here at home tonight, the american airlines flight dive diverted when authorities say a passenger tried to get into the cockpit. >>> first, ukraine's president zell len ski addressing the nation about reports russia plans to attack in days. what zelensky is now telling the ukrainian people. terry moran in ukraine. james longman in russia tonight. >>> here at home, the american airlines flight forced to divert because of that unruly passenger. authorities say in addition to trying to get into the cockpit. he tried to open the door midnight. the scene onboard that plane. >>> also tonight, the missing plane. the urgent search under way off the coast of north carolina. the plane vanishing off radar with eight people onboard. >>> breaking news just north of the border tonight. canadian prime minister justin trudeau declaring a national emergency now to end the trucker protests. and news tonight involving the bridge in detroit and the impact on u.s. automakers. >>> the pandemic tonight. the omicron surge slowing. now 175,000 new cases a day. and tonight, we have news on americans suffering fr

. >>> also ahead, the air rage emergency on this american airlines flight.passenger allegedly tried to do. >>> plus, the international incident that will make avocados harder to find. ♪ ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >>> nfl running back adrian peterson has been arrested on a felony domestic violence charge. he was arrested at l.a.x. airport and released on $50,000 bail. he was suspended back in 2014 after being charged with child abuse. >>> we're learning more about a case of air rage on an american airlines flight. a crew member allegedly had to use a coffee pot to subdue a passenger. here's abc rhiannon ally. >> reporter: frightening moments on this flight from los angeles to d.c. sunday. passengers jumping in, holding down a man who allegedly tried to open the door of the plane mid flight. >> yeah, he's trying to get into the cockpit. >> reporter: the pilots quickly deciding to make an emergency landing in kansas city.

. >>> at jfk airport, the american airlines jet blowing two tires while trying to take off. >>> the american priest and his apology tonight. it turns out thousands of baptisms are now invalid because he used the wrong word. >>> and tonight here, remembering a beloved writer and humorist. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with president biden before the american people late today, with a sobering warning on russia, saying a russian attack in ukraine remains a very real possibility. tonight, russia saying it has pulled some troops back from the border. president biden saying today, we've seen no proof of that. and president biden speaking directly to the russian people, saying, we are not your enemy, ukraine is not your enemy. we have no missiles in ukraine. the president also sending a message to vladimir putin, saying, make no mistake, the u.s. will defend every inch of nato territory with everything it has. these are the images from the russian defense ministry tonight that they claim shows russian forces pulling back. but toni

the second flight, second american airlines flight left from phoenix, supposed to go to honolulu.tion. again, that's according to the airline. so far this year, john, there have been 394 reports of unruly passengers. last year was a terrible year for this kind of behavior in the united states. 5,981 cases were reported by the federal aviation begin station. of those, around 4,300, nearly 72%, john, were mask-related incidents. it's still unclear if this case is related to a mask mandate while on board a flight. but certainly terrible behavior in the air has not calmed down. it was certainly a theme of 2021 and clearly 2022 is not shaping to be much different. >> it's atrocious behavior and dangerous to boot. whitney wild, thank you so much. >>> new frustration for parents of young children hoping for a covid vaccine. ♪ >> plus, eminem's final move in his halftime performance has everyone talking this morning. u. cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutualal customizes your car insurance so you only papay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i i allowed to riff? what if i come

. >>> here at home tonight, the american airlines flight diverted when authorities say a passenger triedockpit. >>> first, ukraine's president zelensky addressing the nation about reports russia plans to attack in days. what zelensky is now telling the ukrainian people. terry moran in ukraine. james longman in russia tonight. >>> here at home, the american airlines flight forced to divert because of that unruly passenger. authorities say in addition to trying to get into the cockpit, he also tried to open a door mid flight. the scene onboard that plane. >>> also tonight, the missing plane. the urgent search under way off the coast of north carolina.

here at home tonight, the american airlines flight dive diverted when authorities say a passenger triedockpit. >>> first, ukraine's president zell len ski addressing the nation about reports russia plans to attack in days. what zelensky is now telling the ukrainian people. terry moran in ukraine. james longman in russia tonight. >>> here at home, the american airlines flight forced to divert because of that unruly passenger. authorities say in addition to trying to get into the cockpit. he tried to open the door midnight. the scene onboard that plane. >>> also tonight, the missing plane. the urgent search under way off the coast of north carolina. the plane vanishing off radar with eight people onboard. >>> br

