the pilot aborts takeoff and abruptly slows down the plane, avoiding a runway collision with american airlines flight 106. >> ooh. >> reporter: delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. the 137 passengers and 14 crew members on board american's boeing 777 were flying to the uk. cbs news transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt -- >> what we know so far is that the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway four left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision, audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air traffic control. >> we are cleared to cross, is that correct? >> american 106 heavy we're departing runway four left. we'll listen to the tapes. but you were supposed to depart runway four left. you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: american airlines declined to comment about friday's near collision, deferring comments to the faa. meanwhile, delta

. >> racially profiled on an american airlines flight. hardy nickerson senior says it happened on a flight to san francisco recently and the former nfl players speaking to kron 4 to tell a story. the airline has also responded to the incident. our kron 4 says he met you reports. >> i said why us? >> why did you start with the first role and maybe work your way back? we've got a first class ticket. what's this about? >> hardy nickerson senior and his family are describing what they feel was a very an american experience on an american airlines plane tuesday, traveling from charlotte, north carolina, to san francisco after he his wife amy and their son hardy junior were seeded in their first class seats. they say that gate attendant told them they had to move to coach class because someone over field this claim. >> and so, therefore, we're to happen. and consequently, the pilot has determined that the wait, there's too much weight in first class. and so we have asking you to go back to coax. they say they never were seated in coach to begin

mean, it just made me feel like i was less than many feel humiliated, embarrassed officials at american airlines say when a situation like this occurs, the airline uses an automated system with an algorithm that identifies customers who need to be receded so that the plane can safely depart. >> however, the attorney representing the nickerson family is not buying it. the person who came on board to tell the mood was racially profiling them. >> and it's very clear because there are white passengers in the first section that were not asked >> we reached out to american airlines to give them an opportunity to be a part of this conversation. they sent this statement that reads, quote, we aim to provide a positive travel experience for all of our customers and member of our team has reached out to the nickerson family to learn more about their experience and address their concerns, unquote in the midst of the commotion, other passengers volunteered to relocate the nickerson family completed their travel in first class, but not without taking an emotional toll. >> so you've got all kinds of things goi

777 were on a collision course friday night. >> american airlines hold your position! trol recordings show how the american flight was told to go to the end of jfk's runway 4 left but instead crossed that runway in the path of the delta flight taking off. a mistake caught by air traffic controllers with just seconds to spare. >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans, delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> the delta slammed on the brakes stopping a thousand feet before where the american airlines flight had just crossed the runway. >> it would have been catastrophic had a collision taken place. >> reporter: former ntsb managing director peter gulls thinks investigators will now dig into whether the fault lies of the american flight, apparently confused over directions from air traffic control. >> the last clearance we were given, we were cleared to cross, is that correct? >> american 106 heavy, we're departing runway 4 left. i guess we'll listen to the tapes. but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left. you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: after the inciden

the pilot aborts take off and abruptly slows down the plane, avoiding a runway collision with american airlines flight 106. delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. 137 passengers and 14 crew members onboard american's boeing 777 were flying to the u.k. cbs transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt. >> what we know so far is the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway 4 left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air-traffic control. >> we're departing runway 4 left, but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left and currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: now american airlines declined to comment about friday's near collision deferring comments to the faa. meanwhile delta says safety is a top priority, adding that the airline is cooperating with aviation authorities on a full review. jericka? >> glad no one w

the american airline didn't have any anything happen. it just taxied stopped action continued tony taxing at 20 miles an hour last. >> but the plane was taking office full throttle had to slam on the brakes so that that had to be checked out. the brakes had to be checked. the crew was on longer than it was supposed to be. so that that delay the play. so they're saying this could have been one of the most catastrophic airline disasters in years. how? >> well you have 2 airplanes that are full of fuel because they're about to take off on extended flights. so there's a lot of jet fuel on both aircraft. >> and those 2 planes colliding with one of them going at a high rate of speed you know, you look at a worst case scenario would have been hundreds of people who could have been killed. giant fireball. 2. so luckily, luckily they got caught before it happened. right. okay. thanks. and kind of are explaining that. >> well, the ongoing of rain may have caused downed trees, potholes, mudslides, and overall annoyance. but there is an upside the r

