she came down from glasgow by train yesterday, at london heathrow this morning.at london heathrow, no one directing queues, like leaves in an hour and stuck in line. get more stuff here. that's the reflections of one very unhappy bea customer. we have heard about the apology, but not a clear explanation here. as to what went wrong. that's right. british airways say it wasn't a cyber attack, order is no evidence of that to repeat their phrasing. they say it was caused by a power outage: but no more detailed the man. british airways at the moment not putting anybody up for interview. a brief statement released on twitter by their chief executive, but not consenting to do any broadcast interviews. i talked about the number of delays and cancellations. we are not sure how many there will be because the systems are still not fully up and running and ba can't give us that information. thank you. the conservatives and labour are both promising to improve security on britain's streets, if they form the next government. theresa may is highlighting tory plans for a new com

all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today. apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem". and the airline has issued a statement that some delays and disruption may continue into sunday. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this is what happens when there is a major it failure. queues were snaking out of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for thousands of ba passengers. the long bank holiday didn't start very well for these people. people have been standing in the queues for up to 120 minutes in some cases. the queue stretches from the check—in desks all the way out to the back of the terminal and down in front of the terminal where all the taxis deliver people. and many passengers contacted the bbc with their experiences. travelling with my 80—year—old grandma. it is her birthday. we have not been offered chairs, water, vouchers, nothing. by this afternoon, the disruption was such that ba took the unusual step of cancelling all flights after 6 from heathrow and gatwick airports. this is the queue

there are still a lot of problems here at london heathrow. terminal five overnights, but if you were moved on from that terminal to other terminal to spend a nightmare. there are big problems this morning at terminal five, the are big problems this morning at terminalfive, the british airways terminal. this is a message sent ten minutes ago by somebody tweeting british airways, chaos at london heathrow, no one is directing queues, flight leaves in one hour and stuck in line will stop nothing moving, get more staff here. we are hearing that sort of message from a lot of people. the message from british airways to their passengers is not to turn up at the airport today unless they are booked and have a confirmed seat on a flight. that means many of the people who we re that means many of the people who were cancelled yesterday won't be able to get on a flight today, nor will they be able to get their luggage back but was stuck at the terminal. the message from ba is not to come to the airport to collect your luggage, that will be careered onto

warren gatland's side departed from london's heathrow airport and will play a three test series against the five week tour. wales's sam warburton will captain the squad having also led them on the previous tour of australia four years ago, with the lions having not won a series in new zealand since 1971. but they are going for two series in a row having beaten australia four yea rs a row having beaten australia four years ago. that is all i have time for. tell next time, goodbye. the bank holiday is over and it did end on a wet note for northern and eastern parts of england. a lot of that has been moving way out into the north sea. the east of england lot of low cloud thing that a little rain to speak of. in the west of scotla nd rain to speak of. in the west of scotland they will see rain. this cold front is heading our way. head back, still quite a warm night. as we start tuesday, we have low cloud across the east. it is quite dry. further west, rain for a time in northern ireland. it will take awhile to cross scotland. there will be some rain stretching down across england and wales.

all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today.ne says delays and disruption may continue into tomorrow. it has also apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem," although it had found "no evidence that it's a cyberattack". in the past over british airways ceo has said a power supply issue was to blame. the gmb union said the meltdown could have been avoided if the company hadn't outsourced hundreds of itjobs to india. a ba spokesperson has refuted the claim and has said that they "would never compromise the integrity and security of their it systems." our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. this is what happens when there is a major it failure. queues were snaking out of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for thousands of ba passengers. the long bank holiday didn't start very well for these people. people have been standing in the queues for up to 120 minutes in some cases. the queue stretches from the check—in desks all the way out to the back of the terminal and down in front of the terminal where a

london was canceled. so were all flights out of heathrow. the company blamed a major i.t. system failure. >> we believe the root cause was a power supply issue. we have no evidence of any cyber attack. >> extremely frustrating. especially if you have a connection. >> reporter: julio is trying to start his fa indication in italy. he waited in line for answers. thinking of his big plans. >> we have hotels booked. we have car rentals. we have all sorts of stuff already lined up. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a live look outside. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the traffic trying to get into the city. they are estimating that about 40 million people will be traveling over this holiday weekend. 15 miles or more is the criteria there. that's the most in 12 years. 40 million people. we're going to keep you posted on any travel issues or problems. when we hear them on air and online at nbc bay area.com. >>> we're getting a look at the man accused of carrying out the deadly manchester attack. this is an image of salman abedi taken on t