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american airlines also says it's bringing back the pre order meal option. s to have the rollout completed by the end of the month. >> air travel gained momentum last year as countries and airlines eased covid restrictions. this comes despite the high cost of some international flights, according to turn a dot com, an online ticket sales company, most expensive flight last year was around trip ticket from istanbul to new york, which cost $2400 the most expensive one-way ticket cost more than $2000. the cheapest tickets were sold in the months of february march and may while prices increased in july and august, which is a busy tourism season. and of course, december. >> for your health tonight, the nfl is funding a study on the benefits of using cannabis as a pain management tool. the league has contract to uc san diego to do the research, getting half a million dollars to the university. pro rugby players will be the subject of the study because marijuana is still a banned substance in the nfl. they hope to find out of cannabis can be used effectively to help

the plane did eventually make it to dc and in a statement, american airlines said that the plane landed in kansas city and that law enforcement officers were requested to meet the flight on arrival. the airline appreciated that it says its crew handling of the situation. so far, no details have been released on things. on the passenger. jacqui, what happened? we'll bring you updates on board on board. we'll bring you updates as they become available. in san jose. police say alcohol is to blame in the city's 13 fatal traffic crash of the year. it happened around midnight on saturday right near south white road in castleton drive. investigators say a woman was driving northbound when she went off the road and hit a tree. a man riding in the passenger seat died from his injuries at the hospital. the woman was hurt as well. police say she was booked into the santa clara county jail after becoming after being released from the hospital. she is now charged with vehicular manslaughter and felony. dui charges. well, also in san jose, police are looking for the gunman responsible for a shooting

in a statement, american airlines said that the plane landed in kansas city and that law enforcement officers were requested to meet the flight on arrival. the airline goes on to say that it appreciates its crew members for handling the situation properly. so far, no other details have been released on the passenger. we'll stay on top of this and bring you new information as soon as it becomes available. whether time now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. the golden gate bridge, a live look at it tonight. if you can make it out through all the fog that has started to rollback in which means some cooler temperatures are on the way. we haven't seen fog like that in a while. and our meteorologist rodriguez is here now with a look at the much cooler week ahead. >> yeah, it's looking and feeling a lot more like june gloom out there. then winter in the bay area. here's a live look outside city hall. and we can't even make out that purple haze out there in the distance, shrouded in low clouds and fog. but it's thanks to that fog bank that we're actually going to see an improvement in air

this, as more american troops arrive in eastern europe, where some airlines have cancelled or diverted flights. ian pannell on the ground in ukraine tonight. >>> the covid concerns at the super bowl. tens of thousands of fans are packing sofi stadium from all corners of the country. tonight, the stepped-up security and covid protocols in place to stop the potential spread. and the news about pfizer on the delay of shots for children under 5. >>> winter weather whiplash. bitter cold temperatures are sweeping east for millions to start the work week. as snow and ice in the great lakes cause treacherous conditions for drivers. we'll time out this latest winter blast. >>> and tonight, the trucker protest crackdown at the u.s. border. canadian police form a line and move in to clear the remaining demonstrators blocking the busiest border crossing in north america. arrests made, and vehicles towed. now truckers and supporters are showing solidarity here in the u.s. >>> just moments ago, an american airlines flight diverted, making an emergency landing over an unruly passenger. the latest det

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it was that feeling at least you know, this is that american airlines flight 17. 75 forced to make ansas city after passengers and crew worked together to hold down the unruly traveler. >> passengers say a flight attendant use a coffee pot as a weapon. >> but he kept like bashing him on the like he was hitting him on the trying to knock him out essentially. so the guy was on the ground leading in a statement. american airlines think its crew saying in part, we're grateful to our crew members who are consistently dedicated to the safety and care of our customers. >> and who handled the circumstances with the utmost skill and professionalism. viral incidents of unruly passengers have plagued airlines during the pandemic in the last few weeks. the faa says incidents have started to rise at 6.2 incidents per 10,000 flights as of the end of january, most have been mask-related, although it's not clear what prompted the man on the d c bound flight to act out. i'm really happy that there were these great, you know, >> people that that help these passengers and the flight attendant and even

