everything is on time and oakland international airport. live in san francisco, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> lax dealing with its own major delays. today is super expected to be a super peaky day. 250,000 people are expected to land or the part and take a look at yesterday's traffic. cars into the airport and the spotty showers did not help help the backups. travelers are also adapting to new rideshare rules at the airport. plenty had to wait from subtle to the airport to pick up areas. >>> and sacramento international, check encounters were stacked. you can see the long lines around the terminal. the internet had been down since saturday night and a car crashed damaged a bundle of fiber optic cables in your pot here kiosks rendered useless. staff are forced to check in customers the old-fashioned way. >>> taking a live look at the oakland coliseum complex. the focus of a special session by the alameda county board of supervisors. the county is deciding whether to sell its share of the complex currently the only major tenant. the ownership wan

let's take a live look outside. >>4 zone forecast and here is san francisco international airport. ig reason for it. >>and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us usually the airport start slowing down as you get near that midnight hour i have a feeling it's going to be a different scenario tonight. yeah, not only heavy rain but gusty winds as well throughout san francisco international airport and let's take a look at the rain totals. >>very impressive, especially for those of you in the north bay, 3 to 4 inches from nevada to san anselmo but the winner has been throughout the big sur coastline specifically the ridge is there mining ridge more than 10 inches of rain within the last 48 hours and about a quarter of an inch of rain for downtown san francisco and san jose but oakland, 3 quarters of an inch of rain so far with more heading our way because i am tracking any or from her half an inch to even upwards of an inch and a half of rain for most of the bay. from now all the way through wednesday night for local hills and mountains we could see more than 2 inches of rain gusty win

live at cisco international airport, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> in sacramento, travelers could see residual problems after an internet outage caused huge issues over the weekend at the airport. this was the scene of the check- in counters with long lines snaking around the terminal. the internet went down saturday night when a car crash damaged a bundle of fiber-optic cables rendering the airport kiosks useless. staff or forced her to check in customers the old-fashioned way. >> it is frustrating. i have been here for an hour and have not gotten to check my bag. >> you cannot control the internet or the planes leaving. >> individual airlines use their own backup internet connections to take the pressure off. full service was restored around 7 p.m. >>> drivers around the u.s. having trouble to reach their holiday destination thanks to rough weather. heavy fog and icy roads that led to this massive pileup in virginia yesterday. 69 vehicles were involved in the crash and more than 50 people were hurt. no deaths have been reported. >>> investigators and contra costa county looking into a death

. >>> things are back to normal at the sacramento international airport. the internet outage wreaked havoc yesterday. this is the scene at the check- in counter long lines around the terminal. the internet had been down since saturday night. a car crash damaged a bundle of fiber-optic cables and airport kiosks were rendered useless. staff were forced to check in customers the old-fashioned way.>> it is frustrating. i have been here for an hour and i have not gotten the shipment yet. >> you cannot control the internet why get all huffy and puffy. we will be here anyways. select the internet connection was fully restored at around 7 last night. lax dealing with its own share of delays. today is expected to be a super peak day for the airport. nearly 250,000 people are expected to land or department take a look at yesterday's traffic. cars flooding into the airport. spotty showers do not the backups. travelers have to adapt to new rideshare rules for shuttles from the airport to pick up areas. >>> firefighters in san rafael working to determine what caused th

. >>> san francisco international airport. things running smoothly with delays running 15 mins or less. 47 cancellations today. airport is expecting that today's one of the busiest days with more than 90,000 people heading out for the holidays. no problems being reported in san jose or oakwood airport. >>> once again, part launching his annual safety program to make strains and station safer for last-minute holiday shoppers. that, martin oakland police would be teaming up to provide safety askers to the coliseum bart station. officers will be providing barred writers with escorts to their cars while increasing patrols around the coliseum. police will also be handing out fires with important safety news for bike riders doing these days before christmas. >>> the case of a man accused of stabbing a teenage girl at the bart station in oakland last year was in court this

