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and now we're going denver to tampa. we're not quite sure how we're going to get to orlando yet. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest saying we've continued diligent work throughout the weekend to reset our operation. with a focus on getting aircraft and crews repositioned to take care of our customers. the airline blaming weather and air traffic control for the mass cancellations. but the faa saying there have been no major air traffic control issues since friday. other airlines cancelling flights this weekend, but far fewer. american dropped 143 flights today. spirit, 32. among the hardest hit airports, denver, baltimore, dallas, and phoenix. all this coming during the busy holiday travel weekend. southwest's pilots union blaming the airline management. in a statement, saying our pilots will continue to overcome swa management's poor planning, as well as any external operational challenges. >> we feel for those passengers. phil, what is southwest's message to the thousands of passengers left stranded tonight? >> repo

the strike from bridgewater 3424 now denver would go on to recover an on-side kick.hat the silver and black slammed the door shut on any hope of a comeback and jonathan abrams came up with the raiders. 3rd counted, 3rd interception of the game number. 24 doing his best. charles woodson impression with the celebration. also celebrating was the o well deserved. he gets his first win in his first game as raiders head final score. 3424 raiders. they snap their two-game losing streak. they also force 4 turnovers. let's hear from the and derek carr after the game. >> certainly it's emotional for everybody. right. so i think they did a good job. this bunch of grown men of are emotions throughout the week. put it in perspective when it was time to go play. the game is a job for for all of us and and again, they seem to do really, really good job with we'll see what goes on from here. we'll see the consistency that we can have going on. i think that will be the challenge roles if anything, what this does brought us really for sure. brought us with talking with the guys meetin

the plane made an unplanned landing in denver surprising passengers. through the flight off the lights came on and the captain to able-bodied men to come to the front, which is like a lot me. >> and know we're going to make an emergency landing in denver based off of the flight attendant said i'm she said that the flight attendant was punched in the face twice and her nose was broken. so she needed to get up and go to a hospital and the police got it on an arrest man in denver. the passenger believed to be involved was escorted off of the plane by law enforcement officers. >> in a statement, american airlines said we are outraged by the reports of what took place on board acts of violence against our team members will not be tolerated. this behavior must stop and aggressive enforcement and prosecution of the law is the best deterrent numbers from the faa show. these types of incidents have skyrocketed over the last year between 2006 2000, 20 the most unruly passenger incidents investigated by the faa in any given year was 183 so far this year. there ha

look at that catch big run afterwards in vegas snaps two game slide 34-24 over denver after the gamebout what it was like playing without the only head coach in the nfl he's ever known. sucks not hug and grew after a game like that, you know some of the plays we ran, you know and all that kind of stuff. he had been so fired up, you know to see his face but it is what it is, you know, we got to move forward, but definitely for those three hours. it's easy. definitely. it's not easy, but it's easier to just focus on football it certainly it's emotional for everybody right? so, i think they did a good job. there's a bunch of grown men of handling their emotions throughout the week put them in perspective when it was time to go play the game. it is a job for for all of us and the again they seem to do a really really good job with it. we'll see what goes on from here. we'll see the consistency that we can have going on. i think that'll be the challenge for all of us. well in just two days the warriors tip off their 75th season golden state opens tuesday night in la against the lakers ven

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denver pulled within 14 but carr, edwards, one handed grab, 34-17.arr threw for 341 yards and raiders won it 34-24 in his first game as head coach. las vegas, 4-2 for the season. >> certainly it is emotional for everybody. i think they did a good job as a bunch of grown men of handling their emotions throughout the week. it is a job for all of us and again they seemed to do a really good job with it. >> there are always crazy things going on especially with the raiders. everybody is talking about what are the raiders going to do? is it season over? we heard all of it. for us, it's a testament to the guys in the locker room, couldn't be more proud of them. >> charlie walter will be in to take you the rest of the way. have a good one. see you around. >>> coming up, it's a big week for covid treatment. movement considered by fda and cdc on booster shots. >>> with holidays around all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy

