who decided can't flights into israel. >> delta airlines flight was a boeing 747 flying to israel when this rocket or rockets hit an area adjacent to the airport in israel. as a result, delta has i ddiver that flight on to paris. they will work to accommodate all 290 people on board. other airlines are following suit. u.s. airways is involved in the merger with american airlines us is spendsing flights from israel at this hour. we expect american airlines to make a similar announcement they're reassessing. safe to say all u.s. airlines will be reassessing in coordination with israeli authorities and the faa how and when they decide they're going to resume flights into israel. i would expect other ails will follow suit. the german carrier said no chajs changes. but u.s. airlines making the decision it's probably best to steer clear as rockets become close to the airport there in tel-aviv. >> the white house said the faa hasn't issued any notices. it's as you pointed out individual basis base order what the carriers decide. >> the notice to airmen procedu

airlines. i specifically asked them, we got this news on delta. what is this with airlines?we're being told it's governments that have to close airspace and not the airlines. what he basically said is yes, when you are talking about flying over a country where you don't have any assets, you don't have to rely on governments, but if you are landing there and you've got planes there and you know where it is, and you've got intelligence there, then, yes, the airline does have to -- it should be the governments. iata is holding the israeli government responsible for decisions on safety of israeli airspace. but if they are not prepared to do it, if they are still saying it's safe, then the airline in this case is saying has to make its own judgment. it's an absolutely impossible situation for the airline. absolutely impossible. they are being told you can fly there. it's safe. but at the same time, well, they know it's not really. >> add to this, david, the u.s. has already issued a travel advisory to gaza, so obviously a situation there is concerning enough. you add to it what's

a singapore airlines jet and a delta airliner. a singapore jumbo jet, that came within 200 feet vertically is what we're told and also within more than half a mile horizontally. this is the second time this has happened. are there airports, at least we can say -- let's talk about just in the u.s. are there airports in the u.s. that are more prone to this kind of a problem? this seems to happen more and more often in houston. >> the big airports are a problem. the big airports near capacity are a problem and that's pretty much every one of them. some of them have fundamentally older school designs. boston logan is often cited for a lot of crossed runways which

that puts delta airlines at a disadvantage. the question is why are we benefiting one at the expense of the other all at the expense of the taxpayer. >> it sure smells like crony capitalism. >> i'll go home and make my own cartoon. you just inspired me. look, this all sounds great and from an ideological purist point you guys remind me of the environmentalist. they want to knee cap american companies to force people to -- want us to cut carbon here in america but the rest of the world won't follow suit. same thing here. you guys want to knee cap american companies when the rest of the world isn't following suit. there's 60 other countries that have the equivalent and why should we assume they will do the same thing. >> at the same time why should we -- usually you follow the leader not the loser. >> this is called the bank of boeing. two-thirds go to the ten biggest companies. >> one-third goes to boeing. >> by the way, it goes to financing, helps governments in middle east to buy our products. why can't they get their own mone

a lot has been talked about today with delta airlines. delta used the credit export agencies of brazil and canada to purchase hundreds of aircraft made in those countries. is that true? to their credit, they are for reforms but extending the reauthorization of the bank. what would be to the advantage of delta to borrow the money from those countries and not use ours? the products? >> yes. the united states is not really in the business of making what are called regional jets, those small somewhat uncomfortable narrow jets. we don't make those. they are really manufactured today largely in brazil and canada. japan is coming up. >> it's the principle of the thing if you are against it, you would be against all of it. >> correct. >> they avail themselves of export credit from brazil and canada. >> the commerce department says first quarter contraction was more severe than the 1% annual decline estimated a month ago. another major factor was a bigger trade deficit than initially estimated. i did not i have a whole book of reforms we have been

delta airlines has suspended service to tel-aviv. >>> a u.s.t recorder specialist will be heading to the uk to help read out boxes in the shot down mrash -- malaysian airlines 17. >>> and rick perry authorizing a thousand national guard troops to help secure the border. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren. these are the scenes coming in from washington state. battling wildfires, and they need some rain here. they have cooling weather, at least. these temperatures now into the 50s and 60s, so a little cooler. you can see the line of clouds, the showers pushing to the south. know we have rain returning. that caused the fires to change direction there. winds still a big factor, but the rain is helping a little bit. there is still red flag warnings in effect for much of the northwest. but here is the rain forecast not only today but also tomorrow. may contain lightning with a few thunderstorms. we're benefiting from the rain at least. strong severe storms possible across the northern plains. and the heat continues to build. the heat advisory still

