flights saw ♪ after passengers on an american airline flights saw ♪ ♪ after passengers on ann airline flights saw >> los altos, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. officials say fewer people are impacted by the soberanes fire in monterey county. they will close an evacuation center at carmel middle school. that does not mean the fire has stopped burning. flames have burned 30,000 acres sin friday. it is only 15% contained. >> there is a process. it involves foaming your home. can you only do it in the fire is right next to you. in your house is imminently threatened. we have no idea. >> fema is offering a grant to help state and local agencies to help with responses to the fire. >> the bulldoze are operator killed this week in the soberanes fire has been identified as a father of two from yosemite area. the 35-year-old robert reagan was crushed when the bulldozer rolled over a private contractor working to will contain president lines. he is remembered well. >> robert was really big into anything that was mechanical. he took our welding classes and aut

her american airlines flight back to charlotte was delayed.cing her to miss her connection back to philadelphia. davidson said american wanted to fly her from charlotte to virginia where she would spend a night and catch a flight to philly in the morning. >> i said, that's not going to work, i have to be at work monday morning. >> reporter: she got creative and asked the airport if they had any flights to philly that night. they did. >> raleigh's an hour and a half away. so i had to have my granddaughter drive me to raleigh. >> reporter: the plan worked. davidson got on another american airlines flight. and made it back home. she waited a few days then contacted the airline for a refund for the original flight. but after multiple calls, she couldn't get through to anyone at american. the reason you called "nbc 10 responds" is why? >> because you respond. >> reporter: we spoke with american airlines, they wouldn't speak to us about davidson's issue, but they reached out to her directly. >> the first thing they said to me, why did you call your

american airlines telling us, the engine on that jet is being changed out. david? >> david kerley, thanks. the thunderous applause here behind me. we'll go back to the floor in a moment. and when we come back, the scare tonight involving pope francis. word from the vatican, after his fall during mass. >>> also, the teenager struck by lightning with his camera recording it all. >>> and the mystery lights streaking across the sky over the answer revealed, right after the break. with my moderate severe crohn's disease,... .ways to manage my symptoms.r i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers,... including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious aller

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mirkin airlines have been given the largest chunk of the limited routes -- american airlines. >> traveling between the u.s. and cuba could be a whole lot simpler. eight major airlines will fly directly to the communist island as early as this autumn. havana'sere high in main airport following the news. >> it is positive. there should be more flights. it should increase them so we can have more development here. >> while the u.s. authorities did approve plants -- flights earlier this month, they were limited to charter services. >> people who live far away in the u.s. need to depart several days before. like my son who lives in texas. it is good to have more flight options. >> american airlines was granted the largest cut of the limited routes with 35 flights per week. received 27. nations time the two shared roots was back in 1960. they are set to reach a decision by the end of this am recommending meaning travelers from the states to the island could soar even higher. numbers are up 84%. >> thank you very much. time now for our press review. i'm joined in the studio by florence. we will s

rishaad: let's end where we started, american airlines. how is the aviation industry? airlines has gone is where they where they reward you based on spend. whether you are sitting in the back or front of the airplane, there's not that much different in marginal cost but you want to reward people in the front of the plane more so delta has a loyalty program with the more you spend, the more you are. other things like what cafÉ has done, it will be something around point space. the worst thing is where you reward people for the number of flights you take. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. next, no news is good news after going into china's latest edict. rishaad: china has ordered a major internet company to stop all major news reporting. let's have a look had this. bisping look through the prism of social media. david: a few things on this story. china is basically the ending -- banning $.10 from having their original service. take the controls from news boards and take that and report. it's better to shut down. we still need the news but what is the point of having t

pilots at american airlines raising safety concerns, it's not about that engine fire. is is something else. ashley: this is something else, it's the airline pilots association, there's a big fight with american airlines saying they don't like the culture that the company is pushing. they say they're being pushed too hard and too far and endangering and pushing the boundaries of safety, all in the time to improve their on-line performance. what does that mean? they say they're increasing the speed of the aircraft, rerouting flights, pushing cockpit crews to lengthen the work place, pilots can do 14 hour days and they're asked to do 16 hour days and american airlines says we are always within safety and compliance regulations. stuart: and to get there on time. ashley: one more thing they're doing, they're closing the doors early, close at that door now because we want to take off on time. stuart: i'm all for that. ashley: more people stranded liz: american airlines is embarrassed because the department of transportation says they have the worst on time, one out of four fl

