several passengers on board united airlines plane rushed to the hospital after severe tush ulance for landing and all systems go as harrison ford makes a surprise appearance since injured in a plane crash and that was not the only treat for "star wars" fans we'll show you the new trailer for upcoming movie. those stories and more when "action news" comes right backpack >> saturday night i'm walter perez, actually sunday night, no saturday night. i lost track of time. here's what's happening on "action news" 11:30 donald trump doubles down on tough talk about immigration and what he had to say about the rally earlier today. and passengers on board a united airlines flight get toss around sending several to the hospital and literary shocker be loved character at icuss finch reveals his dark side in the upcoming novel. >> and sunbathers scrambling a bomb squad to the scene after a blast that felt like explosion or earth quake and woman nearby was sent flying. more from abc mary bruce. >> i don't know how many victims we have. >> officials in rhode island investigating what caused a terri

. >>> well there is tense moments for people on board a united airlines plane heading from dan injury, the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in grand junction, colorado yesterday after several passengers became sick an hour into the flight. oxygen masks were deployed and the jet was able to land safety, one passenger was taken to the hospital. >> it was scary because i had my son with me, he was the only infant on the plane. >> well a new plane was brought in to take the remaining passengers to la. >>> it is now 4:50, are you really saving money when you shop at tj max. >> they want you to get in the door and spend money mindlessly. >> come people do that. >>> coming up in 20 minutes, customers have discovered. >>> a piece of paradise in the bare area, where we can see water similar to hawaii or the caribbean, take a look. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's

they were on board a united airlines flight from puerto rico to dulles. reuters this morning reporting that two flight attendants were hurt. now another united flight from san francisco to dulles also ran into bad turbulence. >>> well today when metro opens everything should be back to normal on the red line. track work closed half a dozen stations yesterday. you may have had to get on one of the shuttles. the buses were running instead of trains between noma, gallaudet stations. metro says expect regular service on the red line. >>> right now, several online petitions are asking for the removal of the name of jefferson davis from route 1 in northern virginia. the legislature is being asked to name it in their honors back in 1920s. that runs through arlington and stretches down into prince william and stafford and spotsylvania counties. jackie bensen spoke with the man who started this petition. >> reporter: it's such a part of the daily existence for most commuter commuters, that people don't significant the name of the route 1, and it bears the man of th

they were on board a united airlines flight, going from puerto rico to dulles. reuters reports two flight attendants were hurt. another flight hit some pretty bad turbulence but folks didn't need any medical attention. >>> right now, eurozone finance ministers are meeting in greece where the prime minister to talk about a possible bailout. today could be greece's last chance to convince creditors it deserves more financial help to rescue it from the financial crisis. some european finance leaders say they want specific and binding commitments from greece before they agree to the third bailout. >>> we just got this in to our news4 newsroom. negotiators could reach a deal with iran today. two diplomats tell the associated press the agreement will be sent for review and the nuclear deal could be announced as soon as tomorrow. now, the talks they're going on in vienna. the deal could bring to an end nearly a decade of negotiations. the current round of talks has lasted more than two weeks. >>> right now there are several online petitions asking for the removal of th

. >>> now to some frightening moment as board a united airlines flight from denver to los angeles.orced to make an emergency landing after several passengers reported feeling ill. some even passing out. abc's david kerley is at reagan national airport with the latest on that good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. fear and anxiety may have had a lot to do with the incident and the decision by the pilot to put his plane on the ground as quickly as possible. medical or mechanical the united airlines is trying to solve this morning. this los angeles-bound jet making an emergency landing wednesday morning. >> united still have five passed out. everybody's on oxygen. >> reporter: that was the report shortly after takeoff several of the 150 passengers reporting feeling ill. >> there was a lot of people that were complaining of being light lightheaded. nausea sick and the gentleman looked in front of me as if he was having a seizure. >> reporter: he deploys the oxygen and diverting to grand junction. >> they said everybody put your mask on. this is a precaution. make sure you

