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a jetblue flight was also hit that managed to land safely.e muntean is in with the latest. >> ready terrifying and significant . other airlines are shutting down their flights to haiti and the u.s. government is on high alert. the u.s. embassy in haiti just published a warning to travelers saying, it is aware of what they call gang led efforts to block travel to and from port-au-prince. the security situation it says is unpredictable and dangerous. the embassy says, travel within haiti is conducted at your own risk. remember, haiti has been in a state of unrest for months. a new prime minister was warning yesterday, historically, commercial flights have been hit by gunfire before, but it is likely unprecedented that flights have been hit back-to-back . this was the scene on spirit airlines flight 951. you can see the bullet holes there created as this flight was apparently about to land in port-au-prince. the crew aborted the landing me pulled up and averted the safety, ultimately landing at the santiago airport in the dominican republic. spi

airlines such as jetblue and american to cancel their flights to haiti. one jetblue flight that took off yesterday was also later discovered to have taken fire. a statement issued by the airline says the operating crew initially thought everything was fine but fine but later upon inspection they discovered it was hit by bullets. this is the latest in weeks of another round of political chaos in haiti. yesterday, a transitional council fired the sitting prime minister, replacing him with a local businessman and former senator. the united nations estimates that a coalition of armed gangs currently controls about 85% of the capital. of course port-au-prince. in these incidents with commercial aircraft may be part of what the u.s. embassy has been warning is an effort by the gangs to prevent anyone from getting in or out of the city. efforts to bring an end to the political turmoil in haiti have so far failed. but the new prime minister says his priority is to restore peace and hope and ultimately hold elections to move the country forward, frances? >> hope t

a jetblue plane taking off from the capital was also hit by gunfire.ok place as haiti swore in its new prime minister, who promised to restore peace. >> the first essential task that will determine the success of the transition is to reestablish the security of people, property and infrastructure. food security and freedom of movement. >> the u.s. embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince. spirit, jetblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the u.n. estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence in april. a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs among many things, is stability, political stability and needs political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of law and orde

jetblue says it's actively conducting an investigation. also working with the relevant authorities to try to get to the bottom of this. both spirit and jetblue, kind of goes without saying, have suspended their flights to haiti. american airlines also suspending flights there. so u.s. airlines really taking this into their own hands, not waiting for the u.s. government to act here. delta, southwest, and united all do not fly into the airport there in haiti. so really, this is very significant. and there's been a notice to pilots put in place by the haitian government, essentially suspending all commercial flights in and out of port-au-prince. really developing all the time here. >> thankfully, it did end up okay, but this could have been incredibly bad. >> well, yeah. if a person got hit by something, it sounds like maybe the flight attendant was hit by flying debris, like a piece of fiberglass from the overhead bin there. but this could have been really serious. you know, this would have caused a rupture in the pressure vessel of the airp

jetblue revealing overnight one of its aircraft was hit with a bullet just hours after a spirit plane was hit, injuring a flight attendant. we're live with the new details. >>> a guilty verdict is in for the delphi murders, nearly eight years after two teenaged girls were murdered during a hike. richard allen convicted in a case that shocked the nation. what to expect from sentencing next month. >>> a record drought fueling wildfires on both coasts. a deadly blaze burning near new york city, while a fire in california has destroyed dozens of homes. the latest from the race to get the flames under control. bitcoin boom. the crypto currency soaring to nearly $90,000 overnight. what's fueling the latest crypto craze. >>> and an honor 160 years in the making. why maryland is awarding legendary abolitionist harriet tubman the rank of general. it's tuesday, november 12th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera. in just ten weeks, donald trump will retake the white house as the 47th president of the united states. and late last night we learned

analysts i've spoken to this morning say that deal with jetblue in particular would have been great forld have delivered them for options. jot biggest impediments to grow is pilots and airplanes. spirit had both. the consumer would have another global option. reporter: stuart, spirit struggled since the pandemic to turn a profit and the travel herrera looking for budget option and after the deal with frontier and jetblue failed, spirit was turning to cost cutting measures and starting next year, they're going to lay off some of their employees, not sure how many and exactly which ones we're waiting for with the news to unfold and they're now seeking bankruptcy seizure disorders protection and they'll become another target for acquisition and under a new administration, trump administration will follow that as it develops too. stuart: that's more like it. let them merge with somebody. trump's picks for his administration is being viewed as a move against the dei agenda. madison, how are democrats responding to anti-woke nominations? >> stu, they're bracing and some of the president elect

