secretary buttigieg: yes. mr. zinke: they are responsible for 90% of the plastics in oceans and rivers? secretary buttigieg: i'm not aware of that statistic. mr. zinke: they are the violate of fishing regulations and laws and critical minerals and china controls directly or indirectly 62% the preponderance of critical minerals? secretary buttigieg: something we are working harder to change. mr. zinke: critical minerals is required cobalt, lithium and is required. are you aware that to meet the demands today the u.s. would have to increase mining by 2,000% for 20 years to reach the demand today? secretary buttigieg: the chemistry of our batteries has not stabilized in a way that be fully predicted. no question -- mr. zinke: right now. secretary buttigieg: minerals both domestically and friendly countries. mr. zinke: that's the catch we want cleaner, better, more efficient, but your stated goal and president's stated goal and my stated goal and president trump is the same we seek energy independence. we seek energy

secretary buttigieg: we are a safety agency. and everything we do is prioritize, first and foremost around safety and when our activities are cut or suspended or impacted by some of these issues, that affects our ability to meet our safety mission. if you think about the aviation side of that, for example. we would be looking at a hiring freeze in effect for our operations and facilities work force, controllers and safety inspectors and there is some experience in this in the past in moments like the 2013 sequester. that was a 5% reduction and led to furloughs, which of course is going to have an impact. if we talk about by rail, i would point to our pipeline hazardous safety administration. i don't see how they conduct the current pace of inspections. 2,000 fewer days would be dedicated to inspecting hazardous liquids and l.n.g. resource facilities and the responsibility to respond to hazmat. it is known that the federal rail administration, i'm not sure everyone is aware these personnel was there, too. there could be reduced f

i asked secretary buttigieg about how much culpability the airlines carry for this. he told me that several airlines are under investigation prompted by our questions because he said some of these airlines are being unrealistic when they schedule the flights knowing they are short staffing and scheduling really tight then when there is weather or a delay they don't have the staff in place to essentially avoid delays and cancellations. in the special report we will tell you about what secretary buttigieg plans to do about that and we will break it down. we will breakdow how it affects you in the san francisco bay area not in the next weeks or months but the next years to come. that's in the full report. >> we cannot wait to see it. thank you for all your work. well done. many people moving with luggage behind you. we appreciate it. that's when good journalism matters when you ask the questions. stephen's storie is at 5:30 on kpix. >>> whale sightings, beautiful to see, they are closer to the shore in the bay area and they have been frequent this summer. it's part of a

. >> ashley: not all travelers are buying it and have questions for pete buttigieg. alexandria hoff has the latest. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning. before we entered the busy weekend, there had been 7500 flight cancellations and tens of thousands of flights delayed, that is impacting return flights now and we have seen the numbers jump up. over 340 flights delayed and 75 cancelled at this point and a range of issues led passengers to suffer through the holiday weekend. severe weather took most of the blame, but staffing shortages and tech glitches strained this system which accommodated record number of passengers on friday. >> you could tell there was chaos, they announced several flights had been cancelled. the airport seemed more crowded than normal. we got another flight assigned and i watched it from florida and it was delayed and cancelled and no flight coming in for us, i was like, it is only a matter of time. >> alexandria: transportation secretary pete buttigieg down played his role in this. people are desperate to get answers and pete buttigieg d

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secretary buttigieg is blaming the weather. that's like someone arriving late to work because of traffic. it is called planning ahead. when does buttigieg start blaming others and start problem solving. >> maybe when it stops working for him. i don't know that it will stop. when it comes to this specific problems. a lot of problems with the faa and air traffic controllers but a lot of problems in the airlines themselves. i don't think the government needs to compensate the airlines for anything. we gave them money and we shouldn't have had a financial crisis to begin with. a lot of things happened with that money that didn't make flying easier and better when they got back in the air. the airlines have quite a bit of responsibility. it is always a different problem. southwest it was their scheduling. united this past time it was staffing. with delta i believe it was ground staffing for luggage. then with the faa, they have their staffing problems, tsa has staffing problems. seems like there could be one person in a position in