united said nights in the air were not directly affected and sfo boards were filled with delays. passengers say united airlines representatives did not share any information with them while they waited. >> it has been word of mouth. >> when the connectist issue was resolved, ticket agents worked to get passengers on their way. in some cases even holding flights. >> many passengers worried they missed connections. >> going to italy. >> with others enjoying a change of pace. >> it is nice to slow down. >> united said the issue was not a cyber attack or hacking. >> good news in all of this united airlines is waiving change fees for anyone who needs to change the flights. >>> thanks. now, a look at united delays. [ inaudible ] >> 9 flights still are delayed at sfo two of them have been canceled. there are just they united delays at mineta san jose international airport with no cancellations. united airlines does not fly out of oakland international so there are no problems there. >> united is not the only ones dealing with computer problems but we have developing news on wall street where trading has been suspende

departure boards blank after united airlines grounds its planes. an error message plastered and cross "wall street journal's" web side and significantly all trading put on hold. for hours. federal law enforcement agencies say they do not know whether the three events are connected. they do not know as of now if there's any evidence they were triggered by hacks or any malicious activity though they acknowledge that remains a policy that they're investigating. >>> let's get toal i son kosik. allison, the after 11:32 it stopped. when did traders realize something was going on? at that moment? >> reporter: at that moment at 11:32, a trader put it this way, saying the plusk just stopped, the computers just stopped moving. they had some indication there was some sort of technical difficulty earlier today before the opening bell rang. one trader told me he was having connectivity issues. also another trader says there was a software update done overnight. in addition the new york stock exchange sent out an alert to all the traders here on the floor of the

bill: there was a medical scare on board a united airlines flight.ust left denver on its way to l.a. when a passenger passed out. others felt sick. the pilots deployed oxygen masks and diverted to grand junk colorado. tests found from problems on board but the plane is being inspected for technical issues. passengers went their way to california on a different flight. martha: snort marco rubio taking aim at donald trump over his language and his behavior. senator rubio calling trumps conduct inappropriate for president of the united states. and trump, can you imagine, he decided to fire back. >> i don't think in the way he is based over the last few weeks is either dignified or worthy of office he seeks. >> i'm not employing bad language. it is people against me. as far as marco is concerned he is very very weak on immigration on illegal immigrants is coming in. he took a very weak stand and his poll numbers dropped down low and they're still pretty low. we know where he is coming from. martha: there you have it. doug schoen, former advisor to presid

to a sudden and unexpected stop departure boards blank after united airlines grounds its planes.plastered and cross "wall street journal's" web side and significantly all trading put on hold. for hours. federal law enforcement agencies say they do not know whether the three events are connected. they do not know as of now if there's any evidence they were triggered by hacks or any malicious activity though they acknowledge that remains a policy that they're investigating. >>> let's get toal i son kosik. allison, the after 11:32 it stopped. when did traders realize something was going on? at that moment? >> reporter: at that moment at 11:32, a trader put it this way, saying the plusk just stopped, the computers just stopped moving. they had some indication there was some sort of technical difficulty earlier today before the openi

they tell me that because united airlines footprint here at phl is relatively small that passengers shouldn't expect widespread delays across the board from here on out. however, it was most certainly a frustrating morning for passengers who fly united airlines. >> standing room or sitting room only, at the check in counter for united airlines wednesday morning. flights nationwide and here at philadelphia international airport were put on ground stop for roughly two hours after a problem with united's computer system. >> we didn't understand what was going on at first because they weren't really explaining it to us. i guess the internet server was down, so no one could check in. >> instead, they got error message trying to check in. please try again left many passengers frustrated and confused. >> just fantastic. all i want to do is stand another 15 minute in this line. >> by 9:30 a.m. the system was back on line, united apologized for the inconvenience, posted this statement to its twitter account. we are recovering from network connective at this issue restoring flight apps, will have a waiver on united. com to change flights. tell

united airlines downing thousands of its planes a ground stop effectively because of computer problems. boardingout by hand. united saying that was a routing problem and that was it was individual to that airline and at the same time the "wall street journal" also closing down. no one able to get on to the web site. a bigger or are message greeting peek. while there was brief, there's no explanation from the "wall street journal" as to what kind of computer glitch took down their web site "wall street journal" now effectively back up and running but you can see on your screen right now the problems persist for the new york stock exchange. in fact, the new york stock exchange just sending out a few more tweets to update their situation saying it is an internal technical issue and not the result of a cyber breach. of course this being what many people were concerned about. coincidence? three major organizations all with the same kind of problem, all within the same few hours, each coming out to identify as much as they can what the problems were in each of these circumstances. the fbi for its part

