been through a hugely rigorous series of tests that enable them to be qualified by the federal aviation administrationthem. of course, when you develop a new technology, you have setbacks and redesigns, and they have had their fair share of this, but finally they are able to launch some of their customers. they have over 800 ticket holders. some of them have been waiting a very long time, but everyone is excited about the fact that this is finally beginning, they are beginning to see the first customers flying, so there is a general feeling the first customers flying, so there is a generalfeeling of the first customers flying, so there is a general feeling of positivity in the community i think. hagar is a general feeling of positivity in the community i think. how safe is it? very — in the community i think. how safe is it? very safe. _ in the community i think. how safe is it? very safe. i _ in the community i think. how safe is it? very safe. i know— in the community i think. how safe is it? very safe. i know we - in the community i think. how safe is it? very safe. i know we have i is it? very saf

they are both within the control of federal aviation administration.tween aircraft. separation is safety. now they asked the airports to help by cutting back on some of their flights and using larger planes, not doing as many takeoffs and landings. and the airlines did for awhile agree to help, but during the busy summer season, that kind of slipped away. so they have to enforce increased separation between aircraft. and the other thing they can do, and they have been harangued about this for years, it's absolutely no except. require every aircraft in the sky to have a transponder. without a transponder, all the wonderful collision avoidance equipment both at the airport and on the aircraft doesn't work. you have to have a transspand responder to be seen for collision avoidance. you can fly legally without one. the faa can stop that. >> do the airlines deserve any responsibility here? >> yes, they do. and that's why some of them voluntarily try to help solve this prb. everyone wants to fly, or at least that's what the airlines think. everyone want thes

the investigation by the federal aviation administration of america has resulted in the cancellation of the licenses of at least 60 pilots. these people are former american soldiers. passengers of south korean airlines are weighed before boarding. according to daily mail, the largest airline in south korea announced that passengers seoul's two main airports fly, they must step on a scale before boarding. south korean airlines are enforcing this directive in accordance with government regulations to increase safety. this regulation is a temporary film and passenger weight information remains confidential. this country's helicopter was killed in australia, according to an official of the us navy, according to an official of the us navy , five people were injured in the crash of the helicopter, which was in critical condition. kurdish about 37 years ago in the test of america and australia, a helicopter crashed and its four occupants were killed. now, i want this story to be about a helicopter, which seems to be a special helicopter that the americans built with mr. mehdi kurdi , an exp

. >> and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pilots told the faa they're healthy enough to fly yet. they filter report as required by law that they were also collecting veterans benefits for disabilities. that could bar them from the cockpit and of those 600. >> the majority were cleared by the faa to continue flying. s

the federal aviation administration of russia announced that a small civilian plane carrying ezra darhamt down in the area. around the city tabr is 200 kilometers northwest of mast and the distance between moscow and st. petersburg. immediately after that, the ministry of emergency situations confirmed the news of the plane crash and announced that all the passengers of the plane were killed and the name of the passengers was mr. 1 military group. many russian media and international media covered it, and speculations began as to who, what group, and what government could have done this , but after that it became clear that among the bodies that have been found up to this moment that i am with you i am talking about the bodies of 8 people identified in the plane which was initially announced to have passengers, that is, 737 passengers and cabin crew, at this moment the body of mr. policeman, mr. emini has not been found, and it is said that this incident may not be a surprise from mr. periodi, and it is possible that his name has been changed for security reasons. he was placed among the

what you can see there is that there is a cloudy picture, and so because of that, the federal aviation administration, specifically air traffic control is holding a lot of flights on the west inbound to sfo. they're being held about an average of 62 minutes right now, that started at 3:00 in the afternoon. it's expected to extend all the way up until about 11:00. but ease as we get into the night. so the bottom line here is if you're waiting for someone who's coming from somewhere on the west coast to sfo, it's possible they're going to be late. if you're going to go fly from sfo tonight, well, you might also still be late because that plane might be coming from somewhere else or the crew that's supposed to fly that plane might be coming from somewhere else. as far as the east coast flights are concerned, they're looking pretty good, perhaps the sacrificial lam, and the long haul flights mostly on time. delays, the shorter flights from the west. that protects the long haul. check the apps before you go to the airport. call ahead, and if your flight is delayed, take action quickly. see if the app will

