not very quickly because delta t is very small. if i put this in an oven and turn it red hot, take it outside. [makes sounds] this thing starts cooling like mad, okay? i mean, let's suppose every-- by you hear click, click, click, okay? red hot, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, see? one hot, click, click, make sense? it makes sense doesn't it? very, very--things that very, very hot compared to surrounding will cool out quickly. things that aren't so hot don't cool up so quickly, huh? so that's kinda make sense. if you got a can of beer or something, you wanna cool it down quickly. you put it in a fridge, someone says, "no, no. put it in a freezer, it'll cool faster." you say, "well, honey, if it gets down "to what the fridge is that's good enough. i'll just leave it in a fridge." who's right? put it in a fridge or the freezer, you wanna cool it faster. how many say same-same? if you wait five minutes it's the same. check your neighbor. you kinda see that, gang? you kinda see

>> i was a little scary about it because delta wasn't clear about what happened. >> reporter: he showed up expecting flight 208 from tokyo. instead, that flight had engine trouble midway over the pacific and had to make an emergency landing in cold bay, alaska. >> i understand it was a town with only 104 people. and there's one bar. so they put us in a bar. and we spent about four hours there. >> reporter: did you have a drink? >> some did. >> reporter: smiles from those on board even with a more than 13-hour delay in alaska, an especially tough amount of time for this grandfather waiting on his new granddaughter being adopted from china. >> they've been a long day, 24 hours with a girl who's only a year old. >> reporter: once they finally came through that door, relief to be back home or make that home for the first time for little ellie mae. >> she has done amazing. oh, my goodness. she's a trouper. >> she's a trouper. >> yes, she is. >> reporter: and a delay that was a happy homecoming here this evening. delta had to fly another plane up from seattle to cold bay, alaska to get those

the santa cruz mountains and the delta because of the dry conditions.itions. 70's for daly city, and '80s in oakland. here is the change from just 24 hours for most of the south bay we are going to continue to see widespread 80s. mid '80s in the south- bay. and los gatos and 80s in daly city and '80s for the north-a oakland a's are hosting the tigers. game no. 2. that temperatures will remain rather warm. as that game gets under way with a '70s and '80s to start the game. this sunny skies with temperatures in the upper 60's and 70's and breezy on saturday. kron 4 will air the raiders - chargers game this sunday night at eight - 30. we'll have all the pre-game excitement, along with our kron 4 news starting at 8 p- m. immediately following the game, we'll have a newscast and post-game show with highlights. all with sports director gary radnich. next. behind the app. next. behind the app. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic,

more than 170 people had to get off their delta lane because ofen gin problems and find somewhere to wait for another plane to come. some waited at a nearby school, others waited at the only bar in town. that other plane finally came, and after about a six-hour flight, and a total of 20 hours into their journey, they arrived at sfo around 9:00 tonight exhausted. >> ever been to alaska before? >> no, never even been on my bucket list, so now i can add it to my bucket list and cross it off. >> reporter: among those abe ryaning were tim and tiffany from lodi, and their newly adopted daughter from china. >> thought what's going on here, and then all of a sudden could tell near turning north to alaska, and thought, oh, okay, something's wrong, but we were safe. >> reporter: something was wrong, bit the fact is everybody arrived safely. nobody got hurt. they're still going to try to figure out what went wrong with that engine that caused this 24- hour ordeal. >>> a look at that mysterious google barge out on the bay. google still isn't talking, but we're uncovering more about what the tech

in cold bay in the aleutian islands of alaska but more than 170 people had to get off their delta plane because of engine problems and find somewhere to wait for another plane to come. some waited at a nearby school, others waited at the only bar in town. that other plane finally came and after about a six-hour flight and a total of 20 hours into their journey, they arrived at sfo around 9:00 exhausted. >> ever been to alaska before? >> no. never even before on my bucket list. so now i can add it to my bucket list and cross it off. [ yelling ] >> hi! >> reporter: among those arriving were tim and tiffany neilson from lodi. and 1-year-old ellie, their newly adopted daughter from china. >> hi -- >> just kind of what's going on here? and then all of a sudden, we could see that they were turning north towards alaska. i'm okay, something's wrong. but we were safe. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the original plane will stay at cold bay until mechanics can check it out. >>> hayward police have a suspect for the murder of a man who was shot to death in front of his daughter nearly four years ago.

