entras uno se dedican al tema de la seguridad otros ayudarán a hacer mantenimiento a los vehículos de laguardiatado de texas (nombre extranjero) tiene detalles las imágenes compartidas por la patrulla fronteriza muestran momento en que 50 inmigrantes incluyendo dos menores de edad no acompañados fueron encontrados enuna casa de seguridad el operativo estuvo a cargo de la patrulla fronteriza contra el departamento de seguridad nacional también lograron el arresto de dos ciudadanos norteamericanos que fueron detenidos como sospechosos de contrabando de migrantes en las imágenes se observan las condiciones en las que vivían los migrantes de acuerdo a la patrulla fronteriza 26 eran de ecuador nueve colombianos y cuatro originarios de guatemala a veces no tienen servicio de agua ni de luz los menores fueron llevados a un centro de procesamiento de la patrulla fronteriza en texas mientras que indica que están en contacto con el consulado de méxico y el departamento de salud algunos vecinos lograron tomar fotografías cuando los migrantes eran sufrido a las camionetas para ser llevados a un centro de p

record highs at laguardia airport and nearby newark. >> it's hot and i'm working in this crazy weather and i can't take it. >> reporter: new yorkers told not to crank the ac. this emergency alert going out officials warning power outages could be on the way. >> we don't want a blackout. >> reporter: on the street workers pushing through that intense heat wave with little relief. >> how are you beating the heat? drinking water >> a little water, little fan, a little bit of these windows. >> reporter: 11 states under heat alerts on the east coast. boston hitting a record today. firefighters there battling intense flames and temperatures leading them to rescue some of their own. in oregon officials received reports of 63 deaths that may be heat related, 45 in just one county and in washington state, nbc news has confirmed at least six deaths tied to the heat. and throughout the u.s., scorching triple digit heat over days leading to fears of heat exhaustion. >> day three you're at more risk because your body has not gotten the breaks >> reporter: relief should be on the way. the heat shoul

to laguardia. really something to watch. >> reporter: spectacular view. i just heard them say we have now gone through l-4. that means they have gone from number 10 on the checklist to 4, and seeking clearance for release. as you can see, they are at 46,000 feet. literally, playing this by ear, guys. none of us have seen this before with passengers onboard. we will listen to vergin galactic's mission control here. >> various departments and disciplines within the country, and they are verifying checks along the way. >> we are three minutes out from release at this point. it's getting really exciting. i don't know about you, i can feel anticipation just watching the screen. look, they have big smiles on. we are 2:30 out -- >> let's bring in a former nasa astronaut, the current senior adviser for space programs at the intrepid space museum in new york. good morning. it's great to have you with us. mike, as tom said, this is not something we have seen before, even those of you who have been to orbital space. >> thank you for having me on. it's a very histori

laguardia with just 12. jfk with 14.a is hitting right in the middle of that busy morning commute adding more rain tohe by ds rn fldingons growing. now, back here at the airport, remember, even if your flight has not been canceled yet, it may be delayed so go ahead and check the flight status before you go ahead and come over to the airport, cecilia. >> gio, thanks. >>> in california governor newsom is asking people to cut their use of water by 15%. matt gutman with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, cecelia. these bathtub rings, you see them across california, every reservoir is below its average. 95% of the state is in severe drought. last year this time it was only 20%. governor newsom signing that executive order asking californians to reduce their water use by 15%. that's voluntary. it's all happening as california is about to be walloped by its worst heat wave of the season. much of california is going to see 110 degrees or more over the next several days. cecelia? >> matt, thank you. >>> we turn to the latest

we're live at laguardia airport in new york city. corey, what are you seeing so far today? here than the previous cool days we've reported. this is the most frequented travel day so far. there is concern about the growing number of cases with the delta variant. the numbers, though, it doesn't seem to be keeping people away or at home. the tsa screened in just one day 2.2 million passengers per day. if you look at the numbers, we're going to pop them up on the screen, it also mirrors 2019 pre-pandemic levels. normally that would be a very good thing and we would be really happy about that starting to get back to normal and a potential rebound with the economy. the problem is, the cdc says that the delta variant which is highly transmissible now accounts for a quarter of new cases, and overall the u.s. is seeing a 10% rise in cases in the past week. so i talked to passengers out here if this is all concerning to them or if they'll change their travel habits. listen to what one woman told me. >> i'm vaccinated. i also -- you know, i take calculated risks. i don't really think

i was flying out of laguardia yesterday, it was pretty packed. how busy it today?orter: i would say it's certainly not the busiest we've seen. but, of course, typically, a lot of the travel happens on friday, ahead of the weekend. we'll definitely see how it shapes up monday. that's usually when a lot of people will be heading back home after their fourth of july vacations. overall, you were here yesterday and can compare it. it seems like it is smooth sailing for most passengers. important reminder for folks, and you did this yesterday, fred, we have to keep the masks on when we head to the terminal and when you make your way on the plane. >> right. you even have to commit to it as you check in. there you go. polo sandoval, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> as americans travel in record numbers this weekend, new coronavirus cases are up 10% over the last week. the cdc says the hypertransmissible delta variant is likely to blame for the spike in infections. joining me right now to discuss is dr. megan ranny, an emergency physician at brown university. good to s