. >>> the computer glitch that grounded all united airlines flights has been fixed this noon. but now passengers are waiting in line at boarding gates. our surae chinn is live at dulles airport with details on the airlines' second major computer problem in as many months. surae? >> reporter: andrea, the ground stop lasted a short period of time but it's causing big issues and lots of people and some passengers will be impacted throughout the day. you nighted airlines not able to fly their planes. they were stuck on the tarmac for about an hour starting around 8:45 this morning. it caused a ripple effect with people not able to catch their connecting flights with regional airlines. united called it a network connectivity issue and passengers are calling it a major headache. passengers were unable to check in, print out their boarding passing and board their flights. dulles quickly recovered from most of the computer problems and they were up and running in about half an hour. but don't be surprised to find residual problems just like these passengers we talked to are experiencing. >> i've been trying since about 6:00 this morni

. >>> united airlines pilot is under investigation after a flight from houston to munich. united says he carried bullets on board. he did it by mistake. when he realized what he did he flushed them down the toilet but tossed others into a trash bin accessible to passengers. the problem is carrying ammo while flying an international flight violates german gun laws. >>> the fda is changing warning labels on motrin advil and aleve. they will include stronger warnings saying they will increase the risk of heart attack and stroke. and the fda says the risk glynns with the first dose. the more you take and the longer you take it the higher the risk will be. >>> the cyberattack against the federal government's personnel files is much more damaging than first reported. hacker gained access to the job politics and their families. if you applied within the last 15 years you were probably included. it's believed it originated in china. >>> ford is moving production of two of its small cars out of this country. the focus and the semax. ford will discuss future plans for the michigan plant during contract talks. >>> well whe

boarding pass. the united application just hanging. >> united airlines couldn't fly their planes. >> we just got here but there's a bit of a delay. >> it took roughly an hour for stuck planes to leave the tarmac. >> the computer glitch lasted a short time but delays are happening well into the night. >> what was your concern? >> that my flight was canceled. >> tom was supposed to get on his flight to houston. the boards say his flight is on time at 12:30. now he's not leaving dulles airport until 5:30. >> your flight is not on time? >> my flight has been canceled so it can't be on time. >> although the ground stop was short-lived it caused issues throughout the day including delays cancelations and problems on the internet. >> the app is not working their website is not working and you're on hold for 20 minutes on the phone. >> united airlines took almost 2 hours on twitter to respond to passengers. for at least one person it's been a heartbreaking delay. julia from colorado springs couldn't make her connecting flight to give a eulogy in dc. she said the funeral would be over by the time she landed.

united airlines says it's investigating the cause. tonight the fire department says there was a medical event on board that caused a chain reaction of passengers to feel sick and light-headed. the passenger who went to the hospital walked to the ambulance. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with news tonight of a big warning about something in millions of american homes. >>> also look. a new book from dr. seuss. we've got a sneak peek at a long-lost treasure that's generating a lot of excitement tonight. >>> a warning today from ikea after two of the swedish furniture makers' chests tipped over and fatally injured two children. safety regulators say consumers should stop using ikea dressers and chests for children. about 27 million in all. unless the products are mounted to a wall. they're offering a free kit to help you do that. we put more information on our website. >>> one of america's best-known writers has died. e.l. doctorow forged his reputation with such historical novels as "ragtime" and "billy bathgate." in "the book of daniel" he explored the execution of julius and ethel rosenberg as communists in the 1

the airport this morning, went to several arnltsirports around the world waiting to board their flight for united airlines to be a long wait and they may have a cancelled flight because of the ripple effect. as they start to get flights back up in the air, this is going to take time. this issue will linger all morning long and well into the afternoon. united has about 3500 flights worldwide. you add in the commuter subsidiary, you have about 5,000 flights worldwide and you have so many connections involved with 7 hubs in the u.s. and then hubs overseas. it's going to take a long time to work this out, and one more thing, guys. i've had a couple of people ask me is it just one issue at united? why do we continually see these problems with united? this is a great question. this is the fourth time i'm aware of a ground stop because of computer glitches at united airlines and every time the airline has said we know there is a problem. we're working on that. we have some calls in united to see if we can get answers as to what caused this latest ground stop. >> for more on what this means for united a former ce

