sort of a welcome packet from american airlines. and each airline that gets to host the pope on their leg of the trip is quite an honor for them. so they really try to show up the service alitalia the same thing when we went to cuba and now to the u.s. it's american. >> as you've been covering this trip, tell me your impressions so far. as a journalist on every leg of this, we're just a third of the way through, right? washington, still new york and more events today and philadelphia. what are your impressions so far? >> right, well, you're only a third of the way through. we're just at the halfway point because cuba -- it's hard to thing of this trip really without cuba. the holy father was very intentional about arriving in the united states from cuba. so he's thinking about this in a comprehensive way. i was in the gallery at congress today and basically with him at every event so far. fascinating to watch him encounter the people of the united states for the first time in his life. as you watch them meet him, you know, we've seen

one belonging to american airlines. it had been bound for los angeles. the other belonging to united airlines. it, too, was bound for los angeles. those are the two planes. the american airliner first and then the. the other two flights trk one that went into the pentagon was an american airlines flighting for dulles to los angeles. the plane that's down southeast of pittsburgh is a united flight. it had been bound from newark to san francisco. i heard one report that it was newark via washington national to san francisco but i'm not sure of that. let me tell you the flight numbers. the boston takeoffs were american airlines flight 10. it had 92 aboard. that's one of the ones that hit the world trade center. >> let me interrupt you there for a second because we've been reporting all morning it was american airlines flight 11. >> you know, i'm mistaken. you're right. 11. american flight 11. thank you very much. p 92 aboard. and then the united airlines that left from boston and hit the other world trade center tower was united's 175. i don't have a figure

now it's switched over to an american airlines flight.for us to board the plane just to give you a little color, we went through a serious security with the secret service. you can imagine boarding a plane with pope francis. we were all sweeped before coming to the back of the plane boarding. and then of course we all tried to get a glimpse of pope francis sitting on the front of the plane. but there are some curtains. we can barely see pope francis hop in and of course settle in. jake, i know you're probably wondering this because you're an awesome journalist, what does pope francis carry in his carry-on bag? you know what we journalists carry, we carry a computer and everything we need to do our jobs. pope francis i'm told carries an electric razor, a prayer book, a novel, a rosary and a toothbrush. now, while he's on the plane i've learned from the holy see he enjoys reading, reflecting, praying, preparing for the places he'll be visiting. also visiting with journalists. coming to the back of the plane chatting with journalists. now, a

an outage is impacting american airlines. it's a technical issue impacting all departing airports. erican says it is working to resolve the outage. this happening to american airlines. they had tweeted about their response to customers earlier but again, this is impacting the entire country with stoppages for the airline and that's going to have a huge ripple effect. we will bring you more on this breaking story. stay with us. building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ oh, hello race car driver. in my speekitchen...clean up! it's these bounty with dawn multi-purpose cleaning towels. long-lasting power of dawn. in an ultra-durable bounty? awesome. they're water-activated. one towel can clean your whole kitchen. whoosh! and the suds dry clear. do you think i can drive? sure! bounty with dawn multi-purpose cleaning towels. speed up your clean up. >>> welcome back. want to update you o

it's an american airlines boeing 777-200. a regular commercial airliner. it's been privately chartered by the u.s. conference of bishops to take the holy father to new york and to philly. that's what he'll be traveling on. once he lands at kennedy airport, he'll be on the helicopter. i don't know if we can get a shot of the helicopter. this is very similar to what the president will be flying on, marine 1. there are two helicopters like that. in terms of the overall security plan, in terms of what's happening, the holy father will be given the same type of protocol that the president of the united states gets when he arrives. they're getting the crowd warmed up, so to speak. they've given them the vatican flag so they can have that when the holy father touches down. when he lands, this is not considered an official visit. this is merely a stopover. while he's here, there will be no other ceremonies. you can't expect him to talk to some of the children who will be presenting him with that spiritual bouquet. almost immediately after he greets the people who