let's go ahead and begin with cori coffin at laguardia airport in new york city. cori, how have the crowds been like where you are? >> reporter: lindsey. concerns over the weather, increasing pricing, and also the delta variant. so what we have seen is certainly more people coming out to travel this holiday than any of the holidays that i've reported in the past year and a half. if you take a look at the numbers, you can see tsa says they screened about 2.2 million passengers a day the last week and they are closely mirroring pre-pandemic 2019 levels. normally we would be excited to report about this and the return of the economy and people being able to get back to normal. the problem is there is now an uptick in cases and the cdc says it is due in part to this highly transmissible delta variant. now, i talked to passengers out here about if this is concerning at all to them, if they're going to change their travel habits, at all, especially as they were excited for more travel. listen to what one woman told me. >> yeah, it's definitely a little bit of a concern,

polo sandoval is at new york's laguardia airport for us.lion people behind you. polo, what are you seeing on this weekend? >> reporter: phil, as you see, it usually comes in waves, right? the big reminder is for those folks heading to the terminal and boarding planes, they have to keep those masks on because of that federal mask mandate. in terms of what we expect to see in the long run when everything is said and done, over 47 million people according to aaa will have traveled to and from their destination over the fourth of july holiday. just yesterday alone almost 2.2 million people were screened at checkpoints throughout the entire country here. that's obviously a big telling number here. not only is it a pandemic record but it's higher than the same date back in 2019 so it speaks to that higher level of confidence that people have in terms of getting back into the skies. now, when it comes to what we're hearing from passengers, there's certainly some excitement. there certainly is some relief. many people here traveling for the first t

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neil: chad, real quickly, is it me or planes like backing up at laguardia here? debt ceiling is hanging over their heads and all the stuff that goes along with that. will they get all this accomplished or something has to give, right? reporter: i have a crystal ball. it is well-tuned. people are pretty suspect about the august recess. here is the schedule. the senate is supposed to be per the book first session first week in august. the house is not. looking we'll probably be here a couple weeks in august or the house and senate toggle back and forth. one is here, one is not. back and forth as they bounce bills back and forth. they will probably attach the increase on the debt ceiling do that with 51 votes via the budget reconciliation process. that is the process the democrats are going to use pass their own infrastructure bill, do it alone. do it themselves not with republicans. they will probably do the heavy lift. do that sometime probably end of july, first of august. we've getten questionable timing when they absolutely have to raise the debt ceiling. janet

dreams ♪ >>> spirit airlines topping second quarter estimates expanding operations in new york's laguardialike spirit as we think of with the legacy carriers there must be some differences too. i don't know that you do as much international or business travel, et cetera. >> good morning. it is great to be here we did just report our earnings report we are excited to see momentum to our point, since the beginning of the pandemic, leisure traffic has lead the recovery spirit is a big leisure company it is great to see full airplanes and airports. >> one of our favorite topics around here. we are a low cost carrier. we maintain a rigorous focus on pandemic or not. we certainly face challenges we did not furlough any of our front line staff putting us in good position of the rebound we've seen of late we are managing our cost structure very well it will be a big threshold for these low cost carriers what do you foresee? i guess masks have never come off? >> no change there for passengers on board aircraft ricing case count. we believe the answer to that is get your vaccine one of the problems

there are going to be a rush on cruises right now, and can you take plans at laguardia when they're shippedmember him the beautiful family there robert deblasio. one of the things he's good at finding a way alternatives to some of those expensive, expensive cuts of beef after this. ♪ firing up the coleman grill ♪ ♪♪ >> you know, i'm still having a problem with the administration saying things are 16 cents cheaper now to grill for this fourth of july holiday over last year, leaving aside the fact of so many items popular to barbecue has gone up double digits and you might be experiencing different numbers at home. rob is here the celebrity chef, robo cook food.com. chef rob, he helps us all with his beautiful daughter and how you can navigate the higher prices. how do you handle it, whatever the white house is saying, i'm not here to go hog wild on this-- see what i did there, hog wild? everything is cheaper than it was. you're finding that's not the case, but you have alternatives for it, explain. >> yeah, i'm going to have to disagree with them, neil. if they're cheaper, i'm not seeing the

elise preston is at laguardia airport with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dana. airport officials tell us passengers should arrive to the airports early as there is an abundance of travelers but a shortage of workers. that's expected to be evident at airports today. >> people just want to go. >> reporter: andrew gross speaks for aaa and points to packed roads and crowded airports that are expected to tally up to 47.7 million travelers this holiday weekend. >> when you think that we're still in the pandemic, people are still getting vaccinated, are you surprised that the number is even that high? >> not really because we saw how many people traveled over memorial day. and it was around 34 million to 37 million people traveled. >> reporter: since memorial day, gas prices have risen. the average price of a regular gallon is $3.13, a seven-year high. travel demand is also pushing prices up for hotel rooms and rental cars. at atlanta's hartsfield airport, exasperation was on the rise, too. >> i've been in several different airports over the last week or so, and atlant