board now hopefully? >> reporter: well, i've had to abandon ship. i'm switching to another airline. my united flight was already supposed to be in the air. it is still on the ground. the lines are long. chad was talking about that snowball effect. we're at the bottom of the hill. the united passengers are getting buried today. the lines are long. maybe the computers are talking to each other now, but all the boards here they the united flights are on time and i can tell you they're not on time. if you're going to a larger airport, it's going to be a mess. another passenger i was talking to was thinking about driving down to l.a.x. and she heard from a friend at l.a.x. it was even worse. you hear that cliche pack your patience. if you're flying united call ahead and definitely pack a couple of bags of patience. >> you tweeted out that picture of passengers having these handwritten tickets. are they still issuing tickets by hand in the united terminal there, do you know? >> reporter: when i left a few minutes ago, they were still issuing by hand. it was the most -- it's something i've never see

united airlines says it's investigating the cause. tonight the fire department says there was a medical event on board that caused a chain reaction of passengers to feel sick and light-headed. the passenger who went to the hospital walked to the ambulance. tom costello nbc news washington. >>> we're back in a moment with news tonight of a big warning about something in millions of american homes. >>> also look. a new book from dr. seuss. we've got a sneak peek at a long-lost treasure that's generating a lot of excitement tonight. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. ♪ ♪ it may seem strange, but people really can love their laxative. especially when it's mirala

, ticket counters jammed, check-in kiosks dark, delay boards bleeding red, some totally blank as lines of passengers snake across the united airlines curbsides. >> when we came in we could barely get into the door because the lines were so long. >> reporter: the nightmare beginning at 7:30, the height of morning takeoffs, when a computer router malfunctions, preventing communication with planes on the ground. 59 flights cancelled, 800 delayed. >> this is system-wide, this computer failure, throughout the united system. that means nobody is going nowhere. >> reporter: by 9:30, lines are growing and united tweets -- "we are working to resolve and apologize for any inconvenience." but not until an hour later does a united spokesman confirm the computers are back. but not completely. >> it's probably the longest line i've seen at the airport. >> reporter: late today united tweeted a video apology promising to waive change fees. >> thank you so much for your loyalty and your business, we're continuing to work hard to earn it. and again, apologize for the inconvenience. >> reporter: david, tonight, united says it's working very hard to r

united airlines planes on the tar mac rendering its computers useless. here's jim avila. >> reporter: gates overflowing, ticket counters jammed. check-in kiosks dark, delay boardstally blank as lines of passengers snake across the united airlines curbsides. >> we came in, we could barely get into the door because the lines were so long. >> reporter: the nightmare begins at 7:30, the height of morning takeoffs when a computer router malfunctions preventing communication with planes on the ground. 59 flights canceled, 800 delayed. >> this is systemwide, this computer failure throughout the united system which means nobody is going nowhere. >> reporter: by 9:30, lines are growing and united tweets, we're working to resolve and apologize for any inconvenience. but not until an hour later does a united spokesman confirm the computers are back, but not completely. >> it's probably the longest line i've seen at the airport. >> reporter: united tweeted a video apology, promising to wave change fees. >> thank you so much for your loyalty and business. we're continuing to work hard to earn it. we again apologize for the inconvenience. >> reporter: united says it's workin

united airlines grounded flights across the country including at dulles because the carrier's computers kept crashing. united called it a network connectivity issue. travelers couldn't check in or print out their boarding passes. it took united about two hours to fix the problem, but the delays, well, they were likely last through the night. >>> the washington redskins are vowing to appeal after a federal judge upheld the decision to unregister the team's trademark because the name is said to be racially offensive. >> reporter: what's important about today's decision is it's the first time a federal judge has ruled against the redskins on the trademark question. on the other hand it doesn't mean the name is going to change anytime soon. trademark attorney joe bare nudeo -- baranado. >> at the end of the day they have lost federal registrations but people can still call them the redskins and they can still refer to themselves as the redskins. >> reporter: the quarterback at a reading event today trying to stay out of it. >> that's an issue that we as players can't focus on. we have a job to do and that's to get our culture right, win football games and that's what we are focused on. >> reporter: this fi

