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london's heathrow airport is asking airlines to stop selling tickets this summer. t's setting a limit of 100 passengers a day through september. 11th restriction is likely to result in more canceled flights. look at those lines. passengers at heathrow of reported wait times at security checkpoints up to 3 and a half hours booming travel demand coupled with staffing shortages have caused the massive delays. that's according to industry experts. heathrow says it hopes to have security staffing back to prepandemic levels by the end of the month to be flown through heathrow. out in ages. yeah, but the at let's hope something works because as you know, driving everybody crazy. he's trying to travel right now. >> that wraps up kron. 4 news tonight at 6. we'll see tonight at 8 o'clock. have a good night. have a nice why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? no

global business stories. making this airline giant emirates on thursday rejected demands by london heathrow airport to cut flight capacity despite being friend with a lawsuit this week. london's busiest airport asked airlines to stop sewing summer tickets to try and limit the number of daily passengers 210-0000 were its says it intends to continue its daily flights to london. what thousands of users across the world were unable to access social media platform. twitter earlier on thursday, more than 50000 people reported the outage. this comes the days after twitter sued, tesla ceo, ellen musk for violating a deal to buy the company. after a nearly 3 hour outage, the company said, it's website, an app. we're back on line. russia and ukraine are close to finalizing a deal on how to get ukrainian grain out of the country's ports and into the global market. that's according to un secretary general tonia gutierrez, after talks between the 2 countries were held in turkey. he asked for its ships to be allowed to pass safely through so called rain corridors. now netflix is partner partnering with microsoft

global business stories making headlines, elijah emirates on thursday rejected demand by london heathrow airport to cut flight capacity. despite being threatened with a lawsuit of this week, london's busiest airport asked airlines to stop selling summer tickets to try and limit the number of daily passengers 210-0000 emirates says it intends to continue its daily london flights. think it will take 12 indonesia finance minister called for a joint for him to fight alarming global hunger as her counterparts from the g. 20 countries met friday and bali. the global food crisis is at the top of their agenda . indonesia wants members to come up with a concrete action plan to tackle fertilizer supply blocks and food insecurity. meetings are scheduled to continue through the weekend western sanctions against russia or transforming trade relationships around the world. and not just for oil or for grains, but also for precious stones. or correspondence. adrian creek recently visited botswana in southern africa to learn how the diamond industry their stance. a profit from russian sanctions for 2 years, kill

. >> reporter: london's heathrow airport unable to keep up with the flood of suitcases. thousands piling up. delta now making the rare move of chartering a jet like this one just to deliver bags stranded in europe back to their owners in the u.s. the big problem, airport staffing levels haven't kept up with the massive surge in post-pandemic travel. >> the u.s. dropped its testing requirement, which now has inspired millions of americans to travel back to europe. and they simply don't have the staff. >> now limiting the number of daily passengers coming through. amsterdam's airport making a similar move. that's where amy frank and her husband lost their luggage earlier this month. >> the airlines haven't even communicated anything with us. we have no idea. so if i get it, it will be a miracle. >> reporter: tips to avoid the chaos -- book a nonstop flight. if you must make a connection, pick a smaller airport or one with typically good weather. and fly early in the day. as for your choice of luggage -- >> i basically tell everyone now they need to bring a carry-on because

but we have seen problems out some major airports like london heathrow, amsterdam shipple, and some other airports around europe, but tend to made actually, most flights are operating and operating well. well, you have a situation now where travel restrictions are easing, of course, across the world after cova demand is coming back. as you're saying yet, we do see flight routes on frequencies being curb, as the airlines are finding it, difficult to keep up with the demand in certain airports as you're saying. but why are airlines you think not prepared for, for the surgeon demand, despite having at least a year and a half to prepare for it as well as government bailouts? while not every airline received government money. in fact, in many places the world governments were slow to provide supports. and you've got to remember in many countries the restrictions were still in place only a couple of months ago. and in fact, even worse than that, some major markets, the restrictions kept changing. so there was uncertainty on the part of airlines as to when they were going to be able to operate.

