airlines rebooking passengers on a replacement aircraft which took off at 11:52, touching down at laguardia. >> a couple of small birds oftentimes won't even make a dent in an airplane. but with a couple of large birds, with mass and velocity impacting the airplane or the engine, it can do serious damage. or even as we saw in the miracle on the hudson, bring an airplane down. >> reporter: passengers relieved to be safely on the ground. >> erielle joining us from laguardia, and you're told bird strikes are becoming increasingly common? >> reporter: that's right, last year, 14,000 bird strikes were tracked by the faa. not dangerous. tonight, american airlines is inspecting the aircraft, as is standard with incidents like these. >> erielle, thank you. >>> and from south carolina tonight, a suspect is charged with murder and kidnapping in the death of a college student who made a fatal mistake. she was last seen getting into this car, police say she thought it was her uber ride. they also say the man behind the wheel activated the child locks in the backseat so they couldn't be opened from the

from laguardia to jfk.s about georgia's heartbeat bill that seeks to limit abortion to six weeks after conception. it is sparking a lot of anger in hollywood. dozens of celebrities, dozens of actors signed a petition spearheaded by actress alyssa milano vowing never to work in georgia if this bill becomes a law. one of those actors who signed the petition was alec baldwin. stephen baldwin is calling him out on social media with a tweet, part of it says family members have perpetuated the spirit of hate through abortion, mockery and hashtag sad. as you can imagine there is a wide righty of reaction to this, some supporting the petition, other folks like susan on social media don't like what susan says. why have so much voice? amy schumer, debra messing assigned that petition. jillian: in april fools prank that fooled no one. >> patriots cornerback tom brady joined twitter yesterday to announce his retirement tweeting i'm retiring. in my spare time i will be tweeting. luckily for patriots fans it was in april

here is what the deal is at laguardia, it is a monopoly.and there is no other pastry chef competing across. >> martha: like popcorn at the movie theater. there is nowhere to go plus the rent is high at laguardia and already a $19 minimum wage. so as you see, when wages are high, prices go up and when there's a monopoly, prices go up. when the rent is high, prices go up. it is called basic economics. >> martha: think she is saying, you know, people willing to pay $7 for a croissant but not $17 an hour. and she has taken every member of congress, they get a certain amount of money to run the office. she is not pain, she is not paying anyone less than $52,000 because she thinks that is the f money that everyone should have. it is very hard to get in touch with their staff, but may be only a couple of them. i'm not really sure. but when you look at the minimum wage, it can do damage to the economy. >> jesse: i think in new york city, they raised it to $15 an hour. they fired a bunch of restaurant workers. because the bosses are just sitting aro

airport, "croissants at laguardia are going for $7 a piece yet some people think getting a whole houronal dedicated human labor for $15 is too expensive." the congresswoman says she's trying to make a point of how america values things over people does she have a point? >> david, look i'm from texas i wouldn't be caught dead eating a croissant. >> [laughter] >> but look you can buy 12 croissants at the store for like $3.50 and you're buying food in an airport and also saying texas and aoc has a right to her voice she's an elected official but it's all hat and no cattle so far. >> [laughter] david: all hat and no cattle. >> i also just think equating the price of a pastry a minimum wage it's a false setup, and i know senator cruz got in there and had a reaction i just think this is an aoc moment that's it. >> does she have a point? she never has a point first of all if she walked down au bon, they're $3.25 but just the fact they are a captive market and the fact they have a very high minimum wage there, the things she says are just so non-sense it call and the challenges that people st

laguardia is at $19 an hour, one of the highest in the country.york, joining san antonio as the second city to block chick-fil-a from building a restaurant in their airport over the company's faith-based policies. tonight, an isis bride is begging to come back home to america. our correspondent benjamin hall tracked her down in a refugee camp in northern syria. >> in the dying days of the califait, thousands of isis families fled to the syrian desert trying to escape, among them, hoda musana, a woman went to isis and really regrets it. >> to my son -- i want him to -- >> the u.s. says she is not and never has been a u.s. citizen because her father was a yemeni diplomat at the time of her birth. she lived in alabama and claimed she was radicalized on-line. isis was committing horrible atrocities and the 19-year-old left the u.s. to join them. >> you turned your back, why? >> you've got to do better than that. you've got to explain why you made this decision. >> but she couldn't, except no comment and always that laughter and denial she hated americ

