american airlines it says today's picketing will have no impact on their operation. they said americans' flight attendants are the best in the business, and like all our team members, deserve to paid well. we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation, and we respect the right of our flight attendants to participate in informational picketing and to send a bigger message these flight attendants are not just going to be picketing at sfo, but 11 different airports across the country there -- -- country. here at sfo the picketing is expected to continue until 1:00. kumasi: thank you. developing news this morning, a student accused of killing three student athletes at the university of virginia is in custody after a 13-hour manhunt. jobina, it looks like this person was already on the university's radar. jobina: yes, classes at the university of virginia are canceled again today as the campus comes to grips with the loss of these three student athletes. aut

american airlines says that the picketing will have no impact on their operations. flight attendants are working to secure a contract complete with a wage increase for the first time since 2018. the union called the association of professional flight attendants says that even flight hours across the country have returned to pre-pandemic levels there are thousands fewer flight attendants which makes it even more challenging to recover from weather events meaning longer workdays, minimal rest which leads to exhaustion and crews timing out. new hire flight attendants are required to move into hub cities with astronomical costs leaving many to struggle to afford housing and the cost of living. american airlines said that the flight attendants are the best in the blizzard -- in the business and every team member deserves to pay well and we meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to meet you in agreement -- to reach an agreement and we respect the right of our flight attendants to participation -- to participate in informational picketing. th

the nfl star getting into a dispute with an american airlines flight crew and forcing the entire plane. to evacuate. former super bowl champion wide receiver odell beckham jr. causing a stir after an incident on a commercial flight. beckham jr was removed from the plane and escorted off by police for allegedly not putting on his seatbelt, according to authorities. miami dade police officers were dispatched to miami international airport on a medical emergency call aboard an american airlines flight to los angeles. the crew telling officers they were concerned for the star wide receiver safety after they tried to wake him up so he could fasten his seat belt. the crew allegedly aspect of several times to leave the plane, but authorities say he refused. as a result, all passengers were ordered to deplane, including beckham, who was taken away by police. beckham tweeting never in my life have i experienced what just happened to me? beckham's attorney claims the flight attendant responsible was overzealous, saying in a statement. mr beckham fell asleep with his blanket over his head, which

american airlines employees are walking off the job to the picket line. attendants expressed their frustration with the airline after failing to reach a contract agreement. >> after 3 years of negotiating kron four's. charles clifford has the details. >> well, here at sfo on monday, about 100 flight attendants with american airlines held what they called an informational picket outside terminal one. the association of professional flight attendants representing american airlines. flight attendants says they've been in contract negotiations with the airline since 2019 and a failed to reach an agreement and they say they believe the airline is not negotiating in good faith. among the sticking points are pay and benefits and also working conditions for flight attendants. the flight attendants here also upset that american airlines is closing down its crew base at sfo. the union says they wanted to hold this informational picket to send a message to the airline. we just want the company here that we're ready for a contract and we need to negotiate fairly. >>

that american airlines did sent kron 4 a statement in response. they said american flight attendants are the best in the business. and like all our team members deserve to be paid well and competitively. we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and our operation. now, again, they are planning on resuming negotiations tomorrow. but for now at sfo, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you for that live report. they are the only ones on the picket lines all across california. demonstrations continue for tens of thousands of uc researchers and student workers striking for better compensation. >> this was the scene yesterday at ucsf. some 48,000 uc student workers striking over unsuccessful contract negotiations. those workers say they're not earning enough money to pay rent and put food on the table. in a statement, the university of california system says they've conducted more than 50 bargaining sessions and have worked in good faith t

flight attendants from american airlines want a wage increase. union says travel has returned to the pandemic levels with fewer light attendants. >> we want to make sure we are provided a living wage contract. and one that is good for everybody out there online. kristen: the strike is taking place at 11 airports across the country a statement from american airline says we continue to work with the flight attendant to reach an agreement that meets their needs and our operation. dan: nearly 50,000 university of california workers are on day two of a strike. the union says it's the largest higher education strike in u.s. history. [indiscernible] dan: abc 7 was the u.c. berkeley where thousands of students and stewart it employees walked off the job. some say they are making less than 20 dollars an hour -- $20 an hour. >> you cannot -- cannot continue to work on this campus with these wages. many majority of student on campus are -- [indiscernible] dan: negotiations have been over a year and during that time they five -- filed 20 lawsuits. kristen: y