incident happened two days before an american airlines flight had to make an emergency landing in denver when a flight attendant was the victim of a brutal attack. >> reporter: an american airlines flight from new york to california forced to make an emergency landing in denver. the airline ceo speaking out >> we had one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we have ever witnessed. >> reporter: a source close to the investigation said a flight attend act accidentally bumped into a passenger and apologized. moments later, he walked to the back of the plane and punched her twice in the face. >> she had blood on the outside of her mask. >> reporter: this is the man involved, handcuffed by police on the ground. >> this type of behavior has to stop and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. >> reporter: according to the faa, there have been 5,000 reports of bad behavior on flights this year. many were related to mask mandates but not all only 216 led to law enforcement cases. crimes in the air are the fbi's jurisdiction >> do you think there have been enough prosecutions of

in denver, ryan says he waited more than three hours in book h. >> we are going denver to tampa. and we're not quite sure how we're going to get to orlando yet. >> reporter: in a memo to staff, one southwest official apologizing to employees. writing, i'm sorry for the struggles that you and our customers are experiencing once again. among the hardest-hit airports, denver, baltimore, dallas, phoenix. southwest initially blamed bad weather and air traffic control. but the faa says there's been no major air traffic control issues since friday. >> all of the cancellations are southwest and none of the other frights are from other airlines. >> reporter: the cancellations sunday amounted to 29% of the airline's schedule. others including allegiant, american and spirit also canceled flights but far fewer. it's the latest major disruption for southwest, after staffing shortages fueled delays this summer. southwest pilots' union is blaming airline management for the coancellations. >>> three men are under arrest after a shooting in a bar. a woman was killed and 14 others injured. frantic

face twice, forcing the flight from new york to southern california to make an emergency landing in denver wednesday night. cbs' erroll barnett has more.ai passengers voicing frustration as this man is detained by law enforcement. cbs news has learned, while in the air, a flight attendant bumped the first class passenger and quickly apologized. rew r, the passenger went to the member twice, breaking bones in her face, returning to his seat as if nothing happened. >> i understand that he actually punched her twice. she had blood splattered on the outside of her mask. >> reporter: the j.f.k. to santa ana flight was diverted to denver, where the suspect was taken into custody, and has been permanently banned from the airline. today, c.e.o. doug parker said it's one of the worst acts of unruly behavior he's seen. >> this type of behavior has to stop. and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. >> reporter: it is yet another example of this year's unprecedented level of conflict aboard aircraft. this week, the f.a.a. reported almost 5,000 unruly incidents for 2021, but only 216 r

and in denver nuggets in the house.all murray is out with an injury again, jordan poole could be the toast of the town. this season grant and vicki all send it back to you. >> now he is to during full highland, thank you for that report. steve kerr with the with a funny right there. by the way, to get those 37 occurs. 56 if you're scoring at home, i guess an nba terms. 37 is a bit old, but. now some baseball look at this. the game that will decide who the giants face in the national league division series is underway in la the st. louis cardinals. are there. this is the wild card game currently we are in the top of the second, the cardinals with a one. nothing lead over la. our sports department will be all over this one all night. what a consequential game for giants fans down there in la. in the meantime, i'm really travel incidents. those are on the rise again, new federal aviation administration numbers show. >> more disruptions on commercial flights in the past week. then any other week in the past 2 and a half mon

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it ended with the team snap in a two-game losing streak and earning a tough win in denver today richtia taking over as interim head coach for the silver and black las vegas opened with a sixth place 75 yard touchdown drive capped by derek carter henry rugs the third 48 yards to the house seven nothing raiders coach acting like he's been there before but you know, he's got to be excited late first half car to kenyan drake. pass nice catch 31 yards yards s break 3041 two scores for car and mike shanahan inducted in the broncos ring of honor today wearing that orange jacket denver made a charge with the raiders answer third and five car up top to brian edwards great one-handed catching a big run afterwards and the raiders go on to win 34-17 or 34 24, excuse me, snapping a two-game slide. and just we'll hear from coach busaccia later at six in just two days the warriors tip off their 75th season golden state opening tuesday night in la against the lakers then it's the home opener thursday night against the clippers stephan curry seems to be getting better and that's scary for the rest of

. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market,t's on track for a sales decline of 40%. you don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your product. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we placed orders in march and have not seen and don't know where they're at. >> reporter: because of the huge port backlog, he's paying more for shipping than ever. >> cost for shipping from china was $6500 from china to denver. >> reporter: how much is it now? >> $30,000. >> reporter: he cannot raise prices on deals he's already made. >> i'm scrambling for friends and family, money, banks, everything else to get additional money to keep the business going. >> reporter: nationwide suppliers cannot get items to stores fast enough because there's a shortage of warehouse workers and truck drivers with more than half a million job openings. >> companies almost certainly won't be able to fill all the roles they hope to this holiday season. >>

the flight from new york to california diverting to denver. >> boo! >> reporter: american's ceo calling this "one of the worst deplaces of unruly behavior we've ever witnessed." >> this type of behavior has to stop, and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. >> oh, lord! no! >> reporter: the assault marks the latest in a staggering year of airline passenger disruptions and violence. nearly 5,000 incidents reported. this woman now facing federal charges, filmed knocking out the teeth of a southwest flight attendant in may. she's pleaded not guilty. this year, the faa opening 923 investigations into unruly passengers, about three times the previous single-year record with two months still to go. >> we're on track, in this year, to have more incidents in 2021 than we've had in the entire history of aviation. it's completely out of control. >> reporter: the fbi is now leading this investigation. they'll decide whether or not to file charges, including interfering with a flight crew, which carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, and

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. >> when i was voted mayor in boston i had a friendly bet with the mayor of denver, mike hancock, that the patriots would win against the denver broncos and i lost and i had to wear a peyton manning jerseys. and the bruins against montreal canadiens and the bruins lost and i wore a canadiens junior and the bc and we lost, i stop betting. next were patriots against seattle seahawks and we won the super bowl and refused to bet in the atlanta game. won the super bowl. we won a couple of world series so i'm not going there. >>. [laughter] >> we're over time, but i've got to ask you this, all of those teams that you mentioned where you bet and you lost, were you in attendance? >> no, the montreal was in-- they were all away games. >> away games. >> no, they were all away games and the afc championship game that year was in denver and montreal game six we lost in montreal and the penn state, it was a bowl game, and new year's eve, i forget where the game was, but we lost that game as well. >> so, and i asked that question because if the red sox do indeed make it to the world series, are you

the pocket of raider fans in denver happy with a 34 to 24 win the raiders, now for two and back in thelosing two in a row. the cardinals continue to prove they're for real vance joseph filling in for cliff kingsbury as head coach because of covid issues. arizona leading cleveland on the final play of the first half the browns baker mayfield throws for it all to the end zone and hopes donovan people's jones hauls in a 57 yard score momentum for the browns to take to the locker room. as they head in trailing 23 14, but the cardinals weren't phased. kyler murray and just in the pocket finds deandre hopkins running free in the back of the end zone. that was one of four touchdown passes for murray. as the cardinals were 37 to 14 winners. they remained the league's only undefeated team. now at six and o, leading the murderer candace parker in her hometown trying to leave the wnba's chicago sky to its first league championship. this guy trading the phoenix mercury by. three points, parker time to set herself and nail the three pointer to tie the game at 72 with 1 57 to play next possession st

among the hardest hit airports, denver. baltimore, dallas, and phoenix.blamed bad weather and air traffic control. but, the faa says there have been no major air traffic control issues since friday. >> all of the cancellations are southwest and none of the other flights are from other airlines. >> the southwest cancellations sunday amounted to around 29% of the airline's schedule. others, including allegiant, american, and spirit also canceled flights, but far fewer. it is the latest major disruption for southwest, after stepping shortages fueled delays this summer. southwest's pilots union is blaming airline management for the cancellations. reggie: this morning, there is growing concern over the impact of covid vexing mandates on first responders and military personnel. many members are refusing to get vaccinated as deadlines loom. los angeles -- the los angeles sheriff says he will not be enforcing the requirement that all los angeles county employees get their shots. >> i don't want to be in position to lose 10% of my work fees -- workforce overnight.