so there will be an administrator and that administrator can do his job. >> reporter: american airlinesight continued on to its destination of london heathrow. experts are worried that means audio from the cockpit voice recorder might be lost. typically they only report about two hours. the ntsb wants that up to 25 hours, but that's a recommendation that the faa has not yet acted on. >> pete muntean, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, trading in on access as house republicans ready their own investigation. cnn is looking into how joe biden's son hunter and the president's brothers jimmy and frank have used their family name to try to make money. stay with us. ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squealal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets y you right bk to living the dream. now, where were wewe? [ cheering ] get $150 bucks. [in unison] training montage. ♪ can't you see, i'm doing this kick for all of us! you got a leg don't you? use it! fanduel, america's number one sportsbook. - [announcer] what if there is a hearing aid that co

the faa says stopping approximately 1000 feet before where the american airline flights had just crossedc, had a collision taken place. >> peter goelz things that investigations were now taken to whether the fault lies with the pilots of the american flight. apparently, confused over directions from air traffic control. >> the last clear that we were given we were cleared to cross. >> american 106, we're defining runway for left. but you are supports the department of four left, you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> after the incident. the american airlines flight continued on to its destination of london heathrow. the airline has not said why it did not go back to the gate. in a new statement, american airlines, says it is conducting a full internal review. and cooperating with the national transportation safety board in their investigation. >> there were plenty of visual cues for this flight crew to know that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> meanwhile, the faa has not said how it will fix its computer system the field last week, causing a nationwide ground sto

mean, it just made me feel like i was less than many feel humiliated, embarrassed officials at american airlines say when a situation like this occurs, the airline uses an automated system with an algorithm that identifies customers who need to be receded so that the plane can safely depart. >> however, the attorney representing the nickerson family is not buying the a person who came on board to tell the mood was racially profiling them. >> and it's very clear because there are white passengers in the first section that were not asked >> we reached out to american airlines to give them an opportunity to be a part of this conversation. they sent this statement that reads, quote, we aim to provide a positive travel experience for all of our customers. a member of our team has reached out to the nickerson family to learn more about their experience and address their concerns, unquote in the midst of the commotion, other passengers volunteered to relocate the nickerson family completed their travel in first class, but not without taking an emotional toll. >> so you've got all kinds of things going

investigators will now dig into who the fault lies with . >> reporter: after the incident, the american airlinesndon heathrow. the airline did not say why it did not go back to the gate. in a new statement, american airlines says it is conducting a full internal review and cooperating with the national transportation safety board in their investigation. >> there were plenty of visual cues for this flight crew to know that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa has not said how it will fix its computer system that failed last week, causing a nationwide groundstop and thousands of delays and cancelations. sources tell cnn that transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing for upgrades faster than planned. even still the faa has no senate confirmed administrator leading the agency. >> we're going to clear the runway. so there will be an administrator, and that administrator can do his job. >> reporter: there is one issue with the american airlines flight continuing onto its destination of london heathrow. experts are worried that that means audio from t

mean, it just made me feel like i was less than many feel humiliated, embarrassed officials at american airlines say when a situation like this occurs, the airline uses an automated system with an algorithm that identifies customers who need to be receded so that the plane can safely depart. >> however, the attorney representing the nickerson family is not buying it. the person who came on board to tell the mood was racially profiling them. >> and it's very clear because there are white passengers in the first section that were not asked >> we reached out to american airlines to give them an opportunity to be a part of this conversation. they sent this statement that reads, quote, we aim to provide a positive travel experience for all of our customers and member of our team has reached out to the nickerson family to learn more about their experience and address their concerns, unquote in the midst of the commotion, other passengers volunteered to relocate the nickerson family completed their travel in first class, but not without taking an emotional toll. >> so you've got all kinds of things goi

american airlines announcing would stop servicing three mother cities 19 midterm no longer severseach, california del rio tex joining hosts of smaller cities 34r7b has pulled out other airlines, of course, doing same thing total 65 airports lost service during the pandemic. regional airline have it hard by shortage of pilots the ones servicing small airports as they try to ramp up after the covid-19 pandemic. now that is because main line carriers offering better pay benefits american for its part calling decision difficult, airline says will help customers find alternative means of getting to destinations telling them to fox business quote we are sfrel grateful for care and service our team members provided to our customers in these cities and are working closely with them during this time, being we will proactively reach out to customers scheduled to travel to offer alternative arrangements, i have to say for del rio decision leaves city without any commercial service, city manager john calling us the changes from ustating disappointing ask decemberputing contention demand kas l

