cbs2 janelle burrell joins us live from la guardia airport. unprecedented for health officials to issue this type of warning within the united states. but after that recent outbreak in miami, they're now urging people traveling to that region to take extra precautions. natalie and sarah are heading back to miami from la guardia airport today. she knows the risk. >> i don't want to get sick. i don't think anyone does. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and the new york city health department issuing the warning to people traveling to the windwood neighborhood of miami. a square mile art district where 14 people have been bitten by the mosquitoes carrying the virus. health officials admit having difficulty eradicating the zika- carrying mosquitoes. >> that could be because some of the mosquitoes are resistant to the insecticides or they haven't gotten rid of the standing water or it is a tough area to control the mosquitoes in. >> avoid getting bitten by >> just putting something on your skin to get rid of them. >> rep

. >> we'll see whether the ioc >>> work began on a long-awaited makeover for la guardia airport. crews start tearing down the p2 airport. it will get a state of the art central terminal. >>> firefighters from new york state will soon be on the frnt lines in california -- front lines in california. they usually work for the conservation. some are forest rangers, others have been certified to fight wildfires. this fire has scorched nearly 58 square miles and 100 homes since it started on tuesday. >>> running for cover at a wedding reception. being blamed for an attack during the dance with the bride and groom. >> he told investors he had the stage and the star. his so called broadway show was one big >> his four legged friend lost then found a dramatic rescue and heartfelt reunion. >> the crime at a tv family's >>> panic and screams at a wedding reception in eastern turkey after a bomb blast. guests ran for cover when a car bomb exploded outside the ceremony. there's been at least three deadly bombings this week. the government blames a separative kurdish group. >>> a broadway produ

tonight, after 66 years, the remains of the local veteran that have arrived home, at la guardia airport. jennifer mclogan was there. >> until now, his children after world war ii, the army chief officer served in korea to be captured and died in the prisoner of the war camp. now his remains have been positively identified, flown back home. >> it is amazing that the technology that we have, it can bring a person back to heal a family. >> it is a very long 60 years, yes. >> did you ever dream that this day would come? >> it is the way that it is right now, but i never gave up hope. >> reporter: they sent 208 boxes of human bones and personal effects to forensic scientists at the pow in hawaii. they were able to match trace amounts of the dna from arm and leg bones with samples provided from his family. now the grandchildren and great about war and a man that had been a mystery. >> they are such noble men. i'm republic happy. >> reporter: he will receive full military honors thursday who served in vietnam. >> i'm very happy to have him home. this would not have been possible if it wasn't g

now rob schmitt is live at la guardia airport in new york with the latest. >> reporter: jenna, this letterairlines from senator edward markey and richard blumenthal, both democrats. they want to see plans in place to avoid these computer system blund that's aers that are para airlines. there are calls for airlines to take better care of customers when the cancellation is clearly the airline's fault. senator markey wants the airline to pay to put you on a competitor's flight, imagine that. a few weeks ago delta's computer system crashed, a disaster for the airline. nearly a thousand cancellations, a total nightmare. southwest had a similar situation in july. senator markey wants airlines to use some of the extra billions of dollars raked in in recent years from cheaper jet fuel to update aging computer systems, which as we saw this summer can be quite vulnerable. >> airlines should use their record profits to invest in new technology and implement transparent and fair policies that protect and compensate the customer. >> reporter: we could see legislation that makes some of what markey prop

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to take the storms over staten island right into it will push into ridgewood and jamaica and la guardia airport also. for now the skies are still mostly cloudy by showers are on the way from manhattan. we'll i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. >>> police have rescued 22 dogs all found living inside an suv. it was in the a german shepherd and 21 puppies discovered crammed inside that vehicle earlier this week. the owner is a homeless woman who is believed to be mentally ill. they are getting medical attention and will be put up for adoption. >>> a case of road rage goes too far when a woman pulled a gun on the driver of another car. florida police are searching for the woman in this video and three overs. -- three others. someone three a beer bottle from a pick up truck that car to a gas station where the woman

significantly delayed flights up until the 12th for cnbc business news, i'm susan leigh and la guardia airport i was mentions collecting just a few moments ago. asking what you collect. so i used to collect reracers. many, many years ago. nancy writes in from the show, funny enough, i collected pence ls. we would have made a good team. >> the classic car market some say could be running out of steam. there's a link to the collecting. after years of rising prices which included the most valuable car to be auctioned in 2014. some expect it to decelerate now. classic cars are likely to hold on to the top stop of luxury alternative investments. >> tim is the head of cars. >> welcome. let's start before we get onto the collecting of cars. let's start with the actual market. is it decelerating a bit in pace. >> for certain areas within the classic car world, you could say so. i think that's really down to supply demand for certain makes, models, types within a large area of our world. >> what's the most popular thing at the moment. what is it that checks torres really want? does that change? does th

