they are killing our delta. take peter dreckmyers recommendation because he doesvent a dime involved and vust a honest person. thank you. >> michael barber. john mc manus and tim ikeenburg. >> commissioners my name is michael barber and represent dave pine and he is a chairperson of the san francisco bay restoration authority as well as commissioner on the bay conservation development commission. i am his policy person on water issues which is why i'm here. i'm not here to aopinion anything at this point. i will make a caveat i was born in san francisco since it seem to be a issue here. i am also on a personal note i am a regular swimmer in the bay so water quality is a issue for me personally and for my swim mate but water quality makes me not feel gooed at the end of the day. we are not here to apine anything. we are interested in issue. what we are hearing today and have seen in opeds is conflicting information from multiple sources and as the commissioners you have addressed before, if you could uncover that

we have delta change deniers. these are folks that deny the delta and bay area are in a state of biological clapsh. they declie water flow and human activities are factors. i'm concerned about the salmon population destroyed and nearing extinction. native american cultures and sport fishing are suffering ing. we have a larger number of water expert izen california than any other place in the world. we need to stop wasting money and man power on the twin tunnels and complete the resources to continue the bay delta walter quality control plan in 2017. knowing the scientific community in inepa frl biologist the stailts university and environmental agencies isn't the answerment we are losing the eco system that made this the golden state. we need to stop circumventing the democratic process to not letting citizens vote on issues like the twin towers. the delta in san francisco [inaudible] special treatment as a state and national treasure. i'm not hearing people tray saccharify the water resources to grow a multicultu

we have delta change deniers. these are folks that deny the delta and bay area are in a state of biological clapsh. they declie water flow and human activities are factors. i'm concerned about the salmon population destroyed and nearing extinction. native american cultures and sport fishing are suffering ing. we have a larger number of water expert izen california than any other place in the world. we need to stop wasting money and man power on the twin tunnels and complete the resources to continue the bay delta walter quality control plan in 2017. knowing the scientific community in inepa frl biologist the stailts university and environmental agencies isn't the answerment we are losing the eco system that made this the golden state. we need to stop circumventing the democratic process to not letting citizens vote on issues like the twin towers. the delta in san francisco [inaudible] special treatment as a state and national treasure. i'm not hearing people tray saccharify the water resources to grow a multicultu

i have great concern for the delta, which is

. >> delta air lines suffered a six-hour computer shutdown that grounded nearly 300 flights on sunday and monday. abc's david kerley has the latest. >> reporter: for a second day, delta canceling flights. 110 flights didn't take off on top of the 170 sunday. >> we've been out literally. >> reporter: it was a six-hour shutdown of delta's computer system. that left aaron mcanyoneny a paraplegic fighting cancer sleeping on an airport floor. >> i didn't know companies could be run there way especially an airline company. it's just absolutely unacceptable. >> reporter: six months ago, delta suffered another significant i.t. shutdown. other airlines, too. all using older computer systems patched together. >> it's like being on an airplane and trying to fix it while it's airborne. we can only expect more in the future. >> reporter: which is why for the second time since august, the ce owe of delta apologized to the airline's customers saying this type of disruption is not acceptable to the delta family. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> coming up, thinking about taking a br

all of the water gathering in the delta region. we could see flooding of delta islands. this is for north eastern contra costa and certainly a concern and add a flash flood watch in effect for portions of the sacramento county talk, the glanville track due to a possible levy breach. two things to be mindful of. temperatures starting off the day in the 30s and near freezing with the chilly start. a look at your weather headlines as we make our way through the rest of the day. we see chilly morning and our next chance of rain is wednesday with details on that coming up. >>> chaos on campus. uc davis pulled the plug on an event after rowdy protests. and that was the scene on campus last night. hundreds showed up to protest the span. bart news editor, -- breitbart news editor who rows to fame on a platform of hateful rhetoric. it was put on by davis college republicans who made the call to cancel the event. >> he does have a lot to say but when people feel threatened, people of color or people are women, minorities in general, everyone. >> we also have a right to state our m