. >> we've got four passengers trying to -- >> just last weekend, passengers on this american airlines flight held down a man who allegedly tried to open the door mid-flight. a flight attendant reportedly subduing him with a coffeepot. the faa is now sending 80 unruly passenger cases from last year to the fbi for prosecution. the biggest flight attendants union has called for a federal no-fly list. it would ban people convicted of disrupting flights from traveling on any airline. but this morning, a group of republican senators pushing back, sending a letter to the justice department, opposing the no-fly list idea, saying the majority of recent infractions on airplanes has been in relation to the mask mandate, the senators adding creating a no-fly list for passengers who are seemingly skeptical of this mandate would equate them to terrorists. >> airlines saw a major spike in unruly passengers last year with nearly 6,000 cases reported. about 75% were mask related. >>> florida firefighters were a dog's best friend. three responders teamed up to pull the dog out of a 15-foot-deep hole in

we are learning more details about american airlines flight that had to be diverted over the weekend has an ex example. >> reporter: the approximately 6'3", 240 pound man confronted the crew right outside the cockpit according to court papers holding a plastic utensil like a shank and kicking a service cart into an attendant. he tried to open up the cockpit door. an attendant hit him with a coffee pot and other passengers rushed up, punched him, tackling and securing him. the flight from l.a. to d.c. was diverted to kansas city where revis was taken into custody. the faa says on average about 10 unruly travelers are reported every day. >> steep rise in these cases, flight attendants have been asking every single day when they put on their uniform, is this going to be a sign of authority and leadership in the cabin or is it going to be a target for a violent attack? >> you [ bleep ]. you gave me one [ bleep ] warning, one warning. >> reporter: incidents of upset, angry and violent passengers soared to 6 thousand. so far this year many states are dropping mask mandates, federal authori

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. >> an american airlines flight from los angeles was forced to make an emergency landing this afternoon for an unruly passenger. that plane was headed to washington, dc when it was diverted to kansas city. this is video from a passenger on board that plane on his twitter account. he wrote that fbi agents were seen talking to passengers also said the person who caused this incident was seen bleeding from the head. the plane did arrive in washington, dc later this evening. in a statement, american airlines said the plane landed in kansas city and that law enforcement officers were requested to meet the flight on arrival. the airline does appreciate its crew members for handling the situation properly. so far, no details have been released on the passenger. stay with kron 4 for updates as they become available. now, the international news where the russia-ukraine crisis is continuing to ramp up as the united states and its allies say they are unsure of russia's next move. our washington correspondent basil john reports on the latest details from u.s.. officials and congress. >> despite pho

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already have the power to ban people on their own said american airlines. if somebody is on a no fly list, they'll just go book on united or delta or vice versa. republican senator josh hawley insists the government shouldn't get involved. this administration has a history of anybody. >>who speech? they don't like anybody who disagrees with them. they call a terrorist. they call an insurrection us. they try to use the force of the government captain says he doesn't know if the federal list is the answer, but addressing the bad behavior is essential for safer skies. as the saying goes houston, we have a problem. >>and that problem is some folks on the airplane are making it a problem for all of us in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>welcome back to kron news at noon. our top story this half hour. the european union putting sanctions on russia. this just came in to the newsroom today. this comes while president biden is tentatively agreed to meeting with the russian president. trevor shirley ha

it looks like american airlines is the only one that hasn't brought alcohol back yet.ud american airlines for working closely with the unions and for not having alcohol sales. they have done a great job throughout this pandemic making sure they're working with us and supporting the people on the front lines. i absolutely agree with my good friend, lynn montgomery, who represents the flight attendants at southwest, that this is the wrong move. southwest stopped selling alcohol just a week after the flight attendant who got her front teeth knocked out in an incident on board. and alcohol is a major contributor to these events. as long as we are enforcing the mask compliance, people have a harder time, even if they're not acting out, have a harder time complying when they're drinking alcohol. have is same communications so that everyone knows what the rules are, why they're in place, and what the consequences are if you fail to meet them. alcohol is a good opportunity to say peer pressure, and let's follow the rules because we'd all like to have a drink on the plane, woul

