. >> jetblue 943, use caution on arrival. the one ahead of you reported a drone at floyd bennett field. >> yeah, we're watching out for it. >> durner of nyc.com weighed in. he said a drone flying within 100 feet of a plane can easily get sucked into an engine or worse. >> these drones are made with aircraft aluminum, similar to the aircraft it is about to strike. going into an engine can destroy an engine or going into the cockpit window can injure or kill a pilot. >> scares like this happen more often than you think. the faa reports 25 drone incidents each month. in the case of delta flight 407, the plane landed safely. they are now investigating the incident. >> the faa puts limits on drones where they can fly and operate. they are not supposed to go above 400 feet and not within five miles of a commercial airport. we just heard back and they are still investigating this incident and looking for the person operating this drone. christie? >> nick valencia we appreciate it. thank you. >> you bet. >>> a potentially crucial clu

melissa: jim, you have two of my favorites, disney, exxon and jetblue. disney is so beaten down and paid what turned out to be a bargain for the "star wars" franchise, that is absolutely exploding the revenue there. and exxono beaten down, they're never going to go away. i love your choices. >> when asked, too beaten down

>> reporter: part of jetblue's soar with reading initiative. >> like getting a candy bar. >> yes. >>tead you're getting a book. how do you pay for it? >> you don't pay for it. >> reporter: you don't pay for it? it's free? >> yes. >> reporter: the vending machines arrived here in july. three machines at three different locations in anacostia. washington redskins quarterback robert griffin iii there to help see the community into this new chapter. >> nice pictures. >> reporter: literacy experts say owning the books can inspire children to read more. >> gives her a chance to start having her own collection of books. >> she's got quite the little library going. >> my goodness, the dog is eating the food. >> reporter: at this local church. >> we're reading books in the vending machine so now they can take that book home and they can keep reading it over and over and over again. it's just wonderful. >> reporter: while the vending machines are temporary, jetblue hopes their experiment will inspire local businesses to start selling more kids books. >> i know we're making an impact here in th

first a jetblue fight telling air control that a drone popped up just below its nose. then a delta fight reporting an unmanned flight right below its wing. nick valencia following this story for us. >> these incidents, close calls between drones and commercial airliners may happen a lot more often than many people think. we just reached out to the faa and they tell us last year there was an average of 25 per month. this year that number up to 60. two incidents in one day at the same airport. cnn has learned of a second close call between a drone and a commercial airline. in the skies above new york city. around 2:30 friday afternoon, jetblue flight 1834 reports seeing an unmanned aircraft on approach to jfk. less than three hours later, a second encounter with a drone, this time by a separate airliner. delta flight 407 prepares to land at jfk airport, with 154 people onboard when the pilot spots a drone on the southwest side of the plane, just about 100 feet below. the pilot immediately contacts air traffic control. >> did you get the color or type? >> no i was not clo

>> and then we all just erupted. >> flight 292 jetblue has landed at l.a.x. safely. >> meanwhile barbara is a wreck. >> i wasn't able to get to a television, so the first thing i did was dial dave's phone number. i dialed it a few times. that was the worst ten minutes of the my life because i had no idea what was going on. >> at last barbara's call goes through just as the plane grinds to a stop. >> he picks up the phone and i hear in the background, "yay!" [ applause ] and i just thought, are you on that plane? and he says "yes, i'm on the plane. i'll tell you all about it, but i can't talk now." >> the nightmare flight is over. >> yeah, good job! good job! thank you! as i was exiting the plane, i actually got a wonderful shot of the landing gear completely shaved in half. >> when barbara arrives home that evening, dave shows her the message he taped. >> i love you, and everything is going to be groovy. >> i felt really special, and i understood that he loved me, so i was very thankful to have him sitting there next to me on the couch. >>> whoa! >> two years

right now jetblue is directing all questions to police. at this point, it's unclear how either of the women got the plane. york. >>> the nypd hopes to catch three men wanted in a violent home invasion in brooklyn. you can see as soon as somebody walks out the door, the three suspects make their way in. it happened on sutter avenue near union street in late july. the suspects pushed their way into a family's apartment and then tied up a 13-year-old girl and her parents with duct tape and threatened them with a gun. >> it's just sad. it's just really, really sad. i feel sorry for the family that it happened to. >> reporter: the suspects made off with $3.500 in cash, jewelry and electronics. the 34-year-old father was taken to the hospital. >>> the man who shot and killed 12 people inside a colorado movie theatre officially begins his life prison sentence. james holmes seemed unfazed as a judge formally sentenced him to life in prison without parole today. the judge called holmes an angry quitter who gave up on life. 11 of 12 jurors wanted to