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. >>> london's heathrow airport say his are still disruptions early today. from a major meltdown this weekend that forced it to cut its fleet. >> reporter: british flies slowly returned. the airlines' global flights grounding cost hundreds. it was inside both heathrow, europe's busiest airport and gatwick. >> we've been in line for about five hours and we have no idea how long we'll be in line. the rest of the day for sure and we probably won't fly out today for sure. >> reporter: it affects the contact centers and baggage tracing. many had to leash their bags behind and sleep in the airport not long after incoming and outgoing flights happened. no one would come and talk to us and explain us to. we had to find people in uniform. they had barely any idea what to say. >> reporter: the airline ceo posted an apology on twitter. >> i know this has been a horrible time. i want to apologize for the fact that you've had to go through these very trying experiences. >> reporter: the airlines' ceo says there's no evidence of a cyber attack. passengers can now rebook t

they are running full service from london's heathrow airport today, but the country -- company is warning it might take time to return lost bags to passengers. the i.t. system was hit by a power surge. it will also affect the company's finances at a time it has returned to profifit after years of cost-cutting. >> it t is a scandal that is digging into british airways' on profit. it could cost the airline nearly 3% of its estimated yearly earnings, a bill that could run up to nearly 80 million euros. >> we are working -- he will make a full investigation, exhaustive. we will find out exactly what happened, and we will make sure this will never happen again. >> british airways is one of the world's biggest airlines, but like many major air carriers it has been struggling to fend off low-cost competition as the market has opened up facing record losses in 2009, british airways cut thousands of jobs and introduced a two-year pay freeze in a planet said was necessary to ensure long-term debt plan it said was necessary to ensure long-term -- in a plan it said was to ensure its long-term societa

. >>> runway repairs combined with a global technical glirch at london's heathrow airport causing a ripple effect of delays and cancellations. nbc bay area's christie smith is live at sfo with the details. how are the passengers handling all of this. >> reporter: as they say, pack your patience. that's what people are trying to do here today. i did get off the phone with the airport duty manager. she tells me there have been over 250 delays here today. we are talking anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes. but for some passengers on british airways it was much more difficult than that. >> i'm going the dallas, texas. and unfortunately, the -- it's delayed. >> reporter: jesus perez is waiting on flight from s fo to see family for the memorial day weekend. >> they say one time and change it that's making me frustrated. >> reporter: his flight was pushed back 40 minutes. it was one of many as sfo continues a runway repaving and construction project. timing is key. the summer travel rush is around the corner. >> i heard there might be delays. so -- yeah. so -- >> reporter: when you rounded the corner

more than one—third of flights departing london heathrow were cancelled on sunday, leaving some passengersan, i got here yesterday. i have been standing in lines. there is not that much information. i do not know what is going on. but, you know, i must get home somehow stop we have beenin must get home somehow stop we have been in the line for about five hours. we have no idea how much longer we will be here. we are getting no communication from the staff. people have been trying to get answers and we have been sharing amongst ourselves. that is the only way to get information. clearing the backlog of flights looks likely to continue into tomorrow. joe lynam gave me the latest from heathrow. as far as we can ascertain, around a quarter, between a quarter and 30% of all british airways flights were cancelled today that it's notjust flights from london to the rest of the world but also some other flights back from the rest of the world to the uk. that is a significant number of flights that we re significant number of flights that were cancelled today. the message from the airline is, don't

more than one—third of flights departing from london heathrow were cancelled on sunday, leaving many. british airways says a normal service will run from gatwick and long service from heathrow. joe lynam reports for some ba customers, it had been a long, uncomfortable night. bleary passengers this morning, still hoping to catch their plane. even free bottles of water in a heavily congested at terminal 5 failed to cool some people's mood. it's just a lot of moving around, standing in lines and lack of information. i think it's too big that they don't know what to do with it. we've been in the line for about five hours, we have no idea how much longer we'll be here and we're getting no communication from the staff. sarah booth and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest. instead she is stuck having lunch at a pub near heathrow. she was told by ba to come to the airport, only to find the flight was cancelled. we only travelled based on the fact our fight was still running and we had been told by ba to make sure all flights were running, before we left home and we did that. you've com

