we landed at laguardia.got to the terminal, there was an escalator, god's truth, going up to the gate. it said "out of order, will be fixed in two months." line laguardia -- fixed in two months. of all the international passengers flying through laguardia, taking a look, we wonder why folks in china and others think we are spent. will be fixed in two months. i thought to myself, this is the united states of america. the good news is laguardia is changing with a multibillion dollar investment. it is turning into a world-class airport again, just like you are going to do here. just imagine walking in here when construction is done. a bright, modern terminal. you know you are in the 21st century in the greatest country in the world, one of the finest cities in the country. and now in boston and across the country we are investing $25 billion to modify our airports. from airports serving small towns like turners falls, to major cities like boston, it matters. my administration is also cracking down on the airlin

joining us right now from laguardia airport, zinhle essemuah. >> people are out and bustling.a ground stop in atlanta until 7 p.m., at logan airport there's been a delay and here at laguardia here's what people had to say. >> it's been great. a few weeks earlier we had flight cancellations. >> i've been traveling and i've been worried about whether there are delays and cancellations and gas prices for sure depending where we're going. >> aaa does say the increase is not expected to stop at labor day. they say the travel trends are going to continue through the fall and you should book your holiday travel in advance. >> so what can people do? i know i had a flight later this week. i need to call them and make a change. i'm really nervous about being on hold for hours, i'm really dreading it. what are people telling you about if they have a problem, if they're able to get through to customer service quickly or how the airlines are responding to some of these changes or things they need to do? >> reporter: it's a combination. i spoke with a aaa expert and they say plan your fligh

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and at laguardia there may be one as well. this labor day. >> i was just going to tell you, on friday, i went to dallas to miami, that's took me 14 hours, because of the delays, i missed a flight, there were storms. so, this is something that, the weather has a large part of, but there are also staffing issues on airlines. >> it is bigger than weather. i spoke with a aaa expert, who gave tips to travelers. said always have a backup plan, trying to get an early flight if you can encase you face those delays. bottom line, since covid has been around. >> indeed it has been rough. thank you so much. it is good to see you this morning. struck up next, live in ukraine, there is now permanent atomic agency staff at the nuclear power plant russia has seized. >>> at our southern border, nine people died while trying to cross the dangerous waters of the rio grande in search of a new life in the united states. we will talk about that with the founding director of the border network for the united states. what needs to change? you are wat

airport. >> we landed at laguardia.the terminal, an escalator, the god's truth, going up to the gates, and it said "out of order, will be fixed in two months." folks in china and others think we are a spent economy. will be fixed in two months. >> peter: a shift from his recent focus of republicans, that promote violence to advance their agenda, maga, but elected gop lawmakers are hoping to keep their eyes on the ba you will and the issues they think will control congress. >> the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. economy, inflation and gas prices, and without any question the social issues certainly presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation with the american people about what matters to them and how we should approach that issue. >> peter: a new inflation report is due tomorrow, and we know now the inflation reduction act is mostly just a vehicle for climate change and tax code measures, president biden is going to have a big event celebrating the inflation reduction act here at the

so i guess the monologue is just cancelled forever. [ laughter ] laguardia is so nice now, even the newrs flying out of it are polite i bumped into someone because i was looking at my phone and he said, "excuse me, but could you please pull your [ bleep ] head out of your ass? i felt like i was in england [ laughter ] now, trump's current ridiculous argument before he moves on to what will certainly be an even more ridiculous argument is that he secretly declassified the documents before leaving office. a trump-picked, right-wing judge intervened to appoint what's called a special master -- basically, a separate, independent arbiter to go through and decide what trump should be allowed to keep, and that special master held his first hearing with both sides yesterday where he basically slapped down the trump team for refusing to provide any proof that trump had actually declassified the documents he said he had declassified >> just a couple hours ago, lawyers for the justice department squared off with donald trump's legal team for their first public hearing before judge raymond dearie.