here's how american airlines described the incident quote.m miami to los angeles, returned to the gate before takeoff due to a customer failing to follow crew member instructions and refusing to fasten their seatbelt. the customer was removed. o b. j has a very different take on this. take a look. the free agent posting on twitter quote. never in my life. have i experienced what just happened to me? i've seen it all. i could never make this up and simply quote comedy hour with a crying, laughing emoji. the timing could not be worse for beckham. he's expected to sign with an nfl team very soon. he's been rehabbing a torn a c l that he suffered in last year's super bowl. and he's expected to join a contender for the end of the nfl regular season doesn't appear that beckham is being charged in this incident. miami dade police say he made other travel accommodations after the incident that you saw play out right there, but we will see if it will impact his nfl future in the coming days and weeks, native oy fox news. hundreds of soccer fans conver

in the summer of 1973, american airlines hired her to be a pilot.in a grand ceremony that august, the president american airlines pinned the wings on the lapel of that jacket right there, the first ever airline pilot jacket tailored specifically for a woman. and still, she faced adversity. snide remarks from her colleagues. insulting remarks from passengers. at times in the 1970s, when a man would get on a plane and see a woman in the cockpit, he would refuse to fly. and instead of removing the male passenger from the plane, the airlines sometimes removed the female pilot from the cockpit. and perhaps most surprisingly, at least to me, she faces snide and insulting remarks from the press. the same press that at times had dogged my flyers back in the 1920s and 30s. i mentioned that ceremony that summer with the president american airlines pin the wings on the lapel of that jacket. american airlines made a big deal out of that event. as they should have. they invited all the national media to come. and that weekend, los angeles times, the los angeles

and american airlines hired this woman. she was 24 years old. and from florida a pilot's daughter. she had been struggling for years to get hired at any kind of flying outfit cargo or passenger. and she had failed. some airlines still in existence today denied her and told her don't bother applying again. we don't hire women. but she persistent. and in the summer of 1973 american airlines hired her to be a pilot and a grand ceremony that august the president of american airlines pinned the wings on the lapel of that jacket right there the first ever airline pilot jacket tailored specifically for a woman. and still she faced adversity. snide remarks from her colleagues insulting remarks from passengers at times in the 1970s when a man would get on a plane and see a woman in the cockpit he would refuse to fly. and instead of removing the male passenger from the plane the airlines sometimes removed the female pilot from the cockpit. and perhaps most surprising at least to me is she faced snide and insulting remarks from the press? the same press that at times had dogged my flyers back

here is how american airlines describes it.28 with service to miami returned to the gate before take off due to customer failing to follow crewmember instructions and refusing to fasten their seatbelt. obj has a very different take on this. take a look here. the football player posting on twitter never my life have i experience what just happened to me. i have seen it all. i could never make this up. and then that last when you see posting simply "comedy hour with the crying laughing emoji. it could not be worse for beckham. he is expected to sign soon with an nfl team. he has been rehabbing the torn acl that he suffered in last year's super bowl game that he caught a touch down pass and. a contender for the regular season and into the playoffs. it does not appear that he is being charged in this incident. he made other travel accommodations. we will see if this possibly impacts his future in the coming days and weeks. >> a lot of people wondering where he will land. thank you. >> you've got it. >> this, of course, is one of th

. >>> american airlines flight attendants are upping the pressure on the company. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> one-date informational pickets . in addition to a new contact, they are also opposing the closing of the sfo base. the crew claims it will impact more than 400 people and their families. american airlines said they we continued to meet to reach an agreement that benefits both of flight attendants in the operation. >>> just hours away from f's most critical mission in more than a decade to land an astronaut on the moon within two years. >> but first, the biggest rocket on earth has to get off the ground. science editor brian hackney has the latest. >> reporter: there it sits tonight. $4 billion worth of the most powerful rocket this country has ever built . the launch delayed four times because of the weather and fuel leaks. we are talking to you at 4:00 in the morning pacific time. at this moment, how do things look for lots? that right now, we have the thumbs up. we are looking forward to watch. make it has taken 10 years to get us to tonight in a process that is potentially fra