the airline expects to run a full schedule from london's heathrow and gatwick airports. it affects flights, bags, and customer service. the stock is down about 3% today. >>> and chipotle said hackers used malware to steal customers' payment data over a three-week period in march and april. they said they don't know how many cards or customers are affected as it didn't collect names and addresses. back over to you. >> better check those statements. >> thank you very much, landon. >>> coming up next, a nice forecast for a tuesday morning. kari hall keeping close tabs. >> yeah, we're looking at some cloudy skies and drizzle along the coast. looking live outside at san jose and the temperature trend for willow glen. we start in the mid 50s, reaching to the low 70s this afternoon and there will be some sun. we'll talk about what to expect as the temperatures warm up this week coming up next. >> we're also looking live at palo alto. highway 101, no delays along the peninsula. the bay shore freeway looks great. talking about what's going on for the rails coming up. >> and the p

more than one—third of flights departing from london heathrow were cancelled on sunday, leaving manys. for some ba customers, it had been a long and uncomfortable night. bleary passengers this morning still hoping to catch their plane. even free bottles of water in a heavily congested terminal five failed to call some people's mood. a lot of moving around and standing in lines and lack of information. i think it is too big they do not know what to do about it. we have been in the line for five hours. we have no idea how much longer we will be here. there is no communication with the staff. sarah and herfamily is no communication with the staff. sarah and her family should is no communication with the staff. sarah and herfamily should be on holiday in budapest. instead she is stuck having lunch in a pub near heathrow. she found out the flight was cancelled. we only travel based on the fact our flight was running. we were told to make sure all flights were running before we left home. we did that. you have come from? we have come from all further in worcestershire and my sister and her

. >>> international travelers are dealing with major problems today, all flights from london's heathrownd the georgiawick airports are cancelled after a major computer failure among those stranded students musicians from the curtis institute of music in philadelphia "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at the airport with details, hi there, annie. >> reporter: hi there walter. thinks all because of a glitch that british airways is having with their it department, somewhere, in their computer system. in fact, flights here at philadelphia international airport, for british air waves have been cancelled and british airways officials are saying people in london airport to not arrive until they have this glitched figured out. british airways cancelled all flights from heathrow and the georgiawick airport after global it failure leaves tens of thousands stranded. >> we have been given absolutely zero information from anybody here at the airport. none of the staff know what is going or. >> reporter: british airways took to you tube to address the issue. >> our it department is workin

british airways says the majority of services from gatwick and london—heathrow will now go. jority of services from heathrow will operate from sunday and all services from gatwick. half a million people have been displaced and more than 120 killed, in severe floods in sri lanka — the worst flooding on the island for more than a decade. landslides have blocked roads and caused trees to fall. military boats and helicopters are struggling to rescue those trapped by floodwater. the amphibious boats on the streets have one goal: to rescue as many as they can. heavy monsoon rains have displaced half a million people across 1a of the country's 45 districts. low lying areas have been submerged, with water entering homes and destroying lives. translation: our whole house went underwater. the kitchen has swept away and all our belongings are destroyed. rescuers and set up 185 5p per displaced people, and the military told the bbc that the troops have rich or the affected areas. translation: said yesterday, we have only one packet of ice, nothing more. india has sent a warship to help t

the company says a power supply problem forced it to cancel all flights out of london's heathrow and gatwick airports saturday. many are back online but the company is earning passengers not to go to either airport unless they've already been rebooked. >>> some memorial day parades and ceremonies may be canceled because of the weather tracking two systems right now, one in the south dumping rain in louisiana and mississippi. the other one is stretching from eastern ohio straight up into new york city. more man 125,000 customers in the memphis area have lost power after a severe storm there. dozens of larg damaging homes as well as vehicles, but no serious injuries reported. now for a closer look at your memorial day forecast. >> good morning, kendis, diane. well, the unofficial start to summer will officially start with some summerlike thunderstorms rumbling through the gulf coast throughout portions of the southeast and we're watching out for very gusty winds and we're looking for the possibility of hail connected with these thunderstorms but not only that but we'll see scattered sh

a tweet from british airway saying normal flight operations resumed from the airline's hub at london heathrow airport. you will remember they canceled every flight over the weekend after a worldwide i.t. outage. heathrow was packed with stranded passengers trying to got away for the long weekend. the airline says the problem has been fixed. british airways has four flights a day from london to the bay area. >>> if you are looking for a better night's sleep, you will want to hear this. according to a small study from northwestern university listening to pink noise will help you fall and stay in a deep sleep. pink noise is a little lower than white noise. it can boost memory and ability to recall words. researchers hope to create a custom device for this for your home. >> i need that sound machine now. >> you will fall asleep right now. >>> back in a moment. more from the brawl and what else happened. at the giants game. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale g

