i think you and i need to do a lavrov trip to laguardia for lunch so you can experience the full laguardiawe will do that for lunch. tom: it's like rebuilding heathrow. they will rebuild laguardia but we are not talking a third runway. still being's debated and it will go for a long time. i like that you are taking sherry and to laguardia keeping the cost cuts under control and that's what we do. let's talk about gold. gold climbed for a third day as george soros joined a slew of investors piling into gold. interestson cut his in gold. great to have you on the program. when you look at golden everyone tod the two says to buy gold hedge against everything that can go ugly in the world economy, it's going to be an overcrowded market. >> not yet, back in december, everyone hated gold. the stocks were going bankrupt so why talk about it. quarter, a lot of these hedge funds started loading of mainly because they are concerned that central banks are starting to lose control, that is too high, i was china going to get themselves out of their situation? if you had zero allocations and golden now y

the line s at laguardia are not bad. if you are finally kicking off the weekend, that means you are driving. we found tips for you. security lines wrapping around airports. as 4 million americans take to the skies. ready to kickoff the summer travel season. >> we were concerned. we wanted to make sure we anticipated these delays. >> i was hoping it would be faster. >> reporter: after coming under fire, the tsa says 90% of the wait times at the country's 20 biggest airports were under 15 minutes by thursday. >> the peak is below 30 minutes. >> reporter: p 38 million americans are expected to travel this weekend. while the airports are packed, the roads are not better. >> we try the peak driving times. >> reporter: 89% of travelers this weekend are taking to the roads. partly that is because of the low gas prices. at a national average of $2.32 a gallon, gas has gone up 18 cents in the past month. still 42 cents cheaper than this time last year. >> we can pull in and fill up and feel good about it. >> reporter: aaa travel

rachel in in laguardia, what are you seeing there?eporter: well, we all hate the wait, and there's been a steady stream of passengers here this morning in laguardia airport, but the line here, nothing like those crazy lines we've seen in cities like chicago and atlanta and dallas, in phoenix. in fact, yesterday, american airlines actually had to delay five flights because 77 passengers were not on board when the planes were set to take off because of those crazy lines. now, a spokesperson for american airlines says it's an ongoing problem and the tsa is well aware, in large part because of the social media posts, fred, that you were talking about. the tsa, because of the issue, they decided to expedite the hiring of more than 750 new agents. that's part of an 8 million initiative to get the lines shortened. now, the problem is, that those agents, they are not coming on board until mid-june, so this problem, social security not going to be solved overnight, and because, you know, summer is around the corner, fuel costs are dropping, an

cnn's rachel crane is live for at laguardia airport. rachel?d, well, the tsa is taking steps to alleviate some of these congested lines that passengers have been stuck in. they're hiring more agents. they're trying out new automated technologies. we spoke to one passenger today who did miss his flight because he was stuck in one of these lines. but he was quick to point out that while frustrated, he was okay with it, because he did think that the security protocols were effective in keeping us safe. >> reporter: the crash of egypt air flight 804 was raising questions not just for investigators overseas, but also among security officials here in the united states. >> we still don't know what happened here. we're following the investigation closely. our hearts go out to the families and friends of the people who were lost, but most importantly, it's a stark reminder that what we do is really important and we need to do it well and we need to do it efficiently. >> reporter: in recent weeks, the tsa has been plagued by consumer complaints of long l

what are you seeing there at laguardia? have seen a steady stream of passengers, but the lines this morning, they're nothing like those lines we've seen in chicago, atlanta, phoenix, dallas, where passengers have waited hours, just to get through security. in fact, yesterday, in dallas, american airlines held five flights, because 77 passengers were not onboard when their planes were supposed to take off, because of those lines. now, the tsa, they are aware of this problem. and that's why they sped up the hiring of more than 750 new agents. now, that's part of an $8 million initiative. the problem, though, fred, is that those agents don't come onboard before mid-june. and you know, with ticket prices dropping and fuel costs dropping, summer right around the corner, this problem, it's probably going to get worse before it gets better. >> oh, boy. some airports also taking matters into their own hands. atlanta's airport is actually experimenting with the so-called innovation lines. what does that mean? >> reporter: so those i