. >>> and family greeting the remains at la guardia airport today. more than 60 years after he left for the korean war. >>> jennifer mclogan with the family as they prepare to finally lay their hero to rest. and those stories and also live pastime is preserved for all time. ?? and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ?? discover something one of a kind in new york. ?? new york. it's all here. it's only here. >>> police on long island say that someone used a cross bow to shoot a swan at a wildlife preserve this weekend. now they are looking for whoever did it. >> and the attack has a lot of people outraged. >> reporter: investigators on this female swan. the swan was shot with two darts from the cross bow, becoming embedded in the swan's wings, narrowly ignoring the internal organs. >> it could have caused that serious view. >> reporter: he spends his day feeding the different types o shoot at them. anybody could have walked right up there and shot her. >> reporter: he successfully removed the darts, treating them with antibi

by the time we get to our connecting flight in la guardia, we are going to be an hour late. >> airport monitors incorrectly list flights on time. delays and cancellations prompted an apology from delta's ceo. effort. we lost power, 2:30 this morning which caused us to implement the ground stop that we put in place. >> travel industry analyst, says delta's backup systems shouldn't have failed. that's unacceptable to the traveling public. it is unacceptable to delta and its employees. >> delta's network outage raises question as but reliability of computer systems used by airlines which are not regulated by the faa. last year, united and american, both suffered computer in july, a faulty router forced southwest to ground flights. a disruption that lasted days. >> they're running on ape reservation system that is more than 35 years old. in fact, it, it -- once belonged to an air lynn that went out of business in 1982. founder of airfare watch dog.com. >> a lot of airlines have not spent enough on technology over the years and we are seeing this more often. handle pretty much everything fr

safety expert sully sullenberger lost power from both engines from taking off in new york's la guardia airport in 2009. he landed the plane on the hudson river. the plane was reportedly flying around 30,000 feet gave it an advantage. >> being at cruise altitude gives some altitude, gives some time and gives some options. so they wod to work through this problem until it was successfully completed and they would have had a lot of altitude they could use to reach an airport even if the engine failure had required them, it probably would have. 104 passengers and crew were on the southwest flight. no one was hurt. >>> newly released e-mails tell us mbt a the clinton foundation and state department. some of the exchanges involve the clinton foundation's doug president bill clinton and huma abedin. >> band asked abidin if roaden could be seated at biden's table. she said, i'll ask. they would donated 10 to $25 million to the clinton foundation. it's unclear who started that conversation or if the request was granted. the e-mails were released through a public records lawsuit by a citizens united. >>

i'm sure you've flown out of la guardia airport before.is known for having the shortest runways of an international airport. imagine if you are in an airplane with the pilot suddenly said look, run by fours on the 7000 feet. we generally need a thousand feet to land this airplane. we have a temporary gusty condition, which is going to allow us to land in a shorter runway. we are going to make this planting. the question is as a passenger do you want the pilot to take the risk knowing full well that suddenly stops, you and your airplane or in the east river -- >> ways the runway so short right now? in other words, why is the market topped out? what specifically about the market makes you so concerned? >> first of all, the slow growth you're the guest have mentioned. if you think about when the market blew through resistance levels about six or seven weeks ago. the same two reasons why it went through those levels are the same two reasons down a nod. versus low interest rates. the interest rates push people up into the stock market. the ques

airports like la guardia, planes were sitting and waiting. airline says a power outage hit the computer system at 2:30 at newark with the lines of passengers growing. delta does thought know when the problem will be fixed. >>> drivers in new jersey see the lowest prices at the pump. the average price of a gallon of regular gas last week was $1.91s down $0.04 from the previous week and marks the 8th straight week gas prices fell in new jersey. nationally the average price ago. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with heather o'rourke. >> slowly but surely, cleaning up the debris spill on the bqe. it was beer on the bqe near the brooklyn battery tunnel exit. let's talk about what else is going on. long island railroad doing ago. new jersey transit, no major issues. to the southern state parkway westbound, 40, an acci three cars are involved. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> sunshine, beautiful weather, temperature at 8:00, 74 degrees. a beautiful day today. 72 east hampton. 68 down the shore. 68 poughkeepsie. t

