(ed bastian/ceo, delta air lines) "on the communications front, they're right. we had no ability to communicate with them. our systems were down. we had hours when we couldn't communicate with ourselves much less communicate with our customers." ((brian loftus)) >>> delta is still dealing with issues related to the computer meltdown. yesterday, the airline canceled more than 300 flights due to the outage... but expects operations to resume to normal today... although there may be ripple effects for a few more days./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> now we've all been there -- running late... security. for whatever reason, you miss your flight... most people just re-book. but this guy at madrid's international airport actually breached security and hit the tarmac. lugging his two carry-ons, he scurries toward the plane amazingly -- this man managed to board that ryanair flight. but he was detained and will face charges in his destination./// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at i don't think we'll see as much wind today, but we we'll have more of a south

now also in that video message from delta airlines c-e-o ed bastian.. he described today as an "all hands on deck effort." delta is offering waivers for those who have been cancelled or significantly delayed....you may rebook without fee... but you must travel by friday august 12th.... an inmate tried escaping custody this morning when she walked right out of a courtroom in downtown las vegas .. while wearing handcuffs! this happened inside justice court during the woman's hearing was on a misdeameanor charge. the court's spokesperson says she tried to escape by walking out of the court into a restricted it from the seventh floor... all the way to the first floor where she was taken into custody. according to the court it was a marshal who stopped her. nobody was injured and an investigation is underway. friends are mourning the loss of three family members killed in a rollover crash... people close to the that family say the victims touched countless lives. fox5's eric hilt is live in the newsroom with more on how community members are remembering the

delta airlines ceo, ed bastian issued a video message to those affected on the delta website. "i apologize for the challenges this has created for you with your travel experience, the delta team is working very, very hard to restore and get the systems back as quickly as possible." part of the issue with the systems doesn't just involve those flying..but their luggage as well. new flights aren't matching with travelers personal belongings. "so now our luggage is delayed coming on a flight here at 12:40." travelers say there are a lot worse places in the country to get stuck than las vegas. and despite the multiple hour delays they endured, they're just happy to arrive at their destination. "we come in late, probably spend a little less money than we would have already, so maybe money, who knows." delta expects about 200 flight delays tomorrow morning. just last month southwest airlines had a similar incident.. where a computer outage cancelled more than a thousand flights. and causing backed up flights for days. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton hit the campaign

delta airlines ceo, ed bastian issued a video message to those affected on the delta website. "i apologize for the challenges this has created for you with your travel experience, the delta team is working very, very hard to restore and get the systems part of the issue with the systems doesn't just involve those flying..but their luggage as well. new flights aren't matching with travelers personal belongings. "so now our luggage is delayed coming on a flight here at 12:40." travelers say there are a lot worse places in the country to get stuck than las vegas. and despite the multiple hour delays they endured, they're just happy to arrive at their destination. "we come in late, probably spend a little less money th already, so maybe we saved some money, who knows." just last month southwest airlines had a similar incident.. where a computer outage forced the cancellation of more than a thousand flights. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones sunny with windy conditions developing tuesday afternoon in southern nevada. moisture is surging north through northern mohave county

andy bastian was who he talked to after the game. >> it is going good right now. the guys are calling me on the phone and great sense of pride playing for your hometown team. >> it is amazing. >> and robert griffin iii got intercepted. barnes did not finish the route and working on timing. rg iii said it was his fault. >>> i got to get the ball to him. so we will go back and tc i am the one with the ball in my hands and it is on all on me. >>> up next for the browns. preseason game number two against the falcons, you can see it on newschannel 5. a >>> this is it. the hyundai act fast sales convenient where you get a car or suv that offers america's best. >>> we are following breaking news out of milwaukee where protestors are clashing with involved shooting. here is a live look. demonstrators started to crash police vehicles and setting them on fire. one officer hit in the head with a brick. good morning: at five a.m. will have the latest. >>> weatherwise. the soup dog concert. kinkin may be there. he got excited. 10% chance of rainfall and showers are possible to