so the that is the quick story on american airlines. fourth quarter traffic up 13%. they didn't have the issues what that southwest airlines did. they had problems but not like southwest airlines. jetblue, i'm seeing a not adjusted earnings per share of 7-cents, looking for 20. that is not ad adjusted. seeing revenue coming in, q1 forecasted revenue coming in higher, in line revenue for the fourth quarter, 2.42 billion. okay, it's slightly higher, 2.42 billion, street looking for 2.41 billion. again, the load factor again, 83.2%. we knew the airlines were busy if the fourth quarter and they were. talking about passenger miles, seat miles, that was pretty strong. i'm seeing now an adjusted earnings -- adjusted earnings per share for jetblue, 22-cents, that's the number we'll go with, that's better than the earnings per share estimate of 20-cents and revenue, 2 2.42 billion, a litte better than the street expected. for these two airlines a little better story than from southwest airlines. jetblue, the stock is higher. maria: talking with peter mcnally in the word on wal

the southwest problems during for cube was the american airlines pickup. american airlines reported very good numbers today and i think some of that will fall away as we get into the new year. i mean we are already there but as we get earnings for the new year and southwest right sizes and doesn't spill as many customers. that's part of what's behind it. the other part of the story is that across-the-board the board in the airlines we are seeing airlines with premium services outperforming low-cost or budget airlines and that is part of the american and alaska stories. to the degree that you are offering business-class or premium economy seat, more of those flyers are returning. some of them are coming down from private aviation and there is strong demand there, despite inflation challenges. they are giving a real tailwind to the full-service carriers of alaska. talking about southwest specifically, they were one of the first to turn cash flow positive again after the covid demand hit. how much of this recovery story is due to the investment they need to p

you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> after the incident the american airlines flight continuedation of london heathrow. it has not said why it did not go back to the gate. american airlines is conducting a full internal review and cooperating with the national transportation safety board in their investigation. >> there were plenty of visual cues for this flight crew to know that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa has not said how it will fix its computer system that failed last week causing a nationwide ground stop and thousands of delays and cancellations. sources tell cnn that transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing for upgrades faster than planned. >> we're going to clear the runway so there will be an administrator and that administrator can do his job. >> reporter: there is one issue with the american airlines flight continuing on to its destination at london heathrow. they are worried the audio from the cockpit voice recorder might be lost. typically they only record for two hours. the ntsb wants that for up to 25 h

you're currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: now, american airlines declined to comment aboutday's near collision, deferring comments to the faa. meanwhile, delta says safety is a top priority, adding that the airline is cooperating with aviation authorities on a full review. jericka? >> glad no one was hurt. elise preston, thank you. >>> well, there's heartbreak in georgia tonight. university of georgia football player devin willock and recruiting staff member chandler lecroy were killed in a crash just hours after their national championship parade. the 20-year-old offensive lineman played in all 15 games in georgia's winning season. today the georgia bulldogs tweeted "we are heartbroken over the passing of devin and chandler." >>> well, today the buffalo bills won their wild card game against the miami dolphins, and damar hamlin, you know that name, he cheered on his team from home. the bills safety tweeted "my heart is with my guys as they compete today. supporting from home as i focus on my recovery." hamlin's remarkable recovery comes less than two weeks after he collaps

the not clear if the american airlines jet did get permission.ursion and experts say it's reflects the most dangerous part of any flight. >> you're on the ground. susceptible to everyone around you. you're reliant to everyone around you because you're close approxim proximity to a lot of airplanes. >> the faa says this were more than 1400 incursions in 2022. experts say most were not as serious but the overall rise of these near misses in recent years is alarming. >> it's two planes on a runway or taxi way when they aren't supposed to intersect, have a risk of intersecting, it had been up 92% from 2011 until 2018. so this is a huge issue with the government, with the faa. >> why has the number of these incidents gone up so drastically? the expert cnn spoke to point to a number of factors. the increase in the overall number of flights is one, but they also say new safety measures that have been proposed like detection systems and sensors often take several years to implement and not all aircraft are equipped with them yet. they've got to find some