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a no fly list for passengers who engage in the vicious violence that we have been seeing on american airlinersheir letter to the attorney general, they actually say, we strongly condemn any violence towards airline workers. they say that in the letter, where they then defend the people who commit the violence against airline workers. marco rubio, ted cruz, rick scott, kevin kramer, cynthia lewis, and joko vin all support the criminals in the sky, and those criminals right to reboard any aircraft they want to board, after they've been convicted of savagely beating flight crews. some of the people who have savagely beaten flight crews have actually brought down those planes, cross country flights have been forced into emergency landings in the middle of the country thanks to the criminals who marco rubio is now defending, ceo of delta airlines wrote a letter to the attorney general asking for the creation of a national no fly list that can be shared by all of the airlines. to identify the people who have attacked flight crews and the people who are forced down planes that are then boarded by pol

. >> coming up here during kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight, an american airlines flight has to make an emergency landing. we have images from inside the plan will explain. also what went down here in a matter of days. voters will decide the political futures of 3 members of the san francisco united school board. >> we'll let you know what's now sparking to move them to have some big changes are coming to bark this week. there are some updated and expanded service that's happening and starting tomorrow, there's new options for riders who are headed from the east bay to the south bay kron four's camila barco has the details. >> bart is giving passengers more options and new services starting on monday. there's going to be a new transfer point at the fair in the east bay. what we're seeing with our writers is a lot of them are traveling from the dublin pleasanton area to north areas of san jose. those strains already run until midnight during the weekdays and saturdays. >> but now riders will have a chance to catch any bart train until 12:00am starting february 20th. it really is a big

american airlines plane was heading from l.a. to dc yesterday afternoon.s confirming that a passenger displayed erratic behavior that led to an emergency landing in kansas city. security met the plane at the gate and managed to get the situation under control. another passenger on the flight says the individual reportedly opened a door mid-flight and tried to get into the cockpit. american airlines so far is not confirming that. >>> 5:38 right now, a live look in downtown san jose. new national weather service numbers confirm something you probably already knew, the bayier rainy season is quickly evaporating. check out how much below normal rainfall levels are since the start of the new year. san jose nearly 4 inches light, san francisco and oakland right around 5 inches below normal. this is all since january 1st. we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall right now. the early season rains really saving this from being a whole lot worse, but we need more. >> yes, we do. and now we're looking at day 38 of this dry weather continuing. take a look at t

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i'm sure you have been on planes , any american airlines, any plane. my point is that -- i retired at 45 years. i started right out of high school, went to an apprenticeship. when we were talking about it in the late 1980's, they were talking about automation. we had a study joint with the company. automation, what does that mean? you are going to have less people in more automation. what are you going to do with these people? you are going to have less workers, but you have automation. some of these people are in their 40's. they are not ready for retirement. they say we are going to retrain everybody. we are going to have better jobs. you say that. if you have a machine that replaces five workers, you got 20 or 30 of these machines with four plans. you have one machine that can do five, 6, 7 employees' worth of work. strong negotiation. we told them no. these people have high school education. some don't. they are not like a toolmaker or electrician. we want to hammer out some of those details. problem now is that the automation is so rampant now tha

a quick thinking american airlines flight attendn't grabbed a coffee pot and bashed the man in the headn tilleyma a. breaking tonight a man who claimed his innocence 44 years celebrating freedom. a judge ruled vincent simmons did not get a trial when he was convicted of attempted aggravated rain in 1977. the judge gave simmons a new trial but the district attorney said he won't retry simmons so simmons went free. tributes continue to pour in tonight for producer and director ivan reitman who died unexpectedly sunday. numerous credits include the classic comedies "ghostbusters," animal house, kindergarten top and space jam. reitman's moviemaking son jason said his dad came from a family of survivors and he turned his legacy into laughter. ivan reitman was 75 years old. and coming up, how a new jersey mom solved a problem in the cookie industry and built an empire while she was at it. what better way to end this valentine's day than a sweet story about a mother's love for her child and cookies. here's cbs elaine quijano. >> reporter: denise woodward knows rejection in business. you were r

