(music) [explosions] [airplane engine] >> the navy and marine flyers layed down precise, deadly rocketto help make the next 50 yards of advanced less costly. >> this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady and huge. a bridge of ships was brought across the pacific to bring our men food, medicine, ammunition. and waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. [explosions] [gunfire) [airplane engine] [explosions] >> this was a fleet fighting like infantry, punching away at the enemy, only there are no foxholes in the ocean. [explosions] [airplane engine] [gunfire) [gunfire) [gunfire) [airplane engine] [airplane engine] [explosions] [airplane engine] march 18th, 550 japanese planes destroyed. >> men fought without sleep, some fought with guns, some with axes, torches, fires. [airplane engine] [gunfire) [explosions] [explosions] [gunfire) [gunfire) [gunfire) >> it was fix and fight things at the same time. >> many fell at the battle stations. and some were buried. >> don't give up the ship became a f

then the navy and marine flyers laid down precise, deadly rocket fire to help make the next 50 yardsnce less costly. this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady. a bridge of ships was across the pacific to bring our men more food, more medicine, more ammunition. waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. this was a fleet fighting like infantry, punching away at the enemy. only, there were no foxholes in the ocean. march 18 to 21, 556 japanese planes destroyed. men fought without sleep. some fought with guns. some with axes. torches. some with foam. it was fix and fight at the same time. many fell at their battle stations. and some were buried. don't give up the ship became more than a schoolbook legend. it became a fact of life. april 13 brought more planes. and shocking news. between attacks, weary men afloat and ashore paid honor to the beloved figure in the blue navy cloak. said farewell to the father of the modern american navy. then they turn and met the next assault. during three fab

right developed the first flyer. it was an okay airplane but when you look something at like -- it looks like an airplane, it has a fuselage. engine forward tractor model plane. france was just, wow. they just took the ball and ran with it. you had the channel crossing in 1909. the do month flights. the big takeaway here was in england, across the channel, everybody realized almost freaked out, that look, we are not going to be protected by our navy anymore. these airplanes are going to fly over the navy and bomb or attack homeland. so they are no longer protected by their wooden walls, warships. this was a huge worry. so the minister -- he was the first to call for planes in england. he was fast-tracked in pretty much every country. it was an infectious thing. one country saw that they had a flying -- group of flying machines, and the others wanted it to. just like anything. balance of power. good. the wrights did get that contract. the thing with the rights, they did not want to show their airplane -- nobody wanted

[explosions] japan's secret weapon was no secret to our gunners or our flyers, who, for months, had beenpacific with those same red sashes. but to now to meet our latest challenge, every plane that could fly, new or old, from the very heart of japan itself. 16-year-olds still in aviation schools were given their wings, a sash, and a mission. it was a maniacal all-out effort to smash our sea power and isolate our troops on okinawa. it was desperation. it was suicide. but it would be the pattern from now on to the very finish, a struggle between men who want to die and men who fight to live. [explosions] [gunfire] [explosions] [airplanes roaring] [gunfire] by night it went on, hundreds of land-based planes streaked low over the sea. [airplanes roaring] [explosion] they dove out of the dawn. [airplanes roaring] [explosion] [gunfire] again the old battleships were there, and new ships of the line. again the old battleships were there, and new ships of the line. and a rugged little man named ernie pyle. there was no retreat. this was the fleet that came to stay, that had to stay. had to stay

glory days defeated the boston bruins who won nothing shutout to win their 1st stanley cup title flyers took the series to game 6 at the spectrum and it was a 1st of 2 in the seventy's for the flyers franchise over to the ninety's and will you begin the 1st african-american driver to compete in the indianapolis 500 he also became the 1st african-american to have tested a formula one car back in 1906 and just 2 years ago in 290143rd running of the preakness stakes justify when the middle jewel of the triple crown became the 5th horse for bob baffert to win the derby and preakness and took the triple crown and manila united up just in about another famous person mike tyson my posed a poll to people on my answer. and we asked would you rather take a punch from mike tyson or be hit in the head with a line drive baseball which you also showed yesterday 82 percent of people which way do you think they went. if you're smart go with iron mike gloved fist they rather get a baseball to the head only 18 percent decided that they want to take it from mike tyson and today i propose do you want to ha