board a united flight from houston to munich. tonight it could cost the pilot in civil penalties. sources tell cnn it all began when the captain, who the airlinealized he was carrying live ammunition in his suitcase. something not allowed on international flights? >> very restrictive. i'm sure the pilot realized at some point he would not be able to get into germany with ammunition in his carry-on. >> reporter: the captain threw the bullets in the trash can of the boeing 767. a passenger looking for a missing ring discovered them and alerted a flight attendant, who called the captain. fearful he might get in trouble, sources say the pilot took the bullets and flushed them. >> it absolutely could have caused a panic in flight at least amongst the crew in the cockpit. fortunately the pilot stepped up to the plate and admitted that he had thrown the ammunition in the trash. had he not done that, that would have caused all other kinds of bells and whistles to go into play. >> reporter: tonight, united says it is reviewing the incident but that the pilot remains an employee. meantime the tsa says it's reviewing if the veteran captain should face se

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but when you think about it united airlines flights across the nation you have over 100 passengers on boardn aircraft we're talking about a lot of people who are impacted. and then of course that impacts the connecting flights. so you see what we're talking about with this domino effect. it's a mess at the airports to have a system go down and you not able to allow flights to take off. so we're talking about a lot of people having a tough time at airports. >> and united releasing that statement saying it is a computer issue. but there's no time line on when they may have the problem restored. >> reporter: exactly. there is no time line for when this could correct itself. like i said even once the computer systems are back you still have the issue of rebooking people. a lot of flights these days are really packed and so then you have to go through the process of getting people on flights. getting people to where they need to go. that's a whole other project that will take time. >> thank you so much rene marsh, reporting live for us. continuing to follow this snafu within the united system an

boards bleeding red. some totally blank as lines of passengers snake across the united airlines curbside. >> when we cameely get in the door because the lines were so long. >> reporter: the nightmare begins at 7:30 the height of morning takeoffs when a computer router malfunctions preventing communication with planes on the ground. 59 flights canceled. 800 delayed. >> this is systemwide. this computer failure throughouted united system, which means nobody's going nowhere. >> reporter: by 9:30 lines are growing and united tweets "we're working to resolve and apologize for any inconvenience." but not until an hour later does a united spokesman confirm the computers are back. but not completely. >> it's probably the longest line i've seen at the airport. >> reporter: late today united tweeted a video apology promising to waive change fees. >> thank you so much for your loyalty and your business. we're ctinuing to work hard to earn it. and again apologize for the inconvenience. >> reporter: united says it's working very hard to recover from its computer issues. but this is the fifth time in three years that

. >>> a united airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing when several passengers became sick on board, oxygens[!s masks dropped down carrying passengers from denver to los angeles. it was diverted to grand junction, colorado. at least one person on board passed out. >> there were a lot of people that were complaining of being light-headed, nauseous, sick. the person next to me seemed like he might be having a seizure when it started. >> one person was taken to the hospital. it is not clear what caused the sudden illness. >>> security is tight after a veteran police officer is gunned down during a traffic stop. that suspect named mark estrada allegedly shooting the veteran when he pulled over. he then returned fire hitting the suspect. he took off but was later raised when he turned up at the hospital for medical treatment. officers giving a final salute to the 15 year veteran and father. >>> a photographer caught carrying a loaded gun at joe biden avenues vent waking up in a jail this morning. a police found the loaded weapon inside the car. california law required firearms in vehicle

