this delta t is interesting. if you have small delta t, small changes in temperature, it turns out--i heard this some years ago. if you have a frog, a frog cannot discern small changes in temperature. if you put a frog in a pan of water, and then put that water on a hot plate. turn the hot plate on. and heat the water up very, very slowly. the frog will not discern the small temperature changes. and the frog, i heard, will just sit there and boil alive. i heard that, being the science type, i had to try it. [laughter] so it's in ecology, went up to the biology lab, third floor, i picked out a frog, "hi, harry." and i put that frog in a little pan, okay? so ain't that frog and so-- up there anyway. that frog was gonna get right up in the head, anyway, okay? i put the--and i made a deal with the frog. "froggy, if you survive this, i'll put you outside "with the seagulls. i mean, i'll put you outside for freedom, all right?" and i put the frog in there, and i put him in the hot plate and i watch, i watch, i watch an

first, a note about the delta. the mississippi delta is located in the north western portion of the state. you have land that is enrichedded by the overflowing of the rivers over our number of years depositing silt and thus yielding land that is flat and rich, the perfect soil for growing app abundance of cotton. the delta is also known for its blues and lately cat fish. it is also a place of great poverty. it is known for casinoings that dot the land scape. in the story, there's five significant moments which i detail in the book. first is my early life only the plantation as a son of sharecroppers. there is my attendance in segregated schools. there's the impact of inmaterial, and in august of 1955. i think of the influence of the black church on development and talk about participation on the civil rights movement although that participation lasted not much more than a summer, the summer of 1962. the book is comprised of 32 # stories or fragments. there's two segments, learning and reflecting. the first part, le

and on wednesday, it's right below delta. delta scorpii is a fascinating star.obody had any idea there was anything special about it until june 26, 2000. that's when argentine stargazer sebastian otero noticed that it seemed 10% brighter than usual. two years later, it had doubled in brightness. delta faded in 2005 and 2006, but it's now back near its peak again, much brighter than the star beta directly above it. there are several things that i find amazing and inspiring about this discovery. it proves that you should never take stars for granted. at first glance, they all look pretty much the same, just like people in a crowd. but as you study stars, or people, you come to realize that each one has a unique story. amazingly, otero discovered delta's variability without any fancy telescopes or ccd cameras. all he did was look up and estimate its brightness. in theory, any of us could have made this discovery. literally billions of people must have seen delta scorpii in june 2000, but only one of those billions really paid attention to what he was seeing. few pe

army delta force operators who captured abu anas al libi. in libya, delta force operators surrounded the vehicle of this man. abu anas al libi, who's now being held onboard a u.s. ship at sea. the top al qaeda operative was indicted in the southern district of new york, wanted by the u.s. government for more than a decade for his role in the east africa bombings. al libi's family says he had just pulled up to his house after morning prayers when he was nabbed by what we now know were delta force commandos. pentagon press secretary george little issued the following statement. quote, as the result of a u.s. counterterrorism operation, abu anas al libi is currently lawfully detained by the u.s. military in a secure location outside of libya. >> al libi was wanted for 15 years. i wish he was being tried in guantanamo rather than the southern district of new york. >> u.s. officials tell fox libi will eventually be tried in the u.s. but could be held and interrogated for weeks before being turned over to u.s. law enforcement. he will not be sent

while delta force was there why didn't they grab him and take him home? >> yeah, i was thinking about that, the greatest special forces in the world and showed it again yesterday and why are the men behind benghazi still walking around free men. the obama administration is not giving a straight answer there. >> and then with these raids, both of them in africa, one in libya and the other in somalia, does it highlight what a hotbed of terrorism aftrica has become? >> yeah, we need to put boots on the ground anyplace. >> what caused us to step it up? >> i think we realize we don't want africa to turn into the next afghanistan. we have seen the areas where there is barely a functioning government, they are a safe haven for terrorists and if anything is learned from the lessons of afghanistan we need to be there now before the situation gets worse. >> not only that, not only is a failed state, somalia, libbia, and it's all about egypt. i was there last week. the muslim brotherhood is tied to al qaeda. people think it's another political party but it's not, it

