john why is american airlines extending those flight cancellations. well this is a process hala that was supposed to be done by april and what's happening today is american airlines is extending that through august nineteenth and they're doing it because they are recognizing they're simply not going to have those those fixes in place at what's going on right now is that there was a problem with the flight control system on the plane and it would force the nose of the plane down if it was thought that the plane's nose was going too high and it would stall so if it got of iranians signal it is believed that that is what contributed to the two crashes that killed more than three hundred people so what has to happen now is that boeing is got a software fix in place and some more training for pilots to show show them how to use that system and it's just apparently taking longer than they thought it would so they've got to go through a certification process with the federal aviation administration and that means for american airline more than one hundred fl

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. >>> another big hit for boeing as american airlines has canceled 737 max flights. >> they've canceled max flights through august 16th. -mile-per-hour says customers can request a full refund if they choose not to be rebooked in a letter to employees ceo doug parker says we remain confident that the impending software updates, along with the new training elements boeing is developing for the max, will lead to moving soon. boeing has stopped production. last week boeing said it completed nearly 100 test flights and plans to submit the fix to the faa for approval in coming weeks shares of boeing are down slightly have they fallen more than 10% since the planes were grounded last month >> frank holland, thank you very much >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," an exclusive sitdown with the founder and ceo of huawei talking everything from 5g to the company's legal battles with the united states plus on this tax day a new survey shows a majority of americans have no idea what changed in the tax law and it's a potentially major opportunity for investors. then, what tiger's historic mas

. >> american airlines says its fleet will stay grounded until august 19. the u.s. is only planning to keep the planes out of commissision until june 5. anti-stall software is taking longer than expected to roll out. >> extending cancellation through the peak summer. american airline said it would untilts fleet grounded mid august until the june 5 deadline. it will force the country to scrap flights, representing one point 5% of its total flying schedule. it came days after pilot unions cacalled on airlines to priorite passenger safety. boeing taking longer than expected to roll out the fix for the stall out system. are looking at getting this right. interests.arious we have one interest, that is the passengers i am responsiblbe for. >> the decision comes after southwest announced it would untntil 737 grounded august. southwest says it has lost 150 million dollars between february and m march alone dueue to forcd cancellations. in 737 max was grounded march after 157 people died in a crash. carriers say it is too soon to estimate thehe impact of cancellations beyond

regulators and other countries following crashes in ethiopia and indonesia american airlines has canceled about ninety fights a day since mid mox britain's prime minister says there needs to be a compromise on all sides in order to find a solution to the brics a deadlock to resume a has released a video message explaining why she has entered into talks with the opposition labor party had deal to leave the e.u. has been rejected by parliament three times. when you think about it people didn't vote on party lines when it came to the bricks at referendum and you know i think often that members of the public want to see their politicians working together more often now there's lots of things on which i disagree with the labor party on policy issues but on bret's it i think there are some things we agree on ending free movement ensuring we leave with a good deal protecting jobs protecting security and so we're talking can we find a way through this that ensures that we can get a good deal and a deal agreed through parliament if i'm in compromise homeplace sides but i believe that delivering br

. >>> next tonight here, the close call for passengers on an american airlines jet. the plane was clipped during takeoff from jfk, but now we learn what else happened. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed tonight that the wing of this american airlines jet, dented by hitting a light on takeoff, also hit the runway pavement at jfk. potentially disasterous, horrifying for passengers. >> we felt the plane book pretty hard to the left. everyone just kind of held on really tight. >> reporter: just off the ground, the a-321 jet, headed for los angeles with 110 onboard, banks severely to the left, the pilot reports, and asks to return to jfk. >> uncontrolled bank, 45 degrees to the left. we had an uncommanded roll to the left as we rotated. >> what the pilot is saying here is the airplane roll eed itselfo the left and dragged the wing tip. i can't tell you how unprecedented that is and also incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: tonight, a week after the incident, the ntsb assigned a team of six to investigate. american airlines says its inves