. >> reporter: the other passengers eventually boarding another jet bound for los angeles. now, united airlinestelling us they're checking out the aircraft to see if it could have contributed to this incident or whether or not it was the one passenger who started feeling sick and the other people were anxious about that and started feeling symptoms themselves. george. >> okay, david, thanks very much. >>> the race for president now, your voice, your vote, and donald trump set to make more headlines today. the republican front-runner visits the border this afternoon to shine a light on his signature issue, immigration, border security. abc's tom llamas is on the scene in laredo, texas. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good good morning. trump's comments on immigration bring him the most heat but also the most praise especially in border towns like where we are today, laredo texas and we saw up close one of the issues he was talking on the campaign trail, our porous borders. just minutes ago we saw two men walk from mexico cross the border along the fence and then border patrol agents took

. >>> a united airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing when several passengers became sick on boardens[!s masks dropped down carrying passengers from denver to los angeles. it was

united airline. >> advice for people waiting to board the united flight? call their airport, their carrier, what? >> at the moment you're going to be with 20,000 of your best friends, everybody trying to call united. this is one of those days when you really have to be patient. it probably is not going to go and ask if you can book on another competing airline. unit sd starting to get their systems up and running again. if you're supposed to connect at a major hub and on to another city, you may be delayed or may have to try to rebook later in the day. we'll see how long it takes them to get back up and running completely. >> tom costello, as always, thank you very much. >>> meantime, new developments on that deadly peer shooting in san francisco as officials reveal the owner of the gun used in the seemingly random murder. nbc's hallie jackson has the latest on that. what can you tell us? >> one of the questions has been where did this gun come from? now we have the answer. multiple sources say the gun belonged to a federal agent and had been stolen from a car before the shooting. this morning fr

united airlines was forced to ground its fleet when its computers failed. but homeland security says there's no evidence of anything criminal. trading on the big board resumed late in the day and the dow ended with a loss of 261 points. anthony mason begins our coverage. >> reporter: the first glitches in the system began to appear soon after the opening bell when orders for some smaller stocks failed to go through says trader peter tuckman. >> in the midst of trying to fix those problems, they laid out some kind of a new program to prevent this from happening and that may have caused the further technical glitch. >> reporter: a little after 11:30 the n.y.s.e. shut down the entire exchange to sort out the problem and canceled some 700,000 orders in the system. but as the wall street trading floor went silent, trades could still be executed on other exchanges. the markets didn't panic. >> we're not seeing overreaction. we're not seeing fear. we're running in a technically advanced world that does have problems sometimes. >> reporter: in august of 2013 the nasdaq was similarly paralyzed by a three-hour shut down after a software upgrade. steve grubman

board disappeared in march of 2014 while flying from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> also a united nations security resolution to find closure of another malaysia airlines tragedy. a tribunal to try those responsible for shooting down mh 17 over eastern ukraine last july. the u.n. has accused the pro-russian separatists at brick down the plain with a missile. >> i'm tarek bazley in london where it's hoped that dna inspired sculptures will raise millions for 69. 69. for science. >> comedian mo amer. >> are we filming a short? what's happening? >> confronting stereotypes. >> i was afraid to be myself. >> mixing religion and comedy. >> get over it you know who i am... a. >> in zimbabwe a court appearance for one of the persons accused in the killing of cecil the lion. failing to prevent american walter palmer from unlawfully killing cecil. bronkurst was released on bail. since the story broke palmer has become the focus of intense backlash on social media, john terret has more. >> still no sign of the minnesota dentist and big game hunter walter palmer, killer of the beloved lion, cecil. while a few protestors gathered outside his office, patients received a letter

united states supported the shaw. tens of thousands of people were killed under the shaw. later on we shot down an iranian airliner killing all, i think, 290 people on boarde people might ask, can iran trust united states? we don't have a very good record on dealing with iran. and there is so much rhetoric that is over the top. again, even israeli generals have admitted that iran would not pose a nuclear threat, even if they had a nuclear weapon because, obviously israel has enough nuclear weapons to destroy iran and israel has five or six dolphin class nuclear capable submarines with torpedo tubes modified to launch nuclear cruise missiles. >> i cut you off before you finished that. thank you for the call. we appreciate that and all the calls. do have a couple more facebook posts to show you. arthur writes, yes, i support the international nuclear deal with iran. i will not fold under netanyahu and apex inses sent warmonger warmongering. and susan on facebook says absolutely not. sanctions should have been doubled down. now in 15 years, a ran will be free to do whatever it wishes. kerry doesn't even know what the side deals are with iran. dominique says