>> except by the delta, some localized flooding issues. look at this gorgeous shot, sunrise, 7:24 and we're clear in most areas. we've got 30s 33 santa rosa, 35 in livermore and looking at some upper 30s in the south bay. so, bundle up. we've got plenty of sunshine today, but weak weather system could get your head wet tonight. i'll explain next. >>> also next, splar brother klay thompson receives a big honor at his high school honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. >>> the sierra has seen a lot of snow over the last week. abc7 news reporter laura anthony was in north star, which had more than 9 feet of new snow. >> reporter: what's not to like? the skiing, that is, after an epic storm in the high sierra that left 10 feet, give or take, at resorts all around the tahoe basin. >> it was chest deep in some places and it was a lot o

delta had this happen last august too. they cancelled 2,000 flights and 150 million bucks. >> oh my goodness. so what do they need to do in order to get things operational again and what are we looking at? what are the delays and just the slowdowns and the back-ups going to be? >> well welcome every major carrier has had an outage within the past year or two, american, united, southwest, british airways, and what happens in each case, delta had one, and they had to in many cases, kind of do what we all have to do, they have to reboot and sync them. they have to sync them together. if they've gone to emergency back-up, then when they bring the system back up online, they have to make sure serving operating in realtime because of the crucial safety concerns of running an airline and communicating with air traffic control with federal aviation administration. so, last time it happened to delta, it took two days to work all the kinks out of this system, cancelled 1,000 flights the first day and 1,000 flights the second day and

some bad news if you fly delta. delta airlines canceling dozen more flights as they continue to deal with the automation issues. this is the second day of trouble after they were forced to ground many flights yesterday. atlanta based delta said systems have returned to norma but it is still recovering. the website said at least 110 cancelations have been made today and more are still possible. flight tracking website flight aware shows more than 200 flights delayed today. >> coming up at 4:00, a new take on an old school idea ranchers are putting on buying meat and it is more than just buying a tri-tip at your grocery store. >>> and a galaxy far, far away. the light that began his journey 2 billion years ago. tonight on abc news at 5:00. >>> and this story is so cute. a baby hippo born prematurely is defying the odds. >> six days old and took a dip in the zoo pool yesterday. her care team is working around the clock to care for the baby hippo born as we said six weeks early. even using two foam noodles to help her k

delta flights are departing and ground stop officially lifted and we got an apology from delta's ceo. those of you caught up in this mess, we are giving some answers from delta about your refund. now, if you wish to cancel your trip as a result of a flight cancellation or significant delay, 90 minutes or more, you are entitled to a refund for the unused portion of your ticket. even if you flight is not cancelled, you may make a one-time change to your ticket without a fee. the ticket must be reissued on or before february 3rd. if you are wondering whether president trump's travel ban had anything to do with the chaos at delta, trump took to twitter to say that the big problems at airports were caused by delta's computer outage, schumer's tears. now delta's outage happened just one week after a computer outage at united forced that airline to ground domestic flights for about one hour. >>> we got some new developments on a deadly mosque shooting in quebec city, canada. we're learning only one of the people in custody is being sr a considered a suspect. the other person who got arrested

they are killing our delta. take peter dreckmyers recommendation because he doesvent a dime involved and vust a honest person. thank you. >> michael barber. john mc manus and tim ikeenburg. >> commissioners my name is michael barber and represent dave pine and he is a chairperson of the san francisco bay restoration authority as well as commissioner on the bay conservation development commission. i am his policy person on water issues which is why i'm here. i'm not here to aopinion anything at this point. i will make a caveat i was born in san francisco since it seem to be a issue here. i am also on a personal note i am a regular swimmer in the bay so water quality is a issue for me personally and for my swim mate but water quality makes me not feel gooed at the end of the day. we are not here to apine anything. we are interested in issue. what we are hearing today and have seen in opeds is conflicting information from multiple sources and as the commissioners you have addressed before, if you could uncover that

delta is saying that preliminary reports indicate that haul delta emplou for.ey also refer to this as ongoing active shooter incident. but delta saying all of their employees are accountedq air canada has said similar that their employees and passengers are all accounted for as well.Ñi certainly very tense ongoing situation here as police are trying to figure out just what happened. this is a big airport. there's a lot of space here. you got to go by car by car, airport baggage. >> we should note again that the suspect taken into custody by authorities identified as 26-year-old esteban santiago. was taken conscious, seemingly able to certainly speak with the authorities who arrested him, chris, certainly he might have provided additional information. i know you had mentioned that perhaps simply where he parked his car might have sparked the response that we saw. >> you areñrçó going to try to t whatever information you canÑi t from him. clearly right away police wanted to knowxd was he acting alone. are there other threats out there. how did he get to the airpo