our indians bastian back. they're not going to lows four tbens the rangers. losing treek -- streak they got the win, indians have this game and detroit and cans cans city 12-1 in the 9th. and coming up next, week one on sidelines headed your way. we are all over calling back no -- lines. >>> high -- hi everybody welcome to week one mack done altdz five on your sidelines. we match. >> it was like we i want you to wear the >> yeah. of i'm just glad to be working with you guys tonight. high school football. [ to packed the house. over 5,000 at this game and this was a shootout. the moment they kicked it off. how about this on the quick touchdown run it was 6-0 cardinals. on the next position they were next possession. great first quarter mack -- marn. 72 yards. mentor goes on to win 57-31. that's right 57-31. >>> lets no -- go to aurora. comets with the football. check out thomas. a raw -- rawr 040-yard scam per. down to the one yard line. heck after play. what fin he punches it in for 6. they defeat awe aurora. >> nationals start 14-0. patrick ryan hooks up and

. >> bruce bastian was an army medic in iraq. man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave the

(ed bastian/ceo, delta air lie this level of outage before in our history." the c-e-o is talking about the airline's worldwide outage...and just how long it might take until they figure out what happened. ? music ? extraordinary starts here. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. devastating video.... at least four people have died in the fires...and dozens of houses are destroyed. the fire even tore through a prominent hotel. emergency crews are still struggling to control the flames this morning high pressure from the pacific makes its way onto shore and with dry air to support it; we will fall back into a drying trend and a major heat up! today, high temperatures will stay rather cooler; ranging between 98 and 103 degrees valley wide. south/southeast so any major kick up in dust, sand, and pollen will not be a concern today. uv rays between 11am and 4pm will be on the very high side allowing a burn time of only 15 min so wearing sunscreen would be wise today. by friday and the rest of the forecast, sunny skies take over and the heat retu

fox5 news local las now also in that video message from delta airlines c-e-o ed bastian.. he described today as an "all hands on deck effort." delta is offering waivers for those who have been cancelled or significantly delayed....you may rebook without fee... but you must travel by friday august 12th.... 45-hundred acres are scorched by the pilot fires in silverwood...calif ornia. the smell of that blaze is what we woke up to this the fire continues to burn this afternoon... forcing evacuations in several communities. sherwin says: "we are still holding those evacuation orders hoping as we see these numbers and see what the fire is going to do, especially as we anticipate what the heat and wind will do today. hopefully we can lift those orders and get residences back to their homes as quickly as possible." about 400 firefighters are battling the pilot fire. right now--the fire is about five- percent contained. a smoke advisory is issued for the mojave desert area. the cause of the fire is still under toss to weather we'll see south gusts to 25 mph on tuesday with a high o

ed bastian/ceo, delta air lines "apart from an actual loss of a hull and human lives, absolutely. we've never experienced this level of outage before in our history." "we own it. i own it. i'm personally responsible for this happening and i'll personally mak delta flights are now back to near- normal operations. a small fire caused a power outage at delta's main operations center monday... and knocked critical computer systems offline. airline officials are still trying to figure out why the backup system didn't work...and it could take weeks to get that answer. the u-s air force is dealing with a major shortage of fighter pilots. this as the u-s is battling isis from the skies in iraq, syria, for about 700 pilots. the air force is looking to authorize to pay pilots 35-thousand dollars a year in retention bonuses to encourage them to stay in the service. the air force has struggled with pilot retention, particularly as airlines look to hire them, promising higher salaries and benefits. chicago police are on high alert after getting word of death threats against them. whey the depa

ed bastian. >> i apologize for the challenges this has created for you with your travel experiences. >> reporter: how does this keep happening? >> people have come to realize >> reporter: daniel bakeer from airline tracker flightaware says airlines are using old systems. >> they have these multidecade old systems for dealing with passengers that are expected to deal with mobile apps and online check-ins on the web. there is a lot more demand, and they're doing it with pretty limited capacity. >> reporter: delta says its systems are operating once again, and it is investigating why its back-ups didn't kick in as they should have. are still in the three-hour range, so the airline continues to struggle to get back on track. >> rose: thanks, kris. the number of non-travel related infections of zika in florida rose today to 17. this time the person is in palm beach county, about 75 miles north of the miami zika zone. but they had traveled to miami-dade county. david begnaud has the latest on the battle against the virus linked to birth defects. >> repte aerial spraying over the zika zone