so it is only fitting that we honor him in this way today at the san francisco international airport. his legacy will continue to live on through us. thank you. >> it is now my pleasure to introduce a former president of the board of supervisors. he worked with mayor lee on many issues. a warm welcome for california state assembly member, david chu. >> good morning, san francisco. this is a san francisco day. i was thinking of how to start my thoughts, and maybe i would start with the following which is i am going to be short because he was and i am. thank you all for being a part of the community of san francisco and so many of the community leaders who led to this day, to this wonderful naming dedication. of course we want to salute anita and your family for your family, your sacrifice, and your love. all of us have countless memories of the mayor, and i'm going to relay just a few quick ones. it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we wer

manila international airport has been shut and 200,000 residents were evacuated from coastal areas. and doing well on our website: lionel messi has won the ballon d'or for the world's outstanding male footballer of the year. it is a record sixth time for the barcelona player. the women's award was taken by team usa world cup winner megan rapinoe. that is her first title. more on our website, bbc.co.uk/news, and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the us threatens tariffs on brazil, france and argentina, pressuring asian stock markets as investors worry about yet more trade spats. will the longest commercial passenger flight become a reality? we speak to the boss of qantas. good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a tuesday. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. let's begin with trade spats, because over the last few hours, the us has proposed tariffs of up to 100% on certain french goods in retaliation for france's digital services tax. items which c

>>hi j r yes slick runways out there right now at san frcisco international airport and no surprise 49but all clear for those of you in oakland and san jose, no delays to report out there right now at this 8 o'clock hours storm track 4 working overtime tonight tracking this storm right now seeing dry conditions for the san francisco peninsula. but another band of showers just off the coast going to make its way inland with the heaviest rain right now impacting the southern part of the north bay ecifically mill valley out there right now in your beach to braun alsnoticing some pret heavy downpours those of you throughout the east bay righ along the east bay shoreline richmond and also hayward starting to notice some moderate to heavy downpours as this conquered as you make ur way inland with the now just over fairfield right wouldn't be surprised if there are an thunderstorms out there as well so please keep me posted bmi weather watchers out therright now dry onditions r those of you in the south bay and we' not done with the wet weather. this is gog to continue shortly before midnight

francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> right now things are getting back to normal that sacramento international airport after an internet power outage. this was the scene earlier today in sacramento. long lines snaking around the terminal. the internet was down since last night when a car crashed into the cables. kiosks were useless. that forced staff to check customers in manually. >> it is frustrating. i have been here for an hour and i haven't checked my bag yet. >> you can't control that so it is like why get huffy and puffy about it. we will be here anyway. >> after 24 hours the connection was finally restored. >>> a live look now at lax in los angeles. no shortage of holiday madness tonight. people were advised to arrive four hours early today. check out the traffic tonight. backups into the airport and the rainy weather didn't help. travelers are still adapting to new ride share rule, forcing them to be shuttled to pickup area. yesterday it took some drivers two hours to go two miles. some say today wasn't as bad. >> i got my uber so it is smooth. >> fantastic. it was busy but other than that it

. >> reporter: the passenger left from austin international airport on december 17th, but then proceeded to go to airports in chicago and virginia, meaning that other passengers in not one, not two, but three different airports were potentially exposed. this after separate cases at l.a.x. and denver international airports earlier this month. but health experts say austin is at greater risk because of low vaccination rates of children. >> austin, unfortunately, is one of the epicenters of the antivaccine movement in america. >> reporter: a startling study earlier this year estimates oneinfecte person could lead to an outbreak of more than 400 cases in austin with nearly 1,300 confirmed cases of the measles nationwide this year, more than three times the number last year, the highly contagious virus can linger in the air for hours. symptoms include cough, rash, fever, and sore eyes. tonight, doctors say it's another stark reminder to get vaccinated sam brock, nbc news, austin >>> tonight, with one full day ahead of us until christmas, the rush is on and for those with holiday shopping stil

katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile things are back to normal at sacramento international airport after a messy travel weekend there. a car crash contributed to more than 140 flight delays. aaa estimates more than 104 million holiday travelers will drive to their destinations and the day after christmas will bring the worst delays with commutes nearly two times longer than usual. overall a record number of more than 115 million americans are expected to travel this holiday season by car, train or plane. >> at least today bay area weather is cooperating with people's travel plans. skies are clear and the roadways are dry, but there is abut. meteorologist mary lee is here with the next storm on the way. >> we're in between storm systems for today. hopefully you're enjoying that sunshine because we are looking at some changes that are coming. here is a live look with our cam looking east and you can see the sunshine out there. we are going to see plenty of sun as we head through the rest of the afternoon. cool, below average temperatures running 5 degrees below average today. clouds are ba

at sarasota bradenton international airport when an employee took a sip from her coffee mug and got the jolt of a lifetime. this was no rental car drop-off a pickup truck had smashed through awal and just missed those employees. they had been working late because the last flight had been delayed. but luckily, passengers had cleared out just minutes before no bystanders were injured. >> there's usually a couple hundred people around the baggage belt when there's a flight in. could have been much, much worse >> reporter: police say the driver juan was driving recklessly then ran off the road crashing through a chain link fence and barrelling toward the terminal this shows the moment the truck ran through the baggage claim. >> crashed through the section of the airport. >> reporter: police say he was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries he had previously been arrested on dui and drug possession charges. no charges have been filed yet in this crash, authorities say. and they are investigating whether alcohol was involved gabe gutierrez, nbc news >> thank goodness no one was in that

traveling during the holiday season are urged to arrived at the airport at least 2 hours early for domestic flights, 3 hours for international. >>libby child arrive to the airport 3 hours early for her flight to we aren't supposed to leave until 6 something that we decided to come early just in the event we had some trouble workers here tell me that this is actually a manageable line and it was actually busy or the night before, but you certainly want to check your airline carrier before you head out the door. >>reporting from sfo gayle ong kron 4 news about is great coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a death investigation is underway in the south bay will have the latest and the reaction from neighbors coming up. >>plus an investigation reveals that pg e was not fully prepared before it started shutting off power in the bay area we'll take a look at the persistent problems that are plaguing the troubled utility. and also after the break the impeachment process is on hold for the holidays will have the >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the times for 14 happy holidays to everyone christmas right around the

oakland international airport has a quarter. at this hour, you can see a plume of moisture setting off the coast in san francisco. it is thank showers in and they are rolling basically from the peninsula over to the east bay. resuming here, you see yellow on there and we see the showers not quite as heavy as they were earlier tonight. they will continue to improve as we go throughout the night. also, visibility has improved. if you are having trouble in petaluma earlier, it was looking good. there is your monday at 7:00 am, there it is looking pretty good for the monday afternoon. lots of sunshine coming in for tomorrow. drying out and warming up. high of 56 in the coast, 57 in the bay, 62 inland. we will have more when they come back. >>> speaking of the rain causing delays and cancellations at services international airport. 205 flights have been delete and 16 canceled. the weather does not appear to be causing problems at the other two airports. oakland international and minetta san jose are not reporting delays or cancellati

bad weather is being blamed for briefly shutting down fort lauderdale international airport this morning meantime, here at laguardia, things are starting to pick up and experts say this is just the beginning. be prepared for crowded highways and airports because a record 150 million americans will be traveling this holiday season. >> across the country, travel nightmares before christmas. overnight, torrential rain and flash flooding slamming south florida completely shutting down fort lauderdale international airport. in virginia, ice and foggy conditions causing this 69 car pile up according to police temporarily closing a major interstate and sending 51 people to local hospitals some with serious injuries >> the fog was really dense. couldn't really see more than 30 feet in front of you. >> reporter: in washington state, flash flooding triggering this massive landslide halting and sacramento international airport crippled by internet outcampers cancelled flights and extensive delays leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. >> this is the worst experience ever in my entire life and