delta is issuing waivers for those traveling today.all 1-800-phl-gate ahead of time to check on the status of flights at philadelphia international. 6abc.com and our news app is staying on top of the delta outage. >>> today the los angeles county sheriff is expected to release the name of the alleged killer in a 41-year-old murder mystery. karen klaas was the ex-wife of righteous brother bill medley. they found her killer through familia dna. it's been used in other cold cases, but civil liberties groups say it led to false leads. >>> new jersey is creating a public registry of convicted animal abusers. the bill will be voted on by the state senate. it will track anyone charge with animal cruelty an be used by animal shelterses and rescue -- shelters and rescues who she would adopt pets. it would become the second state to use it, the first one was created in tennessee. >> with well despite the emisn scandal, volkswagen is the best automaker. worldwide sales rose for tate in 2016. that was shy of volkswagen as cars and trucks and buses

. >>> the fallout from delta airlines. grounding nearly 200 domestic flights. >>> a dog stolen in oakland two years ago has turned up in minnesota. it is not clear how the pitbull mix got there but she ended up in a shelter but workers found her by her microchip. members of the local nonprofit offered to drive her back home and have advice for anyone that owns the dog. >> get your pets chipped and when they get lost it may take awhile and you have a good chance of your dog getting back home. >> the nonprofit is paying for the special escort service with donations. >> delta canceled more flights today because of a computer glitch. the airline says that the issue has been resolved. thousands of people stranded at airports when delta experienced a system wide outage. 170 flights had to be canceled and 110 canceled today. delta apologized and offering waivers and no word on the cause. >>> george h.w. bush what released from the hospital in houston after spending more than two week there undergoing treatment for pneumonia. the

it's not just a delta bet. as a result of that, while we did place a call into his office, he's not speaking to us. >> got it. >> ed, i'm curious from your perspective, when you look at the airline stocks, they have had a heck of a run, particularly over the last three months. when you look at peak to trough valuations, you guys are pretty close to the peak right now. i think you're at ten. the valuation peak is 12 for the sector, and a lot of people are saying these stocks are getting ahead of themselves. there either has to be an improvement in terms of overall valuation, in terms of p.e. ratios stepping up beyond where they usually do, or you're not going to be able to match the expectations of the investors. do you think that we're going to see that improvement, that expansion of the valuation? >> i think so. looking on any historic bay circumstances i -- basis, i'd agree with that comment. we've been in the top under every metric. earnings returns, profits per share, et cetera. we still trade at a 50% disc

in the delta, this is where we are watching patchy, dense fog. it brings it back into the bay. 36 degrees in petaluma. here is the week offshore wind. not a lot of wind out there but enough to bring in breezes. good news it should break up. patchy fog is reforming. you will see it in toward vallejo. a little fog in the coast. high clouds move in toward tuesday. by tuesday night we could be talking about rain in the north bay. we have lots of sunshine for the holiday. after that things change. a whole wall of storms developing. you have one right here. up in the gulf of alaska. these are braining through toward tuesday and wednesday. looking good monday and tuesday. keep chains with you if you are traveling up in the mountains. northern california 60s the in the southern part. highs tomorrow mid-to upper 50s in the afternoon a little cool looking toward the delta. 54 in vallejo. clouds tuesday. wednesday rain, wind, showers. thursday and friday another storm and sunday. >>> slick roads in wichita, kansas caused cars to get tangled up. two people w

meantime delta airline is experiencing more dedelays and cancellation.he airline is canceling 80 flights today. delta said it system failed and it took until eastern time to restore services back to normal. united was suspend for hours. >> $2 million in em ploe -- google largest fund ever. ceo objected to travel ban. protests in san franscisco. back over to you. >> thank you, very much. >> i can't help to notice you're wearing falcon's ready. >> the week is early. >>> some call super bowl sunday unofficial national holiday. retail survey finds more than half going to do something somewhere other than their own home as a result fewer new tvs are being purchased this year. federation game average about $75 per percent. >> on food and decorations as well apair relevant. >> going rate is $5 million for 30 seconds of air time during the super bowl. there's some bang for the buck at least one-third plan to watch the super bowl. >>> evan musking is developing solution to traffic road. a theory suggest he maybe serious. matter of weeks and months. the tunnel wil