shares of american airlines are lower. the carrier cutting its forecast for the full year. lion hit the earnings because of the data of the 737 max 8. the airline also boosted its estimate of fuel costs. starbucks growth is holding charge in u.s. and chinese markets, but that is coming from higher prices, not an increase in restaurant traffic. same-store sales beating estimates in the recent quarter and in asia-pacific and china. starbucks raising its profit guidance for the is the year. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: part of the story is not just same-store sales going up in value, it is almost the number of stores there adding in china is astronomical. they can keep going forever. carol: and the potential, this is a market everybody wants to be in. david: they are trying to change all 1.2 billion people in china from t to copy -- from tea to coffee. johnson at kevin about kevin -- at about 10:00 eastern time on bloomberg. today we will take a look at small-cap stocks, which have not kept pace with their larger counterparts. we welcome frank gannon, royce fun

american airlines will contact affected passengers to rebook their flights. travelers will be eligible for a refund. boeing is working to fix the software problem after two deadly crashes in less than five months. >>> coming up, a deadly super bug spreading across the globe. how a weakened immune system could put you at risk. >> prompting big changes to ride share companies. the new social media push to keep passengers safe. >> we're dealing with areas of fog this afternoon. here is a foggy golden gate bridge. hard to make out the towers. this is a live look. you can see the cloudy skies as well. we're tracking a cold front when we could see more showers. we'll show you that on future cast coming up. >>> a deadly drug resistant superbug is spreading across the world this afternoon. the global infection is called the canada oris. it hit countries like venezuela, spain, britain, india, pakistan, and south africa over the past five years. according to the cdc, they spread to 12 states in this country, including here in california. the bug targets people with wea

heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", american airlines grounding max 737 planes, impactedry day. tracee carrasco with sister network fox business here with why american says that it is good news for customers, good morning. >> good morning, heather, yes, june 5th is the exact date american airlines were hoping to get boeing max jets back up into the air by april 24th, however, they say they are still waiting for more information from the faa and from boeing as they work the fix the software that brought those two boeing max planes down earlier this year and then last year as well. boeing says that they do need more time. american airlines says while this is happening they are going to be canceling the flights 90 per day and that they are going to be letting affected customers know about cancellations, still no word from united and southwest that have boeing max jets in their place, what will happen to those flights. especially as we are heading into the summer, this could be major disruption. heather: they already know they are doing it, they need to let passengers know ri

it was american airlines ceo. she said the crew had been warned he would be in first class. she couldn't stop another passenger from backing right into her during preflight. she had a tray of drinks. she got soaked as well. she says she thought she might be fired. he was actually a good sport about it, even posing for a photo that she later instagramed. >> mistakes happen. >> imagine in flight. >> i have dropped some platters back in my serving trays. >> i dropped drinks on a customers but they weren't the boss's boss. >> did you still get a tip? >> i did. they were e good sports. >> i don't remember. probably not. >> all right. i'm tipping you for the forecast. >> sunshine. highs in the 70s. the weekend is looking really nice. you can't go wrong with that. here's a look at the way we start this morning with a live view of the golden gate bridge. all clear. but it is still windy. those winds have really mixed up the air. that was behind the cold front that moved through yesterday. starting out a little bit cooler in napa. it is 42 degrees. 43 in livermore. 50s in san jose. a

to be seen and there's plenty more still ahead this news hour including going nowhere at top american airline extends the grounding of the plane at the center of crash investigations. and lining up for just a little bit of fuel frustrate sions growing into haiti as a crisis deepened. and supported the race for the italian title by capturing the event has to look like mission impossible. so the u.s. secretary of homeland security kirsten nelson out donald trump announced that she'd be leaving her position over twitter and while nelson says she resigned it it's clear that trumps been less than happy of late with how the southern border has bee the handled article again takes a look at her legacy. it's fair to say the cures to nielsen will go down in history as the most controversial secretary in the history of the young department of homeland security she put in place what many saw as draconian policies under her watch thousands of children were ripped from their parents trying to cross the southern border many housed in crowded camps until a federal judge stepped in and demanded the families b