. >>> you're looking live now at the san francisco international airport where weather is causing flightcancellations. sfo tells us 507 flights have been delayed, and you can go to abc7news.com to find out why flight patterns shift when the weather changes. it's a great explanation and really interesting. we put it on our site. also you can track the rain with live doppler 7. download it for free and enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> new at 11:00, a scary uber ride for one san francisco couple. they say their driver refused to let them out at the san francisco airport. >> he's advising the uber driver won't let his family out of the vehicle. >> reporter: the man at the other end of that 911 call was brian wrestler. on december 8th he and his wife were returning from the bay area on a trip to disneyland. their original flight got diverted because of weather, so after the return flight to sfo alaska airlines ord them an uber but alaska airlines entered a generic oakland destination in the uber app instead of the airport which the driver didn't seem t

the country officials have urged residents to evacuate vulnerable coastal areas and minnows international airport has temporarily suspended operations. china has an unsanctioned against american n.g.o.s and is suspending visits to hong kong by u.s. naval ships and military aircraft they retaliate measures were announced after the united states passed legislation last week of backing pro-democracy protesters in the territory. the white house has announce that u.s. president donald trump will not take part in wednesday's public impeachment hearing though it hasn't ruled out participation in the future mr trump is facing allegations that he illegally sought help from ukraine to discredit today democratic challenger joe biden. of britain has paid tribute to the victims of friday's fatal stabbing attack on london bridge which was carried out by a convicted terrorist mourners gathered in cambridge mass ask your jones and jack merits attend the university prime minister blair's johnson opposition leader jeremy kolb and london city khan attended a vigil in the capital house. prime minister joseph muscat

>>at current delays that you see right here at san francisco international airport. i don't quite see any of the times right here at the moment, not at the moment there we go that is good news at the moment. well gail ong was at the airport all day long she talked with travelers and has more. >>so many flights were delayed in the morning for more than an hour more than a dozen flights were canceled due to weather and mechanical issues as people rush to get home for the holidays, san francisco resident season to grado made the most of the travel setback as she waited for her brother and niece to arrive from chicago, there were lots of delays and so some of it was very useful, i got to go to costco right near the airport. and then it looked like it was coming long enough so i part to come in the soggy windy weather sunday morning caused hundreds of delays at san francisco international airport philip kelly felt the storm hit flight the 2nd half was a little bit bumpy. i would but the 1st half was pretty smooth. there are there is there is weather going through the acros

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and ken wayne have the night off the holiday travel rush is winding down at san francisco international airport for the night. some 163,000 travelers were expected to make their way through the airport today and some of them like the woman you just heard from dealt with some delays yes it a little one with kid that wasn't fun craft was well bellow joins us live at sfo with more on how people are coping tonight. noel. >>well actually aside from her most folks were actually doing pretty good agreement, michelle, you know basically when it comes to flying on christmas eve. a lot of folks decide to go on the later ones because there's way less people here i walked through didn't did a little bit of a lap around the terminals here just a bit ago and honestly saw some nonexistent security lines and check this out i want to show you this video. i saw an entire board of on time flights look at that this was at terminal, one or southwest and delta are actually located, i know that was definitely a welcome sight for many passengers as some of them rushed to make that a christmas eve evening flight lots o

this past thursday at oakland international airport, erskine patton was a passenger on alaska airlines flight 335 to seattle. >> as i was boarding, i noticed that a woman. >> that passenger seated near a dog was having an asthma attack. airplane ops called for help. >> engine 27, needed for an asthma attack. patient on board alaska flight gate 14, terminal 1. >> i was just concerned for this woman. >> patton tweeted at alaska air, why are dogs allowed on board when allergy risk is possible? we don't know the status of this poor woman and many passengers will miss their connections. alaska air tweeting back. unfortunately, we simply cannot guarantee that animals will not be on board as many are service animals. alaska airlines writes if a passenger is allergic to pets, our policy is to move the pet and its owner to the back of the aircraft, which is what happened in this case. the woman was evaluated by medics and returned to the plane and her original seat. alaska airlines says the delay was caused by a small unrelated maintenance issue. >> but also annoyed with the delay. >> a spokesp