through the delta this morning continuing with that delta flow and the possibility of flooding rightalong there, the water's edge until about 11:30 this morning. outside of that we have just a few high clouds spilling over into the bay area for today. temperatures will be on the cool side. this system right behind me is going to brush us and bring us just a few bits of moisture i guess i can call it as we get into sunday. here's your future cast model. we're actually going to roll you out a few days. we'll show you the next possibility of some real rain. quiet, mostly sunny, cool. here's sunday morning. again, just a lot more cloud cover picking up on just a little bit of moisture. especially along the coastline sunday morning it clears out. so no reason to change any plans if you are going to be outdoors. monday looks good. tuesday, increasing clouds but here's our next chance at some rain. it comes midweek wednesday, thursday scattered showers and friday looks like it could be wet as well. those two storms coming our way wednesday and friday. between now and then we'll be mainly dr

delta said just before midnight if i.t.estic flights was lifted. the cancellations and delays affecting thousands of passengers across the country. some took it better than others. speed we came here in time so we had time for this delay. but i guess the systems are down. >> i think they are handling it the best they can. you can see a lot of angry people around us. there is not happy people. lauren: those people are kind of nice. the second outage grounds by. the latest one with the sites in atlanta, new york city, houston and tucson. nicole: apple reports its latest numbers after the closing bell after the close in baltimore with a 1.8% drop in earnings. analysts expect apple to say it sold about 78 million iphones and that would be a 4% increase year-over-year. they would do the first time apple has not posted a double-digit increase in unit sales after launching a new model, athletics 14% decline in profit. the outpost's 10th anniversary of the iphone. apple shares closed at 12195. apple shares of 25% in the past year a

coming up, the technical difficulties slowing down air travelers with tickets for delta flights.and sending a message. one couple information of the u.s. service member killed. the special service member was part of seal team six. three others were injured in the raid that killed more than a dozen members of the enemy fighters. >> they killed 14 individuals and captured a whole host of information on future plots. kimberly: after it wasft destroyed by u.s. forces to keep it out of enemy hands after a hard landing. and the raid was authorized under the obama administration and given the green light by president trump. virginia senator tim kaine joined jewish organizations and s to criticize the white house and not remembering the holocaust in its remembrance statement friday. >> this is what holocaust denial is. it is to deny that it happened, were notay, jews targeted, a lot of innocent people were killed. this is not a coincidence. kimberly: in response, the white house said the statement was not exclusionary but focused on everyone who died in t announce his nominee for the u.s

delta says the essential i.t.m failed and took until midnight eastern time to restore services to normal. last week united suffered a computer glitch. >> tough for winter get aways. thank you. >>> just ahead after a shot on the ice is it too late to say sorry to justin bieber? per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper whonly new alka-seltzer plus t want powerful relief. free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. loudspeaker: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. these numbers are off the charts...this? sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 1

the ceo of delta air lines, ed bastion will be here as well.s great to be here. >> will you have baby pictures? >> i do. do you have a close-up? i have a picture here. i can't help myself but show this off all the time. if you can come in look at this one. can you see it? >> hopefully zooming in now. >> this is kaley. >> baby kaley, three months old. >> so cute. >> in winterwear. >> i feel like i need a hat like that for davos next week. does it come in my size? >> i'll check it out. >> cute baby hat. >> if i find it, you have to wear it. >> deal. i shouldn't have agreed to that. >> i have my mission. >> "squawk box" coming in ten minutes time. >>> still to come, busy day ahead as investors digest president-elect trump's comments and a look ahead to earnings season. we'll talk to michael farr. stay tuned, more "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back. futures pointing to a lower open. dow futures down 43 following trump's news conference yesterday. his meant comments having far rg market implications. the trump rally reversing a bit here.

delta's ceo credited donald trump for a big bum in business.amazon came out with the amazing announcement they are going to create 100,000 jobs in 15 months. tim, the entire dynamics of business is being turned upside down. >> more than what any political leader says, if we want to get the economy going across the board, it's the policies they pursue. we are excited to see the tax reform that speaker ryan and others are talking about to push back against the obama era. more than what political leaders say, it's the policies that they put forward that can get this economy going again. >> what the ceo of delta said all this anecdote at evidence is coming to fruition. it's already happening before the president-elect is even sworn in, his impact is being felt at major corporations like delta. >> the ceo of delta point out their earnings are already seeing an uptick. consumer confidence has hit a 15-year high. that basically he compasses the last two presidents. donald trump has already given more confidence to this country that economic growth is