delta released a statement. we're investigating the situation and cooperating with all authorities involved. there's no word on why the little boy ran away from home. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> the tsa says the boy was properly screened but they're looking into whether changes to the barrier might prevent another stow away incident. >>> a store clerk in new york uses his own weapon to chase a robber and the frightening scene is caught on tape. watch as a masked man pulls out a gun and fires a shot. now, the clerk seems unfazed and then grabs a machete from under the counter. he chases the gunman out of the store. the suspect did not take anything and is still at large. >>> an ostrich, as you well know, is a flightless bird. but not this one. take a look at the ostrich copter. it is the creation of a dutch artist, bart johnson. he used the body of a deceased ostrich, hopefully of natural causes, and added an engine and propellers. now, this bird can take off and hover around. this isn't johnson's

to do to the authorities, delta airline and certainly to his mom and dad. >> delta said today they reviewing their policies and procedures. >>> let's check on the roads right the now with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everyone. well, we're starting off with a lot of accidents. the rain is not helping the matter whatsoever. eastbound 195 an accident at washington boulevard blocking the left-hand lane. a crash on the outer loop of the beltway at wilkins avenue. on the topside inner loop accident at the harrisburg expressway. moving by pretty slowly trying to get a look. in harford county three accidents. pulaski highway at joppa, 924 at emerton and route 24 at mcfail. watch for accidents southbound falls road at the beltway. now,as far as the major roadways go, luckily they're moving along just fine on the outer loop. not too bad there. looks pretty clear on the beltway just west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota and your local toyota dealer. ever dream of the places you'd like to go? toyota can take you there. now is a great time to get a great dea

he then managed to get past the delta ticketing agent.. brded flight 1651... and traveled some 13-hundred miles-- to las vegas. experts say the whole thing highlights big gaps in security-- especiallyhen it comes to children. "that nine-year-old childoes nt need identification. anyone nder 18, so i can understand standing behind a family. or the family is checking in. i can understand that. i cannot understand the delta gate agent. and this is where i put the majo problem. itappened there." it wasn't until e flight crew noticed the child... was traveling alone.... that they... became suspicious.../ and contacted las vegas police... who took the boy into custody.../ delta. wont comment ...since the case involves a minor. common sense says ...itsever too erly to learn traffic laws..../ anofficer in utah ...was patrolling a neighborhood when he noticed a bright-pink barbie battery- operated jeep... blocking the road..../ the officer... moved the jeep to a driveway... , where the homeowner found it the next morning.. ticketed with a bright-ange abandoned vehicle t

delta troops. >>> with me retired u.s. army schafer from dc and former navy seal and member of the fbi joint terrorism task force jonathan gilliam is here with me in new york. tony, i am going to start with you. you commanded a joint dod, dcia base with two in kenya supporting special ops in somalia. what can you tell us about the difficulties that would have encountered by the seals yesterday? >> very difficult. it is importanto understand who you are going after and when you are going after them. the people that have to get into the circles they have to penetrate these tribes. tribes are difficult to penetrate. a rough environment by the fact of distance as well. the fact that we took a shot was good. the fact that we have not got confirmation yet is not good. we should try and continue to try and this should be one step moving forward in continuing to prosecute the effort against al shabab. >> jonathan, reports are there was a firefight as jennifer said possibly preventing the seals from completing their mission. no cap

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

that is good news for delta.nstagram advertising, that will be a big deal. kissel working with samsung. got to get to tweet versus twitter, the long awaited ipo, we got the news they file for that. in the meantime small-company which is a home electronics company, home entertainment is soaring because people are confusing it for twitter. be careful. cheryl: good point. thank you very much. hot belly cooking up some big numbers in its market debut today. the ceo joining us from the nasdaq. congratulations on your ipo. >> great to be here. cheryl: talk about the pricing of the idea. we were looking at $9, $11 per share and now $14. you have doubled, your stock today by $33.78, begs the question do you think the ipo was miss price? >> no. i think they did a fantastic job and you can't predict what is going to happen. we are happy but this begins the rest of the day, the rest of our lives as a company and we talk a lot, investors, the cfo, charlie talbot, we had a great story, the goal is to continue to deliver on th