particularly for malaysia airlines. ,> we know now that aeroflot deutsche, lufthansa, air france, delta airlines completely isiding that airspace as pretty much every airliner after this incident. what is the reaction from leaders in russia? and also the rest of europe. >> i will give you two examples. , people suffering death on the plane. the first is angela merkel, who is shocked and demands a swift, independent inquiry. i'll be slick president vladimir -- he blames the ukrainian government directly. -- obviously president vladimir putin. they have agreed that the crash site evidence will stay in place. angela merkel mentioning about the shock. there were 154 dutch on the plane. the dutch prime minister mark rutte says he is shocked and devastated. there were 27 australians on the plane. it is unspeakable crime if the plane was shot down. david cameron with comments about the nine britons, shocked and saddened. >> this is a very popular flight path for europeans are people who travel from europe to asia. -- you areolutely absolutely right. 290 people dead, as you reported. john dawson, thank

airlines that fly to israel, delta, u.s. rom that country due to the explosion of violence there. this started with the airlines themselves and has since been backed up by a warning by the faa. all this, of course, secretary of state john kerry remains in cairo trying desperately to revive an egypt-brokered ceasefire and israeli prime minister netanyahu defends charges that the country's role in the conflict is just too indiscriminate. >> you know, certain point you say what choice have you got? what would you do? what would you do if american cities, where are you sitting now, brian, rocketed and absorb the hundreds of rockets? you know what you would say? you'd say to your leader, a man's got to do what a man's got to do and a country's got to do what a country's got to do. we have to defend ourselves. >> 27 israeli soldiers are confirmed dead at this point. one is missing. civil i can't ian death toll in just crossed

>> delta airlines suspended flights to israel after a rocket explosion in the airport section of tel aviv. the u.s. secretary of state and the u.n. secretary general both in cairo. those caught in the fighting went to the border crossing hoping to escape. we have a report. >> causes only opening to the world -- gaza's opening to the is controlled by israel. the road to egypt has been all but shut the past year. the relations between hamas and egypt are badly straight. -- strained. it was open for the injured, ill, and foreigners. but a busload of desperate people is still turned back. crossing.here at the we would not want to go home. going home means death. i am scared says is hisar-old daughter -- eight-year-old daughter, very scared of war. theircrossing like this is a only way out. which is why during the cease-fire talks opening the road to egypt is a serious demand. it would mean nothing to the palestinians, and there would be a lot of dead. >> they are striking at the very core of gaza life. water pipes, electricity lines, sewer systems have been hit and hit. every time we fix

. >> delta airlines just now announced they are canceling all flights to israel indefinitely, obviously siding reports of rockets near the tel aviv airport. a flight from new york was headed there when the decision was made. it turned around and flew to paris instead. the u.n. secretary-general said that he hopes and believes that the talks will end fighting in the near future. >> meanwhile, the death toll is climbing. at least 585 palestinians and 29 israelis have been killed during the conflict. one israeli soldier is missing this noon. turning now to the latest on the malaysia plane that was shot down, rather, president obama just visited the dutch embassy to sign the condolence book for the victims. rebelswhile, pro-russian have given international investigators access to the crash site, finally, along with the bodies of the victims. karen travers has the latest. >> the remains of most of the victims are one step poster to home. journey, a train carrying bodies arrived today in a government controlled city in eastern ukraine. the dutch prime minister said they hope to have the first

delta airlines is describing a terse exchange between a pilot and air traffic controller in atlanta. the controller was trying to keep the pilot from taxiing onto the wrong runway. a correction that the pilot didn't seem to appreciate. >> hey, you know what? we'll taxi out there any way you want but you tell us to. i don't like your attitude. >> i don't have an attitude. looks like you just joined lima instead of mike. >> okay. because my god there is another plane out there. it's like six miles away. >> there was no attitude. i was just trying to correct you. >> all right. i make a mistake every two to three minutes and my attitude is not like yours. we're out on mike. >> he makes a mistake every two, three minutes? there you go. another pilot chimed in calling t upset pilot captain happy. >> a pilot said he's sorry for the death of a father and little girl after he landed a plane on them. carl cocoamore said he never saw the pair on the beach. the 9-year-old died today. her father, army sergeant omi died at the scene on sunday. they were vacationing from georgia with the rest of th