shares of delta sunk. that conversation is coming up. >>> first, let's talk about the selloff we saw on wall street. joining the panel as always cnbc pro columnist michael santoli, samantha azarallo is at post nine and nancy tenger joins us as well. mike, the debate of the day. so trump got a lot of credit for the rally after the election. does he get blamed when we see a selloff like this today? >> i've been pretty consistently saying he got too much credit for what we all called the trump rally. the markets were geared to at least make a move in that direction anyway. we definitely have policy hopes layed on top of that. i think you're probably going to get a little bit too much causal suggestion that it was about trump today. so i don't think you need to stretch for an explanation of why the market was down 2/3 of a percent after going up 10% in 12 weeks or up 25% in 12 months which is what we've done. so all of that being said if you went into the weekend with the march perfectly in balance you would h

delta says about 150 flights have been cancelled and more are second. >>> ceo apologized to customersaying disruption was not acceptable, airline was giving customers until february 3rd to rebook their flights. >>> this morning, sue, sue was mentioning she was talking about, one to 3 inches, depending on where you are. >> further south you are from philadelphia, better chance you have, seeing any snow, first of all, and pressure system, kind of sneaking by to the south, it is more of the clipper system, not a lot of moisture associated with these kind of systems. and it did last night, been removed because this thing will be further south, one to 3 inches, sussex county, cape may county, most likely places to see two to 3 inches and you will see white on the radar here, got all of it is making it to the ground but down in delaware, cape may county we're seeing accumulating snow , warm enough it is rain in ocean city, maryland and bethenny beach seeing snowflakes, cape may county, cumberland county, maybe southern part of the atlantic city expressway get something light snowflakes this

an update this morning on the computer glitch that briefly caused a ground stop for delta airlines. crews say the issue forced the airline to cancel more than 150 flights. many more were delayed. the airline says the issue was fixed after about 3 hours and flights are delta has issued a waiver for travel scheduled on january 29th and 30th-- for rebooking by february 3rd. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7am for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; otherwise cold & breezy - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle possible, mainly north. highs: 48-52 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 drama, "hidden figures".. the cast took top honors at last night's screen actors guild awards.. winning "best ensemble." best actor and best actress awards went to denzel washington and emma stone. the ceremony was dominated by cri

big problems at the airports were caused by delta computer outages, referring to an issue with delta computers that cost about 300 flights to be canceled or late yesterday afternoon. the president went on saying protesters and the tears of senator schumer also caused airport problems. the trump administration is standing by their executive order. at four: 15 here, we are expecting senator tim kaine to be here. he will make an announcement demanding answers from homeland security and the administration alongside protesters. that is happening at 4:00 this afternoon and we will bring it to you live. sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. standing by his controversial executive order, despite facing new fallout over his immigration and refugee crackdown. that outrage is growing after some travelers were prevented from boarding flights bound for the united states. reporter: good afternoon. weekendidst of protests, an emergency court ruling blocked part of the band preventing authorities from the porting some travelers. chaos, confusion, and outraged. from the shadows of the statute of li

you had the sail thing for delta and that has an impact.f going to the airport is a social experience and one that over the weekend was devastating, i think it has an impact. if you look at the airport stocks, a couple of them before today were resting or had gone through key resistance. so to me, friction on delta. i think you want to look at this stock to get back in. i think the capacity issues are the most important thing. i don't think they are going to be hurt. going forward, whatever is going on with advises and immigration, it won't take place at the airport. >> i still have my airline position. we had sold some calls to roll into this year. but i didn't do it today. i feel like the pullback isn't big enough. i don't know if it was the outage. i think it is an enormous run. they haven't come back enough to say they're chief again. i think it is with the outages. i don't want to see them persist. this was in hate 2016. it just happened now. so watch the average in any stock you want to buy in the airlines sector and wait until it cap

he came in on a delta flight from minneapolis. could be a coincidence or it could be that the person that esteban santiago was on that very same flight. >> this was a delta flight through minneapolis which would make sense. that's a major delta hub of course. >> we know that mark lee was on that flight. we don't know whether the alleged shooter was on that flight. >> we do know that the shooter did come from anchorage through minneapolis and down into ft. lauderdale. so, as you would expect. this opens up a whole host of questions. listen, if he just threw the gun into a bag and checked it and it wasn't officially declared, then you've got a whole other set of questions about whether the checked in bag. can i take -- at the ring of repeating myself from an earlier conversation, and pardon me, i can't remember if i said it on the network or with you. but as it relates to the ongoing richgs right now. ft. lauderdale airport, highly unlikely they're going to reopen tonight. not only for the ongoing situation you see right there, with

