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tom costello is at reagan national in washington tom, simple question are the airlines ready >> reporter far so good, at least today. this is the busiest day of the entire week. we've got 3,700 delays, about 100 cancellations nationwide, but the rush tonight clearly is on >> group 6, group 7 for memphis. >> reporter: one year after the start of last year's summer meltdown, the airlines are out to ensure it doesn't happen this year. >> well we had to change gates, change airplanes but we're going to get there eventually >> reporter: weather is the wild card, responsible for 63% of delays >> american 1034 for delta 21, your gate is currently occupied. >> at dfw in dallas, operations are at full throttle this extended weekend >> your push is approved, tail south. >> reporter: but the second busiest airport in the world is also vulnerable. >> some other areas of storms kind of southeastern texas. >> reporter: texas thunderstorms can make this a summertime choke point, delaying, even canceling hundreds of flights at once. >> 4966, good morning. push tail west off taxi. >> reporter: this is th

tom costello, nbc news, atlanta. >>> we're back in 60 seconds from miami with the new netflix crackdown on password sharing and how much it will cost you >>> plus, the fake photo that moved the stock market the new way ai and social media are spreading misisinformationon >>> when a fake photo seemingly showing an explosion at the pentagon hit social media yesterday, it shows how easy it is to spread misinformation with ai as hallie jackson reports, even the stock markets aren't immune. >> reporter: a viral fake picture followed by a real dip in the markets monday >> the dow now down about 200 points the s&p down about a quarter percent right now. >> reporter: the fabricated photo posted to social media, seeming to show a fiery explosion near the pentagon experts say most likely made using artificial intelligence look closely see how the grass blends into the concrete here? part of that black pole disappears behind this barrier and the fence itself looks off. >> all of us both within the d.o.d. and i'm sure in the journalistic community have to take a look at these things and make sure w

tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> and there is more to tell you about. still ahead, pop star ed sheeran speaking out moments after his big victory in court we'll tell you what he said, next >>> superstar ed sheeran has been cleared in a lawsuit claiming he ripped off parts of the marvin gaye classic, "let's get it on. emilie ikeda has more on that and the surprise performance he gave in court >> welcome to our livelihoods. i'm just a guy with a guitar who loves writing music for people to enjoy. >> reporter: and tonight that guy, international pop star ed sheeran, is celebrating a victory from a new york city court. >> it looks like i'm not having to retire from my day job after all. i'm unbelievably frustrated that baseless claims like this are allowed to go to court at all. >> reporter: jurors deliberated for just around three hours before deciding the 32-year-old is not liable in a copyright infringement lawsuit that accused his mega hit, "thinking out loud," of wrongfully using the identical harmonic rhythm as marvin gaye's 1973 record "let's get it

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> the fascination continues. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now on nbc bay area news tonight, more protests today over the shooting death of banko brown by a walgreens security guard. >> i'm angry. i'm confused. >> tonight, we speak with banko brown's father, who is speaking publicly for the first time. >>> also, a doctor accused of intentionally driving his own family off the side of a cliff. newly unsealed documents reveal why investigators doubt his version of the story. >>> and a multimillion-dollar payout from walgreens to the city of san francis

we have two reports tonight, and we start with tom costello. >> reporter: from the east coast to theidwest and way out west -- >> we're really early and just to try to beat, like, all this holiday traffic. >> reporter: -- a record surge of post-pandemic travelers snaking through airports 2.6 million on thursday alone as airlines face a big stress test, under pressure to prove they've improved after last year's summer travel mess when 45,000 flights were canceled, 22% delayed. the good news, fewer than 1% of flights today were canceled. >> it's only friday, but so far so good. >> reporter: but this is just a dress rehearsal for what could be the busiest summer travel season in years if you're traveling this summer, domestic airfares down 20% over last year, however, if you're going international, it will cost you, the highest in five years, $1,200 to go to europe on average, $1,800 to go to asia. >> we have added thousands of pilots to our complement we've also added thousands, over 22,000 in our ground operations as far as our gate agents, ticket agents. >> reporter: but it's not jus