and knocked critical computer systems offline. (( (ed bastian/ceo, delta air lines) "we own it. i own it. i'm personally responsible for this happening and i'll personally make sure this doesn't happen again." we had no ability to communicate with them. communicate with ourselves much less communicate with our customers.")) ((kirsten joyce)) >> delta is now trying to figure out why their backup systems didnt work. but they say that could take weeks./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> dancing their way to the top! ((brian loftus)) >> i'm going to be breaking it down with some of the best hip hop dancers before they head to this weekend's competition. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and it's time for today's facebook contes page. good luck!/// you're watching 8 news supplies for more than 18 at- risk schools in clark county. you can drop off donations through tomorrow .. for a list of locations you can bring supplies.. go to our website las vegas now dot com. /// demetria, what's driving people crazy? demetria obilor >>> iris asks what is going on at the intersection of flamingo rd. and flamingo at j

carol: the delta ceo in this issue, ed bastian.id: talking about keeping delta on a winning track. guest: he was passionate about the fact that he had disagreements about the company at that time. they had launched a low-cost unit a couple years before this. it was really going after the discount market, they were responding to jetblue and southwest and he is pretty adamant. out of that disagreement he david: he did-- and he came back. why did he come back? guest: several people he was having disagreements with were replaced. the ceo at the time was trying to fix what was going on in the operation. and i think when he and jerry got on the same page, he was ready to come back and go through the bankruptcy and really start with a clean sheet. david: how healthy is delta today? guest: very healthy. they are pretty much leading the industry in revenue premium for charging. they are really hitting hard on operating reliability and getting the planes out on time and making sure that they do not cancel flights unless they have to. delta d

carol: and the delta ceo in this issue, ed bastian.: talking about keeping delta on a winning track. >> he is very, very passionate with the fact that he had disagreements with the company of the time. they had launched a low-cost unit copiers back, never really going after the discount market, responded to southwest, jetblue and he is pretty adamant in telling us the history of delta that he thought that was the wrong strategy and out of that disagreement, he decided to go to another company. david: he did. what can help them to come back to delta? >> i think the main reason was that several people he was having disagreements about strategy or replaced. had been onhe time the board and agreed to the ceo to try to fix what was going on in the operation, and i think when he and jerry got on the same page, he was ready to come back and go through the bankruptcy and really start with a clean sheet. david: how healthy is delta today? >> right now, it is very healthy. they are pretty much leading the industry in terms of revenue premiums fo

ed bastian this afternoon saying that it's all hands on deck. >> i apologize for the challenges this you with your travel experience. the delta team is working to restore and get these systems back as quickly as possible. >> reporter: yep. they're doing their best right now. early morning power outage in atlanta crashing delta's global airlines system. so delta has issued a system-wide waiver and they'll rebook, refund passengers that have been on these canceled flights or they have been significantly delayed. significantly delayed, though. that's on a case by case basis. back to you. >> you know, i saw your interview with gordon bethune this morning and talking about continental with a backup generator system that they were able to implement. clearly delta wasn't able to access that today. >> if we have susan with us -- >> she is there. >> is there any sense that delta did not have backup power, that there was something more beneath the surface on this? >> reporter: we were talking to georgia power to get at the heart of this and georgia power says that the outage is owing to delta'

ed bastian. ludacris and we have a barrage of earnings after the bell.agan is standing by for etsy. josh lipton all over fitbit. morgan brennan with aig and julia boorstin from electronic arts. thanks, guys. out with you in a bit getting the numbers. joining us for the hour is senior markets commentator michael santoli with guy adami here and, bill will be back with us shortly in a moment, as well. mike, what do you make of the declines we saw today? >> you know, probably felt like a bigger shakeout than it was because we were in a tight range and maybe after the oil markets closed at least the floor market closed there. seems to me this backup in treasury yields getting a little bit of lift has us a little bit sort of shaken up and trying to figure out what's driving that in terms of global capital markets. oil below 40 and matters. i don't think it's decisive. high yield credit market not at all panicking but i do think you have a defensive tone, a feeling that the economy here not really set to accelerate again and bob pisani mentioned the weakness in