all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today.ne says delays and disruption may continue into tomorrow. it has also apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem" —— "working to resolve the problem" although it had found "no evidence that it's a cyberattack". the british airways ceo, alex cruz, has said that a ‘power supply issue‘ was to blame. this is what happens when there is a major it failure. queues were snaking out of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for thousands of ba passengers. the long bank holiday didn't start very well for these people. people have been standing in the queues for up to 120 minutes in some cases. the queue stretches from the check—in desks all the way out to the back of the terminal and down in front of the terminal where all the taxis deliver people. and many passengers contacted the bbc with their experiences. we've just literally just now been told that nothing's happening, no flights until 6 o'clock. prior to that, we hadn't been told very much at all, there were no tannoy ann

cemajor computer glitch forced british airways to cancel all flights from london's heathrow ysd gatwickorts today. the airline says there is no evidence of a cyberattack. officials say the outage was likely caused by a power supply issue. the computer failure stranded thousands of flyers during a big holiday travel weekend in eitain. flights are expected to resume rlnday, but it will be a while before the airline is back on schedule. three more people were arrested hvernight in connection with the bombing last week at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. 22 people were killed, along with the suspect, who blew himself up. isis has claimed responsibility. jonathan vigliotti is in manchester with the latest. >> reporter: police this weekend raided a home in manchester as british officials said they founded up the majority of the arena bomber's known associates. ha very significant, these arrests, we're very happy we've got our hands around some of the key players that we're concerned itout. there's still a little with bit more to do. >> reporter: searches are still taking place

. >> just from london heathrow airport there are about 110 flights a day that fly to the u.s.hallenge how do you do that in a way that is efficient and effective? >> reporter: an airline insider says it will be a logistical mess, likely requiring secondary screening of passengers and longer wait times. >> the question is how good is the intelligence? i don't have the specifics on based on my experience, 31 years general with a top-secret security clearance, that it must be pretty good in order to justify these measures. >> reporter: top european union officials are demanding urgent meetings with the u.s. to discuss the looming ban. anthony, back here at home, dlibzs are ongoing, but a decision could come any day. >> mason: kris van cleave. thanks, kris. up next, he's not old enough to drive, drink, or vote, but he's about to graduate college. asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my af

british airways says it will operate a full schedule at london's heathrow and gatwick airports today,nce the computer failure on saturday which disrupted flights around the world. the airline said its it systems were now "back up and running," but "significa nt numbers" of passengers were still without their luggage. scientists in the united states have made what they say is a groundbreaking breakthrough in their battle against infections that are resistant to antibiotics, one of the biggest threats to global health. they've modified an existing medicine to create what they call a "magical" new version, which is about a thousand times more powerful. jenny walrond reports. resistance to antibiotics has been classed by the world health organization as one of the biggest threats to global health. a government review into the problem estimated that if no solution is found, by 2050, worldwide, drug—resistant found, by 2050, worldwide, drug—resista nt infections will found, by 2050, worldwide, drug—resistant infections will kill someone every drug—resistant infections will kill someone ever

some short—haul services from london heathrow will be affected, but ba says it will operate a full long—haul from gatwick. the company has issued an apology to customers, but could face compensation claims from thousands of passengers. hundreds of demonstrators have blocked the main streets in the centre of the moroccan capital, rabat, in support of the protests taking place in the north of the country that have been growing in intensity since late last year. on friday, violence broke out in the town of al—hoceima, as police tried to arrest a well—known activist, when he interrupted a prayer ceremony at a local mosque. russia has entered the highly competitive air travel market by launching its first post—soviet mainline commercial aircraft. the ms—2i, which hasjust completed its maiden flight, will be going head—to—head with the popular boeing 737 and airbus a320. analysts say russia is keen to rejuvenate industrial production, as it feels the squeeze of western sanctions over ukraine. the french president emmanuel macron will host russia's president putin later on monday. it's his latest d

