matter's messages. facebook ceo mark is pushing back on a tweet by the president claiming the company is zuckerberg said in part both sides are upset about ideas and comments they do not like. that is what a platform for all ideas look like. nancy: starting sunday, you will be able to keep in touch with friends and family on the ground while flying with delta. becauseonly for texts surfing the web will still cost you. alison: a local combat veteran will no longer sing the national anthem a

. >>> woman who was dragged off a southwest airlines flight says it all started because of an allergy, but tonight, she's facing charges. video shows the woman yelling at officers pushing and pulling her off the plane. the flight was scheduled to leave from baltimore for l.a. last night. the airline says an emotional support dog and another pet were on board. the womasaidn has a life threatening petal divide. the crew -- pet allergy. >> she could not provide a health certificate. >> i think she lost control of the situation and she waway fli in l.a. about midnight. southwest has apologized. she has been charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >>> law enforcement agencies arrested more people for pot than murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault combined. marijuana possession accounted for more than 5% of all the arrests last year. >>> we've shown you a lot of marijuana grows over the years. some legal, many not. but we're going to show you what is probably the most lethal pot farm we've ever seen. it's a problem that's popping up all across california. >> reporter: t

southwest airlines is doing it's part to help some very special flood victims find a new home. this flight is packed with puppies! nearly 3 doze hurricane irma- were loaded into the seats on this southwest plane in miami- and flown to a shelter in canada. flight attendants told reporters - they jumped at the chance to fly with these cute customers. it's xx and we're just getting started. right now - the urgent race against right now - the urgent race against time to survive in puerto rico. as food and supplies run out in remote towns... people desperate to reach loved one's are now spending thousands to charter jets - just to get on and off the island. good morning washington. - cool start! sunny & seasonable afternoon - sunny & cool autumn weekend ahead - no significant sign of rain today: mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 73-76 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cool. lows: 48-58 winds:w cool, and breezy. highs: 68-72 winds: n 10-15 g 20 mph hurricane victims in puerto rico, growing desperate hurricane victims in puerto rico, growing desperate as they wait for aide,

>> reporter: this is cell phone video of a woman getting forcefully removed from a southwest airlines flight scheduled to leave baltimore on route to leave los angeles. you can hear the woman yelling, insisting she will walk off herself but when she doesn't, officers push and pull her off. >> i will walk off. don't touch me! don't touch me! >> reporter: you can also hear fellow passengers pleading with her to just leave peacefully. >> lady, get off the plane. >> reporter: this man recorded the video. >> i think she lost control of the situation and she was way over her head. >> reporter: southwest says there were two dogs on the plane, a pet and an emotional support dog and the woman said she had a life-threatening pet allergy. when they asked her to provide a medical certificate, she couldn't so they asked her several times to get off the plane and she wouldn't which is why they called in law enforcement. in a statement, southwest said our policy states that a customer without a medical certificate may be denied boarding if they report a life- threatening allergic reaction. they cann

southwest airlines issued a statement sayd how lee was removed but many are questioning why she refused to comply with authorities. while boarding she apparently noticed two dogs on the plane and told staff she has a live threatening allergy. she didn't have any medical documentation and southwest says as part of their policy she was asked to exit the plane several times. here's the passenger who recorded the cellphone v to the point where she willing to fly, take her chances and then the airlines said, well, not knowing that you're going to have an allergic outbreak in the air and then we have to divert to t another airport, we can't take that chance. that's their protocol. they were saying you have to walk off the plane. you you have to walk off the plane and she would say i am walking off the plane but as she is say ing i am walking off the plane she was fighting against them. she was definitely fight ing against the police. paul hudson with flyers rights org says however there is just no need for a situation to come to this where somebody may end up hurt. >> there's really no need f

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american and southwest airlines have flights from florida landing at reagan international airport tovrnt dropped significantly during the evacuation. tickets ranged from $800 to $3,000 when first looked and ended up paying $150 to get out of miami this morning. >> last night, it was a ghost town in miami. i've never seen that. it was eary. it was like nobody on the streets. there were no cars. no traffic. no nothing. i think a large majority of city evacuated, which is good. >> there's intense criticism of some airlines after they appeared to jack up prices trying to get out of no day and there will likely be delays because of the volume of people trying to leave the state. >> a man planned to harm more people afteret pregnant girlfriend on fire in prince george country. >> now the woman escaped the fire and called her mother to warn steve hershorn boyfriend was headed to kill her too. evan lambert is live at the apartment complex in capitol heights where it started is. you spoke to the victim's mother. what did she tell you. >> i talked to the mother a half hour ago and she told me her

. >>> video from inside a southwest airlines plane tuesday in baltimore show police removing a woman. she said she had a pet allergy. she was told to show a certificate. she resisted and was removed. she was charged with disorlderly conduct. southwest apologized to her. >>> facebook is fighting anti-trump accusations, and a deadly stabbing at a high school. those are some of thehoodlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the new york "daily news" reports a student was stabbed to death by a bully at a bronx high school. the 18-year-old suspect told him two other teenagers had been harassing him for a while. he attacked one with a switch blade during history class yesterday, killing one and wounding another. it was the first homicide in the school since 1993. >>> the "los angeles times" says one person died and one person was hurt in a rock fall at california's yosemite national park. witnesses report seeing a rock the size of an apartment building fall off the face of el capitan. about 30 climbers were on the wall when the rock came crashing down yesterday afternoon. >>> the "washington po