. >>> delta airlines has indefinitely canceled all flights into israel. a plane was on its way from israel to new york but was diverted to paris on tuesday. . the airline said the decision was made to ensure the safety and security of its passengers and employees. 290 people were on board. >>> al jazeera's offense in gaza city was hit by two bombs on tuesday. another international media outlet was using the office at the same time. and was safely evacuated along with al jazeera's teams. >>> israel's foreign minister saying his government is seeking to ban al jazeera from operating inside israel. he said he had already begun reviewing the status of the channel. he went on to say, al jazeera has become a pillar of hamas's propaganda efforts. >>> al jazeera considers his comments to be very serious. israel is accountable for al jazeera teams working in both israel and the palestinian territories. >>> i'm hoping right now that we might actually be able to return to gaza city itself and speak to our correspondent nicole johnston. yes, there she is. nicole amid

hamas launched a new round of rocket attacks on tel aviv today forcing delta airlines to suspend its flights into the airport. talks to interior a cease-fire is under way. secretary of state john kerry is holding high level meetings in cairo. benjamin netanyahu is meeting with u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. >>> if you're like most of us, summer gas prices are enough to drive you crazy. coming up, where to fill up in montgomery county without breaking the bank. but first, he admitted to police that he beat a man within an inch of his life. now the father of an alleged sex abuse victim tells us how it all happened. we'll >>> the florida father who beat his son's alleged rapist is being hailed as a hero by many, but the dad believes his son is the real hero. >> my immediate feelings took over so he will never hurt anybody again. >> reporter: we don't identify child abuse victims or their relatives to protect the family. so in talking with the vehicle team's father, we're obscuring his likeness, though he believe the face of the accused, 18 yearldz raymond frolander is getting too m

thursday, the faa says a singapore airline 777 jumbo jet taking off flew dangerously close to a delta airlines jet landing at george bush intercontinental airport. >> we have a 2344. >> all right. check left. 5,800, a boeing 777. >> the faa says the pilot of the singapore airlines plane after his initial climb did not level off as required. the faa says it is take additional steps to ensure that all pilots are aware of the rules. >> california's leading chicken producer, foster farms is recalling 170 different chicken products. this after the federal government linked chicken produced by that company to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened some 600 people in 27 states and puerto rico. >> the company disputes that its chicken led to the illnesses, it says it has issued the recall in, quote, the fullest interest of food safety. also in california, the highway patrol says it is investigating a graphic video that shows an officer straddling and repeatedly punch ago woman on the side of the freeway. the video was captured by a passing motorist on tuesday. he distributed it to the media. >> the h

delta airlines flight from new york to tel aviv is the first to divert from its flight plan after that ban. the faa is now worried about safety after a rocket landed within a couple of miles of the airport in tel aviv. passengers say they are stranded with no other options to get out. >> i'm hopeless, you know. it's like what i'm going to do? where i'm going to go? i don't know anyone. and i'm mad. nobody is trying to help us? at least show us that you care. >> most international carriers that fly to tel aviv have also suspended their flights. >>> former new york mayor michael bloomberg is taking it upon himself to protest this flying ban. he is on a plane to israel tonight. the billionaire is flying on israel's el al airline, which is exempt from the ban. he says he disagrees with this ban and says flight restrictions gives hamas an undeserved victory. bloomberg is scheduled to meet with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> new at 11:00, here come the drought police. if you waste water, they could be knocking on your door. tonight they have been approved and funded. but is

delta airlines, united airlines also saying earlier its suspending its service indefinitely.ow, all of this coming just hours after a rocket landed its about a mile away from international airport. i've flown into tel-aviv myself. it is only about 50 miles from the gaza strip. well within range of rockets fired from militant group hamas. more than 2,000 rockets have been fired at israel in recent weeks. >> faa makes these decisions when they feel it's warranted again for the safety of united states citizens. and they -- in response to the recent attack at ben good recent airport and the vicinity of ben good recent airport after consultation with us operators felt today it was important to issue this notice which is in effect for up to 24 hours and they will provide additional guidance to the updated instructions to the aircraft operators no later than 24 hours from when it went into effect. >> reporter: now many travelers who are arriving on other flights from around the country arriving here in philadelphia being told their flight is now canceled. i just spoke with a couple