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all right, tom costello joins us live from reagan national airport. tom, some good signs out there. what's going on right this year compared to last memorial day? >> reporter: well, all airlines have hired and they've staffed up dramatically, thousands of pilots, and flight attendants, and gate agents, and ground crews, and they say that they are also ensuring that they adhere to the flight schedule that they have committed to with their passengers. but, listen, weather remains the big variable, so hopefully it'll continue to be good throughout the entire weekend, tom. >> all right, we hope that weather holds. tom, we thank you for that. >>> now to the view on the ground, tens of millions are hitting the roads this holiday weekend, and it's far more than last year. emilie ikeda is on the busy new jersey turnpike. emilie, show us what you're seeing tonight. >> reporter: well, tom, at the moment, we're doing a bit more sitting than moving. we'll give you a look at the car's outside camera here inching along the new jersey turnpike just outside new york

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eastern time hallie >> tom costello with the front row seat right there tonight. thank you. be sure to watch more of tom's reporting on the race to mars in the latest episode of "meet the press reports. you can check it out on our streaming channel nbc news now and on demand on peacock and youtube. >>> in new york city the former marine accused of killing a man by choking him on the subway is speaking out for the first time and defending what he did. emilie ikeda has the details. >> reporter: nearly three weeks since the subway encounter, the man seen holding jordan neely in the deadly chokehold is breaking his silence, suggesting he would take action again under similar circumstances. "i would if there was a threat and danger in the present," daniel penny told "the new york post. in the interview near his hometown on long island the 24-year-old marine veteran and college student said this had nothing to do with race, adding, i judge a person based on their character i'm not a white supremacist. penny, who was accused of second degree manslaughter wouldn't go into detail abo

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nbc news correspondent tom costello has more. >> reporter: count down to the get away with 10 millionairevelers expected through tsa checkpoints this long weekend, 2.6 million on friday alone. >> got to be flexible. >> you've got to roll with it. what else can you do? >> reporter: the nation's airlines promising no repeat of last summer's travel chaos that began a year ago this weekend when several airlines didn't have the crews to fly the flights they sold, stranded passengers and mountains of misdirected luggage. by labor day 20% of summer flights had been delayed. then in december a computer failure forced southwest airlines to cancel more than 16,000 flights. in january an faa computer glitch and national ground stop. >> the lay rates were at unacceptable proportions last year and it's important that not happen again. >> reporter: now the airlines face their biggest test of 2023. united predicts the busiest memorial day in more than a decade. delta expects 17% more passengers than last year. delta and american expecting to carry nearly 3 million passengers. since last summer every air

tom costello reporting for us. of flying, you might be heading out on one of these freeways, driving today. aaa projects upwards of 37 million americans are hitting the road this weekend. the agency also is giving some advice to avoid getting stuck in traffic for hours. if you're heading out, consider waiting until after 6:00 p.m. on monday, memorial day, you might want to stay off the road between noon and 3:00 p.m. a spokesperson also points out it's actually cheaper to drive this year. >> gas prices are better this summer compared to last, so we're paying about $1 less than we were last summer. that's the good news. people who are driving, taking the road trips for memorial day, you're not going to have as high of gas prices. but demand is up for gas prices. it's the cost of oil is lower this year. >> the national average last year for gas was more than $4 per gallon. we sure don't miss those days. >>> we have a new look at new body camera and surveillance video giving a clearer picture of what exactly led to an

joining me now is tom costello. this is what is known as a fitch warning, a lot of people may not have heard of it until today, explain why it is and why it's a big deal. >> there are three big credit rating agencies, s&p, fitch and moody's. fitch is warning because of the possibility of a default, they're warning they might have to lower the united states credit rating, that could therefore make everything more expensive. specifically what that means is overseas holders of u.s. treasuries, of bonds may decide i'm not interested in holding u.s. bonds anymore if the united states can't be counted on to pay its debts. if this happens, if we have a credit default or if the country doesn't hit -- or goes through the debt limit talks, here's what could be affected. bonds, mortgages as well, car loans could get more expensive and credit cards. so, what would that mean for individuals out there? who would be affected? who might not get their money if, in fact, the united states blows through these talks, this deadline? it