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating.ts wrap is coming up tonight at 1130. here's a look at what joe and jason are working on. a rough day for trey lance as the 49ers backups get blown out in las vegas. our takeaway from san francisco's preseason opener. plus, the giants, they blow the lead in the ninth only to walk it off in the 10th against their former manager, bruce bochy, and the texas rangers. we'll hear from the team on today's dramatic win. and some drama in washington for the a's today as well. it's a full half hour coming up at 1130 where sports wrap. all right. but first after the break, two bay area music festivals call it a wrap. and a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktv you jesse, glimpse of one of tonight's performances is at outside lands, the three day music festival in golden gate park wrapped up tonight. the festival som

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. >> and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times that very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pilots told the faa they're healthy enough to fly yet. they filter report as required by law that they were also collecting veterans benefits for disabilities. that could bar them from the cockpit and of those 600. >> the majority were cleared by the faa to continue flyi

hay una creencia o hay una, digamos, que hay una confianza en lo que hace la faa, la federal aviation administration valoriza, pero no todos la pueden conseguir. ichino: una de las reglas mÁs importantes en estados unidos es que los extranjeros, en la mayorÍa de los casos, no pueden registrar aeronaves a su nombre. y una de las excepciones a esa regla es que los extranjeros registren las naves a travÉs de compaÑÍas fiduciarias. reyes: mercer y rocha registraban los aviones a nombre de sus empresas o trust a cambio de honorarios. aunque el procedimiento es legal en este caso, facilitaba el ocultamiento de la identidad de los verdaderos dueÑos de las aeronaves. ichino pero los dueÑos extranjeros tienen el beneficio de poder usar las aeronaves registradas con estados unidos. reyes: beneficio que utilizÓ michael assad marcos, otro de los acusados para operar este aviÓn retenido en colombia. >> abra los equipajes, por favor. >> no son mÍos. reyes: los jÓvenes pasajeros de origen mexicano que lo abordaron en bogotÁ llevaban cocaÍna en su equipaje. >> el paÑito estÁ arrojando un color azul celeste positivo

the pandemic with more than 5900 incidents reported in 2021, that's according to the federal aviation administration. the rate has dropped a bit since then. but the salt in the air are still a problem. and oftentimes flight attendants are the target and now they're demanding more mandatory self-defense training newsnation's evan lambert explains how washington lawmakers plan to provide required training for flight crews. a flight attendant punched in the head by a passenger. >> and countless other violent or terrifying episodes unfolding in the air. turning the friendly skies into anything but friendly. i will kill every on his plate flight attendants. so often the targets of a sad trend that hasn't gone away. air rage or what the faa calls unruly passengers. now they're demanding to be trained to fight back the association of flight attendants president sara nelson described the problem to elizabeth earlier this month. we need to ask people to be helpers. most people have a flight. we need them put down their phones like the fight and sunday. i let them know they have their backs and be on the look

. ♪ >> bret: federal aviation administration is probing nearly 5,000 pilots who allegedly falsified theirl records to hide health issues that could impact their ability to fly safely. "the washington post" is reporting there are military veterans who say they are suitable to fly but failed to disclose they were receiving benefits for various disabilities that could prevent them from being cleared for duty. the city of chicago is the latest to place blame squarely on car makers for a rise in auto thefts. mayor brandon johnson says the city is suing kia and hyundai, alleging that a steep rise in crime is due to both companies failing include vital antitheft technology in several of their models sold between 2011 and 2022 that lawsuit comes as thefts of kia and hyundai cars make up about half of all chicago car thefts so far this year. officials say social media videos have exposed the defect. critics, however, say crime has been on the rise in chicago no matter the type of car. san francisco mayor london breed says she is working on changing laws and reforming taxes to try and bring more bu

the federal aviation administration. thousands of pilots suspected of lying about medical issues just so they can stay on the job in the cockpit. >> brian: they will be collecting disability checks while still going to work each and every day. >> ainsley: todd by roy joins us more -- with more. [laughter] >> this is concerning. federal authorities are looking into 5,000 pilots suspected of make faking medical records to hide the fact that they have been receiving benefits for serious health conditions. the pirates under scrutiny are all military veterans accused of knowingly concealing health conditions or mental health disorders to the aa to collect disability benefits. some of these conditions are purportedly so serious it would make them unfit to flight. a spokesman with the administration telling "the washington post" at least 60 of those pilots, quote: posed a clear danger to aviation safety. the faa reportingly uncovering the inconsistencies more than two years ago but kept many details of the case under wraps. the

