lana zak tag: and more troubling news?the head of the house intelligence committee, says he's concerned that in addition to syria and isil, altered intelligence reports may also have come afghanistan. lana zak, abcn, washington" jenna: officials in youngstown ohio are investigating after finding a vandalised rock painted with isis symolisms.according to youngstown state universisi officials, the rock was painted in the colors of the french flag and had phrases such as "ysu supports isis" and other isis inspired threats. so far no leads have been made as to just who painted the rock. jenna: with the controversy over refugees coming from syria, national security has become a major hot button issue onthe campaign trail and it seems donald trump is benefitting the most according to a new poll thth abc news/washington post poll out today reports s terrorism has become more important as an election issue since the paris attacks. donald trump leads with a 10 per-cent margin as the most trusted candidate to deal with the issue amo

abc's lana zak reports from washington. " thanksgiving traditions.... (gobble gobble nats) from turkey pardons in dc... sot obama "it is hard to pardoning a turkey. time flies, even if turkeys don't." (laughter) ... to the macy's thanksgiving day parade... (parade nats) and through it on security. bratton the number of officers - we will have the them we've ever had at this event, over 2500" among the thousands of ny police patrolling the parade route, 13 hundred officers. a record for a record number turned out in droves let the terrorists win. sot de blasio: "the people of ny are feeling safe & secure by voting with their here. the people of nyc are not intimidated." and in his weekly address, the president remembered the first thanksgiving and drew a parallel to the debate over refugees today. potus centuries after the mayflower set sail, the world is still full of pilgrims - men and nothing more than the chance for a safer, better future for themselves and their families." and from washington to outer space, "gonna have candied yams? wishes thanksgi

abc's lana zak reports. overseas, belgium's capital city of brussels is getting back to normal after raising its alert level. this morning, metro service reopened and kids went back to school. the city raised the alert level last week, saying there was a threat of an attack similar to what happened in paris earlier this month. overseas, belgium's capital city of brussels is today. the white house telling us they know of no credible, specific threats. lana zak, washington overseas, belgium's capital department, nypd this will include extra uniform police officers, traffic c gents plus additiononl mobile camemeas, helicopters, k-9 mounted units,lana zak tag: the president met with his national security team today. the white house telling us they know of no credibleespecific thrrts. lana zak, washington overseas, belgium's capital city of brussels is getting back to normal after raising its alert level. this morning, metro service reopened and kids went back to school. the city raised the alert level last week,

abcs lana zak has more.... "across the nation--in every major transportation hub, tourist attractionon and sporting amped up for the holiday. "i'm going to be nervous, no doubt about it." but this mother says it won't change her family's plans. "you can't live in fear, as millions of americans take to the roads, rails and homeland security have issued new warnings about the copy-cat terrorism security nats here at washington's union station n unmistakable secu presence sot we have long unit who are-- have enhanced technical skills.we have additional amtrack employees. our emergency managers are out here. it's all hands on deck to get people safely to their destination. amtrak says today and sunday will be the busiest days of the year. and at the iconic macy's thanksgiving parade, spectators are expectededo turn out in record numbers--and so will security. james o'neill / chief of department, nypd this will include extra uniform police officers, traffic agents plus additional mobile cameras, helicopters, k-9 (an

lana zak tag: and more troubling news?the head of the house intelligence committee, sayshe's concerned that in addition to syria and isil, altered intelligence reports may also have come out about us- fforts in afghanistan. lana donald trump riding a new high in the polls following the terrorist attacks in europe. according to a new a-b-c washington post poll, terrorism has surged as an election issue since the paris attacks. and trump leads with a wide margin as the most trusted to deal with the issue among republican voters. on the campaign trail, trump has been using tough language on terrorism and muslims. this weekend he repeated a widely debunked story about muslim reaction to september 11. "i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down." trump's critics say he's manipulating voters. jersey city's mayor accused him of making up lies. but trump's not backing down on this or some