take a listen to how one passengers described her experience so far today. >> the american airline people have been fantastic. but when i walked across the breezeway, everyone was sleeping. there were dnc people trying to get out, and from weather yesterday. >> reporter: you know, matt with these kinds of things you have the ripple effect. a lot of people have to be bumped up because a lot of flights are packed to capacity him one man hopes to leave as late as tomorrow. hopele -- hopefully things get better throughout the day. jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: we hope the delegates leaving had as much fun as we did. we'll be right back. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsi

american airlines has been given the largest share of the limited routes. an arduous journey, now traveling between cuba and the u.s. could become simpler. on thursday the u.s. transportation department gaqve approval to 8 airlines to fight directly to the communist island, which could take off as early as autumn. >> it's positive. we should have more flights. reporter: while the u.s. -- they were limited to charter services. >> people who live far away in the u.s. need to do part several days before, like my son per you lives in texas and had to depart several days ahead to be here on time. it's good to have more flight options. reporter: american airlines operating in latin america was granted the largest cut of the limited routes, with 35 lights -- flights per week. latest step in normalizing relations between the u.s. and cuba, since the diplomatic storm began in 2014. the last time the nations shared commercial routes was back in 1960 per u.s. transport authorities are set to reach a final decision by the end of the summer, meaning rates to the island

american airlines says it works with law enforcement to investigate allegations of alleged theft. nonetheless a somewhat happy ending for him, his wife bought him a new watch. both airlines suggest traeflers pack valuable in a carry on, one that you won't have to check when the bins are full. >>> if you have a consumer complaint, we'd love to hear from you. call us at 888-996-tips or submit your area at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i hate checking bags. >> nice his wife got him a watch, but that's no resolution. >> the baggage handler or tsa person who stole it, that's the one who should be giving him the watch. >> good information to keep in our minds, especially with travel over the summer. >>> conserving water just not enough, years of drought have stanford researchers doing some math. the conclusion is that californians can't just conserve water, they have to manage it. experts say the solution is for cities and counties to store more of it underground. >> we have to drink lots of water right now, got to hydrate, jeff. it's warm outside. >> great advice for this upcoming weekend. t

starting with american airlines, hit with a massive lawsuit. airline being sued for $10 million over the alleged assault of a 13-year-old girl who was flying alone. the suit claims 26-year-old chad kemp inappropriately touched her. american airlines is cooperating with investigators. >>> now to the mystery over a missing u.s. airman in italy. the air force now issuing an apb tonight as it searches for staff sergeant halex hale from indiana. the 24-year-old vanished on july 2nd after a cookout near the base. >>> now to pennsylvania, and an intense rescue after a teenage girl fell down a deep well. crews on the scene after she fell 100 feet down. after landing in ten feet of cold water, she grabbed onto a ladder until first responders went down to get her. she suffered a broken leg. >>> still ahead, coping with a loss in dallas. how one officer turned to facebook and prayer for support. his powerful and inspirational message. let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purc

joining us by phone, bob crandall, american airlines former american airlines president and chairman., thank you for calling in. >> no problem. how can i help? >> so on this faa decision, just give us a little more context, how unusual is it, what sort of factors go into the decision and how long do you expect it to last? >> well, of course all those questions are quite unknown. it's not unusual for the u.s. government to in effect advise the airlines. the airlines, obviously, are interested in safeguarding their equipment, their people and their passengers. so they're going to rely on the u.s. government to understand the political situation and provide some guidance and in this case they have and so i do not think it's unusual. i would have expected the u.s. government to provide some guidelines for airline service. >> we saw over the weekend a number of european airlines, british airways, lufthansa, cancel flights to turkey. what about running a big, global airline? how do you make that kind of call? take us inside those kind of deliberations, especially as they were already just d

