you know, i mean, you know, you go from the delta to the hills. look at where you just came from, jackson. are you kiddin' me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> anthony: do they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> julia reed: they don't get us 'cause they ain't got no sense of humor. [ laughs ] >> anthony: so what about the food? has this place changed at all? >> julia reed: no. >> john currence: it's -- it's been 20 years since i was here last. and literally exactly the same. >> anthony: not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, well, crazy. you eat right here in the kitchen. and the division of labor, the flow of work, well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and just figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> julia reed: and doe's tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and

delta dirt is the only black-owned farm-distillery in the country.rt is distinguished by something even more profound. harvey: donna and i were intentional about wanting our business to be for all people. dina: williams, an agricultural engineer, and his family returned to the area after years of working outside the state. harvey: i didn't necessarily want to farm, like drive tractors every day, but i did want the farm to be sustained. dina: in the early decades of the 20th century, his great-grandfather was a sharecropper on these 86 acres. but his grandfather devoted himself to buying the land in 1949, selling his cotton for a higher price to someone other than the landowner, and he sold some spirits on the side. harvey: and the thing is, after he bought the farm, he never did moonshine again. like, ok, there was a means to the end, right? dina: williams' father later diversified into raising vegetables including sweet potatoes. that move has given williams a chance to expand the family business using his own creative juices. harvey: that checked a

the ebra delta natural park was declared a nature reserve in 1983.ow this place is considered the most popular among all nature lovers. catalonia, here you can watch birds, admire the scenery, as well as ride a boat along the canals, which were laid specifically to irrigate the local rice fields. oh, and the channels are dug out according to such a cunning intricate scheme, that it’s easy to get lost in their labyrinth, moreover, they look like an ordinary river with picturesque banks densely overgrown with reeds , managing this boat is not so easy as it seems, but flat or not, it always strives to go to the side, you have to push off from the bottom with a hook and taxi, which is not always a good physical activity and a reward for all the efforts, new beautiful views. although it goes with the flow, of course, it goes well. but there is no longer any opposition. although, for sure. after several days of training to swim on such a boat, you can will be anywhere and quickly enough, but from the boat all the time it is new to burrow into the reeds. it

of course, i want you to understand that your audience also understood that delta is like a tool fromt of view. there is nothing extraordinary there, it is uniquely new, ah, well, professional users, yes, military personnel, they don’t see there a map, eh, and eh, well, all the typical tools that are necessary in the process of combat management are the same document flow. there are messengers, eh, the uniqueness is only because at the moment when the decision was made to create this system, it was wise to consider the fact that it was the 16th year and these were the servicemen with whom the creation of this system was entrusted - and they entered into interaction with the relevant nato trust fund with public organizations with air reconnaissance. and at that moment, we made such a strategically balanced decision , which has been confirmed by practice today , that the system must be created standardized according to of the requirements of the technological requirements of nato, but because on at the time of the initiation of this project, there was nothing in the armed forces of ukra

delta blames a mechanical issue. >> yeah. no shit. i am not an engineer. i am not an engineer.t looks like a mechanical issue. >> yeah. and also, oh, my god, can you imagine dying in a plane crash on the runway? like, if i am dying in a plane, i better be in the air. otherwise i am just going all the way through tsa just to die in a car crash. [applause] >> to add insult to injury, now you are dead and you don't have your full size shampoo. >> you know what, roy, these incidents make me think that we need a new passenger bill of rights. article one. airlines should not kill you. >> article two. if they do kill you, you get $1300. [applause] >> article three. get rid of the paper strips. or at least laminate them. it is the 20th century. >> it's the 21st century. >> it's the 21st century. >> article four. if someone on the flight has to die, it should be the person with the acoustic guitar. [cheers and applause] >> and also, let me just slip in article five. no more children on flights. [cheers and applause] >> what about your kid? >> especially my kid. no more children on fligh