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let's get the lowdown from nbc news correspondent tom costello now.hink the headline is that the biden administration is today announcing in a press conference that they want the airlines to provide cash compensation if your flight is significantly delayed or canceled. so not just a matter of giving you a meal voucher or hotel voucher, which most airlines will do if, in fact, this is their fault, not weather-related but their fault. they have an issue that's caused these flights to be delayed or canceled, but now the biden administration wants to say, listen, there should be -- the airline should feel some pain for this, and they should have to compensate you for your time and for any inconvenience in terms of cash. that is a european union law right now, and so now the biden administration wants that to be a u.s. rule as well. you're absolutely right. there will be significant pushback from the airline industry for sure, and even some passenger rights groups who are pointing out this is likely going to mean higher air fares because the airlines will

tom costello, nbc news. >>> that will do it for us this hour.g reports every weekday from 1:00 to 3:00 eastern. have a great memorial day and i'll see you on memorial day at noon eastern right here on msnbc. but our coverage continues now with katy tur reports. >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur. when the white house and speaker mccarthy agree on a deal, who is going to vote for it in there is a lot of howling from both republicans and democrats, members of the freedom caucus don't want any negotiation, hold the line they are saying, stick to the bill house republicans passed last month. others are worried about

nbc's john costello flies more than us. >> not longer than you.tances. >> maybe longer distances but you've been on the road all the time. tom, you've had this experience yourself, when you're delayed. how does this work? weather would not apply? >> right. >> but if the airlines schedule you or gets messed up. >> under this proposal, the biden administration will roll this proposal out within an hour or two. what they're saying if it's within the airline's control that they delay you or cancel their flight and it's there problem, then you're due compensation. cash compensation. yes, also a voucher for food. and maybe a hotel. the bottom line here is how much, of course, right? that will probably be on scale if you're talking about a short delay, i would imagine you're not going to get a whole heck of a lot. i think we're talking three hours or more, we'll get the details later. you're right, if it's an act of god, a snowstorm or weather, no, you're not getting money for that, that's not their problem. but if they haven't staffed properly for the f

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nbc's tom costello is joining us with more on what the rules could mean for you.ter: good day. president biden and secretary of transportation pete buttigieg announcing today this new proposed rule making process which will take months or years to work through. this is not going to happen in time for the summer holiday season. it is, however, in response to the meltdown last summer and, of course, what we saw over the winter with southwest airlines. the administration now wants to require airlines to pay you compensation if you're delayed or your flight canceled because of something within the airline's control. so think of a maintenance issue, for example, delay in loading baggage, staffing issues, all of that. not weather, but inside the airline's control. if you're delayed considerably or canceled, you would receive compensation. here is how it lays out specifically. the airlines would have to provide compensation in addition to refunds and other amenities for passengers. they're talking about a meal or meal voucher, overnight accommodations, transportation as

here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it's the morning push in atlanta. >> we going to try to get you ramos, the delta red coats are on the concourse. >> this is two boarding passes, so you got 14d and 14e. >> weather delays, missed connections, whatever the issues, the red coats are the problem solvers. what's the most common customer issue you have to deal with? >> the most common would be if they missed their flight due to the weather. >> reporter: cherise evans is in charge of every red coat nationwide. >> they can make exceptions above and beyond what typical gate agent can do. >> reporter: you just opened the door to a lot of exceptions though. >> not necessarily. there are exceptions within region. >> the pressure is really on, the tsa expects 10 million travelers this weekend. >> reporter: this week delta says thursday, friday, and next tuesday will be the busiest. while all airlines have staffed up to avoid a repeat of last year's pilot shortage, now it's the faa that doesn't have enough air traffic controllers, but so far this year, cancellations are running below 2%. >> so