american airlines -- u.s. airlines boosting stock up. this agreement will add to its pretax earnings by about $1.5 billion. we are watching natural gas producers. prices should appreciate to four dollars by the second half of 2017. natural gas,eing little change. natural gas country -- companies continue to rally. both stocks doing very well. neighbors international footprints should give the company a less volatile earnings. fleet status report a gave on july 1 might be indicative of minor signs of life in the offshore drilling sector, which has been depressed. finally, seagate is one of the best-performing stocks in the s&p 500, gaining 20% after the company came out with preliminary numbers that the -- that beat estimates and announced job cuts it had been planning. to 65 hundredes people by the end of fiscal 2017. mark: 30 minutes left of the tuesday equities session. ,his is the equity column austria, italy, spain, luxembourg, up. for the fourth consecutive day. longest stretch since july. still 3% below the june 23 close. i love th

. >>> group of american airlines employees are calling for a criminal investigation into their employer. what they claim the company was doing when a judge used a whole drinking water. >> we're days away from the dnc. what extra measures are going into place to try to ensure your safety. >>> and he was just walking home when he was attacked. the next thing he remembers waking up in the hospital. >> he hit me very hard. i fell on the ground and then hits still come and punch me. >> what these bad guys took from this man that nearly cost him his live. >>> new at 6:00, another problem plaguing septa with trains not showing up. jeff cole is on it as fox 29 investigates. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, and they need to stic

next on reel america, jet passenger service began in late 1950s in the united states and pan american airlines started transatlantic flights with boeing 707 in october 1958. pan am's 12 minute film promotes the concept of trans atlantic jet passenger service by documenting a flight from new york to london. >> sky over the atlantic. the vast air ocean when he saled from europe to america a few hundred years ago in over two long months. the same air ocean over the atlantic probably did not seem as endless to charles lindbergh when he flew from new york to paris 30 years ago. still it took over 33 lonely hours. ♪ today that same atlantic air ocean leaving columbus two months and lindbergh's 33 hours in its wake zooms by in a dramatic break through. ♪ ♪ >>> the year 1954 marked an historic event in the history of aviation. a new flight was inaugurated called flight 1,000. there was nothing unusual about airport operations before flight 1,000's takeoff. it was duly announced and passengers checked in. flight 1,000's destination, london. luggage was prepared for loading and all other routine preflig

it's from 24 to 34 basically american airlines. that is a big move and so a lot of that cash that kevin talked about, what did they go looking for? things really beaten down, but that had solid fundamentals. and those airlines are back. >> is risk in the market right now, kevin, more to the upside or more to the downside? there are some people i talk to think the market could go up 10% between now and the election. >> it's -- >> others say. >> listen, no, no. >> like goldman. >> that announcement of brexit was excellent, because it caught every off side. we're not getting earnings growth here. everybody knows that. we're getting pe expansion. and if -- if you're thinking as a preservationist, as i am, you tend to trim the fat on the high pe stocks. why i don't own amazon anymore. i can't remember. is it 1,000 or 2,000 pe? what it is. it's hitting new highs, all fantastic, but when you have that kind of euphoria, having lived through this many times. >> you think this is euphoria? >> it's getting there. the only thing that cautions m

american airlines is rising, second quarter profits topping analysts. -- analyst estimates.ast week they said they were going to be cutting capacity or raising capacity less than anticipated. we have had some reversals here, not just in the broader market but in individual stocks. one of the areas we are not seeing it is sky works coming me,with earnings -- excuse paypal. paypal shares are down 7/10 of 1%, making an agreement with visa, ending a long standing dispute. sky works making comments, seemed to imply apple may be showing some weakening. revenue would be doing better than it is currently. hyman athat is julie our markets desk. courtney has more from our newsroom. courtney: presidential candidate hillary clinton will try to recapture the attention of voters after a week of the republican convention. she is expected to unveil her running mate. a person familiar with the plan said the announcement will be made by a text message to supporters. said totim kaine is have an era former president bill clinton. mention clinton in his acceptance speech. clinton legacy was deat