as a look at the different airlines in the ratings, delta is the one airline out there that has only buys. what is delta doing right? , obviously. buy we think they are the industry. they are the furthest along the transformation curve, as we call it, in terms of getting the integration with northwest behind them, returning capital to shareholders. they have a good management team and a good operating margin. if you are bullish on the industry, like we are, then you have to be bullish on delta and their prospects. >> explain to us mr. branson's relationship with david cush and virgin america. what does sir richard gain with this transaction? >> my understanding is that virgin america pays a licensing fee to virgin group, about 70 basis points of their sales go to virgin. assuming virgin america continues to do well, i think mr. branson or sir branson will do well. >> you mentioned you are bullish on the airline industry. will the recent string of very tough headlines like the malaysian crash deter people in any way from flying? >> yes, i don't think so. i think the industry has a very

delta airlines and united airlines both said earlier they were suspending service indefinately. we caught up with people impacted by the concellations at philadelphia international. >> are you worried about flying? >> you're not safe here, you're not safe there. you're only safe ... >> here's where it stands by air travel. current concellations just for 24 hours at this point, faa says they'll revisit this lifting the restrictions sometime this morning. we'll keep you posted. >> today's been declared day of mourning in the netherlands, country prepares to receive the bodies killed in the downed malaysian airlines jet. most of the victims are dutch. identification of the remains, though, could take weeks. meanwhile, remains unclear when a full international investigation into that plane's downing could take place. it is of course believed that the plane was shot down by pro russian separatists in ukraine. but us intelligence officials say they've no direct evidence the russian government was involved. >> well geese making big mess at a local park. while it planned to keep those b

looking at a name like delta airlines. financials, goldman sachs, all of those are down. we will give you a sense of what is happening, but part of it is going to second quarter earnings season. alcoa will be reporting, expectations are that we will get earnings per share at. the stock is up $0.07. we see this a lot with alcoa going in. we will be breaking down alcoa results after the bell did adam shapiro will be with a. tracking the market up until then and watching what is happening with regards to your market, the dow down 112. melissa brought this to you, in the last half hour, guilty of insider trading. acquitting him on one count of conspiracy tied to his older brothers insider-trading ring. serving 11 years in federal prison in this case. charlie gasparino saying this is what led to the fed in 2007 investigating his older brother. again, this brother found not guilty of insider trading, thank you charlie gasparino for that. a huge issue for investors is the question of if the market may be rigged. attracting new attention for powerful lawmakers on capitol hill. a

. >> reporter: delta airlines flight landed in paris. >> the captain got on the intercom system as said that a rocket had just landed in to the vicinity of the airport. >> reporter: similar announcements came from other carriers in europe and the u.s. and europe. the rocket attacks will go on as long as israel carry on their block aid of an gaga. gaza >> reporter: no one was seriously hurt in today's rocket attack. this was the first one to get through. israel some missile defense to land in an urban area. >> catherine: independent investigators are still having a tough time getting a good look at the malaysian airliner that was shot down over the ukraine. >> catherine: pro-russian separatists are still in control of the >> catherine: there have been reports of with. even reports that some of the victims' personal belongings have been stolen. >> catherine: at least the black box recorders are being turned over to the airline.and the remains of the victims >> catherine: netherlands. but international observers still don't have complete access to the crash site. >> catherine: the san fran

delta airlines quickly -- her voice mail mentions hearing sirens but is upbeat. >> this is the safest i will be and i love israel and i am happy i am here and having the time of my life. >> dan watches the news and tries to discern the truth. >> as a parent of a child in israel i am disturbed by what is accurate and really happening and struggling to what is happening and is she safe? >> ike richmond's daughter is suppose to board a jet on sunday and come home, however the european carrier she is booked on says they may not be operating at that time. so richmond and the camp organizers have another problem, to find another carrier or keep the kid as way from gaza and wait until things calm down. no simple answer here. that is for sure. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> chopper 6 hd, is live over love park, the federation will hold a rally in the next few minutes, they are expecting a big turnout. eva pilgram is there right now and she will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 5:00. >>> we are updating the new 6abc.com, as we get new details about this story, we wi