this is considered a super peak travel day at los angeles international airport.early a quarter million are flying out of l.a.x. today alone. nationwide more than 4,000 flights have been affected weather is a big factor for travelers in the west and in the southeast where flooding is slowing down a lot of holiday trips. more on that in just a moment, but first mola lenghi leads us off tonight with americans on the move. >> you're not going to make it, men. >> reporter: one-third of the country will be hitting the roads, the rails, or the friendly skies this holiday season, but for some, it's already been a rocky start. >> it was crazy. our uber picked us up, and he said the airport was closed. so just hearing that was really confusing. j we thought he was joking at first. >> reporter: nope, no joke. fort lauderdale-hollywood airport was closed for several hours this morning after seven inches of rainfall overnight, flooding roads and runways. ehe ripple effects have been felt all day. >> we had to do some detours, go around to get here. >> reporter: it was part of

were driven from their homes by the typhoon more than 500 flights were canceled at the no international airport was shut down operations authorities are now working on getting operations back to normal there. let's bring in now from the no ah good morning to you and you know now that the storm has moved on can you give us an idea of just how bad the situation is where your. as you can see the sun is. rising we are so this has a government official to go visit the affected communities and start doing a more detail damage assessment of you know that dental destruction on income very. now the other thing that's also happening because the weather has improved is those who were preemptively evacuated as the thinking that there are now being allowed to go home so while these 2 things are happening we'll be able to gather a better picture of really that down to the structures that i think that's just getting in the way is that there are lines and communication lines that are still down so coordination and all the data of those efforts and it'll take you know getting it that's getting in the brain but

let's take a look at some of the day's other news: manila international airport has been shut as typhoon makes landfall in the central philippines in the area of sorsogon. 200,000 residents were evacuated from coastal areas. some events at the southeast asian games, which opened on saturday, have been cancelled or rescheduled. let's speak to our correspondent howard johnson, who is in the province of batangas. we can see miserable conditions there. talk us through it. yes, this storm kammuri, this typhoon hit last night around iipm storm kammuri, this typhoon hit last night around 11pm on the eastern seaboard of the philippines. and now it is barrelling across the country, heading its way towards this province, batangas province, and also to the venues of the southeast asian games. we have seen serious disruption to flights, as you reported, we have also seen damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and as you have seen here, lots of rainy conditions, windy conditions, people coming to this shop behind us to buy last—minute supplies to hunker down for the day. it is expected to hit here around

. >> reporter: the passenger left from austin international airport on december 17th but then proceededn chicago and virginia, meaning that other passengers in not one, not two, but three different airports were potentially exposed. this after separate cases at lax and denver international airports earlier this month. but health experts say austin is at greater risk because of low vaccination rates of children. >> austin, unfortunately, is one of the epicenters of the anti-vaccine movement in america. >> reporter: a startling study earlier this year estimates one infected person could lead to an outbreak of more than 400 cases in austin. with nearly 1,300 confirmed cases of the measles nationwide this year, more than three times the number last year, the highly contiguous virus can linger in the air for hours. symptoms include cough, rash, fever and sore eyes. doctors say it's another stark reminder to get vaccinated sam brock, nbc news, austin. >>> justified ahead, . >>> just ahead, wrapped up in last-minute shopping we've got great aldes ahead. >>> people are celebrating even out in s