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mean, it just made me feel like i was less than many feel humiliated, embarrassed officials at american airlines say when a situation like this occurs, the airline uses an automated system with an algorithm that identifies customers who need to be receded so that the plane can safely depart. >> however, the attorney representing the nickerson family is not buying the a person who came on board to tell the mood was racially profiling them. >> and it's very clear because there are white passengers in the first section that were not asked >> we reached out to american airlines to give them an opportunity to be a part of this conversation. they sent this statement that reads, quote, we aim to provide a positive travel experience for all of our customers. a member of our team has reached out to the nickerson family to learn more about their experience and address their concerns, unquote in the midst of the commotion, other passengers volunteered to relocate the nickerson family completed their travel in first class, but not without taking an emotional toll. >> so you've got all kinds of things going

. >> stepping ahead of the earnings >> i'll step in on the back of american airlines. i think that i'll take the chance that i'm not getting yelled at tomorrow >> we'll see you might be getting yelled at anyway but not for this i'll see you all in overtime "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead. is the fed pause around the corner the market already coming to that conclusion. and now some fed members are signaling it too but will chair powell overrule them and devastate the market hopes. we'll debate >>> plus a failed succession plan and now a proxy fight, activist investor once on did they' disney's board saying that they have lost their way. >>> and talk about a much needed pulse on the economy, will there be cracks or continued strength. we'll look at how to position. but first the markets building a nice rally >> session highs right now is what we're talking about so we've seen both sides of that unchanged line in a volatile trade. the s&p 500 is where we'll focus on today, the broader measure, it

mean, it just made me feel like i was less than many feel humiliated, embarrassed officials at american airlines say when a situation like this occurs, the airline uses an automated system with an algorithm that identifies customers who need to be receded so that the plane can safely depart. >> however, the attorney representing the nickerson family is not buying it. the person who came on board to tell the mood was racially profiling them. >> and it's very clear because there are white passengers in the first section that were not asked >> we reached out to american airlines to give them an opportunity to be a part of this conversation. they sent this statement that reads, quote, we aim to provide a positive travel experience for all of our customers and member of our team has reached out to the nickerson family to learn more about their experience and address their concerns, unquote in the midst of the commotion, other passengers volunteered to relocate the nickerson family completed their travel in first class, but not without taking an emotional toll. >> so you've got all kinds of things goi

was that american airlines 777 actually cleared to cross that runway?o get an explicit clearance from air traffic control to do so, or was it told to go someplace else? a lot of confusion here it seems, victor and the insult to injury here is it could have been so much worse. >> so the delta flight had the, you know, the aviation team terms. you're the pilot. they had the right of way, and it was the american flight that veered into the path, yes? >> reporter: this is something that investigators will have to figure out, and it's not up to us technically to say. although there was some radio chatter at the end there where the american pilots were, like, wait. were we cleared to cross that runway, and the air traffic controller said, we'll pull the tapes and go back to the recording and listen. there's going to be a lot of investigation here, and they'll want to talk to the pilots involved and also the cockpit voice recorder. were the pilots distracted? did they think they were going someplace they weren't? there were warning signs, but did they ignore t

about to take off friday the 13th the pilot breaks moments before a possible collision with an american airlines plane. >> american 106 heavy, we're departing runway 4 left. i guess we'll listen to the tapes, but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left. >> reporter: delta flight 1943 stopped its takeoff roll approximately one thousand feet before reaching the american airlines aircraft. >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? the delta crew was doing everything they were told to do. >> how rare is something like this to happen >> this happens occasionally where there will be a misunderstanding about an air traffic clearance and somebody will have to reject having to take off. >> reporter: no one was hurt in the incident be, the delta flight returned to the gate where 145 passengers and 6 passengers deplaned. brian healey was on board during the close call >> it was like a split second of panic that resulted in this audible reaction on the plane. i felt an adrenaline and there was total quiet on the plane, and then there was relief when the p