weekend, passengers on this american airlines flight held down a man who allegedly tried to open the door mid-flight. a flight attendant reportedly subduing him with a coffee pot. the faa is now sending 80 unruly passenger cases from the last year to the fbi to be reviewed for criminal prosecution. the country's biggest flight attendants union has joined delta airlines, calling for a federal no-fly list that would ban people convicted of disrupting flights from traveling on any airline. but this morning, a group of republican senators pushing back, sending a letter to the justice department opposing the no-fly list idea, writing, the majority of recent infractions on airplanes has been in relation to the mask mandate. the senators adding, creating a federal no-fly list for unruly passengers who are skeptical of this mandate would seemingly equate them to terrorists. >> last year saw a major spike in unruly passengers with nearly 6,000 cases. about 75% were mask related. >>> speaking of masks, the cdc is preparing new guidance for indoor mask wearing. the agency could ease recommendat

already have the power to ban people on their own, that american airlines, if somebody is on a no fly list. >> well, just go book on united or delta or vice versa. but republican senator josh hawley insists the government shouldn't get involved. this administration has a history of anybody. >> who speech? they don't like anybody who disagrees with them. they call terrorists the call an insurrection us. they try to use the force of the government captain says he doesn't know if the federal list is the answer, but addressing the bad behavior is essential for safer skies. as the saying goes houston, we have a problem. >> and that problem is some folks on the airplane are making it a problem for all of us in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> back here in the bay talking 4 zone forecast. a live look here, sfo. some folks getting out of town on the friday. the holiday weekend rebecca strom joins us with what we can expect for the weekend. yeah, vicki and grant, it's going to be beautiful tomorrow. well, if you like 70's outside right now we're seeing a nice, a li

olympic committee is, of course, the cancellation of sporting events in the country, leading american airline. delta has end of its partnership with airflow and russian carrier as 7 is suspending flies to europe till next month starting rules over european aerospace and we heard from suzanne marcia, former advisor to the regular ministration on russian affairs. she thinks there's no desire from either bruton or the russian population to see a protracted war and new crime down bass is a very, very difficult problem and was a difficult problem before this. and it's going to, it is basically that, that ukraine is in a civil war. i think poolgan is a very intelligent leader. and one thing he does not want is he does not want war. and i know that i was in russia now for the last 3 months and russian people don't want war. and i have lectured all over the united states and nobody in america once war either. so the question is, who wants war? unfortunately, i, i don't think there have been too much encouragement on the american side, but i do think that russia has often expressed in lover of i happe

for their lives when an unruly passenger tried to storm the cockpit.se well, a quick-thinking american airlinese pot and bashed the man in the head. a crowd of people held him down until the plane made an emergency landing in kansas city. breaking tonight, a man who has proclaimed his innocence for 44 years is celebrating his freedom. h a louisiana judge ruled today vincent simmons did not get a fair trial when he was convicted in 1977 of attempted aggravated rape. the judge gave simmons what he'd long been asking for, a new trial, but the district attorney said he won't retry simmons, so simmons went free. all right, tributes continue to pour in tonight for producer and director ivan reitman who died unexpectedly on sunday. his numerous credits include the classic comedies "ghostbusters," "animal house," "kindergarten cop," and "space jam." reitman's moviemaking son jason said his dad came from a family of survivors and he turned his legacy into laughter. ivan reitman was 75 years old. and coming up, how a new jersey mom solved a problem in the cookie industry and built an empire while she was

well, a frightening moment aboard an american airlines flight right before takeoff today.lane was on the tarmac at new york's j.f.k. airport heading to phoenix, when two tires blew out and the pilot had to suddenly abort takeoff. no one was hurt. all 142 passengers on board had to reschedule for a later flight. and still ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news," alec baldwin is hit with a lawsuit over that deadly accidental shooting on the set of his movie. i'm trending so hard that “hashtag common sense” can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of views. ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for this... yourself. get allstate and be better protected from mayhem for a whole lot less. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. get allstate and be better so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor abou

international olympic committee requested the cancellation of sporting events in the country, leading american airline delva has ended its partnership with their offload. while the british government as soon imposed sanctions on vladimir putin and foreign minister, elaborate on his policy reports. there has been a lot of reaction here in the u. k. downing street has said that there is nothing off the table when it comes to ukraine. but on the other hand, we have heard from the defense secretary who has reiterated again that the u. k. will not be putting boots on the ground in ukraine, also saying that they will not support a no fly zone that this will only lead to war. at the same time, the foreign secretary lead trust is undertaking around of shuttle diplomacy to try and convince other european capitals to follow what's been termed the nuclear option of sanctions. in other words, the british support for taking russia off the swift international monetary system. but earlier, the e, you refuse to adopt this? at the same time, the armed force minister has said that there are a 1000 british troops on sta