ntsb is looking into this, the federal aviation administration is looking into it. these incursions. >> all across the country regardless of airport. boston, jfk, austin. it has happened everywhere pretty much. so the big thing here, and this is something that the faa has tried to nail down on, a common thread here. which is this happening? some kind of atrophy over the pandemic when there was a downturn in flying. the faa has pushed pilots to up their game, and the department of transportation is putting in extra money to try to avoid these things in the future. we'll see, although these clearly keep happening. >> pete muntean, thanks so much. >> any time. >>> we're following critical grand jury proceeding in atlanta where donald trump is facing a potential fourth indictment. it appears fulton county district attorney fani willis is moving more quickly than expected in presenting the es ka. joining us is jake tapper. two witnesses scheduled expected to testify tomorrow, instead testifying today. >> one is the former lieutenant governor geoff duncan, a very conserva

key agencies such as the federal aviation administration and the u.s. department of transportation are confirming they will boost their in person. workforce. >> elon musk and mark zuckerberg are starting to sound serious about actually squaring off in a mixed martial arts fight. the idea has been floated for a while. musk spent much of the day yesterday posting about the hypothetical cage match. zuckerberg says he's ready whenever mosque agrees to a date, even suggesting to set a date for later this month on august, 26th. but then on acts, musk said the date is in flux and he may require neck and back surgery before he can fight. musk says he planned to get an mri today, but he has not shared any other results from that. if the fight does happen, musk says acts will stream it live so we can all watch with all the proceeds going to charity for veterans. musk also said if the fight is short, he'll probably win since he's bigger. but it's a long sucker. berg may win through endurance. still ahead tonight at 8, 2, people are dead after a visit to a richmond

the federal aviation administration says the pilots reported that incident themselves appropriate action was taken. both pilots are still flying for united. still ahead of the kron 4 morning news investigators trying to figure out what caused the fire at the >> states are still as the smoke continues to doctor air quality across the bay. and after the break, day one of outside lands hits off today. we're going to give you sneak peek at this year's festival peek at this year's festival will be right back. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ are 4 things for you to know today. >> a tanker truck tipped over spill more than 500 gallons of cooking. the san francisco. happened yesterday afternoon on boulevard

the federal aviation administration, the occupational safety and health administration, and on and onding on for the electric car, it's all him. >> yeah. he has 60% of the charging stations for electric vehicles in this country right now. any green energy policy is going to have to revolve around and work with him in significant ways. none of this is black and white. there are competitors. nasa is saying we are trying, we hope in a year boeing can do some of these things, but historians told me this state of affairs, where we are scrambling and trying to find any alternatives at all in so many areas, with respect to one person, that's new. >> and is he stable? you talk about some behavior, alpha, marriage not lasting long. is he stable? >> while i think the bigger warnings in this story are about the systems of modern capitalism that concentrate so much power and wealth in so few, there is also a fair set of warnings about elon musk that some people close to him are sounding. in a way he is a perfect illustration of those bigger themed stories, because there is so much to be said abou

. >> after the number of air rage attack skyrocketed in 2021, the federal aviation administration said that kind of conduct would not be tolerated moving forward. so the agency implemented a 0 tolerance policy dealing with unruly passenger behavior. but still, some passengers can't seem to control their range. >> a flight attendant punched in the back of the head. on up passenger on a united airlines flight trying to open the emergency exit door mid-flight and there was this woman. demanding to get off the plane and away from an imaginary person. only she could see sitting in the back air rage meltdowns have led to arrests substantial fines and even jail time in extreme cases of violence. the international air transport association is asking for tougher prosecution intoxicated passengers and travelers angry about delays in jam packed flights are the usual triggers for air rage just remind people so that it's actually an offense in many jurisdictions to be intoxicated on board in that draft because you're a safety risk. as of july, the faa says there have been more than 1100 reports of

i've reached out to the federal aviation administration here in the u.s., i've reached out to the national transportation safety board, sometimes they're party to especially international investigations that have a lot of heft. so they have not necessarily been contacted just yet, we'll wait to hear from them as this sort of unfolds but a lot of key data here. they're still analyzing this data and it's potentially incomplete. only because the way they gathered data and using transponder centers may be spotty. so there may be data that could bring in answers to these questions. >> i do want to give people a sense. as you said, this is a commonly and reliably used plane. people will recognize this. if they have flown, they have flown regionally, they are going to know, i think i have been on one of these, right? >> right. >> the private version is called a legacy 600. the commercial version is called an erj-145. >> maybe less shiny. >> between newark, d.c., places like that. >> and we're talking about this is how close it is to moscow, slightly northwest. we don't know the flight path exactl