in part because of the profitability of delta and all the other airlines in there. llary revenue streams. they have developed and will develop further in the future. >> phil, stick around here because while we all hate these fees, right, check out this graphic that was dug up by derek thompson at "the atlantic" a few months ago. it shows even with the fees, pillow fee, toilet paper fee, whatever it is, it is way cheaper to fly than any time in history. let's bring in the aforementioned derrick thomas of "the atlantic." i loved your piece. when you think about it, if we're going to l.a. from new york for $350 round trip and we have to pay 50 bucks for the bag, our parents probably played 2 grand for inflation adjusted? >> that's right. when you go back to 1960s airlines were regulated and it was illegal to have a flight between los angeles and new york cost less than $1442 in inflation-adjusted dollars. it was illegal to price just that. nobody flew because they were priced out of the market. today 80% of americans fly. a huge part is the cost of airfares has collapse

i'd move more to delta simply because you've got to work wi-fi everywhere, it makes a difference, united up. the airlines move from being just a trade to being an investment long term. novel concept. let's start "talking numbers." senior managing director of u.s. equity on the fundamentals, mark lichtenfeld at the oxford club. mark, let us start with you. long-term real turnaround for the airlines? because they have been a capital destroyer for generations. >> yeah, you're right. i think you have as much chance of making money over the long term in the airline industry as you do of getting out on time out of newark. with an on-time departure, it's just not going to happen. this is a sector that has been a capital destroyer for years, especially for shareholders. airline stocks have been down for the most part over the past ten years. the airline index is at the same levels as it was in 1995. and it's not hard to see why. you've got variable costs that are extremely volatile. obviously fuel costs are a big part of that. you've got labor costs with heavily unionized work force. and not an

transportation security agency blaming the government shut down saying staffing is low because of furloughed employees. deltahild protective services are investigating the incident. attorney for raw roar r aurora massacre james holmes are arguing today. they are wanting to get evidence out of trial including his dating tweb site. ey prove it is a violation of his rights. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >> the clock is ticking toward a possible government default right now. this as we begin week two of the government shut down with no sign of a compromise. we are following the stories from washington with the latest. >> as a nation most of us may be weathering this partial shut down without inch notic-- much notice. the debt ceiling is another matter. jack lieu warned of severe consequences if there is even a hint the u.s. could default on even part of the massive debt once the national credit cards maxed out next week. >> would it be catastrophic? >> i am telling you that i know the direction is bad. there is a range of how bad. it is not responsible. it is irresponsible which is why congress need

army's delta force was because several private individuals were preparing to do the operation themselvese there was a 5 million-dollar reward with members of the armed forces that can collect, for the justice program and this guy was literally walking on the streets free and clear. lou: and it is said that we knew where he was for the past three years? >> we know the other side we are involved with, demagogy attack as well. we have some photographs of this, but just looking at these photographs, this is what he looks like now, the photographs that were brought with us provided by a former intelligence officer. this is an overhead shot from a u.s. aircraft or u.s. surveillance vehicle of some kind. and this is a ground shot that was taken of him. what we are looking at is photographs taken of him. this is a photograph up in the upper left, a photograph as we look back in 1998, the lower right is what the fbi assumes that he would look like having aged by 15 years, and the center is what he looks like in this surveillance shot taken a few weeks ago. lou: when we talk about our special forc