a group will borrow two and a half billion dollars in the bond market, promising to renovate laguardia within six years and on budget. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am taylor riggs. betty: shares of lending club once again spiraling down. you can see more details have come out about its ceo, what he knew about $3 million worth of missed data phones. more details coming up -- ♪ betty: live from berlin and new york, i'm betty liu. matt: i am matt miller. this is the european close. betty: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. the u.s. has not seen this much inflation in more than three years. insumer prices up 4/10 of 1% april, the biggest jump since february 2013. the reason? the largest increase in gas prices in over four years. associates areer headed to china. he has been the first hedge fund manager jeter to win -- manager to win china. bridgewater manages $150 billion. department store chains had a rough first quarter but some discounters are thriving. t.j. maxx and marshalls posted better-than-ex

i mean, look at laguardia. you land at laguardia, it's an embarrassment. look at kennedy..a.x. and newark. >> if you try to buy debt back at a discount, interest rates are going to go up? >> no. no. people are large on -- you know china has $1.8 trillion of our debt. and they're cheating us. and they're friends of mine. >> they're not going to sell to you at a discount. >> you never know. you never know. all of a sudden, they have to sell at a discount. you don't know that. at some point, they might want to get out. maybe they need their money. they might want to get out. when you can do it, when you can take advantage, you do that. you might want to issue new long-term debt at low interest rates. you may want to -- a combination of buy back debt and rebuild our infrastructure. we've spent more than $4 trillion in the middle east and our country is going to hell. >> let's talk more about the middle east. your foreign policy speech, you said you wanted to work closely with our muslim allies to defeat isis. >> sure. >> don't you push them away with your plan to keep muslims

rachel, what are you seeing at laguardia, i believe, there?we've seen a steady stream of passenger here at laguardia this morning but they are nothing like the lines here -- they're nothing like the ones we've seen across the country in ifcities like atlant chicago, phoenix, where passengers have waited for hours. they've taken to social media, posting pictures of these crazy, crazy lines with the #ihatethewait. american airlines yesterday delayed five flights because its 77 passengers were not on board those flights when it intended to take off. a spokesperson for american airlines says this is an ongoing issue, the tsa is aware and they've sped up the process of hiring 750 agents. the problem is they don't come on board until mid june. ticket prices and fuel prices dropping, this problem is probably going to get worse before it gets better. >> rachel crane, the pictures are just -- i get anxiety just looking at the pictures of these poor people in line. >> so we're wrapping up prom season here. maybe you've seen your family members go to pro

. >> reporter: like new york's laguardia and l.a.x. ranked at some of the worst in the past.terminals. at the scene are o these terminals are old, falling apart and need to upgrade but difficult when you are constrained for space. funding is finally coming through in major cities but at smaller airports like kansas city which lacks amenities and space for passengers, they're still looking for the cash. >> we have no aircraft, for example, now flying in the united states. gates don't accommodate the 380. somebody has to pay for that. >> reporter: funding comes from airlines, states, local municipalities and the federal government. but it's a much simpler funding process in other parts of the world. in south korea, consistently ranks as one of the best in the world. it's heavily funded by the government. there's entertainment, high end retail, and computer stations. showers, spas, and on-site hotel. stage performances and the terminals are massive. congress regulates a tax capped at $4.50 on passenger airfare and a $9 tax for round trip. airports construction projects but the f

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the left, you would drive beyond it because you didn't recognize the first cue. >> at 10:33 a.m., laguardiaises twa of traffic off to its right. no one realizes it, but the united dc-8 is heading straight for them. then, seven seconds later, as both planes approach 5,000, there's a brutal collision. one of the dc-8's engines tears through the fuselage of the super connie. the twa plane breaks into pieces and goes down on the spot, crashing in staten island's miller airfield. but the united jet manages to stay aloft for 8 1/2 more miles until it's over park slope, brooklyn, where tom regan, then 20 years old, is standing on the street. >> i crossed the street at 7th avenue and sterling place, just stepping on the corner, when i heard a loud, loud whine. and when i turned around, the wing of the plane, united airlines, was catching into the roof of the building that i had just left. and there was a tremendous explosion. immediately i dropped to the ground. and then moments after that, there was a second explosion. bang! just everything exploded. and now the whole place was on fire. i stayed o