huge hubs for american airlines right now. have no idea what this computer glitch is all about? >> well, if they know, they're certainly not giving us many details. this is a statement from the airline. they're saying they're working to resolve what they're calling a technical issue. which is affecting several airports. and they're trying to get that fixed as soon as possible. but that's about it. so if they do know what the problem is is they haven't shared that information with us just yet. of course, everyone waiting and wondering, because in the past, we've talked a lot about the vulnerability as it relates to these airlines and their computer systems, whether it's a situation where it's a hardware failure or something more nefarious. we don't know any of those answers at this point. but we do know, as you rightly pointed out, these are some major airports here. dfw, like you said, a hub for american airlines. mia. very, very busy international airport. so to have a ground stop on traffic going in or out, extremely disrupp

pope francis will be boarding the marine one helicopter, then he will board that american airlines plane from jfk to atlantic aviation. quick plane ride. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we're seen him in cuba, d.c., new york city, now our turn. he will arrive at the international airport in philadelphia. we're now about 90 minutes from the pope touching down. >> so it's 9:30 this morning when the pope's plane is expected to touch down as we've been saying at atlantic aviation. >> an hour and a half away the red carpet is going to be rolled out for the pope. he is not flying in like you and i. he is flying into a separate terminal shall l terminal. all of the philadelphia major sports teams fly at this terminal. the terminal is also used by the president of the united states when he flies in to philly for visits. and when the pope's plane lands here this morning he will be greeted by archbishop charles chaput and michael nutter and his wife and the world families board. here is the schedule after landing. at 9:45 his motorcade will leave. you saw people lined up the

and we believe that is the pope's window on this american airline's shepard one. e been watching papal coverage over the past couple of days you know that the vatican doesn't own a plane, it makes use of charter planes from national airlines where the pope happens to be. this is an american airlines. as we have seen the last couple of days, the pilot puts in the flag of the vatican and the flag of the united states before taking off and after landing at the destination airport. as we have told you, the pope is just a little bit late taking off, so we are waiting for his departure from j.f.k. airport. and when he gets to philadelphia, it will be a joyous welcome for him. we have waited for so long for this day. number one, we waited very long since the announcement of the world meeting of families. and then last november it was pope francis himself who made the announcement that he would be coming to philadelphia. and the city's infrastructure and its political infrastructure burst into action very quickly to prepare for this very moment. some irony perhaps that the

"american airlines" in some turbulence.o== an investigation is >>> a big mistake has landed american airlines in some turbulence. an investigation is now under way after american airlines flew one of its planes from l.a. to hawaii two weeks ago, but it was not certified by the faa to make that trip. aircrafts that are certified have extra oxygen and certain emergency equipment for longer flights over water. thankfully, the plane landed safely. american airlines says it is working on a system to make sure the correct air kravrts are on the correct route. >>> there's a new man behind the wheel of google's self-driving car, project industry veteran john krachik has been hire as the ceo of that division. the stanford educated engineer has worked for ford and hyundai. he starts his new job later this month. mountain view bay will continue to test driverless cars in the bay area, but there's no official release date yet. >>> a word for youtube users and anyone who posts music videos online. 2007 video shows a baby bouncing along

but there it is, american airlines, and headed toward philadelphia right now. and a nice little 35, 30-minute or so. the american 777 is ready to take off from jfk airport. don champion is in philadelphia. don, we can tell you that the 777 is now taxiing. ready for takeoff. >> we are watching this every moment, don. >> he will be with you there shortly. what can we expect once he touches down in philadelphia? >> we are waiting for him and the live feed of the pope getting on the plane struggling with the wind and i am happy to report it is a little less windy here in philadelphia at this hour. and the pope should be landing in philadelphia around 9:30 or so and he has yet another packed day here am and he has a lot of excitement for his visit. once he lands, he will head over here to center city, philadelphia. and actually going to be holding mass the at the basilica, saint peter and paul. after that, he is going to be heading over to independence mall. speaking to a crowd of about 50,000 people. a lot of hispanics from this community will be there. and he is go

we're tracking the troubles with american airlines today.itch that caused them to halt domestic flights across the nation. starting to see the planes on the move again as you can see right in the center of your screen, but you better believe a lot of people are going to be delayed. we're also following the republican presidential candidates as they begin to mactheir moves the day after their second big debate. donald trump is doubling down on one of miss more controversial comments, and what carly fiorina, and others, say about their performances last night. also developing, secret cia documents revealed from the days of jfk and show extraordinary was going on behind the scenes