lana zak abc news washington. " jenna: still to come... one turkey narrowly escaped the dinner table this thanksgiving. find out who got the presidential pardon this year when we return. fred: (fred) ice and snow are coming tomorrow, and that will bring travel headaches. cooler weather will follow. your a winter weather advisory will be in effect for most of siouxland from 4 am to 6 pm. a winter storm warning willll be in effect for harrison county south to omaha/council bluffs. all of us will see ice changing to snow, but the ice may be somewhat thicker in the yellow wawaed area. road conditions are fine, but this map will look different tomorrow. stay in touch with road conditions on siouxlandmatters.co m or by downloading our abc9 weather app. the port neal welding company skycam hd d ows cloudy skiki. the high today was 53 and the low 27. here are conditions in storm lake on the king's pointe skycam hd. 37 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. relative humidity is as high as 100 percent, and we do se

as he continues to make controversial statements about the matter abc's lana zak has more. nats donald trump is riding a new high in the polls following the terrorist attacks in europe. but his critics say he's manipulating voters and distorting the truth-- sot/trump i watched when the in the chaos after 9-11, there were some false reports and internet rumours. but despite being widely debunked, it. stephanopoulos: saw it. you saw that... trump: it was on television. i saw it. stephanopoulos: -- with your own eyes. trump: george, it did happen. stephanopoulos: police say it didn't happen. according to today's abc news/washington post poll, terrorism has surged as an election issue since the paris attacks, and donald trump leads with a wide margin as the most trusted to deal with the issue among republican voters. but jersey city's current mayor says trump is perpetuating a falsehood-- steven fulop, jersey city mayor- "either he's willfully making up lies or he has memory issues and if you have either one of those, you have to question his ability to be president" but trump'

lana zak, abc n, w " tim: billionaire investor warren buffett is hitting the campaign trail to stump for hillary clinton. buffett is set to appear with clinton at a campaign stop in nebraska next month. it's the democratic presidential candidate's first campaign stop in omaha before the nebraska caucus in march. a clinton campaign source says the two will talk about the need for tax reform and income inequality. buffett has long been a fan of clinton, contributing to both her campaign and super pac in recent months. he did endorse barack obama for president in 2008, but only after it became clear the then-illinois senator would beat clinton for the democratic nomination. tim: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. effect in yellow through tomorrow, while a winter weather advisory is for those in light blue. the hd radar shows light to moderate snow. sioux city saw 5.4" of snow today, which breaks the record for november 29. norfolk's 3.7" also breaks a record. elsewhere, 8.0" was reported in sioux center, holstein had 7". road conditions are snow covered across the nort

if you do new research suggests you may be in good company, here's abc news lana zak with more "are we a nation of pill-poppers? a new study suggests that, for some of us, the number of prescription medicines we take is on the rise. in a new report in the journal of the american medical association? researchers found that between 2000 and 2012? prescription drug use increased by nearly 20 percent. the team also finding that more drugs at the same time? that's almost double than in the year 2000. most of this increase? in those older than 40 nearly all major prescription drugs are becoming more commonly used. drugs for blood pressure, high cholesterol, and depression - all up. the notable exceptions? prescriptions for pain meds, which remained the same? and for hormone therapy medicines in women, which became less common should we be concerned? fortunately, no. the authors of the report say that the use of these drugs, while rising, is consistent with guidelines from major medical organizations. it may be a sign that more people are seeing their doctors regularly? and taking the medicat

abc' s lana zak has more from washington. lana: in france, climate change is on the agenda but terrorism is on the mind. president obama: we salute the people of paris for insisting this crucial conference go on, an act of defiance that proves nothing will deter us from building the future we want for our children. lana: interspersed among the speeches about the environment, discussions continue on the growing threat of radical islamic terrorism that little more than two weeks earlier led to the deaths of 130 people in paris. president barack obama paying tribute to all the victims with a single white rose. and with nearly 200 world leaders in paris so soon after the terror attacks, the city is in lockdown. all public protests are banned. yesterday, some tried to assemble in defiance. police and protesters clashing. while inside the conference, major meetings between world leaders, including president obama and chinese president xi jiaping. the chinese considering a greater role in the terror fight after a chinese hostage was