bullies defeated boston bruins and one of them showed up to win their 1st philly cup title flyers took the series to game 6 and then the spectrum where they played 1st to seal the cup for the flyers in the 70s but tonight $991.00 we go and willie becomes the 1st african-american driver to compete in the indy 500 he's also the 1st african-american driver to test drive a formula one car 186 and then just 2 years ago in 2018 at the foggy 143rd running of the preakness justify one the middle jewel the triple crown becoming the 5th horsford bob baffert to in both the derby and the preakness he would actually take the triple crown at the belmont and speaking of horse racing monella we mentioned it last hour the belmont stakes will now be the 1st jewel in that crown this year it will go on june 20th like planned but with no fan so if you're going to wear your big hat wear at home it's yes you got a social distance at home you know you're going to see that i want to see that tweet at me at regina wareham i want to see your hats on jan and i mean it as if they're old enough igs jewels of derby'

that won its 1st ever stanley cup championship 46 years ago one $974.00 to be exact philadelphia flyers in their glory days as the broad street bullies defeated the boston bruins won nothing to shut out and win their 1st title they took a serious game 6 at the spectrum in philadelphia it was a 1st of 2 cups for the flyers in the seventy's fast for though to 1901 and willie the ribs became the 1st african-american driver to pee in the indianapolis 500 he's also the 1st to have tested a formula one car doing so 986 in 2 years ago if the 20143rd running of the preakness justify one the middle jewel of the triple crown people said horse or trainer bob baffert to him both the derby and the preakness and would actually go on to take the triple crown at belmont. speaking of winning there is a need to return to winning ways for the twins as they headed on the road to hopefully come away with the w. against their rival samsung lions top of the 1st r.b.i. single off the trans outer check in some twins up one nothing made in the transfer space roberta ramos sending the ball deep into right field f

the flyer will be available in the following languages and made available for download. it will be available in spanish, . rt tu geese, vietnamese, in addition to the safe link flyer, i would like to share updates to the child application r restraining orders and 258-e. these application forms have been repack acknowledged as one document to streamline and xpedite the electronic paperwork process. we want to emphasize you must still contact the courts to begin this process and not e mailed directly to the court unless an individual has contacted the clerk's office and told to do so. this change and these forms application process includes important updates. organization signatures are not required to accept the application. if individuals are unable to or it is unsafe to complete the required paperwork, advocates may assist with its completion. however, again, we would like to remind folks that it is required to contact the court before submitting this paperwork. court staff is available to assist individuals with these individuals over the phone. if you are at home with

you know, so if you see a little more risk in the market, should we be selling those high flyers andue, or will the divergence persist while things stay difficult? >> i wish i knew the answer. i will say this: the spread between value stocks and growth stocks, the discount that value stocks are trading at is some of the highest we have ever seen in history. outside of the u.s. it probably is the highest we have ever seen it in history, and in the u.s. it was only beaten by a few months around the peak of the bubble in 2000. so value stocks are priced for much worse outcomes. and normally that gets you much more excited or at least the us much more excited about owning them. one thing about value stocks is they are more vulnerable in a true economic disaster. in an event like the great depression, companies go bankrupt, and it is the value companies that go bankrupt more often than the growth companies. so there's always some risk of a really, really bad economic environment hurting the value stocks. but what i'd say today is at these discounts it would take something approaching the

it would be much more effective. >> reporter: airports around the country are also working to keep flyer safe. at orlando international airport, check-in kiosks are placed six feet apart and plexiglas shields have been installed to protect workers. >> the checkpoint you will have more lines. >> reporter: and cleaning has increased, pittsburgh international airport is the first in the country to deploy autonomous cleaning robots with ultraviolet light technology. last week, treasury secretary steven mnuchin told foxbusiness the future of international leisure travel is uncertain. urging folks to focus on only domestic travel this year. >>> one of three cruise ships headed to the port of oakland is now docked there this evening. according to the port, two norwegian cruise line vessels will dock at oakland's outer harbor terminal, another is due to dock at howard terminal on the oakland estuary tomorrow. the two ships have crews on board but no passengers, they are expected to stay 2 to 3 months. the port says it's making space available because a proximally 100 cruise ships worldwide are s