. >>> a wild scene inside a jetblue airplane when two passengers got into an argument. one was slashed. the violence erupted after the plane landed at jfk airport. cbs 2's steve langford joins us live from the airport with more on what happened. steve. >> reporter: jetblue flight 960 from kingston, jamaica, land here at jfk at 8:30 a.m. as the plane is taxiing toward the terminal. two women get into a fight. the 61-year-old pulled out a small blade and slashed her seat mate. the 53 brings out pepper spray. both women are under arrest. 7 people were treated for breathing difficulties. the tsa does not handle security outside this country. jetblue says the jamaicans are responsible for checking for weapons at kingston airport. the identities of the two suspects 61-year-old jean valentine of brooklyn and 52- year-old mary kennedy of linden, new jersey. steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> as a vote on the nuclear deal with iran approaches, demonstrators are stepping up the pressure on congress. from both sides. on one side holocaust survivors and local lawmakers rallying agains

this one involving a jetblue flight who spotted an unmanned aircraft. this happening hours before a delta flight had its close call. >> a mile back, there was a drone flying just under the southwest side of this abandoned airport here. >> what altitude would you say that was? >> probably about 100 feet below us, just off our right wing. >> delta 407 prepares to land at jfk airport with 154 people on board. the jet, just 1700 feet above the ground when the pilot spots a drone on the southwest side of the plane just about 100 feet below. >> did you, by any chance, get the color or type? he warned other pilots of the possible danger flying around them. >> caution, the one ahead of you reported the drone at the floyd bennett field over there. you might see that. >> we are probably considerably higher than he was. we are watching out for it. >> phil derner weighed in. he said, without a doubt, this was a close call. he explains a drone flying within 100 feet of a plane can easily get sucked intoen an enge or worse. >> these drones are made with aircraft alum

in the cases of delta flight 407 and jetblue flight 1834 both the planes landed safely. the faa tells cnn it's investigating both incidents. it's unclear if the same drone was involved in both incidents. the faa tells cnn that they are looking for whoever operated one or both of the drones. poppy? >> nick thank you very much for that. let's talk more about this with someone who flies commercial planes for a living. cnn aviation analyst, les onland is with me. granted these are small and probably recreational not someone with nefarious intentions we don't know but what can a drone of this size do to a 777 plane, for example? >> good evening, poppy. anything is possible. this is a small device so mass times velocity could make it absolutely worse. it could dent the least amount of damage or go into an engine and possibly cause severe damage where it would have to be shut down. the airplane we're trained to deal with an engine shutdown but it could go into cockpit windows. i mean there's various vulnerable places that this particular device could cause, could cause a little

in the cases of delta flight 407 and jetblue flight 1834 both the planes landed safely.estigating both incidents. >> it's unclear if the same drone was involved in both incidents. the faa tells cnn that they are looking for whoever operated one or both of the drones. poppy? >> nick thank you very much for that. back with me aviation attorney daniel rose also a pilot himself. and you have some unique perspective here. you fly for pleasure not commercial planes but you actually had a close encounter with a drone right around chicago? >> right. i was, it was last weekend, i was coming back from oshkosh -- >> wisconsin. >> yeah wisconsin. which is the actual fly-in. and i was coming back right by the chicago skyline, right along the shore of lake michigan at a low altitude underneath all the planes that are coming into o'hare and midway and the plane ahead of me reported a drone 100 feet away from his plane. and i was probably you know, a mile behind that plane. and as i came into the same air space that he had reported the drone, i looked down and i saw the drone kind of fl

