lisa strikes on planes do come with felony charges along with funds from the federal aviation administration that could start at $30,000. talk about our 4 zone forecast. this. monday night it i work the wednesday. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the fog helping to keep things a little bit cooler. but some big changes. yeah. we wish it would stick around for a while, though, lawrence. yeah, it looks like that's going to become more compressed than i think by tomorrow afternoon that fog may just go away. but it was very damp along the coastline overnight last night into early this morning. some of that to move back on shore again. we're going to see more of that as we head through the night tonight. but as high pressure builds overhead, the kind of squashes that marine air doesn't allowed to flow further on shore. so you see come up to the coastline toward the golden gate bridge, maybe just inside the bay. but even now sort of back off just a little bit with the sea breeze temperatures today. yeah. not bad. 66 degrees right at the average in san francisco. 72 on average in oa

stopping public education and eliminating all the public regulatory agencies even the federal aviation administration that keeps the planes from bumping into each other. this platform barely attracted 1% of the vote and unsurprising but humiliating. that was suffered by david coke, libertarian party candidate for vice president and the parties major funder. the family is spectacularly unimaginably rich. privately held industries for hundreds of millions of dollars into their pockets every year. the family annual income exceeds most family streams of lifetime wealth. they put their names on educational tv programs. the family have long and sometimes dark international experience including odious efforts and previous decades to build factories for evil regimes. made confident by the arrogance of wealth, driven by extremist ideology, spurred by the resentment of humiliating political rejection, experienced in the devious ways of the international world, steeped in the long term planning and patient execution and with unlimited resources to indulge themselves, charles and david were uniquely positioned t

even the federal aviation administration that keeps planes from bumping into each other. this platform barely attracted 1% of the vote, an unsurprising but humiliating crushing. that humiliating crushing was suffered by david koch, libertarian party candidate for vice president and the party's major funder. the koch family is spectacularly, unimaginably rich. privately held koch industries pours hundreds of millions of dollars into their pockets every year. the family annual income exceeds most families' dreams of lifetime wealth. the kochs have social ambition, putting their names on educational tv programs, art centers, and university buildings. they are not the sort of people who take humiliation well. they are also not stupid, and the family has long and sometimes dark international experience, including odious efforts in previous decades to build factories for evil regimes. made confident by the arrogance of wealth, driven by extremist ideology, spurred by the resentment of humiliating political rejection, experienced in the devious ways of the international world, s

in may the head of the federal aviation administration says he's worried as these type of air raids are repeating itself. it's received at least 2,900 reports of unruly behaviors by passengers this year. 2,200 of them have been related to noncompliance with mandates requiring masks on public transportation, planes included. the spike in on extended to zero tolerance. >> glad to see meteorologist drew tuma is calm and collected tonight. >> i don't know if people are going to love me when they see this forecast especially thursday and friday. that's when we find some very hot temperatures and when excessive heat warnings will go into effect for parts of the bay area. live look from our exploritorium camera here in the city. fog is really going to be limited to the coastline. not nearly as cloudy as you were last night. numbers right now running from 4 to 8 degrees cooler right now compared to this time yesterday. so at 56 in the city. 60 in oakland. 63 in napa. concord at 63 degrees. here's the marine layer, first thing tomorrow morning, cloud cover right up along the immediate coastline

in may the head of the federal aviation administration says he's worried as these type of air raids areting itself. it's received at least 2,900 reports of unruly behaviors by passengers this year. 2,200 of them have been related to noncompliance with mandates requiring masks on public transportation, planes included. the spike in on extended to zero tolerance. >> glad to see meteorologist drew tuma is calm and collected tonight. >> i don't know if people are going to love me when they see this forecast especially thursday and friday. that's when we find some very hot temperatures and when excessive heat warnings will go into effect for parts of the bay area. live look from our exploritorium camera here in the city. fog is really going to be limited to the coastline. not nearly as cloudy as you were last night. numbers right now running from 4 to 8 degrees cooler right now compared to this time yesterday. so at 56 in the city. 60 in oakland. 63 in napa. concord at 63 degrees. here's the marine layer, first thing tomorrow morning, cloud cover right up along the immediate coastline and th