ceo doug parker of american airlines is grandstanding about legislation in texas? he is trying to distract from the fact that taxpayers help fund his $10 million plus paycheck with a bailout. american express chica -- chief executive forces his employees to undergo racist trainings in white privilege. they will stop at nothing to distract from the betrayal of the american consumer, which brings me to black rock ceo. [booing] mr. hild: the most powerful man in the world nobody asked for and the left is ever so happy to see. before i go, it is the world's largest investment management company and he has no friend to hillary clinton. i would be remiss if i didn't take a quick second to note that i personally have never been happier in my life, and i have no intent or plan to be suicided. [applause] mr. hild: let's get back to larry. as ceo of black's rock -- blackrock, he controls $10 trillion of assets, half annual gdp of america, but it is not his money. it is your money. it is stay, local, federal pensions, the american workers' for -- 401(k)s, and he is using that

. ♪ ♪ >> brian: chaos in the sky american airlines from los angeles to d.c.ver the head with a coffee pot to subdue him. the next guest was on the fly and thought he was going to die. he joins us now, thank you so much. can you tell me what happened? where were you sitting in what did you see? >> absolutely. i was on a flight going back to where i live washington, d.c., from l.a. on american airlines 1975 and halfway on the flight a little over two hours into the flight, over kansas and missouri. i can tell there was something going on near the cockpit, but it wasn't clear. i remember the flight attendant came next to my seat came in yelling at loudly to turn the lights back on. she turns the lights on and the plane starts descending rapidly. at the very beginning, we didn't know but we could see something going on near the cockpit door and may be at the pilot passed out or something but a little scary because we were descending quickly. and my feet all the way back, coffee pot and out front where the passengers that were in the front were very brave and amaz

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earlier today, they have been lower, now we have american airlines up .6%.is one of the other pieces that doesn't fit that you were talking about, gold is higher up 1.3%. i want to look at a chart that when i presented it last time it didn't work out the way i presented it. this is gold, a massive downtrend over the last year or so but one that has been very volatile with the uncertainty in all markets. right breaking out of the range suggesting there could be a big break. but the rsi, the last time i showed this chart talking that we would to gold go back down, i think the chart may still be suggesting it but you have a breakout. this is another piece in the risk off-risk on picture that has been difficult to sort out. guy: thank you very much. let's get back to the geopolitical uncertainty. vladimir putin countering warnings that russia could invade in days. a televised meeting early on with defense ministers showing their making an effort to find a diplomatic resolution. suggesting talks should continue. putin says, all right. the war was imminent. let's

one guy at american airlines tried to open up -- on the side of people of color to step in and help us out -- i do not believe in lifetime bans, but there should be some sort of policy we can use to send a message to people. it has exploded. host: any thoughts? guest: not a lot of thoughts on airline safety. but as someone who occasionally flies, some of the solutions to these issues have been structured. it is a good example to pull apart. now alcohol is not served on planes they determined this was a contributing factor, those who are intoxicated or bringing their own alcohol. now they are not serving alcohol beverages, but they remind you that it is no longer permitted. they remind you repeatedly from the moment you walk into the airport that a mask is required. so there are structural downstream issues that are intended to ensure that there is not conflict. clearly, it is still happening, and i do not know that we have the numbers to see if solutions are effective. that the general idea is we are picking upstream in this microcosm of public safety, but i do not know if it is compar

well, a quick-thinking american airlines flight attendant grabbed a coffeepot and, yep, babe bashed thee head. they landed in kansas city. >>> a man who proclaimed his innocence 44 years is celebrating his freedom. a louisiana judge ruled vincent simmons did not get a fair trial when he was convicted in 1977 of attempted aggravated rape. the judge gave simmons what he had long been asking for, a new trial. the district attorney said he won't retry simmons, so simmons went free. >>> tributes continue to pour in tonight for producer and director ivan reitman who died unexpectedly on sunday. reitman's numerous credits include ghost busters, animal house, kindergarten cop, and space jamb. reitman's movie making son jason says his dad came from a family of survivors, and he turned his legacy into laughter. ivan reitman was 75 years old. >>> and coming up, how a new jersey mom solved a problem in the (dr. david jeremiah) there may have never been another time in history when end times prophecy has been more aligned with the culture and circumstances of the world than it is today. i believe th