lets say you are flying out of laguardia this evening.re going to have some issues about between about 4:30 and 11:00. right now 11:00 to 20 minutes. you are looking at 20 minutes or more. what's business app. and waze. >> oh, i love waze. >> look at new york right now. that's not good right now. >> that's like on any day. >> this one it tells you where you can go to -- you are going to laguardia? plug it in and it gives you long it will take you. >> about 45 minutes. >> it is not bad. last thing is flysmart.com. it gives you the terminal and gate number and how full the bar is. >> that's the most useful. >> safe travels to you this weekend. when we come back, we'll go back to politics. they spent months calling each other names. but, there seems to be a little bit of bromance between the two of marco rubio and trump. and it could be the end of antibiotics. a new detail of the super bug discovered in the united states for the first time ever. that's coming up next. show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously w

new york's laguardia and jfk took number two and four spots on that list.delphia international ranked number seven. study claims east coast airport are the worst because they are prone to poor weather and congested air traffic control. >> if you live in new york city, you basically relegated to those three airports, newark, laguardia and jfk and three of the four worst airports in the the country. >> they are bad but another bad one is, the one in atlanta, i flew out of yesterday. it is crowded. >> i have been there. it is always busy. >> yes. >> tsa lines are sometimes one hours long. >> you know at bfw. >> we have fields in dallas. hopefully it breaks it up, a little bit. >> how are you. >> i'm doing well. >> we have never been better. you have a lot coming up. >> yes, we do. >> we have fun news. >> so, mr. smith goes to washington, it will be mr. wild cat goes to washington because villanova wildcats on their way to d.c. they are celebrating their national title. well, you were wrong. today coach jay wright and the team will get their biggest honor meeti

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we're turning back towards laguardia. >> okay, yeah, you need to return to laguardia. turn left heading of 220. tower stop your departures. we got an emergency returning. >> captain chesley sully sullenberger takes control of the airplane from his copilot with two simple words. "my aircraft." remarkably there is footage of the plane's last moments airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure checklist that we do. and i started to perform that. >> trying to get the engines restarted. >> yes. >> was there any luck at all? >> no. the engines have to be in a certain start envelope, we call it, to start. and that usually is predicated on you going a lot faster. the airbus dual engine failure checklist assumes the engines have failed at cruising altitude. 30,000 feet would have given the pilots ample time to figure things out. hitting a flock of canada geese at just 3,000 feet, that's another story. what at this point is going through your mind? >> at this point i'm thinking, this can't be happening to me. >> if flight 1539's en

the problem is so bad that the port authority that runs newark, jfk and laguardia sent a letter to the tsa warning it could use private security screeners if they don't improve. we can no longer tolerate tsa screening services, the letter says. >> they take a lot into consideration before they make decisions like this. this is huge. this will have ripples across our industry. >> reporter: 22 airports across the u.s. currently use private security, currently most of them are small, but two are not, san francisco and kansas city and others like seattle and atlanta are considering the switch. the tsa admits it is understaffed. >> we are accelerating our hiring and targeting the hiring of airports with the highest volume. >> reporter: despite the long wait, some travelers are packing patience. >> it's frustrating, but everybody here would rather be safe. >> reporter: even with more hiring, security lines will still be long this summer. that's because the number of passengers is only expected to grow. airlines recommend showing up two hours before domestic flights. another option, signing u

new and new jersey will be considering hiring private security at new work of liberty, jfk, and laguardia airports unless theim the problem but the cannot hire more screeners without -- you guessed it -- money from congress. privates that provide a screening must meet the same requirements as the tsa. leon: 7 on your side with a health alert -- you might reach for tylenol when you get a headache, but research says it made no mere feelings. ohio state university than the people taking acetaminophen were less likely to empathize with thothers. chicago today, this time lapse of fog rolling across the city. inibility dropped near zero many areas, causing driving hazards during the morning commute. leon: that is kind of crazy. alison: beautiful. leon: looks computer-generated. steve: and we have fog on the way later tonight. alison: of course. add it to the rain. steve: i believe the heaviest of the fault will be to the west. at the capitol dome come a little bit of fog right now. 59 at reagan national, the clouds and a little bit of drizzle. , 57r 60's fredericksburg winchester. the temperatu