but realistically, if i look at london heathrow, airport does not compete with goswick airport, despite the fact that they're very close to one another. so when he throw airport is looking to increase its charges by 607080 percent. we need a strong economic regulator who can step in and say, sorry, this is evidence of an airport trying to abuse its dominant. it's monopoly, it's monopoly position. and to ensure that the consumer is protected by having strong economic regulation that looks at the fundamentals and does not rewards airports for bad behavior. but here's the thing. there's been reaction to the statement and the airports council chief hit back at you saying that the financial stress suffered by airport operators because the passenger traffic losses has become unsustainable. he also added your comments, do not reflect current market and economic realities at airports. what is your, your reaction to don, that very simple, he's paid to say that and you would expect him to say that. but i and pleased actually that the economic regulator in the u. k. has listened to our arguments a

the airline emirates said it will not comply to a demand from london's heathrow airport for airlinesop selling tickets over the busy summer. the dubai carrier called the request unreasonable and unacceptable. the staff at heathrow has caused the airport to reduce its capacity, a move that will affect hundreds of thousands of travelers. bill gates says he does not want to be among the world's wealthiest people and plans to donate his way off the list, writing on twitter, the man says he plans to give $20 billion to his foundation. he says he believes he has an obligation to return his resources to a society in the way that will have the greatest impact in improving the lives of others. experts at the national galleries of scotland say they are thrilled to have found a previously unknown self-portrait of vincent van gogh. it was hidden at the back of another painting and found it when the canvas was x-rayed. joann mccauley has the story. joann: for more than 100 years, this picture has been holding a secret. on the back of van gogh's head of a peasant woman is a previously unseen work.

london's heathrow airport has told the airlines to reduce the number of tkets they sell for the remaindere summer months in order to cope with the rebound in air travel, limiting the number of daily passengers who kinda parked to 100,000. less than scheduled. following widespread travel disruption as the industry deals with staff shortages. now, at the beginning of this month there was a re-denomination of the currency by renewing zeros and the costs of food and services, like in many parts of the world, steadily increasing and in addition fuel prices continue to rise, making ct-of-living high. >> raymond is a university student in freetown and he has two jobs and shares an apartment with a friend. >> what is the amount? 5000? >> he is struggling to make ends meet and the rising cost-of-living is having a huge impact. the price of food alone has more than doubled in theast six months. >> i used to get tea here for 10,000. >> the cost-of-living is not easy. who ask the local currency is less than one u.s. dollar. six months ago you could get three tins of sardines for the same price. >> wh

and just this week delta flew a plane carrying a thousand stranded bags, no people, from london's heathrow airport to detroit >> the reason why we're seeing so many lost bags is the same reason we're seeing so many delayed flights, the same reason we're seeing so many long lines at the airport a labor shortage across the economy and across airlines. >> reporter: according to the most recent air travel consumer report in april nearly 220,000 bags were lost or damaged in the u.s. a jump of 135% since last year when fewer people were traveling. >> what should we do to make sure that our bags are going to be there when we land >> avoiding checking a bag is the single best thing you can do. >> reporter: but that's not realistic for many of us, so experts say consider a small gps tracking device take a picture of your valuables inside and know your rights >> not only are the airlines required to compensate you for lost bags up to $3,800 per domestic flight and up to $1,780 for international flights, but they're also on the hook for any incidentals along the way. >> reporter: making sure your summer plan

hottest date ever on record at london's heathrow airport. 104.4 degrees fahrenheit. 40.2 degrees celsiusdangerous heatwave wave is gripping parts of europe and they are not alone across the u.s. here. we have a scorcher as well. 108 tomorrow. 107, oklahoma city. really hot across this region even on thursday. 97 in washington, d.c., 113 in phoenix. on friday, that heat is going to continue as you will notice so they are expecting more records across the central and southern parts of the country. in the bay area, we have the fog and temperatures in the 50's. you almost feel guilty. i want to turn your attention. five to six feet off the california coast but look just west of cap us and lucas. it is moving away and expected to continue to weaken but those swells will continue to affect combo in case you are traveling there. we have the southerly swell in the bay area. each hazard statement through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. wave heights are six feet to seven feet but that swell bringing a higher risk of strong recurrence so dangerous to swim or serve. best to stay away for now. it's not a d