american has been one of the airlines and never hedges.is angle was, it's a game you can never win, so why would you engage in it? it's a bit of a challenge in the industry. if we think fuel prices well bump along in the range of 40 to 50, it costs money to hedge. that is money that will hurt your bottom line, so why do it? i think in the u.s. they believe in lower for longer fuel and oil prices and they are reticent to hedge. the other challenge is, if you hedge and your competitor doesn't, you will lose because your margins are hurt by the hedging where his aren't. right now it looks very against hedging. vonnie: thank you for that. let's bring you up-to-date on the breaking story we are following out of germany. mark crumpton is here with the latest. mark: more details on that story developing in munich, the associated press reporting at least six people have been killed in a shooting at a mcdonald's restaurant in a mall in the city. police hunting for least 2 shooters at this hour and they are urging people to stay inside and avoid pub

this happened just minutes after an american airlines flight took off from dallas.assengers saying they heard a huge explosion. >> you could see a lot of smoke and flames. some regular passengers notified the crew and they came down and notified the pilot. >> american airlines says the compressor and the engine failed and that the engine itself was never on fire. >> talk about a wrong turn. a woman drives up a utility poll. then she blamed her gps after telling her she missed her turn she swerves making a u turn sending her up the poles wires. >> i don't know how that happened. >> joe biden a giving literal meaning to his role as acting vice president. >> these are their stories. >> the vp will be making an appearance on law and order's suv -- svu. still on the car story. the episode will focus on backlog of untested rape kits. no word yet on when that episode will air. >> i bet he will do a good job. >> yeah. we will be right >> hi lady, good morning to you. >> you are going to be right back. what was happening just then, the people in the control room were trying

it is important to remember american airlines is down 15% year to date.till he bit of a recovery to go. talk tech stocks, there any big winners we need to know about? abigail: we have a new stand out a winner, of 20% on the week, having it test on the weeks since 2012. a big positive. they announced a bit of 6500ucturing, cutting jobs, even though the strings are a bit neutral. 65% of analysts are on the sidelines. this is another one, despite having a huge week this week down on the year by about 20%. oliver: thank you very much, abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. cpi report provided another piece of evidence u.s. wage pressures continue to feed into consumer prices. core inflation as the gap between goods and service priced trends continues to widen. we are currently pricing the trajectory and cpi inflation about 1.4% for the next couple of decades. joining us is the head of inflation links bond and portfolios, and portfolio manager at the global chris -- global strategic fund at blackrock. about the fed's targets, where it wants to go and how close we ar

>>reporter: american airlines a compromise and safety to speed up flights there airline has to make a decision either find a replacement pilots or cancel the flight out to travelers do not like the latter option owner this month they said but second step to stay on schedule during the busy summer season in a memo employees were told to speed up flight plans to reduce delays involving crew should members. >>reporter: part of the daily commute for the writers now officials are trying to do something about that they're rolling out the program to give micro incentives to help reduce crowding on trains was to earn points you can get you awards >>reporter: it is expected to launch sooner pay attention to long will it updated some the bilbao to boycott it is not too much of surprise since he has donated two prominent democrats before. >>pam moore: 1 couple called an image of the berger i clean water to men from top of the stairs while they slept down below he was caught on a surveillance video lingering from 15 minutes or so you can see him at the talk ride of the screen. >>gary: to everyone

american airlines says that engine is being changed out. navy set to name a ship after gay rights icon harvey milk!,u he came from navy family and servedrav as diving officer durg the korean war. u.s. navy ship harvey milk will look like this and provide oil to selves vessel on the high sea. the board of supervisors becoming the first politician in california who was openly gay. he was killed in office in 197 1978. >> the scientist say they found a fossil foot boom with the ol oldest evidence of malignant cancer ever seen. it's one.7 million years old and show signs of an aggressive form of ben cancer probably belonged to ancient human but researchers not sure about tha that. the scientist say we tend to assume cancer and tumor caused by modern lifestyle and environment environment but this shows it occurred millions of years before modern society existed. >>> some bay area lenders are offering no down payment mortgages to some tech workers. bloomberg news reporting san francisco credit union and others are offering no down payment loans on