boeh august 19th. >>> american airlines won't fly its boeing 737 max jets through august 19. the airline extended the cancellations through a major summer travel period as the planes remain grounded. that's roughly 115 flights per day during the summer that american won't be flying. it comes after the software was implicated in two previous crashes. southwest said it wouldn't fly threw august 5. united canceled through june 5. >>> the trump administration not backing down over a possible plan to bus migrants to sanctuary cities, including some here in the bay area. the president it targeting places that are democratic strongholds. democrats have set a new deadline for the president to hand over the last six years of his tax returns. jennifer johnson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the white house still considering shipping thousands of migrants to sanctuary cities. even though the idea was dismissed twice before. >> we have to look at all options across the table so that the towns on the border aren't taking on the entire burden. we're shifting some of the burden

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," american airlines announces more cancellations related to the max jetwarning about a baby sleeper. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, wendy. well, it's a busy week for big banks. on wednesday the executivesof big banks will head to capitol hill the testify before the house financial services committee and will round out the week by releasing quarterly report cards. on wall street stock reports closed out friday with a possible u.s./china trade deal. >>> american airlines is extending flight cancellations through june 6th as boeing's 737 max jet planes remain grounded. they would cancel 90 flights a day. boeing is working on resolving the issues after two deadly crashes. customers affected by the cancellations will be contacted by american to rebook their flights. >>> meantime the consumer product safety commission is asking customers to stop using fisher-price baby sleepers if er-price says ten babies . rolled over. infants three months or older rolled from their back to their at d

we're watching earnings for american airlines parent company.s up a little more than half a percent. we'll hear from the oil patch this morning. exxon mobil and chevron coming out with their results in the next hour, maria. so a lot more big earnings numbers coming own. nothing slows down on a friday. saudi arabia's public investment reportlanreportedly in talks wis to receive a short-term loan for new investments. the wall street journal said they're considering raising debt as part of the funding options. the pif working to deliver the crown prince's ambitious economic program, designed to free the kingdom from dependence on oil exports. u.s. home ownership rate falling for the first time in four years. analysts say many potential first time buyers are feeling the effects of rising mortgage rates, maria. those are your headlines. maria: thank you so much, cheryl. that uber story is a good one. we're waiting on the ipo. i guess lyft took the expectations down a bit. >> there will be a lot of focus on this. uber was the bigger name. lyft was the

the aire >>> american airlines won't fly its boeing 737 max jets all the way through august 19th. the airline extended the cancellations through a major summer travel period as those planes remain grounded. the move comes after the max's anti-stall software was linked to two deadly crashes. southwest said it wouldn't fly the max jet through august 5th while ju nitted has canceled flights through june 5th. >>> a step back for the electric assisted go bikes which went into service last year. the company announced it is removing the bikes from service out of an abun dance of caution. there is a new model go bike in the works. the company plans today debut soon. some will remain in service. >>> so what's going on? >> well, it's a little cooler out there, terry. i don't know if you noticed. it is sunny but slightly cooler. it is getting windy and we're tracking rain. that will be making its move just in time for that monday morning commute. but not for everybody early on. right now a live look at downtown san jose. this is the shark tank right near where the market area is. look at thos

. >> american airlines shares recovering earlier losses after revenue miss analyst estimates the airline cut full year earnings guidance. bryn owns delta. >> so i think with american airlines, they along with southwest took a big hit from the 737s american airlines also cited increased oil prices we think delta is -- has the best management team in the business and they have good, solid margins so we would take delta over american airlines >> mattel having its best day in more than two months after the toy maker beat quarterly revenue estimates and posted a smaller than expected loss josh >> no, no, no. listen let me tell you a question >> meaning what? >> did you know that this stock is trading where it was in 1995. this is a business in secular decline. they have good months, bad months, good years, bad years, but overall, this stock is literally trading where it was when i was in high school. i had two earrings and they were silver hoops when this stock was at 13. this is a huge waste of time take a look at how kids are spending their free time these days they're not playing with acti