heathrow — and the latest from our correspondent andy moore. what the picture there at the moment? the problems are continuing here today. londoneems to be ok. there are only about one consolation is that. ba says they will fly the majority of their flights from heathrow today, that does seem to be the case. around a third of the flights have been cancelled. between six o'clock and nine o'clock this morning and there we re nine o'clock this morning and there were 42 ea departures, but there we re were 42 ea departures, but there were also 29 cancellations. meanwhile, the queues are building up meanwhile, the queues are building up again in terminal five. people are being urged not to come to the terminal unless they are booked on a flight terminal unless they are booked on a flight today, but some people are ignoring the advice. they have been told to rebook their flights. they say they cannot get through to bea on the phone or the website. they are coming to the airport in person in the hope of speaking to somebody. we hear there is such congestion at terminal five now that there are queues outside the building again. people on

all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled until 6 o'clock this evening. and cancelled passengers on later flights have been told to check before travelling to the airports. been told to check before ba has apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem". our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this joe lynam reports. is what happens when there is i major this is what happens when there is a major it failure. queues were snaking out of the door at terminal 5 snaking out of the door at terminal sat snaking out of the door at terminal 5 at heathrow airport for thousands of ba passengers. the long bank holiday didn't start very well for these people. people have been standing in the queues for up to 120 minutes in some cases. the queue stretches from the check—in desks all the way out to the back of the terminal and down in front of the terminal and down in front of the terminal where all the taxis deliver people. and many passengers contacted the bbc with their experiences. we've just literallyjust bbc with their experiences. we've just literally

. >> reporter: british airways passengers packed london heathrow and airport. >> >> we've been giveninformation by heathrow. >> reporter: saturday they issued this statement. >> we believe the root cause was the pidence of any cyber the stranded musicianscurtis institc middle of a tour t in 18 days. >> we heard the system wor ande airport trying to get tourned tt be things that happen on tour you ever to punches. only hurdle thes had on their tour, this week during a bbc radio interview it was interrupted because of a bomb scare. everybody was okay. reporting outside philadelphia international airport, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> investigators have released newismages of the -- new images of the man they say carried out the bombing in manchester this is salman abedi taken on the the night of the attack. investigators believe the apartment was the place where the bomb was put together. the explosion killed 22 people outside a ariana grande concert. police have rounded up 11 suspects. >> we are getting a greater understanding of the preparation of the bomb. there will b

in the past half-hour our flights from london heathrow were canceled. planes are backing up. the problem is affecting flights at other airports. british airways has not said what caused the outage. >>> it's a big day at longwood gardens. the main fountain will come back to life it was revitalized over the last two years. it debuted in 1931. for the past two years they updated the stone work and mechanical systems. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, a community reacts after a little girl loses her stuffed animal. >>> he was sentenced to life after killing ten people, but that could change. >> reporter: we're dry for now, a couple of showers could sneak in here this afternoon. i'll be back in just a few minutes and have the timing for you on future tracker 6. >>> so glad you're up with us saturday morning, 9:12 a.m., 67 degrees, sky6 live hd over the commodore barry bridge there, meteorologist chris sowers says on a scale from 1 to 10 expect an 8 for the holiday weekend. 8 is not bad. >> reporter: 80% is a good grade. >> for you, maybe, i like 95.

. >> just from london heathrow airport there's about 110 flights a day that fly to the u.s.presents a challenge, how do you do that in a way that is efficient and effective? >> reporter: an airline insider says it will be a logistical mess, likely to require secondary screenings of passengers and longer wait times. >> the question is how good is the intelligence? i don't have the specifics on this one, other than to say based on my experience, 31 years, you know, with a top secret security clearance, that it must be pretty good in order to justify these measures. >> reporter: top european union officials are demanding urgent meetings with the u.s. to discuss the looming ban. anthony, back here at home deliberations are ongoing but a decision could come any day. >> kris van cleave. thanks, kris. >>> up next, he's not old enough to drive, drink, or vote. but he's about to graduate college. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we end tonight with a minor candidate for a major degree. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: the big man on campus at texas christian university is 5'2" with a budding m

the afternoon flight to london was canceled so were all flights out of heathrow.y blamed a major i.t. system failure. >> we believe the root cause was the power supply issue. we have no evidence of any cyberattack. >> extremely frustrating. especially if you have a connection. >> this man is trying to start his vacation in italy. one option was a flight from oakland he says was leaving too soon, so he waited in line for answers, thinking of his big plans. >> we have hotels booked. we have car rentals. we have all sorts of stuff already lined up. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> now still ahead on today in the bay, farewell to the midnight rider. a bay area musician reflects on the life of gregg allman. >> plus, honoring the men and women who have died in defense of our country. how kids and teens in the south bay are getting ready for memorial day. >>> cloudy skies right now, but will they be sticking around all day? and also, what can we expect as we head into memorial day tomorrow. i'll have all of those details just after the break. >>> let's give you a