pilots from delta, jetblue and shuttle america report drops. faa rules do not allow drones within 5 miles within an airport. there's concerns in addition to people flying drones as a hobby terrorist could attack airplanes. >>> 4:15 is the time. let's look at the traffic this morning. >> good mornings, we're off to a good start, there's no major problems reported. in the east bay, we'll look at the east bay commute. traffic is moving well, as you drive on west bound highway 4. we're looking at a commute nearby, highway 24, that looks good, no major problems on the way to the tunnel. if you're driving to the san mateo bridge there's a nice looking commute. at the bay bridge toll plaza it's light coming into san francisco. these won't stay this way too long, you will have a little bit of time. let's go to steve. >>> good morning sal. how are you on tuesday. >> all right. you? >> never better. we have a change today, there will be an increase in clouds from a robust tropical jet stream. water temps 65 at the monterey buoy, the coastal locations are

first a jetblue fight telling air control that a drone popped up just below its nose.g an unmanned flight right below its wing. nick valencia

a jetblue pilot radioed the tower friday afternoon saying a drone flew just under the plane's nose at 800 feet as the plane was on its final approach. three hours later a delta pilot reported seeing a drone off his right wing while coming in for a landing. both planes landed safely. that's a look at your top stories on this sunday morning. >>> here is a story that has safety concerns verses your backyard. peninsula homeowners are told they may have to chop down trees and rip up landscaping. >> pg&e are trying to clear pushes, shrubs, trees away from natural gas pipelines. it is part of an agreement after the pipeline explosion of 2010. the number of trees chopped could reach 1300. it's not just trees. in letters sent to homeowners land scaping like backyard pools could be ripped out too. >> it's how you do it. it's not necessarily that can do it. they could do it. they have right aways but in some cities or towns would you want to remove 500 trees? i don't think the community would put up with that. >> in a statement pg&e said we are working to keep the pipes safe and having access fo

. >> jetblue is facing some security questions following a fight between two passengers aboard a plane that just landed at jfk. police say 61-year-old jennifer balentien of brooklyn slashed two passengers with an eyebrow razor, one of the passengers then pepper sprayed balentien. according to investigators, the flight began when balentien climbed over the passenger with the, after their flight landed from jamaica. police arrested both women. it's not clear how they managed to see the razor and pepper spray through security. >>> and a brawling superhero, the nypd is creating a new unit to patrolling the area. police hope to double the number of officers assigned from 50 to 100, partly because of the complaints about body painted women who take pictures sith tourists for tips, and a recent right involving a man in a spider-man costume. >>> today's big gains in wall street are reverberating overseas, the asian markets have all opened higher, cling the shanghai composite. earlier today reports that china is taking steps to -- helped propel the u.s. markets for the best day in four yours. t

first from delta, then jetblue. >> a mile back there was a drone flying just under southwest side of what altitude would you say that was? >> i would say probably about a hundred feet below us just off to the right. >> we we were on the final 3-1 right. about 800, 900 feet was our altitude. there was a drone. >> can you give me what direction? >> it was one of those four-bladed drones but color or direction, i'm not sure ma'am. it just popped right underneath our nose. >> roger. and that was when you were about a mile final, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> senator schumer has an answer. >> there is an elegant solution which is called geofencing. you can build into the software of a drone at nominal costs a program that doesn't let them fly in certain places within two miles of an airport, above 500 feet over the pentagon or the empire state building. it's cheap. it doesn't interfere with hobbyists for those who want or need drones and will help sole have the problem. >> brianna, the faa says in general, across the country it gets about two reports per day from pilots saying they have spotte

pilots were from jetblue and delta, making no evasive maneuvers. they warn a larger drone could be ever bit as devastating as the bird strikes that brought down the plane in the hudson river. the captain who set that plane down saving the passengers spoke to face the nation sunday about how cheap affordable technology in the wrong hands is becoming a real menace. >> allows people to do stupid, wreckless dangerous things with abandon. the aviation and legal authorities have raised the penalties for doing these things, unfortunately, the essential element that's still missing is the certainty of prosecution because it's been difficult to catch them in the act. >> yes, hard to find these folks the faa and the port authority police are doing what they can do pinpoint the folks who were flying those drones close to the airport. keep in mind it is already illegal to operate any kind of aircraft without two-way communication near an airport. but some people are suggesting we up the penalties for drone use near the airport, possible deterrent before a disa

happening this morning on a jetblue flight coming from jamaica. authorities say the fight started when one woman tried to climb over the other. one woman used a razer, the other, pepper spray. several of the passengers had to be treated for problems breathing, both women were arrested. >>> and good news for buster posey and the giants. coming up next. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. . >>> good evening, 49ers linebacker brooks sent back home for the practice in denver against the broncos, after he was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery by the santa clara d.a.'s office. two charges stem from an incident at mcdonald's former residence in 2014, according to the d.a.'s office. mcdonald could face eight years in prison if convicted, brooks a maximum of six months. >>> well, there is no better substitute for g