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she is at laguardia airport for us in new york. what's the situation there, kristi kristina?: i talked to one of the pilots who basically said it was a problem with software that gives the pilots all the information they need to fly, everything from their route to the number of passengers to how much luggage is on board, to fuel. the pilot described it as the bible needed to take off. that was delayed -- sorry. i'm on my skype here. getting that information would not happening this morning and that's what delayed all the flights. it impacted three major airlines in airports across the country. delta, united, southwest where i am right now, passengers really frustrated because of the lack of information and really understanding. but gate agents and everyone in the airport trying to reassure passengers that it wasn't a safety issue with the airplanes, it was a technical issue. but those issues caused hours and hours of delays for passengers today. it seems to be coming back online. delta, for example, saying there was a brief third party technology issue preventing some delta c

here's what she tweeted croissants at laguardia are going for $7 apiece.ing a whole hour of personal dedicated human labor for $15 is too expensive. republican senator ted cruz tweeted back oh the humanity. >> lisa: darn, i knew that one. >> melissa: i knew the avocado one. >> lisa: that's like a draw at this point. >> you both are on this. >> melissa: i don't think there are any prizes any way. i don't think we should not worry about it. >> lisa: tyot most important prize. >> tucker: of course there is a prize. i'm not going to tell what you it is. you will find out. question four also multiple choice. engineer company boston dynamics unveiled a creepy new robot all robots are creepy. resembles a bird. mi can stack boxes and move around the warehouse itself. what type does the robot look like a a penguin, b a ostrich or c a flamingo? what is it? >> lisa: ostrich. >> melissa: b an ostrich. >> tucker: is it ostrich robot? ♪ >> i don't even know what that is. >> tucker: just a box. >> boston dynamics. the last one was that creepy dog. ♪ ? >> tucker: i will a

,ilot who just a few months ago successfully landed a southwest airliner that had taken off from laguardia, and the engine blew, blowing a hole in the fuselage, and tammy successfully landed that. she was one of the first women in the navy to explore -- to fly .he high-performance aircraft sandra was a marine sergeant. she is one of 36 women marines who are permitted to serve in vietnam. picturesee from her that she did a lot of other things when on the ground, volunteering at orphanages and things of that sort. she was one of the few military women decides nurses who were able to travel around vietnam. she worked with senior .eadership in saigon emily walker was a flight nurse during the korean war. flew between japan and korea, medevac king the casualties from the korean peninsula. she was one of the storied and they werets responsible for the evacuation of marines out of the -- valley. served with them for 18 months. our last one, our army representative, is martha putney. of the first 40 women, african-american women to join a women's army auxiliary corps. they traveled to fort des moi

maria: plus you make above minimum wage if you work at laguardia. >> yeah.the price will go up. that's what she doesn't know. have a great day, everybody. stuart varney begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. the president has repeated his threat to close our southern border and keep it closed unless mexico takes real action to stop the migrants and caravans that have brought chaos. 750 agents being reassigned to the border, maybe up to 2,000 later. the president is considering appointing a border czar. he plans to visit the border friday. if there's a closure, whoa, big disruption. we get a lot of our produce from mexico, avocados, strawberries,

pilot who just a few months ago successfully landed a southwest airliner that had taken off from laguardia, and the engine blew, blowing a hole in the fuselage, and tammy successfully landed that. she was one of the very first women in the navy to fly the high-performance aircraft, the hornet. quite a story for this woman. sandra spots was a marine sergeant. she is one of 36 women marines, just 36 who were permitted to serve in vietnam. she was a clerk. obviously, you can see from her picture that she did a lot of other things when on the ground, volunteering at orphanages and things of that sort. she was one of the few military women besides nurses who were able to travel around vietnam. she worked with senior leadership at the naval forces headquarters in saigon. emily walker was a flight nurse during the korean war. she flew between japan and korea, medevacing the casualties from the korean peninsula. she was one of the storied evacuation units and they were responsible for the evacuation of marines out of the cho san valley. she served with them for 18 months. our last one, our army re