shows a delta jet about to take off when the pilot brakes moments before a collision with an american airlinesa flight 1943 stopped its takeoff roll approximately 1,000 feet before reaching the american airlines aircraft they issued an apology, provided overnight accommodations and there's an investigation. >>> spacex has just launched its most powerful rocket it is powerful enough to carry large payloads to mars this launch was a classified mission for the u.s. military and it ended with a dramatic finish two of the rockets' simulated boosters made a landing on earth. >>> tom hanks and the latest box office blockbuster. >>> rental relief? some good news for apartment hunters. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. ♪♪ look at you looking for the good stuff. two full servings of veggies and an excellent source of vitamins and a whole lot of flavor all before lunch time. find veg

the pilot brakes moments before the collision with the american airlines plane the faa released a statement stopped the takeoff rolel 1,000 feet before the american airlines flight delta provided an apology and is investigating along with the faa and ntsb. >>> a large swath of california is getting reprieve from rain and snow residents are assessing the damage from the onslaught that killed 22 people since december. on monday, 22 people were evacuated after a landslide swept through berkeley the wall of mud and debris pushed into one home president biden will survey the damage on thursday another storm is forecasted for wednesday, but it is expected to be the last major one for a while. >>> dak prescott was lights out for the cowboys. but kicker brett maher missed an extra four extra points in the game dallas sliced through the buccaneers with the 31-14 win. dallas advances to the divisional round where two of the rivals clash on sunday night. we get the first look at the chiefs in the playoffs they take on jacksonville. on sunday, it is the bills and bengals and then dallas heads to san fr

but seconds later controllers saw an american airlines 777 instructed to taxi across a different runway suddenly cutting right across the path of the delta jet. controllers urgently ordered both planes to stop >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting >> reporter: the delta jet traveling at 115 miles per hour was just seconds from impact slamming on the brakes, it stopped 1,000 feet short of the american plane passenger brian healey was on the delta flight >> i felt then adrenaline and there was total quiet on the plane and then there was relief when the plane came to a stop >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? >> reporter: a very close call that reminds some experts of the horrific runway crash in 1977 involving two fully loaded 747s in tenerife that killed 583 people and led to an overhaul of runway and radio protocols. today runway status lights and automated warning systems alert pilots and controllers of potential conflicts. retired jfk controller steve abraham says this time thankfull

american airlines has not commented on the near miss. in a statement, delta said, the safety of our customers and crew is always deltas number one priority more than 150. people were on the delta flight alone, experts say the air traffic controller who a. this could hae been the worst aviation disaster in us history. that guy saved the day so you know kudos to him. scary situation. luckily no one was hurt, and both flights continue to their destinations. there's relief on the way for storm weary californians dealing with the damage from weeks worth of storms. communities near sacramento are under evacuation warnings in case local rivers just continued rise. some areas of the state have received more rain in the first two weeks of the year, then they did all of last year. many roads are closed because of landslides, including highway one in big sur the storm that's dropping rain on southern california overnight and snow in the mountains is the last one before conditions are expected to improve. house republicans are now demanding to see v

he yells at a delta passenger plane to aboard takeoff as it's accelerating towards an american airlines. >> delta 943, cancel takeoff plans. >> reporter: this occurred friday evening at jfk is under velgs by both the faa and the national transportation safety board. the delta airlines 737 with more than 150 people on board successfully aborted its takeoff. no one was hurt but the aviation safety community is still taking a collective gasp. >> it was very frightening for those pilots seeing that airplane pull out in front of them. they're already going 150 miles an hour and they have to stop before getting to them. >> reporter: they stopped 1,000 feet, that's a little more than three football fields. >> 1,000 feet is not as far as you might think. it might be about a city block or so. when you're going those speeds and trying to stop an airplane of that magnitude at that speed, it's very, very scary. >> reporter: after that incident an exchange with the american airlines plane and air traffic control showed some apparent confusion. someone in the american's plane cockpit asked the contro

but because that american airlines flight went ahead and departed for london, it is possible that thatas already been recorded over. tonight, american airlines tells cbs news it has launched its own fu full internal review of the incident and is working with the ntsb. >> kris van cleave, thank you so much. >>> tonight, republican leaders are under growing pressure to explain what they knew about disgraced congressman george santos' lies on his resume and when they knew it. the new york congressman has admitted to lying about his background and even his faith while running for office. house speaker kevin mccarthy said today he's long been suspicious of santos. >> i never know about his resume or not, but i always had a few questions about it. >> mccarthy didn't elaborate on why he didn't confront santos about those questions. santos is now under multiple criminal and ethics investigations and faces growing calls to resign. >>> we want to turn now to that investigation into that horrific plane crash over the weekend in nepal. all 72 people on board are presumed dead. the plane's flight d