well, in san francisco, american airlines flight attendants were picketing outside of sfo. one of many outside airports across the country. they say contract talks between flight attendants and the airline of broken down. they argue that the airlines not negotiating in good faith and they are asking for better pay. and for benefits. >> we just want the company here that we're ready for a contract and we need to negotiate fairly. and the company wants to. but more workers on us which benefit them and and our help. now. >> american airlines says it has been in frequent communication with the union saying in a statement that, quote, american's flight attendants are the best in the biz. and like all our team members deserve to be paid well and competitively. we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation. well, an unruly passenger caused a bit of a stir on a red eye flight out of san francisco over the weekend. according to united airline's a disruptive customer on

american airlines argues it has been meeting regularly with the flight attendants union. airline says it respects the rights of workers to pick it and that it will not affect traffic. flight attendants say they're also upset that its crew base at sfo is closing down. >> we just want the company here that we're ready for a contract and we need to negotiate fairly. and the company wants to. but more workers on us which benefit them and and our health. >> american airlines did release this statement saying americans a flight attendance of the best in the business. like all our team members deserve to be paid. well, competitively, we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits our attended. flight attendants and our operation contract talks are now set to resume tomorrow. >> well, an unruly passenger caused a bit of a stir on a red eye flight out of san francisco over the weekend. according to united airline's a disruptive customer on a flight from san francisco to chicago needed to be removed from the p

we reached out to american airlines. they sent us this statement that says, >> quote, american's flight attendants are the best in the business. and like all of our team members deserve to be paid well and competitively. >> we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation. >> it's all out effort to make people feel safe to come back to san francisco's union square this holiday season. and today city leaders describe just how they plan to do it. kron four's haaziq madyun has details. >> we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the streets and that purpose is to arrest people who don't get it. this is a new day. >> city leaders in san francisco have got a new attitude for union square this holiday season aiming for it to be one of the safest locations in the city. we're here to celebrate and uplift san francisco. this press conference is kicking off san francisco safe shopper initiative here in u

and the world's biggest airline by passenger numbers, american airlines said recently...t's despite a host of challenges such as the worsening economic outlook in many parts of the world, fuel costs that have scored because of the war in ukraine and ongoing problems across the industry in finding just enough staff. and that is crucial to making our journeys work smoothly and returning the airlines to profitability. so they can splash the cash on all the stuff that is here at the show. and that return to profit globally, iata expected to happen next year with north america leading the way and asia—pacific lagging behind thanks to ongoing covid restrictions particularly in china. and an uncertain economic outlook is not normally a good sign for airlines but that has to be balanced against future pent—up demand from passengers as much of the world puts covid in the rear view mirror, so what does that mean for air new zealand, an airline who's home country face some of the strongest restrictions on the planet. so i've been catching up with its big boss. a real pleasure having

that story after this. >> pilots for american airlines reject their company's latest contract offer thishe most recent of a series of labor talks setbacks across major u.s. airlines. the allied pilots association represents about 15,000 american airlines. pilots. they say the board voted against the proposal calling for 12% raises pilots would again get a 5% raise the next year and 2% after 2 years. this comes after unions for pilots from both delta and united airlines rejected their company's contract offers as well. the cost of just about everything he's calling up and that is changing. what's considered a customary tip. a study released this year says leaving a 25% tip is now the new norm. 25%. the service industry was heavily impacted by the pandemic. and many rely on tips to survive due to a them potentially earning less than minimum wage. a new survey shows 42% of customers are starting to leave bigger tapes as a way of helping those to let the struggling during difficult times. and car company which used to be fee at chrysler is warning owners of certain cars to stop driving becau

removed from an american airlines flight. police say he appeared to be in and out of consciousness. >> the dramatic rescue at sea caught on video. a cruise ship passenger overboard in the gulf of mexico for nearly 24 hours. how the coast guard pulled off this daring rescue. >>> the incredible new images just in. a plane crashing into power lines, cutting off power to tens of thousands. >>> and irene cara inspired a generation. tonight we remember the icon who asked us to remember her name. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air, millions are brieving a slow trek home on what is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year. a storm in the northeast corridor is disrupting holiday travel for millions. these are images from i-95 in fairfield county, connecticut. 49 million people were expected to hit the road this holiday despite gas prices at the highest levels th