it's an american airlines jet. they always use american, the carrier of the country that they're in. >> i think, too, he believes in symbolism as a part of leadership. so that small car that he first came in the popemobile, now the not very fancy plane, you embody the things you believe in the ways you present yourself to the public. that's another important quality. >> elizabeth, are you still with us on the phone, inside the plane? >> i am. >> tell me what you see. >> well, right now, trying to kch catch a glimpse of the aisle, when pope francis might board the plane. a curtain's closed. i can peek out the window. it's clear that everyone who is here has been appreciative of the pope's visit. yeah, i think we're all kind of waiting for that moment to get going and move on to -- he keeps pace with a jam-packed schedule. moved from one event to the next. so we're trying to keep up. >> right. our colleague, anne thompson who travels with the pope for nbc news, was telling me earlier, once on board the plane, he likes

we have confirmed reports right now that there was one hijacked flight, american airlines, from bostongeles and that is apparently one of the planes used in this crash. >> terrorism always has two prongs to it. the physical threat and now the psychological threat. this does seem to be surreal, but in fact, it is real when you have an explosion of undetermined origin at the pentagon and the most conspicuous symbol of american capitalism, the twin trade towers here in new york, two deliberate attacks on those towers today and we don't know for sure who is responsible. >> and the u.s. capitol, also has been evacuated. there have been evacuations taking place at the white house. needless to say many people in the pentagon have left that building as well. >> airports in new york -- >> and in this building in midtown new york they have asked people at 30 rockefeller plaza to leave, which is another high-rise building which in new new york. i came down the length of manhattan and a lot of people were unaware of what happened. as you tuned into the radio, they began to get it. it is election d

charles: the rally is in dallas will be sold out at american airlines arena. that is massive. ill play of more when we come back. >> it's not about us getting carried away as much as american public is infate waited, and a lot of people are enthusiastic. i think that american public will demand more details. before we get to that one big issue in that iowa po we talked about. 40 percent of people in iowa said that economy is goaling worse, 16% said better, that is scary stuff, can fed do anything about that? >> it is getting worse. charles: i know but, after 5 trillion will doers of printing money. it was supposed to fix it. >> a huge mistake. the people who are getting the money they are having a wonderful time, if you are on wall street, you would think died and went to heaven, all your friends are getting rich. but the rest of us. we got problem. charles: nevertheless, a ticking time bomb. when i blows everyone paying the price. >> you are right, you should watch fox news, we have problem out there, you should be worried, you should be prepared it is blowing up. charles: thi

government is being told by american airlines officials, apparently.he president that this is a terrorist attack. >> and, andrea, no information as to in what term of the flight this flight was taken over, how much warning that air traffic controllers may have had that someone hostile was at the controls of this plane? >> reporter: exactly right. they had no other information, just that one of two plane was hijacked from boston en route to los angeles, presumably after it had already been in the air and en route because i was told en route to los angeles. so probably hijacked after it had taken off. as you know, those are very short flights. those are usually 737s or 757s on that route, but this clearly, according to the u.s. government, a terror attack, as you heard the president say. now, one of the things, matt and katie, understand there was no specific threat that the u.s. government is aware of. no specific terror alert, other than the worldwide caution that had been re-issued in recent days because of the strife in the middle east, because of co

many times before and he's never had a problem but said this last accomplished american airlines was humiliating into the different flight home the next day in the airline did apologize but he said the apology is not enough and he does not want this to happen to anyone else is as american airlines did have a national and state why certification process to show proof of service stocks. >>mark: dollars from the still same whether president obama was born in united states is the exchange on the call there shall we ever aquino's on the amber light is over the boy has been found safe. >>james: we're tracking the weather around the bay as the tech a live look outside we have a beautiful shot the bay bridge across, with the sunrise and the background map of the full forecast in just a minute. >>darya: he was welcome to the u.s. with a lavish ceremony we covered live on the morning news paulo has the latest from d.c. >>: on behalf of michelle myself welcome to the white house. >>polo sandoval: he extended awards----warm welcome. >>: deep devotion of some 70 million american catholics to.