and joining teams of volu nteers out flyers and joining teams of volunteers investigating other abduction other families find their missing children. then, earlier this year, police got a tip—off about a man in southwest china and a suspicious adoption in the late 80s. it led them to a man named mrgoo, the late 80s. it led them to a man named mr goo, the used facial recognition technology and dna testing to confirm that mrgoo and dna testing to confirm that mr goo was and dna testing to confirm that mrgoo was in and dna testing to confirm that mr goo was in fact xxx. leading to money's emotional reunion. at the signs verified too many can be seen just by looking. the family resemblance is almost unmistakable. rich preston, bbc news. an absolutely unbelievable story. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ maryambbc thank you so much for your company. bye—bye. hello there. tuesday was very sunny and very warm for some of us but not for all. in fact, it was the warmest day of the year so far — with 26 degrees recorded in stjames' park in london. but i suspect wednesday will be warmer still and

he became one of the wright brothers original exhibition flyers who went around the country to demonstratehe flight to people. had to go to his father and say the money you invested in my purdue education so i could build motorcycles, i'm going to go fly airplanes with these guys down the block. time later the motorcycle company was bankrupt and cliff was one of the most famous people in the country. these exhibitions made headlines in the new york times, they were a big deal and they demonstrated flight to 200,000 people in chicago or 5000 people at the county fair. they boxed the freight up and transported it by train and showed what people could do. no one would believe it -- every article i read about seeing flight for first time said when the plane left the ground there was absolute silence. as theyoar came up realized what they were seeing for the first time. when cliff turpin got out he had a terrible accident in seattle and his airplane ended up going into a crowd with the propeller still spinning. people were killed. about 1915 -- he lived into the space-age. george, he was a worl

and friends for 2 decades that here also married to veteran space flyers as well meeting their wives in the nasa astronaut class of 2000 now today they'll soar from the same pad where atlantis closed out the shuttle program in 2011 the last home launch for nasa astronauts well hurley will be in charge of the launch of the landing bangun a mechanical engineer with 6 spacewalks on his resume will oversee rendezvoused and docking at the international space station and i think there are just so many technical factors and things that we need to focus on to make sure that we pull this off that our place and history or you know even trying to put our names in the same sentences as as the folks who have come before us. it seems pretty mature until until we've till we've pulled it off. while space x.'s dragon crew capsule and its escape system have already been demonstrated in play with mannequins experts say there are no guarantees. meantime only 3 countries have launched people into orbit since 1961 russia the u.s. and china space x. however will be the 1st private company reporting for the

bob and doug are veteran space flyers, so that adaptation will happen quickly. i know they are enjoying being in low-earth orbit and looking butard to the work ahead, kind of reflecting on this incredible experience these past 24 hours and team, nasa at spacex, their family and friends that helped get them up there. >> thank you so much. you were talking earlier about what is next with the program. anything to add to that? >> we have had a big agenda to commercialize low or -- low-earth orbit. we are launching american astronauts commercially. we need spacex to get customers that are not nasa. we've seen evidence of that, which is a positive thing because it will drive down our cost in the long run. we need another commercial partner on board. going is working toward that objective with nasa and i think we are going to have success there in the next year. why we are doing private/publicl partnerships. if the government is providing the demand for spaceflight and supplying the is supplies, we will be limited by budgets. they are whimsical based on the desires of

were you putting up flyers? >> oh, we had -- >> oh, flyers. >> we had flyers. we stopped at restaurants around germantown. >> reporter: cari, heather's friend and dance instructor, who also happened to be a cop, organized a search party. >> and we had our backpacks on. and we had good walking shoes. and we had snacks and towels and water. >> reporter: around lakes, parks, and railroad tracks, cari and the other women searched methodically not knowing what they might find. >> and i told all the girls, "y'all be prepared because we might find her, okay?" >> your foot hits something hard and you think, "oh, my god, is it her?" but it's a branch. you never know with each step. >> reporter: to put together the puzzle of what happened to heather and what she meant by that disturbing good-bye email, detective kemp wanted to know more about heather. starting with her relationship with chris. >> i wanted to know more about their marriage and what's been going on between them the past year. >> reporter: he knew the major event in their marriage in the past year was heath