. >> flying from dfw to laguardia, and i waited two and a half hours. >> reporter: congress just approved t.s.a.'s request to give $34 million to cover new screening officers. >> we'll not compromise aviation security in the face of characterizations of this as a national crisis. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, technical glitches like phoenix airport's luggage screening system break down thursday, causing more than 3,000 checked bags to miss their flights. normal screening resumd there friday, and those bags have been sent sotheir final destination -- to their final destination. >> we're asking the american people to be patient while we bring on the added resources, and we are asking the public to have the appropriate expectations when they arrive at the airport. >> reporter: passengers are being urged to sign up for t.s.a.'s precheck program which is an expedited screening process, that's generally much faster than regular security. >>> the president tackling opioid addiction. the message he delivered today with macklemore. >> and can an app help the blind? >> partly cloudy skies a

. >> reporter: airports like laguardia and lax in los angeles rank as some of the country's worst in outdated terminals. >> these terminals are old, kind of falling apart, and we really need to upgrade them, but that's difficult to do when you're constrained for space. >> reporter: funding is finally coming through in some major cities, but at smaller airports like kansas city which lacks amenities and space for passengers, they're looking for the cash. >> we have no -- new aircraft that nobody can accommodate. >> reporter: helps from states, local municipality and the local government, but it is a simpler funding process in other parts of the world. in south korea, this airport ranks as one of the best in the world. it is heavily funded by the government. there's entertainment, high end retail and computer stations, showers, spas, an on site hotel, full stage performances, and terminals are massive. congress regulates a tax at $4.50 on passenger air fare and $9 round trips. that goes to airports for construction projects but the fee hasn't been raised to account for inflation in 16

the port authority that runs newark, jfk and laguardia has sent a letter to the tsa saying it could usevate security screeners if wait times don't improve. >> it would take a lot of consideration before they make decisions like this. this is huge. this will have ripples across our industry. >> even with more hire, the tsa says wait times will be long this summer. it advises arriving two hours before your flight and precheck is another option to avoid missing your flight. >>> from our delaware bureau, it's never too early to be prepare. that's the message from first responders as they took ahead to next month's start to hurricane season. nbc 10 at the delmarva power conference center in newark. the utility company partnered with local emergency managers and businesses to educate people with disabilities and caregivers about electrical and generator safety. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> sun is coming up and we're seeing some breaks in the clouds. it's mostly cloudy morning. the showers have avoided most of philadelphia but there are scattered

and now the port authority that runs newark, jfk and laguardia airports has sent a letter to the tsang it could use private security screeners if wait times don't improve. >> take a lot into consideration before they make decisions like this. this is huge. this will have ripples across our industry. >> even with more hiring, the tsa says wait times will be long this summer. it advises arriving two hours before your flight. and signing up for precheck is another option to avoid missing your flight. >>> from air travel to ground travel. let's check the roads and route 422 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> this is 422 off the route 23 off ramp. lane restrictions here. it's not affecting 422 as a whole. no big delays or backups on to that. typically this morning, construction clears. by the 6:00 hour or so, a lot of times those things change. it's still an active scene right now. we'll keep you updated if any of it does clear this morning. no big backups on 422. that's some of the bigger things we're worried about. as for the area bridges, an opening on the burl

we all travel a lot out of newark and laguardia. listen, i'm sorry to say this.ational disgrace. i mean, i don't know how else to say it. i know it's a little strong. >> brian, you have two problems here. >> why is it so bad? >> brian, think about this. you have at all of your older airports limited entry points. and because you have limited entry points and you're having more flights added, you've got more people going through these limits areas. i know everybody says well the tsa should move people through quicker. something has to give. either you move people through the line quicker or you add more entry points. it's not an easy solution because you have all of these airport that's are land locked like o'hare and laguardia. >> i can't tell you how often i go throughout airport and nothing is fully staffed. i mean, there are many, many things they can do. >> you're right that adding more staffing would help. i've been at airports fully staffed, fully staffed and there are long lines. there is what you have with an infrastructure that needs to be updated. that'