. -- bastian. taiwan know this is incredibly important from a military perspective. any amount -- american military strategy in the asia-pacific must take into account the salience of taiwan. by clearly illustrating that -- taiwan's natural allies, and the next puts it into perspective with the prc's maritime salience. in broad military terms, what is happening now, and what is happening for some time, is that china is coming out to sea. this is what is going on. this is why it is such a kerfuffle in the asia-pacific. you can see, taiwan is in the middle of it. whoever holds taiwan will hold the rest of that salient, coming out into the pacific, that operational and strategic wedge. here's another view. the operational centrality of taiwan, right smack there. here is a view of taiwan's political geography, right in the middle of the entire asia political complex. finally, here is a view of taiwan's geography with regards to the south china sea. taiwan has a key position on the northern flank of any maritime operation in the south china sea. is it any wonder beijing d

there's one direct hit that landed on a point or bastian of the fort. there was a guy, his name was levy claggett and private douglas wrote, i saw a shell burst behind the man next to me sending a piece of iron through his neck came out his stomach and buried itself 2 feet in the ground. killed him instantly. shows the power of the shell. claggett, he had a full blown military funeral. his name is on a special monument known as the battle monument, and, you know, for a long time, people still remember that guy. not too much further away also here at ft. mchenry behind the fort were infantry soldiers, guys with muskets in case the british landed. one of those soldiers, a private in there, his born name was frederick hall, but he was born enslaved. he escapes off the plantation, changes his name because you don't want to get caught, right? joins the american army and then his regiment is sent to ft. mchenry. a shell very much like this one explodes near him and probably a piece of the shell like tears into his right leg. and he'll linger on for like two w

"the new york times," no conservative bastian, put out an editorial and said why wait. course would be to ban contributions from foreign and corporate entities now. if mrs. clinton winds, bill and chelsea should end both end their operational involvement in the foundation and its affiliates for the duration of her presidency. if there is even the appearance of conflict as she said years ago, wife wait? >> you also saw in that editorial, they talked about the lifesaving work that the foundation has done all over the world. hillary is so incredibly proud of that. as she said here in the interview on cnn, it's going to take late time for them to find the right partners and transfer the work. it's important for the life saiching work continues. they'll find the right way to do that. >> the "wall street journal" said chelsea clinton is considering staying on the board. >> they're in the process of figuring this out. if hillary has the privilege of serving as the president of the united states -- they're figuring the best way to do this. when she was secretary of state, she w

i mean, how many people in new york, a that liberal bastian, were willing to do something like that.e believes in law and order and he has the strength and will to make this country safer. >> okay, here is the ad senator jeff sessions is referencing as evidence of donald trump's history of courageous conser conservati conservatism. a full-page spread in the "new york times" calling for the exbugs e execution of the wrongfully convicted teenagers known as the central park five. trump was one of the loudest voices proclaiming the guilty of the black teens accused of assault in the 1989 central park jogger case and he continued even after they were exonerated by knee n by dna evidence. trump called the $40 million settlement between the central park five and the city of new york a disgrace. matt, tara and mark are back with me and joining my mark thompson of make it plain from sirius xm. so embracing the idea that donald trump's conservatism is tied to having called if for death of five black and brown teenagers in the central park five, add that to paling around with rudy giuliani whos