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would be cnbc, which we don't quite understand considering we have had a good relationship with delta airlinespast. but that said, explain why delta's wrong for not into ben-gurion. >> well, i can only give you an example. at a time when i was directing security at tel aviv ben-gurion airport, that was during the so-called second intifada where terrorists were blowing themselves up. liz: yeah, we remember. >> in israel. delta took a decision, for example, to -- they dropped their passengers at ben-gurion and then fly their aircraft to no other than turkey for overnight and then come back the next morning to pick up the outbound passengers. this doesn't meet any kind of the risk assessment strategy because, obviously, keeping the aircraft and crew in turkey is not safer than keeping it in tel aviv. so i think that this is persistent. liz: since we let rafi begin, we'll let marian end. when do you expect that this faa ban will be raised? it's been 24, more than 24 hours. >> i know the faa is very actively monitoring this, working with our state department and, again, with our intelligence agenci

recently used for other emergency landings including a delta airline flight which touched down there till investigating the mechanical issue that forced the pilot to divert. >> this smell would be a smell from a spark, a wire that had come loose, a wire that had arced against the airframe of the aircraft, something along those lines. >> reporter: the aircraft, a boeing 777 is the same type of plane as the missing malaysia airlines flight and the same kind of plane that was involved in last summer's asiana crash in san francisco. the ntsb says that crash was caused by pilot error. aviation experts consider the 777 among the safest planes. >> nice to step on the land. >> reporter: united passengers spent seven hours inside a gymnasium on the island waiting for united to send in another plane after a harrowing ride. alexandra field, cnn, new york. >>> and now we're closing in on the final chapter in the costa concordia saga. it began when the ship capsized more than two years ago killing 32 people and leading to charges against the captain. well now in the midst of his trial for manslaug

are told landed on the fringes of the tel-aviv airport, but this was so concerning to at least delta airlineilots they were diverted from their destination to charles segal airport, carrying on the 747 that was rerouted. so we are told now that the f.a.a. is monitoring this situation, the slights are suspended for the next 24 hours only then they will make a determination whether to lift this, or if it should be continued. working to try and reassure the faa but right now the decision stands. >> of course, on going and developing story coming out of the u.s., and we will come back to you with with more on that as it happens. join that long list of international airline that have decided to avoided tel-aviv for the time being. >> let's go to our top story, of course. by two direct gunshots now the building was evacuated and wind with does were smashed. our journalists are now working from a temporary office. nicole johnston is still in gaza, a very dangerous day, really, for our members of staff there in the strip, what exactly happened and what are you doing to maintain your own safety? my c

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. >>> delta airlines announced it's canceling all flights to israel indefinitely.ht now there are no signs of a truce between israel and hamas along the gaza strip. we will follow this story to see if any other airlines make similar moves. >>> about an hour ago a drchlts c. federal appeals court ruled that the law as written only allows insurance subsidies in state that is have set up their own exchanges. if upheld, premium increases could be coming for half of the people who bought insurance through the affordable health care act. >> new d.c. street car system gets ready to open. kristen wright takes us to a unique coffee shop. >> reporter: today, we are celebrating summer along the h street corridor. we are at sadamo coffee and tea near 4th. as you walk by, you'll probably smell the fresh aroma of coffee. the owner of sadamo coffee and tea roasts coffee beans himself. this is his wife and also his nephew. show us what you do here a little bit. >> this is the coffee. >> h street is a special place. tell me why it's unique and how you like being here. >> it's uniqu

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a flight due into philadelphia from tel-aviv this morning is canceled, delta airlines, and united, said earlier both suspending service indefinately. we caught up with people impacted by these concellations, at philly international. >> are you wore bid flying? >> boardwalk protect you, you're not safe here, you're not safe there, you're not safe there. only save where the board walk is. >> well, of course, you can see how the cancellation haves affected the faa, says, they will revisit lifting this restriction, sometime this morning. remains of 200 victims killed in the downed malaysian airliner, taken to the netherlands during departure ceremony. most were dutch. today, has been declared day of mourning in the netherlands, as the country prepares to receive those remains. meanwhile, it is unclear, when full internal investigation or international investigation, i should say, into the plane's downing could take place. believes it was shot shot down, us intelligence officials say they've no direct evidence the russian government was involved. >>> 5:08. the largest target on the east coas