brought down trees and electrical lines and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuated manila's international airport was shut down with hundreds of flights canceled. all the teenage climate activists gratitude has arrived in lisbon on her way to the u.n. climate summit in madrid and she was attending climate protests in the united states you may remember and she made the entire transatlantic crossing by boat 2 refused to fly back to europe because the carbon footprint flying would create. the final moments of a nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal great its own bug look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i want everyone to do so i'm doing this to sort of send the message that it is. even possible. that it is impossible to live sustainable today and that means seeing these become much easier. said europe as the un's cup $25.00 climate summit is in full swing representatives and delegates from some $200.00 countries have go

is continuing to strengthen that brings with it damaging winds and torrential rain manila's international airport has also been temporarily closed international court of justice in the netherlands has held public hearings on an appeal that was made in connection to the blockade of qatar the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrain close that airspace to qatar is national airline qatar says airspace restrictions by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. violate international law those are the headlines about that more news in a half an hour next its inside story. prime minister joseph moscow to resign over the murder of a journalist who exposed government plans to corruption is this enough to stem public and with those responsible for death and the one i got to see is death face justice this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. supporters of malta prime minister called him the king praising him as a national hero but josef moscow's critics say he allowed corruption to run rife now he's been forced to resign over the murder of an investigative journalist 2 years ago a car bomb killed.

brought down trees and electrical posts and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate manila's international airport shut down hundreds of flights canceled. teenage climate activists got to turn back as arrived back in europe after crossing the atlantic by boat the catamaran the carrying had docked in the portuguese capital lisbon she'd been attending climate protest in the united states but refused to fly back to europe because of the carbon emissions involved from lisbon she had to the u.n. climate summit in the trade on friday is what she said just a short while ago. with us. as the other climate activists we will not stop we will continue. to do to do whatever we can thank. the team you travel around and to to put pressure on people in power and to make sure that they put their prioritize that they prioritize this highest and. and then we will eventually we will be going to cover $25.00 in madrid. and we will. continue the fight there to make sure that within those walls. the voices of the people are being heard and the voices of the future generations of being heard and that the voices from the

: surveillance video shows the million dollar aircraft pulling a u-turn at fresno yosemite international airport before crashing into a fence and building. police say the 17-year-old girl managed to start one engine and get the plane moving despite not even knowing how to drive a car. >> the aircraft never became airborne, and there was no fire. >> reporter: but the crash did cause substantial damage to the plane and maintenance building. >> the aircraft began to move and pivot and crashed into a building and a fence on airport property. >> reporter: authorities say the teen found by police sitting in the pilot's seat and wearing the pilot's headset seemed disoriented and had resisted arrest. >> the fresno international airport is currently working with the faa, the fbi and other authorities to investigate this incident. >> reporter: a motive is unclear but terrorism is not suspected. authorities say the plane never took off and no commercial flights were ever in danger. the big question now is how did she know how to start the plane? experts say she has to have some understandings of how planes

and denver international airport. that happened on december 11. >>> bad weather is preventing airline passengers from reaching their holiday destinations. in chicago officials issued a ground stop for all inbound flights at o'hare and midway. airport yesterday do to freezing fog advisory. and if you are hitting the roads after the holiday brace yourself. aaa predicts drivers will see the heaviest traffic tomorrow. the rain hitting the bay area today could add to the headaches as the storm pushes east. >>> 6:12 and some volunteers in livermore are hoping they can spread you on this holiday with their annual like this by. deacon dave's christmas display has been a staple in the neighborhood for the last 37 years. this year the show features over 600,000 lights and is considered the largest like display in the bay area. it even has a section dubbed proposal bridge. >> we have had 72 wedding proposals over the years on that bridge. and we have one as recently as four nights ago. which brought the total to 72. there was sup