river deltas... to the sea floor. these environments of deposition are nearly always initially associated with water, but may eventually transform into dry land. geologists interpret the characteristics of sedimentary rocks using the principle of uniformity. this principle is a model of the way sedimentary rocks form. according to this model, we accept that sedimentary rocks have formed throughout geologic time in exactly the same way that sediments are forming today. throughout earth history the same geologic processes, such as weathering, running water, wind, tides, changing sea level, have created and deposited sediments that eventually were hardened into rock. the principle of uniformity says that the present is the key to the past, so as we study sediments being deposited right now and associate their characteristics with the conditions at the earth's surface, we are creating models for interpreting environments in the geologic past. this principle can be very easy to use. this limestone, for example, is made of

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tonight delta air lines and the tsa are trying to figure out how he did it.ave bergeron reports from minneapolis. >> we've all been through it. multiple security stops before taking a seat on a plane. the last thursday, major miscues. >> that's shocking. >> that's really crazy to me. >> according to an msp spokesperson a 9-year-old boy sneaked pass a security checkpoint and passed agents inside and finally on to delta flight 1561 heading to las vegas. the plane left minneapolis with the boy, a run away from the twin cities, on board. he was finally questioned and stopped in nevada. airport officials tell us surveillance footage shows the 9-year-old likely passing through the airport without a boarding pass. >> i can't think that a child unattended would not be attended to. >> reporter: in a brief statement delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with the agencies involved. it was the same reaction when we reached out to the tsa. >> that's crazy. i got an 8-year-old son. so that freaked me out. >> reporter: terry researches the commercial

delta's ticketing website and mobile app are down.elling fox business it will wave 25-dollar charge for phone bookings during the web outrage. still no word on the cause or how long it is going to last. the airline did tweet the following. our apologies for the inconvenience. i.t. department is aware of the issue and working quickly to resolve it as soon as possible. none of this having any effect on the stock as shares, i.t. partner delta try to get the site back online. up one and a 30% on the day. trying to make a flight on delta. tracy: $25 to book by phone. nice of. ashley: nice of them to wave the fee. tracy: cory booker winning in new jersey, is this the beginning of a trend. >> we'll have the story after your fox minute. ashley: we're live in venice, california, where smaller is better at least when it comes to homes. [woman]ask me... [announcer]...if you think the best bed for one of you might be a compromise for the other one... [woman]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed

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

delta gets you there with care.line crews say they got suspicious around mid-flight after they noticed the kid was wasn't alone but one an unaccompanied minor. crews called the police in las vegas and child protective services took the stowaway. we reached out to a delta spokesman for a statement and the airline said in part, safety and security are always delta's highest priorities and we're reviewing our policies and procedures to make sure something like this does not happen again. but here's the thing. workers at minneapolis-st. paul airport say the same boy was at the terminal the day before all this went down. we're told he grabbed a bag from the luggage carousel, then ordered some lunch at a terminal restaurant and stepped out on the bill. that is the restaurant. with us now, diana falazon. >> i developments know hough this happened. i can't get through with a ticket. >> there's a huge gap 0, number of hours where the kid was missing from his parents' hole. that's the part that gets me. we're blaming ts and a

steps away, delta flight 1651 to vegas was boarding. airport officials tell cbs news, the surveillance video shows the boy without a boarding pass, darting past a distracted agent and on to the plane. a security consultant for several major airlines says the situation is not unimaginable. >> you see a 9-year-old child who doesn't look like he is lost doesn't look like he is