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a flight in fact due into philadelphia from tel-aviv this morning is canceled, delta airlines, unitedth saying earlier, they were suspending their service indefinately. the current concellations are just for 24 hours, but the faa says they'll revisit lift that restriction sometime this morning. >>> 6:37. it is the largest target store on the east coast, and it is right in our own backyard. >> sabina kuriakose live from the brand king of prussia store. preview party what coming up, yesterday, sort of soft opening in the also 24 hours, but the big deal is today? >> yes, they had the soft opening last night, actually the grand opening to the public is on sunday, so take a look, see the parking lot pretty empty right now. well, come sunday, you can get -- bet, it will be park. the store 135,000 square feet. let's take a look at some video from last night, soft opening, for employees, and their families. a loft excitement. you can hear t up merion township says kop now sports the largest target on the east coast, stuff officials say the grocery store itself is 40% bigger, than the sections

delta airlines continues to say it's not flying here to tel aviv. luxt d -- lufthansa has indicated they will not be flying in here 24 hours. israel is saying the airport is safe. planes can arrive here. let me show you really quick here. as you look on the runway, just beyond me, you push back the apron and run ways themselves, those apartment buildings, that's the area where the rocket came yesterday. if you are in a jumbo jet and flying people and responsible for their safety, that would be a little too close for kmorvet. israel does have a missile system, it is 90% successful. it's that 10% that many people are worried about. >> israel none too happy about this decision as you say and there are a lot of americans who aren't particularly happy with it. new york's former mayor michael bloomberg are on the way right now to demonstrate that he feels flying in and out of israel is safe. >> reporter: it is. he's going to proclaim before he took off that he believes that this is a fine time to come to israel. it's a safe time to travel. that's

starting next week, delta airlines will offer free movies, free tv, and free video games in coach classe for premium content like new movies. the added twist, passengers can watch the show on their laptops orr or tablets as well. other air lines are expecting to offer free movies on their flight soon. that way they can eliminate seat back tvs. the question is will everybody need to bring their own screens some day. that seeps to be where we're headed. >> i will take it. michael, thank you. >> up next, he has never won a race but he does have a winning attitude. the young bay area swimmer who is teaching everybody around him about determination. >> coming up new at 5:00, the future of the oakland raiders. owner mark davis is talking about a possible move out of state. plus, helicopter rescue on a bay area cliff. two teenagers get the scare and ride of their lives. those stories and more when sheryl and i see you at h, fiftee you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry dais

in two months involving a boeing that was too close, 200 vertical fight and half a mile to a delta airlines airbus. controllers spotted this and ordered separation before they were closer. another near miss involving two united flights at bush happened in may. >> secretary of homeland security is going to tour the border to anize the security challenges facing unaccompanied migrant children. 52,000 unaccompanied minors have been caught trying to sneak across since october doubling in the last year. the secretary is looking to more flexible toward children seized at the border. >> an effort to get ownership away from donald sterling is part a four day trial in probate court. his wife wants the court to upheld her sale to former microsoft chief for $2 billion. donald sterling doesn't want to sell the team and is trying to block the deal. the sale was forced to punish donald sterling for a racist tirade. >>> traders return after a holiday weekend with smiles. why in because the dow broke 17000 before they left, a milestone. >>> here is the money report this morning. >>> the financial markets a

but even before the announcement went out delta airlines and u.s. airways and unitehood already canceled their pilots to tel aviv. now we are learning air france, air canada and several other airlines have also canceled their flights to tel aviv. the european air safety agency is issuing a strong recommendation to avoyid this airport until further notice. s in it is the height of the tourist summer season and we are expecting an impact on the israeli economy. important to mention here israel's major air carrier has no flight interruptions at all. remember, israeli forces have been battling militants in gaza for two weeks now. last week, israel launched its major ground offensive in gaza. hamas militants firing more rockets and mortars into israel. so far, more than 550 palestinians confirmed dead and two dozen israelis confirmed dead since the fighting broke out. let's get to laura ingal was more live from new york's jfk airport. about the delta flights. >> about 12:26 a.m. this morning, 200 people boarded that flight and heading to tel aviv having n