the book jacket as you can see on the screen shows a photo of the women of the laguardia administration at a banquet on december 6, 1937. my mother found and published a skit that the women put on it was called "50 women and one man." it's an amazing documentation. it says everything we want to say. women coming together celebrating their achievements, celebrating the mayor who brought them into political office and recognizing that they are vice commissioners, second in command. the whole place we we give the man a break. new york is going to run better. and the mayor says that you are right. i'm going to fire all the men and swear you and is commissioners tomorrow. it is a fantasy but it carries us down the road and establishing the trajectory of this panel. of ambition and success, glass ceilings, and patriarchy. thank you so much. [applause] elizabeth perry and i shared a deep and abiding interest in women's history. and i'm proud to be on this panel with my distinguished colleagues to honor her legacy. i would like to start with a shout out to the centennial the 19th amendment. if

he failed to mention minimum wage at laguardia is set to rise to $19, one of the highest in the country, new york joining san antonio is the second city to block chick-fil-a from building a restaurant over the company's policies. and isis rider begging to come back home to america. benjamin hall tracked her down at a refugee camp in northern syria. >> thousands of isis families fled into the syrian desert trying to escape. among them the woman born in america who joined isis and now regrets it. >> i want to be safe. >> the us says she is not and has never been a us citizen because her father was a yemeni diplomat at the time of her birth. she lives in hoover, alabama and claims she was radicalized online. in 2014, committing horrible atrocities, 19-year-old left the us to join them. >> why? >> you've got to do better than that. you've got to explain why you made this decision. >> reporter: he couldn't accept no comment. always felt (denial she hated america. >> i didn't hate america. when i started i was scared of the conduct. >> he married three isis fighters and a child and became a m

she said croissants at laguardia for $7 apiece. some think that fair labor at $15 is too expensive., the humanity. here's the answer. government mandated free croissants for all and we'll force the bakers to give all their time for free. that's what's happening now. lauren: croissant sounds good, even if it costs $7. still ahead, new concerns into the investigation over the latest boeing crash. why the ethiopian officials asked for the black box information to be deleted. what this means for the investigation. and in the final four, it's set in the ncaa women's basketball with two old enemies meeting once again, all that coming up, "fbn: a.m." ♪ basketball is my favorite sport. ♪ i like the way they dribble up and down the court. ♪ i keep it so fresh on the microphone. ♪ i like no interruptions when the game is on. to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for.

. >> you also survived laguardia tonight. >> i did. >> we appreciate that. >> i was not zen in that situationt all. there's no doubt it's his go-to. it's his go-to place. i think there's a lot of political calculation involved in what he does in this area. i think he is looking towards 2020. he understands how difficult re-election is going to be. he thinks he can win. he thinks -- as with everything, the only touchstone of his entire administration has been, to his deficit in some respects because he hasn't grown his base, feeding the base, stoking the ire of those who are with him, has been his sole political lodestar. that's been the thing. this is the issue that he associates most firmly with it. of course we could point out that he said he was going to build a great big wall with mexico paying it. we could point all that out. the reality is he thinks if he doesn't keep riding this issue, it could cost him re-election. we all would say there are a lot of other things that could cost him re-election, we could name 30. this is one where he really believes -- a lot of people would say he's g

while in new york, laguardia passengers have come down with something called rat leg. [ laughter ] [lause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show forou tonight! [ cheers and applause ] his new show "after life" is streaming now on netflix. ricky gervais is back, everybody! how about that? [ cheers and applause ]er always so wondl to have him here. they are the star of "billions" oi showtime. asia kate dillon j us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from james bay! [ cheers and applause ] very happy to have him back, as well. before we get to any of that, a massive college cheating scandal and the sentencing of pre ident's ex campaign chairman have exposed corruption at the highest levels of society. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the past 24 hours have really pulled back the curtain on how wealth and power operate in ameri. yesterday a $25 million college admissions cheating scandal ensnared hollywood actand some of the wealthiest people in the country. and today, the president's campaign chairman was indic