. >> we were originally going from denver to orlando, and now we're going from denver to tampa.uite sure how we're going to get to orlando yet. >> reporter: southwest blames the chaos on bad weather in florida compounded by air traffic control issues. though the faa tells abc, no faa air traffic staffing shortages have been reported since friday adding some airlines continue to experience scheduling changes due to crew being out of place. southwest canceled about 900 more flights sunday than the closest competitor. >> we stood in line for about two hours before we realized, you know, where we were going to go and then took us another hour just to find a hotel just because they were all booked. >> reporter: overnight airline leadership apologizing to both passengers and their employees, some of whom have been stranded on the road without a hotel. writing in an internal memo in part, i know this is incredibly difficult for all of you, and our customers are not happy. earlier this year, summer staffing shortages led to thousands of cancellations at southwest and the airline then sc

. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market. but it's on track for a sales decline of 40%. >> we don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your products. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we place orders for in march. we have not seen and we don't know where they're at. >> reporter: and because of the huge backlog, he is paying more for shipping than ever. >> the cost per container was $6500 from china to denver. >> how much is it now? >> $50,000. >> reporter: how much have you lost this year? >> we have faced over two million of unexpected expenses. >> reporter: he cannot raise prices on deals he's already made. >> i'm scrambling for friends and family money, banks, everything to keep the business going. >> reporter: nationwide, suppliers cannot get items to stores fast enough because there is a shortage of warehouse workers and truck drivers with more than half a million job openings. >> companies almost certai

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the plane made an unplanned landing in denver surprising passengers. h'm halfway through the flight off the lights came on and the captain asked her to able-bodied men to come to the front, likely is like alarming. >> no we're going to make an emergency landing in denver based off of the flight attendant said i'm she said that the flight attendant was punched in the face twice and her nose was broken. so she needed to get up and go to a hospital and the police got it on an arrest man in denver. the passenger believed to be involved was escorted off of the plane by law enforcement officers. in a statement, american airlines said we are outraged by the reports of what took place on board acts of violence against our team members will not be tolerated. this behavior must stop and aggressive enforcement and prosecution of the law is the best deterrent numbers from the faa show. these types of incidents have skyrocketed over the last year between 2006 2000, 20 the most unruly passenger incidents investigated by the faa in any given year was 183 so far this

so today that game at denver felt like a critical one to win. if this club, it's going to be able to move on and salvage the rest of the season now could the get it done in his first game on the job that lets find out mile high stadium. we take it up in the first series of the game. derek carr goes deep to henry ruggs. he makes a nice adjustment double coverage. there to make the catch little spin move to get into the end zone for a 48 yard touchdown. 7, nothing raiders early. and so in broncos possession, teddy bridgewater escapes. the rush. it's tim patrick. he goes in for a 23 yard. touchdown. we've got a ball game 7, 7, tie. the raiders decided to roll a little bit car. this time to kenyan drake out of the backfield. beautiful pass for the 31 yard. touchdown. 17 7 raiders now and caryn drake were finished working together for a quarter once again out of the backfield and into the end zone goes drake. it is now 24 7 doing a little dance there and mark davis feeling pretty good about where his team is headed in the right direction. and this on

face twice, forcing the flight from new york to southern california to make an emergency landing in denversday night. cbs' erroll barnett has more. ( booing ) >> reporter: american airlines passengers voicing frustration as this man is detained by law enforcement. cbs news has learned, while in the air, a flight attendant bumped the first class passenger and quickly apologized. later, the passenger went to the galley, punched the same crew member twice, breaking bones in her face, returning to his seat as if nothing happened. >> i understand that he actually punched her twice. she had blood splattered on the outside of her mask. >> reporter: the j.f.k. to santa ana flight was diverted to denver, where the suspect was taken into custody, and has been permanently banned from the airline. today, c.e.o. doug parker said it's one of the worst acts of unruly behavior he's seen. >> this type of behavior has to stop. and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. >> reporter: it is yet another example of this year's unprecedented level of conflict aboard aircraft. this week, the f.a.a.