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. >> working for jetblue, for any kind of commercial pilot, anything like that, is not for me. i don't see it. >> reporter: never even considered it? >> no. >> reporter: decades ago, the commercial airline industry was heavily dependent on the military for the pilots. they were graduating 45,000 pilots a year. but now with fewer wars and better technology, the u.s. military is graduating 5,000 a year. >> if you've got that guy in sight, engage with 30 millimeter. >> reporter: the military is carrying out flight missions drones. what's this mean for us, the travelers who, after watching this report, will now be rushing to flight academy. airlines will go for larger flights. >> now you might have two business or commuter jets. >> if i blindfolded you and took you to laguardia airport, you must think i must be in some third world country. >> reporter: remember that laguardia announcement last month with biden and cuomo? moving the terminal to the parkway to make more space for larger planes? beginning to make more sense, doesn't it. arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you. let

. >>> in our news, two jetblue passengers are in custody over a fight on a flight from kingston, jamaica. the violence erupted after the airport. police say a female passenger used a small blade to slash another woman, who then pulled out pepper spray. six other passengers were treated for breathing problems. police have charged 61-year- old jean valentine with assault and possession of a weapon. 52-year-old mary cannady is charged with possession of tear gas. >>> new at 6:00, the nypd has created a new task force to patrol times square and that's just the beginning of the city's efforts to stop the spread of aggressive panhandling, costumed characters and other quality of life issues. here's cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer. >> reporter: the costumed characters and bare chested paints women are about to get some company in times square a lot of company. the nypd is establishing a new task force of 100 cops to patrol the bowtie area of times square and focus on quality of life issues. it's just part of mayor de blasio's determination to get a handle on a situation his administratio

. >> jetblue 958, use caution for this arrival. the one that's ahead of you reported a join at the floyd bennett field over there. so you might see that. >> reporter: the concern, a drone could cause a serious threat to an inbound plane, potentially strike the windshield or getting sucked into the engine. >> the thing we're most concerned about is avoiding conflicts with other aircraft particularly in congested airspace such as we see around new york. >> the faa said today this is becoming a very serious problem, with several reports of close calls with drones every day. hobbyists who fly drones are required to stay at least five miles away from airports and below 400 feet. whoever was flying this drone could face stiff fines for endangering an aircraft and the people on board. it's a federal crime. lester? >> tom costello tonight, thank you. >>> there is late word from boeing. they're sending a team overseas to help analyze that plane wreckage that washed up on a remote beach that could solve one of the world's great mysteries. it

. >>> a fight between passengers on a jetblue plane is raising security questions. it landed at kennedy airport from jamaica when the fight broke out. 61-year-old from brooklyn slashed two other passengers with an eyebrow razor. one of the passengers pepper sprayed her. it's not clear how the razor or the pepper spray made it through security. >>> one travel website is offering ashley madison customers a chance to repair the damage done with their spouses. cheap air.com is offering hacked customers a discount. all you have to do is e-mail the site. if your e-mail address matches a hacked account from the ashley madison websites, you can get that $50 discount certificate. a lot of folks are saying it's going to take more than that to repair that damage. >> how did you get the discount? long story. >>> 4:50 now. parents are scared kids engage in risky behavior at college. it usually starts closer to home. they first try alcohol, drugs and alcohol during the summer months, not during the school year. that's according to a report from the federal government. the first u

earlier in the day a pilot of a jetblue flight also reported a drone. more needs to be done to keep drones away from planes, says senator chuck schumer. >> there's an elegant solution could geo-fencing, and what it does is build into a drone's software the inability to fly in certain places; within two miles of an airport, above 500 feet, near sensitive areas. >> now, drones are not supposed to fly within five miles of an airport without notifying the control tower. >> more than six months since a world war ii mural was defaced in brooklyn, and today the artwork of the warsaw uprising was reborn in green point. the mural commemorating the 70th anniversary of the warsaw uprising had been sprayed over with white lettering three months after it debuted. the the artist was able to restore it and made some additions to it including names, quotes, even a poem. >> to know that my father's face and the face of all these heroes will be up here forever is incredibly special and moving for me. >> at least one of the suspects who vandalized the mural was eventually