i tell you, i'm a delta depot. sorry. [laughter] >> harris: a delta diva!ir lines. >> harris: are you looking for a ticket? >> bill: not at all. i have plenty of miles. welcome to new york. >> harris: do you want that job? >> bill: and other delta air lines. but we have been chucking $80 billion at the airline industry over the past couple of years. the flight delays get more and on time get fewer and we are getting sloppy. we better call mayor pete. >> harris: you know what we need you to do with the announcement. >> bill: i will take that job. this is your delta -- [laughter] >> harris: i love it! ainsley. >> ainsley: love bill took, actually actually, bill. >> bill: you love delta too? >> ainsley: where is may repeat in all of this? flying privately. if you have the money to do that fine, who cares, i am a capitalist. when you are the transportation czar and not running smoothly you need to know what the people are going through. 16,000 flights were canceled, tickets canceled through christmas for southwest. i feel sorry for moms taking their babies, bre

it's called the delta smelt. they can't hardly find the delta smelt after the increase water flows dramatically over the years. this year we had an amazing amountth of water and snowpack t the sierras and all of our state. at the same time in california we have declared drought emergency and flight emergency in some areas. that's california for you. we have lost over 6,000,000 6 mn acre-feet in a short time going out to the ocean. hadre we built moreater storage and run the pumps we have the south end t delta to fill what's called reservoir which holds 2,0 ae-feet with it are mlyore water. we know how to do this. we done us in the past. we built that a water project called cvp and the state water projects in the '30s and 60s respectively. we have to do more. weekend of the federal agencies continue to send water out to the ocean down the river because of fish flows when people need to get greasing the price of food go up so much in this country. shortages. why are we short eggs? we shouldn't be short of food. >>

airs there's one called the delta's melt. they can't hardly find us delta's melt. this was after they've increased waters dramatically over the years. this year we've had an amazing amount of water and snow pack hit the sierra's and all of our states. at the same time, in california we have declared a drought emergency and flood emergency in some areas. that is california, fo you we've lost 6 million acre feet in a short perime going out to the ocean. havingbuild more water storage and around the pumps that we have at th south end of the delta to fill what's called the st. louis reservoir, which holds 2 million acre feet. we have dramatically more water. we've know how to do this. we've done in the past. we built a federal water project all the cbp. and a state water project in the 30s in the 60s respectively. we have to do more. we can't have the federal agencies just continue to stand water out to the ocean and down the river because of fish flows. we've seen the price of food go up so much in this country. shortages, why are we sort of eggs. ? this is the united

edney: the mississippi delta is the canary in the coal mine. stephani dr.edney is mississippi's top health officer and a practicing physician for more than 30 years in the state. dr. edney: you have to understand, in mississippi, poverty drives most everything. and with poverty comes obesity, because there are fewer choices for healthy food, and there are fewer opportunities for exercise and increased activity. obesity drives diabetes, which drives -- in coordination with hypertension, drives heart disee and stroke. overlaying all of that is access to care. stephanie: access that edney says is made more limited by the fact that mississippis one of 11 states that has not expanded medicaid, a change that has been resisted by republican leaders in the state. dr. edney: it's not my role to advocate one way or the other, but i point out where the resoces are. and, in 2023, part of federal funding of health care is the affordable care act. it just is. and we have a very big danger in mississippi, especially in mississippi delta, of hospitals closing or downgradin

the shocking new estimate of the rising death toll among russian forces >>> terrifying video of a delta plane's wing on fire, the flight forced to make an emergency landing what caused the flames >>> growing outrage after a 14-year-old girl died by suicide after she was bullied and beaten in school why the superintendent is now resigning >>> and the university that took the unprecedented move of suspending its division 1 basketball program. now we're learning why. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >>> good evening it has happened again. for the third day in a row and fourth time in just nine days the united states has shot down an unidentified, high flying object today it happened over lake huron between michigan and canada. a senior administration official telling nbc news the unmanned object was detected over montana, wisconsin, and michigan at the direction of president biden, it was shot down. it was just yesterday afternoon that a u.s. fighter jet took down another flying object over northern canada the search is still on for what remains of whatever was shot