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this is denver airport. look at all the people on the second floor. the lines to rebook flights are seemingly endless. southwest airlines canceled nearly 2,000 flights this weekend. they blamed weather and air traffic control issues but there is more to the story. >> reporter: tonight southwest airlines is scrambling to control a travel fiasco from dallas -- >> unbelievable. people are frustrated and aggravated. >> reporter: -- to denver where long lines stretch through the airport. >> the soonest they can put me on a flight is wednesday. >> then they said they can get us out on tuesday. today is sunday. we have kids. we have a daughter in high school. >> reporter: passengers desperate to get rebooked on new flights. southwest canceled at least 1800 flights this weekend. sunday alone 27% of its fleet grounded. frustration taking flights. if the long lines weren't bad enough passengers faced as much as an eight-hour wait to reach someone on the phone. these travelers in las vegas resorting to sleeping on the bare floor. in a statement southwest blamed

the afc championship that year was in denver. the montreal game was game six and we lost. the penn state game was a bowl game. it was new year's eve. i forget where the game was but we lost that as well. >> i asked that question because if the red sox do indeed make it to the world series, are you going to sneak off to go to one of the games? >> listen, we will focus on tonight and we will fill in later. i'm not breaking any news here. one inning, one pitch, one game at a time. >> what i hear is -- >> they do have some big special going on, this red sox team. it reminds me of the oh 17. it reminds me of the 13 team. 07 had some superstars. there are stars in the scene but they are playing as a team. alex cora is an amazing manager. i'm grateful he is back with the red sox he is a good human being. he has them believing in sports, like anything, if you believe, that is part of the battle. >> i will not ask you anymore questions that will tempt you to violate your role of making predictions. secretary walsh, we are out of time. thank you so much fors not agred

in the m b a, there was a worrying sight, the denver nuggets fans with nicholas kitch. limping off the court and that loss to the utah jazz. the writing m v p. a banged nice with job center. really go back late and the 2nd quarter went down clearly in a bit of pain. and he played no further than the game emerge, suffered a breeze write me, but if not, thought the 2 serious things got a little heated. later on the top half and white sided them visit to michael green, pushing and shoving and that fox, the confrontation between the 2 players who then have to separate it. they will then jacked it from the game for the action, go back for 23 points, and 16 rebound jazz to a 120 to 110. it's taking them over 4 years for the new york next and finally and a 15 game losing streak against the philadelphia 70 sixes campbell walk. i lead the way for new york with 19.748, and it's 18 and a 1. 1299 victory. 2 to 3. there are 100 days ago until the winter olympics, and beijing is promising a simple and safe games. despite the challenges of coven 194 and fans have already been banned through organizes

game losing streak and earning a tough win in denver rich. besachia.ey opened the sixth place 75 yard touchdown drive. here's derek carr up top to henry rugs the third 48 yards to to the house seven nothing. black and coach acting like he's been there before but you know, he's got to be excited late first half car to kenyan drake 31 yards here 17-7 raiders car through for 3:41 and two scores mike shanahan inducted into the broncos ring of honor today. good to see coach got a nice orange jacket. made a charge but the raiders answered third and five card at brian edwards and a one-handed catch and a big run after vegas snaps that two-game slide with a 34-24 win over denver after the game derek carr describing what it was like to play without gruden. sucks not hugging grew after a game like that, you know some of the plays we ran, you know and all that kind of stuff. he had been so fired up, you know to see his face but it is what it is, you know, we got to move forward, but definitely for those three hours. it's easy. definitely. it's not easy, but it's

tell us hassan white's bit side and denvers, j. mitchell green, nudging each other, and that swaps confrontation between the 2 players who has to be separates. ispa. what will then rejected from the game as for the action, go very school. 23 points. and 16 rebounds a fit for me by t. c. kim. thank you for that. sarah. as news almera mossey will be here with you. just a few moments scenic sent by ah aah! long in the country with an abundance of resources, red bar and walk indonesia, his friends for me, we moved full to grow and frock. we balanced for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment. let be part when denise, his growth and progress invent indonesia. now, the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been bl

denver and vegas both lose.are 2-2 at the moment. >> cris: chargers keep winning all of those games they usually lose, right? >> al: 1,000 percent. they completely flipped the script. al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya. second and five. mahomes throws and caught by williams. fighting close to the first down. if he has it, it will be first down and goal. 18-point game. they are going to spot the ball just shy of the line to gain. >> cris: eric bieniemy who is the tremendous offensive coordinator for the chiefs kept telling patrick, you don't have to be the hometown hero every single week. it's okay every once in a while to let somebody else be the hero and he is showing that kind of patience right now. >> al: hill was the running back. instead to the fullback who is williams in this case. williams was the primary running back. put him in the fullback position and hill back there. first and goal. >> cris: why do they do this? everybody knows you're going to number 10. no. here comes the fullback.