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for the mountains, east bay hills, delta, and the north bay hills as you can see here. winds topping 40 miles per hour, especially above 1,000 feet and it is very dry out there. low humidity 10-20%. coming up in 10 minutes a look at the timing of the winds and we will highlight the warmest day of the week. >> the red flag warning has contra costa county firefighters on alert tonight. ktvu's john fowler is live with the changes the weather is prompting. >> reporter: we are in pittsburg adjacent to open space and homes. you can see the dry area here, north, gusty winds coming dangerously right now. the east bay hills are covered with dry grass and brush surrounding homes. a recipe for daster. we are seeing -- disaster. we are seeing winds 22 miles per hour. humidity 20%. the red flag warning in effect in less than an hour. >> we have teen a lot of fire -- seen a lot of fire behavior this year and here in october, typically october, late october is when california experiences the worse fire behavior. >> reporter: firefighters on alert right now and in less than 3 hours con

steps away, delta flight 1651 to vegas was boarding. airport officials tell cbs news, the surveillance video shows the boy without a boarding pass, darting past a distracted agent and on to the plane. a security consultant for several major airlines says the situation is not unimaginable. >> you see a 9-year-old child who doesn't look like he is lost doesn't look like he is upset, you tend to assume that he is with somebody that would be required to put him on board an airplane. >> reporter: the flight was halfway to las vegas when the crew realized the boy was not on their list of unaccompanied minors. they called vegas police, who met the flight and took him into custody. ken bastida, kpix 5. >> the tsa says the boy was properly screened but it's now looking into whether a different sort of barrier might prevent another stowaway incident. >>> well, a surfer attacked by a shark says the great white just came out of nowhere. you can see the bite marks left behind on jay scrivner's surfboard. the shark also bit his thigh. the 45-year-old

delta is not saying how it happened.rter: airport officials say the nine-year-old made two trips to the terminal. last wednesday he took the train to the airport, lifted a stranger's suitcase from the baggage carousel and took it with him to the hot dish restaurant. there he had lunch, dropped the bag, and skipped the check after telling the waitress he was just going to the restroom. after that, officials say he went home. but surveillance cameras picked him up again the next day being screened at president t.s.a. airport checkpoint. steps away on concourse g, deal flight 1651 was boarding for an 11:15 departure to las vegas. airport officials tell us the surveillance tape shows the boy without a boarding pass darting past a distracted agent and on to the plane. charles slepian, a security consultant for several major airlines says the situation is not unimaginable. >> you see a nine-year-old child who doesn't look like he's lost, doesn't look like he's upset, you tend to assume that he's with somebody that would be req

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

low 50s throughout the delta, 50s and 60s around the central bay. it's 58 now in san jose going up to a high of 70s. 80 degrees in concord. here you have your five-day forecast. notice the coolest day of the week will be wednesday. dry skies through sun. liza battalones has traffic. >> good morning. on this monday morning heads up for this problem in the richmond area an overturned double big rig. it has shut down the carlson ramp leading to and from i-80. now, we have the accident, the big problem is a propane leak. crews are on scene right now working to contain this leak. in the meantime, ramps will be shut down indefinitely. the freeway is open. but there is roadwork going on in the area westbound 80. various lanes blocked as you leave highway 4 heading towards the richmond area. we'll let you know once they give us an estimated time when they may re-open the ramps but certainly they have lots of clean-up to do in richmond. bay bridge westbound fine. very light traffic leaving oakland heading into san francisco. aside from the problems in richmo

coming up, a delta plane diverted. a san francisco-bound flight from tokenedded up in a tiny town in alaska. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> scary, heard gunshots and ran inside. >> antioch police killed two dogs after they bit residents. >> i'm feeling that maybe something could have been done. >> new information about the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez, who was carrying what turned out to be a pellet gun. another man comes forward claiming the same deputy pulled a gun on him. >> safest neighborhoods right now. >> it's halloween and kids are getting ready to trick or treat. and authorities are gearing up to check on predators to make sure they have nothing to do with those trick or treaters. >> the red sox are world champions! >> the boston red sox win the world series beating the st. louis cardinals 4 games to 1, 6- 2. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is