the biggest impediments to growth for jetblue is pilots and airplanes.have another global option. >> but that deal now off the table. spirit, as you know, is known for cheap air fares but struggled to turn a profit. customer base has struggled under the weight of inflation. after the mergers were blocked spirit announced cost cutting measures taking effect next year. plans to lay off workers and selling airplanes. now they are turning to bankruptcy in the short term customers can expect to use tickets. longer-term analysts have questions what it means for spirit whether it turns into another target for an acquisition. john, back to you. >> john: not a good situation. lydia hu, thank you. >> dana: well, if you watched football yesterday you may have noticed familiar dance moves on the feel this weekend. a growing numbers of athletes paying tribute trump. ufc heavy weight champion jon jones paid homage to the president elect and signature swaying. he has the moves and intends to use them. thank you for joining me today. >> john: good to join you. we'll go

american and jetblue suspending all flights to haiti. abc's gio benitez covers aviation, and he leads us off tonight. >> reporter: you're looking at the inside of a spirit airlines jet damaged by a barrage of bullets fired by haitian gangs as it came in for landing in port-au-prince, haiti, full of passengers. flight data shows the plane that left from fort lauderdale monday morning descending to 550 feet before it was hit by gunfire, b yapassing the runway and instead diverting to the dominican republic. where it landed safely. the airline says one flight attendant was treated for minor injuries. jean-david desrouleaux was on that plane. he says the wheels were down and he felt the pressure of the aircraft change. that's when he says the bullets entered the cabin. >> we could hear clack clack clack. you know, three times m and a couple of us on the plane, we recognized the noise as being gunshots. >> reporter: the faa saying tonight two other flights bound for haiti were also diverted as a precaution. the state department warning of gan

at boston's logan, a tug vehicle pulling a jetblue passenger plane striking a cape airplane.wo pilots taken to the hospital. aaa projecting nearly 72 million americans will travel by car. this is a look at traffic in philadelphia tonight. and this evening, the winter storm alerts already from california to the rockies. heavy snow, this is utah's cottonwood canyon. the system is heading east. in fact, philadelphia, up through new york city and boston all bracing. ginger zee timing it all out in a moment, but first, gio benitez leading us off, he's at newark airport tonight. >> reporter: on what's expected to be the busiest day for planes in the air, tonight, the faa issuing a ground delay at new jersey's newark liberty airport, slowing air traffic due to a shortage of air traffic controllers. the lack of staffing leading to growing delays at the height of the thanksgiving travel period. >> we are now leaders in terms of being able to handle more efficiently higher numbers of airplanes coming in and out of our region's airport. >> reporter: united airlines with a strong message

jetblue plane taking off from there was also hit by gunfire but it did land safety in new york. minister took office on monday, the new p.m. has promised to bring down crime. police from kenya have been deployed to haiti under a u.n. peacekeeping mission backed by the u.n. although it is struggling because of lack of funding and personnel. now the u.s. embassy says this latest gang violence targeting planes appear to be aimed at blocking travel. well, as a result of that, as you mentioned, the airport is closed spirit, jetblue, and american airlines have temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti and now the faa is banning all flights to haiti, as well as any flights above haiti as ten below 10,000 feet in that airspace to prevent any incidents like this. john, there has been continued chaos. the u.n. says 85% of the capital port-au-prince is now run by those gangs. john? >> john: as if the island didn't have enough problems. alex hogan for us, thank you so much. we will be right back. have you compared your medicare plan recently? with ehealth you can compare medicare plans

jetblue says flights suspended until december 2nd.closed anyway and we are awaiting guidance from the faa over whether any flights will be allowed to fly in there amid the current situation. >> tom costello. >> that does it for us today. thanks so much for joining us. see you tomorrow, same time, same place. catch our show online on youtube and other platforms. for now, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right after this. uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible with tremfya. ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition fo

american airlines and jetblue have now also suspended operations to the country. three weeks on aircraft flying over the capital. it comes after a new prime minister was sworn in on monday. delegates at the cop—29 climate gathering in azerbaijan have approved new standards for a global carbon market — a key component of the paris agreement aimed at reducing green—house gas emissions. the agreement which took years to reach, will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects or forests in poorer countries. and a quick look at how markets in asia are faring this tuesday. it's been a mixed trading session so far after the record close on wall street and you can see here, japan's trading higher at 0.5% while hong kong is over 8% lower. and that's it for this edition of business today. stay with bbc news sport today, up stay with bbc news sport today, up next. hey, i'mjulia with the catch up. tonight, cop29 warning, a barbie blunder and gus the penguin explorer. but first, the uk and europe fell silent for two minutes at 11am t