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abbott or desantis if you are watching, send them to laguardia and we can bus them right into the u.n. i understand there is going to be traffic. i think it's going to be worth the side show. that's the only way you are going to get these guys' attention. adam carolla, go check out his new book. thanks, as always, for joining "primetime." >> thank you. >> jesse: joe biden isn't running the country. new evidence that he is not in charge of his own party or his administration. also, was a teenager murdered because somebody thought he was an ultra maga republican? next. ♪ when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big tim

but, this reminds me of that $28 beer, that sam adams beer at laguardia airport where there was a 10%ld probably still buy it, i do hate to say. [laughter] >> i mean, in an airport, that does suck but at least in munich it will be a big party, lederhosen everywhere. [laughter] >> everyone have a great day and here is america reports. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert and 47 days until the crucial midterm elections, and we are speaking with two congressional candidates and key battleground states hasn't according to our latest fox news power rankings, the upper chamber remains a toss up in the g.o.p. thinks the senate race could tip the balance of power in its favor, coming up dr. mehmet oz reveals his game plan ahead of election day. >> in the house will speak with a candidate whose race is now leaning democratic after previously being considered toss-up, republican can robert burns is fighting to s

in new york, on that day, in 1938, mayor -- laguardia, another dignitaries broke ground for a court of peace which would stand on the ground of the 1939 world's fair. some cities planned festivities that were like victory celebrations than commemorations of peace. and baltimore, there was a reenactment of the battle that gave the americans their first big victory in the war. the day's newspapers took note of the disturbances of the peace in europe. the atlantic constitutions has headline read, germany's winner on armistice day. and the story flushes not the thought quote, germany resumed from to feed appears on the way to a mastery of central and south europe. the gigantic world armament races. on japan is trying to digest half of china. and it goes so on. the new york times, after giving a detailed account of the last hours of the world war, noted that the peace treaty signed at versailles in 1919 was now in shreds. quote, a germany humble to the dust has rub the dirt out of their ice and flung it and former enemies faces. today the reinke has marked german speaking territory in europ

it came down about 4:00, new york city all the way across even towards laguardia and port washington.ts. this weather brought to you by safe lite, your vehicle glass and recalibration experts. we expected the rain to come through because there's a cold front behind this rain. there goes the rain now, it's way off into the eastern parts of long island and connecticut and rhode island, but it's part of a cold front that's going to really make a very good middle of the week. we still have the chance of some severe weather across parts of new england today, but there is the cold front with the drier air. this is the first time atlanta's been below 60 since may. it was nice outside. it is nice all across the midwest and the air does get to the northeast for tomorrow. still mild, temperatures in the 80s, but your humidity is gone. that is the true key. just watch out for the water that's still running off in some spots, john. >> chad myers, thank you very much for that. the rain was welcome, i should say, though. >> yes. >> though a risk for my hair. thank you. >>> philadelphia rapper pnb r

as you mentioned, i'm at laguardia airport, it's been busy and bustling.airport. nationally, 400 are delayed. flyers need to brace for impact. in terms of where people are going, this is kind of the fun part. according to aaa, the top five destinations this labor day weekend are san diego, las vegas, orlando, alaska, and ft. lauderdale. i was actually in san diego. i spoke to some of the travelers. they said they were going out because tickets were cheap and flights were short. now, will this trend continue into the fall? aaa tells me yes, it will, but they encourage all travelers to have a backup plan, just in case you encounter turbulence. john. >> bad weather heading to the northeast later today. not what travelers need as they try to get home. zinhle at lagardian airport, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> quick break. up next, the uk will have a new prime minister this morning. we'll go live to london once the pick is official, which should be moments from now. who will it be, and what changes could be coming? >>> in ukraine, we have breaking

airports in new york alone, thousands and thousands of airplanes, some airports like jfk, newark, laguardia it's basically mom and pop shops. so there is always going to be this problem of people being able to gain access to the airplanes and most scary is when the people that we trust, the people that you let on to the flight line, the people, the mechanics, the pilots, when they take the airplane. >> he is in the airport already so what's to keep him from taking off even, you know, before 6:00 a.m. all right. when this plane was in the air what was most concerning to you? >> well, obviously he was threatening to crash it into the walmart. you know, the airplanes are essentially built to be as light as possible so it's actually the engines and the fuel on board that pose the greatest threat. so i was actually happy to see that he was draining his fuel out because the crash would have caused less of a secondary fire. >> what can you do when someone is flying a plane like this in the air, you know they may have bad intentions? what are the different calculations? can you shoot it down? >> th