and finally, the space tourism race is heating up as the federal aviation administration has approved virgin galactic the fly. people in the space, the company and now it's friday. now the news comes is billionaire richard branson's company is competing with the likes of amazon founder jeff bezos is blue origin and eli and musk space x. in may, virgin glass completed its 1st manned space flight of its space ship to aircraft, from it's brand new space port in new mexico. boy, is that a lot of space version? galactic stocks served as much as 36 percent on the news friday above $55.00 per share. nearly reaching the highs inside february before it had plummeted back to $15.00 a share. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bus on demand on the brand new portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets to google play in the apple app store. by searching portable tv, portable tv can also be downloaded on newer model. samsung, smart tv as well as roku devices, or you can simply check it out at portable dot tv. well see next time here on boom bus. ah, ah, welcome to mac financial

the federal aviation administration is looking to add another guideline, meaning awake requirement f, a claims these estimates for baggage and passengers will promote airplane safety. before take off an airline dispatch reportedly calculate the center of gravity. ensuring safety requirements are met. american airlines saying the customer will be absolutely no change. alaska airlines has stated passengers will not be put on skills. according to the cdc, the average female weighs 170 pounds and the average male closer to 200 pounds. according to the f, a, an additional 10 pounds should be added during the winter months, at least for additional clothing and gear. one potential solution for the new requirements is to utilize a larger plane and high altitude markets when possible, while the mac has already impacted the travel industry. some believe the notion of a vaccine passport could also affect some customers. everybody is very, very cautious about the word passport. so, but i think we, we all need to know that it's is it's coming whether it's making a weight requirement or passing thr

couple of items at the top -- as you may have seen, today the f.a.a., the federal aviation administration, announced it will award $8 billion in airport rescue grants from the american rescue plan to keep airport workers employed, construction projects going, provide rent relief to in terminal concession companies, and help airports recover from the impacts of covid-19. thanks to the president's successful vaccination program, america is on the move again. there are over three times more americans traveling through airports now than at any time last year and this will help airports ramp up operations, keep travelers safe and workers employed. hundreds of airports across the country will receive this funding thanks to the american rescue plan, including airports in philadelphia, charleston, west virginia, anchorage, alaska, raleigh-durham, north carolina, portland, maine, portland, oregon. last item at the top -- the first official week of summer and the peak of onset wildfire season. we're seeing extreme heat in the west. several large wildland fires. and tropical storm claudette which le

rebounded area they gained back all of the gains that followed these decisions by the federal aviation administration you have a decision by bank of america to back away from the stock. the argument is really a matter of competitive positions. the way that bma has figured it there will be more companies giving space tours and business, going public. that's going to mean that investors will not be selling on virgin galactic. so that valuation will come down. >> has it gotten a fair amount of paying customers? i know that elon musk says that starling has 69,000 420 users -- 69,000 plus users. can virgin galactic keep up if they don't get compliance? >> that becomes a challenge. it's not like the ward jen -- blue origin, where someone pays millions of dollars already to go to space. the ideas that the founder of virgin and therefore virgin galactic will be one of the first ones up. this is a stock that investors have been betting against. if you look at the short interest, more than 22% of the share in the company bought and sold, that attracts amateur traders. and we have certainly seen virgin galactic

. >> officials from the federal aviation administration and national transportation safety board areta, there have been at least 12 fatal balloon crashes across the u.s. since 2008. >>> more than 18 million people are under excessive heat warnings across parts of the earn u.s. portland, oregon, hit 18 degrees fahrenheit over 42 degrees celsius on saturday. saturday morning was the second warmest of all times. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. we're not just talking about being uncomfortable. this is potentially dangerous. >> it's oppressive especially for locations throughout the pacific northwest not accustomed to this heat, don't have air conditioning built into their homes and temperatures overnight are not cooling off allowing for our bodies to regulate the excessive temperatures. if and when seattle goes into triple-digit territory today and once again tomorrow it will have happened in a three-day stretch, what took 126 years to do previously so this is just putting it into context what kind of heat we're dealing with, all-time record highs ever so in portland, oregon,

the company says it has been given federal aviation administration approval following the baseline may0 -- may 22 test flight. that is religious business flash. i find this extraordinarily -- that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: this is a pivotal moment -- you have these billionaires who over the past 20 years have been doing a lot of work in trying to commercialize space. this is been a dream for richard branson since 2004, jeff bezos elon musk -- it is coming to fruition, whether it is using reusable rockets to move stuff in and out of space, personal flights -- it is finally happening. guy: it brings a whole new meaning to personal space. let's talk about who will be first, though. bezos wants to be there. my experience of covering richard branson over the last few years -- over the last many few years is that he is a guy that likes to -- he is a showman, and i do wonder whether or not he is going to tolerate jeff bezos getting their first. there are stories that maybe we could be seeing his first trip sooner rather than later. maybe they are accelerating things behind the s