laguardia, three, four hour delay. newark the same. it's a mess out there.many, 4500 delays, another 1000 cancellations because of the weather. this will go away, the problem with the max 737s will not go away quickly. outside in seattle. planes painted up for the airlines that bought them they're not being delivered. deliveries on hold. the issue, liz, the latest issue is around how much training do pilots need before they get back into the air on 737 max jets. liz: sure. reporter: some people think simulators. people think ipad training. faa currently says they will not require simulators but other airlines say they will implement them anyway, just abundance of caution. i leave you with a stock look, last three months, if you bought stock in any of the airlines, that have 737 maxes you didn't do that well. if you bought one like skywest, that doesn't have any 737 maxes, you win. liz. liz: jeff flock, thank you so much. >>> from north korea's new missile launch. actually it was rocket launch of sorts, china trade war, venezuela, unrest there, the wall of wo

"trump and gates were driving to laguardia airport." partly redacted. "shortly after, the call," presumably a phone call, "then-candidate trump tells gates, quote, more releases of damaging information would be coming." now, the good news for trump is that was not deemed by mueller a crime. the bad news, and why i think there may be such a campaign here today, brian, is some of this is redacted by barr. a bunch of it was spun by barr at the press conference. i think, you know, our panelists can weigh in as well. what does it mean that mueller has detailed donald trump at the highest levels of the campaign getting advanced knowledge of wikileaks, document dumps that came from illegal russian hacks which we know later occurred? >> especially a sentence following a redacted sentence. >> yes, sir. >> makes yoo you want to know what was written before that. >> remember, there was a lot of leaking by mr. barr to put out a narrative. the narrative was, hey, mueller couldn't really get the job done. didn't really make decisions. i had to make them for him. i'm

we've had people stacked up like planes over laguardia today and i appreciate you waiting us out. elliott williams from washington. kristen welker is across town at the white house. kristen, i understand the president leaves in 90 minutes for mar-a-lago. any chance he is briis bringing phone with him? >> reporter: i think that is 100%, brian, as we say around here. look, i think president trump is going to be defiant upon his departure. we'll be stationed outside on the south lawn and we'll be at the ready to ask him plenty of questions. and i get the sense that he will likely answer those questions today. because what you have essentially here is a victory lap that is beginning at the white house. just spoke with kellyanne conway who said this is the best day here at the white house since the president was elected. so we've been pouring through all of the details of this report. but the president and his top advisers are focused on the bottom line findings that the attorney general essentially laid out today. of course he got ahead of the messaging in that press conference. let m

meanwhile, laguardia's indoor waterfall is only as tall as the ceiling. [ laughter and applause ]ge todayow your customers day. "there's nothing left to learn," said your amazon eo. edlaughter ] disney is expecto unveil a "beauty and the beast" themed bar at one of its florida resorts this fall. the way it works is everyone there is aeast, and then three drinks in, they look like a beauty. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "you seemed pretty hairy when i walked in here but --ht [ light laug ] you're looking pretty good right now." today was international pizza cake today, which sounds exactly like a holiday trump would make up to distract from the mueller report. [ laughter ]zz "not on picake day. that's treason." [ laughter ] and finally, a bakery in tennessehas started selling cakes to celebrate successful vasectomy operations. an it has chopped nuts. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a wonderful show for you tonight.d [ cheers applause ] she is the very funny star of "at home with amy sedaris" on trutv. amy sedaris is here. [ cheers and applause ] heways s