. >> reporter: part of jetblue's soar with reading initiative.ou pay for it. >> you don't pay for it. >> reporter: it's free. >> yes. >> reporter: the book vending machines arrived here in july. three machines at three different locations in anacostia. washington redskins quarterback robert griffin iii there to help see the community into this new chapter. >> nice pictures. >> reporter: so why is the vending machine any better than the library. >> because with the library you have to bring it back. >> reporter: here you get to keep the book. >> yes. >> reporter: literacy experts say owning the books can inspire children to read more. >> gives her a chance to start having her own collection of books. >> reporter: she's got quite a library going. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: at this local church -- >> reading books that are in the vending machine so now they can take that book home and they can keep reading it over and over again. it's just wonderful. >> reporter: while the vending machines are temporary, jetblue hopes their experiment will ins

"cbs this morning" has also confirmed a jetblue pilot saw a drone friday afternoon. none of these flights had to take evasive maneuvers. all landed safely. the faa and the port authority of new york/new jersey are investigating this. the faa adds that as of at least the end of may, drone sightings were on the rise being reported on average twice a day by pilots. >> boy, kris, very glad nothing serious happened there. thank you so much. >>> a huge manhunt is under way right now for the killer of a memphis police officer. 33-year-old shaenean bolton was killed during a traffic stop. wilborn is a convicted bank robber who is out of jail on supervised release. mark strassmann in atlanta reports he is considered armed and dangerous. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the driver of the car the killer was riding in told police the shooter was his passenger. and new details have emerged about how this routine traffic stop turned deadly. >> please, please hurry up. >> 48 summerlane, he's shot. >> reporter: as officer sean bolton lay dying, a bystanding came to his

in the case of delta 407 and jetblue 1834, both the planes landed safely. the faa tells cnn it is investigating both incidents. nick valencia cnn, atlanta. >>> now to the u.s. territory of puerto rico. it defaulted on its debt on sunday after missing a sizable payment. the $58 million payment is just part of the u.s. territory's $70 billion debt. it will be the island's first default. that amount is just a small fraction of the outstanding debt. the governor there says the economy is in a death spiral. it comes after years of massive government spending after huge energy costs and mounting pension liabilities. let's walk you through puerto rico's debt crisis. u.s. territory owes about $73 billion billion, which its governor said back in june it cannot pay. but it has been able to borrow easily and its bonds have what is called triple tax exemption, meaning they are exempt from local, state and federal taxes everywhere in the united states. as a result more than 20% of u.s. bond funds are believed to hold puerto rican debt meaning the default could have an e

earlier that day the pilot of jetblue flight also reported seeing a drone near the jfk airport 6789 senator schumer says there are now more drones than the faa can try to keep out of harm's way. >> there's an elegant solution called geo-fencing. and what it does is build into a drone's software the inability to fly in certain places, within two miles of an airport, above 500 feet, near sensitive areas. >> now, drones are not supposed to fly within five miles of an airport without notifying the control tower. >> it's been more than six months since a world war ii mural was defaced in brooklyn, and today the artwork of the warsaw uprising was reborn in green point. the mural commemorating the 70th anniversary of the warsaw uprising is on greek avenue, it had been sprayed over with white lettering. the artist was able to restore it and even made some additions including names, quotes and even a poem. >> to know that my father's face and the face of all these heroes will be up here forever is incredibly special and moving for me. >> at least one of the suspects who vanned isized the mural was -

. >> reporter: friday a jetblue pilot reported a drone within 100 feet of the cockpit. and later that day a drone startled a delta pilot: >> 100 feet below us. >> reporter: three in as many days. it concerns veteran commercial and military pilots like j.p. tristani an aviation consultant. >> sooner our later you're going to have one ingist in an -- ingested in an engine. >> reporter: using technology called geo fencing built into the drone software. >> it doesn't let them fly in certain places within 2 miles of an airport, above 500 feet over the empire state building or the pentagon. it's cheap, it doesn't >> reporter: he believes the faa should require this of the makers and sellers of drones. >> the largest seller of drones is willing to do it already. >> reporter: but j.p. tristani questions the geo fencing effectiveness. >> do we have a corona acting like a -- drone acting like a billiard ball on the table cushion? >> reporter: the department of homeland security also now reveals there have been 500 drone incidents since 2012, and its intelligence assessment of ter