. >>> american airlines was forced to ground flights due to a computer problem. american halted flights at three of its largest hubs, dallas, chicago and miami. flights resumed after about two hours. two weeks ago, united airlines was forced to ground flights over a computer issue. >>> general motors has reached a settlement with the justice department to avoid criminal prosecution over the deadly ignition switch scandal. they admitted guilt and will pay $900 million in fines. some say the punishment is too lenient. abc's david kerley with more. >> reporter: after more than 100 deaths in cars with a defective ignition switch, tonight, gm criminally charged and admitting deceiving consumers. the ceo apologizing. >> we let those customers down in that situation. we didn't do our job. >> reporter: that defective switch meant cars could turn off on their own. and in a collision, some airbags would not deploy. gm knew the switch was bad for years, but did nothing. can you characterize the criminal behavior of general motors? >> they didn't tell the truth in the best wa

we're tracking the troubles with american airlines today. after the carrier reported a technical glitch that caused them to halt domestic flights across the nation. starting to see the planes on the move again as you can see right in the center of your screen, but you better believe a lot of people are going to be delayed. we're also following the republican presidential candidates as they begin to mactheir moves the day after their second big debate. donald trump is doubling down on one of miss more controversial comments, and what carly fiorina, and others, say about their performances last night. also developing, secret cia documents revealed from the days of jfk and show extraordinary was going on behind the scenes during the cold war. even more interesting when you consider russian president putin's military moves right now in syria, any lessons to be learned from the past? and we're tracking market reaction to the fed's announcement on interest rates. what it means for money, home mortgages and businesses across america. for shepard sm

american airlines flew one of its planes from l.a. to hawaii two weeks ago but that plane was not certified. aircraft are certified to having extra oxygen and certainly emergency equipment for longer flights over water. american airlines says it's working on the system. make sure the correct aircraft are on the correct route. >>> 5:47. city of san jose considering raising the minimum wage, again. voters approve raising the minimum wage to $10 back in 2012. now, the city is joining other cities for a minimum wage increase. today the city council on whether to vote to hire a consultant. >>> in berkeley, city leaders set a proposal for a $19 minimum wage. the rate would go into effect by 2020, but a lot of critics have to be convinced first. many in the business community say the rate. >>> berkeley wants the minimum wage to go up and also wants the minimum age of smokers to go up, as well. the city council meets tonight to discuss banning tobacco sales to anyone under the age of 21. currently the minimum age is 18. the city council will

and we can see that american airlines, that 777 there with the vatican flag flying. tell you there was a vatican flag also flying outside joint base andrews from the moment that he touched down until he leaves here, as well and again, there it is. people starting to pull back now as we're moments away lifting off for new york city. >> over the last couple of days there there's been disruption in terms of our daily routine and frankly it's been nice now not to have much traffic. and there was about gridlock and weather metro, and there was the ed shearan concert at the metro center and the two nights there and the nets and the plane for those two nights and then they play again tonight. the city has survived this visit, and i think been enriched by it. >> steve handelsman is standing by on capitol hill. we know you talked to the joint media of congress and what's been the reaction on capitol hill to the pope's speech? >> let's kick it off. you can see one reaction and it was remarkable and it wasn't just john boehner doing the crying, marco rubio wiping his eyes and t

they weren't the ones that called american airlines and said we have a problem. somebody in dallas said i think you have a problem. and notified the pilots. >> it was just shocking to me that it was possible to make that level of mistake given all the technology and all the people who double check those things. >> american only started flying the airbus to hawaii last month. they used to fly boeing 757s. the faa is now investigating. >>> arizona authorities are offering a big reward to help them track down a freeway shooter. police hope a $50,000 reward will lead to an arrest. on sunday, three teens using slingshots were charged with copycat crimes but police still believe the main suspect is still on the loose. there have been 11 shootings along interstate 10 in phoenix since august the 29th. the most recent happened on thursday. >>> a suspect in mississippi wanted for the shooting death of his girlfriend and a college professor is dead. police say they were chasing 45- year-old shannon lamb when he shot himself to death. they believe he shot and killed his girl

to new york on an american airlines 777. >> he is going to be using american airlines for all of his travel here. this is quite a tradition. american airlines and twa with whom it merged many years ago has a long history of flying foeps within the united states and some back overseas. this is a 777 and it's -- by the way, the faa gave it the call sign of sheppard herd one coming in to bring the pope to jfk. the crew on board the plane actually trained for a year, sibila, to be able to handle all of the delicate moments and necessities of conveying the most towering religious figure on the planet around our country. they're well-trained, well-prepared. >> you're watching history being made right now. >> i think they're watching television somewhere here. i can hear some cheering back there as they seen the plane landing. they can't see our television set here but you can feel the excitement. >> as you were talking about the people on the plane and all of the excitement and preparation that it took to get to this point to be able to deal with him, the whole irony about the whole thing