if you pay $22 to get to laguardia from here. you will pay 25. 50 but you will -- >> right now people arbitraging taxis versus uber. if. >> if they raise prices to 10-15% all that goes directly to profit mackenzie's run a ton of studies on the elasticity of demand very pricing. and it is a lot more elastic than you think >> uber eats taco bell. >> isn't it kind of cold and soggy. >> doesn't matter. >> -- greasy. >> -- no ten minutes. >> ten minutes is a lock time in a life of a taco. >> -- are and what they order. the amount of people order on uber eats like $8 french fries at like 10:00. it is ridiculous the amount of orders >> that's bad for business. >> it can be good it can be bad. >> -- taco bell. uber eats taco bell. if you ask for the path to profitability. >> the path to something else for you, joe. >> it is you know that. see i nailed it. the streaming war heating up at netflix. still a winner and later big tech and silicon valley pay for taxes >> plans being floated and we'll debate "squawk box." we'll be right back. 7pgÑóo >>> still

things are running about as smoothly as things can run here at laguardia.ork problem. several airlines hitting the pause button this morning across the nation. they included southwest air, delta, united, jetblue, american and alaska air had problems with a data program called arrow data. one of the tools pilots check before take-off. it affected thousands of passengers on hundreds of flights coast to coast with a ground stop of 40 minutes sparking angry tweets on twitter like sally may who wrote i've been stranded in fort lauderdale for almost three hours at south air. how will i be compensated for this? jesse wrote here we go again, delta. why isn't it possible to get an on-time flight out of richmond this time? the airline p.r released statements and faa sent out an update. contact individual airlines for information on specific delays. the problem has been solved. the ripple effect means the delays could be extended and some people saying they missed connections and more could miss connections because of the problem that for now has been resolved. >> bil

decline like this, you know, i'll never put a business in new york city because when i come into laguardiaover the place. maria: homelessness has increased. >> i cleaned it up, got rid of the graffiti. i remember coming in from the airport, and they said my goodness, i don't remember all this garbage on the side of the road. i hadn't paid attention to it. it's terrible. maria: homelessness as well. >> homelessness, i've got complaints for two years. i had a homeless man removed from some family because he was sitting in front of steps. maria: you were an outlier to o get voted in as a republican in new york. can anybody unseat de blasio. >> this is his last term. we'll see how much damage he can do. the city is losing jobs, losing businesses. the governor did a press conference on how many jobs the state is losing. i have friends calculating how to make their move to florida. i have friends that went to florida and they -- let's say you make $100,000 a year. you just made $12,000 more for you and your family. make a million dollars, you made $120 million more. maria: let's talk 2020. berni

looks more enjoyable than laguardia. night's red sox game at fenway park. the video was captured by fans. security concerns come just days before the boston marathon. that's the drone flying right over fenway park, middle of the game. >>> big shakeup in the world of construction. according to 2019's international construction market survey, san francisco has dethroned new york as the costliest city to build in. construction costs rose 5% largely because of rising labor costs. san francisco, most expensive. second is new york. third is london. two top spots from last year, zurich in fourth and hong kong, those are the two costliest cities to build in. south florida now among the least affordable metro areas in the world. what's driving the prices up there? we are asking our south florida real estate lady. she's on the show. >>> big-time market watcher tom lee is extremely bullish. he says the market is going up. it has no expiration date on this rally. he's on the show next. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let

steve: the democratic congressman from new york tweeting on monday, croissants at laguardia are going your wage is no kind of measure of human worth. charles payne, host of "making money" on the fox business network. he joins us to weigh in on this. what doesn't she get, charles? >> this is clumsy effort. she is grappling all the time. proponents of higher minimum wage need to understand a few things. there is another follow on tweet, people understand when i set up properly, when people respond to her she always gets wring keled. tweeted out gop always replies to her, i guess idea is foreign to them, since their policies treat people as disposable. think about standard minimum wage. when the raise minimum wage, business has to raise price of products. who gets hurt there? poor households. more poor households have more than one person working minimum wage. i would have two people working $13 an hour, instead of one making $15 an hour that is the consequences. if i'm a business person, i want to be able to reward great workers. in this sense, you reward bad workers and punish good wor