hottest date ever on record at london's heathrow airport. 104.4 degrees fahrenheit. 40.2 degrees celsius gripping parts of europe and they are not alone across the u.s. here. we have a scorcher as well. 108 tomorrow. 107, oklahoma city. really hot across this region even on thursday. 97 in washington, d.c., 113 in phoenix. on friday, that heat is going to continue as you will notice so they are expecting more records across the central and southern parts of the country. in the bay area, we have the fog and temperatures in the 50's. you almost feel guilty. i want to turn your attention. five to six feet off the california coast but look just west of cap us and lucas. it is moving away and expected to continue to weaken but those swells will continue to affect combo in case you are traveling there. we have the southerly swell in the bay area. each hazard statement through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. wave heights are six feet to seven feet but that swell bringing a higher risk of strong recurrence so dangerous to swim or serve. best to stay away for now. it's not a deep marine layer. pretty s

they have strikes going on at london's heathrow airport, people are literally cheek to joul, if you willhts that are delayed or canceled really bad situation with sas airlines in scandinavia. that airline declaring bankruptcy and they had a pilot strike nearly 80% of flights canceled leaving americans who are traveling overseas stranded tonight. the question is how long will it take for them to get back home, it could take a while, lester. >> no escape from the chaos tonight. tom, thanks. >>> we'll be back with the incredible acts of valor that earned four veterans the medal of honor rans the medal of honor. >>> we are back with the moving tribute at the white house where president biden awarded the medal of honor to four vietnam veterans for their heroic actions on the battlefield. we have their stories. >> reporter: it was a recognition five decades in the making on four vietnam veterans for their act of incredible heroism. >> they stood in the way of danger, risked everything, literally everything to defend our nation and our values. >> reporter: when specialist dwight's unit came und

just this week, hundreds of passenger bags were delayed at london's heathrow airport because of a systemch, causing confusion and frustration. one traveler at the san jose airport described what it was like for his family to fly just a couple of weeks ago. and we were about an hour and a half from our flight. and so we wanted to get our bags handed off, and it didn't work out as we wanted it to. so we kind of hurried along and thankfully we got to our gate in time, but it was chaotic. alaska airlines released a statement saying, in part not only will our electronic back tax, allow our guests to quickly drop off their luggage after they arrive at the airport. the devices will also give our employees the opportunity to spend more one on one time with guests who asked for assistance and reduce lines at our lobbies. i think that would be very helpful as we wouldn't have to stay at the chaos in wait in line and get the tag. put it on waiting another line to then hand off the bag, but instead have everything ready to go. the activation is done by simply touching the phone and alaska airlines a

london's heathrow airport has told airlines to reduce the number of tickets they sell for the remainderto cope with the rebound in air travel. the airport is limiting the number of daily passengers who can depart to one hundred thousand — four thousand less than scheduled. to the uk now, as eight contenders have made it to the first round of the leadership race to become britain's next prime minister. three candidates dropped out on tuesday, as the contenders each vied for the support of twenty of their colleagues. the first round of vote happens on wednesday. candidates with fewer than thirty votes will be eliminated. here's more from our political editor, chris mason. while waiting from the early front runner rishi sunak, look who's nipped in at the last minute. the deputy prime minister and the transport secretary, himself a candidate until now, is here too. please welcome rishi sunak. the early skirmishes in this contest have felt like all the other candidates against mr sunak. he pointedly repeated his critique today of what he sees as their wild promises to cut taxes now. we need

london's heathrow airport has told airlines to reduce the number of tickets they sell for the remainderder to cope with the rebound in air travel. the airport is limiting the number of daily passengers who can depart to 100,000 — 4,000 less than scheduled. several wildfires have swept across portugal's central region, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people as firefighters struggled to battle the flames. some houses have burned down, and three main highways in the area have been closed. the country is suffering a heatwave, with temperatures of over a0 degrees in many parts. in washington, the committee investigating the storming of the us capitol has laid out how donald trump incited far—right extremists in a last—ditch bid to remain in office. members of his inner circle told how during a stormy meeting, mr trump ignored their advice to concede, and instead summoned a mob to washington. jason van tatenhove, a former spokesman for the 0ath keepers, described the group as violent, dismissive of the rule of law, and capable of swaying people through lies and deceit. rather than try t