lana zak abc news washington. coming up in sports.. scott goes one on one with iowa coach kirk ferentz. and he also has u-n-i basketball highlights as coach ben jacobsoo goes after his 200t0t win. stay wwth your 24 hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. the uni panthers coming off that upset win over top ranked north carolina hosted dubuque tonight. uni coach ben jacobson was looking for his 200th win tonight. but this game was tied at 23 in the first half jake weber with the baseline jumper the spartans. uni answered with the long ball matt bohannon knocks down the trey.. and then checkout the drive by the former linn-mar stater with a littleelp from the iron god. and the panthers turned p the defense wes washpun with the steal and flush for two of his game high 22.. dubuque cut the lead to 38-31 at the break andre norris with twoof his 20.. but uni pulled away in e seccd half for the 83-63 win. congrats to jake on win number 200. lets talk some football.. the hawkeyes are 1 1/2 point favorites over nebraskk friday. heres more with coach fe

abc' s lana zak has more. lana: thanksgiving traditions from turkey pardons in d.c. -- pres. obama: it is hard to believe that this is my seventh year of pardoning a turkey. time flies, even if turkeys don' lana: to the macy' s thanksgiving day parade, and through it all, com. bratton: we' ve increased the number of officers. i think we will have the largest number of officers we have ever had at this event, over 2500. lana: among the thousands of new york police patrolling the parade route, 1300 counterterrorism officers. a record number of officers for a record number of revelers. york, not willing to let the terrorists win. mayor de blasio: the people of feet. we will see millions of people. we know the terrorists are trying to intimidate, and we know people of new york city will not intimidate. lana: and in his weekly address, the president remembered the first thanksgiving and drew a parallel to the debate over refugees today. pres. obama: nearly four centuries after the mayflower set sail, the world is still full of pilgrims, men and women who want nothing more than the

obama is slamming the republican field for their complaints with "your voice, your vote," abc's lana zak is live in washington. lann lana, good morning. >> reporter: several republican candidates sensing this is their opportunity to portray their rivals as unable to answer tough questions. >> they can't handle a bunch of cnbc moderators. >> reporter: overnight president obama poking fun at gop presidential candidates and their debate demands. >> if you can't handle those guy guys, you know, then i don't think the chinese and the russians are going to be too worried about you. >> reporter: after initially banding together the republican alliance is coming apart at the seams. donald trump says he prefers to negotiate for himself. here he is speaking to bloomberg tv. >> we should be like a basketball player. we should go on strike. >> reporter: also refusing to sign on john kasich, chris christie and carly fiorina whose campaign has opted out of the debate controversy from the start choosing, quote, dinner at the applebee's in pella, iowa, instead and now ben carson abandoned by many of his

abc's lana zak. thank you so much, lana. >>> turning now to the race for the whe house anben carson looking to score points with conservatives. >> yeah, carson made some controversial comnts about transgendered people saying they should have their own bathrooms becacause it mes pele uncomfortable. carson also reinforced his belief that the egyptian pyramids were not tombs but ilt by joseph to store grain, and former classmates, neighbors and friends are disputing carson's claims that he had a violent past before turning to god. >>> in the meantime, donald trump and marco rubio are trading jabs. trump attacked rubio for using a state republican party american express card when he served as speaker of the house in florida, but rubio says he paid for all of his personal expenses out of his own pocket and he fired back pointing out that trump has declared bankruptcy four times. >>> the republicans will neeeed fewer podiums when they face off next week in their fourth h debate. new jersey governor chris ch

from washington, lana zak, abc news. >> our thanks to lana. >>> staying in washington. developing overnight. the republican revolt. rival campaigns joining forces to demand greater control of future debates. representatives of more than does aen candidates met behind closed doors last night. they agreed on several changes. >> i think that's progress. that's my response. i'm glad. >> reporter: a post halloween pow wow at this virginia hotel. >> we agreed to interject ourselves in the process. >> reporter: spurred by trick questions republicans say the press reserves for them. >> is this a comic book version of a republican campaign? >> it's not a nicely asked question. >> reporter: they're asking too much of gop candidates. republicans are hoping to take more control of debate formats from moderators. opening and closing statements. >> reporter: dr. ben carson speaking are martha raddatz on "this week." >> we should have mod rarts who the information. as opposed to, you know, gotcha, you did this, you -- defend yourself on that. >> reporter: senator ted cruz is more ambi