complex and a warehouse of fuel and lubricants in the defense forces of ukraine will introduce the delta the relevant decision was made by the government, according to the minister of digital transformation mykhailo fedorov , the platform will help our soldiers to free the territory of ukraine from the invaders faster the delta system allows fighters to see the battlefield and the location of enemy troops online, the platform also pulls data from aerial reconnaissance satellites, drones , stationary cameras, radars, chad-bots, and more. in addition, the government allowed delta to be placed in the cloud outside of ukraine, this will protect the system from missiles and cyber attacks the enemy in the khmelnytskyi region will not use blackouts today and throughout today, ukrenergo informed. but in kyiv , restrictions will be eased in kyiv oblast and dnipropetrovsk oblast at the command of ukrenergo consumption limits will be applied only from 16:00 to 20:00. the worst situation in odesa region due to the destruction of the energy structure in the region continues. emergency power outages c

what swan as aka vanguard, delta is one of africa's last great natural sanctuaries, the vast areas, swamps and flooded grass lands a teeming with wild life that conservationists are keen to see protected as leader of the community co existence program while or not say who la road helps locals recognize that living in harmony with nature can have a number of benefits orders. i am afraid of the elephants, but they help generate income for the people here. thanks to them. some villages have jobs and lodges, so i don't want them to disappear. tourism is the 2nd largest contribute to botswana as g d p off the diamonds, and there is a push to see more growth in the sector. many locals find work in logic and camps and increasing number of which are focusing on sustainability. botswana is taking a progressive approach to conservation building materials like concrete are not permitted anywhere in this area. everything must be in harmony with nature. if we don't conserve this and if and working close to the community, and if they then buy into it and they weren't the wildlife to which case the comin

and one with pursuing from all the inhabitants of the arc of van gogh, delta. what's a wonderful project that is time now for a very different topic. we're heading to you rope. did you know that dance in the night away can be good for the empire, make a club is caught, land has found a way to hon as body heat to generate clean energy. so what are you waiting for? get your buddy move in here. club ers help, save the environment. one dance move at a time. the s w g, 3 club and glasgow stores, party goers, body heat for re use because these days people want things to be more sustainable. even going out make you feel good, that when you can contribute to help in lake environment and stuff that you're able to do, you like in the process like flooding. i remember he needs to be a part of, i think, you know, will be raven, a seventies of the plan is on fire like this system is called body heat and it turns dance floors into many power plants. each person provide some 150 to 450 watts, and since 2020 to the club has been using that energy throughout its venue. even dur

and one was pursuing for all the inhabitants of the arc of vanco delta. what's a wonderful project that is time now for a very different topic. we're heading to europe. did you know that dancing the night away can be good for the empire make a club is caught, land has found a way to hon as body heat to generate clean energy. so what are you waiting for? gets your buddy move it ah, here club ers help, save the environment. one dance move at a time. the s w g, 3 club and glasgow stores, party goers, body heat for re use. because these days people want things to be more sustainable . even going out make you feel here that when you can contribute to help in lake environment to so that you're able to do, you want to pull safely, couldn't get catherine. so i remember he needs to be a part of, i think we'll, we'll be raven a 70 that the plan is on fire. yeah, this system is called body heat and it turns dance floors into many power plants. each person provide some 150 to 450 watts, and since 2020 to the club has been using that energy throughout its venue. even

line, and are much more easily tolerated, but the delta line was the most pathogenic.it is an unsafe infection. this is not a seasonal mushroom , it must be understood that now the outskirts are known more authentically about a micron detected in october last year, the virus is the most contagious quickly infects cells more easily bypasses human immune mechanisms more common in the usa and europe in russia the first confirmed case of the disease in early january since then the epidemiological picture in the country has not fundamentally changed the situation that exists in hospitals we see the same clinical picture no features. if the big question in oil is that kraken learned to deceive, even those vaccinated, who had been ill with another strain of the body, changed the picture of the effectiveness of antiviral agents in the world, for example, the drug his shelt was powerless against. the kraken in the usa was even removed from the list of recommended emergency aids for the code. but there is one important thing, but baranova, who works in america, explains yes, tha

what's why not aka van gogh, delta is one of africa's last great natural sanctuaries, the vast areas, swamps and flooded grass lands a teeming with wild life that conservationists are keen to see protected as leader of the community co existence program. while or not say who lauro a helps locals recognize that living in harmony with nature can have a number of benefits. water, i am afraid of the elephants, but they help generate income for the people here. thanks to them. some villages have jobs and lodges, so i don't want them to disappear. tourism is the 2nd largest contributed to but swine as g d p off the diamonds. and there is a push to see more growth in the sector. many locals find work in logic and camps and increasing number of which are focusing on sustainability. botswana is taking a progressive approach to conservation. building materials like concrete are not permitted anywhere in this area. everything must be in harmony with nature. if we don't conserve this and if and working close to the community, and if they don't buy into it and they weren't b wildlife 2, which case