. >> reporter: propelled her as delta lean na. they have upped the jokes. accordians and of course, delta lena make as cameo. cute colorful cartoons. i have never heard of peg ga sols -- pegasus earl but watched the video. who would have thought pel would be watching inflight safety videos on the ground. it's a welcome change. although if it's your first float, you want someone giving you tips to save crore crore -- your life. >> you can watch "the list." >>> hey, are you putting down the remet and picking up your tablet at night? 46% say he watch videos oner that smartphones before falling off. 41% watch from a tablet. 36% say they watch tv in bed. people are staring at screens more in gem. most of us watch more than a full day of tv and videos each woke. >>> we're keeping an oi on that breaking news out of howard county. a plaintiff shot in mortgage laurel. >> amazon is bringing new jobs and why you may pay more. >> as we say pearwell to one business, we say hello to another. we'll have those stories coming up. >> can you tell if a man is in love by the w

delta program, or delta works, a massive flood control protection system launched in the wake of the '53 flood. negotiation a reinforced system of dams and dikes, locks and levees, the dutch added what they hoped would be the ultimate weapons in water defense: enormous storm surge barriers across the mouths of rivers and estuaries. protecting rotterdam harbor are two giant gates. together bigger than the empire state building designed to swing shut in the north sea threatens. and bigger still, 50 miles southwest of rotterdam, a five and a half mile long storm surge barrier with 62 doors ready to close at the push of a button. >> we designed on a chance of flooding of once in 4,000 years. if new york city wants to stay dry in a world are rising seas, should structures like these be a part of the plan? >> i think more and more the americans become aware of the threat of the water and they'll spend moneying on protecting against the water. >> as a dutchman, you are quite surprised to see a large city like new york, so many people exposed and no levees, no protection at all. it was aston

delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... encourage other hackers? >> well, not, they will continue to do that as long as we give them the power to do so, obamacare itself is the loosest of all, imagine the type of information medical records, personal issues. psychological issues. government will know everything in the world about everyone. very soon. neil: you -- last time you were on you raised something interesting. sometimes whatever do you to defend yourself from the government, spy owg, say you don't waning you on --spying yoo go it google, i have since heard, a lot of people just in doing that you catch the government's attention, you become more of a target, why is neil starting his own server? >> and then they irs will show up at your door and audit you. nile, this not a technical problem this is say problem of spirit, we're americans, why do we allow this to happen? vote, vote these bastards out! neil: that is one way of putting it john mcafee thank you very much goo

he sneaked onto a delta flight from minneapolis to las vegas, without a ticket. old whove a nine-year- has a behavior problem. >> the boy, whose father says is a charmer, has been in protective custody in nevada for six days. >> i love my son. >> passing through the security checkpoint -- surveillance video shows the child boarding the plane while the delta agent was distracted. the father has been asking for behavioral health since his son was five. >> can anyone help me? >> according to a report from e,e minneapolis startribun there have been for child protection assessments on the boy fell family since 2012. the agency director describes the boy as "challenging" and said that he stole a car and was arrested on highway 35 just weeks ago. there are allegations concerning past.oubled he claimed that his mother once throat, and to his that his mother was "sad and died." his mother has not spoken publicly yet, but sources from cnn confirmed that she works at the airport. >> the boy is described as a challenging child and it is the goal to tell when he is lying. cou

and then delta.king this incident very seriously and working with authorities in the investigation. due to the fact that it involves a minor, we are not commenting further at this time." for the traveling public, who know the rigorous routines of airport screening -- >> we have to go through taking our shoes, put them on the belt and go through the thing. >> reporter: it's a mystery how a child could have slipped through the cracks. >> i'm quite surprised he got through security and all the things we as adults have to go through. >> reporter: carol, a lot of questions and some brazen actions, brazen actions by this 9-year-old boy, but you know to add a little insult to injury, airport officials confirmed that through surveillance video, they saw that the child was here the day before he traveled. he apparently went to a baggage carousel, picked up luggage, took the luggage up to a restaurant, got food, dined and dashed, left the luggage there, only to return the next day and travel more than 1,000 mi