reportero: los problemas econÓmicos de la aerolÍnea se agravaron luego de su fallido intento de comprar jetbluebancarrota, no lo es. ya lo hemos visto con otras aerolÍneas. se van a volver mÁs fuerte y estable. reportero: la aerolÍnea asegura que no tendrÁ efectos en los pasajeros. la aerolÍnea deberÍa operar normalmente y sin cancelaciÓn. >> el que tiene que preocuparse es pasajero que va a viajar en 2025. sÍ se verÁn afectados porque van a recortar rutas y modificar mucho. reportero: los que puedan volar este aÑo van a encontrar ofertas. maity: se celebrÓ el segundo dÍa de juicio contra josÉ ibarra, responsable de asesinar a un estudiante de enfermerÍa en georgia. la madre de la vÍctima tuvo que escuchar los detalles de los Últimos minutos de la vida de la joven. el sospechoso enfrenta 10 cargos de asesinato y agresiÓn con agravantes, intenciÓn de violaciÓn, entre otros. autoridades colombianas buscan a un hombre que cuidaba animales y que fue sorprendido maltratando a una mascota cerca de barranquilla. las imÁgenes causan indignaciÓn. >> se veÍa un irresponsable corrigiendo con un taser a su

we also heard from two other airlines, american and jetblue.ervice to port-au-prince until at least thursday. kris van clear, cbs news, washington. >>> and we're just getting late-breaking news. jetblue is now extending that suspension with no more flights to haiti until at least december after discovering damage from a bullet to a plane returning from port-au-prince. >>> turning now to ukraine. at least six people were killed and 30 injured during a russian attack involving glide bombs, drones and a ballistic missile. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy saying russia has deployed 50,000 troops including thousands of north korean soldiers ahead of an offensive by russia to reclaim areas of its kursk region. ukraine has controlled part of that region since the summer. cbs's imtiaz tyab has just returned from ukraine. >> reporter: the devastating aftermath of a russian drone attack as emergency workers rushed to put out fires in the southern ukrainian city of odesa. while in russia's eastern kursk region, parts of which were seized by ukraine

american airlines and jetblue have now also suspended operations to the country.ology is reshaping our flying experience? the airline passenger experience expo in long beach, california recently showcased the latest innovations to help make travel more enjoyable. my colleague michelle fleury went to the expo and sent us this report. the airline industry is soaring, revenues are projected to hit a historic high approaching $1 trillion. so how are carriers channelling this influx of cash into the next chapter of flying? one of the distinctive things about flying is the fact that the crew are all in uniforms — but have you ever thought about the challenge of trying to get a staff of 80,000 people fitted out in uniforms when they are based all around the world ? 0ne company that has is bardon, and i'mjoined by the co—founder. united airlines is one of your customers, what is the best case use for this technology, body scans? typically in a traditional process it could take up to an hour or maybe two hours per staff member to measure and try on various different garmen

the department of justice sued to block a merger between spirit and jetblue. >> worried it would reduce competition if you have a situation where you block a merger and then one of their lines goes bankrupt, that people have fewer options. >> perhaps that does present a case that this was in the interest of consumers. in a letter to flyers, the spirit airlines ceo says you can use all tickets, credits and loyalty points as normal. he says spirit wants to restructure by early next year for the airline to shore up its finances to get out of some of those contracts that are weighing down and spirits as its stock, which is down 97% since 2018. >> we'll have no value after the airline restructures in washington. i'm today. some lot. >> still ahead here at 10 o'clock shots fired at 2 people in the north bay killing both of them on neighbors feeling tonight about the gun violence on their front door. >> plus, thrill-seekers left suspended. one arrived breaks down at a california amusement park. the investigation tonight into what went wro "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do t

jetblue shares are moving higher by 9% at the moment and frontier down 3%. flip it over to maple bear, does business and set for worst trading day ever. down 12% after the grocery delivery companies forecast fourth quarter gross transaction value well below analyst estimates. spotify, a good one hitting spot for investors and shares are blasting higher by 12% this one is an 11. that that one only goes to 10. no, it's an 11. whoever sells spinal taps. now it's a 12678912% higher on track for record high close after podcast and music stream delivering strong subscriber growth. nice move for spotify. investors are tone deaf with one voice recognition company that every fast food drive-thru uses and ceo of sound hound is here next about the disconnect. we'll talk to you about the business and how it works and by the way, we're getting rave reviews and he felt compelled to turn the dream job down. he doesn't talk about that often. parcells joining me on the everyone talks to liz podcast to reveal the incredible story about how lightning ended up striking twice an