observance for the funeral, flights in and out of london's heathrow airport were cancelled or delayed laguardia that and was like, "uh, that's also why our flights are ---" [ laughter ] "out of respect, of course we're going to be respecting 'til, like, around new year's, probably that's what we'll -- we'll continue our respect, yeah." some entertainment news -- we're just one month away from taylor swift's 10th studio album "midnights" -- [ cheers and applause and fans are already finding all kinds of secret messages about the album in her social media posts. >> tariq: oh, man, all that stuff is just conspiracy theory though >> jimmy: uh, i don't know, tariq, the clues are -- the clues are everywhere >> tariq: what clues >> jimmy: okay, so taylor made a surprise announcement at this year's vmas that her 10th studio album was gonna be called "midnights," and it would come out on midnight on october 21st you follow >> tariq: uh >> jimmy: so, 13 is taylor's favorite number, and "midnights" is gonna have 13 tracks on it, but nobody knows what the songs are called yet. on all the album art she's sh

>> tariq: yeah, there's a bubby's in laguardia, like, in the new terminal.e you want that little crunch. >> a little crunch and a little fluffy >> jimmy: i'm doing a little syrup too. >> that's good chicken too >> jimmy: i can't even slice the pancake. all right, here we go. >> i make a mean pancake myself that's our sunday tradition at our house. i make pancakes every sunday >> jimmy: you have pancakes? >> it's a blessing it's delicious >> jimmy: he's right that's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause it's actually better than waffles. this is a big thing. this is a big -- this is a a giant thing. i've never done this >> jimmy: i feel like a new man. >> you're a new man. >> jimmy: yeah >> you've been converted welcome, welcome >> jimmy: wow, i'm so happy. chicken and pancakes, who knew [ cheers and applause chicken and pancakes bubby's, has like six locations in the city, tariq there's one -- >> tariq has a sponsored post on instagram >> jimmy: bubby's. i love following you on all the socials. you do have a strong opinion of stuff. i do, obviously, i love you

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for example, in new york ,e they're not landing atno a laguardia, they're not landingt at kennedy, they're not landing at newark. theye landing in whiteon plains, landing in long island at two, three , four a.m. int ge the morning. so they so they don't caughtt get caught doing what they're doing. and all these towns have to pick up food, shelter, health care costs, clothing, education . and they're dumping itn prettyth on pretty much every state in the country. so if there's any lawbreakingtul going on , that would be joe biden's actual policy. isn't. >>y yeah, that's exactly right. and to put it in perspective,it martha's vineyard is a town its7 population is about seventeene s thousand. the median home price is ove ovr a million dollars. let's compare it to del rio dela rio is a wonderful town innd texas. it's down on the rio grande valley. it has a populatioey. n of between 30 and thirty five thousand in one single day at del rio,ther there were fifteen thousand, illegal immigrants, mostly haitians, crossing illegally in one day. as you know, i went down to the bridge and i videoed ove

and create some infrastructure like laguardia airport which of course needed redoing afterwards and the lincoln tunnel and the bonneville dam, but it took a long time for those things to be developed. so people weren't getting to work immediately hopkins had been a social worker and he thought you just needed to get to work people whatever schools libraries painting murals. they needed the dignity of work and they would argue about it and fdr was okay if they argued about it until it went into the press and finally like icky said about hopkins. he's just producing nothing. he's not just long-term projects of what we need and then hopkins said, yeah, but people don't eat in the long term they eat every day and they started arguing with each other in the press. so so fdr decide i better take them on a long fishing trip. he took them not panama canal for a three-week fishing trip. they would have martinis every night. they would play poker. they were fishing and then finally, he said they buried their feud in the sea. he sent down a trunk into the bottom. a in which they both promised they

lisa: now we can beat them because laguardia asked nice. jonathan: i agree, laguardia looks better. go there, but i'm sorry, the trains in europe somehow do it better. cannot just state the wonderful time we are having here? jon, the vindaloo that we had last night, that bread. i had never -- jonathan: where did you get it? tom: down by the river. jonathan: was it good? tom: i cannot taste it. i don't do that. jonathan: would you like me to recommend somewhere for you? tom: yeah. jonathan: something high-end for you. lisa and i will go somewhere else. we will be joined shortly for mastercard -- with mastercard. talking about the housing market and where it has gone too, just wow. live from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with the first word news, plans are laid out to raise $140 billion to address the biggest energy crisis in decades. they would come from capping revenue from power producers. the proposal is just the start of what is likely to be a fraction of the recession in eu nations. the chancellor's administration is ready to inject more capital into uni