. >> grant:if you were a united airline traveler, what was happening this morning was exactly zero. >> grant:this is what the arrival and departure boardike at portland's airport. >> grant: planes.but plenty of frustrated passengers. >> they keep changing it. >> grant: a short time later computers went down on wall street and trading on the new york stock exchange came to a halt for hours due to date in turn technical issue creek taking to twitter based in a that was not a result of a cyber breach. the wall street journal's home page went down. steading that it was having technical difficulties and the fall website would return soon. all three outages were over within hours. president obama was agreed with his cyber attack advisers. cyber security advisers. >> grant:it is another indication of how dependent we have become on computer technology. three times just told me it's an hour and a half delayed >>our professionals have looked at this, and more importantly, the -- the information technology professionals at the new york stock exchange, at united airlines and the wall street journal have been looking at this, too. and what i can t

united nations. just over a year ago, malaysian airlines flight m.h.-17 crashed in a field in eastern ukraine. all 298 people on boardt of them dutch-- were killed. the government in kiev and in many other western countries said russian-backed separatists shot down the plane with a surface-to-air missile. it's a claim moscow still denies. now, malaysia-- along with the netherlands, ukraine and others- - want to set up an international criminal tribunal to prosecute those responsible. >> an international tribunal will also be best place to deliver justice to the families of all victims. >> ifill: the u.n. security council took up the proposal this afternoon, but russia vetoed it. >> the groundses to be assured of the impartialality of the negotiation, can it resist the propaganda backdrop in the media. >> ifill: that came hours after russian president vladimir putin told the dutch prime minister in a phone call that such a move was "inexpedient." all this comes after 15 months of heavy fighting in eastern ukraine-- known as the donbas-- between separatists backed by russia and the ukrainian military, more than 6,500 p

united nations tribunal into the shooting down of a malaysian airlines jet last year. four other countries are also urging a prosecution. the plane crashed killing all 298 on board.ists rebels are accused of firing a russian-made missile. the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog says there are still unresolved questions around iran's nuclear program. they are trying to reach a deal with iran in austria. >> reporter: negotiators have already been working around the clock here. we understand there was one meeting with a lead u.s. negotiator, the lead e.u. negotiator, and two deputy foreign ministers of iran that went on until 3:00 a.m. some of the foreign ministers who were here on thursday have left. european foreign ministers and the chinese foreign minister, but a word of the french foreign minister as he left i think is significant. he said he will be back with his colleagues on sunday evening, and what we're hearing is that it's likely the foreign ministers from the p5-plus-1, that's the six countries negotiating with iran, will probably stay here from sunday working through, trying to get a deal. remember the interim deal has already been extended. extended only

at the top of the hour united airlines was attempting to get things back in working order as a result of a network computer problem with its airline computer system across the boardsive lines outside of l.a.x. airport, chicago o'hare's airport, people scrambling to get information as to what was going on. and now here we are at around 11:30 eastern time following breaking news at the new york stock exchange where trading has been placed on a halt. let me go to my colleague, chuck todd. he is in for andrea mitchell. chuck, you're picking up our coverage. >> i am, tamron. obviously we've got a ton of breaking news and a brand new exclusive interview with donald trump that my colleague kayty tur just finished. of course we're following this breaking news having to do with the stock market as tamron just noted. it's been a bad day to be relying on technology whether you're the stock market or whether you're somebody flying united airlines today. i believe we still have brian sullivan over at cnbc with us. brian, explain exactly the state of technology at the nyse. how vulnerable are we to watching our financial markets get frozen like this? >> reporter: well, we're f

united and southwest confirmed inquiry. we're waiting on other airlines. associated press says government requested copies of all communications airlines had with each other. investor are reacting to inquiry. down across the boardoking at airline stocks. airline industry group in washington says the feds will come up empty-handed on the inquiry. spokes fern person for airlines of america. we're confident the justice department will find what we know to be true. our members compete vigorously every day and traveling public is the beneficiary. as transportation department shows, domestic fares are down in 2015. the government challenged a mergers among unprecedented consolidation. they resulted in concessions from airlines surrendering valuable spots in airports to competitors before they allow mergers. american, delta, southwest, united control more than 80% of domestic seats in this country with the average domestic air fare increasing 13% from 2009 to 2014. back to you. adam: two million people flying each day, still can't get a decent drink for free. rich edson, "fox news channel." liz: hillary clinton has more mail. new information from her second batch of missing emails. that's coming up. >>> prepare for mo