i'm told one of theeasons the operation was coucted when it was by the delta force was because severalrivate indivials were preparing to do the operation themselves. because there was a $5 million reward, which none of the members of the armed forces can collect,ut $5 million for justice program. this guyas walking around the streets free and car. >> and had been -- it's said that we knew where he was for the past three years. >> we've known where others are involved in the benghazi attack. i brought with me photographs. >> take us through them. >> looking at these photographs, th first one of course is what he l looks like now. the photographs we brought with us provided in thisy a former intelligence officer, this is an overhead shot from u.s. aircraft or u.s. surveillance vehicle of se kind. i don't want to tell bad guys things they don'teed to know. this is a ground surveillance shot taken of him. >> what are we looking at? >> what we'reoong at are photographs taken of him. this is a photogr up in the upper left is a photograph is heooked in 1998. lower right is what the fbi assume

delta flight took off. the crew became suspicious because he was not on the list of children flying alone.e was taken into protective custody in las vegas. authorities believe he was a runaway. >> it's probably easier for a 9-year-old. people assume 9-year-olds are being escorted. that a 9-year-old doesn't have the audacity to do it. >> reporter: delta is investigating the incident. the 9-year-old is expected to be sent back to minneapolis. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> in other news, a third bike sir now charged in connection with the road rage incident here in new york. police say reginald chance is the man seen on the video smashing his helmet into the window of the suv. his attorney says chance overreacted but that he did not assault the driver or his family. in an exclusive interview with abc news, the biker accused of starting the incident says he's not a criminal. >> i try to stay away from trouble as much as possible. >> what kind of impact is this having on your life? >> it's turned my life upside down. >> cruz who is 28, cut off the range rover and slowed cowen before it

deltas. geologists refer to this as cross-bedding because it cuts across the direction of ordinary horizontal bedding. sets of cross-beds often develop. for example, at any gigiven point in a stream, periods of deposition may alternate with periods of erosion as the velocity of the wind or water changes. a set of cross-beds in a bar will be truncated by erosion... then covered by another set of cross-beds when deposition resumes. cross-bedding is a sedimentary structure that is very revealing. if we look at a set of cross-beds that are very steep, that are truncated by the next set of cross-beds, then we know that we had a river system or a depositional system that was constantly interrupting itself and shifting around. if we have a smooth progradation of cross-beds, we know there's no interruption and it's just a steady stream of deposition in more or less a constant fashion. geologists find cross-beds useful in determining the direction of sediment transport in ancient river and dune systems. cross-beds form perpendicular to the direction of the water current and tend to slope downstream. i

slips past two levels of security at the minneapolis airport and boarded at delta plane because he wantedy the time the flight attendants realized the little boy was all by himself, the plane was already in the air. >> this is a big deal getting a child from here to nevada. this is kind of unheard of. >> people focus on what that means from the security standpoint, but what does that say about us lately as a society if a child is running around and people aren't paying attention? martha: delta and the tsa are invested in incidents. more on that when we find out what happened. bill: vegas, baby. the terrifying crash leaving 13 spectators injured. at the indycar race in houston. have you seen this? this is unbelievable. dario franchitti crashing into the wall. he goes airborne, slams into what is called the catch fence. dario franchitti fractured his spine. to spectators went to the hospital. there still hospitalized today. you have been looking at this. good morning to you. amazing thing when the spectators are holding their iphones and the car goes into their lap. what are we to understan

captain report was delayed two and half weeks because of the shut down. >>> passengers on a delta airlineoaching the destination. a faulty cargo alarm fire. >>> bill, police in maine did not need that man to bring in the joker. the 64-year-old charged with drunk driving after leaving a halloween party and running into several trees or rocks. >> that is one hand system man and he loves his halloween. >> he must. >> trees and rocks. >>> one of the most wanted master kwanned a l libi back in court for his role in the bombings in east africa david has the latest. >> reporter: hi, alisyn. this is libi's second court partnerships. the appearance today largely are you tone procedural and very brief, but one thing that sets it apart from many court appearances in the federal building behind me here. he is a high value prison and conducted surveillance on the u.s. embassy in kenya before it was blown up. the judge is expected to appoint a new attorney at taxpayer expense. and the federal defender who represented a l- libi had to step down because of a conflict of interest. his office represented a