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating.ta clara valley health care, which owns valley medical center, will start notifying former patients that they may be eligible for refunds as the nonprofit health system is notifying 43,000 former patients. those refunds are part of a settlement that alleged santa clara valley medical center built some patients and then sent them to collections. despite them being eligible to fight for financial assistance. the settlement also requires the health care system to adopt procedures to ensure that patients are informed of their eligibility for charity care for the outside lance festival in san francisco is now a wrap. here's a glimpse of one of last night's performance, ces . dreamy each night on some version of you. today the three day festival in golden gate park ended yesterday along with the music. attendees also enjoyed food and cocktails as well. the first time that's happened. also over the weekend, the 33rd annual san jose jazz festival. the group that hosts the festival works to bri

omitting or submitting incorrect and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administrationconditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pilots told the faa they're healthy enough to fly yet. they filter report as required by law that they were also collecting veterans benefits for disabilities. that could bar them from the cockpit and of those 600. >> the majority were cleared by the faa to continue flying. so

omitting or submitting incorrect and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pilots told the faa they're healthy enough to fly yet. they filter report as required by law that they were also collecting veterans benefits for disabilities. that could bar them from the cockpit and of those 600. >> the majority were cleared by the faa to continue flying.

but let's get video so i can break it all according to the federal aviation administration, they predictend is going to be the 3rd busiest travel weekend of the year. and triple a says that numbers are up 4% compared to last traffic on the roads will be at its worst almost all day every day until monday. take a look. we've got details on your screen. the worst times to travel this weekend. today. it's going to be from noon to 08:00pm tomorrow from 11:00am to 09:00pm saturday. it will be 10:00am to 04:00pm sunday. things do go back and look like normal. there's no specific travel time delays. but monday goes right back up that time to travel 10:00am to 06:00pm. let's talk about gas prices. rain at this is for you. we're getting details on your screen regarding that when it comes to fueling up. triple a says california gas price average right now is $5.29 per gallon. and that's almost a $1.50 higher than the national average, which is sitting at $3 and $0.82 per gallon. you can see those numbers across the bay. i mean, napa coming in the highest 5.42. and then low is just 5. 24 over in sol

and the federal aviation administration, along with the national transportation safety board, are investigatingld trump remains the frontrunner to win the 2024 republican presidential nominee, and that is despite a potential fourth indictment that could be on the way. fox's matt finn has the story from georgia. within the next 24 hours, it's possible a grand jury may begin hearing evidence in a possible indictment against former president donald trump. here in fulton county, georgia, it would be the former president's fourth indictment. these charges are related to alleged criminal behavior from the 2020 election here in georgia. yes tod state t trump talked to a reporter about the potential indictment. is there any chance you take a plea deal in georgia? we did nothing wrong. you don't ever take a serve. it's called election interference. now, what that is because this is these indictments are brought out by fight. you can't even put two sentences together in downtown atlanta. security is increasing. georgia's former lieutenant governor, jeff duncan, has confirmed that he will testify before a

key agencies like the federal aviation administration and the u.s.at they'll boost their in-person work. so that's the new reality going forward. you always know that if the worker like that, you cause on zoom or not or whatever, like on because like the dog will be barking. yeah. they have to cut the microphone for sure. >> and i have to right now and in california as we know more and more people are using electric cars and there are a lot more ways to get away round as well in golden gate park. so actually, so the way to get around golden gate park without a car without jogging, like these people are would be left. they've set up stations inside. go get park where you can borrow or rent, lift bicycles. there are 8 there that are open now. a different operation, stations, 8 of them. and then they're going to have 4 more stations where you can get bikes there. >> in the coming weeks. and the mayor says she thinks it's great interest, especially coming before aside lands this weekend has that there's going to be so many people and now the festival goe

the federal aviation administration will hold runway safety meetings at 90 airports in the next few weeks after a series of close calls on runways . despite close calls at sfo, it is not one of the 90 airports on the list. the ntsb is investigating seven such incidents since the beginning of the year. earlier this month, there was a near collision between a southwest plane and a cessna business jet down in san diego. the faa says the runway safety action team meetings represent orders from the faa's air traffic organization, as well as airlines pilots and others will come together to help develop plans to reduce the number of close calls. the unofficial end of summer is approaching, and many americans are planning to head out of town for labor day weekend, according to triple a, booking data for flights, hotels, rental cars and cruises for labor day weekend domestic travel is up 4. international bookings up 44. triple says if you're driving, your best bet is to head out before 7 a.m. on wednesday. and thursday or on friday morning before 11 saturday. and monday evening. travel should also