we will also hear from american airlines, world largest airline with slight decline.llow from britain's vote of leafing eu could weigh on results. lauren: let's take a look right now at the headlines in today's edition. goldman sachs is raising a private equity fund. the new corporate buyout fund is the bank's first. bank is expected to pay $200 million into whether it try today win business by hiring the sons and daughters of powerful people in asia. and then there's this one, liberty media ceo floated about a 15-dollar per share offer for pandora but the journalist say that the proposal for the internet company was rejected. lea: coming up a big night for donald trump's oldest daughter ivanka, she introduced her father and cast him as a fighter for working people and specially working women. >> as president my father will change the labor laws that were put in place at a time that women were not a significportion of the workforce. lea: we will have a live report from cleveland and the hoat dome creeping across the nation is due to arrive in new york city just in tim

with the positive news from the earnings report should i increase my position in american airlines?en i heard that, they were go to delay. but they are smart. inexpensive stock. it is down a lot. circle back on smith and wesson. i am not talking about gun control or love of guns, i am talking about a company and making judgment of the stock and i view the stock as undervalued. i don't have much good news when it comes to this election from a stock perspective. if you want higher stock prices, you have to hope for gridlock. aruba, thailand and australia. marriott's vacation stock is taking quite the trip and a double digit move in the past week i have the ceo. the car to the world over. you think it is hot on the east coast, you ain't seen nothing else. a red hot fast fire edition of the lightning round. stay with cramer. >> what's better than mad money? how about more mad money? follow mad money on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> back in october we spoke to marriott vacations worldwide spun off by marriott international, the stock was slammed by 17%. at that time i said the sto

. >>> the head of american airlines pilot union says the airline is ignoring safety. by manipulating flight plans to look better on paper. the union claims the airline is trying to have pilots fly faster. and push the limit of their legal it comes after the latest government figures showed american airlines trailed the competitors in on time arrivals. an american spokesman says the airline takes safety and regulations seriously. >>> meanwhile jetblue will begin commercial flights to cuba nonstop service between fort lauderdale and cuba begins august 31 with fares beginning at 99 bucks one way. jetblue will operate three flights a week and go to daily service that starts on october jetblue on patriot game days you will be treated like royalty. >> the airlines announce those wearing pats injuriesies gets priority boarding. another reason to show pats pride. >> pats perk. >>> despite yesterday's heat fans jammed the field for the start of training camp. thousands raced to get a close up view of brady and speechless. >> it's so awesome. too amazing. >> [audio not understa

>> because you respond. >> reporter: we spoke to american airlines.uldn't speak to us about davidson's issues but a representative reached out to her directly. >> the first thing they said to me is why did you call your local news station? and i said because i couldn't get any answer from you. >> reporter: american refunded davidson for the $239 flight. plus the refund for cost of gas between raleigh. the airline apologized and even added a $200 voucher for a future flight. >> not only do "nbc10 responds," i like that even better. >> if you have a problem, have nbc10.com, or coran family saide patrick corcoran was killed in the vietnam war. for once a year, it's flown outside at the next door neighbor's house. the neighbor said the flag disappeared on the morning of the 4th. >> my wife cried her eyes out. >> it's the last item that we really have of patrick's memory. we don't have a body. we don't have a tombstone, we don't have anything. that's it. >> the corcoran family tells nbc10 they just want whoever took the flag to return it. no questions aske

it comes after the latest government figures show american airlines trailed the competitors in on time arrivals. an american spokesman says the airline takes safety and regular layings seriously. >>> next month jetblue will begin service to cuba beginning on august 31 beginning at $99 one way. jetblue will operate 3 flights a week and go to a dealy service starting october 1st. >>> it's 4:56. still to come, stepping up to the challenge. >> 5 local men are about to >>> the local guys are look to make a big splash next month. >> five men have been selected to participate in the swimming to where they create and launch their own crafts into the water. for the first time the event is right here in boston. the boston based theme is named 90s nostalgia. the group of northeastern grads and engineers are in the group. watch the fun august 20th. i was lookinged a videos the crash landings are crazy. your top stories traffic and weather are straight ahead on wbz this morning. >> the news at 5 starts right now. president of the united states. >> right now at 5, history at the dnc. hillary clinton