. >> because of the storage that we have and also supplies available in the delta, we are looking okay. >> the state regulates overall water policy and if needed would declare a draught, but there are no such mandate yet. in california, you're forced to be patient. >> keeping really careful tabs on mother nature. we're going to be watching the forecast. >> our habitat changed. in fact, many water districts say their systems aren't as taxed because more people are conserving, which is good. >> we have enough water to use, but we don't have enough to waste. >> reporter: the rainy season begins november first. it lasts until march, which means it is going to be spring before we have any idea whether or not there is hasn't tour water conservation in our future. ann notarangelo, kpix 5 in antioch. >>> now to chief meteorologist paul deanno. been a long time since we have seen an october this dry. >> reporter: back in 1980, right before ronald reagan was elected president. we will do that again this year. here is the radar. had a couple sprinkles around the bay area. we are zero for october

and for bangladesh that's extremely bad because they have all of those inlets and delta regions.water gets pumped up. we think by friday still getting close to land. we're about 12 hours from seeing the rain showers making their way on the coast right now. friday afternoon to friday evening is when it will be making landfall and on superit will be inland. as it gets close to the himalayas, it is going to have all of that water go into the mountains, and that is going to be a major problem with flooding, mud slides as well as landslides. i did talk about the population density. how many people died in 1999. most of the people in india are located up here as well as towards though northeast. in some locations we have 800 people per square meter, and some 1600. we'll keep an eye on this. your headlines are up next. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. president obama just rapped up his meeting with house republicans, there was no deal reached on the budget or debt limit. republicans were offering a short-term extension for the debt ceiling. eric cantor said talks

is now blaming the government shutdown saying their staffing is low because of furloughed employees. deltahild protective services are all investigating that incident. okay. >>> the a.t.f. is reportedly blocking the main whistle-blower in the fast and furious case from publishing a book claiming it will hurt moralee at the agency. the aclu is representing the author and the special agent and they're saying let this thing be published. he was the first special agent to go public in between with allegations that his supervisors authorized the flow of semi automatic weapons in mexico instead of stopping those weapons. >>> remember miley's crazy performance at the v.m.a.? ♪ ♪ >> here's a scary thought. miley cyrus's v.m.a. twerking inspiring a halloween costume. a leotard with a bear wagging its tongue and that costume is available with a foam finger from the performance. elisabeth, you probably remember this. you look for a halloween costume for a lady and it's hard to find one where you >>steve: what did you spend the weekend trying to do? >>elisabeth: trying to make my daughter a cookie cos

delta flight without a ticket. he was finally questioned when they landed in nevada. the flight crew became suspicious mid flight because the boy wasn't on the list of unattended minors. >> all of this since 9/11 has been to keep us safer and it has, but we still have gaping holes. the boy's family says he ran away and was last seen on thursday. >>> miley cyrus's weekend appearance is getting great reviews. the singer actress road that inmomentu momentum. she told matt lauer she's not holding back. >> i'm the happiest i've ever been in my life. >> she never intends to offend anyone. her fans are young like she is and they get it. >>> we had a flame malfunction. the olympic torch relay is underway, but we had a little hang up. that's next. >>> want to give you an update now. a very active 30 minutes with the bart negotiations. this friday there could be a bart work stoppage, meaning a bart strike. within the last 30 minutes, we have heard from the bart unions. they are willing to talk. we'll be following this story throughout the evening. negotiations continue between management and the unions. >> the winter olympics are

difficult for foreign workers to get life insurance if they have to go into the delta region becausegangs. >> the obvious question is for these companies who have to go through these waters, why not avoid getting close to the coast of nigeria or avoid getting close to the coast of somalia. >> you would if you could but business is run by commercial efficiencies. 30% of the oil that comes from the region going to the united states comes along that coast. and so what shippers try to do is have sort of controls on the ship to be able to avoid being taken over. but it's sort of an inevitable sort of risk in the business. >> what's the concern? if iraq and afghanistan there was a concern that the common criminals behind some of the kidnappings would look to terrorist groups and perhaps sell the hostages to sort of kick it up to a higher level. what's the concern there that this could be common crime ultimately gets connected to terrorism? >> that's right. that's the connection between these gangs and the delta region and bocarahom in the north. they push them north to bocarahom. >> how li