hundreds of protesters marching from a local church tonight here to the american airlines center. north texas chapter of lulc league of united latin american citizens organized what they called a dump trump march. angry over mr. trump's stance on immigration and group's president has said, quote: hate ful and racist rhetoric from mr. trump is turning americans against each other. tonight is his only campaign stop in texas. his staff tells our embed producer that he will jump on his airplane and head to los angeles tonight following this rally. he has a couple of appearances lined up in california. of course, ahead of wednesday night's big g.o.p. debate at the reagan presidential library. greta. >> casey, he always surprised us with with a question, answers with with reporters. they say it's not going to happen tonight. we are standing by to have the live speech. he oftentimes surprises us. you have heard anything? is he going to take questions from reporters? >> we have heard just what you have heard and that is that there will be no gaggle as we call it before or after this event.

i knew in my heart that was that aircraf aircraft. >> we just had an airplane crash, american airlines plane headed east down over the pike and pentagon. >> there is visible smoke. high visible smoke. >> it was instantaneous, just a very loud noise. the lights went out. everything was black, very heavy smoke, debris piled on top of me so i'm penned in my chair at my desk. >> as i came in to focuses a little closer this pile of debris i saw looked like a face, couldn't possibly be a live person and then i thought i saw it wink or blink. i yelled for help and from outside came lieutenant commander dave serentino. >> it felt like a furniace in there and couldn't believe anybody was alive and saw can't thomas trying to pull debris and i looked to my side and saw mr. henson about 10 feet away in this cave of debris. already, my uniform is starting to melt, my shoes are starting to melt. i'm really eager for him to get out of there and go. he says he can't budge. out of desperation, i laid on my back underneath him and put my feet on the debris over his hand and leg pressed as hard as i coul

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that is the american airlines center in dallas. speech comes as a new national poll shows his show this support is rising and now he's 13 points ahead of his next closest competitor, doctor ben carson. we will be bringing you this flight from texas and we will have analysis and joining us will be carrie sheffield, best-selling "new york times" author brad thor and todd stearns. also a blockbuster poll to tell you about that shows clearly support for democratic front-runner hillary clinton is simply evaporating. clinton has lost a third of her support over the past two months and a majority of those surveyed say they are concerned about hillary clinton's honesty, saying that she tried to cover the facts in her e-mail scandal. we will have the story. russia tonight. president vladimir putin expanding military forces in syria. it is a build up that critics blame on president obama strategy from leading from behind and foreign policy. senators today sharply criticized the president from the white house saying that russia is capitalizin

i'm sue herera with more news on american airlines. as we told you, there was a ground stop put in place and is in place for american by the faa until 2:30 p.m. eastern time. it started about quarter of 1:00 eastern time. the airline is saying it's working on some technical issues. they're trying to get it back up. it slowly is coming back up. it has to do, according to american, with the ability of people to check in. the faa now saying the ground stop is at basically nationwide and it is affecting all departing flights because people are not able to check in. you're up to date. we'll continue to follow the story which is still developing. american airlines stock though is still up on the trading session. all right. to the bond market now ahead of the fed decision and rick santelli. ricky? >> hey, sue. thank you. you know, i was just watching the options pits for the futures on interest rates, and there's a lot of activity. i heard dr. j, dr. jon najarian talking about some big moves. the problem is i can tell you if they're buying put

deutsche bank upgrading american airlines as well and delta. fuel costs are getting cheaper and that's one of the biggest costs of operating an airline, obviously next to personnel. .hen you have sigma-aldrich i look at this first and i pull up the chart and thought, what is going on there? then i remembered merck is buying sigma-aldrich with a cash deal. it doesn't change, but it has not closed yet. you will not see the stock going away from 140 dollars a share. let's look at the biggest loser of the day. an interesting story on netflix. dollar tree was the biggest loser because it had revenue forecast of 15.3 billion dollars for the full year. analysts were looking for $15.6 dollar on average, then tree said we cannot take you what kind of profit were going to make because were still integrating the purchase of family dollar, bought back in july. off with the rest of the market down 8.7%. freeport matt moran was iti because itc doesn't think it's going to slow down copper production. if nobody slows down, you get too much supply new don't have