. >> the federal aviation administration is probing nearly 5,000 pilots who allegedly falsified their medical records to hide health issues that could impact their ability to fly safely. >> the problem is on the rise. >> tsh we >> one hell of a traffic jam. >> you better watch out and move. [screams] >> the u.s. open is underway with the game's biggest stars showing off swings in the last grand slam of the year. >> you kind of got to go w. djokovic. he is the guy to beat. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: straight to a fox weather alert. we are tracking hurricane idalia all morning long. the storm strengthening to a cat 1 about an hour ago as it is swirling off cuba and barreling toward the coast of florida. idalia is expected to grow even stronger before making landfall tomorrow morning. >> brian: here we go a state of emergency has been declared in dozens of counties. and with mandatory evacuations underway tampa international airport grounding all flights today. people across florida preparing for the possibility of life-threatening storm. it's life-threatening storm surge and catastrophic damage. >

the federal aviation administration said the two passengers made it safely to the ground using parachutesas done it again. director greta gerwig's pink film phenomenon has topped the box office for the fourth straight week bringing in more than $33 million. in total the movie has raked in over 1:3052 -- over $520 million domestically and a billion worldwide. it's on track to become the year's top film. >> wow. >>> we are following breaking news out of philadelphia. federal and local officials have just announced the arrest of a 17-year-old as part of an attempted terrorism investigation. nbc news justice reporter ryan riley joins us now. what more do we know about how authorities found this teenager and what exactly is he accused of? >> reporter: we don't know the name, but we know that the teenager was allegedly in medication with individuals he believed to be associated with al qaeda, a terror organization designated in 2020. heaters what the special agent in charge had to say at a press conference -- >> this individual was also sending and receiving media containing terrorist propagand

omitting or submitting incorrect and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question. an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification. >> which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pilots told the faa they're healthy enough to fly yet. they filter report as required by law that they were also collecting veterans benefits for disabilities. that could bar them from the cockpit and of those 600. >> the majority were cleared by the faa to continue flyi

federation aviation administration during the u.s. afghanistan and later became head of afghanistan's civil aviation authority. his job granted him a special immigrant visa which led to a green card in 2014 and u.s. citizenship in september 2021, just weeks after the taliban takeover. he was a consultant at the time with arx human occasions, an american company offering infrastructure for afghanistan's airports. his work often took him back to kabul. >> when the taliban came, everybody suggested he should leave afghanistan. but he said he is not a political person. also when the taliban announced they would come, that he was confident that he could work there and be safe. amna: did you ever tell him i don't want you to go back, i am worried about you? >> i did. but he always wanted to go back and he said if i leave and other people like me leave afghanistan, who will build afghanistan? amna: but his loyalty came at a cost. august 10 of last year, he was arrested by taliban officials outside his home. >> his driver was sitting next to

that's how the federal aviation administration is going to close the air space over the county jail for about an hour and 15 minutes. that extensively would give mr. trump and his new enough time to enter the jail campus, take care of this business. and then we have the campus. we are not hearing that. he is expected to speak to his supporters or to the products while he is here at the county jail. right. it's going to be something that certainly a lot of his supporters we have turned up with want just to be placed. and this is also something that so certainly the hundreds of video who have turned out with want to see. but i would imagine from a security standpoint, they're not. we do take that chance and have the former president out in an area which is a 6 for then what i have seen in other posts or other form positives have moved about in public. thank you ross, we're going to leave it there. awesome jordan outside the fulton county jail. apologies for the connection issues they've also enjoyed. thank you. let's discuss all this further now with an e mail romani who is a former feder