. >> because of the storage that we have and supplies available in the delta, we're looking okay. >> state regulates overall water policy and if needed would declare a draught, but there are no such mandates yet. but in california whether you're in the water district or not, you're forced to be patient. >> we're going to be keeping really careful tabs on mother nature keeping track of the reservoir level, the snow pack, the snow melt. >> our habitat changed. in fact, many water districts say their systems aren't as taxed because more people are conserving, which is good. bottom line is. >> we have enough water to use, but we don't have enough to waste. >> the rainy season in the bay area is november first through march so it will be spring before we know whether or not there is any mandatory conservation in our future. in antioch, ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> this is the first october in 33 years that weather stations in downtown san francisco, livermore, and san jose are all showing zero rainfall. >> no rain in our future, but plenty of cool temperatures. >> reporter: it feels like fa

the appliance maker raised full-year forecast because of strong sales. and deltaird quarter earnings and net profit topped analysts' estimates with revenue growing 6.7% year-on-year. >>> the day of the tablet. microsoft releasing the surface 2 this morning, while apple is expected to reveal the latest version of the ipad in a couple of hours. we'll look at both tablets. >>> plus, it is jobs tuesday. the u.s. economy getting 148,000 jobs in september. it's a sign that hiring was slow ahead of the budget battles in washington. we'll get another read on jobs in a couple of weeks, but will the shutdown and the debt ceiling fight mean the numbers may look worse? >>> also, orange is the new red for netflix. trading to the downside after a big rally this morning. where does netflix go from here? we'll go behind the numbers to get you the answers. >>> a big day for tablets. in a little under two hours, apple is expected to unveil new versions of the ipad. and microsoft's new surface 2 tablet went on sale this morning. let's look now at both microsoft and apple. jon fortt

reporter: mandy, we're on the tarmac at atlanta-hartsfield airport because you'll see more elite passengers get this view thanks to deltalta elite services. they look at their manifest, target those frequent flyers who are diamond medallion status, has over 125,000 miles. unbeknownst to those passengers, if they have a short-turn around to connect to another flight, delta shows up and takes them down to the tarmac, over to their next flight. >> it's different. it's different on these side roads and stuff, but it's a lot better than trains and walkways, jetways. >> would you pay for this kind of service? >> i'm sure my work would. i wouldn't. but somebody would. >> reporter: she loved being picked up. delta is adding tarmac service in minneapolis and dallas this week and plans to start it soon in jfk. united has a similar service at houston and chicago o'hare. and the bottom line is this, here at delta you can't pay for this. it's not as though you're a frequent flier and call up and say, i'll pay $100 to be picked up in a porsche. it's strictly of a case, they look at the list, if they realize you have a tight connectio

delta airlines flight to vegas without a boarding pass. they're rwe feeling surveillance video.we're reviewing surveillance footage. becauses age he cannot be charged with a crime. to scientists who predicted the existence of the god particle have been awarded the nobel prize for physics. back in 1964 there were the first ones to publish a theory to explain how matter obtained mass to form stars and planets. the first to explicitly predict the existence of a new particle. similar proposals from three more research is appeared shortly afterwards. the particle became known. last year scientists and switzerland finally detected it. >> a salmonella outbreak. we will tell you what it is being linked to. the fall season is filled with wonderful flavors. today we are coping with one of the most popular.cooking with one of my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] when i was taking the chantix, it reduced the urge to smoke. [ male announcer ] some pe