. >> reporter: london's heathrow airport unable to keep up with ousandling delta now making the rare chartering a jet like this one just to deliver bags stranded in europe back to their owners in the u.s. the big problem, airport staffing levels haven't kept up with the massive surge in post-pandemic travel. >> the u.s. dropped its testing requirement which now has inspired millions of americans to travel back to europe and they simply don't have the staff. >> reporter: heathrow now limiting the number of daily passengers coming through. amsterdam's airport is making a similar move where amy frank and her husband lost their luggage earlier this month. >> the airlines haven't even communicated anything with us. we have no idea, so if i get it, it'll be a miracle. >> reporter: tips to avoid the chaos, book a nonstop flight. if you must make a connection, pick a smaller airport. or one with typically good weather and fly early in the day. as for your choice of luggage -- >> i basically tell everyone now they need to bring a carry-on because it's potluck if you get your luggage. >> repor

london's heathrow airport has told airlines to reduce the number of tickets they sell for the remainderonths, in order to cope with the rebound in air travel. the airport is limiting the number of daily passengers who can depart to 100,000 — 4,000 less than scheduled. several wildfires swept across portugal's central region, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people as firefighters struggled to battle the flames. some houses have burned down, and three main highways in the area have been closed. the country is suffering a heatwave, with temperatures of over a0 degrees in many parts. twitter�*s filed a lawsuit against billionaire elon musk to try and force him to go ahead with a deal to buy the social media platform. the documents filed to a court in the us state delaware calls the billionaire�*s exit strategy "a model of hypocrisy" and has asked for a four—day hearing in september. mr musk pulled out of the deal citing concerns about fake accounts. if you're a regular watcher of newsday, you might remember we told you about the james webb space telescope, and some of its latest achie

the divide based airline emerett says rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than a 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. its been experiencing severe disruptions because of staff shortages. emberts runs 6 slides today from heathrow to deny. it's accused he throw of blatant disregard for consumers and says their ground staff are capable of handling their flights. while these transitional government has ordered the temporary suspension of troop rotations by the un peacekeeping mission sites for security reasons, the suspension is expected to last until talks are held to coordinate. a new agreement move comes after molly's government, arrested. $4940.00 and soldiers on sunday night claims the soldiers, a mercenaries looking to topple the government. nicholas hank has moved from neighboring city. go. this concerns over 12000 un peacekeeping troops from 50 different national these, ranging from el salvador bang, led dash germany, or even egypt. not only is this the biggest and the most expensive un peacekeeping op

of a lottery but essentially you can look to fly out of airports that have seen fewer cancellations, certainly those outside of london, heathrow heathrow the worst offender for cancellations, certainly in the last week but you can look at regional airports like birmingham, leeds, bradford, bristol where there have been fewer cancellations and you can look at travelling early in the morning so you are on the first flight out to the destination where there is more chance of that flight going than late in the day, and of course by travelling early in the morning you are avoiding some of the build—up of queues that is tending to happen in the security and check—in areas. (=an energy boss has said customers who use prepayment meters should not be charged more than those who pay by direct debit. there are 4.5 million households who use prepayment meters — and they typically spend almost 50—pounds more a year than those who pay through other methods. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. how long have you gone without electricity? about four or five days. and no gas? no gas, no. if i could choose, i wouldn't have

also struggling with long hughes, los bags and late departures. london heathrow airport announces a daily camp on passengers to stay with the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. the seasonal rain is turned heavy on its way out of charlotte into the korean peninsula to just top up the rate on the wet is month in sol. anyway, this is part of the seasonal law that will eventually go across to japan and started to say, what will around south of that has got quite halt and particularly shanghai martin . there's a 40 degrees. it will stay that way until the thunderstorms arrive and start to cool things down. significant raining that japan seems to suggest flash flooding all landslide risk. this is comes thursday and his shanghai for you to emphasize the point. the record is $40.00. we forecasting 40, so it's getting close to it. the average is of obviously lower than that, we get down towards that average by the thunderstorms arriving by the weekend. that the next band of rain, that is fairly steady. now will therefore cause a flo