after months of negotiations, american airlines pilots and the american airlines board of directors have not been able to reach a contract agreement. flight attendants are also upset that american plans to close its base for flight attendants at that store fill, forcing many to relocate. base has been here over 50 years. some of the tenants have deeply rooted here, and it's really disappointing. the company decided to do this, workers say, while air traffic is returning to pre pandemic levels, the airline is severely understaffed with thousands of fewer employees. academic workers at the university of california continue their strike for a third day, demanding better pay and working conditions despite some progress in negotiations between the united auto workers union and the u. c system, there has been no word of any compromise on key items such as pay and childcare subsidies here because i want to teach. i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life, so i much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the picket line. about 48,000 workers are on t

to show their concern about a labor dispute that could have a major impact on holiday travel, american airline pilots and the airlines board of directors have not been able to reach a contract agreement. after months of negotiations. the flight attendants are going to be joined by union workers from other airlines during the protest today. happening now academic workers from all 10 university of california system campuses statewide or on strike , and they're demanding better working conditions. ktvu is james torres is in berkeley right now to tell us about some progress made in the negotiations. good morning, james. good morning to you, david. this all started officially just a little under 24 hours ago. eight o'clock yesterday when a number of students, researchers as well as academic employees came out and said they were coming off the job. until you see made some changes. and now we're seeing some of those people back out here this morning, getting set up with the number of the signs and banners that they created over the weekend. these people include a mix of academic researchers, grad and

know what other airlines fly the route you want to take, so if something goes sideways with american airlinesr example, and you need to get to seattle, you should know what other airlines operate that flight so when your flights get cancelled or delayed, you can call american and say, hey, put me on this flight. know the flight number and that information and have that plan in your back pocket so you can be rebooked if something goes wrong. same thing with renting a car. obviously you're not going to drive to seattle, but if your trip is a little closer, renting a car might be the best option if there's a lot of delays. >> you suggest installing the airline app on your phone. people that travel all the time, most people have a few of those airline apps on their phone, but a lot of people don't. what is the benefit of using that space on your phone to download the app? >> you're going to be a savvy consumer if you have that app in case something goes wrong. not only could you potentially be alerted to a delay or cancellation via the app, you could also be one of the first people to rebook your

american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees this year company wide. southwest airlines says it has hired more than 15,000. and at united airlines, 2,000 new customer service representatives are helping passengers in new ways. called agent on demand, you scan a qr code for a video call. agents can now connect with a stranded passenger at o'hare when they're not busy at another airport like dulles. >> i think this is going to be a great help, especially now that we're having snow everywhere. we want to be there for our customers to support them, make it easy, and just make them feel good about the trip and take off some of the stress. >> airlines insist they now have the right people in the right places. now the pressure is on them to perform. are you worried at all? >> i'm worried about the weather. i always worry about the weather because that's the number one thing that is ruin a flight. i think we're flexible enough now that if there are cancellations or delays we'll be ready to get people where they want to go. >> pete muntean, thank you. >>> joinin

american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees this year companywide. irlines says it has hired more than 15,000. and at united airlines 2,000 new customer service representatives are helping passengers in new ways. >> this is debbie speaking. may i help you? >> reporter: called agent on demand. you scan a qr code for a video call. agents can now connect with a stranded passenger at o'hare when they're not busy at another airport like dulles. >> i think this is going to be a great help, especially now that we're having snow everywhere. we want to be there for our customers, support them, make it easy, and just make them feel good about the trip and take off some of the stress. >> reporter: airlines insist they now have the right people in the right places. now the pressure is on them to perform. are you worried at all? >> i'm worried about the weather. i always worry about the weather because that's the number one thing that can ruin a flight. i think we're flexible enough now that if there are cancellations or delays we will be ready to try to get peopl

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but american airlines said it has hired 12,000 employees this year companywide. ired for man 15,000. and at united airlines, 2,000 new customer service representatives are helping passengers in new ways called agent on demand. you scan a qr code for a video call. agents can now connect with a stranded passenger at o'hare when tlheir not busy at another airport like dulles. >> this is a great help now that we're having snow. we want to support our customers and make them feel good about the trip and take off some of the stress. >> reporter: airlines insist they have the right people in the right places. now the pressure is on them to perform. >> are you worried? >> i'm worried about the weather. i always worry about the weather because that is the number one thing that could ruin a flight. i think we're flexible enough now that if there are cancellations or delays, we'll be ready to try to get people to where they want to go. >> reporter: we will see if all of this hiring makes a difference. so far so good. just checked flight aware, about 80 cancellations yesterda