for him to come to philadelphia, in fact, early pope's flew on twa, which was swallowed up by american airlines, back when the pope was flying twa, they would nickname it, and coincidentally it, matched the letters the airlines name stood for traveling with angels. so, we'll figure out what american's plan to maybe nickname their flight. because i'm getting beaten up here with the shepherd i. they say it is a media creation it, gives the connotation it is like air air force one, the pope doesn't own a plane, they usually just chart area flight, three, four times a year when the pope flies around the world, and it is not special, does not have the conference tables and the presidential suite, he's on there, and he's probably i can tell you from talking to the media members, who have traveled with the pope extensively, he hangs out with them the whole flight. i don't know if you saw the inquirer reporter, exchanged hats with the pope on the flight. so he meets one-on-one with them, meets in groups, some peeps have gathered the media from around the world, and they've said, all right, everybody sp

american airlines saying the ground stop is over, which is great news. resolved whatever technical glitch which was holding up flights in chicago, dallas and miami. the airline apologizing for the inconvenience and working to get everyone on their way. ground stop over. one of the most shared debate moments on social media, the many faces of donald trump. carly fiorina got the first question of the night. our moderator jake tapper asked her how she would feel if donald trump had his finger on the nuclear codes. watch donald trump's reaction. >> e he said he wouldn't want, quote, such a hot head with his finger on the nuclear codes. you as well have raised concerns about mr. trump's temperament. >> certainly trump never want to hide his feels, but that's seven expressions in seven seconds. how does this translate to voters? joining me is janine driver, a body language expert. janine, so great to have you on. this is all the intangibles that matter. it's not only what you're seeing, but it's the reacting as well. so i want to actually begin. everyone is buz

we can presume the american airlines boeing 77 in the air above new york city. it looks to be preparing to land as we speak. >> now, the pope has made his way ever since about 4:25. been in the air for almost a full hour. we expect him to touch down any time now to a crowd of catholic school families, students that are waiting to greet him and also we understand there are about 45 students who will be waiting on the tarmac to play "new york new york" for him to give him the wonderful greeting that only they expect to give pope francis. but he is in the air right now making his way to jfk international red i do have a couple of services -- one service tonight at 6:30, an even prayer service. and then tomorrow he's going to have a full day of activities. >> it's doiflt tell in this picture just how far away this plane is at the moment. it could be some time before it lands. we see that it's leveling off as we speak. you can hear in the background -- if we could pull up the sound from this live picture, you can hear all those people out there. we can merely compare

american airlines refused to let them on a flight, saying that he did not have the right paperwork. >> they did not understand the rules and regulations. they had no idea how to enforce them, and their overall skills and customer service was lacking. alison: then 7 on your side stepped in and american airlines apologized, saying, "we are extremely proud to fly you." axle had won an award for national service dog of the year. leon: i met axle. --ent to tim in the cockpit. i would trust him in the cockpit. still ahead, saved by technology. alison: plus - the secret service kicks kids with cancer out of a famous park near the white house. brian: and the forecast coming up. alison: only on 7, kids with cancer kicked out of their own event. leon: it was supposed to raise money and awareness for fighting childhood cancer, but our cameras were there when the kids were told to leave by the secret service. alison: now the agency is apologizing. jay korff has why this happened. leon, it has to do with the president's motorcade. are rules and regulations associated with the motorcade, which left

. >>> american airlines admitted it flew the wrong plane from los angeles to hawaii last month. the jet that took off was not certified to fly over the water. the government has launched a federal investigation. american airlines has changed procedures to make sure this does not happen again. >>> the search is on for a woman who appears to have robbed several jewelry stores in three different states. the thief has gotten away with $400,000 of valuables and georgia and south carolina and florida. three shops were robbed in similar fashion by a woman. she ties up the staff at gun point and fills bags full of jewelery. >>> doctors had to perform surgery on a diamond bandit in tie handle. they removed a 6carat jewel from her stomach. she wallowed the real stone and put a fake one in its place. an x-ray showed it lodged in her intirch -- intestine after being arrested at the airport. >> tricycles are usually harmly, -- harm atlantic >> gas prices have dropped dramatically in the last three weeks. the average price for a gallon of regular was down 27 sent to 2.44. analysts say the dec