already plummeted since the start of the year after the biden administration successfully blocked jetblue's the second failed attempt at a merger following frontiers failed attempt. watch this. >> unfortunately the department of transportation does not understand the airline industry or the administration that does not understand and they blocked it which is bad for consumers of spirit, they can now exist going forward with fewer airplanes and fewer destinations, but they are going to be a sound airline. >> with the expectation that spirit could emerge as a sound company it could just become another target for an acquisition, but next time that would be under the trump administration come a different approach from the biden administration. we will watch that, neil. >> neil: you are saying that flights are planned, not as if the airline is shutting down if you have a ticket or a commitment with the airline it will still be honored. >> that is exactly right, in fact, this bankruptcy process will allow the airline to continue operation as normal for all passengers, neil. >> neil: thank you ver

jetblue up too. so keep an eye on the airlines.cery side of things, with albertson's trying to be acquired by kroger, kroger's shares up 3.5%. so grosser also be a key anti-trust focus. and this one trade, which is livenation. you recall just this past may, the justice department brought an anti-trust suit against them alleging monopoly practices. live nation shares up 6.5% right now on possibly some of those types of things emerging there. so a big focus there, the anti-anti-trust trade. back over to you. >> dom, thank you. our next guest says there's another sector that could see deal making under the new administration. broadcast media. here with the names primed for a deal is steven. we've been hearing a lot of chatter about this one. before we dive into where you think this could happen, are we so sure this administration, with vance instead of pence, will be a green light for deal making to happen? >> the best that we have seen a trump administration for the fcc and broadcast regulation before from 2016 to 2020, and over that

and spirit and jetblue suspended flights while american airlines is canceling some trips after one ofs were hit by a bullet. >>> here in the bay area, a southwest flight made an emergency landing this morning in san jose international. they say flight 2395 to hollywood burbank turned back. just a few minutes after takeoff, there was engine trouble. it landed safely around 9:00 this morning with 67 passengers and five crew members. no injuries were reported. southwest rebooked passengers on the next flight, and the faa is investigating. >>> well it is the most consequential national security case that america has seen in years. 22-year-old jack teixeira has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for leaking sensitive pentagon information on social media. teixeira pleaded guilty to all six counts that he faced under the espionage act after revealing top secret information including movements of ukrainian troops against russia and assessments of their war efforts. the sentencing should serve as a cautionary tale to anyone who might have done the same. >>> check this out, thieves stole a 70

jetblue said it discovered a bullet hole in the exterior flight 935 after it landed safely at new york's jfk airport yesterday. that follows the frightening incident on board a spirit airlines jet that was struck while in the air. the violence prompting several airlines to suspend flights to the caribbean nation. cbs's kris van cleave has details. >> sad. very sad. >> reporter: video appears to show where gunfire struck the cabin of spirit airlines flight 951 as it was about to land at haiti's port-au-prince airport with 48 on board. >> everything was normal and then the crash behind us was quite prominent. >> reporter: a flight attendant suffered minor injuries from flying debris according to the union. the airbus 8320 was over a neighborhood when it began to quickly climb diverting to the dominican republic. >> the pilot hit the gas and we took off and we accelerated. there were quite a few g forces kind of pushing into your seat. >> reporter: here you can see what look like bullet holes in the fuselage. >> the decision to get out of there, i think that was a very smart decision. >> sh

jetblue and american airlines reporting their plane suffered gunfire haiti.ound bullet damage on a plane returning from haiti during a post flight inspection in new york. american airlines says one of their flights also suffered the same fate. gang violence has plagued the country for nearly a year now. pro. ing 20 staffers at the u.s. embassy to evacuate last month. haiti's new prime minister now promising more security to the country after he was sworn in on monday. but that violence in haiti, guys, was a big story over the summer. and clearly it is still going on. apparently it's even worse now than ever before. >> brian: just fired their president again. run by gangs literally run by gangs. that also happened during the biden administration. they left their eye off the ball there and all hell is breaking loose. do you know what our policy is. okay, if haitians want to come here they can come here. that's not a policy. >> lawrence: we know what happened with that migration happened right there. i was down there in texas reporting. remember the president be