british airways had to cancel all the flights from london heathrow and gatwick airports because of computertch the airline says it was hit by a major system failure. they do not expect signer attack. the involving the problem and hoping to resume flight tomorrow. >> the man accused of stabbing three people on an or or commuter train is she to make a first appearance tuesday. jeremy christian. witnesses say he began yelling hate words at two women passengers described as mu muslim. and when the three men tried to calm him down he stabbed the. two of the men died and third is expected to recover. >> well the school year is drawing to a close in many place as round the country and one jr. high school in texas is grab ago tension for all the wrong reasons. two seventh grade students come forward to report their teacher handed out end of year awards with a shocking twist. one student says she got a certificate for being most likely to become a terrorist. the other student says her award was racists. >> most likely to brend in with white people. >> what do you think about that. >> i don't i don't

also we want to point out british airways cancelled all flights from london heathrow and gatwick airportsf a major i.t. failure. >>> 6:38 is the time. >>> bart shut down the lake merritt sfags all weekend for track mant nanls. buses will run instead of trains from fruitvale to west oakland and fruit still ahead on abc 7 news, big suris a beautiful spot along california's coast, getting to it has been difficult for some. we found a town that says it's still opened for business. as we head to break a. live look outside from our santa cruz camera. the sun is out. we will check with that welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >>> welcome back, everyone, take a look at who is on stage at bottle rock in napa. steph curry joined his wife for a cooking segment yesterday, rapper e-40 got on the stage to help hype the crowd. seth has a little time to kill under the first game of the nba finals doesn't start for another five days. a reminder

long haul services from london's heathrow airport are back up and running.hort-haul flights within europe still impacted. british airways is blaming the computer outage on a power supply problem. >>> if you are opting for a long weekend away this summer, rather than that traditional week off, you're not alone. nbc's chris clack ham has the details on the most popular get-aways this summer. >> reporter: american vacationers are approaching the summer with an eye on what's happening elsewhere and have decided to stay and play here. >> security concerns primarily were keeping people from perhaps jumping on a vacation to europe or an overseas vacation overall. that's what the survey of over 1,300 consumers found, that most of u summer for what he calls micro-adventures. >> more of a burst of a vacation, packed with experiences, rather than sort of a longer format, long-haul get-aways that we've had in the past. taking fridays, mondays, or both off, for extended experiences close by. >> short, drivable trips, three, four, five hours away from home as the most via

the airline was forced to cancel all of its flights from london's heathrow and gatwick airports saturdaya power surge in a data center disrupted its operations worldwide. shares in british airways owner iag fell 4% this morning. >>> the markets open after the long holiday weekend. on friday the dow was flat. >>> pepsi looking to tap into the natural food and drink craze. pepsico could be looking to buy all market, the company that makes coconut water brand vida cocoa. madonna and matthew mcgonaughey are two of the celeb investors. >>> another artist joins the fearless girl controversy briefly. he sculpted a dog and placed it to look like it's urinating on the leg. they side with the wall street's charging bull that says it's an affront to the work of the charging bull. >>> that's your cbsmoneywatch report. for more follow me on twitter at #jillwagnercbs. i'm jill wagner. >>> 5:38. a former weightlifter proves he is still not someone to mess with when his wife is attacked inside their bay area home. >> plus, police aren't too happy when a southern california man tries to recreate a little

conflict boiled over today with four airplane hijackings, including one that was aborted at london's heathrowport. >> today palestinian commandos took over a british airliner, the fourth successful hijacking in as many days. the jetliner was forced to land at the jordanian desert airfield, already occupied by two other big planes, twa and a swiss airline. >> now there are 298 people held hostage on a bleak, hot, dusty airstrip out in the desert, and they are surrounded by arabs who say they will kill them all if there's any attempt at rescue. >> the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the plfp, proudly claimed credit for the coordinated actions. >> the arabs, not just palestinians, look at israel as an occupying force. it's occupying arab land. and they don't believe that israel should be there. that's the basis of the conflict. >> there is a group from pflp on every plane to explain our oblem, the palestini problem, and to justify the way we are doing things to convince the whole world. >> to the palestinians, they thought they had to choice but turn to violence because no one's l