would've seen you went congressman boss and i were in our never-ending journey to try to get out of laguardia last night, but we don't get a chance to do that. but it is always good to talk transportation. and we appreciate you being here today. i would mention, i was going to ask you about the policy and using bipartisan infrastructure law resources to build a better america that chairman defazio asked about. you are pretty clear in your response to him, i hope that clarification is given to our states. the heads are still some confusion. we have them reaching out to us, wondering what your intention was. so, thank you for that clarification. but moving that it to the states would be beneficial too. i -- it also includes my provision and i helped craft in the house, the federal decision act. that would streamline federal environmental reviews, as you know. i've talked to mayor landrieu about this, many of my colleagues are worried about getting those dollars at the door. they can't do that without streamlining the review process. what is going on there? the deadlines, including for consultin

would've seen you went congressman boss and i were in our never-ending journey to try to get out of laguardiaast night, but we didn't get a chance to do that. but it is always good to talk transportation. and we appreciate you being here today. i would mention, i was going to ask you about the policy and using bipartisan infrastructure law resources to build a better america that chairman defazio s cuba. you are pretty clear in your response to him, i hope that clarification is given to our states. the heads are still some confusion. we have them reaching out to us, wondering what your intention was. so, thank you for that clarification. but moving that it to the states would be beneficial too. i -- it also includes my provision and i helped craft in the house, the federal decision act. that would streamline federal environmental reviews, as you know. i've talked to mayor landrieu about this, many of my colleagues are worried about getting those dollars at the door. they can't do that without streamlining the review process. what is going on there? the deadlines, including for consulting agen

laguardia heard that, that's also why our flights are, out of respect, of course.nue our respect. >> beard's working for jimmy, most importantly there. welcome back to "morning joe," i'm willie geist here in london. joe and mika will be back with us tomorrow. the battle over the government documents seized from donald trump's beach club comes to new york city with a special master set to hold his first hearing today in brooklyn. he already is tangling with the former president's legal team. we will go live to the courthouse. plus, we will speak with the authors of the much discussed new book, the divider, which reveals the inside story of donald trump going to war with washington. journalist peter baker and susan glasser will join us to talk about that book. katty kay, jonathan lemire, mike barnicle, eugene robinson all still with us this hour as attorneys for the justice department, former president donald trump are set to appear before the court appointed special master in the mar-a-lago documents case. the hearing will take place at a federal courthouse in brook

he's going to go make a left and a left and a left and go from the north to laguardia.looked up. then he turned and that was him turning directly to go into the world trade center. and then it was primary day. there was local news. i was a local reporter for years here. the guys, i knew everybody, and they were like a plane hit the world trade center. i ran into the office and they were saying a small plane may have been lost in the sky and i said i saw the plane, it's a 737, it's an airliner and they said get up on the air right away and jon scott was on and i went on with jon scott. rachel: did you know in that moment that it was terrorism or did you think it was -- >> i knew when the plane hit it was terrorism. that's what makes me so damn mad about this. our government knew. i knew. the first radical islamic terrorism attack in america was november 5th, 1990, the assassination in a marriott hotel by el sayedne nosir. he was part of the air conditioning repairman, he was part of a radical islamic terrorism cell in brooklyn and jersey city and we didn't follow this up

stephanie gosk is at laguardia airport with details.ie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. air travel like so many things costs more these days. now the federal government is demanding that airlines and travel websites be upfront about those extra costs, things like checking a bag and seat selection as soon as a price is listed so there are no surprises later. this scramble to get the holiday plane tickets is on. followed by the ticket shock compared to last year, average domestic fares are up 43% for thanksgiving and up 39% for christmas. those high prices include extras li■(ke checking a bag and change fees■g the federal government proposing new rules to ensure airlines and travel sites are transparent about extra costs upfront as soon as a price is listed. customers would no longer have to search for fees tied to things like checking bags, canceling or changing flights, and guaranteeing seats with family the white house says the new rules would force airlines to be more competitive, driving down prices. >> are these new rule ch