it had to be by a british flyer. that would establish the hierarchy, better than the german air force because we shot down the red baron, one of our pilots did. this was a propaganda piece in my opinion. anyway, like a lot of these other guys like william lambert, mick manic and others, he grew up in a small town in canada. he was into sports. many of the ais were athletically inclined. parents were moderately successful merchants. the town in which he grew up, carlton place, was known for lumber and -- a foundry. there was pot belly stoves produced there. his parents had something to do with that. they were moderately successful, which enabled him to pay for the wright school of flying in 1915 in dayton, which is where he learned to fly. he didn't have a very good time there. it was tough to get his wings because the planes kept falling apart, because they were so fragile. he had to have just the right flying conditions. he was there an inordinately long time. he joined the rnas and trained in the uk and showed earl

with fewer flyers, major airlines are making sweeping cuts to their schedules. >> making decisions on a rolling 60 day basis so that as we see demand start to pick up as people begin to return to air travel, we want to make sure we can enhance the schedule to meet that demand. >> also in fomenting additional safety measures to protect employees and passengers from contracting covid-19 while on board, including socially distancing, sanitation and airlines, requiring passengers and crew to where mass. >> having them require that a mass be worn as a good first step, incomplete because it needs to be mandatory across the board. if we get the fa to do his job and mandate compliance with cdc guidelines, it would be much more effective. >> airports are working to keep flyers safe, at orlando, check- in kiosks are 6 feet apart, plexiglass shields have been installed to protect workers. >> the checkpoints you will have more lines. >> cleaning has increased. pittsburgh international airport is the first the country to deploy autonomous cleaning robots with ultraviolet light technology. >>> stev

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to s

bob and doug are veteran space flyers, so that adaptation will happen very quickly. i know they're enjoying being in lower earth orbit and looking forward to the work ahead. but at this point reflecting on this incredible experience and the incredible 24 hours. the team nasa and space ex. their family and friends that really helped them get up there. >> i know we were talking about what is next with the program. anything to add on that? >> obviously, you know, we've had a big agenda to commercialize lower earth orbit. that's under way. we're launching american astronauts commercially. we need spacex to get customers that are not nasa. we've seen evidence of that, which is a positive thing for the agency because it will drive down our cost in the long run. we need to get another commercial partner on board. boeing is working towards that objective with nasa, and i think that we're going to have success there within the next year. we think about really why are we doing these commercial public-private partnerships? we're doing it because we're changing the business mode

abroad now some egyptians are accusing the government of putting their lives at risk by building a flyer too close to their apartment block near the capital cairo the transport minister says residents who want to move will be compensated but many egyptians say the project is yet another example of the government's corruption victoria gave me reports indy's on the outskirts of egypt's capital cairo a new flyer is being built it's one of the many large projects by president abdel fattah el-sisi to fix the country's finances and win the trust of the people but this is the reality for egyptians living in apartments close by the fly is centimeters from their homes and in some cases their balconies look straight out onto the road. the whole people hope this fire is dangerous now the sunlight but after the completed my flat will turn into something the resembles a grave or warehouse the 1st 2nd and 3rd floors will never ever receive some light again. the road's been planned for several years and once completed will link is northern and southern district it's estimated that 750000 cars a day wil

how the white house is responding to the media frenzy of the philadelphia flyers from the party to a young fan battling cancer on his birthday. >> the day he says he will never forget. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> a very good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday morning. rob: michael flynn's attorney filing an emergency appeal to boot judge emmet sullivan from the case. >> reporter: it comes as declassified email from susan rice suggests the obama administration purposely withheld information from flynn. rob: reaction from donald trump this morning. >> reporter: a lot to unpack, a lot of this as declassified that into the release portion describes james comey suggesting to president obama he may think about withholding critical information to than incoming national security adviser michael flynn. rice writing some concerns speaking frequently with russian ambassador kislyak, comey said that could be an issue as relates to sharing sensitive information. president obama asks that the nsc should not pass information related to russia to flynn

look >>> arriving at washington flyer spell and plexiglass shield, fewer terminals, reminder to distance and stepped up cleaning, maintenance managing director said that kevin air is refreshed with a hepa filter . yes for meg yes for meg >>> plenty of sunshine right now as we look towards the city from treasure island. 61 degrees, that camera is jumping around , it's definitely been breezy, the onshore breezes keeping things breezy. and a degree below 70, we are going to drop down to basically where we dropped off this morning, upper 40s and low 50s, close to what is it normal for high to butchers on wednesday after stretch of cool unsettled weather, it will be within 2-3 degrees of what is normal for may. that means upper 60s around the bay , and the lower 70s and when piglets zoom around and show you what we can expect. it is still going to be cool with that onshore breeze , it's not going to be as strong as it was today. which is why san francisco will warm up. low 70s for the south bay, up to the mid-70s as you head further inland. mid-70s for east bay , and eastern contra costa coun