. >>> "the boston globe" says 13 passengers on an american airlines were hospitalized after landing atogan airport. officials say they are high school-aged students and chaperones who contracted food poisoning in ecuador. they got sick on the flight home. they apparently all ate from the same restaurant in ecuador on saturday night. american airlines says they have all been released from the hospital. >>> our partners over at the bbc says a ukrainian with no presidential experience won an election in a landslide. hold your jokes. volodymyr zelenskiy celebrated his success. zelenskiy defeated the incumbent president who focused nationalist themes. >>> and the "washington post" reports on new data showing fundamental shifts in american farming. the usda fence's of agriculture found vegetables becoming more popular while sweet corn, green beans, peas, and potatoes are bepopur. >>> still to come, boeing fights back against claims of shoddy airplane production after a "new york times" investigation reveals a culture that valued production speed over quality at a south carolina dreamliner pl

american airline said that they will not fly any max jets until august 19. that amounts to 115 flights per day, but that is less than 2% of the daily flight schedule. they say that they are making the announcement now to make it easier for passengers to make travel plans. >>> boeing is working to fix the software program blamed for the crashes. >>> a people have been killed at storms in the midwest and south. and it is and texas, alabama, mississippi, and ohio. they destroyed dozens of homes and other buildings. windy weather canceled flights at major airports. >>> it has been a mess. >>> the time is 4:47. let's get you to where you need to go. we have sal watching your commute . >> traffic is moving okay. if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, you're looking at some of the other commutes, does not look that bad. the toll plazas one of the first things that we check to get a general meter of the commute. so far, so good at the toll plaza. not very much traffic. it will change. here is a look at the 205 commute. there is some slowing here. so if that

. >> reporter: american airlines says that it still has confidence in the plane and is ordering more. in a letter to employees, boeing's president kevin mccallister writes safety and quality are at the core of boeing's values. there is nothing more important than that. >>ph there are a lot of these planes flying, about 800. the issue is a south carolina plant. do they make them somewhere else, as well? >> they do. they also make them at the largest plant out of seattle. but, lester, it's really important to point out there's never been a crash of the 787 dreamliner. it's a popular plane. it's flown around the world, including american airlines and united airlines. >> stephanie gosk, thank you very much. >>> the video of the man suspected of murdering two teen girls recorded by one of the victims. police warning he may be hiding in plain sight. >>> on this earth day, why it soon may cost you more to recycle. >>> and, "inspiring america." the emotional reunion two years and 2,000 miles in the making. you're going to like this one. stay with us. >>> we're back now with that new break in

and american airlines says it. seven three seven planes for another two months the aircraft remains grounded by u.s. regulators and other countries following crashes in ethiopia and. stories next. it's a quarter of a century since rwanda was torn apart by a campaign of genocide that killed at least eight hundred thousand nine hundred since then the country's recovery is widely seen as an example of african potential but how much freedom do people there have the draw of rwandans paying a price for peace this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now twenty five years ago the world watched as unimaginable atrocities were committed in the rwandan genocide at least eight hundred thousand people were slaughtered within one hundred days rwanda has since made a remarkable turnaround and is often portrayed today as a shining example of what can be achieved in africa when our president paul kagame he has started one hundred days of commemorations by lighting a flame at the kid galley genocide m

on the watch list, a report on factory orders. >>> american airlines is extending cancellations related to the grounding of the both 737 max until early june. american says it's waiting for regulators to indicate when those planes will be able to return to service. it had pulled the jets from its schedule in april. the latest announcement is aimed to reduce last-minute cancellations. american will reach out to you directly if your flight is affected. >>> google maps is borrowing from waze to navigate your commute. users will be able to report traffic slowdowns on the android app. you can report crashes, speed cameras and checkpoints. this is expected to roll out this week. it's unclear whether this is just for android users, at least for now. marcus and laura, back to you. >> handy tips there. >> thanks, frank. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," another check of that forecast with carry haul. >> we'll see more showers for parts of the bay today. san jose is looking good. campbell reaching the upper 60s. already by early afternoon. we'll keep the warm weather. more on that and tha