reena, kendis. >> all right, lana zak reporting for us in washington. that debate coming up next week. thanyou, lana. >>> and now from the democratic side, senator bernie sanders is proposg legislatioion that wld end the federal ban on marijuana. his bill would repeal penalties for possessing and consuming pot. the prosal allows states to establish regulated marijuana industries, but it's not expected to be a top priority in the senate. >>> we've got some breaking news now from chicago in the case of that murdered 9-year-old boy. a person of interest is now being questioned after surrendering to police. tyshawn lee was shot several times at close range in an alley near his grandmother's house. the rerd for information in the case now has grown to $35,000. now police say the shooting may have been gang related. >>> calm has returned to downtown san diego following a tense five-hour standoff with a gunman. police answering a domestic violence call were met with a hail of gunfire. dozens of shots exchanged. air traffic shut down at san diego's international

abc's lana zak has today's top story. " thanksgiving traditions.... (gobble gobble nats) from turkey pardons in dc... sot obama "it is hard to believe that this is my seventh year of pardoning a turkey. time flies, even if turkeys don't." (laughter) ... to the macy's thanksgiving day parade... (parade nats) and through it all an extra emphasis on security. number of officers - we will have the largest number of them we've ever had d this event, over 2500" among the thousands of ny police patrolling the parade route, 13 hundred counterterrorism officers. a record number of officers for a record number of revelers. they turned out in droves in ny--not willing to let the terrorists win. sot de blasio: "the people of ny are feeling safe & secure by voting with their feet and being out here. the people of nyc are not intimidated." and in his weekly address, the president remembered the first thanksgiving and drew a parallel to the debate over refugees today. potus sot "nearly four centuries after the mayflower set sail, the world is still full of pilgrims

fr washington, lana zak, abc news. reena? kendis, back to you. >>> also overnight. a republican revolt. rival forces joining forces to control the debates. >> representatives of more than a dozen candidates met behind closed doors last night. in a suburb of d.c., as they agreed on several changes they hope will go o into efft before the next debate. >> i think that's progress. that's my respsponse. it's progrs. i'm glad. >> reporter: a post-halloween pow wow at this virginia hotel. >> we agreed to interject ourselves in the process. more than we have been. >> reporter: spurred by trick questions republicans say the press reserves for them. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign? >> reporter: the rivals can agree that questions like that -- >> it's not a nicely asked question. >> reporter: -- are asking too much of gop candidates. republicans are hoping to take more control of debate formats from moderators. >> we're going to insist on opening and closing statements. we're going to negotiate with sponsors directly about format. >> reporter: dr. be

abc's lana zak has the latest for us and joining us from washington. lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. the department of homeland security is looking at ways to make foreign airport screening as rigorous as the united states, here airport workers may be credentialed every six months but in some foreign airports it is as infreak as every five years. the possibility that a terrorist bomb downed the russian plane in egypt is sending international shock waves with implications for u.s. travelers. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a seriously. >> reporter: the department of homeland security is expected to announce plans to tighten regulations on u.s.-bound flights from international airports as early as today. >> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states from certain foreign airports. >> reporter: with more than 25 million americans expected to fly over the thanksgiving holiday, the need for vigilant s

abc's lana zak is joining us from washington with more. lana. >> reporter: good morning. the french president francois hollande has been on a world tour gathering the support of global leaders and france, he says, is not backing down. france and russia say they are united in the fight against terrorismrussian president vladimir putin pledged greater cooperation in his meeting with inference president francois hollande. terrorism is our enemy hollande says. we know it, it has a name. russia's naval ship moscow arrived off the coast of syria and deployed their air defense system but despite this cooperation, there is still no agreement on the role of syrian leader bashar al assad. nearly two weeks after the terrorist attacks in france and less than one week since radical terrorists stormed a hotel in mali the international community is organizing in the fight against terror. british prime minister david cameron worked to convince the british parliament to join the fight. >> the military advice, the diplomatic advice and the security advice all says yes that the risks of ina