you think buttigieg really doing his job?irty-year problem -- it's good to be back with you. the thirty-year problem we have with air traffic control spans congresses and presidential terms, one of greg's points about the overzealous marketing of some of these airlines, i think you talk about something you and tyrus spoke about on your show a week or two ago, you now have so many people who have access to plane tickets low-cost play tickets, that they are taking advantage of it and the airlines have some responsibility, if you are going to offer all of this, a lot of planes to be full, for that matter oversubscribed, they know this better than we do, which is why for a long time i think the airlines need to be stress tested, much like the banks are. and i say that because they should understand what happens in onerous weather conditions what happens when you oversubscribed the plane. does your air conditioning work? i think a lot of it has to do the gas down the plane because of high gas prices. it should not be a surprise to

. >> first buttigieg is a cabinet secretary.is kind of interesting that political coe is giving him -- if he doesn't have an opponent, he's not going to be battle tested. he will continue down this path of the blunders and the mistakes and not being able to work well when he's being asked questions from white house correspondents when he's on the campaign trail. >> mike: gentlemen, thanks a lot. france remains on edge after a resurgent unrest over the weekend sparked about the fatal police shooting of a teenager. >> reporter: tension across france as police brace for a effort night of rioting. french authorities deploying national police to protect the neighborhood. >> all of these crimes can be qualified as such. i ask for a firm response and steel and aluminum firm response to in the must serious damage. >> reporter: the unrest began last tuesdays after the police and shot and killed a french algerian teenager. 297 vehicles and 34 buildings were damaged late sunday and early monday. outside the capital of paris, the mayor spok

pete buttigieg says this is not his fault.isten. >> of course not. >> we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning of the week and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. the good news is, on friday, we saw, according to tsa a record number of airline passengers, probably the most ever in america. we saw those cancellation rates stay low. right now we're below 2%. but they really shot up at the first part of the week largely because of severe weather hitting some of our key hubs. i think most passengers understand that no one can control the weather, but anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure there's the smoothest possible experience for air passengers everywhere. >> okay. so it's not just the weather. >> i have so much to say about this steve. >> and here's the thing about the faa. they need more staff. they simply don't have enough people to handle all the demand because ultimately that's what's going

joining us transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, thanks for your time.irby called the irregular operations events. if climate change is clearly getting worse and we're seeing it across the country right now, what can the administration do, what can airlines do to address something that doesn't seem to be going away or lessening anytime soon? >> well, there is no escaping the fact when you have more severe weather events, both them happening more often and them getting more weir severe, that's going to affect every form of transportation. we are assessing the northeast floods in the roads in new york state and in particular in vermont, and of course that's going to affect flight operations. so there is a reality in front of us that, you know, we are doing everything we can in the long run, fight against climate change, to stop this from getting any worse than it has gotten. we have to pace it the reality at hand. for the first time ever under president biden's bipartisan infrastructure law we have billions of dollars in a fund for resilience. if a road is

pete buttigieg is saying, it's not me, it is the weather. even though there has been perfect weather, not bad in the northeast. listen to this. >> we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning of the week and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. on friday, we saw, according to tsa, record number of passengers and saw cancellation rates stay low, below 2%. they shot up first part of the week because of severe weather hitting the key hubs. most passengers understand no one can control the weather, anything under control of the airline and the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure there is smooth experience everywhere. >> you said we need a transportation expert that is expert about transportation, i disagree, we need a transportation secretary that can be a leader. pull from anywhere in the country and do a good job. you need a leader that can find good ideas and put in action and bring people to the table with different interest for stated goal of fixing this problem and this problem persists. you ca

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secretary buttigieg was briefed on that. and again, back to this concept of following the law, federal highway yar funds specifically relate to added capacity on septa and we are working to stand that up. secretary buttigieg has also asked us to look with fda -- fda put provisions that may have. but septa is a critical link that corridor. >> yeah. well i am here, i also wanna talk about the federal government -- implementing expert advice in making streets safer as well. i reached out twice to express my concerns about the actions of your agency. should be making streets safe and delays they have been witnessing with some key guidelines. when can we expect these actions to be finalized, and will commit to working with my office to address the concerns that i have raised. >> thank you senator. i think secretary buttigieg is very clear that safety is our priority and it's part of the national railway safety strategy. safe streets, safe design, safer speeds. these are all things that we talk about incessantly within federal hig