american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors have still not been able to reach a contract agreement. after months of negotiations. white attendants say they're also upset that the american plans to close its base for flight attendants at sfo, forcing many to relocate. basis been here over 50 years. some of the tenants have deeply rooted here, and it's really disappointing. the company decided to do this, the workers say, while air traffic is returning to pre pandemic levels, the airline is severely understaffed. with thousands of fewer employees. pickets were also held today, a boston, jfk, philadelphia and several other hubs. fires at homeless encampments are costing quite a bit of money to put out why some city leaders in oakland are pointing the finger at caltrans. for the problem. head leaders from the bay area's air quality regulators speak at the global climate conference in egypt their message on the global stage. and we're looking at another cold night tonight and another mile to warm day tomorrow. there are changes in the forecast, though we'll take a look at the

american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors have still not been able to reach a contract agreement. after months of negotiations, the flight attendants will be joined by union workers from other airlines during today's protest times now, 4 15 new reports of progress made at the bargaining table after thousands of uc academic workers went on strike walking picket lines at 10 uc campuses statewide. ktvu is elissa harrington has very latest on the negotiations. marching chanting and waving signs. you see grad students with the united auto workers union took to the picket lines at uc berkeley, demanding better wages and working conditions. the energy has been really high people are feeling really good. i think people are really fired up in our noses, a grant student instructor called a gsc in the school of public health. said. they want to be able to live where they work. cost of living in the bay area is insane. i have co workers who commute from san mateo commute from sacramento, striking include teaching assistants, tutors, researchers and post doctoral scholars. we were a

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american airlines, however, argues that it's been meeting regularly with the flight attendants union. >> we just want the company here that we're ready for a contract and we need to negotiate fairly. and the company wants to. but more workers on us which benefit them and and are >> the airline says it respects the rights of the workers to picket and that it won't affect travel. the company releasing a statement saying in part that their flight attendants deserve to be paid well and competitively and they will continue to work towards reaching an agreement that benefits both parties contract talks are set to resume tomorrow >> fast food workers also on the picket lines today. this is the scene here outside the starbucks regional office in san francisco, cooks and cashiers protesting fast food companies. starbucks efforts to overturn the fast recovery act, which sets regulations for minimum wage and health and safety rules. they say they want their employers to join the fast food council, which would set required standards for large chains have to follow in the state. that's what develo

after months of negotiations, american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors have stillh a contract agreement. flight attendants are also upset that american plans to close its base for flight attendants at sfo. forcing many to relocate. time is 5 45 more bay area layoffs to tell you about this morning, according to the chronicle, the modular home builder viv is cutting its workforce by about 100 employees . third of its workers companies based in san mateo. it has a factory in union city. viv reportedly raised $400 million in funding earlier this year. and the cement plant inquiry in the south bay that's head problems with regulators will be closing for good lehi. southwest cement company says it won't restarted cement killed at its plant near cupertino in unincorporated santa clara county. that particular plant was cited 2100 times and a nine year period. for breaking a variety of environmental regulations. santa clara county board of supervisors will be talking about future uses of that location when they meet tomorrow. san francisco is trying to make roads safer for

american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors still haven't been able to reach a contract agreement. after months of negotiations. the flight attendants will be joined by union workers from other airlines during today's protest , republicans are one seat away from gaining control of the house of representatives, but there is a growing divide in the republican party after disappointing results. in the midterm election. as lauren blanchard reports it could all come to a head in a leadership vote being held today. more than 80 newly elected house lawmakers from both parties posing for a class photo on the steps of the u. s. capitol republicans are on the cusp of winning a majority after the midterms, but who will take the gavel? kevin mccarthy is vying to become the next speaker, but he may face a challenge from within his own party when the gop holds a closed door vote today, and i think that probably speak leader . mccarthy will probably get the nomination in a majority vote among republicans, but here's what will be very clear. is that he nor no one has 218 votes. leadersh

american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors have still not been able to reach a contract agreement. after months of negotiations. union workers from other airlines are expected to join the flight attendants protests today at noon. pre sale tickets went on sale this morning for taylor swift upcoming tour, which includes a stop at levi stadium, but fans were left frustrated under ticketmaster site kept crashing, leading the company to make some changes. at 10 o'clock this morning, ticketmaster provided an update on twitter, referring to what it called historically unprecedented demand, with millions trying to buy tickets in the pre sale. hundreds of thousands of tickets have already been sold nationwide pre sale for west coast states, including levi stadium that was scheduled for 10 a.m. this morning. now take place at three o'clock this afternoon. the capital. one sale has been rescheduled for two o'clock tomorrow. facebook's parent company filed state documents making official let's plan to cut more than 2500 jobs in the bay area. the information about the layoffs that me