maria: and would you invest in this group even with all of these issues in american airlines is goings guidance next week, no doubt, you are going to see a big impact in the first quarter from that outage? >> of course, of course. we think specific to american the big risk that they have the north risk alain and the justice department review where united an delta are a bit more cleaner and they still have upside coming from international and business which haven't fully recovered although the trajectory looks quite good and they've been renewing the fleets. these companies have not been afraid to invest. there's been hesitancy that we have seen in other parts of the economy but this sector is buying planes. maria: i want to get your take on disney, stock stories of the day, real quick because you follow energy, will energy and oil companies have the kind of performance this year that they had last year? >> well, we actually think we are at the bottom end of the range for oil prices right now that we have seen. maria: wow. >> the big story is china. if this reopens on our estimates we

tonight, american airlines tells cbs news, it has launched its own full internal review of the incidenting with the n.t.s.b. norah. >> o'donnell: very scary. all right, kris van cleave, thank you so much. turning now to the war in ukraine. at least 40 people, including three children, were killed over the weekend in a russian attack on an apartment building in the city of dnipro. this shocking image shows how a missile blasted a wall, exposing a family's kitchen. look closely-- you can even see a bowl of fruit still on the table. cbs' debora patta has more on the brutal assault from inside ukraine. >> reporter: another bloody weekend in ukraine as a russian missile built to sink warships took out a residential apartment block in dnipro. after moscow unleashed two waves of strikes, it said its goal had been achieved. in the aftermath, exhausted rescuers fought for every possible life. far too frequently, they found only death. including a 15-year-old girl, a coming-of-age no teenager should ever have to reckon with, and a question no parent should have to answer. "how can people die?" cr

the faa and ntsb investigating how an american airlines jet came to cross the runway just as a d flight was about to take off. here's tom costello. >> reporter: at first the radio conversation sounded routine. >> runway 4 left ready for takeoff. y 4 left ready for takeoff. a d >> reporter: a delta airlines 747 cleared for departure. but seconds later controllers saw an american airlines 777 instructed to taxi across a different runway suddenly cutting right across the path of a delta jet. controllers urgently ordered both planes to stop. >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting. >> reporter: the delta jet traveling at 115 miles per hour was just seconds from impact. slamming on the brakes, it stopped 1,000 feet short of the american plane. passenger brian healey was on the delta flight. >> i felt then adrenaline and there was total quiet on the plane and then there was relief when the plane came to a stop. >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? >> reporter: a very close call that reminds som

american airlines has not commented on the near miss. in a statement, delta said, the safety of our customers and crew is always deltas number one priority more than 150. people were on the delta flight alone, experts say the air traffic controller who alerted the pilot should get credit for averting a catastrophe. this could have been the worst aviation disaster in us history. guy saved the day so you know kudos to him. hmm no one was hurt, and both flights continued to their destination. another round of storms slamming california with the threat of more flooding and mudslides communities near sacramento or are on evacuation alert due to rivers rising, a major disaster has been declared statewide. at least 19 people have died. parts of the state have seen more rain in the last two weeks than all of last year. a section of highway one is closed because of a landslide and this video shows a road collapsing. in california , after days of heavy rain will have the full forecast in just a few minutes turning out to washington republicans are

stuart: okay, i've got american airlines.hey offer what i would call bullish -- lauren: look at that. stuart: the stock is up nearly 6 %. how bullish was the outcome? lauren: it's like, they don't report officially yet, so this was a pre-report card if you will, and they forecast higher profit for the holiday quarter. why is that important? it's a busy time of year, but we also had a lot of weather cancellations. mass cancellations, so they are the first airline to come out and say how business was, when all that was going on and it was really good. i'm going to tie in the starbucks story right now. so people are taking three and four-day weekends, because they don't have to go to work five days a week at least in the office. that's great for the airlines. everyone is booking these trips, right? stuart: oh, that's it. i didn't understand. lauren: so american comes out and says we're going to see our revenue rise between 16 and 17% from pre-pandemic, so they are back and then some at pre- pandemic levels and really continuing