. >> find from dfw to laguardia and i wasted -- waited 2.5 hours. >> they are planning to our new screening officers. >> we will not compromise aviation security in the face of characterizations of this is a national crisis. >> adding insult to injury, technical glitches causing more than 3000 checked bags to mates -- miss their flights. the bags have since been sent to the final destination. plan to get to the airport very early. >> we are asking the american people to be patient while we bring on the added resources and we are asking the public to have the appropriate expectations when they arrive at the airport. >> passengers are being urged to sign up for the tsa pre- check program which is an expedited screening process that is much faster than regular security. >> tsa says that incident in phoenix on thursday was an isolated incident. sky harbor officials say tsa is not up to their standards. several airports already use private screeners including sfo. >>> the most famous foot race and san francisco kicks off tomorrow. 40,000 people will pound the streets of san francisco for the bay

this comes on the heels they mate replace the tsa at jfk and laguardia. have become so out of control going up escalators in some instances. 90 minutes at jfk over the weekend. they are blaming passengers saying you are at fault not being ready for security. they are talking about the lines and poor over sight of the agency overall. yes, heather and abby they want more money. >> of course they do. that will solve everything. a veteran's charity group about to be kicked to the curb to make room for president obama's library. it is the last privately owned security blocking the development. the group says city inspectors are working with the obama administration after finding code violations fining them 16,000 dollars per day. the city will decide the group's fate tomorrow. >> they led the massive wildfire in canada have a new way to see what's left of their town. more than 2,000 buildings were destroyed. # #,000 people were evacuated. many are still living in shelters and may not be able to return for weeks. >> bees began terrorizing a northern american to

. >> reporter: at big airports like laguardia, long lines have become the new normal. but last week's meltdown in chicago has those in washington demanding action. >> we're in the midst of a crisis at our airports. >> reporter: those people who run those airports are caught in the middle between an understaffed tsa and a fumed public. american airlines says 70,000 of missed flights in the past year. >> we need a partner in tsa will who will consider innovative ways to lessen wait times. >> reporter: tsa responded with a personnel surge. >> has the lines improved, the time and the waits improved? >> considerably, ma'am. we've seen wait times less than 15 minutes. >> reporter: the head of tsa says long lines will be inevitable this summer. >> you'll see long lines, but you'll move efficiently. >> reporter: a system that he says needs more manpower, but will keep you safe and long lines moving. sq >> we have broken down the best events by day. >> open the nbc washington app and search memoria >>> a lot of folks want to hit the beach. today would have been a good day to do

we're at laguardia airport right across the country.have covered and shown you the outrage over that. tonight, we're about to show you on "nightly news" some solutions about how to beat the lines, the programs you can join right now. one of them right on the spot so you and your family can get through and not miss your flight. we're going to show you free apps that you can download right now on your phone. this is one of them. it's called my flight. it tells you the wait times of the country's busiest airports in realtime, so that way you can plan accordingly and get to the airport. tonight, how to beat the lines on "nightly news." >>> if you had any doubt that the golden era of flying it is over, that should dispel it. thousands of you are going to the go to the airport this weekend. >> there was a time when flying was elegant and classy and the flight attendants used to say -- well, they didn't, but there was a book about them called "coffee, tea, or sexist days. tom sherwood takes a look at an exhibit at the air and space museum. >>

we decided just had a travel co irte tell us he was turned down at laguardia.if you have travel plans, go to tsa.gov, enter your zip code and that will locate the nearest office where you can perhaps get the pass and beat these really long lines. >> matt finn in chicago, thank you. >>> talk about bats in the belfry, in one small town they're in every nook and cranny. that's my worst nightmare! ♪ ♪ there's people who care where i'm going ♪ ♪ and good friends to welcome me home ♪ ♪ so get a full tank of freedom, ♪ ♪ drive the american road ♪ and with a full tank of freedom, ♪ ♪ find your own highway ♪ we'll take you wherever you go. ♪ ♪ take you wherever you go. ♪ >>> our "final 30." heather's favorite store. more than 100,000 bats taking over a small town in australia scaring residents and making a mess. people can't kill these flying foxes, they're called, because they are a vulnerable species. they're looking at non-lethal ways to try to drive them away. >> i've got an idea. a tennis racket. a squash racket. >> "the real story" starts now. >>> hillary clinton.