has been affected because of those wind conditions i've been monitoring the san francisco international airport severe turbulence warning because of the weather and the windy conditions for some airports in northern california has as for places along the cup, most we are picking up before and you can even see the mountain out of there in pacifica. south bay also seeing some fog. this is our camera overlooking the lick observatory can't even see the building out there in the distance as for satellite and radar right now they're in the south bay, looking mostly dry i for us in the mean time but later on that's going to change of course out in the east bay here looking over all drive. and some parts of the north bay but i am tracking that second storm system that will be me moving through later in the morning and this afternoon. so just like the system we saw yesterday the second system. that's moving through will head the north bay first and as you can see here around 10 30 in the morning. we do see the orange cells there moderate to heavy rain. i mean still see those cells even there and sell th

tens of thousands of people were evacuated in north eastern regions of the country manila international airport will be closed for most of tuesday as a safety precaution or warnings of severe flooding in 3 provinces jimmy telling dogon is in a buy in the philippines. we are here in by where the more he has made landfall it is hard to assess whether we are already bearing the brunt or the worst has yet to come for the people of the beagle region we were in the room trying to rest outside sounded exactly like this like a war zone and somehow inside everything was still holding up until it didn't water started to go and we had to evacuate our rooms and stay here we are at the back part of the hotel a safer place and earlier today. we saw how the military rushed to evacuate as many people as possible to safety. it's going to take a few hours according to weather experts before the situation die down but we're already seeing water flooding everywhere. government officials have been warning of landslides and storm surges thousands of already been evacuated. at this point we have no choice but to stay

the people lot aborting the flight just before leaving miami international airport. the long-time mechanic tebling investigators he did it to get overtime pay for fixing the plane. >>> there's also major news overseas tonight, a deadly shooting in moscow near the heavily fortified headquarters of russia's secret police. cell phone video capturing the sound and the shots. people running through the streets there. some people believed to be injured and the gunman has been neutralized. abc's ian pannell in moscow with late reporting tonight. [ gunshots. ] >> reporter: tonight, an attack in the heart of russia's state security. a lone gunman opening fire just before 6:00, outside the headquarters of the feared fsb, russia's successor to the k fw b. eyewitnesses capturing the terror as shots rang out in the streets around the fsb's notorious lubyanka building. panicked crowds fleeing. we've seen dozens of police now converge on the intelligence headquarters as they try and take down this armed assailant. the police say they've got it under control. it's still a very activ

not far away a busy main road that runs parallel to the runway of delhi's international airport it's the perfect spot in the evening to watch planes land. even though air travel puts a lot of climate warming carbon dioxide into the atmosphere the age old dream of flying remains a desire for the poor migrant workers here. it's my dream to someday take a plane and fly to my village in bihar but that's only if i manage to scrape together enough money for a take it. back on the flight to nowhere 6 person just simulate an evacuation to finish the experience. rarely has an emergency situation seems like so much fun. now ahead of elections in thailand in march this year a rap song just enough with its fiery lyrics the song accuse the van military government of being a dictatorship and encouraged people to think more critically of what was happening in thailand the song was written by a collective calling themselves rap against dictatorship downhearted caught up with them in bangkok here's an excerpt from his interview with a group. me or in english what my country has criticised the militar

the unidentified person went to restaurants, a target store and the international airport between december4th and 17th. for a full list of locations, check out the story at cnn.com/health. this is coming after three people with the virus traveled through los angeles international airport december 11th. measles was declared eliminated in the u.s. two decades ago. but there has been a recent upsurge as vaccination rates have declined. >>> good news for migraine sufferers. there's a new drug for the dree treatment of migraines in the u.s. the drug will be old under the name ubrelvy. those that were sensitive to the initial experiences. >>> a surf ur ser survivors a s attack near santa rosa, california. a helicopter shows the rescue after a surfer was bit on the leg this weekend. he was saved by the quick thinking of his friend, who put a tourniquet to prevent other blood laoss. it was the best outcome for a terrifying situation. >>> that's not what the owners of a fireworks stand had in mind for the holidays. the stand in williamson county, texas, caught fire on monday, igniting the fireworks