here in the united states, what's weak again is stuff around growth so the transports once again, right across the board. doesn't even matter what sector. avis is down, airlines, con-way, expediters, a lot of those company, everything is down 1% to 2% in the transports. one of the clear ways you could see global growth concerns we look at industrials and subsector of industrials called multi-industry company, these are companies that sell to many different products in many, many different countries all over the world, dover does refrigeration and food equipment, energy component. they're waeshgs rockwell, big industrial power company, they're weak, emerson is down 2%, another big global company. ge is down, any of these big global multi-industry companies are all down. that's a sign of concerns about china and slowing global growth. finally i mentioned this earlier today, people say, well, good parts of china are closed. they halted trading or companies have asked companies to stop trades and we don't know what the chinese market is like. in the u.s. there are number of mainland china etfst. sahr, down 7%. this is reflecting traders' opinions about where the

airline that's not seeing the rebound that the others are seeing. i'm talking in the last couple weeks. about a 10% move across the board. when you look at unitederican, delta, jetblue, all those up about 10% over the last maybe eight, ten days. and yet you're not seeing that same move. >> you always have to go with winners in this space. if you look at -- if you want to talk about a name that used to be a darling, luv. luv used to be a real favorite in the space. that one has fallen apart completely. it's down 20% year to date. if you want to buy a largd, luv. >> time for pops and drops, big movers of the day, drop for cingenta. >> monsanto is the acquirer. this one is up 26%. monsanto's down 9%. last check monsanto ceo said he's going to wait for syngenta's earnings, which are due out july 23rd. maybe a little volatility. >> pop for pepsico up 2%. >> on a day when susquehanna downgraded the stock. the stock was higher. the tape helped obviously. i thought the quarter they reported last week was good. better eps, better revenues. and improving margins. they traded the same multiple as coke. i think pepsi deserves a bigger multiple. i think it

board when the plane went missing. loved ones still in limbo this morning an. >>> the cyberattack on millions of government workers. investigators say the same chinese backed hackers hit united airlineseport coming to us from bloomberg. the security beach accessed flight manifests allowing them to track the movements of millions of americans. >>> today a university of cincinnati police officer is expected to enter a not guilty plea to murdering an unarmed black man. key evidence in the case came from the body camera the officer wore. abc's tom llamas is in cincinnati. >> reporter: an officer of the law turning himself in, charged with murder, after a routine traffic stop turns deadly in just two minutes. >> this is without question a murder. >> reporter: all captured on the body cam of university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing. it happened on july 19:00, 6:29 p.m., a few blocks from campus. officer tensing stops 43-year-old sam dubose, a father of ten. >> how's it going man? >> reporter: the officer asking why the car has no front license plate. >> do you have a license on you? >> uh, yeah. >> what's that bottle on the floor there? >> reporter: dubose hands the bottle over

. >>> a united airlines pilot is under investigation after a recent flight from houston to munich. the airline says he brought bullets on boardrash bin accessible to passengers. carrying ammo while piloting an international flight violates german gun laws. >>> we're learning new details about an emergency on board a southwest airlines jet. it caught fire while traveling 125 miles an hour down the runway. passengers saw flames shooting from the engine forcing the pilot to abort takeoff. abc's david kerley with the details now. >> reporter: just before getting airbornein chicago, watch this jet's right engine. flames and sparks spitting up over the wing as the southwest pilot quickly aborts the takeoff. another pilot calls the tower. >> fire on number two. >> roger. we're calling the fire department. >> reporter: as emergency crews respond, the tower reaches out. >> 99, you need any assistance? >> stand by. >> reporter: the pilot shutting down the engine the fuel line leading to the fire burning its out. >> i heard a huge explosion sound. like a boom. the plane veered off the runway. he used the rudder to correct. at that point