. >> reporter: friday, a drone spotted just 100 feet below jetblue flight 1834 from port-au-prince, about to land at new york's jfk airport. >> it was a four-bladed drone, but color or direction, i'm not sure, ma'am. it just popped right underneath our nose. >> reporter: just more than two hours later, in the same area, again, a drone coming dangerously close. this time, to delta flight 407 from orlando on its final approach. >> what altitude would you say that was? >> i would say probably about 100 feet below us, just off the right wing. >> reporter: no one was hurt and investigators don't suspect foul play. but the serious concerns about drones, highlighted again friday by the department of homeland security, telling law enforcement agencies, "we cannot rule out that ed ated a verve tears in the homeland would be able to use these to support illicit or violent activities." another potential being carefully watched tonight as the nypd tries to track down whoever was behind the close calls here at jfk. officials saying finding drone operators especially in a crowded city can be incredibly

jetblue, delta and ual getting a boost. i want to go back in time to yesterday.he rally with a turnaround we saw at the end of the session. stocks trending higher and then finally turning positive at the end of the day. saying goldman sachs's unit that executes share buybacks for clients had its busiest day since 2011 yesterday. part of the reason we saw that trend yesterday's companies were coming in and buying back their own stock. we've seen a lot of buybacks this year. the s&p 500 by back index has not outperformed by much. companies appear to be getting less bang for their buck. matt: i love it when julie does these things because i get smarter about how to use this terminal in front of me. i get smarter in general. mark: let's take a look at the top stories we are following at this hour. jessica alba might want to give up her day job -- honest company is now valued at $1.7 million after a new round of funding. -- $1.7 billion. sincelue has risen by 50% the last round of fund raising a year ago. matt: coca-cola has promoted james quincy to chief operating of

a jetblue flight reported a drone friday on approach at jfk airport. shortly afterwards, a delta flight just missed a drone 1400 feet off the ground. it was below the plane's right wing. >>> and some scary moments for two other flights forced to turn around after takeoff. smoke engulfed a flight after a heated mechanical part. in boston, firefighters boarded a jetblue flight after smoke in that cabin. >>> u.s. fish and wildlife officials made contact with the american dentist wanted for killing cecil the lion. wildlife officials say a representative for walter palmer reached out to the agency thursday. we will have more in our next hour. >>> a lockdown at the white house has been lifted after another trespassing incident. a woman was arrested friday after she reportedly jumped a bike barricade protecting the white house. she is charged with unlawful entry. two relatives of osama bin laden are dead after their plane crashed in england. the victims included osama bin laden's stepmother and half sister. osama bin laden came from a large wealthy family, so

clearly is this is an incredibly charged ruling jetblue joy that is the latest, live from the newsroom, back to you. ben: it is 5:37. what would you expect to find in new york city's sewers system? juliet: three men went looking for hidden treasures and there can be treasures under the streets of our city. brooklyn is where these guys went. they got arrested. libya has more from east flatbush. >> reporter: we were talking about it, you could smell the -- i don't know. very pungent smells from this tour. don't know how much you would have to pay me to go down there. you have seen the rats. they found alligator's down there. these three guys wanted to go down there hoping to find some hidden treasures right there in the middle of the street of east 35th, that is the man hole they went down and thought they would find hidden treasure. instead what they unwittingly did was launched a massive police manhunt, police received a 911 call at 7:30 wednesday night. and east 35th street. and a trainee went underground with two of his buddies looking for treasure, valuables, julie, police went into

on friday a jetblue plane reported flying a drone. a delta fly also reported seeing a drone. >>> an 8 inch main broke yesterday in bustleton. it broke around 3:00 on ferndale avenue. about 50 homes have not had water service since then. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. eye mild start. as we head into the afternoon, it will be a hot and humid day. it will feel stick in 0 out. it's 73 degrees currently in philadelphia where it's 66 in washington township 62 in chester springs. 66 in shore shum. 62 in allentown, hid-60s for mt. pocono. 65 if you're waking up with this this morning in wood bean. we've been staying hot. our average is 87. it started way back last tuesday with a high of 93 all the way straight into this past weekend. and now as we head into today we'll see a high of 93 degrees. it will be a long heat wave on tap for us steel start off with mostly sunny skies. by 4:00 p.m. you start to track a chance of a fewitelated showers and thunderstorms. that will spread from p