. >> american airlines flight attendants picketing outside at sfo yesterday. and there were tickets all around the country. a different airport. they say that contract talks with flight attendants, the airline of broken down and they say the airline is not negotiating in good faith. they want better pay and better benefits. >> we just want the company here that we're ready for a contract and we need to negotiate fairly. and the company wants to. but more workers on us which benefit them and and our american airlines says that it has been in frequent communication with the union and they released this statement saying in part, >> americans a flight attendant, so the best in the business and like all our team members deserve to be paid well and competitively. we continue to be regularly with the associate of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation. >> in san francisco city supervisor dean preston announces a plan to acquire the building at 600 van ness for affordable housing. that's the building

but more workers on us which benefit them and and are >> american airlines says it has been in frequent communication with the union saying in a statement america wants a flight attendant said the best in the business, like all our team members deserve to be paid well and competitively. we continue to meet with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our attendance and operation. >> well, the department of transportation says that it is taking historic action against some airlines for failing to provide timely refunds to customers. the agency says it has handed out 7 million dollars in fines pushing airlines to issue hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds for pandemic-related cancellations and delays. however, critics are pointing out that all major u.s. airlines were left untouched by the fines. >> the 6 airlines are going to be facing fines for taking too long. we're creating too many obstacles for passengers who tried to get refunds. where with the penalties for the largest defenders, united airlines for, for example, in the year

killing all of them on board the first victim to be identified as an army veteran and a retired american airlines pilot named terry barker of keller, texas, national transportation officials are investigating the cause of this crash. authorities are working to identify other victims. >> president biden has arrived in bali for the g 20 summit. he's expected to have a high stakes meeting with chinese president xi jin ping. it set for tomorrow on the sidelines of the summit. it will mark the first time the leaders of the world's 2 biggest economies meet in person since president biden took office. it also comes weeks after she secured a 3rd five-year term. the white house says the president intends to discuss trade, russia and growing tensions between china and washington over taiwan. >> the hotel in miami beach that both hosting the beatles and president john f kennedy in its heyday is now rubble. as you can see, the deauville hotel was demolished this morning after it was deemed too unsafe to preserve. it was constructed in 1957. and by the 1960's, it was the place to be the ed sullivan show tape.

. >> reporter: both retired american airline. remarkably no one on the ground was hurt. of air shows? >> the air show is a very important part of recognizing our heritage. and the air shows can typically be done safely. >> reporter: still these were very experienced pilots at the control, which raises questions about whether the vintage war planes are better off on display than in the air. jd miles, cbs news, dallas. >>> and after the break, san jose mayor sam. >>> and a reminder to download the app that will give you 24-hour access to see the bay area and the newscast and real-time news updates. you can also sign up for breaking ne what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed nternet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited

i was listening when they were talking about the chinese airline that doesn't allow american airlines to be bought by the chinese airline so they can manipulate the market and house will be in order. previously postped.the rules >> we now return to the u.s. house floor as part of our commitment to gavel ty govl coverage. members return to vote on bills from today. remaining ectron --, remaining electronicotesill be concted as five-minute votes. votes. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, to suspend the rules and pass senate 4003, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. i ask now that the clerk will report the title, please. the clerk: senate 4003, an act to amend the omnibus crime control and safe streets act of 1968, to provide for training on alternatives to use of force, de-escalation and mental and behavioral health and suicidal crisis. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a

flight attendants from american airlines are seeking a wage increase.pre-pandemic levels with fewer flight attendants. many are working long days. they are not expected to impact operation. greg still to come, we all know which critical environment for sustainability is coming. experts say that we can bring that number up and ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> climate activists in austria attacked a famous painting today. you can see day through oily liquid on this pentagon death and life. one of the vandals also glued himself to the glass, protecting the painting's frame. members of the group tweeted that they targeted the painting to protest their government use of fossil energies. >> here in the united states marks the 25th anniversary of national america recycles day. it is an initiative to raise awareness about the benefits of recycling but it comes as new data for these to today shows a drop in recycling around the state. zach fuentes has the story. fres