abc's lana zak has the very latest. "this morning, the remains of more than 140 bodies are returning to grief- striken families in st. petersburg, russia. among the 224 dead, 25 children....these otos show happy families ready to make their way home frfr a vacation in the resort town of sharm al shaik, egypt today, authorities are digging deeper into the mystery of what brought down the plane just 23 minutes after take- off. ganyard this happened so quickly so instantaneously that we may not be any evidence on thblack boxes so what's going to be more important is looking at the wreckage on the ground, how it's laid out. with 8-miles of scattered debris, one theory--a bomb. john nance / abc news aviation analyst "the probability is here with an in- flight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or an incendiary explosion n some sort in the airplane." another theory:

lana zak, abc news, washington. >>> several european cities on the highest alert. brussels in its fourth day of lock down because of possible terror threats considered to be serious and imminent. british prime minister david cameron visited paris yesterday, laying flowers outside the concert hall that was attacked. and vowing to i don't know the military fight against isis in syria. >> it's been a busy couple of days for the french president. he will be looking for more coordinated effort against isis when he visits the white house today. francois hollande meets with president obama today. the president of germany tomorrow as well as russian president vladimir putin on thursday. the u.s. has remained skeptical of coordinating any anti-terror efforts with the russians. >>> president obama has ordered an investigation into whether intelligence reports were doctored to present a rosier picture of u.s. successes against isis. abc's jonathan karl has the details. >> reporter: there are concerns military intelligence reports were doctored to paint an overly optimistic pi

with "your voice, your vote," abc's lana zak is live in washington for us this morning. lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. donald trump is scheduled to host "saturday night live" this weekend, and the protests are getting louder. overnight people gathered outside of nbc's headquarters in new york city. they're demanding the network drop the republican candidate from the show saying it legitimizes his controversial comments on immigration. hispanic groups delivered a petition with over 500,000 signatures asking nbc executives to revoke his appearance. it appears it didn't work. "snl" has released the show's first promo. >> because of equal time rules for television, mr. trump can only speak for four seconds in this promo. >> so, let me just say this, ben carson is a complete and total loser. >> carson responded to that saying he won't be watching the show because, quote, the presidency is a very serious thing. and in the meantime, jeb bush is on the road in his jeb can fix it bus. abc's jonathan karl went on board in new hampshire asking jeb a

lana zak reports. lana: the actions taken by the british government are being according to egyptian officials. an explosive device rather than mechanical failure likely brought down the russian jetliner in the sinai peninsula. investigators are taking more seriously the claims of an isis-affiliated terrorist group. the immediate aftermath of the plane crash scene in this new video. plumes of smoke rising from the stretchers. the british government taking a controversial action. >> there will be no u.k. passenger flights from now. passengers who are on the ground in that area can be returned to the u.k.. lana: u.s. officials in washington are cautioning against premature conclusions. the faa already had measures in place to limit travel to the region. lana zak, abc news, washington. sean: bedford police are looking for two people caught on camera vandalizing at least two cars parked at the high school. a man and a woman got out of a car last week and smashed the windows of two cars. nothing was taken fro

lana zak, abc news, washington. >>> oversea as journalist has been sentenced to prison by an iranianourt for spying. the 39-year-old's family released a statement overnight saying they are still holding out hope that he will be home for the holidays. >>> a suspect is under arrest for the shooting of a good samaritan in new orleans. video shows the gunman dragging the woman down the street. you can see a car pass by, then turn around the driver peter gold approaches the man. >> the individual that was attacking this other woman pulled a gun on him, dr. gold didn't have any property and at which time he was shot. >> seconds later gold can be seen lying on the ground when attacker points his gun on him, but it jams twice. the man grabs the woman's purse, then drives away. police arrested the 21-year-old suspect today. peter gold is in guarded condition and the womanry min minor injuries. >> the boy arrested for bringing a clock to school is demanding $15 million. they claim he and his family suffered physical and mental anguish. mohammed and his family now live qatar. >>> still to come,