. -- bastian. taiwan know this is incredibly important from a military perspective. any amount -- american military strategy in the asia-pacific must take into account the salience of taiwan. by clearly illustrating that -- taiwan's natural allies, and the next puts it into perspective with the prc's maritime salience. in broad military terms, what is happening now, and what is happening for some time, is that china is coming out to sea. this is what is going on. this is why it is such a kerfuffle in the asia-pacific. you can see, taiwan is in the middle of it. whoever holds taiwan will hold the rest of that salient, coming out into the pacific, that operational and strategic wedge. here's another view. the operational centrality of taiwan, right smack there. here is a view of taiwan's political geography, right in the middle of the entire asia political complex. finally, here is a view of taiwan's geography with regards to the south china sea. position on the northern flank of any maritime operation in the south china sea. is it any wonder beijing does not want us t

he specifically mentioned president sisi several times as a kind of bastian of stability.ell, the reality is president sisi came to power in a coupe and has subsequently rounded up tens of thousands of muslim brotherhood supporters and condemn them to do. he is a controversial leader by any standards and by u.s. standards and under his watch, in fact, the reality is these crackdowns don't prevent extremism. they contribute to extremism. isis supporters say they would like to see donald trump become president of the united states of the united states because they believe he will perpetuate the same narrative they are trying to perpetuate, that you're either with us or against us. a muslim or american and there's nowhere in between where the two meet. >> those isis supporters want donald trump to be president, clarissa, i remember you were pointing that out. thank you, stand by. we've gone from the middle east, let's talk russia. i have matthew chance, our senior international correspondent. i got a note when you heard mr. trump speaking about middle east policy it was remin

it said american jets attacked the bastian of sert. >>> mcdonald's completed the shift in u.s.to only using chickens raised without antibiotics. the company previousliest mated the change would be completed by march of 2017, so they're way ahead of schedule. >>> and a pocket version of the u.s. constitution has become a best seller on amazon after kizhir khan whose son was killed after serving in iraq, flashed a pocket size of the constitution during his address criticizing donald trump at the dnc. that is the cnbc news update this hour. brian, back to you. >>> sue, thank you very much. fired up over a solar deal. why herb greenberg is burning red over the tesla/solarcity news. he'll join us when "power lunch" returns. >>> it is the deal that has everybody talking today and much of it not for good reasons. elon musk's tesla is buying elon musk's solarcity in an all-stock deal worth $2.6 billion. not surprisingly some tesla shareholders are feeling a bit burned. phil lebeau joining us now with more. >> those shareholders are wondering if this makes sense given the fact solarcity

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there was a report by the san francisco fed, not a bastian of conservative economic thought that sayshelp but her entire economic plan is more taxes which will discourage investments, increasing cost of employing people which will discourage hiring. a no growth tax and spend. stuart: the one thing america needs more than anything else at this moment in time is growth, economic growth, robust economic growth. donald trump's plan gets there. do you think hillary clinton's plan give the city growth at all? >> it will not create careers are good paying jobs or payoffs to the middle-class will reduce income any quality where everybody gets more, it will only reduce income inequality to the effect everybody gets less. maybe a closer amount. it is the wrong plan, the wrong approach, tax and spend economic plan does not result in growth. it is not fair. stuart: it is not you queue >> know it is not. the point of a tax plan is to raise revenue to run the government, not to punish people and reward other people. this is a plan that divides us, leads to know economic growth, will take the future

there's one direct hit that landed on a point or bastian of the fort. and there was a guy, his name was levy claggett and private douglas wrote, i saw a shell burst behind the man next to me sending a piece of iron through his neck came out his stomach and buried itself 2 feet in the ground. killed him instantly. shows the power of the shell. claggett, he had a full blown military funeral. his name is on a special monument known as the battle monument, and, you know, for a long time, people still remember that guy. not too much further away also here at ft. mchenry behind the fort were infantry soldiers, guys with muskets in case the british landed. one of those soldiers, a private in there, his born name was frederick hall, but he was born enslaved. he escapes off the plantation, changes his name because you don't want to get caught, right? joins the american army and then his regiment is sent to ft. mchenry. a shell very much like this one explodes near him and probably a piece of the shell like tears into his right leg. and he'll linger on for like t