t the bill. >>> and update, american airlines is extending cancellations of boeing 737 flights through august 19. they made the announcement yesterday marking another blow to the airline following the deadly ethiopian airlines crash. american airlines is the cancellations will impact 115 flights a day. >>> a small plane flipped upside down and tangled in powerlines, a dramatic crash in long island. unlucky ending. all three people on board survived. >> it's amazing. whoever was in it, got out, they were not hurt. how would miss the houses, who knows. people are really lucky. >> investigators say the pilot made an emergency landing at 10:19 two minutes away from the airport in new york. the ap reports the pilot struggled to land at a flight school. >>> a woman's body was found. the engine in the truck is still missing and multiple windows were broken. the truck careened off the pioneer bridge. they believe they were the owners of the local towing company. >> with the truck coming out of the water, we can give you positive confirmation that the body >> white house official stress this is

in other business stories, american airlines and southwest airlines in the us have announced they willlights a day would be affected in the coming months, by the grounding of the boeing jets after two fatal crashes of the plane. boeing says its working on a fix for the affected model. the number of shoppers visiting stores in march was up 1.4% year—on—year, according to a survey by the british retail consortium and springboard. but that perhaps sounds better than it really was march last year was a disaster for retailers with the beast from the east. footfall fell by 6%, so a 1.4% rise on that low number is distinctly sluggish growth. and heathrow saw more than 6.5 million passengers in march — the 29th consecutive month of record growth for the airport. it also processed more than 149,000 metric tonnes of cargo through the airport. chief executivejohn holland—kaye said attitudes towards travel remain strong "despite brexit uncertainty". let's have a look at the ftse. hardly moved at all. easyjet, a lot to do withjet hardly moved at all. easyjet, a lot to do with jet airways, the india

the ideam came f an american airlines employee who is disabled and saw the need. >> offered at every air rt across tcountry. just to come and practice, to get familiar with the airport and the airplane itself. >> american airlines says the free program takes about 3.5 hours to complete. >> very niceidea. >>> we head to break checking in with amelia erdr >> for the commute today to and from work, no issues weatherwise. heading to school, getting to the school bus, make sure the kids grab the light jacket stepping out the door. comfortable if you're heading out for a rain ts morning, especially today. more coming up. >>> president trump facing a new threat. this coming from the democrats now using the power to request his tax returns. we'll tell you what they're hoping to find. el >>>me back. 4:45. the democrats flex their power. late yesterday the house ways and means now under democratic corol formed a formal request for six years of president trp's tax turns. during the campaign and since taking office, donald trump has refused t release his returns saying his returns are being audi

well the next but still ahead on al-jazeera going nowhere a top american airline extends its grounding of the planes at the center of crash investigations. every day we forgive. but good or not to launch a full game. and twenty five years on or longer an end as the hundreds of thousands of victims of the genocide. logan it's good to have you back what we're looking at some better weather conditions here across parts of iran but the flooding is still going to be a major problem over the next few days and into probably in the next few weeks because it's going to take quite a while for all of that water to begin to recede now most of the weather is making its way out here towards east so that means better conditions here across western iran but as you can see for the next few days pakistan afghanistan you could be seeing some very heavy rain coming into play would snow in the higher elevations down here towards quite city the routes could be clouds of you with a temperature of about twenty seven degrees well across the gulf mostly cloudy conditions with the possibility of some showers in

regulators and all the countries following crashes in ethiopia and indonesia american airlines has counsel about ninety flights a day since mid march. seth kaplan is an aviation journalist and he joins us from washington d.c. good to have you on the program now admittedly the ninety flights a day would be a fraction of american airlines flights but what impact will this have on the aviation industry what kind of a message does it send. you're right to vienna ninety flights a day sounds like a lot of flights and it is in the absolute but for american just a small percentage of oh it's sixty five hundred or so flights a day also when you're canceling flights this far out american can sort of be tactical about which flights are canceled cancels those were there's not a lot of impact routes where it has a lot of flights per day cancel one or two and still be able to accommodate everybody but you know that's not the case for a lot of airlines around the world american for example has two dozen maxes out of many hundreds of planes air canada just to its north also has two thousand axes but it's