that is sliding northeast, and we have airport delays at many airports including jfk and la guardia,ewark and into boston. sfo with delays on arriving flights up to 1 hour and 10 minutes due to that. it's a gray slate. it's the marine layer causing problems at sfo but not so much the case at oakland or mineta. all are checking in okay. festsand 60s as we get ready to head out the door. to the south and to the east, the soberanes fire lifting the haze into our area. temperatures slightly warmer today. close to where we should be for this 16th day of august. i wouldn't hold out for sunshine in half moon bay but a sliver of hope in pacifica. mid-90sin gilroy and low to mid- 90s in the tri valley. 60s in the north bay beaches and the heat is on in lower lake as well, clear lake, mix to 98 breeze and i still have the full forecast featuring the pollen report. roqui, do you suffer from allergies? >>> yesterday i had a runny nose. i don't know if that's tmi but i did. we have traffic backed up into the maze with a motorcycle crash in the center divide. the fire department is on the scene tr

at the height of all this, we saw airports like jfk, la guardia, they were saying that they were unablek in there passengers. even the flight boards at airports, not just nationwide but worldwide, they were showing information that was inconsistent. it may have shown a flight was on time or scheduled to leave but that was not the case. ground stop on all of the delta flights has been lifted. here at reagan national, we are seeing some delta flights take off, but don't get too excited, folks, we expect delays will last for a few days, again, as the airline tries to catch up and get passengers rebooked on new flights. >> rene marsh reporting live from reagan national. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," the political season gets uglier, unhinged, unstable and suggestions of being unfit for the white house. our guest will discuss the latest clinton/trump brawl. she spent summer binge-watching. soon, she'll be binge-studying. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. today, the only spanish words he knows are burrito and enchilada. soon, he'

if you are going to the airport to fly with another airline, newark, jfk, la guardia, check in and street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> tragedy on the world's biggest water slide, a day of summer fun weppedz a little boy's -- ends with a little boy's death on a slide topping out 16 stories. when we became teachers, the state made a commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, >>> at least 40 people have hurricane before it weakened. forecasters say more rain is expected. >>> a kansas city water park is closed after a 10 year old boy dies on a water slide build as the world's largest. caleb thomas shaub died while riding the 168-foot water slide at schlitterbahn. the family released a statement thanking the community for support and asking for pr figure out what led to his death. >>> perman

airports that are unbelievable. that we've never had in this country. and then you fly into la guardia or you fly into l.a.x. edy, any of them. you fly into these airports, it's like a third world country. so we have to fix our airports and our transportation system and our trains which are, you know, a hundred years old. we have trains from a hundred years ago. those are the good ones. and you go to china and you go to these other places and you see the bullet trains. >> how do you pay for all that, mr. trump? >> so we need to fix our country. we've spent so much money in the middle east. $4 trillion they're saying now. that means we spent more than that. but we've spent all this money in the middle east. and by the way, we are now further away from something happening in the middle east than if we did nothing. had we done nothing, we would have been in better shape in the middle east. we spent $4 trillion -- and we are right now much further away, i mean, like not even close, much worse shape than had we done nothing. >> how do we pay for that? and is it going to be public money? is it private money? and as

and jfk and la guardia, no major issues. 35th street between broadway and 7th, street parking lane >>> delta airlines, all flights are grounded right now. toni yates is live at newark airport with an update for us. good morning, tony. >> reporter: delta says on its website it offers 15,000 flights daily. that's a lot of passengers that could potentially be caught up in the system's down failure problem. look at the photos we are -- london's heathrow, they are posting the pictures. delta puts no planes in the air. delta site responded to a few passengers asking about the problems. now the answer at this point is simply that the entire sis system is down and hope to have it up soon. no word on what caused the failure. we are already seeing the offers service in 61 countries, 15,000 flights daily. we are going to take time to go in to see how the system's wide failure is affecting the customers at newark. toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> community in queens in shock this morning. nearly 1 week after the death of a young woman during her >> diana rocco is live in howard beach with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, careerna's death left this community and her fam

airport. we're in stockholm, sweden, came in last night through our last night to all here at la guardia and jfko it is compliant with tsa, faa. we made sure that it meets all those regulations. dagen: don't you worry that the airport authorities around the country, there's so many of them but eventually when people are whipping around the airport, they are liquid and then it will be enough control over this. >> hopefully people are whipping around the airport. it's to get you from point a to point b. three times faster than the average walking speed. it is not a go cart. it is not a scooter. it combines both fun and functionality. at the end of the day, it's a piece of luggage. it's just under 19 pounds without your personal items. dagen: how does that compare to regular carry-on? >> has sold 85% of the typical carry-on. this is 85% of store space he would find on a typical carry-on. we had to carve out the space to put the components. it does have a motor in it. >> at the electric beauty just plug it in. >> it's electrically charged by nano crystal technology lithium batteries that are in comp