we're talking about jfk, newark liberty international and laguardia airports.ait times have gone up so bad in recent months that shorts have taken notice of the number of missed flights and connections. the port authority is considering applying for the t schl a screening partnership program to help with passenger screening at those area airports. >>> maryland drivers license and i.d. cards are getting a make over. tomorrow the mva is unveiling the totally redesigned cards. there hachbt been an update since 2003. officials want to better protect marylanders against identity theft and fraud. all we know is that it will feature iconic maryland symbols and a colorful maryland themed background. >>> score! >> yeah, with their backs up against the wall, caps pulled out a win against the penguins last night. the series thousand stands three games to two and the action heads back to petburg.thousand games to two and the action heads back to petburg. >> reporter: game five here at the verizon center was a must win and the capitals responded accordingly. a 3-1 victory o

well, anyone who flies out of laguardia understands the frustration. making it to your flight on time can be hit or miss if those lines behind me are not moving. well, the port authority of new york and new jersey says it's got the solution, and it's threatening to hire its own passenger screening teams if the tsa doesn't take quick action. it's the irony of flying. planes are the fastest way to travel, but wait times just to get on board keep getting longer. airports complain that tsa staffing isn't keeping up with increased passenger traffic. >> the flight only took two hours, but you had to get to the airport two hours early, you know, to get through the security line, which is kind of unfortunate. >> reporter: unfortunate but unacceptable according to the port authority of new york and new jersey. in a letter to the transportation security administration, it says the patience of the flying public has reached a breaking point. we can no longer tolerate the continuing inadequacy of tsa passenger screening services. >> because the lines are so long, i

actually rachel, i'll going to start with you at laguardia. the lines are moving well, is that right? >> reporter: the airport, as you can see, the lines not that bad. not nearly the scene we saw earlier this morning at chicago's o'hare airport. we've been speaking to passengers all morning long, many who have gotten here hours ahead of schedule, despite the fact that the lines here at laguardia are moving smoothly. other passengers, getting just in the nick of time. port authority expects over 1 million people will be traveling through the airport this is weekend. we spoke to an official at the port authority, saying they've heard the frustrations of passengers and airport officials. take a listen. >> i think the tsa has received a message loud and clear. changes are in order. >> reporter: now, the tsa has assigned 72 additional officers to the three major airports here in the new york area to help with the congestion this holiday weekend. they've also assigned an additional 25 officers to new york jfk and newark to help with the traffic. if

south jersey is at a stand still, weather delays bet here in philadelphia, laguardia has close to anbound a crawl approaching, academy road, from an earlier tractor trailer accident that income down that concrete barrier, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> carli lloyd, she stole the show and won our hearts last year even though she was always in our heart because she's a local girl. the this is after leading united states women's soccer team to the world cup championship. in case you need one here's a little reminder. >>> carli lloyd with a hat trick. >> welcome back to "good day philadelphia". >> good to have you here. >> good to be here you are looking good. >> alex, we were watching that, do you ever watch that at home on a loop? do you go back and look at it. >> only when i have to. >> what do you mean. >> if they have an appearance and they show a video. >> it is such an honor. >> what about the rest of your body. >> it should be your legs. >> it is cold in here. >> thank you. tell them that. >> speaking of body parts, how is your knee doing. >> it is okay. it has been two wee

michelle miller is at new york's laguardia airport which now threatens to replace the tsa. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. whether here at laguardia airport or lax, travelers understand the frustration, making a flight on time solely depends on whether or not the tsa lines are moving. well the port authority of newark, new jersey, says it's got the solution. threatened to hire it's own screening if they don't take action. the irony of flying. planes are the fastest way to travel but wait times just get on board keep getting longer. airports complain tsa staffing isn't keeping up with increased passenger traffic. >> the flight ensemble took two hours but you had to get to the airport two hours early to get through the security line, which is kind of unfortunate. >> not only unfortunate but unacceptable. according to the port authority of new york and new jersey. in a letter to the transportation security administration, it says the patience of the flying public has reached a breakpoint. we can no longer tolerate inadequacy of the screening as much ass. >>