this is the second time in six months delta has been affected.august, a power outage caused more than 2,000 flights to be canceled over three days. in a statement the airline ceo apologized to flyers saying the disruption is not acceptable to the delta family who prides itself on reliability and customer service. delta issued a travel waiver for people flying yesterday or today. to put this in perspective, in the month of november, the last month we have government staff, delta canceled no flights for the entire month. in the last 24 hours, nearly 300 have been canceled because of this outage so far. norah? >> kris, thanks. >>> scientists discover a way to make tomatoes taste better. what they're doing to pack >>> good monday morning. we have an unseasonably mild day for you today. right now, it is cold. freezing in santa rosa. 30s to the east. 40s to the west. 42, oakland. 36, redwood city. it is kind of a hazy atmosphere. highs today in the mid-60s. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. for 100 years evkiss >> an

cnn's polo sandoval is at delta's hub in atlanta right now.y schiavo, she's our aviation analyst and former general at u.s. transportation department. how many flights are affected and how many people are affected? >> reporter: yeah, that number is tough to tell at this point, brianna. about two hours ago while we were

patchy fog out by the delta. looking at sunshine today and temperatures coming up just a little bit. we are approaching one week since the last rain. i will let you know how long our dry stretch will last because we do have rain in the 7-day out look. >>> now to president trump's controversial executive order calling for an immediate suspension of immigration from seven predominant-muslim countries, and protests broke out across the nation including at sfo. we spoke with several people waiting for loved ones. >> it's sad you are personally getting affected, and everybody is sad if you are putting a certain group of people from a country saying you can't come. >> a federal judge in new york issued a stay for part of the executive order. federal judges in virginia and seattle have since followed suit. protesters say they plan to be back at sfo today at noon. many stayed well past 3:00 this morning. >> you know, we came here as refugees, and my mother is not going to enter, and that means we have to go back there. >

you're going to bring the gun on board has to be in check the baggage of the gun must be unloaded delta specifically requires the owner signs a form stating that there no bullets in the gonna just an added layer of protection. grant l: blocked heart piece of luggage at is a handgun can be put in a gun case in cy pretty much in the type of luggage there will be attack on the outside noting there was a gun inside delta does allow for small amounts of ammunition and there must be checked and either in their original packaging or safely stored in the box it is legal to travel on the plane with a gun along to our apartment checking and you follow the necessary rules that they've outlined we have been covering the story since it broke the have a picture gallery interviews with witnesses. >>pam m: rain strong when flash flooding all expected to move them over the weekend it will be the strong the storm and a decade. >>reporter: this weekend you can expect flooding flash flooding the possibility heavy rain also the possibility of damaging wind speed when a gust up to 45 mi. per hour if the star

the problem that had some delta passengers scrambling. >>> major shake up for the 49ers. surprise pick to lead the organization. >>> traveling through tubes instead of the roadways? a closer look the at california transportation. >>> we look towards the golden gate that is the direction the rain will be coming in but not quite yet. details in the forecast coming up ,,,,,,,,,, the 49ers just hired a new general manager... someone who's never worked in a >>> a shocker in bay area sports world. the 49ers just hired a new general manager. >> someone who never work today in a front office before. sports director dennis o'donell is here with details on the man who will try to put the them back on the winning track. denis? >> reporter: it seems like the 49ers were being transparent about perspective general manager candidates but john's name never came up on the list of names expected to be interviewed by york. he was doing tv work for fox and before that stand out safety at stanford before doing a stellar nfl career. hoping to be elected to the pro football hall of fame. he has

it may be delta. it may have been a delta baggage claim great stuff. this is the high season. for airports in florida. adding to all of the confusion. back to our other biggest story. i want to bring in our very own liz claman. she's at the consumer electronics show. clearly what's going on in florida. there does seem to be a resistance level there. >> we have more than 400 publicly traded companies. they are here and every single auto company. regarding the shooting the security care at the show with it crowd of hundreds of the 7,000 people or more security has no -- never been tighter. they're doing multiple bag checks. suddenly that tone has changed. there a million tv screens we've have a lot of ceos running to the foxbusiness area. they are watching as they come within. we could be seen the selloff. in fort lauderdale. we have a former officer who is in fort lauderdale. there can be in the final hour of trade and count on to the closing bell. many breaking stories. love them very serious. we are on the story and when i mentioned all of the car companies here they are also