system outage, called havoc and the travel sector, and also brought shares and carriers like american airlines and spirit airlines down to earth. but airline stocks took off again as the federal aviation administration said, neural operations were being restored. well for more on these developments, let's bring in young quarter in new york at the stock exchange, yann's seems like this should have been a disaster for airline stocks, but i understand things have turned around. so watch what's gone on. yeah, christy, i mean that was definitely a pretty rude awakening this morning for a lot of investors into the airline industry, especially in the pre market trading. we did see a lot of pressure on the airline stocks, but then when the things got a bit clearer, they also calm down and most of the stocks off the big airlines ended the day in a positive territory. but the whole incident definitely shows how vulnerable the system overall is, and everything is so tight in the airline industry and so tied to get to crews and airplane together that not much can go wrong to a guarantee as the most operat

the plane stopped about 1000 ft from where the american airlines place plane crossed. delta airlines apologized to the 145 passengers on board were delayed overnight because of the near miss american airlines is deferring any comments to the f a. a southwest airlines announced a series of measures meant to improve customer service following an internal system failure over the holidays. the airline says it has hired extra staff to quickly mobilize and support crew recovery efforts. if another system failure happens. it's also improving crew communications technology so they can get information on schedule changes. the airline plans to hire a consulting firm to review what happened. and make recommendations. 15 u. s. senators have sent a letter to southwest ceo robert jordan's they've given the airline a deadline of february 2nd to come forward with answers about what happened over the holidays. the senators want the airline to explain why an estimated 16,000 flights were canceled. they also want to response to claims by some southwest workers who think those problems ste

the employee worked for piedmont airlines that's a regional carrier for american airlines. their identity has not been released the faa and the national transportation safety board are investigating. >>> let's turn now to the vatican, where pope francis began the new year praying for his predecessor. the public will have their chance today to pay their respects to pope benedict xvi. the home emeritus will lie in state until his historic funeral takes place on friday. claudia joins us from rome tell us more about how pope benedict is being honored this week >> good morning, brie. yes, the body of pope emeritus benedict xvi was moved from the monastery where he died within vatican walls behind me to the st. peter's basilica where it will lie in state starting from today until wednesday to give the faithful an opportunity to bid their farewell now the gates of st. peters basilica literally opened about five minutes ago it's 9:00 in the morning here in rome we have seen a line of pill pil grimes waiting outside in the early hours in the morning, with one person telling us he ha

an american airlines plane apparently crossing the wrong runway at the same time. >> the last clearance we were given we were clear to cross. is that correct? >> guess we'll listen to the tapes, but you were supposed to depart runway four left, you're currently holding short of 3-1 left. >> reporter: brian healy on that delta flight. >> i don't think anyone knew quite how close a call it was. >> reporter: the delta flight was traveling to the dominican republic with 145 passengers on board. it went back to the gate and awaited instructions. but somehow, the american flight with 137 passengers on board took off to london just 20 minutes later. >> with the delta airplane, they did a high speed abort and so following that, the mechanics need to do a very detailed inspex. with the american airplane, it didn't do the high speed abort, therefore, there was no damage or inspection needed of that airplane, so it could continue on. >> reporter: because cockpit voice recorders only save two hours of audio, the pilots' discussion during this critical moment was lost. >> clearly, it would be nice t

of air traffic control. >> so air traffic would be telling the pilots then in the american airlines plane, stop, or don't go, right, there is another plane about to take off, and they just perhaps didn't hear? is that how something like this happens? >> you got to back track a little bit. they were given an instruction to hold at a certain intersection. and that intersection is where they were supposed to make the right turn. when they were given the instruction to cross the runway, they crossed the wrong runway at the wrong intersection. >> oh, boy. >> listen, we don't want to -- the bottom line, this is very scary and could have had dire consequences. how dangerous is this situation like this for everyone involved? can you show us the simulator? >> of course. the -- it is a very dangerous situation, especially because as jfk and any major airport is pretty big, and we can see here at intersection this is the runway they were supposed to cross and they crossed the runway -- the active runway, the runway that airplanes were taking off from. so it is a pretty big deal. that's why the