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we're talking about jfk, newark liberty international and laguardia airports.up so bad authorities have taken notice of the number of missed flights and connections. the port authority is considering applying for the tsa screening partnership program to help with passenger screening at those area airports. >>> nyquist is still unbeaten. he has won the kentucky derby. >> nyquist won the kentucky derby, but can he win the triple crown? the next challenge that history. >>> and caps stay alive in their quest for the stanley cup and i don't have to shave. fans rally for a win as the team gets ready for game six. >> reporter: observing mother's day. and fighting veteran is you side. the but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >>> veterans honoring their gold star moms in a special way. and derrick ward is live with with a look at that ceremony. >> reporter: we're at the american veterans disabled for life memorial. is this the culmination of something that they are calling the spartan disabled american veterans, spartan alliance and a do

this would cover laguardia and new york and jfk and they would hire a private firm instead.orried about the current threaten environment>> this ties in with the election. senate republicans now investigating facebook. >> this is something else. we brought you the facebook story yesterday. they sent a letter to facebook ceo mark zuckerburg asking for answers saying they were observing news trends. they quoted former contractors and said that's the directive of facebook. they want to know how trends are organized now. they are asking if they will be investigating at facebook. the claims they should be pointing out the fact that also mark zuckerburg. employees at facebook, they have given more money to hillary clinton than any presidential candidate 114,000 dollars. now the senate is going wait a minute. we need to flush this out. >> whether that influences anything. >> at the beginning of your segment it talked about airport screeners. now let's talk about pilots at frontier airlines they are suing. >> this is something else. four female frontier pilots filed discrimination su

rachel crane is live at laguardia. >> reporter: yeah, certainly people are fed up. a lot of criticism this week for lines that are over an hour. more on that coming up. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms... ...such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease, tell your doctor if symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occ

. >> reporter: airports like new york's laguardia and los angeles have ranked as some of the country'sinals are old, they're kind of falling apart, and we really needed to upgrade them. but that's difficult to do when you're really constrained for space. funding is finally coming through in some major cities. but at smaller airports like kansas city, which lacks amenities and space for passengers, they're still looking for the cash. >> we have new aircraft, for example, that are now flying in the united states. we have gates that don't accommodate an a-380. somebody has to pay for that. >> reporter: funding comes from airlines, states, local multiplealities and the federal government. but it's a much simp doppler funding process in other parts of the world. in south korea, international consistently rates as one of the best in the world. it's heavily funded by the government. there's entertainment, high-end retail, and computer stations. showers, spas, an on-site hotel. full stage performances, and the terminals are massive. congress regulates a tax on passenger airfare, and a $9 tax f

. >> reporter: she flew in from chicago yesterday lugging the carry-on her her dream from laguardia intohe line. >> i was so nervous. they waited for this opportunity overnight and through the rain in a line that stretched down 26th street and continued up sixth avenue. what is it about the musical that captured everyone's attention? >> you really don't see as many people of color, and this is a chance, and it's such a revolutionary chance. >> reporter: the rain washed away garcia's sheet music and resume. >> feel crushed? >> reporter: a little. >> nailed audition, though, right? >> yes. >> feel good, just to have to wait now. it's a waiting game. >> that was john chandler reporting from new york. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >>> coming up next, all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, new video of a teen fighting off her attacker on a south philadelphia street. >> we told you about the story weeks ago. next, we're giving you a closer look at how the teenager took matters into her own hands. >>> we're not drying out yet. tracking more for the rest of the week, and what you can expect for mother's

we're at new york's laguardia airport. what's the wait time looking like there? >> reporter: this is the longest line we have seen all morning and it's only a few minutes long. it's moving along because of all of the extra tsa agents. as much of the same in places like atlanta and chicago which as you know is a big change from the long waits they have been dealing with. it's a promising start to the summer travel season now the tsa has put more employees to work. using a new command center and some airports hired additional private contractors to help out. the head of the tsa says now the average wait time to get through security is well under a half hour. and while the holiday weekend may be off to a smooth start at the airport. not the case on the roads. look at that traffic jam in new jersey. in m expected to travel are drives. the travel association estimates this will be the biggest travel weekend since 2005 which is the last time gas prices were this low. whether you're driving or flying today is expected to be the best day to head out and the worst time to