if you're affected, american airlines will reach out to you. you'll recall the grounding of the max planes come following two deadly crashes including in ethiopia and indonesia. >>> tesla is upgrading its electric cars with a new summon features for parking lots. it will be available to owners who purchased enhanced driving options. you'd tap a button in the tesla mobile app and your vehicle drives to you saving you the trouble of walking to the other end of the lot. but there are a few catches. it only works in parking lots and not for street parking. your location must also be within 150 feet of the car which won't help much if you're at the opposite end of a large shopping center lot. >>> you've heard this warning before but now another heads up for you, if you plan to visit golden gate park make sure you lock your doors and take out your valuables there. now according to the chronicle this morning, car break-ins are down nearly everywhere else across the city but in golden gate park this is slightly higher. 168 car blakins so far this year

american airlines so they will not fly any max jets until august 19. unts to 115 flights a day, but but that is less than 2% of the daily flight schedule. americans as it is making the announcement now to make it easier for passengers to make travel plans. boeing is working to fix the software problem now blamed for the crashes. >>> there taking some bikes out of circulation because of a big breaking issues. it can cause riders to fall. the bike has asked in engineering firm to look into the issue. they are deciding to work on developing a new model of electric bikes. >>> military mondays begin today at kohl's. it is a 15% discount. to get your 15% off deal, just go kohl's and show a valid military idea. >> doctor mario will go mobile this summer. it is going to have a good time frying. they fit a candy crush puzzle model. they have seen profits slow down a bit as people dig traditional consuls for games on their phones. >>> california commercial crabbing season closes tonight, three months earlier than in past years. it is closing early to protect whal

american airlines flight attendant says a workplace accident had her mortified. first class when someone bump her tray and sent those drinks lfflying. f them fell on her, but the other half landed in the lap of american airlines ceo doug parker. tty says he was a really good sport about it. he joked about it for the rest of the flig. she sayshen he was getting off the plane, he told me he'd never forget me. i guess thas a good ing, right? wow. that's like the worst -- that's in a movie if you wrote it up. it's a little much. >> he saw somebody bumped in her. he knows. he's seen everything. >> still you feel bad for her. right the boss of bosses ther >> that's true. these flight attendants go through a lot. can you imagine taking a baby on a long flanht? it be really unpredictable. there was a southwest flight attendant who isra beinged for going out of their way to soothe as restlby. the baby and her mom were on a flight from austin to atlanta when the baby becam uneasy. this is what happened. the flight attendant took the 19-monthld brittany with her to greet th

american airlines flight attendant says a workplace accident had her mortified.orking in first class when someone bump her tray and sent those drinks flying. half of them fell on her, but the other half landed in the lap of american airlines ceo doug parker. matty says he was a really good sport about it. he joked about it for the rest of the flight. she says when he was getting off the plane, he told me he'd never forget me. i guess that's a good thing, right? wow. ou wrote it up. worst -- that's it's a little much. >> he saw somebody bumped in her. he knows. he's seen everngllou feel bad f. that's the boss of bosses right there. >> that's true. these flight attets really unpr. there was a southwest flight attendant who is being praised for going out of their way to soothe a restless baby. the baby and her mom were on a flight from austin to atlanta when the baby became uneasy. this is what happened. the flight attendant took the 19-month-old brittany with her to greet the passengers. mom posted video on facebook. the airline even commented saying southwest empl

. >> cbs news was forced to report an american airlines jet nearly crashed on takeoff in new york last week and soon after a formal investigation was launched. >> cell phone video shows some of the damage to american airlines flight 300 after returning to jfk airport last wednesday. sources now say it was far worse, calling it as close as anybody would ever want to come to crashing. >> close to near death as i ever experienced. >> scott lasser was a passenger. >> i count my lucky stars i am here today. >> we were banking uncontrolled 45 degrees to the left. >> it happened as the airbus was attempting to left off. the wing slammed into a runway sign and hit a light pole. it was loaded with 110 people and fueled for a cross country flight to los angeles. >> this felt like a severe roll. i was on the right side within two seconds a takeoff i was staring at the ground. >> the force of the impact bent the wing and that is a runway light. the incident happened at the worst possible moment. >> literally it could have taken the air cast out. >> you are talking about a crash? >> absolutely. >>