that cool weather will sweet through denver. remember that 21 link. 15 degrees here on wednesday, some very heavy ray rod across the great plains basin paces of cloud and rain up towards a pacific northwest into a british columbia. we are going to say some rather wet weather, also affecting parts of the caribbean, but for many is fine, dry, sunny, and warm. ah, ah, well, in to a world of comfort and soon a sexless with business class, which way your privacy is paramount. and your experience comes home, sit back, relax in your own private space, and let us take care of everything. cats are a ways the air line you can rely on. lou. ah, welcome back. okay, from out about top stories here. this last state of emergencies. now in force in sudan after the military seas, paulina kuhn dissolving the transitional government. the health industry says 7 people up and killed during protests against the military takeover. the biden administration is spending $700000000.00 in aid to sit down in response to the qu, egypt has joined cut off from

and she'll be telling us who came out on top in a tense n b, a game between the utah jazz and the denver nuggets. ah. ah . oh lou. wow. ah, welcome back. it's time for sport and gemma. the count down to beijing continues. yes, very much. does that just a 100 days left now until the winter olympics invading organizers say venues are ready and have released at pandemic protection guidelines, allowing liquid spectators to attend. the countdown has been plagued by new cove in 19 outbreaks and calls for boycotts by human rights activists. katrina, he reports from beijing ah, beating his entered the final stage of preparations for the 2022 winter olympics with just 100 days left until the opening of the games. volunteers have been recruited. test events are underway, and metal designs have been unveiled. chandler, him in with the support of the chinese people and the international community we will be able to overcome all difficult challenges, successfully complete preparations to do and offer the world a wonderful olympic event. unlike during the tokyo summer games, local spectators in china

know, we're going to make an emergency landing in denver. they stop with the flight attendant said i'm she said that the flight attendant was punched in the face twice and her nose was broken. so she needed to get up and go to a hospital and the police and it got it on an arrest man. >> american airlines issued this statement. it reads in part, quote, we are outraged by the recourse of what took place on board acts of violence against our team members will not be tolerated. this behavior must stop and aggressive enforcement and prosecution of the law is the best deterrent. the airline added the passenger involved in the altercation will, quote, never be allowed to travel with american airlines in the future. but we will not be satisfied until he has been prosecuted to the full extent of the law effect reports of unruly behavior on airplanes have increased since the start of the pandemic, the faa says 923 incidents have been investigated this year so far. into violations of the regulations. that number is up from just 183 last year. assaultin

and completed a program called assurance in denver. they have a full-time journey worker as a business development representative. and the president of toyota manufacturing. toyota has created the academy. for next opportunities in manufacturing. i am equally looking forward to talking about how we, on this community, exposed to successive programs and continue to build on that. with that i will turn it over to ranking member braun for his opening statement. >> thank you senator hickenlooper. i have most recently come off of the pavement of running, and i can tell you, long before covid, a state like indiana, i visited all counties every year that i am a senator. and i learn so much. workforce was the number one issue, dwarfing even rural broadband and affordable housing. so every time i sit down with a business in indiana, we keep wrestling with this issue, and that gap is growing wider, rather than naturally trending. you would hope that when those high demand and high wage jobs are out there, that there would be an easier way to del

it was diverted to denver after the assault where the passenger was taken into custody today.s. we spoke with that. john airport agree on a few things. >> if it's a man a woman. yeah. that point. >> well, he should be put in jail, then i guess as we go. >> the airline issued a statement saying it was outraged by the reports of what took place on board. adding that acts of violence against team members will not be tolerated. reports of unruly behavior on planes, including violence against crew members. they've increased since the start of pandemic. the federal aviation administration says 923 investigations have been initiated this year alone into violations of regulations or federal laws. that number is up from 183 last year and 146 in 2019 assaulting a flight attendant is a felony and could land the offender up to 20 years in prison. the faa has also been handing out hefty fines this year after a surge in these unruly passenger incidents. most of those related to people not wanting to wear masks on board a plane today. american airlines says both the faa and fbi. we'll invest