ktvu's martines has more >> reporter: is not in office, is at the center cisco international airport making the best of it. >> i'm been sitting here about only 30 minutes. i was at the international airport until i get an email from them saying they were canceled my flight. >> reporter: he doesn't know why his flight was canceled but he needs to go to las vegas. >> we can give you a refund. that's not gonna work. >> reporter: he found another flight on united but it doesn't leave until after 730, sunday night. >> you can check your bags earlier than four hours i can't even go like inside the security , where there are restaurants. so i got a few hours. >> reporter: bad weather across the country is out of the cell some of the delays. the words air traffic control, meant that bad weather in san francisco was a cause on the ground. >> the change it when i got here. >> reporter: britney had to pay $200 for a hotel last night. >> we were supposed to be delayed 18 hours. we were in phoenix for seven hours i think yesterday. and then they rerouted us and now we are not leaving until 130. >

i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. the idea for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve passenger's jitter. when we first launched the program back in 2013, our main goal was to destress our passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.

brought down trees and electrical posts and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate and ill is international airport was shut down with hundreds fucks can't. thing is climate activists credit has arrived in the portuguese capital lisbon headed for the un climate summit in the dritte she had been attending climate protests in the united states and made the entire transatlantic crossing by boat had refused to fly back to europe because of the carbon emissions involved. the final moments of the nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal grettir turn bugg look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i want everyone to do so i'm doing this to sort out some of the messages because it is. easy. thank god it is impossible to live sustainable today and they're saying these become much easier to invoke arrives in europe as the un's cup 25 climate summit is in full swing representatives and delegates from some 200 countries have gathered in ma

175 kilometers per hour the typhoon has knocked out power in several provinces and there was international airport is due to suspend operations in the coming hours and over $200000.00 people have already fled to safety. with the wind and rain getting stronger coastal residents ran for shelter and batten down the hatches. as typhoon approached anything that could be blown away needed to be stowed away. with the help of the military these families packed up and fled not knowing what if anything they may return to. tens of thousands of people on the island of luzon have been evacuated to makeshift shelters like this. volunteers and police prepared aid packages for those displaced by the storm come already is on course to cause problems for the $29000.00 southeast asian games which the philippines is now hosting but organizers say they're ready for whatever comes. some people. there. but for many coastal residents the only solution is to get to shelter wait out the storm and hope for the best. now to some of the stories making news around the world. and you. killed at least 5 people 3 of the victims w

three infected people travel through two terminals at los angeles international airport last week.olorado three children are hospitalized after traveling through denver international airport last week. measles is highly contagious especially to people who are not vaccinated. chef that andrew has a new challenge amid reports of a party switch. bridget harrison is a political science professor at montclair state university, only has one staffer left after 7 people resigned, that he would rip him -- become a republican. donald trump showing support for the representative overnight tweeting it was attributed me was able to win his heavily republican district as a democrat, people like that are not easily replaceable. democrats impeachment inquiry does not seem to be swaying voters. a new poll shows the president is leading his top democratic rivals in his bid for a second term. a national survey shows donald trump beating former vice president joe biden by 3 percentage points and senator bernie sanders by 5 and things aren't looking so good for democrats, paul shows a bump in undecided

knows international airport has suspended its operations and organizers of the southeast asia games have had to cancel that's. a preview now on some of the other stories making the news this hour in chile dozens of students have staged protests at subway stations around the capital santiago they jump turnstiles help commuters avoid paying for tickets anger over a fare hike triggered the still ongoing mass demonstrations in chile with protesters highly highlighting that country's widespread and you call us. authorities in mexico are hunting down cartel gunmen behind an attack which left $22.00 people dead the attack occurred in the own close of the u.s. border dozens of gunmen sprayed houses in the city all with bullets government workers and police officers were among the dead. the climate activist aggressive tune berg is set to arrive back in europe after crossing the atlantic by boat the catamaran carrying hers preparing to dock in the portuguese capital lisbon the 16 year old has spent a number of weeks attending climate protests in the u.s. she refuses to fly because of the carbon em