american airlines flight bound for philadelphia is forced to evacuate.ate. >> it's a hot stretch as we heard towards the start of the dnc in philadelphia and showers and storms over the midwest and those can get here tomorrow and time those out and tell you when it could feel like 100 degrees plus. when it could feel like 100 degrees plus. that's coming up in weather and phillies on tina fey getting a shout out from her hometown and local university set to honor the actress and hometown and local university set to honor the actress and xheedzian when we come back. whenoff the wheel to getands out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers! lease an mkc for $289 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 dollars summer invitation bonus. and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it.

this is an american airlines flight you can see the on flames from the last engine, and the airlinesay they are going to check and change out this left engine after the scare. this is just seconds afterwards departing dallas-ft. worth early this week the pilot had to turn it around, and made an emergency landing with just one engine. no one was hurt. everyone is okay. what happened is called a surge basically, a backfire in the jetting, but, certainly, scary. >> i was saying a prayer. turbulence bothers me. >> if you at 6:00, the reason that san francisco could put the brakes on a plan to close stockton street to traffic. >> when the official tribute for prince will take place. >>> new honor for harvey make >>> new honor for harvey make and how the united states with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz

first scary moments on board an american airlines flight. flight attendants reported smoke headed from toronto to laguardia. officials say the plane made it to the ground safely. no one was hurt. passengers were eventually bussed to the terminal. >>> despite the looming gas tax hike in new jersey, there's good news for drivers in the garden state. the price of a gallon of gas is down right now. it will cost you less than $2 on average in new jersey. out in cor >>> if you were trying to netflix and chill last night there was a problem. there was a netflix outage, so you had to talk to the person. web users across the country saw a technical difficulties message when they logged in. outages were reported as far away as switzerland and argentina. the service was back up and running for customers at 11:30 last night. no details on what caused that outage or the total extent. netflix. >> a rainy saturday night, you want to binge watch, and bam. >> you will have another day for that, look at the sky behind us, not a pretty picture behind us. the r

center, stat md is a medical communication center that offers support services for several north american airlines>> i did copy all of that. >> basically provide in-flight consultations for in-flight emergencies and fitness to fly screening for the airlines for people on the ground in case there's a question on their ability to go up in the air. >> let's say someone is having -- they feel light headed and having chest pain, for example, which probably is a more common scenario. talk me through it. what would the conversation be like? >> what would usually happen, on the flight either the passenger themselves will bring attention to themselves and call for help or someone else on the flight might notice or flight attendant might notice. then they usually initiate their airline specific procedures and then you know, hopefully they fill out the information form under the cockpit door and then the captain will contact us and relay the information from the form. then while they are doing that, they'll ask for is there a medical volunteer on board that can assist as well? >> stat md considers in flight

the program begins later this year in phoenix and the tsa teaming up with american airlines for new screening lanes at four major airports, chicago's o'hare, dallas-fort worth, los angeles and miami so flying through any of those you will see bigger bins so they don't have to use as many of them to pack your stuff in, your shoes, your jacket and will be sent back to the head of the line automatically so you don't have to fish around find an empty been . they will also send to a separate area for closer chickens measures like these are expected to cut wait times as much as 30 percent area by the way, homeland security secretary jay johnson said the average weight in standard security lines was less than 10 minutes over the july 4 weekend read the tsa agents at the busiest airports across the country to deal with what turned out to be the most travelers in nearly a decade the one you always send a really small bag through the line, right? reporter: mine is so small, i passed through in two days, that's it. jon: keep us updated, thanks. melissa: without a doubt, donald trump's unprecedented styl