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here with me now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. joining me this morning. the supreme court ruled that a christian web designer is not required to celebrate due to her religious exceptions. if the court had ruled the other way, then, quote, governments could force an unwilling muslim movie director to make a film with a zionist message, they can compel an atheist muralist, and they can require a gay website designer to create websites for a group advocating against same-sex marriage. is there any merit to that argument? >> no, there isn't, and i think it's very revealing that there's no evidence that this web designer was ever even approached by anyone asking for a website for a same-sex wedding. it appears this web designer only went into the wedding business for the purpose of provoking a case like this and in that sense, i think there is something in common with the supreme court ruling and what we've seen happening in state legislatures in the country like a solution looking for a problem. in other words, sending these kinds of

is receiving criticism after there is a video released with everybody from chris christie to pete buttigieg and the "boston globe" criticizing this video. now, puts a side the way that this video is produced with greased up body builders and ron desantis, but who is the target audience here? >> well, your guess is as good as mine, john. it is not people in iowa or people in new hampshire or republican voters even. it is so online. this is not the first time that you have seen this account tweet out, not necessarily theer that is kind of flailing, honestly. they probably thought they would be further in the contest, but they are stuck. so it is really just serving to upset a lot of people on the republican side, frankly. you have to log cabin candidates come out to condemn this, and no response from the campaign at this point to this very odd video. >> alice, is there room to the right of donald trump on this issue saying that former president trump is too tolerant towards gays? >> let me start out with no offense, john, but i'm in new hampshire where they consider the "union leader" the pap

transportation secretary computer butte bo buttigieg has no idea how to fix the bligh flight delays,t if you fly instead. more on that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to the big weekend show this is one of the biggest travel periods of the year. but this july 4 weekend, more than 1322 flights have been canceled. and 89500 delayed according to flight aware. this is the way that transportation secretary pete buttigieg explains the mess. >> well if you look at the overall picture we've seen a lot of improvement the but we had a hard few days with severe weather at the dinning of the week, that -- beginning of the week that put pressure on the system. >> nicole he seems to be evading all responsibility to the cancelations, the ceos of jetblue and united flamblame faa staffing. >> everyone is towing their tit-for-tat and .ing fingers, they are all to blame, not just one person, airlines have their part, how they mishandled their covid funds if they got, they got a lot of money and encouraged a lot people to pretire. and fa f faa has severe staffing shortages. yes, they did have weather issue

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. >> reporter: transport secretary pete buttigieg overseas the faa which overseas airlines. he promised improvements at appearance last september. >> i think this will get better by the holidays. we are pressing the airlines to deliver better service. >> and we all know how that went. >> we begin with travel nightmares at the nation's airports. >> how long have we been here? >> reporter: some state leaders have already started calling for a crackdown on airlines. in december, three attorneys general asked that buttigieg request airlines only advertise flights they have adequate staffing to support. roughly 40% of delays were due to circumstances within the airlines' control, the highest figure in over a decade. >> should you stop telling airlines to make promises they can't keep? >> we are not just saying it. we are enforcing it. if an airline is flying an unrealistic schedule, there will be consequences. we are holding airlines accountable for anything under their control. we are not going to slap a fine on them because they got hit with bad weather. but if they are running

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now, secretary of transportation pete buttigieg says travel is back to normal. one of the big problems, air traffic controller shortages is far from over, a recent transportation department report warns that problems could persist for years because of a government caused shortage of air traffic controllers that started during the pandemic and continues. the agency does have plans to hire 3,000 over the next two years. for now, passengers are struggling to get where they paid to go. >> we tried to leave yesterday. they cancelled or flight. >> i got up around 4:00 worried. i want to be there for his first birthday. i wasn't sure. if i couldn't get on the flight, i was going to drive. >> probably any last flight with united. i'm a little irritated. >> people really upset with everything that is happening. the good news is that fewer delays an cancellations today. the travelers that we spoke to here, it's their second time to newark. the initial flightses were cancels. look at delays out of this airport today, charles, we're looking at around 3,000 delays and 200 ca