hardest it, more than half its flights have been delayed and hundreds canceled in july so far. london heathrow airport has decided to cap the number of departing passengers to 100000 a day to try to minimize delays. apple workers are also striking in the german cities of hamburg and frankfort. the german government is fast striking visas. the workers from turkey to bridge the gap travel delays caused by strikes are also hitting spain, france, belgium, denmark, norway, and sweden. we spoke with willie walsh, the director general of international transport association. he says it's the managers of the airport, not the airlines who are to blame. it's a huge disappointment to the industry that airports are restricting the amount of flights that can be operations are the number of passengers that can travel through the airport. you know, it's really disappointing because airlines want to maximize the benefit of this recovery, given the financial damage that has been done during the last 2 years. but i think from a consumer point of view, it's very important that we can give certainty to customers that thei

those bags have been piling up at london's heathrow airport.g 1,000 bags from heathrow back to detroit. the luggage now will be sent to passengers. heathrow, though, still struggling, asking airlines to stop selling tickets through heathrow until at least mid-september. >>> and keep an eye on the sky tonight. the buck super moon filling the sky this evening. the biggest super moon of the year will be visible in the southeast sky just after sunset. ed a super moon, of course, happens, when a full moon's orbit makes it closer to earth, making it appear bigger and brighter than normal. >>> when we come back here tonight, the 82nd airborne and a performance unlike anything performance unlike anything you've seen from them. this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb.

the du, by based airline m. routes has rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the apple management says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. its been experiencing severe disruptions because of staff shortages. emberts runs 6 slides day from heathrow to deny its accused he throw of blatant disregard for customers and says that ground staff are capable of handling their flights to 20 finance ministers. and central bank leaders are meeting volley on friday to try to find responses to rising global inflation. now these are like features from bali where the meeting 1st session is just getting underway. japan is particularly vulnerable, as it relies on significant amounts of imported fuel ensued. but it's chinese chang reports. there is some confidence that the japanese economy is better prepared, the most after dark in tokyo, a city with some of the most vibrant and expensive night life in the world. following several years of cobit 19 restrictions, the japanese capital is bouncing back. but even if people are now take more chances for t

residential buildings, in vineyards on the divide bass. airline emerald has rejected an order from london heathrow airport to council flights and foot story coming up next day with us. the heart wrenching good bye, loved ones. no knowing when they were united ticket, women and children heading west to relative safety often leaving when behind among them foreigners also trying to give out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come 1st serve basis here at the bus station that only a few rides available, and that's only to the surrounding villages. so people like for me in rose, now need to find another way to get out of the city. but for now they, like many others, would have to return home, hoping to morrow is a better day. who's in charge in cyril? anchor the president has fled, instead of resigning the acting leader has imposed the curfew. but protested, want him to step down as well. is there a way out of the crisis to prevent a power vacuum? this is insightful. ah . hello and welcome to the program. i'm dead in obligate. i'm sure. lincoln's political turmoil is deepening. president got to buy a retro

the dubai base to airline emirates has rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. it's been experiencing severe disruptions because a staff shortages, emirates, runs 6 flights a day from heathrow to dubai. is accused heathrow, blatant disregard for consumers and says their ground staff are capable of handling their flights. it'll is the longest river is drying up as the country faces sweltering temperatures and its worst drought in 70 years. the 650 kilometer long river po supports about a 3rd of italy's agricultural production. heat wave has led the government to declare a state of emergency, as local farmers are struggling to cope. hot weather and winds are causing wildfire to spread. in southwestern france, hundreds of firefighters are trying to extinguish the flames and protect several cities, thousands of tourists and people living close by have been forced to evacuate. and in the u. k, the met office has issued a red extreme heat warning for a number of cities in eng

brown al jazeera hong kong, the dubai base airline. ember it says rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than a 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. its been experiencing several disruptions, severe disruptions because of staff shortages. m are it's run 6 slight today from heathrow to do by. let's see to simon colder. who's a travel correspondent for the independent. he's joining via skype from london. thanks for your time with us on our 0. so it seems that the gloves are off. amaris is accusing heathrow off one incompetence to blatant disregard for consumers and creating a mess that airlines and passengers have to sort out this is quite unprecedented. isn't it? in unprecedented. is exactly the word. yes, i have never seen that kind of disagreement between airlines and airports before, of course, airports and airlines wants to provide the best possible service that they can to their passengers and heath ro decided this week. that the only way to do that was to impose a cap of $100000.00 departing passengers a day. the