. >>> a delta airplane is forced to make an emergency landing in a very small town in alaska. flight 208 from tokyo so fran san francisco makes a stop because of a mechanical problem on board. passengers waited for another plane to arrive, they took in the town. 20 hours after they started their journey they finally made it to san francisco. >>> in austin, texas flash flooding causes evacuations. firefighters are used rafts to rescue people. a heavy downpour dumped 9 inches of rain and caught many people by surprise. several drivers got stuck in their cars and tree limbs topped onto power lines knocking out electricity. no one is seriously hurt. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, the skies are cloudy. will the rain hold off for trick-or-treating. your first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> first a look at today's midday stocks and last night's powerball numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, everyone on this last day of october. temperatures on the mild side at 64 degrees right now. our normal high is just around 64 actually so we're right on target. our over night low is going to be on the mild side. normal low no

delta flight headed to san francisco. the plane from tokyo made an emergency landing in a remote part of alaska because of a possible issue with one of the engines. the photo shows a boeing 767 after it landed in the airport at cold bay alaska around 6 a.m. 167 passengers, 11 crew on board flight 208. some spent the day at the cold bay lodge as they waited for a replacement plane. passengers now scheduled to get into sfo about 8:00 tonight. >>> an arrest in the murder of a hayward father who was walking home with his daughter after buying ice cream. police say 24-year-old derek turner shot and killed thomas cunningham in november of 2009. investigators believe turner got upset when one of cunningham's dogs started smelling his leg. turner apparently asked cunningham to hold the dogs back and the two men exchanged words. that's when police say turner opened fire. >>> sfpd have identified the suspect in sunday's officer- involved shooting as 19-year- old rammel nevarez of san fernando. police say he was awaiting trial on charges that he robbed victims who offered cash for iphones on craigslist. navarez was shot after office

the arraignment has been postponed three times because she has not been medically cleared by the jail. >>> passengers on board a deltat from tokyo to san francisco finally landed safety last night after making an emergency land nothing a remote part of alaska. the plane was diverted to cold bay airport when the engine warning light started flashing. here is photos of the unscheduled lay over. the pilots acted with caution. the plane carried 167 passengers and 11 crew members. and that's nearly double the population of cold bay where they landed. after a 13 hour wait, a secondary craft arrived to take everyone to sfo. >> dozens of stanford university students are recovering from food poisoning. 40 case ands 4 students are in the hospital. reportedly came sick after eating at the student housing complex. still no word on what may have caused the illness. the dining staff is cleaning and sanitizing the dorm areas. >>> faculty members say the school's accreditation problems have complicated their contract talks. they've been fighting to recover what they lost in two separate pay cuts over the past year. in july, the accr

delta. low humidity levels 10-20%. coming up we will look at the timing of the winds, when the warning expires and highlight the warmest day of the week. >> because of that fire danger and the concern over it tonight prompted some areas to add extra fire crews. ktvu's john fowler is here now with that part of the story. >> reporter: station 87. the most recent of 7 contra costa county fire stations that have been closed because of budget cuts. it is across the street here in pittsburg from open space and homes. a neighborhood that tonight because of these conditions is in peril. >> reporter: gusty dry winds, dry grass and brush. snug against this neighborhood where people tonight are worried. >> reporter: he lived here 30 years. fire station 87 a one minute drive away. the next nearest these firefighters at station 86. a crucial 6 minute drive farth away. -- further away. >> initial response is critical to keep it a small grass fire. >> reporter: he says they warned supervisors about the dangerous. one of seven fire stations closed this year, $17 million in budget cuts. because of the extreme fire weather now -- >> today we will open it, 8:00 p.m

delta flight bound for vegas. >> how dead he get on the plane. where was the set a assignment. >> it wasn't until this was headed to neverness. the flight attendant became suspicious because the boy was not on their list of unattended minors. police were called. when the plane landed the young boy has handed tosser over to child protective services -- was handed over to child protective services. he was also caught stealing someone's bag. the boy sat down for a meal but left without paying. >> a little con artist. people beware of him. >> but security experts say this is no laughing matter. it highlight has breach in airport security that needs to be addressed. >> you cannot ignore the fact that young kids could be utilized as a delivery mechanism. >> after defeating the security check, the c