. >>> the federal aviation administration put out data on passenger incidence. say there have been nearly 3000 reports of unruly behavior of passengers since the start of this year. about 2200 of the reported incidents were about passengers refusing to comply with the federal mask mandate. the faa warned punishment can include imprisonment or up to 35 grand in finesd in finesd ins >>> still ahead here on abc7 is at 11:00 -- and has been 55 years since native americans were forced from alcatraz island. we will look back at the occupation with some video that has been decades in the making. >>> i am meteorologists to drew tuma. we are tracking hot weather the days ahead. we will have all of the details in the accuweather forecast, coming up. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with j

in may, the head of the federal aviation administration said he's worried as these kinds of incidentsm to be repeating themselves. >> the dangerous behavior can distract, disrupt, and threaten crew member safety functions. as a former airline captain, it's extremely concerning to me. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the agency said it received at least 2900 reports of unruly behavior by passengers this year. 2200 of them have been related to noncompliance with the federal mandate requiring masks on public transportation. planes included. the spike in bad onboard behavior prompted the faa to extend the zero tolerance policy. will it get even more unfriendly in the sky with the busy summer travel season on the horizon? >> how busy it going to get this travel season? the u.s. travel association estimating at least 77% of americans will take at least one trip this summer. that number is up from about 29% in 2020. now specifically when it comes to air travel, they estimate we could likely see a 44% increase in air travel this year over last. polo sandoval, cnn, new york >>well, there is a n

officials from the federal aviation administration and national transportation safety board are supervisingto ntsb data, there were at least 12 fatal balloon crashes across the u.s. since 2008. >>> it's never been this hot in portland, oregon. the temperature hit 108 degrees on saturday, the hottest it's ever been since records have been kept and it could be hotter today. saturday warming watt the second of all-time in seattle. more than 18 people are under excessive heat warnings across parts of the western u.s. the big question, is there any relief in sight? meteorologist derek van dam, the man with the answers? so? >> quite simply, no. we have several days of this ahead of us. that's what makes this so difficult and dangerous. at cnn we don't use the word unprecedented that frequently, it is reserved for specific moments in time and this is one of them. portland, oregon, unprecedented heat. never been experienced since recordkeeping has begun in that city and other cities breaking daily and monthly records as well. you can see the list from oregon to washington and california, seattle se

. >>> the federal aviation administration just put out data on these passenger incidents.fied nearly 3000 reports of unruly behavior in 2021. about 2200 are people refusing to comply with the federal mask mandate. not all cases have resulted in penalties but the faa warns punishment can include imprisonment or up to 35 grand in fines. >>> some jobseeking advice. when you get better results applying online or in person? here how it has worked out for some applicants. >>> here is a live look from ou serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. serena: ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. not everybody wants the same thing. serena: ask about ubrelvy. that's why i go

this is the latest in a growing list that's been tracked by the federal aviation administration tracking incidents. so far they've tracked 2,900 this year alone. 2,200 are because passengers refused to wear a mask, which is part of the mask mandate because of the pandemic. amara and boris? >> thanks so much for that. >>> look. the pandemic has affected everyone's mental health, but data shows it's been especially hard on teenaged girls. e.r. visits for aaccepted suicide are up more than 50%. coming up, we'll tell you what signs parents should look out for and when you should seek help. stay with us. we'll be right back. essential en retirement, so you can live the life you want. this is what an annuity can do. learn more at protectedincome.org. it's my 5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take

. >>> a scary trend is taking off in the skies, the federal aviation administration because it has receivedar this year. cnn's dan simon reports. >> reporter: the struggle and screams coming from the most unlikely of passengers. an off-duty delta airlines flight attendant on board a flight from los angeles to atlanta. the pilot asking for, quote, all strong males to come to the front of the aircraft to handle a problem passenger. >> i am very thankful that it did not end badly. >> reporter: passengers saying the man who police identified as 34-year-old stefan duncan of atlanta made an announcement over the plane's pa system telling everyone to take their seats and prepare to put on oxygen masks. >> that created quite a stir amongst everyone around us, became very tense. >> reporter: the plane safely diverting to oklahoma city. according to the police report the off duty attendant making statements about being seated next to a terrorist and stark his personal items like tennis balls in various places throughout the plane, ignoring orders from the flight crew, the report says he allegedly ass