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american airlines is cancelling flights into early june due to the grounding of the 737 max. ncelled flights through late april. it says by proactively cancelling more flights it can provide better rebooking options. the airline has 24 737 max jets in the fleet. boeing is cutting production on all 737s from 52 a month to 42. the ceo said they are going to review how it designs and develops jets in order to ensure the highest level of safety. southwest airlines is cancelling flights keeping the max jets out of service until authorized by the feaa. delta reports its earnings wednesday. it has held up better than other u.s. airlines. it doesn't have any boeing 737 max jets in the fleet. >> thank you very much. this might be the most important story americans missed last week. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell changed a rule that could mean more presidential appointees getting through congress much faster. john avlon here with the reality check. >> life is a struggle between the urgent and the important. we live in a time where lies and rhetoric obscure important decisions th

american airline says they will not fly any max jets until august 19. they say that amounts to 155 today, but that is less than 2% of the daily flight schedule. they say they are making the announcement now to make it easier for passengers to make travel plans and changes. boeing is working to fix the software program blamed for the crashes. >>> at least eight people have been killed in storms in the midwest and south. the power of 2 is in texas, alabama, louisiana, and ohio destroyed dozens of homes and other buildings. windy weather canceled flights a major airports. >>> security is tight to this morning for the boston marathon. 7000 law enforcement officers are out there assigned to it. organizers expect as many as 1 million people either taking part in the marathon or cheering on runners. you remember that it was 6 years ago when two bombs went off at the marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 260 others. this is the 123rd boston marathon. >>> it was an exciting masters. tiger woods celebrating an improbable victory yesterday at augus

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ans news was first to report shed an american airlines jet nearly crashed on takeoff in new york lasteek. soon after, the national transportation safety board launched a formal investigation. llis van cleave follows up on his reporting. >> reporter: cell phone video shows some of the damage to american airlines flight 300 after it returned to new york's j.f.k. airport last wednesday. initial reports say the plane struck an object during takeoff, but sources now say it was far worse, calling it "as close as anybody would ever want to come to crashing." >> it's as close to near death >> i've ever experienced. >> reporter: scott laser was a >>ssenger. >> i count my lucky stars i'm tere today. >> reporter: air traffic control pdio captures the pilot hascribing what happened. ep pe reporter: that 45-degree roll happened just as the airbus a-321 was beginning to lift off. the wing tip scraped along the ground. as the pilots battled to regain control, the wing slammed into a runway sign and hit a light pole fivre the plane got airborne. the five-year-old jet was loaded with 110 people and fu

service, again with the cabin crew tends to be better on delta flights . >> maybe united and american airlinesa store take note of all of this. thank you so much for sharing your insight into the top 10 best airlines in the world, southwest on the list. thank you . >> thanks. >> let's outside. >>> here in the bay area, look at things. this is looking at san francisco from our emeryville camera and boy, you can see a lot of clouds coming in and kind of an ominous shot . >> it is been one of those deals where we have not had much sunshine, a solid cult cloud cover across a portion of the bay area, a few sprinkles and light showers, once you realize it is a shower and it moves out within a minute. that has been the game plan throughout the day. there is another system offshore that the clouds are setting the stage for. the system is coming on board late thursday into friday. the rough projections right now, you can see amounts ranging from about 1/4 inch of the south bay to possibly about 1/-- one half inches in the north bay coastal hills. the main event is a couple of days away. here is the sat

american airlines is extending its cancellation of the boeing seven thirty seven max planes until mid august this is due to a recognition that boeing and the federal aviation administration in the united states need more time to institute a software fix to recertify those planes so that they can fly safely after two deadly crashes killed more than three hundred people this is after southwest airlines on thursday said it too would cancel its flights of that plane through mid august that is one hundred and sixty eight canceled flights per day because southwest airlines has more of those planes than any other company this has been devastating for boeing which is now lost eleven percent of its stock value and they've cut production of the plane from fifty two a month to forty two that's due to some cancellations of orders but the biggest hit for the company has been to their reputation a senior member of the eisel group in somalia has been killed in an airstrike he was target says and what's believed to have been a u.s. led air strike. was the deputy leader of the group north of the puntl