probably easier for a 9-year-old, because people assume 9-year-olds are being escorted, they assume a 9-year-old hasn't got the audacity to do it. >> reporter: in a statement, delta says it is investigating the incident, after beating the system, the 9-year-old is expected to be sent back to minneapolis. david? >> aditi roy tonight from our los angeles bureau. thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday night. an abc news exclusive. we're hearing for the first time from the biker who slowed down, that suv behind him, then bumming him and we know what happened after that. that's coming up here. >>> and later tonight on the broadcast, the giant movie at the box office, "gravity." so, what can you really hear, really see, that far above the earth? we're back in just two minutes. [ male announcer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take mor

so one of the delta commanders said to me, you know, many lives actually were saved because of that battlewhat we learned about who we were fighting that day. now they know they were fighting al qaeda. at the time, you know, they didn't. for example, you know, no u.s. soldier will ever step out the door without night vision goggles and without water because that battle that was supposed to only last a few minutes lasted 17 1/2 hours. >> incredible reporting. lara logan, thank you so much. you can see lara's full report on sunday night on "60 minutes" here on cbs. >>> pope francis visited the town of assisi and the tomb of his namesake, francis of assisi. pope francis is the first pope to name himself after the 13th century f centu centu centu century friar. >> reporter: this is more than just a pilgrimage. this is a mission statement. an outdoor mass was the centerpiece of this visit. but for pope francis, it was a place to again stress how he's trying to remake the catholic church in the image of the man who made this italian hillside town famous. st. francis of acssisi rejected wecht to

think it is easier for a 9-year-old because people assume that 9-year-olds are being escorted and doesn't have the audacity to do it. >> reporter: in a statement, deltait is investigating the incident. after beating the system, the 9-year-old is expected to be isn't back to minneapolis. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >> smart kid. he scoped out the airport for two days before he went through with this. what does that say about the tsa agents and airline agents that let him get on the plane? >> exactly. if a little boy can do it, who else can? that's the scary question here. scary times. at least he's going to -- he was going to vegas. >> i'm wondering how much he got done in vegas with no i.d. there. >> let him at the black jack table rolling those -- >>> coming up, one of the strangest breakfast combos. >> we're joined by an executive chef to try out some of the newest fast food menu items. >> ahead in our next half hour, was it a good excuse or an important educational lesson? a mom takes her son out of school for red sox fever. let the debate begin on this one. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after th

delta flight from tokyo. bound for san francisco. was forced to land in alaska becausessible engine problem. >> reporter:the crew of flight number 208. says an indicator light in the cockplit flashed on. and quote "out of an abundance of caution" landed in a small airport in the town of cold bay around 6 o'clock this morning >> reporter:it was a safe landing with 167 passengers on board. and 11 crew members. no one was injured. >> reporter:delta has sent a new plane to alaska to pick up the passengers and bring them to s-f-o. they are expected to land around 8 o'clock tonight. >> reporter:meantime, the airline will be inspecting the plane to figure out what happened. >> catherine: a child steals the spotlight. and the hearts at a vatican ceremony! >> catherine: we show you the spontaneous one on one with pope francis. >> catherine: plus. how us your warrior pride!!!! i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, mo

through security and snuck on to a delta airlines plane from minneapolis to las vegas without a boarding pass. spokesman, he was unclear why he was going to las vegas. because that place sucks. should he get a raise? i'm impressed that he didn't go to six flags or disney world. he said i am going where you really have fun, vegas. >> where are his parents? anybody know where his parents are how this kid made this happen? i give him credit. he did something i didn't think a kid could do. where his family was was beyond my wildest imagination. what are they thinking now? i wonder if reporters are trying to get in touch with the parents and why they are so absentee? do you know where your kid is at 10:00 p.m.? he is across the country. >> i don't know why anybody was so impressed with him. you go to the airport and they are like scanning things and people holding up their phones. there was a big, wide space and you can walk on to the plane of the he is a kid. people don't bother kids. they thought he was going to see his mommy. you know who is not impressed? "catch me if you can." kid. >> if you help the kid, he is your responsibility. get on the plane, i have