everything that has into cost cutting just like other airlines will it be enough to save these major flyers. the big question is what will happen in fall because so far there is still some governmental aid to the airlines to tens of billions of dollars in aid but that program will actually end september and the big question is what happens then delta itself has a better capital. for then we see it was some of the competitors and actually delta is saying that they hopefully will have cash burn rate by the end of the year right now they're burning about $50000000.00 every single day. all right yes quarter there for us in new york thank you very much. well the world needs facemasks and it can be surprising which businesses are answering the call here in germany a little known plastics machinery maker is among those shifting gears churning out material to make millions of masts every week. process engineer. always keeps an eye on the quality of these plastic granules his company makes machines that produce non woven fabrics these are used in face masks that filter out fire says and right now de

those flyers in the law are named and shamed in local newspapers and on the internet. not wearing a mask properly can lead to a prison sentence and a fine of up to 15000 euros this man broke the quarantine rules and was sent to jail for 6 weeks another singapore un left his home minutes before the end of a 14 day period of isolation and was handed a hefty fine. singapore's shutdown is hard to ignore. a 2nd wave of infection has resulted in the tight restrictions. but you know singapore law is so great i rather wear them given by choice. i don't know but i. think the penalty for the penalty is so they're not the fine is no. sardi's will begin to ease restrictions over the next few weeks. one sports item for us the pent up make has put old a track and field events on hold for the time being but 3 of the world's top pole vaulters have found a novel solution they held a virtual tournament jumping in their own back gardens former olympic champion they know of a need of france with the highest falter he outshot his rivals from sweden and the u.s. . like. all right you're wat

informed the residents in the workers about how infections are spread we use pictograms and put out flyers in different languages that explain hygienic measures that residents must follow physical distance in rules absent a kid on coughing and sneezing and why regular hand washing is important and there's disinfectant available we're supporting the residents as best we can as if you understood suitable. best location to madison's the places that summer's accommodation in but totes he and the other residents don't want to rely soley on the authorities they say they've already made 26000 face masks to distribute to other accommodations all over the varia and they plan to keep going until their situation improves. we have some sports now in the 2nd week of the bonus league is returned after they complete coronavirus lockdown has wrapped up all of that has were played of course before empty stadiums that because of pandemic for structure sunday's match ups featured title challenger leipzig up against a struggling mights. transfer rumors continue to swirl around like 6 sharpshooter team or van

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tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, woman is taken into custody and then released after posting racist flyers on anlandanlansan leandro homes. >>> winery getting ready to reopen. how kendall jackson is preparing to keep guests safe. >>> we're moving closer to professional sports returning in u.s. what will a game look like when games resume? >> see what you make of this. 12,000 fans in the stands for soccer game today in germany but not really fan fans, they're cardboard cutouts. season ticket holders paid about $20 to have their size pictures in the stadium which holds

after passenger complained of complaints of past airplanes, what one jetblue is saying about keeping flyers safe. and man's best friend, our four- legged companions are keeping us uplifted more than ever before. >> under class of 2020, we want to congratulate leah that she's regulating in fairfield, attending college in the fall. >> this is kareem sullivan. congratulations on your achievements. and share your graduate photos with us. e-mail us, include the student's name, and something about them. no professional photos, please. you might see them right here on tv. and the news you s eaming ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: breaking with his advisers: the president accuses the country's top infectious disease expert of playing all sides. what the president just said about dr. anthony fauci and why he says schools should reopen in the fall despite concerns from his own coronavirus task force. the urgent new warning about that mysterious illness killing children: with more cases reported nationwide, parents are on edge. >> this is truly disturbing. >> brennan: what we're learning to