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. -- rural delta.: in a small room tucked away in a physical rehab center, nurse lee roach is putting her patients through their paces. >> stand close to the front, it is easier. if you start dragging behind you will be ck over here in this chair. correspondent: each patient is recovering from a serious cardiac event like a heart attack or heart surgery, and as they go through their circuit of exercises each patient's heart rate and blood pressure are closely monitored. >> exercise will make it go down, and then you have got to watch the sugars that you eat. correspondent: while they are here roach and counseling. >> small changes make very big differences. we can change a little bit. correspondent: 66-year-old leslie travels here from a small rural town almost one hour away. she recently had a stent put in her heart. >> it helped me a whole lot. correspondent: 75-year-old james wellborn is recovering from open-heart surgery in november. >> you cannot do this three days a week without feeling different

the delta pilot slammed on the brakes. no one was hurt. >> whew.porter: ten days later a united 777 crossed a runway where a cessna was landing at the honolulu airport. and on february 4th in austin, texas, air traffic controllers cleared a southwest 737 to take off on the same runway a larger fedex cargo plane was about to land on in bad weather. they spotted the plane but came within feet of a collision. >> southwest abort. fedex is on the go. >> reporter: former ntsb chair robert sumwalt. >> what is happening here is the last layer of defense is what is kicking in and keeping these events from being totally catastrophic. >> is that a sign that the system is stretched to its limits? >> well, i think it's certainly an indication that things are not going exactly as intended. >> reporter: last month we sat down with unit an faa computer system halted flights nationwide. >> look, i think they do a really, really good job, but their budget is lower today than it was 20 years ago in real terms. the faa, congress, the administration, airlines, all of u

supply restrictions , at least today and tomorrow, the defense forces of ukraine will introduce the delta system, according to the decision made by the government, according to the minister of digital transformation mykhailo fedorov the platform will help our soldiers to free the territory of ukraine from the occupiers faster, the delta system allows fighters to see the battlefield online, the location of enemy troops, the platform also pulls data from aerial reconnaissance satellites , drones, stationary cameras, radars, chad-bots, and other things, in addition, the government allowed to place delta in the cloud outside the borders of ukraine, this will protect the system from missiles and cyber attacks of the enemy, the aircraft wreckage in brovary, the black boxes from the helicopter will be deciphered in a week or two , law enforcement officers are working on this together with by french colleagues, according to the head of the law enforcement committee, serhii onushas, ​​among the priority versions of the investigation, pilot error and a technical malfunction of the rotorcraft, the i

delta blames a mechanical issue. also last week, a collision on the tarmac at l. a x and american airlines plane was being towed when it made contact with the shuttle bus and more serious incidents making headlines in recent weeks explained in austin, texas, had to quickly abort. it's landing after learning that a southwest flight had been cleared to take off on the same runway and at jfk airport. at last month, and american airlines flight crossed an active runway just as a delta flight was headed down the same runway. that takeoff also aborted just in time. officials say each of these incidents saw quick response thanks to safety protocols, but critics say they show the fragile state of the airline industry struggling to keep up with the surgeon travel after the pandemic. andrew marina, derek, thank you pennsylvania factory that makes m and m candies has been fined $14,000 after two workers fell into a vat of chocolate officials say the pair was not trained on proper procedure crews had to cut a hole in the vat to rescue the men coming up. the disturbing hazing