but pete buttigieg gives them a stern talking to and nothing changes.stern talking to because they are not taking him seriously. this is happening because of airlines, reducing flights because they don't have staff. if one thing goes wrong, entire day is messed up because of scheduling, to benefit the airline and bottom dollar, not the people and travelers who pay exhosh tant amount for plane ticket prices. prices are not going down. you hear time and time again. i think about the little people who don't have $350 to spend on pillows, they get stranded and if it is weather related, you don't get a voucher. they say three days from now, we can get you on a flight, until then, best of luck. it is wrong. >> emily: most people can't afford $600 on blankets. >> harris: the little ones are everywhere, $600 on pillows, neck pillows, sheets and pillows. where do you find that many? pack your toothbrush and all that stuff in small bottles in your carry on, this is not the worst thing that can upon ha. my luggage has stayed in the state i live in while i go to a

we begin today with transportation secretary pete buttigieg who joins us from traverse city, michigangood morning to you, mr. secretary. back in january, you also had a massive grounding of flights. why does it seem so chaotic? >> well, if you look at the overall picture, we've seen a lot of improvements, but we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning. the week, and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. now, the good news is on friday we saw according to tsa a record number of airline passengers, probably the most ever in america, and we saw those cancellation rates stay low. right now we're below 2%, but they really shot up at the first part of the week largely because of severe weather hitting some of our key hubs. i think most passengers understand that no one can control the weather, but anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure there's the smoothest possible experience for air passengers everywhere. >> well, and to that point, private industry seems to be

but transportation secretary pete buttigieg says it was out of the industry's control. we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning of the week and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. as long as they don't fix those problems, it's not only going to be a long, hot summer, it can be a long, hot rest of the year. buttigieg says that air traffic control staffing issues account for less than 10% of system delays. but the faa plans to hire additional staff over the next year estimates nearly 51 million americans are on the roads or in the skies this 4th of july. at hartsfield-jackson, atlanta international airport. charles watson, fox news. well, this year's men's round of the nathan's hot dog eating contest was delayed by two hours due to rain and lightning in new york, san jose native joey chestnut was looking to gain his 16th title and he did it with 62 hot dog buns, hot dogs and buns in ten minutes. last year, he ate 63 hot dogs and buns in ten minutes. his personal best, by the way, though, was 76. miki sudo ate 39.5 hot dogs in ten minute

transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke about the issues on "face the nation" blaming severe weather>> no one can control the weather. anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure that there's the smoothest possible experience for air passengers everywhere. >> buttigieg noted that less than 10% of delays are kacausedy air travel controlling. the faa plans to hire 1,500 air traffic controllers this year. >>> hotel workers in southern california walked off the job many what's shaping up to be one of the busiest holidays are year. the hotel workers are the latest headed to the picket line as the summer of strikes heats up in hollywood. elyse preston is in los angeles with more on that. >> reporter: this strike hits as the country's largest anime convention is in town. hotel employees, including bell hops, front desk attendants and cooks walked off the job in los angeles today. >> everything is really expensive. a lot of us just live check by check. >> reporter: the contract between union represent

but buttigieg says that air traffic control staffing accounted for less than 10% of the delays. he says bad weather at key hobbs was the main cause. things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> to address the staffing issue. the secretary says the faa is hiring 1500 new air traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. here's a live look at how the bay area airports are fairing this holiday weekend. this assess there in the background, according to flightaware at sfo 197 flights are delayed. 10 cancellations across the bay oakland international. that's been the smoothest operator of the day. 57 delays, no cancellations. and then at san jose to 53 delays there also and just 2 cancellations. it may