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. >> to women when added at a jetblue plane this morning after it landed at kennedy airport from jamaica. a 61-year-old woman tried to climb over another female passenger as it approached the gate, the to be came fighting and someone tried to break it up. the younger of the two women pulled out pepper spray and used it, at least seven people need to be treated for breathing issues. they are being charged one for assault and the other for having pepper spray. >> let's look at what people are living up or down to our expectations. on brad the woman at a beijing airport chugged a whole bottle of cognac after saying she could not bring it on the plane with her. she collapsed and was taken home by family members. >> will talk about dog the bounty hunter to celebrate national dog day. on silly days, this one cracked me up. on brand, the couple that went into whole foods just for one thing and left engage. they said it was important to ask his girlfriend of six years jessica, to marry him somewhere she loves and so she goes to the store at least three times a week so it made as much sense as an

only recently have they been body slammed by problems like co.akup with cost and jetblue. joining the digital age and with many magazines struggling to stay alive, can a september issue maintain its cachet? scarlet came here to tell us how important september is or magazines, and what will happen is many get thinner and thinner. scarlet: especially the summer issues. thatmber issue is the one matters the most. the big moneymaker. they are talked for love page as where you have to open them up. every year we take stock of how many pages of advertisements these magazines have. le" said they published the biggest magazine ever. even for a magazine struggling, and there is speculation and reports that they may have to shut down or merge it with " allure" september is still the time when they make money. matt: do people still buy these magazines? it strikes me that "elle" and "vogue" are picture books. scarlet: very thoughtfully put together advertisements. matt: to your point, you can see all of these advertisements on the internet. they have nice covers. scarlet: the ad pages

. >> and the family was traveling from boston to baltimore on monday morning on jetblue and they sayt was the first time their son had his own seton a plane. as the plane was taxiing he got frightened and wanted to sit wiz w his mom and started crying and several flight attendants told her to put him back in his seat even as she was trying to do so. >> we were treated like criminals. i spent about five, seven minutes set sling my son down trying to get him to stop crying when i did that my husband said they're turning the plane around we're getting back to the gate we were shocked. >> in a statement jetblue said we want our customers to have a safe and comfortable experience on board. safety is always our top priority. if our crew feels there's a situation where a customer is unable to follow safety procedures those customers may need to be accommodated on a future flight that's airplane speak forgetting kicked off. they have reached out to the family and have not yet connectd hi this happen to me they're talking about passengers being able to follow -- they're 2, they're 2. there's

it happened this morning on a jetblue flight arriving from jay maka. police say the flight started when one of the women tried to climb over the other woman. the woman used a razor in the fight. the other used pepper spray. seven of their fellow passengers had to be treated after they had trouble breathing because of that pepper spray. >>> luckily no one was seriously hurt. >>> 78,000 children could be at risk for hepatitis and hiv, all because of potentially tainted surgical equipment. seattle children's bellevue clinic said that procedures were not always being followed. however, the hospital says the chances of someone actually getting sick is extremely low. the hospital is reaching out to all impacted families. >>> the youngest person to ever get a double hand transplant is finally back at home. last month 8 years old zayan underwent a complex surgery at a philadelphia hospital in order tots his new hands. since then he's been learning to use them, getting more strength and movement. doctors say he's making great problem. today they decided he coul

first a jetblue flight from haiti at the. the pilot said it was within 100 feet of the cockpit. >> popped right out. >> same day a delta pilot startled by what he saw. >> what altitude would you say it was? >> 100 feet below us off the right wing. >> reporter: the department of homeland security alerting law enforcement that there have been 500 drone incidents since 2012 and in an intelligence assessment saying drones can become a terrorist weapon. quote, while many of these encounters are not malicious in nature, they underscore potential security vulnerabilities that could be used by adversaries to leverage drones as part of an attack. already at home a connecticut college student and his dad rigged a drone with a handgun calling it the flying gun. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> today president obama unveil new regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fighting climate change. the white house previewed the plan in a video posted on facebook this weekend. the new rules require power plants to cut emiss