an army veteran, an american airlines pilot of 36 years. terry spent decades of his storied and accomplished life serving others. an unmatch dedication to serving veterans is a testament to the kind of man terry was. just last week terry helped up the keller field honor. 1,776 full-sized u.s. flags dedicated to the 1,776 heroes. he then took to the skies one last time in a world war ii-era b-17 bomber to pay tribute to the greatest generation. terry was spent two terms as a keller city councilmember. my friend and colleague, keller mayor described terry as his mentor and an ongoing and selfless man who always had a joke to share. texas 24 lost an american patriot, a public servant and beloved friend this week. i ask you to please join me in praying for terry, his family, and all those affected by this weekend's tragedy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. mr. bacon: thank you, mr. speaker. my good friend from texas. i rise to honor sergeant dennis l.pavlek, wh

war two airplanes writing even after retiring from serving on the city council and flying for american airlines, barker's love for community was unmistakable down on the airport. videos showed the planes are boeing b 17 flying fortress at a bell p. 63 king cobra fighter flying over a highway and then colliding midair crashing to the ground as debris rains down on the cars below five crew members of the b 17. and the pilot of the p 63 were fatally injured. the ohio wing civil air patrol confirms one of its members, major curtis rowe, was on board the b 17 with barker. the ntsb says it is now looking into the training records of the pilots as well as how the planes were maintained. one of the things we would probably most likely be trying to determine is why those aircraft for a co altitude and the same airspace at the same time, organizers estimate up to 6000 people were on the ground at the area at the time, but no bystanders were injured. the planes are not required to carry flight data recorders or cockpit voice recorders, commonly known as black boxes, which could complicate the investigatio

army veteran terry parker is among the victims barker's a former american airlines pilot keller city councilman. >> now a scare at a san jose airport when a small plane crash lands on to the runway. the mercury news reports the single engine plane was fly near reid-hillview airport when it began coming down shortly around 3 in the afternoon yesterday. there are no reports of any injuries. the federal aviation administration is working to gather more information. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> crypto currency markets around the world are rattled. how in the bankruptcy of ftx, the connections its founder >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are at 4.29. going on for 30 here on this monday. well, we are blessed this morning with days far as president. he's been talking how cold it is. david, thank you. brought the chilean with you this morning. i go and mittens the desk >> morning. they're in a good morning, everybody. a cold. it is this morning. get a little flavor of when or where are we with dry air in place. here's a live shot of embarcadero for you goin

they feel that especially the american airlines are not by their side anymore. and they're really trying their best to convince the americans, but also the russians to talk to the turkish or to talk to the, the turks, to not go ahead with this plant ground offensive. but the only president out a gun would see whether this is actually a plan that he will consider. he has to, he is the one that needs to give the go for the ground offensive. and only he knows whether this will be coming in the next couple of days or not. yeah, you mentioned that is, i mean, i'm here to one and said that the strikes that we're seeing now are just the beginning. what, what are you hearing? how widely is a ground invasion? well, as i said, only he knows if he goes ahead with it. i would say it sounds very likely and it sounds like he also because it has happened before. it wouldn't be the 1st ground offensive in recent years that turkey would have into syria and the kurdish people that we speak to the people that really represent the kurdish militia as the y p g s the f us forces. they

the bay area news group is reporting that american airlines is closing its flight attendant base at the airport which would mean more than 400 workers losing their jobs. now, we have reached out to the airline for comment, and have not heard back yet. >>> coming up, still ahead, former ufc champion caen velasquez, free on bail in his attempt at murder case. his message as a judge decides whether he should face trial. >> loved ones, family, friends, and bring something positive from this whole situation. >> reporter: plus, how your pocket change is honoring the legacy of a trailblazing asian american actress. >>> the rain has moved out, cool air is sticking around. it will be chilly in land, tonight, or a frosted visor is ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a

the plane and miami international this morning, according to police back then was on board an american airlines flight to los angeles. flight attendants say he refused to buckle his seatbelt. and appeared to go in and out of consciousness. that's when officers were called on board, police say when beckham was asked to exit the plane, he refused, and everyone else on the flight was forced to exit as well. the flight eventually departed about an hour later back and was not cited. he later took to twitter, calling the incident comedy hour. bargain hunters are already getting a jump start on cyber monday deals because many stores launched those sales early today in retail experts say customers can expect big savings on everything from tech to beauty reporter ashley rodriguez tells us how those deep discounts make big day get this holiday season. this year. cyber monday is expected to remain the seasons and the year's biggest shopping day and online retailers are ready. i am seeing slightly deeper discounts and more discounts. a number of retailers are sitting on excess stock because of recent suppl