jetblue has suspended all flights to and from haiti through december 2nd. in response, the faa is expected to make a decision today. >> the air national guardsmen convicted of leaking secret information from the pentagon to his online friends is set to be sentenced today. jack teixeira pleaded guilty in march to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information. he also agreed to serve between 11 and 16 years in prison. the defense sought the maximum, the minimum saying that teixeira has autism and adhd. they also argue he did not intend to harm the country, only to educate his online friends about world events. >> happening today, jury selection begins in the trial over the potential release of maddy middleton's killer. adrian gonzalez was 15 when he kidnaped, raped and then killed the eight year old in 2015. he has been in custody of the of the juvenile justice system ever since. law requires those tried as juveniles be released when they age out of the system. at 25, which happened in september. however, santa cruz county ch

a jetblue plane taking off from the capital was also hit by gunfire. it all took place as haiti swore in its new prime minister, who promised to restore peace. >> the first essential task that will determine the success of the transition is to reestablish the security of people, property and infrastructure, food security and freedom of movement. >> the u.s. embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince. spirit, jetblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the un estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence. in april, a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs, among many things, is stability, political stability and needs. political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of l

they had a failed attempt to sell themselves off to jetblue. it go through spirit is apparently the biggest u.s. budget airline. it's got a terminal little at oakland airport spirit says it's lost more than 2 billion dollars since the start of 2020. now ticket sales, as i just mentioned, and all other operations will continue as normal. the airline says while they work through this bankruptcy process, the announcement comes just 10 days before record number of people are expected to travel for thanksgiving. so obviously a lot of people worried that their tickets will be honored, but the airline says it will. when martinez police are warning residents now about scammers impersonating law enforcement, even faking local numbers to try and convince you of their legitimacy. the scam involves threats of arrest or legal action to try to trick people into giving up their personal information or giving up their money by making payments online on the phone. police want to remind you they'll never ask for you to pay money to resolve a legal matter and to

clipped the wing of a frontier jet yesterday, and two hours later a tugging vehicle pulling an empty jetblue plane backed into a cape air jet. no one was hurt in either incident, just a lot of inconvenience. cbs' natalie brand looks at how things are going so far. >>> don't get in the wrong line. >> reporter: thanksgiving air travel is expected to soar to new records this year. >> we definitely felt that the traffic -- >> reporter: the rush started friday when the tsa saw a 25% spike in traffic at checkpoints. the number of flights will peak tuesday at more than 50,000. airlines expect to screen the most people wednesday and sunday. sunday could set an all-time record with more than three million people. hannah tinley flew home monday to avoid the peak rush. >> hardly anyone on it. it was awesome. >> reporter: it wasn't smooth sailing for everyone. >> we found out our flight's already delayed. >> reporter: equipment issues led to temporary flight delays at washington, d.c., airports. at boston's airport, the wings of two airplanes collided on the ta tarmac. in charlotte, north carolina, a st

airline has struggled with a drop in sales, a plane engine recall and failed merger attempts with jetbluend frontier airlines. spirit airlines says customers can still book flights, though, and use existing tickets and credits. right now, we do have an update on some breaking news. we brought you out of southern california. we first brought it to you earlier on the four. a ride got stuck at knott's berry farm with about 20 people on board. now the amusement park says the soul spin ride experienced technical difficulties. this was around 2:00 this afternoon. by 430, all riders were safely rescued. soul spin is a ride that actually takes people up six stories and then spins them around. no word on what that technical problem was, but tonight everyone is okay. that's my nightmare right there, right? yeah. >> especially some of those rides that go upside down. you see everyone, you'll see those guys on the coasters. but i'm out. yeah, everybody's all right. that's good news for us. we're going to be all right too. we've got rain coming. it's a super hyper rain event because it's kind of our f

filed for chapter 11 as it deals with mounting losses, including growing debt and failed merger with jetblue. spirit says it has secured a deal with bondholders to keep the company afloat. the airline is promising ticket sales and other operations will continue as normal. now scott mcgrew is following what this all means for the future of the company. we'll have an update for us in his business and tech segment coming up in just a bit. also breaking at this hour, president elect donald trump confirming he is prepared to declare a national emergency and use the military to carry out his promised mass deportations. overnight, trump responded to a truth social post saying that true to the post, which states that trump would declare a national emergency for his promised mass deportation program. it is a program which focuses on the southern border. today, in the bay's barry jackson is following the latest on his transition back to the oval office. reporter. president elect trump with a ringside view of the u.s. sea fight over the weekend as the country gets a clearer picture of his picks for key