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating.an two dozen people who took over a nordstrom department store in a mob style smash and grab robbery. this happened saturday afternoon at the westfield topanga mall in canoga park. they grabbed high end clothing and luxury handbags. police say the thieves used some type of spray, possibly bear spray, on the security guards who confronted them. investigators estimate they got away with between 60 to $100,000 worth of merchandise in today's dollars and cents, the biden administration's pause on student loan repayments will end in just two weeks. that is expected to have on millions of american consumers august 30th. student loan repayments will resume averaging between 200 and $300 a month. analysts say much of that money would have been spent on shopping. it's getting easier to find and buy a new car during the last few months, production and delivery of new cars has returned to pre pandemic levels. when the pandemic hit, factories shut down. deliveries were delayed. that made new cars

i want to read you some of what russia media is quoting from the federal russian aviation administrationquote, an investigation has been launched into the crash of the embra aircraft which occurred tonight in a region north of moscow and south of st. petersburg. according to the list of passengers, among them is the sur name of yevgeny prigozhin. we are also hearing possibly ten people in total were on board that air crash, embra air 160, like that owned by prigozhin's company so possibly this could be very big news. the russians are treating this as very much as possibly yevgeny prigozhin being on that aircraft. we do know that prigozhin was traveling abroad, jim. we do know he was in africa at least a couple of days ago. there was a video he released saying his forces, his wagner forces were now working in africa, that it was very hot there, that he was on the ground there as well claiming those forces were fighting against isis. as you very correctly stated, yevgeny prigozhin started that m mutiny, which failed and was then called back and many were wondering about prigozhin's safety

the federal aviation with administration reportedly is investigating whether nearly 5,000 pilots liedheir health so they could continue flying. according to "the washington post", the faa says those pilots did not self-report they were receiving disability benefits. the paper says 600 of them are licensedded to fly passenger plan planes, only 60 payments were deem to pose -- pilots were deemed to pose a clear danger to aviation safety. they have been temporarily grounded. it's a federal crime to conceal mental health disorders and other serious conditions that could make those pilots unfit to fly. ♪ jon: new york governor kathy hochul is coming urn fire from leaders in her own state on her handling of the migrant crisis. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis who represents part ofs -- parts of brooklyn and staten island, is here to tell us what's going on in her district and beyond. she's next. ♪ ♪ neutrogena® retinol? yes! it evens skin tone, and smooths fine lines, with visible results in just one week. sounds like you've said that before. once or twice. neutrogena® retinol (vo)

agencies like the federal aviation administration and the department of transport say that will that will boost their in-person work. oakland a's fans and even some san francisco giants fans are trying to get a message across to the team's owner, john fisher. fans again chanted sell the team during the fifth inning of yesterday's game . they're protesting fisher's plans to move the a's to las vegas now. so far, other major league owners have not taken a vote to approve the relocation request. a's fans were able to cheer on their team's second consecutive victory as they beat the giants 8 to 6. it was not such a victory, no disappointing weekend for the us women's national soccer team out of the world cup. sweden beat team usa in penalty kicks in the longest women's world cup match in history. a lot of people talking about it. and james torres explains the match and shows us the fans who stayed up late to watch that very intense match. another corner, so many close calls for team usa to get the ball in the back of the net. more than 500 people watched at paypal park in san jose. they

federal emergency management agency has only 7,500 employees throughout the country, a special fire administration at the agency is mainly engaged in collecting statistics and educational work, the fire aviation mainly of helicopters efficiency, which when extinguishing over large areas, the minimum and most importantly, the worse the coordination between civil and law enforcement agencies of various subordination , more than 13,000 people were left without a roof over their heads. many were placed in local schools, where those from the islanders equipped refugee reception centers. whose houses were not affected collect donations and breed humanitarian aid. many residents of the island spend their hard-earned money to drive their cars, despite the danger of going to lohana to deliver food, because the federal authorities are not helping the island enough, according to the most conservative estimates, $ 5 billion is needed to restore more than a thousand destroyed buildings. washington is ready to provide more to joe biden. the congress asked about this, but in the very request, the obvious trick is that the money for the affected hawaiians goes in one package with the help of ukraine comes ou

the federal aviation administration will hold runway safety meetings at 90 airports in the next few weekser a series of close calls on runways. the ntsb is investigating seven such incidents since the beginning of the year. earlier this month, there was a near collision between a southwest plane and a cessna business jet in san diego. the faa says the runway safety action team meetings, representatives from the faa's air traffic organization, as well as airlines, pilots and others, will come together to help develop plans meant to reduce the number of close calls