and on these boats they are trying to disembark in a certain way or to the islands in the dnieper delta or to land on the left or right bank of the dnieper, as this is a common phenomenon this is the drg on the boats, please, there are communication problems again, what does it mean that the artillery of the armed forces of ukraine destroyed a boat from the russian state in the area of ​​the islands of the delta, e. 10 russian troops, two unmanned irlans, 10 and a radiotron control station , an anti-tank missile complex became a large-caliber artillery gun, a howitzer , it is stated in the message that during the day, the missile artillery unit of the armed forces of ukraine performed more than 70 firing tasks we thank volodymyr molchanov, a political scientist from kherson, for his comments, participation in the broadcast, we are moving on, the head of the avdiiv city military administration , vitaliy barabash, is with us , vitaly , i congratulate you. good day. hot . the night passed very well , one might even say hellish. the shelling continued all night. massive shelling. they hit t

the state , in particular during the great war in the defense forces of ukraine will introduce the deltatem, the relevant decision was made by the government, according to the minister of digital transformation mykhailo fedorov , the platform will help our soldiers to free the territory of ukraine from the occupiers faster , the delta system allows fighters in the regime online to see the battlefield and the location of enemy troops, data from aerial reconnaissance satellites, drones, stationary cameras, radars, chad-bots, etc. are also uploaded to the platform, in addition, the government allowed the delta to be placed in the cloud outside ukraine , this will protect the system from enemy missiles and cyber attacks china is helping with russian military technologies and this despite international sanctions, one of the washington non-profit organizations found in customs documents that chinese companies supply the russians with navigational equipment, jamming technology and parts for fighters in general, experts have counted more than 84,000 deliveries since the measure introduced the re

to the dnipro delta, and we know that it is also under fire quite intensively.were onyx and caliber attacks from our parties, so we know the story about the friend yes, the day before yesterday. also, we know that aviation is being activated, that is, it is a projection of force, that is, well, only now. well, it is necessary. i think that those who have complete information can say whether this is an additional withdrawal of our forces on our side of the enemy. or maybe it is the construction of some kind of operation. although now, frankly speaking, landing an amphibious assault at any point that we control in the black sea. it looks unreal, and because we control the northwestern part of the black sea , we guarded it with markets. provide protestant defense, artillery, order system, and so on , but what are they for? in recent weeks, we have been observing this activity. i think that our armed forces are reacting to this, and andrey is also preparing for this. in addition to these actions of the russian federation there is a strengthening of projects with our

a terrifying moment a wing caught fire aboard a delta plane. >>> rihanna fans found love at the super bowl halftime show her 12-song set lit up the stage. but it was her big announcement that left the internet buzzing "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning to you. i'm cori coffin. >> glad you could be with us i'm frances rivera the kansas city chiefs are your super bowl lvii champions, toppling the philadelphia eagles 38-35. history was made at state farm stadium where philadelphia's jailah silguero and kansas city's patrick mahomes game the first two black quarterbacks to face off in the big game theest punt return by kadarius toney. and theeagles' jalen hurts became the first player in nfl history to run for two or more touchdowns and throw for another. he also broke a super bowl record for most rushing yards by qb, beating titans quarterback steve mcnair's 2000 record the victory was not a cakewalk for the chiefs with the eagles leading on and off until the last leg of the game, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. >> first and goal. try to shove hurts over the e

the delta pilots slammed on the brakes to avoid a collision. >> whew! >> reporter: faa data shows 14 runway incursions involving airliners over the last ten years where a serious collision was narrowly avoided. kris van cleave, cbs news, phoenix. >> norah: we turn now to the economy and your money. in january, social security recipients received their largest annual increase in four decades as the government tries to compensate for the sharp rise in inflation. but with almost everything costing more, from gas to groceries, that increase doesn't go as far as you might think. here is cbs's carter evans with tonight's money watch. >> the only way 81-year-old judy allen can afford her groceries is with government assistance. >> i get snap. or food stamps, they used to call them. >> reporter: she struggles to make ends meet on a monthly social security benefit of about $1,000. that includes this year's cost-of-living increase of 8.7%, $80 more, wiped out by inflation. >> it's really not enough for anybody. our rent went up. food goes up, so really we are not