neil you know, mitch, we do knoe details what happened with frontier, how that fell through or jetblued clearly make the argument you would have saved a lot of jobs had you rolled the dice and seen what would have happened. i'm not smart enough to know the details, but i am wondering whether the government might be encouraging bankruptcies by not being open to companies, some of whom are weaker than others, to merge with stronger players. >> if they're encouraging bankruptcies, the government's really passive-aggressive because they turned down two deals -- neil: right. >> -- or they signaled they wouldn't approve two deals that would have otherwise probably saved spirit jobs. moreover, the president, the current president, biden, constantly talked about junk fees. they were, that was, like, a standard hine in many of his stump speeches. and if you look at spirit's operating model for its customers, it's all junk fees. they advertise a really low fare, not have to stand on the airplane, you had to pay extra for the seat belt. so i think the biden administration if certainly wasn't frie

you look at jetblue, down 9.25 today.really hard to stay in business if you don't melt together with another company that's also struggling to make itself stronger. we'll see if it's a more friendly acquisition type of atmosphere in the new administration. lydia, thank you very much. >>> president joe biden's final face to a face meeting with china's xi jinping many peru this weekend overshadowed by the specter of president-elect trump's plan to pile more tariffs on anything china-made. what could the u.s. leadership with china look like come january? former u.s. undersecretary of state bob hormats if has sat across the table from the chinese to negotiate. he is here next. we're coming right back. ♪ advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the rig

yesterday american airlines and jetblue said they discovered bullet damage to planes that departed mondayirport in the capital of port-au-prince. a spirit airlines flight was shot as it was about to land monday injuring a flight attendant and forcing the plane to divert. >>> the airman who leaked pentagon secrets on discord finds out his punishment. and a wildfire update. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "cbs new york" reports firefighters are racing to contain the jennings creek wildfire along the border of new york and new jersey. they battled rugged terrain, gusty winds, and dry conditions yesterday. officials say the 5,000-acre fire is about 20% contained. new york governor hochul described the current conditions as pretty dire and ordered a statewide ban on outdoor burning. one person fighting the fire was killed last weekend when a tree fell on him. >>> "the boston globe" says a federal judge sentenced former air national guard member jack teixeira to prison final for leaking classified information. he plead guilty to violating the espionage act when he po

jetblue y american airlines.asificados. texeira se habÍa declarado culpable en marzo de seis cargos de retenciÓn y transmisiÓn internacional de informaciÓn confidencial. entre los documentos revelados estaban datos sobre la ayuda a ucrania en georgia. josÉ ibarra, el hispano acusado de asesinar al estudiante de enfermerÍa lake riley, renunciÓ a su derecho de tener un juicio con jurado. el cambio ocurre tras la disputa entre la fiscalÍa y la defensa sobre las pruebas para el juicio. la muerte de riley se convirtiÓ en noticia nacional cuando trump culpÓ del crimen a las polÍticas fronterizas del presidente joe biden. este martes, los incendios forestales siguen afectando el noreste del paÍs. la principal preocupaciÓn es el incendio jennings creek, que afecta a nueva york y tambiÉn a nueva jersey. este ha quemado mÁs de 3500 acres y esÁa contenido Únicamente en un 20%. las condiciones secas y ventosas hicieron que se emitiera una advertencia de bandera roja ante el peligro de mÁs incendios. ademÁs de nueva york y nu

american airlines and jetblue have suspended flights to haiti through thursday.id in a statement, "the safety of our guests and team members is our top priority". it comes during an apparent flare—up of violence by criminal gangs in the city, after sunday's news that businessman alix didier fils—aime was appointed to be haiti's new prime minister, replacing garry conille. un spokesman stephen dujarric spoke about the escalating violence earlier. the secretary—general appeals to all member states to sustain and increase their security support for haiti including multinational support mission, insuring it has the financial support he needs for its mandate of extended deployment and operations there. what haiti needs is political stability, in these political leadership that puts the interests of stability, the interests of stability, the interests of stability, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of the return of law and order, first and foremost. gary lineker is to step down as host

. >> varias aerolineas como american y jetblue suspendieron sus servicios desde y hacia haiti hasta el> el mes pasado un helicoptero de las naciones unidas fue alcanzado por disparos militares en la ciudad de disparos mientras sobrevolaba puerto principe y pandillas atacaron vehiculos de la embajada de estados unidos, por lo que se envio una alerta para que pasajeros no viajen hacia ese pais, arantxa. >> una situacion de veras, una crisis de seguridad. >> asi es. >> muchas gracias, sonia, por este reporte. >> el tiroteo en donde una nina de solamente 7 anos fue baleada en el estomago esta tarde por fuego cruzado. >> ocurrio en harlem, nueva york, cuando la menor estaba en su patin del diablo color rosa y venia con su papa paseando en la calle. >> segun la policia, dos sujetos se vacaron de un auto y fueron a la contra otros sospechoso las autoridades arrestaron a dos personas, dicen que se trato de actividad pandilleril y la nina se recupera en un hospital de la zona. >> mientras tanto en brooklyn, el hombre que usted ve en pantalla tratando de secuestrar a un nino ya fue arrestado. >>