the federal aviation administration is taking a hard line with boeing to say the least. i was excited about the possibility for the united continental order to be announced. then i discovered that the 777 model has issues i thought that was okay? now the company is adamant there is no need to worry about the push backed timeline i think this is more about the tenor or the terror. the faa must despise these guys. after all the recent safety issues can you blame them? the industrials need boeing. it's too important to the group. new that the aerospace kingpin has two strikes against it, another project in trouble and no china orders in sight, they will strike a giant equity offering if you like boeing, please keep your pall powder dry. i am not talking my book we have the new covid variants to consider. do you want to travel before you find out whether your vaccine works against the strains? if a mutation can break through, that's bad news. hence why the airlines and cruise lines are down today. and the $5 million equity from carnival didn't help now, marriott dropped four

trends reports say thousands of people are violating in-flight mask mandates for starters federal aviation administrationpened 487 investigations into midair may have really passengers so far this year up from just 146 cases for all of 2019. >> on the ground. people are attacking transportation security administration, agents. the tsa says violent confrontations between passengers and airport security staff have become unusually common. we asked air travelers at l a x. what's going on? >> i don't know. people might just be more and mentally unstable. i think. >> so many people have an entitlement. i have entitle mentality and think that they deserve things that have happened their way all the time. every time and i don't want to follow direction or respect authority anymore. what would you do you think of someone started trying to bang on the cockpit door. do something wild i was just thinking about that actually is like, i hope i be able to help or, you know, try to keep that situation under >> hopefully we just have, you know, company crews, though. you know. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us to

. >>> the federal aviation administration just put out data on these passenger incidents.identified nearly 3000 reports of unruly behavior in 2021. about 2200 were people refusing to comply with the federal mask mandate. not all cases have resulted in penalties, but the faa said it can include imprisonment or $35,000 in finds. >>> still ahead. the bay area trying to take advantage of the current final record revival. a huge block party today. >>> how an 18 up flip the script on her dad who dumped 80,000 pennies as his last child support payment. her response going viral. >>> a live look aside from our suture camera. it is 6:37. it is 6:37. we will check in with lisa wh this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay? making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+ to all 2021 volvo models. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪

trends reports say thousands of people are violating in-flight mask mandates for starters federal aviation administrationpened 487 investigations into midair may have really passengers so far this year up from just 146 cases for all of 2019. >> on the ground. people are attacking transportation security administration, agents. the tsa says violent confrontations between passengers and airport security staff have become unusually common. we asked air travelers at l a x. what's going on? i don't know. people might just be more and mentally unstable. i think. >> so many people have an entitlement. i have entitle mentality and think that they deserve things that have happened their way all the time. every time and i don't want to follow direction or respect authority anymore. what would you do you think of someone started trying to bang on the cockpit door. do something i was just thinking about that actually is like, i hope i be able to help or, you know, try to keep that situation under >> hopefully we just have, you know, company crews, though. you know. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. >

flight attendant loss to teeth with the passenger after she was assaulted last week by the federal aviation administrationd smooth attention or make the situation even worse katherine i think it's a bad idea what are your thoughts? >> so we have tried prohibition before. [laughter] and of course some airline companies refusing to sell booze on the flights is not a mistake on the scale of national prohibition as we did concerns. [inaudible] [inaudible] you will see some of the same functions for you will see people in pregame of flight spirits they already are. >> the idea they're not selling of the little teeny bottle of jack daniels for like $18 or whatever on your flight is going to be the thing that makes airline passengers behave well i find that hard to believe there's a great peace in "the atlantic" this week about how a lot has to do with the social context for it and frankly social context of an airplane right now is terrible. but i'm not surprised alcohol leads to bad behavior there. as it may be the airlines should improve the social context rather than banning the booze. >> they could start by

trends reports say thousands of people are violating in-flight mask mandates for starters federal aviation administration has opened 487 investigations into midair may have really passengers so far this year up from just 146 cases for all of 2019. >> on the ground. people are attacking transportation security administration, agents. the tsa says violent confrontations between passengers and airport security staff have become unusually common. we asked air travelers at l a x. what's going on? i don't know. people might just be more and mentally unstable. i think. >> so many people have an entitlement. i have entitle mentality and think that they deserve things that have happened their way all the time. every time and i don't want to follow direction or respect authority anymore. what would you do you think of someone started trying to bang on the cockpit door. do something i was just thinking about that actually is like, i hope i be able to help or, you know, try to keep that situation under >> hopefully we just have, you know, company crews, though. you know. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us toni