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i want to play it and then afterwards show what pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, told me about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now my conversation with pete buttigieg. >> what's your reaction to that video? >> you know, i'm going to choose my words carefully, partly because i'm appearing as secretary, so i can't talk about campaigns. and i'm going to leave aside the strangeness of trying to prove your manhood by putting up a video that splices images of you in between oiled up, shirtless body builders, and just get to the bigger issue that is on my mind whenever i see this stuff in the policy space, which is, again, who are you trying to help? who are you trying to make better off? >> the pregnant pause was everything. >> everything. choosing hard words carefully as well here i guess. look, i mean, by talking about this, we are not talking about the fact that governor desantis has had a bit of a rough couple of months. the reality is he's struggling in new hampshire in large part because of his abortion position, which is at odds with the majority of the party there. he's having a littl

but buttigieg says air traffic control staffing accounted for less than 10% of the delays. he says bad weather at key hubs was the main cause. things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> to address the staffing issue. secretary pete buttigieg says that the faa is hiring 1500 new air traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. so here's a look at how our bay area airports sharing this holiday weekend. according to flight aware at sfo, 197 flights are delayed. 10 cancellations across the bay oakland international. the smoothest operator of the day. 57 delays. but no cancellations. and then in mineta, san jose international airport. 53 delays there as well. and just 2 cancellations, not well,

newsom and buttigieg are going to run in 2028 anyway. why not get going now? they would be doing him a favor by toughening him up. how alarming do you think the president and his team find this call? >> well, i think they're all alarmed at the president's condition. he's obviously senile. he's faltering. he's not going to get better between now and election day and beyond. so i think everybody is worried about it. it's just not that everybody will say it. he needs a tune-up by going into primary debates, looking bad, i'm not sure that's the best political advice i've ever heard. i guess that's one way of looking at it. in the meantime obviously they have a problem. mike, i don't think there's any doubt that if the democrats were not convinced that donald trump was going to be the republican candidate that they would dare nominate this president. >> marianne williamson, a declared democrat candidate, is expressing concerns about it being a fair race. let's play it. >> i don't think it's good for democracy. i think it's very important that the democratic elector

secretary buttigieg says the faa is hiring 1500 new air traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. so here's a look at how bay area airports are fairing this holiday weekend. according to flight aware at sfo, 150 flights are delayed, but there's no cancellations across the bay to oakland, international. 44 delays also no cancellations and then at san jose mineta international airport. 44 delays also, but there are 2 cancellations that airport so not bad. well, many people are flocking to bay area beaches. of course, this was today. this is a look at baker beach in san francisco. the area covered people trying to beat the heat there. and of course, the rolled in probably a little bit cooler out there because of that. meteorologist rodriguez joining us now with a little bit more about what's happening with the beaches, but some things that we've got to keep in mind out there, water and across the area recent. yeah, that's right. and good news, though. the coastal flood advisory, it's still going to continue for those of north bay. but along the immediate c

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that mother nature should get most of the blame for the 4th of july travel. chaos last week, thousands of flights were delayed or canceled. we covered the story on friday and thursday, chicago based united airlines, in fact, accounted for. most of those canceled flights. ceo scott kirby pointed a finger or at the federal aviation administration and the shortage of air traffic controllers for part of the problem. but secretary buttigieg says air control staffing accounted for less than 10% of the delays that happened. he says bad weather at key hubs where the main reason. >> things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> well, to address the staffing issue for air traffic c

but buttigieg says air control staffing account for actually less than 10% of those delays. he says bad weather at key hubs was really the main cause and all of this things look like they have quickly return to normal. >> for the system and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> to address a staffing issue, secretary buttigieg the f a a the hiring 1500 new traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. and here's a look at how bay area airports are fairyland right now. >> according to flightaware, foley at 60 flights delayed 3 cancellations across of an open international. you got 8 delays. also one cancellation and out at airport. san jose, 5 delays here and 0 cancellations is still early, though. and for those of you that are hitting the road, aaa says traf

but secretary buttigieg says that's not true. air control staffing accounted for less than 10% of the delays. he said it was the bad weather at key hubs. that was the main culprit. >> things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> yeah. and to address the staffing issue, secretary buttigieg says that the faa is planning on hiring 1500 new traffic controllers this year. 1800 higher next year. >> and for those of you who are in the road for the holiday, aaa says traffic should be minimal today. that's going to change tomorrow that when people hit the road for 4th of july celebrations or they're coming back home, aaa says to expect traffic to pick up tomorrow from n