to the delta seeing 21, 22 miles per hour towards travis and also there so out there things are ramping up because of this, which will keep things on the cool side then, so morning cloud or low fog whatever you want to call it not as thick as then, some sun but noting down, 50s and 60s elsewhere, here is sal. >> we have a busier commute now than then. we want to tell you good news, westbound 580 into the valley a crash cleared however traffic is backed up big time. it was there for 20 minutes but caused a huge delay over the altamont pass through to -- this is 1 solid line of stop and go traffic, so if this is your commute you need to get on the road. i can't recommend an alternate because as you know if you drive this every day taking side roads they get crowded and they are not really efficient so my best advice to you is just to get out there early if you can, a tall order on a morning commute but that is what is my advice would be, let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, filling in westbound a 10 minute wait there, on the sunol grade 680 southbound looks good, past mission police activ

because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >> pelley: deltal alone without a ticket-- somehow managed to board an airliner in minneapolis last thursday and fly to las vegas. delta is not saying how it happened. we asked dean reynolds to look into this breach of airport security. >> reporter: airport officials say the nine-year-old made two trips to the terminal. last wednesday he took the train to the airport, lifted a stranger's suitcase from the baggage carousel and took it with him to the hot dish restaurant. there he had lunch, dropped the bag, and skipped the check after telling the waitress he was just going to the restroom. after that, officials say he went home. but surveillance cameras picked him up again the next day being screened at president t.s.a. airport checkpoint. steps away on concourse g, deal flight 1651 was boarding for an 11:15 departure to las vegas. airport officials tell us the surveillance tape shows the boy without a boarding pass darting past a distracted agent and on to the plane. charles slepian, a security consul

his transfer was sped up because he is said to be seriously ill with hepatitis c and needs medical treatment that was unavailable on board al-libi's capture by delta force came more than 10 years after he was indicted for the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in africa. >>> there has been another dry ice explosion at los angeles international airport. this time no one was evacuated. police found two additional bottles containing dry ice at the tom bradley terminal. they do not believe the incident is terror related. the same thing happened sunday night. a plassic it bottle containing dry ice exploded in an employee's bathroom. that incident delayed several flights but no one was hurt. >>> happening today the u.s. supreme court will take on a discrimination case in michigan. in 2006 voters in the state approved an amendment outlawing any consideration of race in college admissions. six years later a federal appeals court ruled with voters couldn't make that decision. now the u.s. supreme court is stepping in to see if they can ban affirmative action programs through a referendum. >> vetrans fed up with the government shut down will score washington once a

delta, will soon solve the problem. >>> 6:36. halloween night tomorrow, lawrence karnow, can you deliver? >> always a scary forecast! because a lot of trick or treaters are depending on the weather and this time of year it can get dicey at times but i think this year's going to work out great. we are going to see a lot of sunshine coming our way and some dry weather. today, we are starting out with some spooky patchy fog early on! some chilly temperatures too. in the 30s in the north bay valleys. 40s and 50s elsewhere. by the afternoon we are going to see some sunshine. still on the cooler side of average but not bad. toward the afternoon plan on about 68 degrees in livermore. 68 in santa rosa. and 67 degrees and mostly sunny skies in san jose. all right. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> people heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza crowded in the cash and fastrak lanes now that the metering lights are on. they cleared a stall that jammed things up on the deck for a while now backed up beyond the 880 overcrossing. things leveled after down the eastshore freeway. we had an accident approaching ashby aven

their position is it will enhance because it will create a stronger airline capable of competing with deltaotherwise are going to dominate this industry. at least until a series of new entrance take it away. >> i wanted to put it out there. >> i appreciate that. >> don, thank you. maybe that gives you more info to work with when considering investments as well. >> coming up, the adp jobs report is the number to watch this week with the government shut down. the labor department is not releasing official data. numbers and market reaction coming up straight ahead. erskine bowles erskine bowles joins us on where he thinks the feds can cut spending. it's only on the "squawk box" on cnbc. i want peacocks. peacocks? walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dreams to be so ambitious. italy? oh, that's not good. [ man ] by exploring their options, they learned that instead of going to italy, they could use a home equity loan to renovate their yard and have a beautiful wedding right here while possibly increasing the value of their home. you and roger could get married