jetblue reported one of its planes was found to be struck by gunfire.tner cbs news reporting and american was also hit. that's it for the moment. thank you for watching world news america. take care. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the news hour tonight, donald trump begins to choose the people who will carry out his foreign and national security policies, including marco rubio as secretary of state. geoff: we hear from ne

. >> reporter: and jetblue flight 935 hit monday as it departed haiti, landing safely in new york.passengers were hit a spirit flight attendant did suffer a minor injury. >> we are always aware. went over haiti we are always aware. >> reporter: the faa issued an immediate order prohibiting u.s. airliners from flying below 10,000 feet over haiti due to safety of flight risks associated with ongoing security and stability. no flights into or out of port- au-prince. also, haitian police posted outside of the now closed port-au-prince airport. 85% of the city is controlled by heavily armed rival gangs. roughly 400 police officers from kenya are operating under a u.n. mandate and outnumbered and outgunned. the u.s. embassy morning of armed violence around the roads, ports and airports. >> for quite some time, even before the biden administration, haiti has been at a level four, do not travel country. >> reporter: this order prohibits flights into, out of or over haiti is in effect for at least 30 days. it could be extended if the security situation does not improve. american airlines sa

a jetblue plane taking off from the capital was also hit by gunfire.ok place as haiti swore in its new prime minister, who promised to restore peace. >> the first essential task that will determine the success of the transition is to reestablish the security of people, property and infrastructure, food security and freedom of movement. >> the u.s. embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince. spirit, jetblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the un estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence in april. a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs among many things, is stability, political stability and needs political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of law and order,

incidents across boston logan monday and an american plane clipping the wing of a frontier plane and a jetblue plane undertow clipping a bear flight, no injuries. >> now i have to wait all the way until wednesday. >> meanwhile, denver international preparing for 3 inches of snow overnight as three- peat falls in the mountains. the nation's third busiest airport handling 250,000 passengers a day this week. dia is also the busiest hub for both united and southwest. the average southwest plane flies eight to 10 flights a day and they've got to move fast. they have 45 minutes to get all the bags off, but the new bags on and get back up in the air again. >> we are just trying to help people get from point a to point b with the least amount of pain as possible. >> time-lapse video the mega storm earlier this month that dropped 20 inches on dia. >> any snow event that we have over an inch, we can have upwards of mere 150 pieces of equipment just on the airfield. >> meanwhile, american 24/7 maintenance team at jfk has been working ahead, prepping the fleet for this record-breaking week. >> they are in

american airlines and jetblue are no longer allowed to work together.that is according to a ruling handed down by a u.s. court today. the two airlines began an alliance two years ago. they coordinated flights to and from new york and boston and pooled the revenue. but last year, the department of justice ruled the alliance was anti-competitive and violated antitrust law, so the companies terminated their partnership. american airlines filed an appeal last year. today, a u.s. court rejected the appeal, upholding the original doj decision. american airlines responded, saying the decision takes away the cheaper flights and better quality services for travelers. okay. a close encounter with a bear. why a black bear rently stopped by aec bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage

. >> jetblue, american airlines realizaron inspecciones en dos aeronaves provenientes de haitÍ y encontrarona aerolÍnea puede suspender sus vuelos mÁs allÁ de la prohibiciÓn de la fa. por ejemplo, american airlines dijo en un comunicado que sus vuelos quedan suspendidos por lo menos hasta febrero del prÓximo aÑo. >> julio del. muchas gracias. y estas son imÁgenes que hoy tambiÉn son noticia. un hombre enojado por su acuerdo de divorcio arrollÓ a una multitud con su vehÍculo y matÓ a 35 personas. el grupo se ejercitaba fuera de un complejo deportivo en china cuando fueron embestidos. otras 40 personas resultaron heridas. personas armadas con palos y petardos incendiaron un tranvÍa en Ámsterdam. la policÍa tomÓ control de la situaciÓn, pero alertÓ de mÁs disturbios en medio de la tensiÓn tras la violencia contra aficionados de un club de fÚtbol israelÍ. un enfrentamiento entre reclusos en la prisiÓn de el litoral en ecuador. dejÓ 15 muertos y 14 lesionados. la fiscalÍa anunciÓ cargos contra nueve reos dentro del penal en guayaquil. en esta prisiÓn se encuentran miembros de las pandillas mÁs vi