some of what american airlines is saying might surprise you. that's coming up at 4:00. thanks for seeing us here at noon. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: as they say, the queen is dead. long live the queen. kylie jenner is now top dog. >> so the kardashians launched all of these apps and sites. kylie dominated the other sisters. >> it's not going to last. because you're going to literally be able to watch kim kardashian bathe on hers starting friday. she's going to react to this. [laughter] >> something big's coming down. >> travis scott is kissing and telling about his relationship with rihanna. he changed one of the lyrics to his song. ♪ what's up riri >> he's a scamp. what a scamp. >> nothing turns a girl on like

fiat chrysler and american airlines. he has been getting around in a fiat 500 l and a modified jeep. he is using a plane that american airlines dubbed shepherd i. the ad space would be worth millions of dollars. >> especially the fiat. >> the word fiat has been said more in the american media than ever. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> pope francis waking up any minute now here in new york city. set to speak before the united nations in a few hours. the beginning of a jam packed day in the big apple. >>> china's president wakes up in washington. a key meeting with president obama this morning. a big announcement on climate change. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. nice to see you. it is friday, september 25th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. pope francis waking up this morning in the city that never sleep, new york, new york. a few hours from now, he will address the general assembly at the united nations. this comes a day after historic address before a joint meeting o

flight mishaps american airlines accidently used the wrong plane to fly to hawaii. we'll have the details. >> a maryland teen could be facing jail time all because of a dare. >> reporter: plan to use i-95 through the work zone. so far so good, construction out of here connecting i-95 with cottman avenue. the afters are reopened. we'll talk about a crash in south jersey after the break. >>> three decades after vanessa williams was forced to resign as miss america she returns to the stage and gets much more than a crown in the morning buzz. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. live look here, the platt bridge, it is a cool morning that's right your organize do not deceive you, 59 degrees out there. 513, i turned up the heat. david murphy said it will get up to 77 degrees and breezy. >> matt pellman. >> reporter: here we go, it's not so bad as you head out monday morning, nydia and tam. as you head out of the burbs no com

donald trump specking at a packed american airlines center home to the mavericks. mr. cuban tonight in the trademark off the cuff style, big night for him and big hour ahead for us including conversation with his rival, dr. ben carson and rival of the republican debate in steamy valley, southern california joined by one of the people asking the questions but first, a sample of donald trump tunnel. >> i have a little debate coming up on

american airlines up almost 6% today. you may recall that just yesterday one analyst changed their call on american airlines from hold to buy. so american airlines, delta, jetblue, all the airlines essentially enjoying what is essentially the low price of oil. it means the low price of jet fuel going forward. even though oil closed up today, for the most part the airlines are enjoying what looks to be the next couple months of cheap gas. back to you, lori. lori: we'll talk about that too. adam shapiro, thanks so much, my friend. >> you got it. lori: a sigh of relief as the dow ends up as adam showed us, up 300 points. not making up what we lost this week. however, bulls and bears don't agree on what all the volatility means. schaefer management ceo dan shaffer with me now. great to see you. your thoughts on volatility. you have to have a strong stomach these days. how are you playing it all? >> absolutely. i'm still a bear. i still think the mon market is heading much lower. in a bear market you get sharp rallies. this is

from now on the pope will take american airlines charter flight. take a look at the video tape. when that plane came into view, the roar of the crowd overcame the roar of the jet engines with people shouting "hey, hey, pope francis, we love you." there were thousands to see him. the pope is 78 years old and tired after a long trip. he bounded down the jet ramp anyway. he came down and saw the president, the first lady, the vice president. usually the president doesn't come out to visit foreign dignitaries to greet them at andrews but this is a measure of how the pope transcends those kinds of boundaries that he was here. he will be pushing, pushing the only super power left in the world to do more to take care of the poor and the disenfranchised and the marginalized. he was greeted by school children who gave him flowers. he went and spent a few minutes with the president in a lounge and then he came back and perhaps one of the most symbolic things he could do, he climbed into a little sub compact fiat. this big man, world recognized, in a little fiat with the motorcade back to