an american airlines flight from los angeles to washington, d.c. makes an unexpected stop? passenger tried to open a door to the airplane. flight attendants say the crew and other passengers helped subdue the unruly individual. law enforcement met the flight in kansas city and took that passengers into custody. my goodness. and for the second straight day. a pga player makes an ace on one of golf's most iconic. >> since last ace francisco in 2019. ryder set off the party. ortiz? how about it? [cheers] >> there did you go making a hole in one at the iconic 16th at scottsdale on saturday sam ryder scored a one on the hole. those are your headlines, guys, exciting stuff. >> steve: what are they throwing out there? >> carley: beer cans. >> some of the guys too many off their shirts. >> a lot of sports news today. >> thanks, carley. will. >> meanwhile 20 minutes after the top of the hour. you might have missed this if you weren't watching fox or reading the "new york post" or the daily mail for the most part durham probe only spent $3 million close to 30 million from the mueller

two american airlines flights were forced to divert. and a crew member stopped him by hitting him on the head with a pot of coffee. i want to discuss all of this with sarah nelson, the president of the association of flight attendants. it's always good to see you. in this letter to the justice department, this group of republican senators argues, and i quote from this letter, the creation of this list by doj would result in a severe restriction on the ability of citizens to fully exercise their constitutional right to engage in interstate transportation. what say you? >> i would say they should start with voting for voting rights to make sure people can express their constitutional rights. but what i would also say is get serious. come on now. this has been over a year these events have been off the charts. people are starting to look at this and, like you said, it's downright scary. they're looking at that and they're saying when i buy a ticket is this what my flying experience will be like? the flight attendants working these flights

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american airlines has pulled out a big part of the widebody fleet.e have other carriers that are much weaker. we see a nice opening for us to redeploy some capacity on the transatlantic. paris is a big leisure market. we are not as affected by business traffic. we think the timing is right to try to get into a rights issue or something along those lines. guy: i've been listening to what the low-cost carriers have been saying. they are clearly itching to put a lot of capacity back into europe. are you going to manage your approach to europe given the fact they have that capacity, they have -- we have two powerful intercontinental hubs. we have amsterdam that has been optimized over last 40 years, a lot of experience in connecting customers. that airport is saturated. there are no slots. surplus capacity is not possible for amsterdam. we will continue to refine our operation there. we have a diversified network that we can move flying around, also amsterdam, our operation with klm, the size of our business cabinets are relatively small in europe. we ar

american airlines took the biggest hit.ld outside here. >> very cold indeed sure the question is how much longer will this stick around? >> two more days of this winter chill. i think you can forget about those flannel pjs and forget -- and put them away for the weekend to for now, turn up the heat. consider this balmy compared to what is going to come. we are in the mid 40's to low 50's. we have freeze warnings and frosted pfizer is covering all of the bay area the exception of san francisco this is during the morning hours until 9:00 a.m. mid-20's for temperatures. there is a hard freeze warning for fray field -- for fairfield and so soon. it is going to be cold. it was very cold this morning. we had upper 20's to low 40's. get ready for chilling conditions. protect those plants, pets and pipes. don't forget address in lawyers. clear skies tonight. a beautiful view from our emeryville camera. 49 in san francisco should say in who they, 50. look at this gorgeous view from our east bay hills camera. san jose camera, their c

. >>> a live look at in sfo if you're planning a summer vacation on american airlines, you might wantk to domestic flights. they are cutting the international schedule again because boeing is behind on the dreamliner deliveries and so far, the roads impacted include seattle to london, los angeles to london and dallas to tel aviv. airlines had been hoping for a rebound as travel extractions loose and worldwide. >>> a deadly police crash in southern california over the weekend on huntington beach with police officers recovering at home after surviving a crash and another officer did not. investigators pulled the wreckage from the water off newport beach yesterday. security video from a nearby home shows the moments the chopper splashed into a marina and a witness said it appeared to be out-of-control. ntsb investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> do we know how it hit the water? >> based on the video, that i think everyone has seen, it appears like a nose-down dissent. we need more forensic laboratory work. >> can you talk about the call? >> not much beyond that he sta

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