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american airlines has 24 max jets. the airline says it will contact affected customer says with available rebooking options. >>> in the past two weeks gas prices have gone up, up, up. according to a lundsberg survey, right now the national average for a gallon of regular is$2. $2.79. 50 cents more than in january. in our area, the average in d.c., $2.87. maryland, $2.68. in georgia, cheaper at 1.$2 >>> we've all experienced it, a auary moment on the road b another driver was distracted by their cell phone. that reality safety advocates on a cane to get drivers to focus -- on a campaign to get drivers to focus on driving. an app called drivewell measures your driving against metrics that are highly correlated with metrics developed by the app compy. >> about of all fatalities on the roadway are the result of people not paying attention. uswe want people to drive. >> the drivewell app has supporr the insurance industry, the company says most users have seen a 35% drop in phone 30tractions within less than days of using t

members, including the thousands who live here in the dallas-fort worth community working for american airlinesnd southwest and those working in houston who support united airlines. we regret the impact this grounding has had on all of our airline customers and their passengers. when i started at this great company more than three decades ago, our amazing people inspired me. i see how they dedicate their lives and extraordinary talents to connect, protect, explore, and inspire the world safely. and mission has only grown stronger over the years. our team is determined to keep improving on safety, in partnership with the global airspace community and our broader stakeholders. it is this shared sense of responsibility for the safety of flight that spans and binds us together. clear.dership role is our commitment is resolute, and our pursuit of excellence is never-ending. we own it. i amese challenging times, even more confident in our team and our customers. we will stay true to our values, and we will come through this even stronger. i hope all of you leave today's forum feeling inspired and emp

american airlines announcing it is cancelling flights to early june due to the grounding of the 737 maxamerican had cancelled flights through april. by proactively cancelling flights, it can provide better rebooking options. the airline that has 24 737 max jets in his fleets. it is cutting back from 52 a month to 42. the 737 max was grounded indefinitely worldwide after two fatal crashes that killed 346 people in indonesia and ethiopia. >>> his son went missing nearly 8 years ago, now after a false sighting, james pit zen says some good may come after the hoax. >> get his face back out there. he's alive somewhere. i know he is. (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation? (danny) of course you don't because you didn't! your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. james pitzen telling nbc news, there may be an up side to the hoax by a 23-year-old man who claimed to be his son. >> exposure, we'll get his face back out there. he's ali

american airlines will have to cancel up to 90 flights per day untiljune the fifth because of its grounding. it's awaiting approval before the fleet can return to the air. the alain says it will help all passengers rebook their flights. alain says it will help all passengers rebook theirflights. the 737 max was grounded worldwide following two fatal crashes. the global economy has entered a synchronised slowdown. that means that data showing the help of the economies slowing down especially in us, europe and china. this was compiled by a us think tank and the financial times. the international monetary plans to revise the growth numbers later this week. for a lot of new mums sleep — both their own and their babies — becomes a top priority. well, when cara sayer struggled to get her child to snooze she decided to do something about it. though she warns that trying to take on too much can be are real problem. take a look. the one thing i've learned, i do pass onto other quite regularly, it's baby steps. in no way does taking baby steps to achieve something bigger when you don't have a bigger

it stems from the grounding of the troubled 737 max planes involving two crashe american airlines has 24 max jets. the airline says it will ctact affected customers with available rebooking options. >>>oping this morning, the louisiana state fire marshal is lling a string of recent fires at historically black churches suspicious. parishioners were united. federal i estigators are working to determine the cause and motive behindhese fires. >> all stations, we have a church on fire. >> reporter: the fbi andhe atf now joining the investigation. >> i think it has something to do with race. >> reporter: the three churches a few miles apart. the first went up in flames on march 26th. e second on april 2nd. the third april 4th. w believe that crimes have occurred. we believe that the three fires, obviously, are not koins decoci. they are related. >> reporter: they have not disclosed and motive have stopped short of calling them arson or hate crimes. >> it's sad thaoc ourty has stooped this low to do something like that. >> reporter: pastor gerald leads a congregation at theatt church to burn