the federal aviation administration says it has received some 3000 reports of unruly passengers.planes this year, a giant crane cruises right underneath the golden gate bridge, its final destination, the port of oakland, but before it could arrive there, it had to make a tight squeeze under the bay bridge and the nation's oldest park ranger, gets a new honor in her home community, one that is sure to make people remember betty soskin well into the future. they were coming up on the weekend. now not too far away. tomorrow's friday. we'll take a look. at what you can expect in those inland valleys. it can get hot. i'll see you back. here after the break. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetec

laser pointer in this instant has already happened 6800 times last year according to the federal aviation administrationve made 9 arrests this year so far. >> they can seem like it was in or shine at your craft is extremely dangerous can cause pounds to lose control of chp airplane flying in for outside assistance call over roseville was suddenly struck by not one. >> but to high intensity laser pointers from hundreds of yards away something 6. you're quite officer paramedic jarrett booth says is a heroic moment for both the pilot in the fight officer has the laser comes through the cockpit. >> it kind of star burson shines over the place. it could be really disorienting. and you can't even see your interpretation that you're trying to fly. >> the pilot managed to turn the plane's camera in the direction of the beams before notifying roseville pd. a similar incident happened in may while the chp aircraft was flying over a neighborhood in sacramento. it was hit with a green laser beam booth believes saturday's incident and others were intentional. they weren't rain and we shining a laser at a star in our

laser pointer in this instant has already happened 6800 times last year according to the federal aviation administrationsts this year so far. >> they can seem like it was in or shine at your craft is extremely dangerous. can cause pounds to lose control of chp airplane flying in for outside assistance call over roseville was suddenly struck by not one. >> but to high intensity laser pointers from hundreds of yards away something 6. you're quite officer paramedic jarrett booth says is a heroic moment for both the pilot and the flight officer has the laser comes through the cockpit. >> it kind of star burst sunshine over the place. it could be really disorienting. and you can't even see your interpretation that you're trying to fly. >> the pilot managed to turn the plane's camera in the direction of the beams before notifying roseville pd. a similar incident happened in may while the chp aircraft was flying over a neighborhood in sacramento. it was hit with a green laser beam booth believes saturday's incident and others were intentional. they weren't rain and we shining a laser at a star in our airplane

information technology policy and implementing the fee for service management of systems at the federal aviation administration. welcome, ms. vogel, you are now recognized for your five-minute opening statement. >> thank you. good morning, chairman peters, ranking member portman, and members of the committee. thank you for the invitation to appear before you today to provide an update on the department of health and human services incident response activities. i serve as the department's chief information security officer in the office of the chief information officer. and i've led the security program at hhs since 2018. my office establishes policies and procedures for the operating divisions in the department. we also implement and operate enterprise cyber security functions and coordinate incident response activities on behalf of the department. as we know today, the solar winds event was an unprecedented attack on the solar winds corporation and its public and private sector. malicious actors access the corporation's environment and introduce the malicious code. the code was then spread to solar winds cust

federal aviation administration requiring boeing to run additional safety tests on 737 max jet, thisich was tied to two fatal crashes and 72 u.s. planes and 389 across the world. time for the word on wall street. top investors watching your money right now. joining me right now is federated hermes chief investment officer for global liquidity markets, david cunningham and mark tepper and ubs financial service's private wealth adviser ally mccartney. thank you very much for being here. we are looking at a market down again on the federal reserve's commentary yesterday. dow down 92, nasdaq lower by 60. the fed raising its inflation expectations to 3.4% and jay powell reiterated his belief that inflation is still transitory but they are projecting two interest rates hikes by the end of 2023. debbie, what did you hear that struck you the most from the federal reserve yesterday? >> well, operating, maria, in the front end of the fixed income yield curve for short duration and money-type product, the biggest newses for us was the technical adjustment that is the fed made to the reverse rep

even the federal aviation administration that keeps planes from bumping into each other.s platform barely attracted 1% of the vote, an unsurprising but humiliating crushing. that humiliating crushing was suffered by david koch, libertarian party candidate for vice president and the party's major funder. the koch family is spectacularly, unimaginably rich. privately held koch industries pours hundreds of millions of dollars into their pockets every year. the family annual income exceeds most families' dreams of lifetime wealth. the kochs have social ambition, putting their names on educational tv programs, art centers, and university buildings. they are not the sort of people who take humiliation well. they are also not stupid, and the family has long and sometimes dark international experience, including odious efforts in previous decades to build factories for evil regimes. made confident by the arrogance of wealth, driven by extremist ideology, spurred by the resentment of humiliating political rejection, experienced in the devious ways of the international world, steep