army delta force commandos on the streets of tripoli, the u.s.reach his gun and they are gone in seconds, not a shot fired. his wife tells cnn the men she saw were libyans. al libi is taken to a u.s. navy warship, wanted by the u.s. for the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in africa. >> president clearly had to approve both of these operations. this is to send u.s. military personnel into foreign countries and that's a presidential decision. >> reporter: in somalia, it's s.e.a.l. team 6 that is sent, the same unit that killed osama bin laden. in an eerie coincidence, it's 20 years to the day of the blackhawk down disaster in somalia that killed 18 u.s. troops. this time, the s.e.a.l.s are hunting an al shabaab leader tte al qaeda linked terror group that attacked a shopping mall. the al libi mission was a clear success. and in both of these raids, we now know that the u.s. commando units had been conducting secret surveillance, gathering intelligence on their targets for weeks. this is the new face of how terrorism will be fought officials tell us. no

i read this morning, delta jumped right in. >> delta jumped in so did jetblue, and they're trying 0 adoptechnology. but some airlines will be faster than others. jetblue and southwest and united already have technology with the internet they access through satellite for their wi-fi. so delta will be slower, so either have to change their provider, some is go-go, otherwise hair going to have to change go-go's technology. >> not that anybody thought this was a problem its at they faa wanted the airlines to pay for the test to prove it's not a problem use, the faa says technology has changed a lot since the went into place so they're saying aviation technology and cell phone technology is different so it's definitely good news for frequent flyers but they reserved one option. they can tell you to turn off the phone in case they're is in visual interference and they can say, one person at a time, turn off your cell phones. >> that makes sense. >> stephen colbert, do you hate us? >>> nation, stephen colbert can't get enough of the fox news deck. he has computer envy. he watched us play on his

let's start with delta force getting al libi. haven't heard the term delta force in a long time.well, they're just like a s.e.a.l. team six, highly classified forces. army versus navy. they do the same kind of work routinely in afghanistan. there's operations like this going on literally every night in afghanistan. what makes this great is we're doing an operation in a place where we're not conducting a war and it needs authorization to do it. first of all, they have good intelligence. they know where he is, what his habits are. they decided where are they going to stop them and intervene. they make certain he didn't have thiz family with him, he didn't have extra security with them. they suspected he may be armed and wanted to get to him quickly, so he doesn't shoot at him or kill himself. so a lot of preparation goes into something like this. it appears to happen so smoothly andrew teenly, but it's the preparation, and just the enormous skill and daring and devotion these operators have. with the unexpected and when that does occur. >> you said something that really resognated

i cannot understand the delta gate agent. this is where i put the major problem, it happens there. >> reporter: it was not until mid-flight a delta crew member noticed the 9-year-old was alone and contacted authorities to return him to minneapolis. delta released a statement. >> reporter: no word on why the little boy ran from home. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> the tsa says it appears he was properly screened and is looking into whether changes to the barrier system may prevent another stowaway incident in the future. >>> a man accused of stabbing two security officers outside of the comedy factory downtown is behind bars this morning. kenneth corporal reportedly got into an argument in the club about an unpaid bill. according to police he was escorted out to marketplace when he stabbed the two, both expected to recover at the hospital. corporal has been charged with first degree and second degree assault in the case. >>> police in anne arundel county say they busted a bank robber accused of robbing a glen burni

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daring warriors, the delta team and navy s.e.a.l.m six took the fight against terror straight to the enemy. here's the map. one, a surprise raid in libya, the other a raid by night in somalia. now a major al qaeda figure is captive and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with this new captor on the war. >> reporter: groups threatened revenge, posting messages for american citizens to be kidnapped all in the wake of those two bold raid, one more successful than the other. it's what the navy s.e.a.l.s train for, the same navy sooem team six that killed osama bin laden came out of the water this weekend to hit a terror strong hold in smol ma. under heavy fire the s.e.a.l.s were in trouble. a terror leader saying they feared civilian casualties. >> the commander on the ground made the right decision to withdraw forces. >> reporter: a delta force team moved into place in tripoli libya in broad daylight and captured one of the fbi's most wanted terrorists. 49-year-old abu anas al libi. >> this is highly risky but hig