i want to give you a live look what travelers are running into, this is american airlines, take a lookt the line, this isn't just any line these are people who attended the dnc. here's the thing, yesterday we had the severe weather coming through, a lot of flights were canceled. many people were pushed you were to today, as i understand according to one of the passengers a lot of people had to sleep at the airport as they wait ford their next flight. today they are waiting in line hoping to catch a flight possibly in the next few hours, some people will not be flying out until tomorrow or sunday, although the airline has been helpful doing what they can to try to get the people out and back home. now, between delegates and the media, and others, we're talking about 50,000 people who attended the dnc. security will be heightened for the list of vip politicians and celebrities. the crowds will come in waves. this is the first big wave. most are heading back home today. the airport is warning customers about the high volume that is expected, it is strongly recommend that you arrive 3 hour

american airlines tells us that the flight was operate by republic air waves. fox 29 reached out for comment? so far in one has return a call. we will stay on top of this story because there are so many unanswered questions. >> someone told her there was urine on the seat and she was go to take a picture and flight attendant got mad. >> they may have realized there was a problem with the seat and they saw that figueroa taking pictures and said give me those phones and get in the back of the plane and while in the back of the plane stay seated. >> really. >> really. >> wow. >> that ain't right. >> at all. >> for a frequent flier like yourself that would hit close to home for you. >> yes. >> yes. >> all right, steve keeley you are at the constitution center ready for everyone to come party in the city. >> reporter: it sounded like were you talking about the seats in the live truck. political fest 2016, and, this early, and national constitution center. and buzz already, or hot spot, we don't mean that figuratively, we have air conditioning on here full blast. i a

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. >>> american airlines wants to get you to their gates even faster, tsa testing automated screening.omated belts hope to help the lines. with photo cameras and bags x-rayed. and the biggest is the introduction of ct scans for carry-on bags. this will let you keep your laptops and liquids in your bags. that includes o'hare, dall dallas-ft. worth, miami and phoenix. >>> wall street bouncing back after fears of the brexit vote continues to fade at least on the services sector, the dow is looking at a triple digit decline at the end of the day. we're watching for thursday on data for unemployment hiring on the private sector. the dow up 78 points. the nasdaq gains up 36 points. 4859 is where we start the day. >> susan li. thanks. >>> with chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> not today, but he will be back this afternoon. it's already warm and humid. a live look outside of center city. we have an air quality alert. i'll take you to the shore where there's still an air quality alert. temperatures will be hot this afternoon. want to stay hydrated. "first alert," we'll take a loo

strike could disrupt travel for the democratic national convention in philadelphia next week but american airlinesd it did not anticipate any customer service issues if there was some sort of job action. >> ♪ >> new on "action news," a driver was electrocuted when live power lines fell on her car during a severe storm in north jersey. it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the 26-year-old woman was attempting to drive around a fallen tree. the wires then fell on her car and she was killed as she tried to get out of the vehicle. now, if you're in your car and live power lines fall on top of it, you are advised to stay inside t >> ♪ >> firefighters in atlantic city rescued a woman who city rescued a woman who she could not get back to shore on her own. firefighters cpr at the road aisle land beach before rushing her to the hospital. >> strong storms yesterday, some heat eventually coming our way serious heat. what can we expect today. >> today kind of like a regular summer like day, not quite hitting 90. the humidity is giving as you breakly we like that. let's take a look right now with sto

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travel news, american airlines wants to help get you to your gate faster so teaming up with tsa this fall to test up the automatic security screenings and that includes the improvements like automatic conveyer belts, a way to isolate risky bags without disrupting the line and cameras that link outside photos of bags to x-ray. the biggest feature might be the introduction of ct scans for carry-on bags. this will let you keep your laptop and liquids in your luggage. a test will be run at american hubs at chicago o'hare airport, dallas ft. worth, los angeles, miami, and phoenix. and the clock is ticking on your order now of buffalo wild wings. casual dining chain is promising to make your lunch in less than is 15 minutes or it's free. they will start a timer at your table and guaranteed available monday through friday between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. for groups of six or less. i guess the catch is you must order from the lunch menu but keep a close eye on that watch. back to you guys. >> i do like a freebie. thank you, susan. >>> coming up, the old bridge disappears before our eyes. we'