international reports say that a delta pilot was given clearance for takeoff as an american airlines plane began to cross its runway. air traffic controllers told that delta pilot to abort the takeoff the plane then stopped about 1000 free feet from where the american airlines plane crossed. delta apologize to the 145 passengers on board who were delayed overnight because of this near miss american airlines is deferring comment to the faa. southwest airlines announced a series of measures meant to improve customer service following an internal system failure over the holidays. the airline says it has hired extra staff to quickly mobilized to support crew recovery efforts. if another system failure happens. it's also improving crew communication technology so they can get information on schedule changes. the airline is planning to hire a consulting firm to review what happened and to make recommendations. 15 u. s. senators have sent a letter to southwest ceo robert jordan's they've given the airline a deadline of february 2nd to come forward with answers about what happened over the h

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the flat sales last night for the quarter more earnings were watching the airline southwest, american airlinesreporting before the opening bell, intel and visa coming out before "after the bell", a fractional move to the upside the dow industrial nine points, s&p and by eight half and the nasdaq higher by 69. all that ahead of the economic data will get the first read of the fourth-quarter gdp reading jobless claims and durable good orders all out at 8:30 a.m. eastern all hands on deck to break down the numbers. we'll tell you what it says about your economy this morning. stock saw a mixed close dow industrial template with the nasdaq lower by 21 the s&p 500 down a point. s&p and nasdaq and two days in a row check the price of oil oil prices are higher the price of bread 86.84, crude oil $80.70 a barrel that's up two thirds of 1%, chevron and nancy to 75 stock buyback effective april 1, the stock up 3%, chevron shares the actively traded european markets look like this the s&p 100 up 15 the cat cried in the docs higher by 48. in asia overnight hong kong traded up to a three quarters present bk

i actually give kudos to american airlines in their app, they have a chat feature which will allow youo change flights, it's a little won i can and needs a lot of work but in general the airlines need to invest in better systems so you don't have to wait nine hours and waste a day of your life to change a single flight, which happens all too often. liz: talk about air fares, where are they going in 2023? they were outrageously high and i get it, a lot of people wanted to travel, there was a pilot shortage as we understand it there's no more shortage, at least ed bastian told us that . they've come down about 3% month over month but are people expected to pay as much as they were last year on trips? >> yeah. luckily it's petering off a bit but my biggest concern is china. china is opening up to the world and, you know, we think our lockdowns were bad, our lockdowns were nothing compared to what the chinese people have been experiencing over the last three years. they are ready to travel and with their boarders opening up, they're there are pretty much no chinese tourists in europe last

>> reporter: so far we've heard from american and united airlines. united said it's holding all flights on the ground right now because of the major system outage, the notice to air missions system. that means pilots cannot receive critical information they need to take off. these have to do with whether or not runways are open, navigational aids are available to pilots. this is critical stuff making sure the pilots know things are not available or may not be working. we are hearing the cancellations and delays are going up. so far the delays have doubled in the last hour, it was 400 yer earlier, now more than 1100 delays nationwide today. this comes after a tough winter for air travel. we saw the southwest cancellations late last month over the holidays. we saw briefly an issue with their computer system. the air transportation system can be so fragile at times it relies on critical systems. and the faa tells us it's doing final validation checks right now to make sure the system will get back online sometime soon. we have a statement from them, the

united airlines reporting after the bell today, shares lower, but climbing more than 30% this month. we've already seen strong results from delta and americand followed suit our own phil lebeau has the story, chief market strategist for lido advisers has our trades phil, we'll start off with you the other airlines really set the bar high here. >> and i think most people are expecting united to report strong results whether or not that means they beat the street remains to be seen they raised their guidance not too long ago it was a strong fourth quarter for the entire industry. so, if these are better than expected numbers, it's not going to come as a huge surprise i think the focus will be on what they report for guidance for 2023 there seems to be, melissa, and we've talked about this on "fast money," there seems to be a bit of a disconnect between analysts who are saying, hey, further out, if there's a recession, we see perhaps a drop in demand for commercial air travel. we are not hearing that from united, american, delta, none of the airlines are seeing a drop in demand. it will be curious to see what they say about 2023 guidance and w