we're transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that mother nature is the one to blame for the 4th of july travel chaos or at least the majority of it. last week, thousands of flights were delayed or canceled chicago based united airlines accounted for. most of those canceled flights. and when ceo scott kirby was asked about that, he actually pointed the fingers at the faa for the lack of air traffic controllers. however, secretary buttigieg says that air traffic staffing only accounted for less than 10% of the actual delays that we saw. he says it was bad weather at key hubs. that was the main cause. things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now. >> we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> to address the staffing issue, secretary buttigieg says that the

however, secretary buttigieg says that's not true. their control staffing accounted for less than 10% of what we saw. he says it was really bad weather. key hubs, the back all those flights things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now. >> we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> now there are staffing issues and to address that. secretary buttigieg says the faa is planning to hire 1500 new air traffic controllers this year. and then hire another 1800 next year. all right. here's a look at how bay area airports are fairing right now. according to flightaware sfo has about 56 flights that are delayed right now. only 6 are canceled. >> across the bay, oakland international has about 15 delays. one cancellatio

but pete buttigieg says that air traffic staffing accounted for less than 10% of those delays. he said it was the bad weather at key hubs. that was the main reason why so many flights were affected. >> things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> yeah. and to the point of the low staffing for air traffic controllers, secretary buttigieg says the faa is planning to hire about 1500 new traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. >> a1d here's a look at how the area airports are fairing r0ght now. according to flightaware an sfo. 25 flights are delayed for cancellations across the bay and oakland international. you have 11 delays and one cancellation and then down at airport in san jose, 17 delays

transportation secretary buttigieg says his department says his department is investigating why deltanes allowed passengers to remain on board the plane four hours during the extreme heat event in vegas on monday buttigieg calling this infuriating and shocking delta is reviewing the event which sent several passengers and flight attendant to a local hospital >>> and shares of digital world are surging ahead of the open. the s.e.c. says it settled fraud charges with the company and ordering it to pay an $18 million fee in the event it executes a final merger to take trump media public if the merger is not completed by january 1st,2025, the s.e.c. will agree to forego the penalty. >> a lot of political developments in d.c. this is another development. silvana, thank you. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," former morgan stanley asia chair stephen roach is here on if china is seeing a lost year in stocks. >>> we begin with walmart offering what it calls sensory friendly shopping hours. the company says most of the stores will dim lights and have static images every saturday betwe

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had very bad weather yesterday as well, this isn't getting better for the rest of the year, pete buttigiegtill trying to hire controllers, and now you've got united, ceo probably scaling back out of newark seems things are going to get worse. >> yeah like i said i think just going to be tough sledding next foreseeable future not just jobs you hire people off streets for you have to train them they have to know what they're doing for everyone's safety, obviously, and airlines are not being or have not been proactive, for the last couple years about this, obviously just more of a reactive thing ongoing highly skilled jobs require some training, going to consumer flyers going to feel backlash the rest of their this year for sure, as the secretary said probably the foreseeable future. >> lee abbamonte thanks for getting up for us. >> great see you cheryl, thank you. cheryl: more coming up find out which state considered the most patriotic, that is our big buzz this morning. that is next. . . time for the big buzz of the morning, bright stars, while a hub finding virginia takes number one spot

transportation secretary pete buttigieg crimes flights are back to normal as the faa expects 50000 flights to be flown today there have been a slew of cancellations and to make things worse, a power outage in buffalo causing major flight delays. is the american dream out of reach? a large number of people believe they are on the way an increasing number of people dipping on the first full trading day july. the dow off 196, down to only is the beat and 500 in sending back for the fed minutes from the june many, jay powell says to more rate hikes in a row are not off the table. let's look at the ten year treasury yield up one basis points, 3.87. the two-year still inverted but coming down, the yield on the two-year 4.9%. let's look at going. down 448, just over 30,000 dollars a bit coin. a big show ahead, liz feick, shannon bream, douglas murray and leo turow to maine just a few. wednesday july 5, varney & co. about to begin. ♪ ♪ i love this era of music, midtown manhattan look north of sixth avenue this wednesday morning. a lot of people out for the holiday week. it's pretty light coming in