delta services are back to normal this morning, but president trump tweeting blaming delta's computeror the problems at the airports putting out that only 109 people out of 325,000 were detained and held for questioning. now, one of the main complaints behind the travel ban was really the lack of notice given to airports and to passengers. president trump addressing those concerns in yet another tweet this morning saying that if the ban were announced with a one-week notice, the bad would rush into our country during that week. and he followed that up by saying that there are a lot of bad dudes out there. back to you. >> susan li at jfk. susan, thank you for that. meantime, the president's controversial immigration ban has been met with opposition from a number of american companies and their ceos. apple's tim cook, goldman's lloyd blankfein among those speaking out fearing for the status of their immigrant employees. question is will this derail some of the president's agenda on taxes, jobs and manufacturing? joining us this morning thea lee, aflcio deputy chief of staff recently nam

delta says they could add more to the list. a similar problem just a week ago also grounded delta domestic flights. last august, things got worse. a computer breakdown forced del la to cancel 2,000 flights over three days. >> announcer: now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> when you step outside, you may notice a little difference, especially in san francisco. look at clinton park, marina, all 50, 51 degrees. cool spots, lake ocean beach at 48. 45 in richmond. 43 for palo alto. 35 in santa clara, pleasanton, walnut creek. daly city, 42. quiet start on 680, at least it is dry. driving both times on the commute will be dry on the activity planner. out and about, poor air quality. it is a spare the air day. light breezes if you're going to be taking public transit, such as ferries. let's look at what's going on in the east bay hills, southwest 14 to 24. it is going to pump the temperatures in the low to mid 60s today. may get to 70 tomorrow. then the rain rolls in wednesday. we'll take an hour by hour look, who is exp

if tule fog creeps westward through the delta some of the fog may be dense.till ahead -- new at ten... both backlash -- and support... after a store owner refuses to sell yarn to women who wanted to make hats for the women's march. and next:also new at ten... the suspect in a decades old bay area murder faces a judge....why the man in his fifties... had to have his case heard in juvenile court. on a story we an update an update on a story we told you about last night at ten:an arrest in the murder of a teen that happened more than 30 years ago in vacaville. today the man now accused in the murder faced a judge... but the case was heard in juvenile court. reporter max resnik tells us why. a day after de anna lynn johnson's mother told the public her family feared they'd never see the arrest of her daughter's killer, she appeared in court alongside family and friends for the first court appearance of 51-year old marvin markle. markle who is currently serving an 80-year sentence for the murder of a butte county woman is charged with de anna's 1982 death. she was

skies will be mostly clear with patchy dense valley fog moving into the delta and bay late. monday will become mostly sunny and cool after the morning fog clears. >> reporter: have the patchy fog early on this morning in parts of the east bay the adults of the north bay and similar temperatures fairly cool it's a long time for the ford clear out and sunshine. but it sells a checking and it was a clear skies 44 degrees and 46 in oakland but we have some changes coming our way tomorrow we start out with some clouds. 40's ad 50's in the afternoon and that changes on the horizon as the clouds gather once again moving in on tuesday night expect to rein in some gusty winds as we head into or wednesday. raiders owner mark davis is expected to file official re-location papers this week. if he does --- it will be a major step in the raiders potential move out of oakland. kron 4's averi harper reports from raiders headquarters in alameda. >> reporter: after they say it mark davis and a fabrication papers to move to phoenix. all according to a report from nfl website. traders ownership

caltrans on their way to help clear it out. >>> delta airlines planes are taking off once again after an outage grounded every domestic flight. the company says automation issues sparked the ground stop for all domestic planes yesterday. the technical problems affected nearly 150 flights. delta took to twitter to promise customers it was working to get them fixed quickly. >>> some amazon customers will soon have to fork over more money for years the company hasn't collected sales taxes in smaller less populated states but that is changing. amazon is implementing a sales tax in ten states. google maps now wants to help you avoid crowds. in the apps tax collection for some of those states begins on wednesday. >>> google maps now wants to help you avoid crowds in the app's most recent update you'll find a new few sheer called popular times. it will show you how busy a store is by hour on a bar graph. >>> and now in our health watch heart failure is on the rise. the number of adults living with heart failure climbed to 6 and a half million in 2014. the number is expected to continue to go