captain dentist hager has been with american airlines for more than 30 years. he says having a partner for safe decision-making is at the core of what they do, especially in emergency situations. sick could be a passenger disruption while in flight it could be the weather. a major system malfunction like an engine fire, low visibility approaches. the bottom line is soul to soul contact is what is going to make the difference in these scenarios. and aviation consultant colonel jay joseph who flew for u.s. airways agrees adding it will be tough to get passengers on board to the ramifications of the downside to that are so far-reaching. you never be able to find. i'm. >> here. the i think you'd be able general traveling public on board with. >> aviation attorney and pilot timothy lauren juror telling newsnation he sees no path forward here for single pilot flights. it's very important to create an environment where people feel i got tells me that that the faa and other governmental agencies will be very hard pressed to approve something like this. >> and that was

captain dentist hager has been with american airlines for more than 30 years. he says having a partner for safe decision-making is at the core of what they do, especially in emergency situations. sick could be a passenger disruption while in flight it could be the weather. a major system malfunction like an engine fire, low visibility approaches. the bottom line is soul to soul contact is what is going to make the difference in these scenarios. and aviation consultant colonel jay joseph who flew for u.s. airways agrees adding it will be tough to get passengers on board to the ramifications of the downside to are so far-reaching. you never be able to find. i'm. >> it can hear the i think you'd be able general traveling public on board with. >> aviation attorney and pilots, timothy lauren juror telling newsnation he sees no path forward here for single pilot flights. it's very important to create an environment where people feel i got tells me that that the faa and other governmental agencies will be very hard pressed to approve something like this. >> markie mar

. >> reporter: among the six killed, terry barker and lynn root, both retired american airlines pilotsthey were onboard the b-17 bomber. remarkably, no one on the ground was hurt. what does this say about the future of air shows? >> i think the air shows are an important part of recognizing our heritage. air shows can typically be done safely. >> reporter: these were very experienced pilots at the controls which raises questions about whether vintage warplanes are better off on display than in the air. >> thank you. >>> the head of u.s. customs and border protection has resigned at a time when record numbers of migrants are entering from mexico. chris magnus has been under pressure from the biden administration to step down. his departure is part of a wider shake-up expected at homeland security. >>> and the ukrainian president said investigators have uncovered 400 russian war crimes in kherson. it comes as jubilant crowds celebrate russia's withdrawal from the southern city. cbs's chris is on the ground in ukraine with the latest. >> reporter: the liberation of kherson is destined to

american airlines pilots rejected a proposal calling for a 12% raise for pilots, while united pilots o the allied pilots association. american did not return nbc's request for comment. a spokesperson for united told nbc news their outcome was expected but they are working on a new agreement. airline industry employment plummeted in 2020 during the pandemic, and while it has rounded there were 17% fewer active commercial pilots in 2021 compared to 2009. the labor shortage has led to headaches for travel due to delays, something passengers hope they won't have to deal with this busy holiday season. >> i am planning to travel for christmas with my kids, so i don't know. family is so important. hopefully they can work everything out. >>> the fight over seat size is growing. >> the group of senators saying passenger safety could be put at risk. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: it's not just long security lines, luggage fees or flight delays that could make this upcoming holiday travel season a nightmare. a big complaint from passengers -- >> the seats are very small, uncomfortable. >> w

professional sports, hollywood entertainment, silicon valley, wall street, disney corporation, american airlines, pepsi. corporate board room. so all these institutions for a variety of reasons have decided that theyn are going to join ths minority of the population and reformulate the united states and because they are our audio logs losing popular support all audio logs would rather be politically correct, ideologically correct even if that means they are going to eventually lose power and become unpopular than to adjust and be considered ideologically incorrect and be popular and successful so the fact that all these things i mentioned, believe me our delaware resident joe biden isn't going to call off the democratic and republican leaders of the congress and say the border doesn'tis work we have differens but i for now let's finish the w and discuss it. he's not going to call and say we have discussions about energy but we can't function as a society when people are paying seven dollars for diesel fuel so let's finish the keystone pipeline and open up and encourage fracking and i will try to