delta said it was a mechanical issue.ne's day is fast approaching, and it is probably no surprise it is one of the most popular times of the year for the diamond industry. but many gift shoppers are now choosing diamonds made in a lab, rather than natural ones. the lab grown diamond market is projected to reach nearly $50 billion in 2030, so in tonight's american innovation, cbs's nancy chen takes a look at this gemstone alternative. >> reporter: when erik nelson proposed to brittany drygas, the hardest material on earth had become a little easier to buy. did you always want to seek out a lab-grown diamond? >> frank lee, i did not know what a lab-grown diamond was until a few months before we went shopping for a ring. >> reporter: demand for lab-grown diamonds has spiked the last few years, driven primarily by younger buyers. attracted to their affordability, sustainability, and traceability. >> i was turned off just by knowing how some mind diamonds are sourced. >> reporter: so if it was not for being a lab-grown diamond

into each other at jfk. >> delta cancel takeoff plans. >> just 1,000 feet separating them. the delta flight quickly aborting takeoff. >> we're back to about where we were before covid. the reason we're seeing so many of these is the increasing pace o operations is overwhelming the system to a certain extent. >> what can be done to avoid these kinds of incidents? aviation experts believe the quickest fix to this problem is to increase the margin of distance between departing and landing aircraft on the same runway. whit. >> zohreen shah reporting. thank you. >>> a state of emergency in ohii some of the cars were carrying hazardous chemicals. residents told to either evacuate or stay indoors as the fire still burns. officials closely monitoring air quality and closing schools tomorrow. and tonight, the ntsb out with a possible cause. here's abc's phil lipof. >> tonight, the state of emergency extended in palestine, ohio, after this disastrous train derailment. multiple explosions causing massive fires, lighting up the night sky, burning for hours saturday. more than 24 hours

delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> reporter: and david, jfk airport has an automated alarm system to warn pilots about potential collisions. austin does not. david? >> all right, gio benitez tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here, tracking this new cross-country storm. snow, heavy rain, possible flooding. and a potential coastal storm then moving into the northeast this week. we'll time it all out in a moment. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, intocrred peop 5anthl, cancers including skacto higsk l

flames pouring out from under the wing of a delta plane bound for new york city. making an emergency landing just after takeoff. >>> the historic game. super bowl lvii, the first taking place tonight. the quarterbacks, the brothers, and the all female top gun team, and the high security. kayna whworth from arizona. >>> and america strong. the selfless act of love and the early valentine's day gift of life. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening. thanks for joining us on a busy sunday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with that breaking news. the u.s. military shooting down yet another high altitude object with a side winder missile. this one over the great lakes near the michigan/canadian border. it's the fourth object shot out of the sky by u.s. fighter jets in just eights days. administration officials say president biden gave the order to down this latest object out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of military leaders. on saturday, u.s. f-22s shown down an object over norther

takeoff after an american airlines flight crossed the same runway in front of the delta plan, rememberhat one aviation expert says human error is often the cause of these incidents and the most dangerous part of any passenger flight is usually on the ground. arthel: isn't that interesting or the dangerous part is takeoff the obviously i'm wrong about that. >> according to one expert. arthel: it is always a pleasure to see you ms. laura ingle, thank you very much. eric: and meanwhile turkey rescue operations continue after the devastating earthquakes there more than 35000 people have been killed and millions left homeless up next we're going to talk to an american who is part of the task force now in turkey helping with the search and rescue. those stories on the ground as "fox news live" continues this sunday. eric: amid the overwhelming destruction in turkey, small glimmers of hope are emerging from the tragedy and devastation rescue teams are finding more survivors beneath the rubble nearly one week after two powerful earthquakes struck the southern part of the country and in norther

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line, and much more easily tolerated, but the delta line was the most pathogenic.s an unsafe infection. this is not a seasonal mushroom to understand what is now known to the outskirts more authentically about a micron was detected in october last year, the most contagious virus quickly infects cells more easily bypasses human immune mechanisms more common in the usa and europe in russia the first confirmed case of the disease in early january since then the epidemiological picture in the country has fundamentally not the situation has changed . we see the same clinical picture of no particularities, if in the masses and karakim the big question is that the kraken has learned to deceive, even vaccinated and recovered from another strain of the body has changed the picture of the effectiveness of antiviral agents in the world. for example, the drug left, refused to be powerless against kraken in the usa, it was even removed from the list of recommended emergency aid for coded. but there is one important thing, but 50% of this kraken is 75, yes, that is, we have a lo