our year revenues up between 0 and 2%. >> delta shares were off 1%. the drugstore chain cvs it is selling impacts laboratories generic alternative to my lan's epipen for a much lower cost. they can now buy a two pack of the life saving treatment for $110 a fraction of ep pill pen's $600 list price tag. impacts shares rose nearly 3% to 1275 and my lan was off more than 1% at 36.77. meantime eli lily it won a patent case against rival pharmaceutical case. would infringe on one of lilies patents. shares of lily up two and a half percent. >> straight path communication reached a settlement with the federal communications commission regarding an investigation into possible fraud at that company. the wireless spectrum owner said it would pay the fcc $15 million and give the treasury department a percentage of any future license sales. shares rose nearly 31%, that's a relief for you, to 41.13. in a regulatory filing activist hedge fund disclosed more than 8% stake in health care consulting firm the advisory board company. the hedge fund said it believes the

if you look at the internationalist they were always top in the list, looking at delta, united, virgin, alaska, british, these are the world's safest airlines so these are different things. no fatalities. they came in number one in new zealand's, never had a fatality, alaska, they go on other things, the black box, what is the safety record, how old are the aircraft the airline is flying. if you would like to fly, your nervous flyer, maybe buy a ticket, we will leave you with this over the last two decades, fatalities in air crashes of gone down tremendously. >> definitely good news, thank you. it is 18 minutes after the top of the hour, outrage boiling over, brand-new demands to have a painting depicting police officers as pigs removed from the nation's capital.

delta will tell us. they're transparent. splunk. splunk holds an analyst meeting thursday, and this is a cloud data company that trades with salesforce and servicenow and workday and adobe and all those are threatening to recover or break out here. splunk needs to raise its guidance if this tech rally is going to broaden beyond fang, the acrenim we coined for facebook, amazon, netflix, and alphabet, the old google, which has a gigantic cash overseas which believe it or not makes it a -- >> trump stock. >> there's also carmax. this is important because carmax has its finger on the pulse of the american auto buyer. earnings for this company hit a rough patch not long ago but lately they've broken out of the doll drums and the scotch has been a real scorcher. if you want the rally in ford and g.m. to keep going, may i suggest car max better tell a good story? friday kicks off earnings season and starts with the most important component of the trump rally, the bank stocks. in my 37 years of investing, i've never seen a real solid rally,

. >>> delta airlines' flights against the u.s. when an outage crippled systems. the ground stop is over but delta says the flight delays continue. >> and the company said it's working to fix the problem and flights in the air were not impacted. the airline suffered a similar mishap last august, and a power outage last october resulted in thousands of flights being canceled. >>> and president trump's travel ban could damage some important diplomatic relationships in the middle east. >> plus a 5-year-old boycott up in the president's travel ban, and the moment he reunited with his mother. this is cnn "newsroom." and now, i help people find discounts, like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly $600 when they switch, so... where's your belly button? [ sighs ] i've got to start booking better gigs. don't let the food you eat d

delta says more are possible. a similar problem grounded flights in august on a larger scale. computer breakdown forced delta to cancel 2,000 flights over three days. >> announcer: your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> check out the temperatures spread just down in the south bay from campbell at 35. we have santa teresa neighborhood, coopertino at 36. 51 at los gatos. 40 if you're heading toward san jose. same in sanc carlos. freezing cold, san pablo. 44. half-moon bay at 50. this is the way it looks from sutro tower. doesn't look like a spare the air day but it is. be careful if you're out and about. poor air quality is possible. light breeze if you're going to be out on the water. here's a look at the gorgeous sunrise developing. high clouds will create awesome color. hashtag us, abc 7 now. we'd love to see them. today's spread, under high clouds and sunshine. 62 to 67 degrees. tomorrow, thicker, high clouds. 61 to nearly 70 degrees from san francisco down to the south bay. notice wednesday, it starts cooler. upper 50s to low 60s. rain is going to move in that evenin

delta is issuing waivers to disrupted travelers.eanwhile american businesses are taking a stand against president trump's executive vetting efforts. he plans to hire 10,000 refugees worldwide over the next five years. he said that will include refugees who have helped the u.s. military tech giants like apple, google and microsoft are offering eagle legal aid. several of the company's executives also donated to legal efforts in support of immigrants. they both offered on twitter voicing concerns surrounding the band when they attend them later this week. hollywood also took aim at president trump's plan at the guild awards. it's un-american. everybody that belong in airports that belong in my america you are part of the fabric of who we are. we will shelter freaks and outcasts and those who had no homes. this is just the latest criticism from hollywood. stars like meryl streep tore into him earlier this month at the golden globes. they spoke out on the red carpet on the stage on social media basically the entire show. that's exactly