there's nobody working today because delta airlines decided to extend the ban on flying in and out ofaa said it would be a 24-hour notice and consider things around midday eastern time. that's coming up soon. we'll see if perhaps they extend their recommendations to the airline. it happened because yesterday morning a rocket from gaza landed on a home, which i visited very close to here, about two miles from the airport. that's what prompted this sort of domino effect of the airlines cancelling. >> and british is flying in and out and the israel-based continues to fly. for the hundreds of people that were in israel scheduled to come in or out with an american or european airliner, they must feel like they're surrounded in an island and must have some really significant impact on them >>well, it does. i think psychologically, if you ask israelis what they think of it. they think that the united states is overreacting, frankly, because they will tell you it is perfectly safe to fly in and out of tel-aviv. they're accustomed to hearing sirens and being wander about rockets. it's been goi

u.s., european airlines halt flights to israel after a rocket lands near tel aviv's airport and delta airlines jet had to divert to paris. >>> upper merion township police arrest a suspect in connection with the robbery and kidnapping. police say suspect broke in the home tied up a woman inside a kidnaped her fiance ordering him to withdraw money from an atm. fortunately in one was injured. >>> sugar house contact seen he breaks ground on the 164 million-dollar expansion, a new 30 table poker room, new restaurants and seven story parking garage in the works. that project should be complete next year, kathy? >>> in weather we are getting held i for steamy weather chris and that spells thunderstorms. it will feel like triple digits in many locations tomorrow, we will time those storms out as they approach tomorrow during the day and we have a better even to the workweek with much more pleasant conditions. that is all in the seven day coming up later on in the broadcast, jessica. >> kathy, thanks. >>> police are looking for a gunman who fired more than a dozen shots at a residential street in nor

delta airlines has 765 jets jeto that's three-quarters of a billion dollars but flies a million peoplea year so five bucks a passenger would pay for the cost up front. however, over the long term the costs would be far higher. what are passengers willing to pay to put these systems on aircraft? i asked them. >> i don't know but i would say 50 bucks. >> maybe $30. >> probably not that much. a few bucks or something, i would say do it. but if it's tremendously, i wouldn't agree. >> that was a woman who really doesn't want the systems but on but said if it's a few bucks do it. one problem with the system being put on el al aircraft, while it's effective against the heat, seeking missile oz not effect against the one that took down the mh17. it has chaff that confuses radar and then you have to tack eadvicesive maneuvers and it's not clear how practical that would be in a big commercial jet traveling at 33,000 feet. >> sound0s to me like it gets expensive. thank you very much. >> does quickly. >> we have the black box but apparently all is not that black and white. steve harrigan on the da

>> a lot of people did think the faa and delta airlines in particular -- because that's the flight that i was on -- were, in fact, overreacting. they believed the airport was safe. they say the rocket landed about a mile away from the airport and officials have moved flights away from the southern end of the airport so it was out of the ranger of hamas rockets. or at least they thought. there are missile interceptions and the iron dome protection system in place around ben-gurion airport and the threat of hamas, rockets had, in fact, complicated the push for a cease-fire because there was a thought that if hamas could almost close down ben-gurion airport but close it down for all intents and purposes that would put more pressure on the israelis not to agree to a cease-fire because then it becomes harder for them because they clearly need to eliminate that strategic threat from hamas with those missiles before they could stop the ground operation or the air strikes on gaza. now ban has been lifted. that's no longer an issue when it comes to the cease-fire negotiations. >> john, let's tal

we are going to talk more about that topic with the ceo of delta airlines richard anderson at 8:00 easterny had a flight delta did airborne and they reversed course and ended up land. >> why didn't they fly mayor bloomberg? >> i would argue that flying el al was probably the safest airline to fly on. >> i understand that. >> he normally has his own. >> he doesn't fly commercial. >> internationally. >> maybe international. >> do you think this is a flight, he's trying to send a miami? >> he definitely doesn't want to send that other page very often. he flies under the radar two guys on a jet. anyway. >> we have carly here. carly, we're glad to have you especially on such a big week for tech earnings. . we have been debating am, microsoft. i'm wondering, do you see shares? >> are you doing the guest or read sfk. >> we'll do that in one second. >> i didn't even see this in the run down. >> he's in a prickly mood this morning. >> look at the run down, did i miss that, sorry? >> in corporate news, meanwhile, we want to tell you the fed is blafrting deutsche bank, "wall street journal" is blasti