because the stocks will have already reflected at that point when rates go down the valuations go up delta is seven times earnings and free cash flow positive. the best-run airline out there they're trading at seven times earnings if they grow their earnings 10% you're going to get even without any multiple expansion a price uptick that's kind of what we're looking at there's no question that based on any individual allocation should you have bonds it's actually a better time to buy bonds than we had for many years for the last probably five years. there is another alternative but if you're going to be exposed to equities and that's part of your allocation and that's part of your risk profile you really want to pick stocks that are cheaper than the market, that have better outlooks than the market and that actually can actually do better than what we think by just holding cash >> sarat, thank you very much. good to have you with us as always sarat sethi, appreciate it >> thank you >> coming up, what is the real state of the retail trader how is trading activity holding up we'll ask the fou

cameron: that is going to be the delta, obviously.hey are universally expected to hike 50 basis points tomorrow, vis-À-vis 25 for the fed. they have been giving some mixed messaging in terms of the leaks to the press about what happens thereafter. the base case is another 50 in march. which obviously also would be faster than the fed. i think there is a general desire out there to sell the dollar, even in the equity space, non-u.s. equities have got a lot more luster than those in the u.s., where there is some sense that what we are seeing is kind of a short covering balance. the value proposition of non-u.s. equities looks a lot more attractive than those in the u.s. right now it is kind of -- we are in a goldilocks environment for the deployment of capital outside the united states. if the rest as we accelerate and the fed has to pull a handbrake turn and -- on its rhetoric and hike more, that would throw that into doubt at least vis-À-vis the dollar. by the same token, if the u.s. falls off a cliff and goes into recession, that is

even possibly collided >> reporter: at new york's jfk airport a similar close call just weeks ago >> delta 1946, cancel takeoff plans. >> reporter: an american airlines flight forced a delta jet to abort take-off after somehow crossing the same runway, american promising a full internal investigation. at newark on friday a boeing 787 clipped wings with a united flight as it left the gate no one was hurt but the faa says the impact snapped off a small piece of the wing. >> reporter: morgan joins us from the austin airport what is next in the investigation there? >> kate, we know both the ntsb and faa are investigating and of course they're very interested in the flight data recorders but also the critical radio traffic showing who knew what but, most importantly, when kate >> all right morgan, thank you. >>> we are learning more tonight about the hazardous waste materials on board a train that crashed next to a small town in eastern ohio sending up smoke for miles. thousands are under evacuation orders as concerns grow over the safety of the air and water there. meagan fitzgerald has more >

abort takeoff after an american airlines flight crossed the same runway in front of the delta plane.ion experts say communication between aircrew and air traffic control is often where human error takes place along with another key factor. >> in the front of my mind possibly what's behind all of these? weathers ground crew, air traffic control or pilot. >> communities have disciplined procedures to prioritize safety and try to continually improve which many hope will cut down on the close calls. jon: let's hope. laura, thank you. back with more fox report in just a moment. ♪ continuing coverage for breaking news, another unknown aerial object shot out of the sky by u.s. fighter planes this time over the chickens lake huron. u.s. military should confirm station shot down aerial object today, the third over north america in as many days and the fourth since last saturday. he was official says the object was detected over montana yesterday and the president biden gave orders to shoot it down. stay with fox news channel for the latest development on this breaking story. look at headlines

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separating them the delta flight quickly aborting takeoff. we're back to just about where we were before covid the reason that we're seeing so many of these years because the increasing pace of operations is overwhelming the system to a certain extent, so what can be done to avoid these kinds of incidents? will aviation experts believe the quickest fix of this problem is to increase the margin of distance between departing and landing aircraft on the same runway? zoran shot abc news, los angeles doreen thank you. yes some close calls there. all right, taking a look at the weather. we're tracking another coast to coast storm. now that storm is dropping up to a foot of snow in the rockies by tomorrow night, it will bring rain from the gulf coast to the great lakes of the storm. it's warming up for most of the east. there will be spring like temperatures from the northeast to the south route midweek and it is early february. that's a major change for places like new york, where a part of a fountain froze over the week. tend today . it'll be 50 d