and dramatic increases in frequent flyer miles. airlines are releasing the seats because they would rather have you use your miles than the seats go out empty. >> reports that new federal guidance states airlines are not required to give a refund if a passenger just doesn't feel safe to fly. i've seen lot of outrage about this on social media. why do you think airlines are being so stubborn on this? and do you see them eventually caving. >> the airlines are being stubborn because they are in crisis mode just to keep the lights on. they are losing crazy amounts of money per day even with the government bail out, they are in trouble if traffic doesn't turn around. i always tell people use your frequent flyer miles because most airlines have relaxed the rules to get your points back and you can change it at have. >> droplets spreading from one person to a person who sneeze or coughs st. i wonder, do you feel comfortable getting on a plane right now? >> well i just got my third antibody test. two have said, two are now saying that i ha

some of the profits from your high flyers into these value names because they're not going away they will continue to appreciate until and unless you get a second wave of the virus >> which high flier of yours would you do that in is there name you can pull from and say i should do that now >> sure. apple, i think is fabulous stock. it's been a source of funds for me earlier this year in january. i sold it at 315 you look at where it is today and it could be a source of funds for me i think the other question is where do you go with it? i'll throw one name out at you and you'll say you haven't ta talked about that in while how about cbs if we continue with this roping, sports will come back. cbs sports is the crown jewel of viacom cbs that's place you can put some money. >> josh brown, weigh in on the same idea and question >> i had been in it months before i held it through the entire thing. i know the textbooks say that but it's not how it works in the real world if i want to do that it's because i think the stock is going up. not necessarily because i think it's cheap a lot of stu

it had to be by a british flyer to establish the hierarchy. better than the german air force because we shot down the red baron. one of our pilots did. kind of a propaganda piece in my opinion. anyway -- so like a lot of these other guys, like william lambert he grew up in a very small town in canada. he was into sports. many were athletically inclined. successful merchant parents. the town he grew up, carlton place, known for lumber and, a foundry. potbelly stoves produced there. his parents had something to do with that. moderately successful to enable him to pay for the school in dayton where he learned to fly, and he didn't have a very good time there. tough to get his wings, because the planes kept falling apart by they were xso fragile. need just the right flying conditions. he was there an inordinately long amount of time. he trained in the uk. showed early signs of anxiety flying. already kind of, had this on the brain before anything really started to crank up with him. yeah. i just mention this, sorry, got to -- that's the -- write s

someone see as flyer, sends it to a staffer.now that staffer is trained to call hot line and give that person a safe place to take that call. >> what can people like me do? if you know somebody who is living in a bad situation, and you cannot have the same degree of contact with them, what's the way of figuring out whether they need help? >> there are many ways to do this. one of them is to direct them to resources or to be an ally yourself. and if you are a restaurant owner, a grocery store, or just someone who wants to be an ally and share this on social media go to being with us. amanda nguyen, a nobel prize nominee and she's the ceo and founder of rise. >>> while we have been excuse meed with wall to wall coronavirus news, president trump did something that threatens the foundations of our constitution. i'll explain that next. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent

beyond all your other accolades, i happen to know from your career that you have a ton of frequent flyer miles. am i right? >> you are right. >> because this guy goes all over the place, all over the world. so i'm going to you, given your knowledge as a journalist, but also as a flyer, because united told people, and again, we're not singling out one airline here, but they were going to leave middle seats empty, and people are flying. but take a look at this, again, from social media we got this photo. yes, some people are wearing their masks, but the middle seats turned out to be full, the whole area is full. what do you think about this part of life, where it's going to take both individual responsible, and also corporations and other entities that maybe need to better regulated to say what does it look like to social distance in a close cabin like that? >> this reflexes a fundamental misapprehension from the white house how to revive the economy. president trump is, for good reasons, troubled about the t e state of the economy. he thinks the way to deal with it is send everybody back

at charlotte's airport, a steady stream of flyers wednesday. doubled from a month ago, on average planes are departing with just 31 passengers. has people's sense of what crowded is changed? >> well, i think there's a lot of confusion. if you go back a month or so before masks were required for employees or our passengers, social distancing of necessary. >> reporter: frontier's ceo bear biffle is in florida encouraging people to get back to flying. his carrier is blocking 20 seats per flight as part of what he calls a multilarge approach to safety, that includes fogging of planes to kill the virus and requiring masks for all aboard. how do you make people wear a mask? >> so we make it very clear when you check in, whether it be on line or in person, that you must wear a facial covering of some type. and if you don't have it, we will deny you boarding. >> reporter: what happens if i refuse to wear the mask once i'm on the plane? >> we'll try to de-escalate it. we do require you to wear a mask. and what customers are telling us is they feel safer