a major computer problem over the weekend leading to hundreds of canceled flights at the busy london heathrowo double check to make sure their flight is operating before he this busy memorial day the airline hopes to have majority of their flights operating of course. >> u.s. ban on laptops from passenger cabins on some international flights may be expanded. the head of the department of homeland security says the u.s. could soon ban laptops from the passenger cabins of all international flights. it's because of the possible threat that terrorist cos be hiding laptops -- excuse me bombs inside of those computers. back in march, the u.s. began banning all electronics larger than smart phones on -- to carry on for your luggage or inbound flights from ten cities mostly in the middle east. ran out of breath. >> yes. hard to talk -- >> it was good. >> those were long sentence. >> yes. >>> 8:16 to our time. >> are you ready for cuteness. >> i couldn't miss it. >> take a deep breath and we'll do cuteness. it's time now for our favorite time of day. you know what time it is. fox5 five cuteness of the

in london, heathrow airport, birmingham, ed inberg, and glasgow between may 24th and june 30th. >> there is still no claim of responsibility for today's deadly attack on a bus carrying christians in egypt. gun men opened fire on coptic christians traveling to a monastery killing 28 people and wounding four. officials say children are among the victim. it happened in the central egyptian town. the attacks followed a series of church bombings claimed by isis. >> the montana republican charged for assaulting a reporter is now a congressman. greg gianforte easily beat his democratic challenger by the seat left vacant by the new interior secretary. the software executive is accused of misdemeanor assault for allegedly body slamming a reporter on wednesday. gianforte addressed the issue after his victory. >> i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sorry. i should not have treated that reporter that way and for that i'm sorry, mr. ben jacobs. >> nearly 70% of the votes in this election were cast early before the alleged assault. >> a l

they don't believe it was a cyber attack but it forced mass cancellations at london's heathrow and gatwick airports on saturday. so far today 13 short haul flights have been cancelled. >>> uber and lyft will be heading back to austin. the texas governor going to sign a bill into law that puts the state in charge of regulating the ride hailing companies instead of local governments. about a year ago, uber and lyft left the texas capitol when the city started requiring fingerprints for drivers. together the company spent $9 million campaigning against that rule but residents voted in favor of the order so uber and lyft moved out. they are expected to hit the streets again in austin today. >>> time check, 6:47 on this memorial day. get a check of the roads with jaclyn. how are they looking out there? >> the roads are nice and quiet right now. we've got a few accidents but really nothing to write home about. we are tracking a pretty smooth commute for drivers so if you are one of the folks that does have to work today, you won't be dealing with too much traffic at least for the morning. this a

had the odd statement here or there, they said proper services from gatwick, no services out of london heathrowght. but i don't hear apologies andi flight. but i don't hear apologies and i look at pictures of heathrow yesterday full of people, i don't see coachloads of ba employees being shipped into the airport, having been asked to attend and come and look after passengers. they've really got a problem. the latest statement from ba to be fair to them finally included an apology and they have said they're going to pay for compensation. but tell us about the compensation. but tell us about the compensation schedule because obviously when something like this happens you're entitled to food and drink vouchers but possibly a hotel and there could be compensation above and beyond that —— and possibly. thanks to the european union there is compulsory compensation where you have either a delay or where you have a cancellation. it depends on the length of the flight, it can vary between £250 and about £520 for a long haulflight. between £250 and about £520 for a long haul flight. you between £250 and

airline suffered a major computer problem leading to hundreds of canceled flights at the busy london heathrowe is telling travelators double-check to make sure their flight is operating before heading to the airport. this busy memorial day the airline hopes to have a majority of their flights operating. >> turning to politics now. all quiet on capitol hill right now. it's a day off for most folks. but now former fbi director is lawmakers sometime after today. the exact date hasn't been set yet but it could happen later this week. and as fox's doug luzader reports anticipation is running high. >> reporter: it looks like james comey is heading to the hill. his side of the story is critical did he feel pressure from the white house and the president to back off of an investigation into russia's role in last year's election. this may become he said, he said. we know that president trump and his now former fbi director james comey have private meetings even dinner together at the white house. and as early as this week, comey may come before the senate intelligence committee to say what he knows. >