the s&p was down 5, the nasdaq rose 4. >>> american airlines still doesn't know what caused a computer glitch that stopped its flights from three airports. flights were stopped two hours yesterday by a computer issue that prevented passengers from checking in. no indication that american was hacked. american says 300 flights were delayed. longer air commercials featuring nassy. >>> rainbow colored corn chips to support an organization for teens who have been bullied. >> those are definitely going to sell out. >>> speaking of snacks. what is this about oscar mayer and a new app? >> well, the company's love for bacon takes a new turn with a dating app called sizzle. designed to connect users with other bacon lovers. if you both like each other's profiles, you could start messages and getting to know each other and then you can meet up for what oscar mayer is called bacon-wrapped face. >> brought together by your mutual love of pork products? that sounds like a solid foundation for a long-lasting relationship, jill? >> a match made in heaven, right? >> or at least made at breakfast. jill

american airlines tweeted back, we don't want you to lose your job, see an agent when you arrive if you with other flights. >> another one. where are we going this week? the airline replays is that an invitation to a date. we will take you anywhere you want to go. and he tweeted back, burr -- [ indiscernible ] [ singing ] >> they are real people too -- [ talking at the same time ] >> nice to see. >>> coming up,grass has two week -- congress has two weeks to fund a plan, the latest on the fight for funding on capitol hill. >>> the threat of a partial government shut down looms as congress debates the next budget. there are two weeks till funding runs out. president obama and democrats are pushing for a temporary measure to prevent a shut down. and today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised there will not be a shut down but he acknowledged some republicans want to revoke planned parenthood funding during a budget vote. they are also at odds over spending limits that could eat into social programs. >> instead of giving away tax cuts, republicans should do the most basic job, fun

kevin tibbles tells us more. >> reporter: travelers on american airlines today hit with a different type of turbulence. flights in chicago, miami and dallas grounded for several hours. the culprit, a glitch in the airlines' computerized reservation system. >> it's all crazy and hectic. i don't know what's going on. it's frustrating. getting aggravated. >> reporter: by the time it was corrected, 291 flights had been delayed and six had been canceled. many disgruntled passengers took to social media trying to find out if and when they were going to get off the ground. technical hiccups seem to be on the rise when it comes to flying. in july, 3,500 united flights worldwide were disrupted with the airline blaming a network connectivity issue. >> the key thing is trying to solve and communicate it quickly. what they have to do is ensure the passengers are well informed when something like this happens. that they have a heads up. >> reporter: today's computer problems could not have come at a more inopportune time for american. just next month the company plans to merge all of its online reser

a dramatic end to a bizarre scene on an american airlines flight yesterday. >> a passenger escorted offndcuffs following one unruly out burst after another. >> she was disoriented through the entire flight, she started to kick the seat of the passenger in front of her and apparently he turned around to complain and she hit him. the drama continued when a flight attendant intervened. she was calm and talking about her boyfriend and then grabbed her by the face and kissed her and then punched her on the face, the pilot getting on the inter come asking passengers to restrain the woman. >> she kept hollering. >> one passenger calling it the most scared i have ever been in my life. >> the flight landing instead in indianapolis. >> i have done nothing. reyes apparently putting up a fight until the end and reportedly kicked a police officer before finally being put in the back of a patrol car. >> and still no explanation from her, she could face a fine up to $25,000 for each of those on board violations, reporting live, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." thank you. >>> world news tonight

. >>> a computer glitch kept many american airlines passengers on the ground today. stopping flights to and from hubs in dallas, chicago and miami. it start around noon and lasted about two hours. it's not clear how many flights were affected. american airlines says the problem has been fixed but did not share the exact cause. the glitch comes a month before it's scheduled to combine its reservation systemreith us airways. >>> a settlement reached in the gm ignition switch scandal. news 4's david ushery. >> reporter: the justice department announcing a deferred prosecution agreement. essentially acknowledging it new about the defect and misled consumers. now there's questions many victims and their families may not be fully satisfied with this deal because the prosecutor didn't announce any charges against gm now or individuals who played a role. u.s. attorneys saying the legal bar to bring those charges is very high. to settle the criminal investigation into faulty ignition switches, general motors will pay a hefty fine, prosecution down the road. >> the appointment