london's heathrow airport has told airlines to cut flights and cap passenger levels.w how many passengers we were going to have. heathrow basically told us, you guys are smoking something. you're not going to have that many, and they didn't staff for it. >> reporter: here in the u.s., airlines continue trimming their schedule through this year and into next with one airline exec warning, if you love to travel over christmas, plan to book early. lester? >> and this is early. all right, tom, thanks. >>> when we come back, in the long run, noah lyles' odyssey to come back from a frustrating finish in tokyo. from the ford motor company to always hike with a buddy this summer. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ enamel is the hardest tissue in the body. it's a protective layer outside your teeth. pronamel repair is our first line of defense. it goes deep into the surface of the tooth to actively repair it. i personally use pronamel repair every single day, morning and night. when pain says, “it's time to go home” “i say, “not yet”. ♪ ♪ aleve. who do you take it for? i get bladder leaks. i didn't wan

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and one of the students mother do by based airline emirates, has rejected in order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september, due to staff shortages. the remaining candidates and the contests to replace outgoing british prime minister boards, johnson are set to square off and televised debates. the 2nd round, the voting took place on thursday, narrowing the field to 5 contenders. al jazeera investigations is coming up next. thanks for watching the news. ready shock and outrage around europe managers play is hundreds condemning the super league project. manchester united fans and stone burns stadium, english football fans, rebel against the owners of the clubs they love for the funds. not for these, these stupid eagerness. friends say that billionaire owners are treating english football as a global cash cow because in clubs all from their communities. the moment chelsea friends got what they wanted, but course controversial european soup and he gets collapsed just 2 days after it was announced. foo

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reggie: if you are planning a trip to europe, be warned that london's heathrow airport will likely be a nightmare. the overbooking and understaffing has gotten so out of hand that the airport is now putting a cap on the number of tickets airlines can sell. clips have been going viral of the hours long lines and lost luggage because the airport is unable to handle the high volume. this video is from sunday and the security line, stretching outside the airport. this is from someone who arrived more than three hours early. heathrow is capping tickets to 100,000 passengers per day from now until mid-september. jobina: that is happening in amsterdam, too. reggie: it is not better. jobina: unfortunately, a deadly 7-eleven shooting spree, an intense manhunt for a murder suspect choosing to target multiple l.a. convenience stores during free slurpee day. plus, back in business. in usual way a san francisco couple dodged a $1500 fine for parking in their own driveway. this morning, we are sad to say we have lost a longtime member of our abc 7 family. my cadaveric died over the weekend, doing w

petersburg in europe , the situation with air travel is just the opposite due to interruptions in london heathrow airport, artash aleksey konopko, asked the company to temporarily not sell tickets. when the management of the airport cunningly reported about the fastest growth in 40 years, passenger traffic, they hardly expected that everything would end like this, mountains of suitcases along the check-in queue for hours before the end of summer, the collapse will affect, there are still 100,000 passengers here. and this is obviously an optimistic assessment. yes, 10,000 unreality suffered in just one day. we've been in line for 2 hours. we do not have the opportunity to check in our luggage, and the queue has not decreased and a huge queue. it took me about 2 hours in the luggage of the americans. whether they have been looking for calvin since june 21, but he himself found him on photo on the internet the suitcase landed in dublin instead of the usa i even suggested to the airlines that they give me a ticket to ireland. i would have flown myself and picked up my trunk, they were detained for 7 hours fo

london's heathrow airport is asking airlines to stop selling tickets this summer. the airport says it is setting a limit of 100,000 passengers a day through september. the 11th the restriction is likely to result in more canceled flights. passengers at heathrow have a reported wait times at security checkpoints up to 3 and a half hours. booming travel demand coupled with staff shortages have caused the massive delays according to industry experts, heathrow says that it hopes to have security staffing back to prepandemic levels by the end of the month. coming up next tonight on kron 4 news today, there's newly released video of the deadly uvalde texas school shooting where 21 people were killed. >> what it shows about that police department's response. plus, twitter has officially sued tesla ceo elon musk. what we can look for in a trial that is expected to move forward. and new images show us the deepest look at the universe. we've never seen the latest pictures from the james webb telescope, nowadays, 30 mo details and how police responded to that deadly school sho