southwest airlines is apologizing after a passenger was dragged off of a los angeles bound flight.he whole thing caught on camera. >> i will walk off. don't touch me. >> let's walk. >> don't -- don't touch me. >> this happened tuesday night in baltimore. the passenger claimed that she had a deadly allergy to animals and asked that a service dog be removed from the flight. it turns out airline policy requires anyone with such serious conditions fly with a medical certificate. the woman did not have one and refused to get off. that's what led up to this situation where she was forcefully removed by officers and then arrested. >>> the only way we will ever know what happened to otto warmbier while in captivity in north korea is in north korean officials tell us. warmbier died from complications of a long-term brain injury caused by lack of oxygen. his parents are breaking their silence saying his son was tortured. >> they kidnapped otto, they tortured him, they intentionally injured him. it looked like someone had taken a pair of pliers and rearranged his bottom teeth. >> the ohio cor

a woman facing charges after she was physically pulled off a southwest airlines flight after claiming she was severely allergic to two dogs on the plane. >> what are you doing? >> it happened last night on the flight from baltimore to los angeles. the woman asked for two dogs, an emotional support animal and a pet to be removed because of her allergies. when transit officers asked her to provide a medical certificate, she could not. they asked her to get off. southwest said they were following regulations but did apologize to the woman. >>> something we see all too often. overbooked flights. they will ask passengers to voluntarily give up their seats >> turn you say out it's not necessarily an easy sell >> 1500 american adults and found that folks don't take too kindly to being asked or forced to rebook. >> if you ever flown you know the hassle that comes with air travel >> waiting. cancelations >> service on the flight >> lousy food >> not to mention the risk of getting bumped from an overbooked flight >> it's annoying especially if you have to be someplace >> it's not something anyo

. >>> a woman who was dragged off a southwest airlines flight faces charges but says the incident began because of an allergy. another passenger's video shows the woman yelling and officers removing her from the plane in baltimore. the airline says that an emotional support dog and another pet were on board. the woman had told flight attendant that is she wanted those dogs removed because she has a life-threatening dog allergy. the crew asked her to provide a medical certificate which she couldn't do. >> i will walk off. don't touch me! >> let's walk, then, walk!! >> don't touch me!! >> i think she just lost control of the situation and, um, she was way in other had ever head. >> don't touch me!! >> the flight left for los angeles a half-hour left. southwest apologized. the woman is charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >>> time now 4:41. one of the first players to kneel alongside former 49er colin kaepernick during the national anthem is now speaking out. we'll hear from him after the break. >> and evidence that russian trolls used facebook to exploit racial tension in

a woman facing charges after she was physically pulled off a southwest airlines flight after claiming she was severely allergic to two dogs on the plane. >> what are you doing? >> it happened last night on the flight from baltimore to los angeles. the woman asked for two dogs, an emotional support animal and a pet to be removed because of her allergies. when transit officers asked her to provide a medical certificate, she could not. they asked her to get off. southwest said they were following regulations but did apologize to the woman. >>> something we see all too often. overbooked flights. they will ask passengers to voluntarily give up their seats >> turn you say out it's not necessarily an easy sell >> 1500 american adults and found that folks don't take too kindly to being asked or forced to rebook. >> if you ever flown you know the hassle that comes with air travel >> waiting. cancelations >> service on the flight >> lousy food >> not to mention the risk of getting bumped from an overbooked flight >> it's annoying especially if you have to be someplace >> it's not something anyo

you had seen what 0'leary was doing with ryanair and with southwest airlines in the us as well.how much difficulty you had persuading asian consumers and governments there was a market for a low—budget concept in asia. consumers were easy. governments had been much tougher. in our part of the world, governments own the national carriers 90% of the time and the airports. so, i am only beginning, after 15 years, i'm beginning to see people say, "wow, this will make a difference to our economy." but it has been a hard slog and we made many enemies, definitely. i'm mindful also, you learned some of your marketing skills at the feet of richard branson, working quite a while for virgin records. was branson an inspiration for you? i mean, do you model yourself a little bit on his iconoclastic approach to business? i always say the last person i want to be is richard because i have no preconception of going into a balloon at 36,000 feet, or even going to the moon... you aren't saying you are a wolf now? he was definitely an inspiration. he challenged the norm. he set up airatlanta to do

. >> a maryland woman facing charged after she was forcibly removed from a southwest airlines flightt bwi thurgood marshall camp. anila daulatzia told a flight crew she was to animals after seeing two dogs on board the plane. without medical documentation the crew asked the woman to leave the plane due to airline policy. fox5 spoke to the man who recorded the video. >> it got to the point where she was going -- she was going to -- she was willing to fly, take her chances and then the airline said, well, not knowing that you're going to have an allergic outbreak in the air and then we would have to divert to another airport, we can't take that chance. and that's their protocol. >> she was arrested facing disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. >> ♪ >> 4:35. let's get a check of the forecast today and the cooldown under way. >> yeah, cooldown is a work in progress today. today is kind of your transition day where we won't be as hot as yesterday. we were at 91 degrees but we won't exactly have the cool fall temperatures just yet but we are getting there. here's satellite and ra

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. >> ♪ >> southwest airlines ready to go at philadelphia international airport. 5:45, 67 degrees on city >> let's go on over to karen rogers. take a look at your traffic. it's so early, there's already a backup. >> i know. usually this is the calm before the storm when it's nice and easy to ride into work but today we're pretty busy at this early hour. here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway and we see this westbound here at 202. construction you see all the arrow boards out here blocking the right lane. usually this wraps up at 5:00 a.m. but they're running late today, saying they may be out there as late as 8:00 a.m. that would be a mess on the schuylkill westbound at 202. you're already slow right here at this very early hour. if they were out that long it would create big problems so we're watching that closely. we have an accident here that's serious in ridley township delaware county. it's new. we're hearing someone is trapped in one of the vehicles so emergency workers coming to the scene here industrial highway at stu war on terror avenue. pike creek another serious accid