and then delta, quote, delta is taking this incident very seriously and working with authorities in theact that it involves a minor, we are not commenting any further at this time. for the traveling public, we know the rigorous routine of the airport screening. >> we have to go through taking out shoes, putting them in the belts, go through the thing. >> reporter: it's a mystery how a child could have slipped through the cracks. >> i'm quite surprised that he got through security that we as adults got through. >> reporter: george howell, cnn, minneapolis. zh this story screams for a legal analyst, doesn't it that's where danny cevallos comes in. tsa, you can make the argument if children are hovering near parents, tsa's duty is security. >> my tsa agent always asks me to put mykys forward so my kids could tell them their name on their own. >> sure. the gate agent, you have to scan that ticket one way or the other. i'm pretty sure, i'm not a parent, but 9 year olds are not sitting on any parent's lap. >> 9 years old, any culpability, any juvy culpability? >> no, no, no matter what state,

delta upped the event. there are juke boxes. accordians and delta lena makes the airlines. they use cuticlorfu virgin america had whoopie goldberg. this is smart marketing. whoever thought people would watch inflight safety videos on the ground. a new way of imparting the same old information is a welcome change. tug i i is n your first flight, then you probably want tips that might help save your life. >> and bright movies? >> hocus-pocus. >> some don't have big budgets but many of our scary movies were shot on a shoe string. >> we have the list of the biggest horror movie underdogs on the break down. >> the carrie remakes opens this friday. big stars, huge following, and big scares. but will it be a big hit at the box office? you would be surprised to know some of the biggest horror films weren't actually made under big studios. >> trifecta of successful independent low budget movie sets made a big mainstream flash where paranormal activity, blair witch project, and of course the saw series. >> made for next to nothing in hollywood standard, but add huge following and big

military captures top al qaeda operative, delta force operatives grabbed anas al-liby over the weekend. john boehner drew a line in the sand. he warned the country is headed for its first ever, process to destroy chemical weapons in syria. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. egypt has seen one of it's bloodiest days since the government seized. most of the fighting was in cairo but there were clashes in other cities as well. supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi, are there were rival protests at the presidential palace in cairo. a report now from cairo and we are not naming our correspondent for security reasons. >> downtown cairo on sunday. a day for celebrating the military. instead it saw gun fire, tear gas and civil unrest. this was ramsey street north of tar tahrir square. , protesters took to the streets. some marched on tahrir square but on the surrounding streets security was tight. in places police used tear gas to control the crowds. against what they considered an illegitimate government. >> this killer, the streetsd are full of people, struggle again

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

that was the second delta flight to make an emergency landing last night. a delta flight headed to atlanta had to return to syracuse after a small fire broke out near a coffee maker on board. no one was hurt during that landing either. >> rough night for delta. >> no one was hurt. >> 6:26. still ahead, much more on our breaking news. the top story empty stations earlier this morning due to [ b.a.r.t. delays. we'll tell you why the stations were shut down for hours despite the tentative deal to end the strike. >> and we give you a live look at part of the morning commute. this is from our bob redell's camera as he makes his way to the bay bridge toll plaza, heading to a crash in the area that could complicate your commute even further. 6:27. >> a look outside, a little thick out there, the lights on e 880 past the coliseum, slammed up north and south. mike inouye will be here to help you sort out your drive to work and hopefully get around any mess. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ g

delta is expanding this program.ly known but it's for elite travelers. >> right. a small but growing number of elite passengers are picked by delta airlines and get a vip escort from one flight to another in a porsche at atlanta hartsfield airport. the criteria, diamond medallion status. you have to have at least 125,000 frequent flier miles and you also have to have connecting flights that you may have trouble making. so apparently the delta elite services team reveal the flight details and pluck out the passengers that meet that criteria and unbeknownst to you, they show up at the plane with a porsche when you pull into the gate at atlanta. >> nice. mandy drury, thank you. >>> the neiman marcus christmas book is out and this year's fantasy gifts are again insane. for $1.58 million you get a 25 carat rough cut diamond. the ultimate outdoor entertainment system is $1.5 million if you want the giant speakers, it's $2.6 mil. >>> famed bike builder indian larry builds in motorcycle for just $750,000. the 2014 as tin mar