lana zak, abc news, washington. in australia, two people died and 19 others are hurt in a major brushfire. flames are still threatening a number of towns in the southern part of the country. aircraft and firefighters are trying to get it under control. shelters have been set up for those who lost their homes or have been evacuated. in a kcrg tv-9 follow-up this morning.. we're getting new details this morning about the man facing charges after police say he triggered several hawk alerts on the university of iowa campus. drive. the suspect got away with cash. police put evidence markers outside the store's front door and in the parking lot. they were also searching several areas near crossroads mall. no one was hurt. in september, police say two men held up an employee with a gun, while others robbed the store. people in the store saw the men take cash and cell phones. police later arrested six men in connection with the armed robbery. directors of a dubuque homeless shelter says they desperately need volunteers to h

lana zak oncam close: ...tba... lz, abc news, washington islamic leaders in iowa city are addressing the stigma surrounding their faith. imam molhim bilal explained the islamic c ith and its purpose. he compared the definition of terrorism to the faith's beliefs of peace. that was to show that all of the recent terrorist acts are condemned, and not a a part of islala imam bilal says talking about the faith might help end some of the fear surrounding it. he says the quran speaks about peace, not killing people. 5:10:11-5:10:26 "the reason why we wanted to do this lecture is that the media and the islamopopbia has been increasing a lot in this country. and lots of people are scared of muslims. so we decided to do this to talk to tell people we ar ejust like you. " imam bilal says all muslims denounce the recent terrorist attacks. islam is the thirdrdost- practiced faith in america, according to a 2010 pew research survey. first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, periods of rain will continue

abc's lana zak has the story. tee ganyard/ abc news aviation consultant john nance / abc news aviation analyst lana zak / abc news washington this mornig,th rmans of more than 140 bodies are returning to grief- striken families in st. petersburg, russia. nats among the 224 dead, 25 children....these photos show happy families ready to make their way home from a vacation in the resort town of sharm al shaik, egypt today, authorities are digging deeper into the mystery of what brought down the plane just 23 minutes after take-off. ganyard this happened so quickly so instantaneous ly that we may not be any evidence on those black boxes so what's going the ground, howit's ai ot. nats with 8-miles of scattered debris, one theory--a bomb. sot - john nance / abc news aviation analyst "the probability is here with an in-flight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or an incendiary explosion of some sort in the airplane." another theory: human error or a problem with the plane. nats the ex-wi

lana zak has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: good afternoon. according to the latest abc news "washington post" poll, hillary clinton is the most trusted candidate among handling terrorism. among those that thing terrorism is the biggest 25 points. donald trump is riding high in the polls following the terrorist attacks in europe. his critics say he is manipulating voters and the truth. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> reporter: in the chaos after 9/11, there were false reports and internet rumors but despite says he saw it. >> did you see it. >> i saw that. >> with your own eyes. >> george, it did happen. >> reporter: according to today's abc news "washington post" poll, terrorism has surged anniversary election issue since the paris attacks and donald trump leads by a wide margin machining republicans. >> either he is willfully making up lies or he has memory issues. if you have either on

abc's lana zak has more from m washington. in the east room of the white house, president obama and french president hollande stood united hollande sot 9/11 we all felt american. but after the 13th of november, americans support in the fight against terrorists-- and making another appeal on behalf of syrian refugees. sot obama on the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france, there are words we know so well. "give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free." the attacks in parisled some american politicians to respond by halting the flow of syrian refugees to the u-s, but hollande has pledged his country would accept even more of those refugees--at the same time that france intensifies its military action in the region. and on that front, the french president outlined his specific vision against daesh--known also as isis: sot obama the prioioty is to take b bk key locations in the hands of daesh in syria. it is also a matter of ururncy to close t t border between turkey and syria and prevent te

lana zak, washington. jean: many cities will have extra security on hand for holiday events this week, some of those new resources were planned before last week's attacks in paris. new york has two new police units this year, one specifically focused on counterterrorism, another created to handle large incidents like protests. yesterday new york held a drill on how to respond to an active shooter on a subway. and if you are traveling this week, expect to see tighter security at airports. the t.s.a. has added more staff and says it will carry out more procedures like random hand swabbing. it also plans to require more people to remove their shoes and have laptops checked even if they are in t.s.a.'s prechecked program. josh: here is another headache for air travelers, the chances of your plane getting stuck on the tarmac are going up, even though you see more flights arriving on time according to the boards, an "associated press" analysis that only means that the plane has landed and not getting to the gate