i would never have gotten on a flight ever appeared delta tells fox it was a mechanical issue with ones. luckily, no injuries reported. senator majority leader with consideration of the national tiktok band with national security concerns, watched. >> how about banning tiktok? >> it is a good question. is something to be looked at what we do know chinese ownership of the company that owns tiktok. so, they are some people and commerce committee looking into that right now. we will see. >> ashley: but mission governor gretchen wittner despite its use of china she said she obscure when she uses it. >> we used tiktok on one device that has nothing else on it. it is a communication tool. some people think what i put out there can be caught on occasion. it's my kids. but the point is we have it on one device that has no access to anything else. speak to many g.o.p. lawmakers have been steadfast on banning the app in the states after several former tiktok employees indicated the engineers in chinr data, todd. >> todd: ashley, sound the alarm against woke american college students who say they

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according to the flight tracking website, flightaware delta and southwest have both canceled more than 250 flights. the minneapolis saint paul airport, the denver international airport and the detroit metropolitan airport were the most heavily affected time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge, which >> i don't know. can we might see some snow on top of the be something. lawrence is standing by with a look at what's happening across the country as well as the storm coming to yeah. rough traveling all across the country which are not want to give up just yet. and certainly we've got that cold air moving in the bay area. of course, we've been talking about some snow here and around the country. it is coast to coast. the coldest air moving in the western half the united states. but a fierce storms roll all the way in across the deep south today making their way up across the eastern seaboard and more snow moving across the great lakes to but the bay area. yeah, we're getting ready for special storm. don't see this happen very often. but now beg

delta 1943, 135018. runway 4l, clear for ta ke—off. clear for take—off, runway 4l, delta 1943.dernise faa computer systems. with me is michael mccormick, an assistant professor at the applied aviation sciences department at embry—riddle aeronautical university. thank you very much for being with us. is thisjust thank you very much for being with us. is this just a terrible coincidence or is this a problem with the safety protocol? hi. with the safety protocol? hi, christian and _ with the safety protocol? h , christian and think you for having me on. hello from sunny florida. whenever there is an event like this, the administration and department of national safety board will take into the details not so much to find out what happened. but how it happened and why it happened. so, it's premature to rush to a conclusion on what will be the cause and/or the solution to events like this. we do know there is a commonality between them. it happens on runways, it happened due to human error. 0ne on runways, it happened due to human error. one part of a pilot, the other, and air traffi

the delta pilots slammed on the brakes to avoid a collision.rliners over the last ten years where a serious collision was narrowly avoided. kris van cleave, cbs news, phoenix. >>> we turn now to the economy and your money. in january, social security recipients received their largest annual increase in four decades as the government tries to compensate for the sharp rise in inflation. but with almost everything costing more from gas to groceries, that increase doesn't go as far as you might think. here's cbs's carter evans with tonight's "money watch." >> reporter: the only way 81-year-old judy allen can afford her groceries is with government assistance. >> i get s.n.a.p. or food stamps, they used to call them. >> reporter: she struggles to make ends meet on a monthly social security benefit of about $1,000. that includes this year's cost of living increase of 8.7%. $80 more for allen wiped out by inflation. >> it's really not enough for anybody. our rent went up. food goes up. so really we're not getting a raise. >> reporter: nearly half the

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winds still breezy on through the delta fairfield and vacaville 20 miles per hour winds. most of us are on the calmer side of things. we do have offshore showers. this is not going to impact the bay area, but a few of us up in mendocino and northern sonoma county seeing a few light rain droplets. the rest of the bay area is just starting off. mostly cloudy. those showers. they're going make their way southward out of the region. so it's not really something we're going to be dealing with rather. we're just going to see increasingly clear skies, mostly cloudy to start, but a nice and mostly sunny afternoon. just around the corner and daytime highs in the low 60's later on today, talking even warmer weekend. and then rainfall chances into next week, all still to come right now. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on those bridges. hey, it's 04:00am. so it's still pretty light. >> 7 minutes mace to that free missouri exit traveling into the city. our san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 13 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. you're richmond, sandra fell