here's nbc's tom costello. >> it's technology that experts say will profoundly change our world.an innovation, knowledge, problem solving and global data bases. dr. geoffrey hinton who helped pioneer ai recently left google to warn ai is growing too fast. do you believe that artificial intelligence as it grows at this pace poses an existential threat to humans? >> yes. i think it's possible. >> ai is already reinventing science, medicine and music. but also producing fake news, photos and videos, potentially undermining democracy, even replacing humans in critical jobs. at the white house, four top tech ceos meeting with the vice president about ai's promise and peril. >> it's definitely going to be a challenge, but it's one i'm sure we can handle. >> not anticipating photos we told ai to create an image of the meeting. underscoring the threat, this is what it created. this is not a real photo. it was created by an ai program with the names of people attending, including president biden. >> has enormous potential. >> reporter: real video from the white house. >> our job is to mak

several republican states already threatening legal action tom costello is following this tom, what's the plan here >> reporter: if implemented, these new epa standards would force fossil fuel power companies to make deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, the equivalent of taking 137 million cars off the road each year, half the cars in the states the epa predicts 300,000 fewer asthma attacks and 1,300 fewer pollution-related deaths president biden wants to move the country from coal and gas-powered plants to clean energy, but the white house is facing serious pushback from republicans, especially in west virginia, with 90% of the economy dependent on coal. the attorney general there tells me he will file suit to block the rule, arguing it would cost thousands of jobs and drive up electricity rates nationwide lester >> all right, tom. thank you for that >>> in 60 seconds, issues for peloton and its home workout equipment again. why the fitness company is recalling more than 2 million exerercise bikeses >>> peloton is recalling millions of its popular exercise bikes. a defect is being

but could this lead to higher ticket prices here's tom costello. >> reporter: the white house plan calls for compensating passengers with cash, meal, and hotel vouchers when delays or cancellations are the airline's fault, not weather-related, including mechanical issues, crew scheduling or shortages, computer failures >> american air travelers deserve better your time matters. impact on your life matters. >> reporter: the proposed rule comes after last summer's travel chaos when 20% of flights were delayed. >> it's stressful and it's a lot of money that you don't get refunded >> reporter: then southwest airlines' mega meltdown over the winter break >> there's no hotels there's no rental cars there's just people, canceled flights everywhere >> reporter: the d.o.t. website flightrights.gov listing each airline's voucher and refund policies will now include whether they compensate passengers. so far none does but a shortage of 3,000 air traffic controllers also contributes to delays. >> the faa is causing delays and cancellations. shouldn't they be compensating passengers as well >> well,

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here's aviation correspondent tom costello. >> reporter: at the nation's airports, the countdown is ontoth passenger levels now at or exceeding prepandemic levels, the pressure is on to make that experience as smooth as possible. along the east coast, the faa says 169 newly activated high-altitude flight routes should make travel more efficient. one of the biggest changes, less zigzagging in the air with more direct paths. >> we time things down to the minute for a reason. at the airport, every minute counts. >> reporter: the faa says the move should make trips between airports, including regional airports, more efficient by shaving off time helping to save fuel for the airlines and improving safety because the routes which are mostly above 18,000 feet use gps technology rather than ground radar. >> as you create new highways in the sky by using better technology, you de-stress the whole environment, the experience for the passenger gets better, you save fuel, you save emissions and you save time. so i think it's -- it's a win-win for everybody. >> reporter: it comes as united and delta

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tom costello will have everything we need to know to make it to your destination safely. sam brock has a look at how the beaches are getting ready for the memorial day crowds, and, of course, dylan has your holiday forecast. >> first, promising news over the debt limit. >> white house and republican leaders appear to be close to an agreement aimed at avoiding default and the financial crisis it would trigger. let's get right to ryan nobles for the latest. hey, ryan. >> reporter: good morning. your you're right. lawmakers do appear to be inching closer to a deal. with that deadline fast approaching, they are warning this last stage of negotiations will be the toughest. some hope heading into the weekend as negotiators race against the clock to avoid economic catastrophe, that a deal may finally be in sight. both sides showing optimism. >> it's hard, but we're working and we will continue to work to get this done. >> the only way to move forward is with a bipartisan agreement. >> reporter: but the deal will still have to pass congress and leaders are walking a tightrope. >>