all of this comes after a series of losses for spirit, which included a failed merger with jetblue weakeris is the first airline to file for chapter 11 since american airlines did a decade ago. another good day for tesla on wall street. its shares jumped 5% following a report president elect trump plans to relax self driving rules. the report was released by bloomberg. it says trump's transition team is planning to set up new federal regulations for self-driving cars, and that these vehicles will be a priority for the transportation department. investors believe tesla is likely to benefit from this as trump ally and ceo elon musk has big plans to produce a fleet of robo taxis. last month, tesla unveiled its concept car, the cyber cab. it's not clear, however, when it will start operating. meantime, major indexes mixed for the start of the week. the dow fell 55. the nasdaq rose 111 points and the s&p added 23 points. meanwhile, shares of san jose based super micro computer, which has seen shares plummet this past month, jumped today 16%. apple gained a percent. netflix nearly 3%. well, tha

airlines, furlough 500 pilots, while looking at the newest planes and added a failed merger with jetblueke to spirit air force officer in june. >> products must evolve, and we were kind of stuck in a spot that did not allow us to change the way that we knew we should. and that we knew we could. >> reporter: all of this is a holiday rush begins with a record 31 million flyers expected by december 2nd. >> thanksgiving is the most popular holiday travel day of all. >> reporter: according to aaa, 80 million will travel next week, more than 71 million by car. brendan lane is one of them. >> it's always been a great tradition to go up to north of new york city and spent some time in the big apple and also spent some time with family as well. >> reporter: spirit operates nearly 800 daily flights, the faa typically increases its oversight of rope airlines when they enter bankruptcy. the agency says it is continuously evaluating spirit to ensure it continues to have the resources it needs to safely operate. norah. >> norah: a lot of people planning to travel coming up. chris van cleave, thank you

the port-au-prince airport quickly shut down with spirit, jetblue and american all suspending flights into haiti. >> the gunfire could have brought the airplane down. i mean, if it hit the hydraulic systems the pilots are going to begin to lose control of the airplane. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: with a barely functioning government haiti has been racked by brutal gang violence for years. last month a u.n. helicopter was shot at. in september the state department issued a do not travel advisory for haiti, warning of robbery, carjackings, sexual assault and kidnappings for ransom. and noting the airport can be a focal point for armed activity. despite the warning, u.s. airlines have averaged four flights a day into haiti. today the embassy warned armed gangs are trying to block access to the city. before airlines resume service they'll need assurances that flying into haiti is safe. lester? >> yeah, very disturbing. tom, thanks very much for that. >>> six days after his election win president-elect trump tonight tapping some familiar names for key roles in his administration including ove

one, secretary, do you still think the administration decision to lock spirit and jetblue is the right one? the administrator, are you planning to stick around after january 20th with the transition team and have you talked about their efforts? >> so, yes, we believe we did the right thing. that was the right thing to do given the market and given the law. you know, i continue to be concerned about concentration in this sector in general. i think we've demonstrated we're not fundamentalists on this. we came to terms on the hawaii and alaska merger. as spirit goes through the bankruptcy, from the first time that has happened to an airline operating in the u.s. mike. >> thanks. i think that was six questions instead of two. on your first point, dave and i were talking downstairs that we're in an unusual circumstance that our terms transcend administrations. i am looking forward to engaging in this process in the transition and i was pleased to see that d.o.t. position was one of the early fills. i'm looking forward to working with the incoming secretary and right now we're focused on saf

spirit airlines has struggled with financial losses, weak sales and a failed $4 billion merger with jetblue. spirit says it expects to exit bankruptcy by next year. in the meantime, though, all is well, you can still book flights and use your loyalty points on spirit, just like you always do. despite the bankruptcy. well, here's something catching our attention a call for zendaya lookalikes. there's a search for her possible twin in her hometown, according to a flier posted on reddit, a lookalike contest will be held for the actress and entertainer this wednesday in oakland. it's happening at 1230 in the afternoon at wilma chan park. the winner will take home a $40 prize, so it's not big prize, but there's some prestige here. zendaya grew up in oakland and attended the oakland school for the arts before shooting to stardom. this event follows a trend of lookalike contests across the country. earlier this month, a search for those who look like actor dev patel was held in san francisco. timothée chalamet also showed up at a lookalike contest in new york. it remains to be seen if zendaya will